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William Hoot Jots 801141 Soloman Ilinighant 'l' t'. Smith Richard Teraduk .1. 8 It erditi II J. Woodhaio Il l s. Roo 14istin William Spears Kielnird touch R. Cole,pin. E Hick Ed it Briggs C. Bruins irk John Cowan Andrew Robson William II ikon A. Turquand William Acton !oho Parry P. Taylor Johii Freeman A.A de la Chaninciledelin Alleu John Howes, join. Charles Tardily William Bawtree James Atkinson Julio Goalsden Titoism* 3lailltin Hem), Pigeon James Vere Harry Soanies George Boomer Frown Millard S. Harris Thomas A% tr. James Hardwidge R. Lewis, jun. J u l % vid irrnia n William Doreen Charles Claridge Janos Upiou Nathaniel Chalet William &miser Thimms Hodson Thunius Colliuson Henry Grellier John N Iliqdell M. Hopkins George Usher Julio Some Charles Locke Juhu Shepherd W. Hobos John %Valuta Thomas IJruiy John Jackson R. Bradley Thomas Lennittee Edward G. Smith T. l'oynaler, jun. James Clark F. Lis !growler John P. Dupree Wm Billiughani John F. Setchel James Iluskett E. Farmer, juu. Tlo ma. Ilayter S. Shirt Jeans Cook I'. iii 'S. Watson T. Folliergill George Adams T. %VI,. there'll 1). IVekli Julio Sheering Edward Mason H. Reed William Keel, jos.. Duir Towers Shear* William !ledger James Kerl Jomph Sparrow R. lis.ii ell Robert Sowell'? J. D Crotkey Winona Mellish Robert Sillllllloll Thomas Green Thomas Gritht h James Chip le Joins %VIM field Choirs Beton John Burtadge Thomas Berlina Brooch Betua W. Haseuck VS. Shea mini Joseph Beim James Grieve Joinpli Harris J. It Cannon William Pursuit John Thompson C. A. St. phenol(' R. Ilurrodaile illuttlow Wortori C K. Faulkner Robert Wigram Richlid Ilri reit Julio Johnson T. B. Olillield James W m ,Th o u u e Willem Kimble George Le Cane James Apr. James Low Jobs French A. Ryder, jun. James Hayes Bas Newton Thomas Joh roma John king James Green Edwina rides Thomas Scott John Marshall William Cm ter Richard Million Robert Tuckle William 11. C.:re J. Hughes J. Hill John JarkAris, jun. w. Gosling, sea. M. Moody William Brown W. Gosling, juis. Robert Rayner Joseph Cole C. H. Brower Charles Mann Henry Jackson Edward Hawes Samuel Hanson Thomas Marring' John Brickw owl Julio Hoke. d S. Hankie 1. Riickeinid William Long Jobs Compart J Brickwuod, jun. • Josiah Harrison Thomas Saunders Jann.• Powell Jame!, Layton Robert B. tun SI illiam Colterell S. B Morrimun William Guidon Edward Horgan* Abraham Opey William Aoderoun J. W Deckle Wm. Leightua Bury Hutchinson' Robert Hahne Wm. Boutrion William Holt Thou.,* Moron J. R. Huffmauu John Burue E. Hoge. hole Joh* Davis Robert Ilurrett J. M. Hanson kl dhow Wood ,Jirliu Porter George Mansfield William Herne Edward Walker James Wade Thomas Farley George T. Kraig James Chaplin Thomas Built r Thal. W. Williams J. Chaplin, jou. 11 Sri um. Thorns. Williams J. L. Cot John Clarke W. t Ingram Henry Clark* 'I lamas Bally C. Julsosou Richard Robanima D. Lusher Thomas Ryder R. Street Henry Hekewell C. Sharp William Rhodes %Asthma Beimaraia Joseph Hand Pirti l' Thomism John Goodwin J. Hopkinson Jolla Bland Edward Humeweas Henry Till Joseph Fletcher Jutu &Idiom JUIN ph Marlyr William Mash, as William Wilson Ge o r g e Beiosse lin hard Gray . Thomas Willis Jim Styles Jos Bell Juba Jour. Jeans Hakim TB. Hui bridge John Coope Thomas Vincent W. klllinin 5i11%1,11 I j.. lic i l Sin•lltl /pan T homes Ash John Judson, jos. IVilliiiin French George Hobson Huntley Uncut, Henry Dowutr Job!, disaster Thomas Aruold Isaac llailtim James Htdrall Joker Wood Edwaid Chipper Henry Wyman T. Reed Richard Gouldiug James Coombe', William %Alison William Tuck Thomas Ftnesore John Bownerd Iknjansin Hriward II Parry Charles Hopkins Joiner Nachos Hubert Alm DniceThisons larionin Eilwvili Man f.ieirrge Jeffery H. It Milliiiie Charles flryllet John Jeffery Job., lbws Edward Pain ThomasJebson Charles Martin Joseph Hull W. Fermium, jois. Jobs Jay r. Seddon Win. F. Claming Joint Stevens John Hayward Peter Murray Francis Smelt William Mason John Peon John C lo William Cory Randolph Strirey John birarey John Lett Robert 'tailor Samuel Hotelimsur Richard Sesame Jaw; Vincent James 13,411 V Joorph Philip Hare John Andrew Richard Perkin John Martindale Wlill4lll Baker Samuel Or,r a ll Eilamod Darby Archibald Sinclair Samuel Div. n James Graham John !VI rill George Field . ... _. .... .. Joseph 11.1damortli C. E We.en Hew; Stubbs Thins' Flutings, Soloisou Bremen Surea . el Dither, W Hain,lion John Wi!lis a Hill Fredenek Sparrow Jawa Large Amber Cage John Sherri. .1. W. Street Christopher Teddy John Sharer, jog. John Bright J. Wigg Thomas Edwards John Baron Juloi Lyon Gem ge Rubinson Th um pittrks e d John Isletun Thomas Ikusiouck James rick ~d Charles !skies Charles Goode Thu.. Alike Thomas Wright James Harman Richard C. Glynis Lawrence Swanson W alsreion homer) Birch T. Hieklasuil Fleury Vsnibant Josiah Boydell Thyar Pitt Robert Helm', jun. 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Ihrocoo Chsrks Wait haws Guy Bo um I Brown Thos Ilk% Shiner W. Rose . . Juba Cameron Wis. Hayward..,-. Pei; Decimal E. Ch.oles MitchtlliV. P. Hayward John Edingtun WM. S omens.% Henry Hall R. Bickuell, jun. Chicks Kingsley E. A. Thorowgood George Cathleen Wm. Wryghte Win. Kilburn Cartwright Way Thomas Atkinwies R. P. Lowther . Ltelfbrd Harvey Thomas Reynold Richard Dimes Geyer Hudak. Franris Atkiusuu %V. al'alton, job. Robert Gould John Roswell J. Chappell Thomas Stafford James Gadsden T. Park H. I Ihnsriale James Lester A. Blackwell James Brewer C. L. Hoggart Chick. Brainy R. Hudson. ult. Join Gobs R. Hods..., jun. tkorge . Sex Thomas Ingram VI as W hit worth Walter Salina W. Hog and L. Edmonds W illinm Moore Rickard Abbott J 11. IVackerhalh Tikounis Moore Isaac Mather Wm. Homan, jun. William Noreott Charles Layton R. P Swallow Francis Smelts J. G. Dessualairy Wm. Clarke Joe. Monday Clem. Sam Strung Thomas Ferrero J Hedger, jam. Was. 'Walker Robert %Vats rs John 11a/china James Allen Richard Baker Wrllisia Marsh Job. Strevey John hairy Thomas Andrews E. N. Thanatos Ralph Palmer John Willink Caleb Glarwille W J Palmer Wiliam Reaer Peter Stager John Warren William lilex.iin Join Mitchell Thomas Ste. r James Dickinson J N. Mate. W.... Granny WlllBlllll Crook Tionaas Stark J. Pilliwer le. W. IV listlock (rills. et Morn John Hodges William Papp. ill Samuel Iseitun J. I. Tack William Hopwood Thomas s 1 Aimee'. Samuel Brooke (korp Rubins George Packwood Thomas Langsluts J. (e. fltolpon Samuel %trot II ro. Slower Jabs Tams John Pl..ltips 'Wag. Prestos John Woodcock Jacob bagel...inn N. Clarkson Altemosder ( lurdon te Juseou R. Roily, joa. J. M. 511114 - au Thomas Divett John 3larriutt Arthur Putt II iu. Foy J. Leigh Penn A. A. Mir. ills Win. Sloan Wm. HiAlges J G. Nutinig May 1.1, Ist. RICHARD CLARKE, Soc. This day in publithed, Imo. pike _lb 6il T IIE FAMILY LEtiEND: A Tragedy.— By JOANNA BAILLIE. Which is performiag at the Theatre.Royal, Edinbuigh. Priuted for I-sup:lan, Hurst, Rees, mid Orme, Paternos ter-row, London ; and Job* Bellautyde and Co. Ediliburgb. Of shun, may be bad, by the same Author, I. A SERI ES of PLAYS, in which it is attempted to de lineate the strooKer Passions of the Mind; ea. to PAbBIOU be inr the subject of • Tragedy and a Comedy. The Fifth Edition. Iu 2 vol.. 6•11. price Its. in boards. 2. MISCELLANEOUS PLAYS. The Serand Edition. In as.. price gs. in bawds. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. CADIZ MAIL 4.4II.THASENA, APRIL 17. The accounts from Catalonia (though they are not udici.il) assert that our army has defeated the French who were at Ittusand Valle, near Igualada. On our part wriest 3or 4000 men ; but the French hare lost their whole army, which consisted of 12,000 men. If this be true, we may shout Vic toria ! !—(Supplement to the Gazette of Commerce, April 57./ VILLANUEVA, APft&l. 12. We have been surrounded by the enemy for a fortnight, who had penetrated to Rena; but three days since they retired to Barcelona, and have now taken the road for Granullers, Vich, and tiostairich. In the course of the above fortnight the enemy lost from 4 to 5000 men, without our blitirring the least injury. The following are the particulars When the French occupied Betts, they left the rear-guard of their army, consisting of 7 or two men, in Villafranca. General Caro left Tarragona aith ■ division of 7,000 Wintry and 500 cavalry, sur prised the French in Villafratica, and made them all prisoners, and we saw thew set nut for Tarra gona. At the same time the enemy had 2.000 men in Maurera, whom the Somtesies held blockaded. Augereau sent to their assistance 300 men with ammunition. kr. These were at tacked by the peasants at Bruch, wiln killed al most all of thein, and toak all the ammunition. Au gereau then sent another division of 1,400 men, at the line th it the division of Caro, after having taken the rear-guard at Villafralsca, passed through Bruck, and learning that this division was approach lug, waited for it in an advantageous situation, at t icked it, k Ile.l am), and took 509iiri.otarrs, the rest Hying to Barcelhisa. Alter this action, the ditiaiou of Caro passed w Allaiire.a, and summoned it tour. resider. Theenem•. seeing their danger,endeavoureil to esc.ipe. but the S imatesses aid the troops act• d with such vigour that the enemy lost 1,400 men. G n. Caro hanug rcceived a wound in the foot in the action of Villairanca, gyve up the command of his divisiou to General Campoverde, who proceeded to aid obliged the enemy to raise the siege of that place. During the fifteen days the Er.heb were in Hrue, they tow, by desertion, 900 Wen. CADIZ, APRIL 30. Since the evacuation of Fort Alstagorda, nothing materi.il ha, happened; both aides are, uo doubt, preparing lOr farther attempts. All the intriligence we receive from Catalonia is of the most flattering description. Admiral Mar tin still remains in the 'Laval command. Our head quarters are at Ids. A small brigade only of Bri tish troops remain here. The Duke of Albu querque is to sail in the Umlnunted for England. Sir C. Cotton arrived here on Sourday last, he has shifted his Aag to the Si. JusepA, and proceeds to morrow to take the commatid of the Mediterracesii &rt. Ili+ Excellency General Ilenry O'Donnell has sent the following Report to the Minister of %Var., bearing elate Vendrett, the 14th April, 1810:- _ _ . - " Mort EXCELLENT SI a--StuCi tlw action of the 3d instant, near Esparraguera, of which 1 had the pleasure to inform you by my dispatch of the 6th instant, this division porton d its march, under the orders of Major-Geueral Marquis of Campo verde, to Mantras, for the purpose of attacking the enemy, who occupied that place. The continual forced marches made by the said General with his troops prevented him from making the attack on the French winch he originally intended, and obliged him to postpone it till the next day. when, during the night, the enemy evacuated the place, marching in the direction of Barcelona, by the road of Coll de Daii.l slid flaruta. soon as they were discovered, Campoverde or dered them to be punned; our soldiers and armed peasants came up with the enemy, and an obstinate coolie' ensued, the result of which was the complete defeat of the enemy's division of 1,300 men, conimanded by General Schwarz, who, after having received two wounds, owed the pre servation of his life to the swiftness of a horse, the rider of which was killed in the action. According to the account' I have received of this affair, the enemy's haisconsists in 500 killed, among whom are Officers ; and 299 taken prisoners, with 10 Offi cers, three Surgeons, and one Phy.iciau ; the rest were 41i.pcntrti, and pursued their flight to Barce lona, by Saandell, without knapsacks and arms, and in the utmost coninernation and disorder. "These rapid successes. which f have had the satisfaction to communicate to your Excellency in my succes•ive reports, and which we obtained by taking advantage of the separation of the corps. which were defeated, afforded me some hope. that I should be able to beat also the enemy's corps, which besieged Hostaltich, and for it to raise the siege of that fort ; the defence made garrison of which, deserves the liaghest the rapid march, performed on the 7th main body of the enemy's army, which in the direction in Barcelona, disconcert, plan. Campoverde's division having been to retreat in order to ovoid being attach luau of the enemy'► forces. As soon as the French army ill said march. our troops 'nit themselves 111 motion. and took up a position here, an intermediate point between Tarragona lafrateca, to which place the eljferny'. closely pursued by our light patties of foot, who killed a considerable number, many prisoners. The enemy's division, which I stated to yew Excellency to have penetrated on the side of Uri. da to the city of &angora, which it occupied, has made a movement towards this place, with a view of besieging it. They who penetrated by the Ebro, have recrossed it near Mora, directing their march along the right banks to Flit, probably with the intention to cro+s die river at that pail* and rejoin the body, %hicks moved to Lerida.":..- (Sapp/emeni of the Kerney Gazette, April 174 ♦IGO. ♦PHIL S. By the mail, which arrived this evening, intelli gence has been received, that the enemy bas agate occupied Oviedo, Xijon, and Aviles, although Ins !prevent stay will, in all probability, he as short at his former. The enemy's force, which lays siege is Astorga„ does not exceed seven thousand them, awl is, therefore, by no meanasudietently atm; to reduce that place. —f Cadiz Cuniiriercial Gaz,itr. April -27.) CADIZ, APRIL in. According to the declaration amide be the matter of a ship, who left Valencia on the tyth instant, the Superior Junta of that place received Muth genet from Catalonia, owing, that en action had just taken place near bloncieda, in which the dni- Ilion*, commanded by Don Juan Care, loather of the Marquis de la Runtaaa, and by Don bears O'Donnell, after three daja' hard fight:nr, rem. pletely defeated the French, with the loss of ♦,UUa men, killed and taken. Through the same channel we learn. that Dot Villacaropo, after ha% ing entered Trutt, and roa ceired totelligence that the Army of Armpit had marched to Catiloni•, with • view of •eating O'Donnell's corps, marched to Saragossa, obi& he enrerrod %idiom the leost upporitieu.(Sans Paper.) goltuo. pr.u•r ; but 7 by the was 111 Reus, (inverted ruy beell ohlid ached by the F vt undertook the immediat e l y 9in l'adrelt, 1 ;On■ slid Vit. rear wy of horse sa d Per, cud took PARIS PAPERS. P 41114, MAY G. The General of Division Thiebault oti oa his return to Spam. M. Lambert. Inspector of Reviews, vtho *is to join the army of Spain, as lotriallant-G-t:rril, gas to that of Portugal in the sante cultic:l'y. BAYONNE, APRIL 23. Accnreling to letters from Madrid, of the tith inst. that capital continues to eujoy the greatest tranquillity. General Bonnet has obtained important Avail urges over the Asturiaos. lie made a forward movement front Otieilo, 'erase 6(1110111011111 called Pajares, to joiu General Lofton, who was marching ey way of A.turgv. Their junction war effected, and a pretty cousiderable colutuu of insurgents attacked, and completely 'beaten. Latter• from St. Audero tool Billow twentieth that we took 4500 pr►aoner% who ore too thtu tuor(h for France. Troops are incessantly passing though this Oar. for Spain. It is stated as certain, that between 50 and 60,000 men are on their march fur that country. Yesterday evening arrived here two Aides-de- Camp, who arr carrying to Paris several stauds of colours taken from the enemy in Andalu+ia. When they came away, every thing was ready for the mirge of Cadiz, which wa. only delayed till the ar rival of the battering artillery. General Swim commands the artillery to be employed in besirging the fortreases of Portugal. PRIVATE CORRESPOND ENCE. TRANCO3O (PORTUGAL). •PtlL 16. The French are collecting again in great num bers at Salamanca. where they hare got aL im mense train of artillery. A considerable force is also collecting at Alcantara, on the Tait•, and its environs ; besides these two armies, there la another on the frontiers of Callicia. Front this di•position of the enemy, it is probable• that he will make a descent upon Portugal at !Intl! dd.- ferent points. at the same tune, which will forec our army to fall back to the line of fortifications *hick have been erecting some time past. from Santa rem to Pruiche ; and which 'Huy he defended for a long time against any force the enemy may bring against us. Lord ‘Vellin;tiiii removed his heael tlnartrra, yesterday, In . Cu, a town situated in the Mr, dims of the Hestrilla Mountains, which I' inure central situation thus Vigore. General tot), who is recovered from a smart attack of frier• similar to that which he lad at Welchem. e• about to remove his head-quarters from this. ow, to the town of Nebel. fuer !ewer. lo 'e vince. The Portuguese 'Athos are touch e:ated sit the report of their Le lig put OD ps!•