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o e• array, cutting off zzy:•ral pests, intercepting 'ma g reinly ham-sing and distriaasiaig he envoy during lire day •; after which Batt.a..• S W returned acr.v , the mountains, having ins. coed very little lors, and carry ins with him! pri. loners and booty. I .1 •r_ • The Carteret packet. Capt. Daysw, seri 'ridgy at Falmouth, from Messina. While there, se French camp was distmetly visible on the oppo ite shore of Calshrie, and' arious opinions prevailed I to the ' masher and real intentions of the enemy. Certeret.ailed from Nielibin4 on the 23J June, ! • bich time a very heavy cannonade was seen and and over die Faro point, which continued from e at, tilt eight: the packet them running out of ht sad hearing of it, Capt. DAVEY knew nothing its object or result. On the !J July, the packet itched at (ingtsiti, on the S.W. side of Sicily, said ere took on board a Sicilian Messenger, who had I..ed the Wand from listen-Go, with dispatches; el who ievorted, that the French had made an tempt to cross from (7alabria to Sicily, but had en &fester!, with the lose of between 3 and 4,000 co . The Messenrlcr also stated, that Admiral Wm had arrived at Poletino, to congratulate .1 SICILIAN MAJKS ry on the event, previous to leader that plac••.—Qlf &minim, the picket us cliased by a French privateer, but egt . ape i b y r eran ,riling. 'nee had been repeated skirmishes between our ‘01:11 sod the French gun-boats (of which MURAT Atruly 100), which generally terminated to the adman , of the enemy. We loosens observe that Govertimenthas received i n ni:igence to tio. effect. We this slay re,.u.lie lilt lielic,rt of the Commit . . . le on G.,1.1 lts!:loii. We lately stated, that they icomoselltied a trpeal of the Act restricting pay- e r at iu Cash at the Bank, stub repeal to take place the end of two years. Our statement was tor t. The Report co n cludes with stating the 10 4, 1 , 0 , 1 o r t h e Committee, that there ia at pre. at aii wear is the Paper vircutat iou of tins cone y, of which the most unequivocal symptom is the jeo:, high peat of Million ; and, next to that, the ow este of the Continental Exchanges ; and that a vturn to the ordinary system of banking alone can , trecinally tootle general contideuce in the value a the circulating medium of the kingdom ; they therefore reronitnentl, the!, at the expiration of lee years, the restriciirm on Cash payormos at the Batik of England alimill cease. A Mullion is arrived at Plthicwith from Gijon, sfea s psi ; ;r of rwo day,. Ihe OW/inch brit is gin orrirrri in the same place from Coru.oss. The Emelt amaar to be touch annoyed by a Spaniels f orce, which had beta lauded on Chet part of .the Leivard Island fleet passed Dover on Sa • rddy. saJ aimed ads in the Downs. The latest 'deices from inform as. that II Ole English on have in that capital had beets nlrred to quit it in fn•r days, and retir to t.e verd depart in the provinces allotted for their , tlence. This rigour MRS •ar1 , 11)".1 by some in an arm created by (lea. SARIAZIM'S iteepe to this ! sin). ; but the general and more probable opi oa that it is to be attributed to the abit-ive ron,gs mount Costate•aret pet-son, character, nd yni rte nfr:, recently published in this country Ea4hsinr.en returned from France. Such pull s 5.1. , 11$ RCM' always severely visited upou the te mor,g ritteatrs; and those recently sent 'forth, re ras.e r•phtc with falsehood and scandal than ii ttat have preceded them. Some of the nets.. •apers bane outribtited to the mischief. by citing rseuurmentling to notice these filthy publico- On% A teethed gentlema4, of the name of Cow 4W, ander the patronage of Lord CA LEDON, Go. prior of the Cape of Good Hope, undertaken to plow the colonial boundary in tie north-east median. He left the Cope iu September 1808. nd ernoing Ms Orange Hirer, was on the 24th of pen her In lat. 514. 30. long. 28. His sabse uent entire woulil be more northerly, hut his ul ulate object is to gain Mosawbique, or one of the 'i,rtuaiuee kulements 011 the eastern coast. ESSIIELEY tl IMAM Guise, Esq. • man with t disguise, has declared himself a Candidate fur tie reprisenteti on of Gloucestershire. The followinz is a letter from an Offiecron board SsatltL HOLM'S dag-.hie, miming off Toulon: " CEWTALiIt, JI:NE 18. W e are st,ll cruizing i n the old way: the enemy utter shout 14 sail of the lino, and 8 or 10 frigates; of nil slip. are large three-deckers; bat they do epielt todi,stil to come out. I see by the New.. Ver. Clete have hero re. arts of AO ac OD, but that opoesrlitely to happen. We closely block- A. W e Ire in general about 12 sail ache hoe., ` 1 ,,;(olly teo three-deckers, the San Jusef areal Vak Poi'. The 1%61 Strirereigrs le goof, to Gibraltar. joosell us pate:Joy ; she haw hero to sttisgeus Tarragona, fitting out Spaniards ; 64 .' O -battle ship an d t h ree f r i gates she got •nahell.--Fnr .-or part, we do not expect to I. are • tr•rt bettor N .vrosiber, nor does the Son Ilk Nee, or li . , :rsp ie e ; others go into Murton I We have two transports now is coin . one With wan r, and the other with provisions; rely tittl• fresh beef, but Sir Smue..iir. is to stool fiequently to Barbary for bullocks. "try Wasi4lo9ll erne dote f or jive mnathe. to " 11 '1! 1.4 CIISV the en..toy start—We all wish *44. 'Nis "hp must lay alongside a three __ '"iwi.eiloli pplfte. Willett wou ld b e sharp work ; but wale is heavier than mans three-deckers, 111, hove 110 it 1111. 1)01 oti‘l 24111 ~,,, !1...4... do execution. Vt . ', Mt. • C.nart-Menial here tn-•nurrow, oh k e or* frl.llihr Sit. MS, who went taken In au Z.cti " Ater. 1 sen d Ilus b... the Mirtsfrels ibast w tic GileaAtat. 4 . • I -. It ~„ LYCEUM THEATRE. Last Right the favourite Opera Gf Up all Nigitt was perror.nrsi at this Theatre. i.i. piece hes litog sitter rreeiveri the stamp of public approbation; and the merits of the diff4tent performers who ap pear in it are equally well knows, we therefore tits tdaiii from ii„detitil of the palm tuaiter,• which cook] present 'mating new. The Opera was FUCCet ded ity the rep - e,entation of agreed mock-heroic orrio (-ante ballt.t of action, infidel Jack the Giant-killer. Most personiwill recollect the entertainment which the adventures of this redoubtable hero have af forded to their itasutine days,.at that period wheu they were— " Pitma',l with • rattle, tieklosl with • straw ," but assuredly, when, in their riper they seek .• oblition from their daily tare," in the refined amstacintnt which a legitimate theatre is supposed to fit-ttish, their disappointment must tie esireine to have a pier* of such u description as Jack the Giant-A . 4ller represented before them ! The very name pri•c!-liiii, it unlit for a legitimate theatre— sod its t:tats.rtsis and structure are ex ac tly on a par with it. itle. Bartholomew Fair is iis proper l e vel— itiy.t g st the ballets performed these, it would cartaitily thine pre-eininent.—ln jtveice we most o'.4erve, that the scenery, dre-ses awl &co ndoms, are very elegant—the dancing is Oise so. title I tr; trinels applause. But not wit iiNtesiding these advantages, the excellent action of Mr. ROUCCT, tls the Giant, the g-,tesq ue a himsicality of BRADBURY. RR the squire of the Pigmy ttituit-slnyer--atirt thectin eluding scene, where a squadroot of mock cavalry is introduced, repre.enting, with much inAciiiiity, the confusion of u held of battle—still the good sen,e of the audience expressed itself in loud diwipprO bathos ; .oh'eh was redoubled, when the Oree was anneuticed for a second representstion. Perhaps the public taste, satiated with perfortiances drawn from the saute source. i 4 now retuniing to its na tural relish ; sad hereafter the Tales of the Nursery will be etioalt,ie4l t.. 1 their proper object—the amuse ment of children. POETRY. LONG AND SLIORT•4OIIN ED BREEDV.RS. Of Bulls ib.d their quisktiee, which 'stay ,ho best, I attempt wit to argue, sinless assjest ; After all our fine statemeote, t►e taboo: I grudge, When I think that a Cow iss murk hence jade. But horns lung and short we with confidence scan, 'l'm a subject ruenl basin to the fortunes of MOO And if *tis our Lti. alight of these to fltwou not, tbsy way be of the ilereferst nicest ! The poet, *lien wagering our waste, deeply thinking, At horns, b. or little, sure only was blinkaug I We want little below, or old Goldsmith was wren, And those little, he Says, had no need Sr be long. Our fathers (their like we shell ~ 4sios , When good humming beer was the liqu.). nes, Di auk their out of herbs of their own liaucherafl, And wbiah, long if short, bell o aleeksb Snag drased. Then soreem to J.bu Ikea, oat ►is h,,•as, wbieli are strung, And may they, whoever Lis foes, be Alt long : May kis Eregiisii Inge blow bang , defying vonnsetri And long be the Frew,' Seen before it blows here. SQUIB. Sun Jay evening, I heir Man:silts, Princesses AVOI'llrA ; ELISAIIITII. MARY. and SOPHIA, walk ed on Windsor Terrace till half past right o'clock. Their Ms.fasetv.s and the Royal Party v., re ac cempanied by the Margin. GORIINACI.I* and fa mily, Earl IlaaitowitY. Lords Aetna, ST. Hs.- and WALSINGH•III; Lady Cu ta.trana Count Munsvin. Genet Wvittrano. &Users. PER- Ct.V411., Rvers.n. and.. very crow ierl and genteel assemblage of Nobility and Gentry of the environs of Winds ,r. &c. During the time, the Bands of the Royal Horse Gouda (Blues) and Stafford Mi litia played several martial pieces. Yesterday morning. His AJ Om'. Princesses AUGOSTA and SOPHIA, took an airing on horse hack in Windsor Park ; they were attended by Lords WiLIIINGHAM, ST. MILLEN% NAIMOW111", and ARDICIII; Laity COLLYF.R, Count 1111UNSTRII, Generals WYri YARD and FITZROY ; Colonels TAY top. and 13 LIIIIROWS ; Mr. RYDER, and Mr. WAIL GROSVENOR. The KIIIG is expected in town to-morrow, to hdJ sa pirate Lever et the QuEce's Palace. Tite Duclices of Bay KIIWICIC gem a grand dilater v'everda,v, at her hoitee it) Spring-gardens, to her aghisees the Priticese of WA I.FS, &c. etpuottllS BEttEELET is expected at her house in Spring-gardeus this day, lieu's Berkeley Castle. . - TEe Eirl and Counters of Lutz returned y e t. terdmy to Costitoburs. from a tour round Heaton!. MI, TRION has j..ioed Mr RossaLL's company at Osfsrd, on tisturilay ea• ig—they were to gibe /emboss item the oprrm of Love in r Village. Mr. Cools phys Luke. HI likkes. or Wife and Broder; sal Sir /fray Absesaircus-r. for ovvii Isentlit, at the Live pool Tocsin., this uigi.t, the last of his Cll4 J gement. The last arrivals at Trilby are— _ _ . Lady irlsielwider awil family, Mr. an 1 Mrs R.rlr , Mr. Ifurirs, Mr. Corry Mr. and Mir Molding, Mr. Lovirdsy, Lady E. Mathew, M ri and M. Mr a n d m re. Th ome . sna, Mr. and Mrs Mission, Cana. Richards, Mr. Melia., sir Chafes Miwtas and family, Mr. and M n Cape sad h ula!, lir. Davis, Mr. Saunders, two Mr. Mairslisma, Mr. Mt yler. COI J J..ms, Miss N 411 sr, &limp of We terfi,rd and f...siny. Mr Boller, Mr. dilater, !Mr. and Mrs. Jrfery, Mr. and Mrs Morainal, Cuisiod and Mir, La wiy .! 4 les aid Miss :Morgan, tat. isc. The tut iirri yak at Swansen are-- S:r Wm Mel, Alr Dane Hawkins Rename, M P ovl (I•Bilett, •Coloorl Morgan Lind. flancornr, K. Capt. rthr:, Lieut. Champs's, lies. Mr. and Mrs. U. JoacA. R...• Mr. and Mrs Henry Craves Ord, Mr • , id Mrs. tha io sar, Mr and New Duties, Mr. and Mrs Valruiiise. Mr sad Mrs ggisplas.l, :Mr sad Mrs. Little, Yr. owl Mn. 1%.,,k, Mr. and Mrs Cape, Mi., PbiWpt. R.-s. Dr. Hall, M r , Witiff)/1 4/Iti Qwilp, Mr.O. , ddingtun, Mr. MiP,s, Mrs Brows, Mive Cesar. Miss las, Into% Moss Banters. Mina %urea, Miss Gabbs, Mime Alw•imm, Mrs a:vl 1,41. Wiientl., Miss Beano, Miss Ht..., Mr. Srd . .r, C., ,t Naar, .4rs. Mcaras,f‘r. L(. • //d,VM/V4 7 /0.V.3. Li flight the West &Viol the towii, :.naour of his /toysil Si gli(ua• .hr Pr wAt.i.s's Birth was very splesidollr iditiniiiate.l. The Sub reripii,ni Homier in St. James . .-e ...1 iyed the ionothi P. W. Dorm ed the Flour.; un derneath ma. a Star. The Coe.ri.tree in St. James'', street, in addition, had a grand arp-ar inre front the hritliant (II ct of the featoons of auitegated lamps sntaaJ noon jig fruit. Mr. Wis miles house in Pal. Mall MI lighted up with gas lights, re!.riowilitng the it. r. P. W. Mr. KELLY'S 51UsIt LI Saloon displa)ed fee. tonal of v:irieated DA KIM %V our-street, Soho, Printer to Ells Rnyal Hightie.s;*.lisplayed a 'daze of light, the whole front of hi. 'mire living covered with lamp', exhibiting the following device:—around 1-14 Royal Ilighats.'s Arms, which stand oil a portico, a tri um.ilial arch of double lights—a little above, a very brilliant Star of variegated lamp., and on each bide of the Star large vases snit brandies of laniel light ed with green lainjw. Its the centre P. W. and the whole sir mounted by one of the largest plumes we notice' whole evening. °PURA I P. W. with !the Plains', iai variegated itstottliS forming garland.. THE 11AVat AREET THEATRE—P. W. and Plume, in plant lattip.. COVE VT-G EDEN THEATRE—P. W. •iirmounted with the letter G. with slur motto Ids Dien, and the Plaint in the ceuue, executed in Haine-coloured lamps. STRAND. THE ITCP.UI4 THEATRE rGis,innst Pipe fb—The P. AV. in plain kin" mormonted with the Prince's Mime, tied with a burr of emerald-co- Inured lamps; underneath W 44 a most hall rat Star of Ora lumps—the centre of the S•ar way fil!ed up with rubies and emeralds, which molt elegant effect. KY.I.I.Y'P—A mar in .ariegiitecl MIDDLETOIII . 4—.A row of p!a a linupb round eu window. SNI !Wisp and Chart WarthouseP. 'W. in plain lainr. FLEET-STREET. ADAMS. Opt:Veil—P. W. surmounted with the Prince of Wates's Fisihers. Psimilt and PPRCLY. Glass hlanuf:rtirrer.— P. %V. w.th a Muse of Feathers, in variegated lamps, had a very n•-nt appearance. LUDGATE HILL. Rut( ote and Biilo0;--;;;;bbite of light in following devices: Iwo bc.intifsil Stars, thePrincr of 1V• Feather, suriuosantal by a huge Crown, iu vaniegaird Lap". CHF.A MOE. . _ _ Rion, at hi• Perfisme Wnrehon.e, displayed • hesantiful inenwpareitry representing Peace sod display ed enlivening the head of the Illustrious Heir- Apparent with a wreath of Laurel. • - - CfIIINUILL. Fr.sam. Goldsmith mud Jeweller to His Royal flighiuss the Mince of Wales—the letierw G. P. 'slab a %Otis tltl R..yal St sr in the centre, stirmount ed with a large Plume of Feathers. with variegated tomtit tasti fully oit each aide. Huoi.e ar.B no : • EDINBURG!! siltitlVlGY AND DEPARTE'RES. [Lae. wags.] cat riff from the Oren Hotel : The Prier.. of Uncle and his attendants ; Earl of Atypic •, Captain .n , l Urs Stirling; Miss Stirling ' Sir William and Lsiltr J 411111110.1; Miss Joinetun ; Slessuder Homan. Esq M.P.; Rohe. t K:uspitoo Esq.; J. Johnston, Esq. ; Robert Gardener, East ; Mrs. ;ad Miss Rotorrtion. Castle Healy ; /Wes Smurfit:lndy; and Majue Dalrymple. rivid at the London Hotel The Earl and Connteas of Darnley; Lord CliMes; the Himossrable John Skit ; mad the Reverend Mr. Brovrolow. Si t r,tr from the London Hotel : Locd and Lady Hollsiod and Family; and Wm. Esq. Set off from Shaw's Hotel : Mr. and Mrs. Anderson and Family front I.ondon; T. Sineth. Esq. Briehthehisstone; F. Farquhars.,n and P. Par. nell, &qrs.; (33ot:int Grant 9 Mr. sad Mr. Atlrn, Mr. sod Mn. Wilson, the 3ltsses Feswiek ; G. W. %%ikon and J. Waiter, Env'. MU.SSLLDURdif, AoGun S. On Saturday. the 4itt invent, the Marquis - of Huntley, acenutpaai td by Lord Tyrconnel, Gen. Dickson, and Captain Taitt. of the Royal Navy, dined with hi• Regiment, the egrl Royal High tandem., at Nimmelburgh Barracks, when he pre rented the Officer, walla au elegant cup, valise tun gistneao. and a pipe of wine, iu addition to two complete sets orbe.iutitut fancy ware, with n itlonal devices, sent by hi. Lordship at a prevent to the 1111111.. He al.n contributi d a handsome sum of money towar,i, the regimental lairary, and gave sciei.ty pounds to the non-enin.r.:ssitmerl rifficers and pri vates, to driiit, Ili. itly's health. The Mingo,* was d d in the full uniform of his regiment. After the King's health was given. lie rose, and, in an impressive speech. de al 'red. that the greatest honour His Maie,ty could have to,iferred on him we., in placing him at the head of the Royal Highhinders. He compli mented the officers. in terms ihighly flattering and honourable to them, expressed in language which did ample justice tar the goodness of his head and 6rart.—Lteut: Col. Stirling's reply was folly im pressive of the feelings of all on this occasion, where the honour and interest of she corps were so much the object of the noble Culoutl's attention, who, by has tilwrislity, craideseeosion, and affability. cominamled the respect, and conciliated the •dec tions of every one lament. Unit morning, the — iirh, or Prince or Wales'; Regiment ol Light Dragoon, assembled in grand reel-w order, on Wanted-flat., and tired a feu•rte • joie, in honour of his Royal Highness the Prince of WA L 21 1 .11 birth-day; after which thty peiToritied several manteurre, in 'heir usual style ol• excel lence. The regtiornt looked uncomic° and were the admiration .11 a vary lar g e itswinid3ge of the neiglibouring fashionable,. On Sm o ky ee'no - utcht. dorm; the performance of Ebtine Service. Ahem-erne chapel, near Newport. lostmoutbehire, WWI struck by liKhtmog. The :ALMS that prevaileJ among the clogreptum m be goose eu•ily cow-rived than d...crtLed ; but we are ibeppy to sey, that none ple3tut ilia watt' e“y towel let mittry. .. LA, I T f LLICENC'Ei _.—...•.-- . teobier OF CHANCERY, LiMICOLIe• IRE, Auwurill .. , BA:Vt.:at:PT PETITION. e • ..-.... VXPARTE IfIII!..TER, IN Tlit NATTER 07 ASEUXT. A BAIMPUFT. Mr. COOKE: stated, tbis was th e petition of Mr. Islnster, i rapt% tivat he might be allowed to prove, under the tommisston of b mkrtupicy, a •, . debt of !,.itol. under the following cireotteornices : A person of the [UMW of Bell drew n ill upon ti e bankrupt for 500'. which hr gave to the Petitioner. who got it discounted by a 7.:r. M.Liill.sso. The Pr.. lit;oner slid not endure , ii, but it was speeially rii. &word by hiii to IFPCiillitiii. Oil it. becoming due, it was &One:soared by the bankrupt. and 111.0111mi:1 apWied to the Petitioner for poyrtidut, which he received, but not until after the commis.. sion had issued. The ',corned Colmar! contender,. that thig was a bona fide debt, due by the bank to;it ; and by law a mil of exchange woe transfer- .. rzt!,le after a comtnisriou of bankr.iptcy had i•su• it ag4imt the accepter, which gave the Petitio.o.t a right to prove Ids debt ender the commission.. . Lord Er.nos—'. Suppose, Mr. Cooke, I was to hold a bill, and took it to • bunke,'s and got it lilt. counted, without put•ing my mime on it. I should tee satisfici to my egiu,l that I had made a gale of 9: if I lied put nay name on it, there a .uld be a lien on me, and I could prove it under any com mission. There could net have berm au actidu brought for the recovery of this hill against tdris.: ter by IH , Culliiin, end the Petitioner's volusitery act will not make him entitled to recover under the coinmoodon, This is my opinion ; you et iy take a rose if sou please." P. tilion dismiatieJ, liable to the opinion of the Judger on a ease. i s t TO TUE EDITOR OF TUE BRlTlster s. • $ Si a—Several we e ks ogu I.obarrved is your Paper a %Met , fr.too a pl191:1 shu subscribed loin/self " rcque , ilig to be outorated hp." the mosey had %ern 4 , s4orweJ-wiewla was advanced to defrly the expenses of throe t.iLeu iota custody at the time in the 0. P. war at Covent gardeo As Acre has not yrt appeared any answer to the above noeuitomit lett..r, allow roc to ask !through the ntedru i e of your Paprr) of the trentlernan in Skinnier etreet, who was at the held of the Comearter.furwed for runfitietim the attiese, in what parpoim.a the sum of umv stmt. has bows sp- r : oiled %-11)• having been a Seat cnotribatur to the Find, .' and liatior i g pant toy prupint:.,tt to Ott Gcallessan alladod 1 think it is nith propriety that I say I expect an Boosts • from him; and p ar ti cu l ar : ) , as he is • mwocornbous Bap- 41 parter of those who ore emotional:, crib" out against Me rderappliestius of mosey temoned public purport) 11, other,. - 1 oeo, Si,,, yaw's. Ike. Adopiat f 3, lOW A CONSTANT READER. CUIcIOUS WILL. Thursday week, the rca:aisti of Mr. Tuke wrta iutei red at Math, n e ar Itotheruus. t.e deceased had bequeathed in his To every child that attended hie fusers' oue Kan, tacit. (Front nye to sews imitated attended ) To every poor women is Wash is malt. To the ringers los 6d. to ring ono peal of rood bob% to strike off sLite townie how is his gutter(uhich •es done ) To seven of the oldest Navigators, one guinea. him op in the [ruse. 'fa his Natural datighter„ al. as per animism. - To his aid sal faithful servant, Joseph Pli4- sausso. To so old woman, who has foe itletreo 'ears taeltad ap in bed, only ii. is. Forty doses of pesoy loaves to be leads at twelve o'clock on Christmas dry, for weer. Two elegant bra., chandelier. for the church. And twenty pounds Lear& a bet of acv chasers. It is reported he wee poses:wed of pru,erty to the amount of sixty thousand pouuds, %bid' he has left to Mr. W. CUR and Mr. Smelter. Notwithstanding his eccentricities, he borie.the character of an exceUerit landlord. Throughout the ',epsilon. and extensive ceases, of Lancaster, which is known to be one of the sow important-manufacturing and comm • I distrit's in the kingdom, not a tingle local bank-note eau' has been ward, nor are any notes circulated there but those of the Bank of England. On CO A LS.—When an article is idsertised to be sold cheaper than it can be bought for, the pur chaser may easily couceive there is deception. Ft r twenty years past 'humor' and Co. have made it an invariable rule to sell the heat Coals at the lowest price possible, according to the markets, which has given their house a superiority over any other in London. They must respectfully recoup. mend their Friends mid the Public to take sdvan. tage of their prtsent price; it must advance rapidly, se the winter approachec—Orders sent to the Lon don Sea Coal Company, Southampton-street, Hol borne will be strictly attended to. Several oti•itiry officers who came home in the Princess Clairlune packet, which brought Lord Wat.r.taseow's dispatches, wide. that all the hills from the fruoti•rs to Lisbon are c2mpletely fortis fled so that should Lord Wst.i.is wrote he °Shred to retreat,the Freui h will he able to make but slum progress after him. They likewise speck very bigl.• ly of the discipline of the Potugueiie troops. The inhabitants of Lisbon cannot ensure the thought of the French coming among them again. There has been a remarks - 61e g.od harvest this season i n Portugal. The curb was 411 S4Trli threee he packet sailed. Some thousands of the soldiers have been employed getting it in. - - On Tuesday morning last, the mail-coach from Falmouth in Exeter, having just started from PEsitcr.'s Hot-I in Truro, in isrnine short roriud the corner of Lemon -street, lain liostwsen-street. was thrown off its right wheels, and rusoill some ))arts poised on the left wheel, only, upset with a horrid crash upon the pavement. The tioi-es blended with the shriek of the female passeii. gen. alarm he neiglihmrs, who, roosting ins. mcdiattly to thei• relief, foul() that Mr*. PA I. - moo. late houm•keeper at *frewortheoniAt. Mut bet %fill broken, and *as othlet*lii: mud! 4ru sett; Mr. Noests of Falmouth, rind a cansinerc:al traveller, who were UP their w.y to B Amin tweo, were also much bruised and cut. Some of she other pussengers. suffered lent The guard woo very mach brui.4.3lat out the ilePly. hat refused to quit his charge- The &ire, ese..pid uphill. We are happy to mild, that all the hurt aer in a fair welt of recovery. The preetslieur evening, as this c• ads stopped at the Hotel door in Truro, cue of thit horses aliu‘st iustinitaneout-ly drept dowu