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Er." He reel., not root:rive lel, a large sum almald be for the evettutadeotteed irter, Why could sod the liuminatiglaettere sopmerl itself, In the eemeNeay as the wool:en suit iruirdmanubeets of dam country, upheld' the Lawler, without Parliamentasg sid? He saw a sons of MOON for the Cuminissionetsof Wide Streets in Dub. his. Sorely, thine Gentle Men emeld not like their salaries to be placed molt r the head orcharitable rants. Mr •V. Flaneteemktii saitb,, they were nut placed under the mild of charrteole grants, but were voted as part of the tut aeellaiieous vele:eel' of the jeer . . Mr W. Surtri, after some further remarks, concluded by rh.ervi• i :, that iliscossiont of this hind were extremely use. a;, to they enabled the 1117111111 to discover what heads of • speuditnre should hie continued and what corbelled or Es. *WWI .Yr. Pert. ;toped, Thal, to Tong as the vales proposed for eideitable institutions in Ireland, appeared to he properly exproJed, and called fur by existing Vettisitlancee, the House would nail 11". th respect to the g,.oat iu soppent of the Linen Beard, he moil Qe • 11 ‘`"I lw say, that. it those grants were mote neerisary than ithollier, it a.O: Omt particular grant. The Nnarilhail existed formally ,ears—atid hail. In fact,urigiusted its an application reads to she Crown by the Parliament of this country, who eal:e.l on Will rliti l I I*. tredlteourage the wuullen trade utter- Tioa the Monarch complied with, &erasing that he tioo:t1 discos. aze the woollen trade, but that, in lieu of that ii.itotto.tuie, the linen trade should be supported. Witt esvpret to the ' , rant to the Commissioners of Wide Streets. it wen gives fur the purpose of improving the City of Dublin. This grant bad lung been allowed—and it nimbi be ut•jett tr Nilllllolll it now. The Hun. Gentleman (Mr. M. Fusee raid) had alluded to the state of 14e House of In. dustry, of the internal economy of which he complained. lie believed some years hail elapsed since the Hou. Gristle man bad visited that establishment—but, if he should again inspect it, he would find that many sod very beneficial alt.- rai lOUs boil been made in it. No prevent was now *Howe.' to MI . 10 ni it, Ito meld otherwise tumbled') himself. Sir H. Pit:lN c.LL hoped, flint in the eusu:ng &mint of P.irhament a Committee would ha sppointed to inquire into the rie te att.. instit ions to which these several grants were •ated. Sue's a measure would ureastuo very Intl.? incon venience, 'lame our ur two witnesses from earls departruen: wool.: si.dirieut to give the ne crese.ry i n f or mation. Mr V. Ft rzarliaLti ash!, it wonld he proper to olwerve, that the Coontilesionere of the Linen Board acted without e.nolto mem, am! the sum annually voted was expended, not paling ihi in, but in deftaymg bounties for the flirt/la. rageMet.l r fihe hurts trade. Mr. BAH[ , a supported the rant, sod argued, that Ire land .rented the moat liberal treatment from this count's. Mo. C GnANrixplaiusel. Lord C. 1.1141 A lIPTON raid. he had !yetis a Commissioner of `Fide and he could affirm that the grants made by the Irish Parliament, on account of the improvement of the streets, were not to one.fourth of the swum' now proposed. M►. V. FiTZGFRAILD said, the present WM. 'all intended to euet r a di two arising from a variety of causes. The Resolution was then atretd to. Os the R•snluli•nt being read fur granting R MT of snout, in support of the Richmond Lunatic Asylum, being read— Me. Hwer defended the observations he had previously made, whieli did not war.atit the Hon. Geod.-nano (Mr. V. Fituperald) melte tone and temper he had assumed when he snisna•tverit ti 1.1111. lie 41111101 oppose thaigrant. Sat be said, th,•,,, and he wuuld maintain, now, that, in pro. wartime as grunts of public money were mode isi support of charities, to that extent would the efforts of individuals Le weakened. Mr. V. FrrtneltALD knew not that the tune he hail as punted, or soy of the observations be had made. the rem.iilrs which the Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Hume; had trestoweil on them. He understood the Hon. Gentleman to oppose the grnstl, ho account of its nweelly. If the How Gentlrmau luau uul rloue'so—if he had misunderstood him— be begged los pardon, and was sorry fur it. Bet, if he were eorrect, then hr amid say that his tibeervations wets ptr firefly proper. Mr. Hymn, is explanation, said, that, on his rising, he expressly mid, he did 1101 mean to oppose the motion. Alderman WS272l4olcurrohoratcd the statement of Mr. name. Mr. IL MARTIN said, he had recently visited the Howse industry in Duhlui, and saw no persons these who were'eaps trie of earring their bread wit of flouts. It appeared to li.ot that the imitates of that establishment, were, if any thing, dept no too reality an allowance. The Resolution was then agreed to. The other Resolo. lions ? trod without observation. c()lntrrrEE OF WAYS ANn MEANS. EXCFIEQCIIt BI LIS AND 'lasi" TREASURY DI ni the ..... lion ti( the CakSeELl.Olt of the FiXcurgnee, the /louse sew:vest into a Committee of Ways and Nteaus to coosidt r fui Gar ut the suopty to he grouted to his Majesty. lie the Comm:fits., the Richt Hon. Gentleman said, that, in his getters! opruirg, a few days before, lit had towil• an (pH a • statenieut nr what the service of the year would rail for, as reudered it ntmemirsary for him to recapitulate the replants tmo he bad then The unly motive whirl) induced ban, at that time, to postpooe the motion, which he was wow ohm., to make, was, its not bring strictly conformable with Pao liementary regularity. The particular olijortl to , hr was shout to call the Members uf 11w Cnritusittec, vas a vote to complete the grant of laelittpur hills awl of Irish Treasury bills. The total amount of nutuuded d. he, Coder the head of Eschequer bills, for last year. was 42,000.00 0 1. of which 44,500.001. were quer bills. and 4,140,0001. Irish Trimwery bibs. by pro. vomit which bad already Lewis made, that amount would be lowered m Ihr room of 10,5041,0001. —comprising 6,000001. held by the Batik of Fme;land, mot 6,600,0 1 ) 0 1 which were in the hands of individuals. There were therefore 8 . 2.b00,90 0 1. he provided fur. Of this corn, 20.000,00)1. lied already been granted iu Exchequer bills, and lie was now about p. tipose s vote of F.xeltiquer hills to the amount of 111.500,040/., and 2,000,0001. in Irish Treasury bills, to webs up the defied. The next point winds he lad to layisefort the Committee wits a prupouition for appl)iug eurplue 244,60111., beingi difference between tiesopply granted and the expeuiliture of the last year. 'h um ha 1....11cl to be made use of in aid of the service uf the ;fretless Neel.. %V . 0.13 LIT made this gell/11111 opening, usually called the Budget, he took the anionut of the ',venues' 54,000,0001.-- giluipering the quarter ended the Stu of April, in the pres.sit )t-ar, w ith the corresponding quarter in the Net wear, vrar, he stated asat there was an improvement .of 450,0001. But he s • sn , o b ser ved, that there ways dioniuution in the rut - riot four email«, *a(ar as it had torn wade op, of 11)0,0001. lie kiwi now the satisfaction to state to the Committee that the produce of Ilse last quartee, made up us' Saturday last, exceeded that of the corresponding use of last year by up. wards of 300,000 L eiclusively of the duly on tea. - 1 Lis lis rresse had not arises' fnuni articles ruhjectid to the uew taxes, on which it might lit• supposed large payments hail been mode Pa a dvance. lie tlitpught it %koala he et atifyisic to the Ca nom tttttt to be informed or this so attong t prouf of tin. viiinowient in the state °Poise reveuite.--(//eur ;—The Right Gellilt Man theit 11.1 t it is the opinion of Ibis Committee. that, toworda raising the supply to be granted to his 31-jeety, these he crhated the sew of aiStern without live lisiodreil thownod pentads, for the service of Grist Itt ital.' fur the ykar The - question having helm put, Air J. SMITU said he vridiii to know from tilt Right Hon. wan what was this amount ut khicbcipter Wits soil uf T.c.isury bills it. the Manisa iudivitiels, exclusive of loose lima - n.1.1 with the Basikshf England awl, 'related pre. songs to last March, oud what it would be at the did of the t•or The CuANerr.t.nß of the 4rICIIPIP.:111 replied, that the &rouging u; Eacheilorr IsiUs 3 ruU Id Irish ' Fretuittry bills 40,1 t. •1411•Lile, aftir undi - sc"stig (he stinsiaatiuu of la siMing,., in hr had adrtrtad. aduld he al! without and a halt at tkit . the year The - Treu-tiry ball ill the bands she b ai l a t idand at that itair paies !a t Ira sustaisas and a halt. Tile !SAW. u( Lagleall .w,at:d hold 14 aii.lheas. the 11) ten iit•.llll64)*W ia West Laida helot iu smetii a datniussting alive g o...,:iuus, whirls was la La that lately iu thr course a )..as . I.l.llarlihr otstrians assJ • half (rum th• tutal two uniatandsug, 36 rail Mon% and a half, ii would appe.tr :104t t.aeaty.tatt u.Qlu.si ago a il.de .910111 J ibCll 16C it itid a s Js of in.:iviJa44 front,. !hate held by tl.e Bud," us K ght Cou. llhrtatkiaaa, :.ter a vary shed 'stet's), IF tow spin set states, that the.e was a lam of uteriy liar minima were ifeuetriteli in the Csehrgler trverei Acts of PArtinnienl, whii.b was its be ileducttil bont the twenty-two totilbOns. Sir H. Phallists, hogged heave to call the. sitentiew of the Right Hon. GtEutlent.in to the enornsuut rats of the exchange between Cuglantl and 'reload, above psi, He attributed it chiefly to the operation of the late Act for trantferriog tootle Coin gn a land to Ireland, anil requested the :Light Hon. reentleand to Jrvise some re i colar cliErk against the octst /woe" of su ove.gi,oris an evil. fle s eeceete.l (.1* wo untlrr stood) the tit positing of Bitch( tort to be purchasable by The CulateCeLt.ots of the Egetirgego profeved himself ready to girt the subject Every ro.tsi•irr•.4ott, awl to adopt any feasible plan prurvit to facibtAte the remittance of ramie, Gum Ireland, A farther runt , I sat' 'towed between Alderman %fowl, MeV. Fitageral.l, the Ch m eow o f thy chetier, Mr. Iticar4o Mr. Callaglisu, Mr. Baukts, soil IJr. Wynn; after the vote was agreed to. A vote of two millions to be raised by Trtsitaii , Wits for the perrice of 'reload for lime current irar„ was then agreed to, after a w remarks from Mr. CaLLAMIAII. Aud a Re- Aulutiuu for applying a surolut of 244,01121. 18r. Oil. from the surplice of the year 1818 to the service of the curreut year. The House then resumed, sod the Report was ordered to be reccutd to.tinirrow. SLATE REGISTRY. Mr. GOVJPI3IIII moved the Order of the Day for the Hotosrgoing into a Committee 1113 the Slave Registry Bill. Mr KERICIL protested, ist the present male of one fiuseres, against the appointment of a new office provided by the Bill, and inured, n an amendment, that the Bill be continued this tlAy ilsiee mouth•. The itneetwn Imvistz been put—. Mr- W. Stuff Isis concurrence in the senti ments of the lest speaker, though in other royects frictidly to the trimmerc. Mr. Witayttrurect urged the Iteeettity of the Iceman, at Ihr only effectual preventive of the illitst imputistiou of slaves. • The nriginal gnestiea Was then agreed tn, and the Bill pasts(' through the Committee after considerable thicausun STILL FINES (IRELAND). On the suggestion uf Mr. C Hterastagois, and after a conversation, its winch the t7rtaaceaLost of the Esentsugit, Colonel Ilasaw. Lord MOWITCHARLIts, and General Haar, took a part, the farther consideration of the Report of the Still F l oes (I r eland) Bill omit postpooed till tu.sourrow. NEW WRIT. A new writ was ordered fur Tiverton (as we •nelvatood), in the ruins of the Host. IL Ryder, who bad accepted the *Ace uf the Chiltern Iletsdreds. •-- - GRAND JURY PRESENTAIENTS. The ahove DM was read the third time and weed, after a iii6ClMlOll of some length between Mr. W. Dee r, Mr. M. Fitzgerald, Mr. Damsno, Gen. Hart, and Mr. Y. Fitzgerald. The Ina* Right Hun. Gentleman took negation to pinerve he had been repotted to have uppused the principle 4,f the Bill, which was nOt the Ler. The other Orders of the Day were then disposed uf, apd the Donee adjuurued at Two o'CLoca. St. PITER ara PAUL.--lioliday at the Rank, Excheq”cr, Fast India, and Suuth Sea Houses. THE BRITISH. PRESS. LONDON. TUESDAY, Ju)E 29, 1819. REPORTED CAPTURE OP SIR GR EGOR ,PGREGOR AND HIS TROOPS. BRISTOL, JOBE 26. " Arrived the Bristol, Ilaitwtor,frorta Jamaica ; :he spoke of Cape Nicholas an American schooner, direct from Porto Bello bour►d to Baltimore, who stattd that idler Sir GREGOR M , Goaano had been 111 poroessiou of tliat place 14 days, a severe battle took place in which 3150 privates and 70 of his officers were killed, and himself awl the rcpt of his lofte wounded and taken prisoners." The - . *bore paragraph • was communicated from Itovn's to the Evening Papers of yesterday, from nue of which ee copy it. In the late war an A ineric , u schooner ass found a very convenient authority for the propagation of a false repent. In saying this, we wirb to guard ourselves from the ceuso.e of insinuating any thing like a national . rtflectiou. It is iu the recollection of many of our readers that the fact was so, and that America may have just curse to complain of the obtuse. Tii present intelligence coming through the same channel. and iii hearty the old phraseology. if riot liable to violent suspicion, comes in at least a Inestimable shape. Neither does it well accord with the Not in...omits received - of the progress of Sir GRAGOit M`Garcria. The troops with which he took l'orto Bello were entirely British, and did not eacetd four hundred and fifty into, whom, it appears by the American schooner's ac. could, 430 were killed, and the rest of Ins force, in. rluthog himself. wounded and taktai pritonera. Falstqf himself could net do more. Many other circumstances might be urged calculated to die. credit this account. We shall °illy observe, that i.eports unfavourable to the Patriot cease in South America cannot be received with too much egotism. *e hive received German Petters to the 111th EIMI and VeSUVIlii. butte threatened viuleut eruptions iu the beginning of the mouth. Flauders Mail has *Trivet!, with Papers from Brutau•ll to the 25th jubilant. The plague rages with unabated fury on the coast of Africa. The &oil% to the city of 111uroccu are estimated at 400 a day. We hove received the Paris Pipers of Friday List. Rumours bud lutely origiuweit lu !trait', re.pecting su *Nowt:hill rupture between Russia mid the Porte; mud from the same suture of iteltigeuer, we had taxis apprised that the king than of Pulund less to be extruded to its ancient Inuits; such it Itti.t Gj a I.us►ted before the on priucipled di%nternberssieut of its 1 . 64 province' by the ambitious Sovereigns of Itiissi , s, Austria, Wad I'rObll66l, As s isece,siity ur rather 611 w c sUik rnl sssu►auc•: of the correctness .of this tate cur t, we weir ist the same time ►viJ, that Ou: appronehius Diet of Roland would bu tugsged its discussing same very iMportatit matters. We new, however, learn, by a private letter from Petershurgh, of the Ist of June, tltit these rninoo re hell reached that city, and were tliere treated with ridicule. ita the idle Insists of speculating politician.. We receive, however, the pleating Intelligence that the liberty of the press iu Poland will he proposed by the Goveriiir.rot to the Diet of Warsaw, in the spprosching Session. It is• understood that, ac cording ta the arratigenirtit lately made respecting : Ate differences between Denmark and Swecleu. the latter •is to pay to the former the sum of three millions of crowns bonen. politicians of Petersburgh wonder where Sweden is to procure this soon, mid it is there seriously believed that England will accommodate Swedes) with this sum, for which Norway is to be assigned by way of mortgage ! An article from Vienna mention , . on the Botha. rity of intelligence from Constantinople, that the Porte is actively employed iii strengthening •its Marine. Several ships of war have lately been built, and orders have been issued for the construction of two others. The Capitan Poch* will, it is said, shortly sail wilh s squadron of light ships, to cruise iu the Archipelago. The French Five per Cents. are 6s 1. 63 c.—Bank Stock, 1,317)f. We have received Bostou Papers to the td, and New York Papers to the 3il instant. ' A ►gaudrou is ordered to the South Sea for the protection of trade. The Foreign Enlistment Bill was lest night de. bated at great length in the House of Lords ; but oil the division which succeeded, the Ministers were, us usual, triumphant. The numbers in fa. •our of the 13111 were one huiidred—aguinst i t fifty-seven. The debate was bitten, not as is cue tomary, on the second reading of the Bill, but on the 'hullos' fur the House resolving itself into a Committer. From the result of last night's division, we must consider the measure as de cided, but it still remains to be seen whe ther the measure will. be as effectual in pro. promoting the cause of our Most Catholic Ally, as is contemplated by the promoters of this Bill. We have hitherto seen numberless advea turers, influenced either by ambition or poverty, disregarding she asogninary denunciations of the Spanish Government, and braving dangers of the most appalling character in support of the South Americans, and we canoot believe that even the addition of the present Bill to the number of their difficulties, will have the effect of deterriog others from pursuing the same career of glorious ambition. The CUANCIILLOIL of the Excriegnitit stated last night, in the House of Commons, that the pro duce of the revenue of the last quarter exceeded the corresponding one of the last year by upwards of 300,0001., exclusive of the duty on tea. A series of Madras. Gazettes to the 6th of Febru ary last have reached town. The epidemic disease still continued at Bombay and the ueighbourhood. but not severely. Partial hostilities are still carrying on between some of the Nativ•Powers and our troops. By letters from the camp at Synkurah.iii the neigh. bourhood of the Nerbuddah, dated December 42. it was stated that reinforcements were expected. when our troops were to be formed into three divisions, and it was anticipated that hostilities would he com menced with the Ex-Rajab about the Ilith of January. The whole force of the enemy was esti mated to amount to 10.000 man. including Arabs and Goands. Other letters contain au ac count of the dispersion of • body of these calories, who had recently formed a siert of the garrison of Borgagurh. They had gained a strong piss, iu which they posted themselves after a march of 68 miles. when Captain PEDLAR, with • NUS . thou of the 6th Bengal cavalry, and a party of horse, killed about tOO of them, wounded a still beater vomiter, and put the restto flight. The Journal or Savoy stater, that en the lath of April last, one of the dogs belonging to the sanctuary of St. Bernard saved two travellers who had lost their way s and subsequently a woman with her infant. Letters from Dresden state, that the marriage of his Majesty the king of St•att with the Princess MARIA•JosYPHtIE of Saxony, daughter of Prince Ma:Juntas, brother of the lug of Sxxostr, has just been concLuded. T he stew Quite is only sixteen years of age. She is expected to depart fur Spain ituMediately. A Philadelphia Paper hair the following para graph : AXERICAW ARTISTS sots• TO Et/QOM—It is stated in the papers that Messrs. l'erkins and Toppsn, of Newbury_ port, Massaehtisett, lately passed through New Luildou, Coontelicat, ou their way to London. Mr. FairtlOSO, Eng , of Philadelphia, goes nut with these gentlemen. They are to be enipioyed in enpaviragr for the Bank of linglaud. From the speritaru• of their abilities which have ►een exhibited in I.iinginn, 3lr. Meet, it is stated, has advanced thew 5.0001 sterlinc, and tt they sweeePd is their hastens, they are to receive in additiou _ 104%0110f. We reeetnetted this little article to the notice of the Eu ropean Reviewers, whose ehirf sit hest is in %macerating. tin genies and abilities of their Trsio-Atlantic as qn.ustausee. We certainly do pot wee soy credit It• thts article, and in doing so, we hope we not lie suTected of " underrating the gruius of our Trims- Athintie acquaintance." The fact is, that the Directors of the Batik of Foglstal have adnptod the invention of Messrs. APPLcOMITII and CoWPER tor their w Niite, which it iu refire preparation, and which is ealculsieil to defy suecersfol The important appeal cause respecting the Ala leases of lirechin Castle. was decided on Friday knit I)% the House of LOlllll in favour of the lion, tVlll.l.l4tal NIAULE, who ha: left tuw•n fur Scotland, previously lied WV from his at trihiance in Parliament with Sir %VIC [ftni, Men,- Let for the County of Dituifiics. , 0 owe i o - .61"ftir;- , .) 1 p •-0 MAZ EPPA. Lord Itilsoira mew c.iinpositiira, entille.l Afieeppa. has just nts.leifs apprnrailce. •ult.es is the story of the love and soisforturrer Gif Ifetatoppre, a Vele. tau ill tau• mlorwe of C1i.011.0.11 Xll. .Jr 9.►ede,,, with the reNtiiiii or irhieli be amuses that N101141E4 in his regress after the Iles' I will,* luttiles.f ['alive's. It .lepicis in str,n.r and roloars the satfcrinds of a youth, tier' tilt.,,, n wild Isar( , let loose upon the world. Tim fullirwitig ail extract : " But let me on : Theresa's tom— " Illethluks it glides before me now, Between me mid you chestnut's !rough, " 'Tlie memory is su quirk and main " Aud yet I find no words to tell " The *halloo( lire 1 loved so well " She had the Asiatic rye, • " Such as nor Tlll ebb neighltoarhood " Hath mingled with ear Polish blood, " Dark as shove us is the sky; " But through it stole a tender light, " Like the first moonrise at midnight; " Lance, dark, 1111.1 11* I/1g in the strenrll, " Which mewed to melt to its own brain ; " All lure, half languor, sod half fire, " Like minis that at the stake eap4e, " And lift their raptured looks ou " As though it were a joy to die. " A brow like a mid►ummer lake, " Transparent with the silo thersin, 4 ' Wheo waves no 'murmur dart to make, " And Heaven brhold, her fate within. " A cheak and lip—bat why proceed? "I Used her then-1 love her still; " And such as I gni, love indcr rl " hs fierce cztremes.—iti good end ill " Hut still we love even in our rage, " And haunted to our very age "‘ With the vein shadow of the past, " As is Alsscppa to the last." FASHIONABLE PARTY. The Marchioness of Salisbury's assembly, on %Imlay evening, in Arlington-4ml, was Wended by upwards of 300 distingunhetl lashiuilables ; among whom were— Nis Royal Highness the Prince Regent. PT iTICAS--11'hitipstulil and Esterliagy. Persian anti mast of the Foreign Attila-am:tors and their Ladies. _ . .DuAas--Wellington, tirafton, and Bedford. Direkesses.—ltichmourl, Dow, Rutland, Leeds, and Bedford. Narguires--Exater anti Duwiialtire. Mardionersr—liownsisire, Dtivi D4wnstire, Hertford, sad Dow. Lansdowne. Earls—Cowper, Lonsdalr, Westmorland, Stair, Belfast, Shaftesbury, Edgerumbe, Clare, and Menhotoogli. Cormlesser—llaiburst, Cowper, Shaftesbury, Clare, Mese borough, and Lonsitale. Lords—St. Helens, Grantham, Langford, ralleturt, hcrst, mod Mulyneux. Ladies—Mseilry, Langford, Grantham, names, Deering, Pratt, Lennox, and Wen. Russ, Id Sirs—J. Banks, J.Shellry, and Wm. Elliot Mr.. Fitsberbert, Sm. Yesterday Prince Estitasiszi, the Austrian Am bassador, had a long audiente of the PRINCE RECENT at Carlton House. Prince LitoPol.l/ visited the Ductless of YORK yesterday. to the evening his Royal Highness hoisourtid Covent-garden Theatre with his presence, to see Rob Boy, accompanied by the Princess FRODOR LI N IN OEN. attended by Sir RONERT G•R DINER and Baron HARDESIIROCK. The Rev. JOHN GIUSETHAII, sun of M. GREET HAM. Esq. Judge Advocate of the Fleet. preached far the first time, on Sunday last, at Portsmouth, him native town. His sermon, which was excellent, and delivered with all the adfituitages of a fine voice and impressive manner, gave promise of his attaining a high rank in the list of e ttt i t tent Preachers. General Sir liEnnar Bunnunt arrived in town yesterday, front hi. seat, Mildenhall. Suffolk. JAMES WILDMAN, Erq. M. P. left town yester terday, for his aim, Chilliacn Castle. Kent. PAUL METHUEN, Erq. M. P. and Mrs. Mu- TRUER, left Cheltenham yesterday. for their seat at Cur-sham House, Wilts. Mr. BOOTH and Signor ANTONIO have made lip their guar: el at Bristol, and without suffering in the estimation of the public. _ - Mr. Pasures, formerly of the Drury-lane and Dublin Theatres, strived in town yesterday, utter a prolesaional 'ion to the United States of Americo, attended with extraordinary echst curl toncreor. Mr. and Mr*. Pfiturts crone over in the Lincinitater, Cept. GRISWOLD, from New York, which they left on the tlot instant, and loaded at. Dover oio•Susiday. The Surrey Theatre overflowed in every part at an early hour last night, the concourse t f corriagvn MA* HMI the joint attraction of the Heirs of Lothian, cud the very superb comic meld. drawn of the Sie,gy of Troy, occoonmed the dioap pOiututeirt of hundreds who could not gain. adwis siou; The //eurt of Mid-Lothian has Ist none of its interest, arid the box-book is crowded fur the whole week. Sir SAssula. SuerstEno took his seat as Chief Heron, in the Court of Exclartiuer, Edinburgh, ou Thoirsday. • The Little From: has sailed from Newry, with a third detarisitirist of Colonel ETRICS regitnent,iles tined for Geilerri Ni'GREUOR'S army. THE FRANELIN MANUSCIIIPTI.—The comple tion of throe vutinahle pa pep Ify the ptilflicatinn of the Po:Montour Writings, has given we. y_ general ',flirt:ie .' hos. The eutire work dues mach credit to the Doctor', Graufloun, who has perffeirril the wilco of Editor, slid watt prove a lasting monument, commemontilite of the virtoet awl talents of a anis, who in f very character, whrthrr so a bumble individual or a piddle diplomatist, as a philosophi cal inquirer, ur the legislator of an enlighteued notiou, con. stonily proved ihrumebout his lime and eventful career, that Ile estimated his estrAurilinory talents of nouther value than as enabling him to µrumor, as tar as in Itim lay, the happi ness tuaukind. _ fturiuurs of a serious disturbance at Lifer:loot have greatly exaggerated the facts : some persuns haring lwros nu %Vedocsday ;11)140)1.11(1f d fur felony by the dock officers. Awl I ut iota toe tlritleuell, mat) collected tor the I) u r !soft Iterating the itrituuers. They broke down the doors of the ittitlewell, 'anti in the affray several of the nark vourtablcs *Pre seriuusly hurt. Seventeen 1.1 tpe rioters were secured, and the necessary iota mations haring been taken against thew, they were on Thursday committed by the Mayor to take their trial fur tire vliriser. . ktmusu eP F 11.1-HOUSE Altar the opera of The Par Huck. last night, a new inimical comedy was l ,rodtic tl, entitigfl 1111, won Rival! or, Sophy, Lacy; and L'tcy. ,Sophy. Thy daughter of a man of I atone is.sent into the country, where she is educated as • farmer's under the assumed name of Sophy, ber father hoping that in that humble state she would be brought up in irinocence and simplicity, and escape the sanitise to which the children of birth and fortune are The scene opens at Ramsgate, at which Sophy, now grown up and assuming her reel rank and nansi of Lucy. resides, accompanied by her aunt, ss a feshionsble visitor. At this moment, Coptc.is Dorset, the ion of a Man of large fortune, he twetn whom and her an attachment was formed in early youth, buds at Itamsgate, on his return front Vl'aterlo4. Without discovering herself, she re cognises in ?Um her early lover, and he falls in love with her as the image of hisirtlused Sophy. Sal l attached to his Sophy, he sends his servant into the country to inquire her fate, hoping that slre had in lila absence made some engagement that would Irave him at liberty to devote !ourself to hie new passion. Lucy, by the same messenger, I,p prises his father of her ideatily, Will. the di.celitiC: piacii.ril upon Iris son. Time father rotor. 4. itarn•g.ite, pretesidirig to be accoutploird Sophy, to whose inarriege with Ins .0,„ a reverse of fortune, lie has nu Lou 11...,.•,* al V OA- jection. The scene now becomes s itig. 'Mimi KELLY prevents henrlf to hvr loser also stutt ly as Lucy mud Ziophy, the one a yon ti t ; lads. of the other n farmer's daughter.. lier Captain Dorset (Mr. IVasticii), is ail embarrass ment. When Nophy appears, lie deter:nines upon her ; when Lucy prefets leer suit, Sophy is aban doned. At length, slier an arduous conflict iii feeling and honourable mind, lie decides in favour of Sophy, amt makes an assignation fur the put:sone or leaving Rainsgate, rod proceeding to Listicint, with her to be married. Instead of Sephy, KELLY, as Lucy, meets him at the tinge and place appointed, and reproaches him with his infidelity, his marriage with her having beep fixed for the item morning. After a few reproaches, however, she the dress of Lacy, stud discovers herself to be the real Sophy. The result :nay be anti cipated. The Captain finds one wife in his two mistresses.—This piece is very well vstirtem-s- It is extremely chaste, lively. and entertaining. einbarrassinent of Captain Douet war highly' comic, cud the double character of Lucy and Suphy was sustained with great spit ii and naivete by Miss KELLY. The other characters were very writ sup ported. This little piece went off'with cc/al, stal • was announced for repetition with loud and 011401. mous applause. The house displayed a full ;:iid elegant audience. 'T.: ti - TH F. 17 lie F. BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, Just te. Betling wee brisk on the Si. Legor rare, which at present awl WIS.' Cllr whole alteutrou of the spurting people. las odds were au follow to 2 apt Sells!' 5 lu 1 agst 11•11dRIte (110 W named Poeueurant , l) 8 to 1 ages The 1,..1.41 Li in 1 apt Cardinal Wulacy 13 to 1 art Pa!wow( 1 to 1 apt . LiAelte 15 to 1 ago . 11hoon 21) to 1 ngst Dread nonght, Tom Til t sod Batter/2y. LAW INTh:LLIGENCE. Vier—CHANCELLOR'S COURT, WisramitvEft, MoNDAY, itIVII O. Itt.ANC r. R OiAIITI. 'rise Court was occupitd in hearing Counsel iu part in this cause. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Wurainoresst, Mo. Day, Juxs 21. SWIMS V. MINT In this case, Mr. [that appeared in Conrt to justify bad in error. Fur this purpose, Mr. Giler,. •street, and Mr. West, wile.workiir, in the Shand, time fur. wand, sad, haring swum that they were severally worth 8001.111ftee their delis were paid, were admi tted ILO bail. Till XING V. MOSSLY WOOLF,. Mr. PoLLoCK moved for a rule to Awe cause, why the writ of levarifacius, which had been granted in this cite. fttr the purpose Of levying nu the goods ard chattels of the Lklendaut, a fine of 10,1100 t., to• which he had been set, synced by the Court of Korea Bench, should nut be idayed. on the ground that it was granted on the application of the Sheriffs of the City of Loudon, whereas the Ii t was claimed by the Sheriffs, by the Lord Mayor, a , id Corporation. by the Lords of the Treasury, and by the Prosecutors. Ihe Learned Counsel produced the Def: uilaiit'a affidavit. iii which he deptrea, that his only view was in secure himself, He air ready to pay the Goc—bet he felt. that hitt I: n •ntt it to any nee of the ',reties alinve.transed would not save Is m from a second visitation, i it were wrongfully pid. In that ease, the individuate who could prover Irp al sight to the fine retest 'recover it trout luau , and thus he would he drinhic The Costive granted the rule Atri—a golly of which CHI directed to be served tutu the Sheriffs wf London. on the Solicitor, un Ott Soli'. itor of the Treasury„ and nu the Pro., tutors—lntimating, atr the same time, that the SUctiti. would Ise ealkd un to 'thew rune. TIM XING C. CAIRTIR. lo this eaf , e, wuiclt was au indictment scsisst the Der , s4• ant, a respectable tur, fur perjury, &Breed by the pr" **mentor, Mr. /Sine!, an smilymhitilier. pt It been cuio. witted dui jig the proceedings singlet a CUtinainlnon ur b itel ruptcy issued aviinst Mr. Bruce, autl uu •hlrit a verdict was recorded for the Defeeisat— Mr. Bruce spplimi to their I.ortiships fur • role to sic cause, why lire verdict altuu!il nut be set aside, awti a uco dried granted. Tim Cuutt? refused the applicalibn--olfierviog that it 1161 noPeeeedenteil, in cases a a rrimiusi nature, to gruus a HOW mist, when Ilia I)efen4ant had beet, amplified. 00 - kiTOCKS YESTEKDAY Bonk .. 216 216 I Ha. Bite. Y.. 2 3 4 ifs. 3 per Ct. 1t..11...67 66f lottery THW.% Ig/. per Cott. %math. 01 111 l iuni ill-• 4 fee r Cents B5 p i I C.,115. fur £cc.. (id 67; lira L. Atm. 17 i3-Iti I 68k lud,x I DEATH. On lel Imlay last, at flickut an the 24th year of bee air. It! arlal et AI.II. the wife of Geur4e Julinatune, Esq scut ehl, it daughter f the late Sir It. V. B...lohlistune, Bart. after • very pcotraried indisposition. WWI IVATR THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE Moroi's{ 1 after 11. I Eveuiug 28 after 6. - . LoNpoN : and Published at the Office, Nib, Strand; wbere Advertisements are received, and Leitrim tpiot.pitid) must be arlllremied—C. SMITH, No, 1. clenteives Inn, rriutitia-1. WHar , Sand, rubl raker.