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IN ENGLAND, TO BE RE FORMED OR ABOLISHED AFTER THE LIVES OF THE PRESENT POSSESSORS. OFFICES TO RE REFORNIED. racaeguact. T:ller—Alarquis of Buckiughani; deduction 2,5071. ; net receipt g 0,6931. Ditto—Earl Camden; deduction ~sent.; net receipt t 10,5961., The emoltiments of these two Tellerships are to be limited, atter the Imes of the present possessors, to 2,7001. each. OFFICES TO BE ABOLISHED. • TALLY orricy. Chamliertnins, by Patent—Honourable Frederick North ; deduction 19,11.; net receipt 1.4e131. Montague Burgoyne ; deduction mist. ; net receipt 42711. [To be continued FIFTEENTH TIME. TIIRATRE-ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. THIS EVENING. SATURDAY, Atownet il, will be per formed a New Ploy, in Five Ade, called THE DOUBTFUL SON; OR, SECRETS OP A PA LACE. The Principal Charatt--r;t;Mr. C. Kimble, Mr. Sowerbv, Mr. Stanley, Mr. Eyre, Mr. Carr, Mr. Farley. Mrs. Glover, Nun 11. Kelly, and Mr. tliMtay After whirls, a Come P.n.', is One Act, called A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. Colonel Fieektve, Mr Jones q Lady Elizabeth Freelore, Mrs. Gibbs. Te which will be added (stb time) ■ Durlesque-Tragie Opera, in Dig• Act, 4 a11t.14 ioso! Artxxoraineua Utryl4; , , Nlr. Mathews; Fus'ins Niroster of State'. Mr Teske General Humbastes, M. Liston. I/iota/fin*, Was H Kelly. The New Burtrsqise• fragic Opera of Bomhastes Fatima was alma received with 111111111lOWUP bursts of applause, and will be repeated entry creams till (outlier notice, except Mooday stmt. Oa Howley, the TereTody of Hamlet : Hamlet, He. C. Remble. Tu.which will be arl.Sol, The Sun•its-Law. _ NEW 31ELO.VKAME--NINETEENTH NIGHT. LYCEI , II TIM ATR E.---E NG LISH OPERA. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Aorta n, will be per formed (lust lime) a New Unfair. Open, called OH TiltS LOVE! Or, THE MASQUERADERS. The Characters by Mr. Philipps, Mr Horn, Mr. J. Smith, Pvison, Mr Smith, Mr. lesh.-ry, Mr. Knight. Miss Griglietti, Mrs. Orger, Miss Rielly . , Mrs. Bland. Pr coins la the Opera, A SPANIsiI DIVERT ISEMENT. Principal Dancers-11r. S,anfn, Mr. Noble, Miss Lop. video, Mil. Sasi.li, Mb. Bristow, Miss Twansley, 3111.1 Davie, Mias'Toose, M.di Green, Miss Peto, Miss Deddrite, and the whole Corps de Ballet. To which will he added (tnib time) a New Melo-Dramatic Entertainnieni, called TWENTY YEARS AGO. The Principal Characters by Mr Ramdmil, Mr. Mr J. Smith, Mr. Mistook. Miss B. Bolton, Miss Kelly Oa Minday, the Comic Opera et Up all Night; after which will be perfornseil (for the &et time) a New Grand Mock-Hcr...ic Seri° , 071411 C Ballet of Artioe, called Jack the Giaat.Killer ; in which Mr. Bradbury wilt make his first appeantace at this Theatre. THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, SATITRDAY. ♦mmar 11. A report prevaik3 ye.terday. that a large por tion of Massaret's army, heeled by an Officer of divtinetion, had deserted, and joined Lott' %VIM. LINGTON. Almeida, to chich we stated yesterday 114roltal MAsssa• had proceeded tolay facge.after the fall of Ciudad Rodrigo, is about 114 miles east of Lisbon. We believe tt is true that the garrison of Almeida coutains only one Portuguese regiment of regulars, cummsnded by a British Officer, who has two or three tome British Officers under him; and that the remainder consists of some regiments of Portuguese fililitia—making in the whule about 5,000 men. —Tile ,enemy himself, although he will allow no merit to the Spatiiards and Portuguese in the tick!, admits thi: they are formidable i t va, i ree. awl fi:.!,ht well behind stone walls.—Ahnela rosy he, there fore, expected to rival Ciudad Rodrigo in valour and perseverance : but, with such scanty means, it cannot be considered secure, as a very considerable force under Lotssn• is advancing to besiege it.— It is likewise not improbable, that our army is re tiring towards Lisbon, where, with the reioforce 'liras now going oat, Lord WEI.I.IIIGTON may feel eonfileut enough to offer battle. filassvms is • bold and enterprising General ; but he will not follow •pi the British army to Lisbon, as Souvr did that of General Mooax to Corunna ; unless, like SOULT, he possesses greatly superior intans iti an 'overwhelming force. Ve stated yesterday that The Argus, a News. p 'per in the Eintl.sta lingssoge, printed at Paris, ex put Jon the 3 lot hibt. We this day give ill farewell Address. Its whole life was a series of hes and all urn- Elie. against F.tiglawl; aril, like the dying speeches of oilier hardened criminals. the present is a tissue of falsehood and misrepre.entation. Desertions, to an amazing extent, are still said to continue from the French armies in Spin. A letter from Lord WELLINGTON'S hea I-pewter., re cently received io town, describes thew as not COn fined to men in subordinate stations; isit of cousider.ble rusk b AN; said to have lat.l.s scrted from )11159rNA 9 6 amy l britigibg with him intelligence ors,' great importance, that Lord WE h• Lts.TraN bas thought proper to 6ellti hum to E ng . laud. and he is kote stated to be in London. We have seen a letter from . Buena Ayres, doted from which the following is an extract : u Every thing is gitiet is political matters, but I am afrAd the supra:. is Nettie distant. The news from Lune, by lest lout, of Ile execution of the principals i s the late intendant iitenrree lion of Q u il, o , has exasperated the Creoles to at violent degree. Among the number executed (in all theist 39) are four Marquises and Counts. eight Clergy. end 14 Lawyers, and the President (the Marquis of Sin* A Luc as). a man of great note, Inentionrd brit Me 60 LT. I nun afraid they will dearly pay for ibio timed severity, the moment thejlearlyaimpeeted news or the destruction of the glottis,' cause in Europe is known." Among the Officers proceeding to Cadiz. are Sir WILLI 1M ERSKINE, and Iltricadier-Georral If Lord WELLINGTON AA be forced to retreat. wr understand Government mean to form an army in the South of Siraim and to keep considerable detachments afloat to harass the French et es'ery point. Vice-Admiral Tuoatteciaoticit is appointed to the Irish station, in' the room of Admiral Warr- SHED. • List of the Altinbers of the late Court•Mart:al at Chelsea nittstrlF.NT, CUiOnti BCAUPOY, lit Tower Hamlets Regiment. Lieut-Col. Smith, West London. Major Lord Tiseouut Levrishaut, Stafford. Mat or Forsteso, ea Tower Linial:k Capt. Hawker, ditto. Capt tVillard, ditto. Copt. Lovett, West London. Capt. Grant, tat Tower Hamlets. Capt. Whitby, Stafford. Capt. t Toad, tat Tower Hamlets. Capt. Powwows, Stafford. Copt, O'Heara, Ist Tower Hamlets. Capt. Hake, Stafford. Capt. Parsons, West London. The Judge-Advocate-General, the Hon. MAN NERS SUTTON, presided ; attended by his Deputy, Mr. OLDHAM. It appears the the most active and efficient ene my to the British in:ere-els in the United States is the Editor of The Aurora, utu.se name is Doaas:, and whn was fOtelblY expelled from Calcutta, Lord WF.I.I.F.SLiY, for alt.nii!iiing to violate that ' Noble Lord's arrativineut fur preserving the liticr ty of the pre,. in kills. Mr. DuAN 14 statLJ to possess considerable talents, and great iuflu. uce iu America. Ili. influence, indeed, pervades the whole of the United States, hiving some share in a connection with every newspaper published in the democratic interest. The consequence of Mr.' DILIANU is fully recognised by the American Go vernment, by %hum lie was some time since ap pointed a Ovloosel in the army. Circular-Notice has been fleet to all the Irish Corps, by order of his Grace the ions rev+ ANT, signed W. W. Pots, that his Grace bas cornuoithieli , il to the Commander of the Forces, his oarticulor IL:6111 . , that the several General Offi cers un i lie Shia should see and inspect the Yeo manry Corp. in their respective districts, as_ early as may he cmirenient. The General Officers will minutely ex.iiiiine die arms, accoutrensents, cloth ing. and ammunition of each corps, and will report in dchlil r as well upon their state, as upon the de gree of diseipline and the general efficiencv of the corps. An extra dyer's pay will be allowed to the corps upon the usual returns. By a Gentleman who has just arrived felon Rio Janeiro, we hare sums intelligence regarding our indiscreet countrymen, who insulted the priesthood during a procession of the Host, in the streets of that capital. The pitmen,. who are six in num ber, arid all youi.g in Order to obtain their re -I.iise, applied to lairsl,..Sraxmcismao to kiterceile fur them with the Court. The British instead of complying with their request, wrote a letter to them, containing a severe reprimand for their misconduct. The i r confinement was to he continued for six moutlia, during which time they were to arrange their affairs. sod at the expiration of that terns to quit the settlement. It is still hoped by their friends thin Lord STILANGINORD would sn pose and obtain some tnitigatiou of their sentence. Werlorsday se'tinight„ a part of the Longford Regiment of Militia, commanded by that patnotic Nobleman the Esti of GIULSAID, marched into Cork, atid the remainder was expected on Friday, fwd., garrison duty there. Besides the usual des tarliments. of cavalry and artillery. the garrison is to consist of four reipmeirs of infantry, six. thr 33d doll 76th of the line, and the Lougfosel cud Ktls itenity Militia. Btaitatiirm is said to have fallen under the d:.. pleasure of BONATAILTr. and (like Baum:) to have silenily and myste )))))) sly dissppeat ed. Ile was Ntl4• pilled of not haiing done every thing in his power o intaggpit the Duke of Batisiswttt, when he was making his retreat aisOn Gentility. We hear thut the build entered ii.to, when the ti. n aus was•ppuitited Paymaster of the Marines, nnil which was suppoord to he too, when seirched fur at the time of the defalcation in his accounts, has been by accident discovered very recently. and is put to force against the parties. JEFFILitY, the seaman, who was, an fortunately fur Ceptain Uwe, taken off the island of Som. kern. and carried to America, is about to embark for England. to claim that compensation for the injury Le Ima sustained, by the verdict of a jury of hi. count►ymen. By the itenort of the Trustees appointed to pur chase au Estate to accompany the Title of FAH Niil.llo2, it appears, that theiv,.;h several Estates Lye been offered to ttaelii. they hive nut yet been able to falfil the object of their C. , mmis.ion ; but they state." That they are not without holier that they shall soon be enabled to toter into a treaty fo► .he juncture of • Mansion House and Freehold Estate; which, iF it can be butiplar;orily seccun 116hrd, Will he. in every respect, preferable to any who la have hittarto Louie nutlet their cuusiJrl4- two." NWT I NW* • Al 5 , ~.•I _ , - V: ct ~, :_,-,: ,r-v , suirREY THEATRE. Last night the New Sutertainment, intitled The Jubilee. was egain represented at this Theatre, br. tore * very brilliant end numerous avidiettee 6 who hodoured tl:at performance with unbounded add auriiliatiote. The Piece is divided into two parts. Burktia and Procession; and is furor.. eil on the production of the late Davin Gaaxtutt. Esq. pourtmying the principal eveuts which occurred at Stratford-upon-Avon. in the attempt made by that celebrated Actor to commemorate the fame of SIIASSPIA4E. The Barletta, or Gist part of the mstertai ttttt ent, is descriptive of the hurry and bustle which the celebration of Stiattsreatte's Jubilee occasioned iu his native tower. The second Part. con sisting of • grand Pageant, exhibited. in-pro cession, &sketch of • principal scene in 17 of the most popular plays of our Immortal Bard ; the action being accompanied by the atipropriate mu sic 64001.11 y composed for Mr. GARRICS. The different scenes were represented ia dumb-show; and, generally, the performers evinced a correct knowledge of the characters they p. mutated. Mr. Et.t.tieran, as Hamlet. in the solemn interview he. tweett the Penice and the Spirit of his father. de.. lineuted, with mice discrirnitiatioo. the contending, emotions which distract the bosom of the Prince. at the moment when the great master of the passions makes him ex, lei Whither wilt ILoe lead me ' siwak, IT go so tut ther —The anxious desire to deyeinpe the mystery of his father% appearanee—die awful recollection that he conversed with the airy being of another world, and the dived canto-Twit on such a reciillectiou. were finely ponrtrayed. In the sorne from the tragedy of King Lear. Mr. ELLISTON also ap peared and, it, lie eh:Teeter of Edgar,us Mad Tors, received a mites atton of those plaudit' which his excellent portrait of hamlet hail elicited. The last scene eekibited the whole of the elm meters, arranged in a Grecian temple, with up. propritite banners ; mod the piece concluded with a very elegatit Ode. composed by Dr. BUSBY, which was deloveled with much aoiroation by Mr. Eti.ts- TON. It recited, in glowing language. the praises of several of those exalted characters, military and literary, who have done honour to the it coon. try, stud concluded with a highly poetical elite gluns on the genius of SIIAKSPEARE.—Iii the Burlata of The Landon Hermit, which follow ed, Mr. flirt. introduced. with great effect. the impair air., " May we ne'er meat a friend, or a Tattle to give him ;" and " Let Fame sound her Trumpet:' both of which rtireavtli au unaututous encore. CIIRLTE.V HAM A UttIKILS. Lord and f.ady Ashlars Lieutenant-General Kepprt, Ma. jne•Geueral Kerr, Cotwirl Walstn), Licit,Colonel Crow, Licari -Colonel Alston, tient .Colonel Lieut.-Col Tajlor„ lieut -Col. Crane, Commodore Boehm, Major Smith, Maj o r Lyon. Major M'Lrud, Capt. Smith, R. N. Captain sod Mrs. Br oad, Camino Simpson, Capt. ti Illor,Capt..!, Irwin, Captain J. G. Murray, Captain Williams, Captain Las-rroson, Captain Hemotercy, Captain Darras, Captain Leighton, Dv. %V tillamson, Rev. Mr. J. Ed wards, Erv. Mr. C. B. Hourille, Ser. Mr. J. Travers, Rev. Mr.J. H. Coles, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Atkinson, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Cludde. Mr. .std Mrs. 'l'. Atwood, Mr. oad Mrs. Cole. man, 311.sitil Mrs. Guthrie., Mr. and Mrs Chambers , Mr. and. Mn,s Lawreisee_ ! Mr. and Mrs. Hawthorn, Mr. a t Mrs. Simko, Mr and Mrs. 1411.1f.t., Mr. sad Mn.. Camel', Mr. and Mrs Anna, Mr. and Mrs. Hay, Mr. and Mrs. M.Mehus, Mr. and Mrs. Bushby, Mr. and Miss Clasp, Mr. and two Misses lisaterton, Mr. and two Misses Bracketiburg, Mr. rieL.lll. Mr. W. Wise, Mr. Hey, Mr. Coproger, Mr. Sargent, Mr. Smith, Mr. W. King, Mr. A. King, Mr. P. Beeson, •Mr Sherlock, Mr. afar:mash, Mr. Lyall, Mr. Ford, Mr. De laorain, Me H. Dedasnain, Mr. Quin, Mr. CoLcao, Mr. Ale, anikr, Mr. Wood, Mr. E. Lastest..., Mr. Itsyley, Mr. Grady, Mr. J. Molly, Mr. Aubrey, Mr Tslfer, Mr. Strielmodoni, Mr. Talbot, Mr. E Hanson, Mr. Hull, Mr. Thinkers., Mr. Busk er Mr. Finch, Mr. Hide. Mr. H J Davis, Mr. S. Dickson ; dr. Cook, Mr. Fullrr, Mr. J. Wetherell, Mr. Mune Mr. Simeasnds, Mr. Chambtra , Mr. Re tur n, M r . W a ll, Mr. Al. cork, Mr. .t. Edwards, Mr. O'Reilly, hlr. Baldwin, Mr. J. Causal, Mr. I). Colons, Mr. W. Casement, Mr. St. John, Mr. N. Sadler, Mr. J. Widmer, Mr. Page, Mr. J. Stalker, Mr. Powell, Mr. Forbes, Mr. Stirlin; Mlr. Alwick, Mr. Todd , I Mr. Kay, Mr Shaw, Mr. it SitAragon, Mr. Carroll, Mr. Cuthbert, Mr. Luck, Mr. Booth, Chevalier de Is Bourdon may, Mrs sad three Moses Mrs. asid Miss Tippet, Mrs. (Moor; WriTlit, Mrs. Esslins, Mrs. W. Woodward, 3lrs. Bersafted, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. S. Marsh, Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. Pinker, Mrs A. hor,zr,.., Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. J. G. Booth, Mrs. Libralll, Ma.. Hunch, Nn. DSVIII, Mrs. Cherry, Mrs. 011ociael, Mrs. Conernent, Mrs. Martini Mrs. System..., Mrs. Casale, 'Mrs W. Casement, Miss Debi; main, Ming Windsors ' Miss Titter, alias Ashton, Ma s s Whit taker, Miss Wright, Mtr Jlifferr MM. Davis, Slim Dors lois, 11441 Dunbar, Miss Miss Harry, MIAS Leigh, Mies C. Hamilton, Minolta/to% Miss C. Sertisis, ifie. Thursday. 11i;)As.f . r.sn funk his ustril morn ing's airing on bursebstk. in Wine. ~ r Paik,atenni. punier' by rrinersises AILGIIeoTA and SoPHIA; as he did also )estettlay morning. scei•stinstind by the suote i l tiu , !r-flo.. 1,0« I Sr. MUM'S, Ludy Cot.- mit 0. Generals FITARGY rod Ws NT•RD, and Co. 110.1,', TAN LON tor' Dscitauwt. Tf. lltiCit4V, Or. g DAS Cit•lled NIMES! ANCLI and reinuroed with her &CIA Ilighura. upwards of oil hour. Ile afterwards raturoed to Richt:ward. Names* An al.'s contraries in a fair aay of re tor ery. Vtortortetniral PAI. lIF.R wile presented to His IMA JF.Iro olt Weilitesdin, WI his promotion. lies l.mrl Ilighne,. the Duke of t: LAIMICE came to town oil Thursdry. His Royal Illoghow,o, we ere {nippy to 'rite, is much recovered ; and is ex ported to leave , {lnsley this defy for Bright on, is ce lebrate his Royal l;gliness the Po *wee of W A Lai{ birth-day, winch will he kept with the usual festi vities on Monday. The play or 7hs I'xile will be acted this ct•cuing at the %twist:is Thratre. Alm U. KKNIBLE was to close her engagement at the elm liershasu Theatre, on Thuml4 lasi, in the various parts of Verret/as, in The Wrathereeek; Maria. in "I'Ae llferio. in Of Age To morrow; and the whole to conclude with Per nisatiox, an written by herself.. Mrs. Tura%s Li. patronse-t1 the Comedy of The Pruoad Ilassbaxtd, and the force of Lore Laerghs at Leekontiths, last night. et the Chelmsford The itre. Mr. BSIIIMIT ass to close his eng3gement last night at the Eiteter Theatre, in the part. or Velem time, in The LagfisAPeet; soil Pi.i, in the Enter tainment of Peal and Virginia; for his nun benefit. THRATI?ICALS. E.YRE'S ADDR.T.S 4 4 TO T:IL• rut! p,,„ 1 20 * WS LI Zi; lIIE Jl'eT PUtLlia‘D• • . Th e nolloWing Irtter toning smoporert iv Theatric a l EA - nu:bier of Sooddv I:Arad ' 4 y A , I shall print it trete, *ilk mini.• a Mr. Lev i obiterrolions on my comistrt en Actor. in Author. f• itrepttriog," ..are ti, x t with toy CriTied 'knife fur u r!erp .t n th ay Mr. gyry's perfautium. when Me foll Owing ' 01164.4:te1t personally to me, t.n vent to the p,, r , Office." Si__yt.. As v. Esaminer xi - acridly takes ortic in ; N af Tiseitrituda, I wish, throw& the medium y “to to 000teoett a report gem-lolly circulated, .111.1 kit hn t„ seaairieedia by saystlf, that the Con. /ly 1.1//i,:h City Is written by me. he fort is, toil ) tau ~f its clz via. lime acted by Messrs. Matto we and Liston, p r , from my pen : the pl.o, diakipte, a.c thr pwee bah.. tirrly to a lady, aho icuoc.tril tor to sup. iinte o d duciiou, sod ovule o hut alteral ions secant, sicersuu stage rinsed. The Lady's original unitive* fur cotter base now ceased, and I anuntitittrized itime to the auequirorally, that Mrs. Cavvisdisb ikid..lasir i s parent of the play now act:o- ^ at are ket Thera am, Sir, youra,Szer: " . C. J. EY " a,, Iliumpdesidereet,Sidasers.town,” Alter wnor severe c tttttt arias on the pl ay , Hnnt co-admits l.ia remarks in the followiligi " tailed to ler willing to respect Mr. Eyre decent appearaiire en the Stii;;;.. his attest what was going forward. aid a minaret, 11 ~h des lamatory,seedis indicative of a t est , ble understanding. But it is perfectly ohm, to see him coming forward in a piece pertly by himself, us hr did the other day iu our tl, entirely his own composition. It is so direct awkward an appeal ue the ho !wormier °lithe that weer lily productions twenty titian ter, it would still be itisgustn.e. If M.. wishes to give Otte taw a a proof of his goud _ he will either ante on more playe, or never app s in them himself: if he wishes to give them r greater. he will ovoid both." It lays hero irty imictioe, never to reply newrop:spererrtieistn ; the Letter which oultorrtlyed Ault toy moue. "ate w grooi rod imp. dent forstrc. I petio'4l ft Itn.ty letter to the Editor of 77e lirastf;uer, of which the fullowiug, I Wi ts nearly • correct cunt• : " smoky, Tan o'clock. "Ste—Your Paper has just reacio.l ; ash.l I talk, to you, Ins the wind of Oath, that the l cow have itirei led with my signature, is a Argtry, cuatrialte some ervret enemy to injure me I have nut the bower krumine ( 'awn. heama) MI • Cavtntiish firailsbnr. a a, sliorkril that her MIMIC should have brew made the clef ertticisna 11ie ploy, wall all its aumerous 160 1 1., o r lbchcory to the I.ady's feelings, and yoar own re.,so.t. h 01 suggest to lon the pcJpf.ety of immeih:ici cei.inß the polder. As you Can have nu personal enmity towards m e , willing to suppose that vuur remarks on my play mere t salt of unuciudirc,l jititgiueut They have excited my ant lily anger An humble author, such u 1 am, bend, like the reed, beneath each gust of •ied ti m against it. You are greatly mistaken, Sir, if you colentarily appeared in any own pieces. Necessity alone me to it. Engazed for • particular linen( acting, 1 was pelted, west reluctantly, to fulfil the &tins at is, ern, soil the mullet torments I endured a. as Aron, ou tlwee cesium', mere eyes greater than the lacetated &thugs condemned Author. " With regard to the charge of presampton, in &rine commence Drnmntist, I 'might, injustifiratioa, quote, ange from the Roman Satyriat " Stulta eat Clementin, cam tot obigne, Varibus ucturras, peritorm parcere change " But, Sir, I have better motives—Finding that my . was tooderiuste to the demands of an incressiug (ninth, cheated my leisure hours to writing for the Stage, fruits of my huliegt industry have been all destroyed. " You, Sir, cunnut possibly think WA* humbly abilities, ns an Actor, than / do ; and happy sht.ald my circumstances would allow me to indulge by relinquishiug a prufessiou, io which even talent* arc capoi.cd to slauder. " this communicatioa, Sir, is not peened in order, tort Our companion; fur, bred' up under the habits education of a Gentleman, I scorn to sue fur pity. " I ■hall call at your Oifiee to•enorruw, to regard of the Letter vehicle hears say nous, and endeavour, *Ms, to discover the leaguing audio' of it. " 1 am, Sir, " Yours, &r. " E.! LYR • Having by this public declaration avowed ar•lf sir the real parent of the following Cciutd Mr. Lee Huutrs at liberty to take up the (lin knife against me. and. after having murdered child. to resume his Avowrite and huutaiu our ment of scalping the father. 31. H tun pdes-st rent, Somers. t own. Thursday. her Grace the Duchies of Mull* attended by a large retinue of servants, left fur Ireland. . .... We have the satisfaction to state, that tl.e hi of 111t.etavt llotrxwooa, l&q• one of the M berm for Kent, is sufficiently re.rodUli& d to aide biro to he prevent with his family at ci bury, during the ensuing nee-week. The Merino sheep lately arrived in Cork hour, have been put on shore at Marino, near 1 sage. Their fleeces are remarkably tim, and ready they have attracted a considerable t win!) autatears in the breeding line. The herd and his dog oh., continue with the riot kl objects of too sunk curiosity to several—the exhibits a picture of rude pastoral rnoonerr known its these i.land, ; and siotwitlistan , :ing moisture of our climate. he preserves his man ' try habits, and sleeps on the ground wrapt blanket tudy, uuseparated from his flock, &A tended by his faithful dog. Early on Wedneiday atoning's most violent sank was com:uitted on a woman of the I .llaguews. who nudes in Nordigatesin Canterbury. by a girl whom s he h a d pr %i , ',knitted us • lodger ; but in consequence of lints difference. they bad parted: the girl. pretence of calling for an umbrella which she left e dstairk4l admittance tutu the room, ehr nooses was in 'bed, and alter bolting the 11446 ed 6 bur blur Mad ferociously beat her the head, leaving at least thirteen different in the woman at length get out of bed, when st again assailed by the girl, who knocked bet' and repeated her blows on differs nt pars body. leavit.g hi r almost links% sod in a cow gore of blood. The hid ism secured tOOO ail felt the preinises, and was etramitted to W gaol fur fanner examinatim. We are ways learn, that the poor women is la a fair way cuvery. OI l ▪ t , C° s h i, l4l ..a el : je te ho Vr° e ',1114 sect , T i e 1 : tug rt e .,, rf oar !n lit It lbt,t„ he Le • re•rd *el nn, Mien-li t dy reLM üboen to hed th as el.:411:y, I°P/ in ° ere Isel.e•^ re. timed sissr; mendbeea„ ▪ Cleirt,unri ' to the rebic , t shale It ▪ I f'' lea -eariy!,tleser .1 • Cltratrr. J. Mt." limed bine roans IS( e Play, wo - di: hich he di , Eyre for h is owing. the attention t, arratiol4 we e, sallisit titer, a e ttiog ford I II iespe,.4. nil plate r romoc." tray ' , mita • u.9 ael ip sh one that lit, freo44llt u direct MI4 of the and:. he caner Mr. SPICA tiftlts 111. ,I. M'. De!eu * mgoud se ine , keg the , vire of tho ever appear as mirror:. them a still od one, eply to toy or show, r t soiled ; f which 1141 houll be I and imps. s the Ed i t or 4onist wl g, I believe, er had Is imaged, w •Iked to thy 'en o'clock. ant I t,ct here y he l war yu amp. of '. , the boo m of ft(ri r a•,! situ testie. le il,e !lets( MIN, G CM. I,ole Fe, Ant!Sl2l- - ask. •••5:....: ei*t .tta o ards me, I as y were ti n re- nrt Ile r- fed soy revel, ev - taaati:- I am, man tie sob. ad that blots .86), p lc saltine that I Ise nee ro d y st.re urged P r ey. C, Wal C. h*l a nd' say st..two; Mr. Tots , on tt, se or. the value of feelings uf a bet she fir, lo Ia daring- it art the 1, quote s pa •rt d the cat; then et tame" gla. that ,a fey itfo4lll ; famlll, I 4f• e,rnet l'oi tome, bet the d utter t toyed. ad any kn inaiLty of niv .nt am i no, thoild I tr e sour aisles, Made; h the brightni thrill on; an a order to es. ► orofessio, thing in it, le habits aid t y . Lord ELI] etior4t ...kt ewe shout, Molar, If I .a• sit is enon: rig the no II about an f. EYRE" of, for t! avowed tor• ry. I f (;remedy, aaftia,: tat the critical estate to rdered the °ugh of emoting it *me amuse. • eti.ion oat Irish the D . tint he s rtic,„o”, %inks Weft • left towel rills, slid tiquocuoi the hcalib . the Meer it.ll to es. Sit Sitlul a t Cants • his Lards was (tat Cork hair rite. nosh , near P. , * the Hug h at., and al- treaty si ItUal berof 1'4;11 watt • Si.er Veriest of t 1 flocks, 01 %aid „b reet ,the iota reoott Ntlttent Lend Lip anllwq die 141 ptl reel o wn tow self out of it: rapt in h ie lit Mst„ . e k, and al' llr. Rice it violent afk• f the name lw l a,t, t biro %ate -street, pfelio" / I h erOap . ; it :rice some fe!i.lint elite girl, alder " 46, a, Lit rich she it,ld tie ...ireen i , ~ where 1 " e of io,e th • r stye t her • .boat 0 . 1 at wound"; Inn e'r the bee ehe " 00 Metre, .tit bee doll , . in l ne4lect.. Peres of herlh q his Lill I a reloP'' te sate n , ,t.,1 to on alter - h e tre e 5001. to WI -t g' ll 3 r e MI re hor9; "'w a hurt I ie• r Way ''• I) -tai saki