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disterhed the tewiparday tepees which his High. .tins had eojeyed, and dintipete4 any resolutions he mee hide Mtn ftwatint ; 'fur; me the 4th, in.. Celli fiente~ eien 6 etited frdat Punish, dotted the 2d. of his re-appeamitce iis the vicinity of that capital, with his force cousiskiably augusented, and gum which he - had get from his font, and apperthtly determined to make a joint 'emit* on the - eity and cantonments. The former he may have succeeded occupying ; but we are disappointed that he boa not afforded Lieutesaut-Cohauel Barr anottlerint port unity of adding to hie military reputation. AK • Highness, however, • soon proved, that at weft is the held as in the cabinet he was a thorouglp-bided Malitatfa. He l i t again heat hie atone to the onitimerd, and brigadier -General Smith is again ie fell pursuit. movement, has, however, saved one of one lialtaliods. The second of the lat, ender the command of Captain Stagnant, hewing been of deed from Semen to toinfeveit the troops at Pan nab. wet eocrentered -ore the march by immense bodies of the reamer. The, battalion reached Cot rygeam. end we *Ma) One time extremely appre helms' that . it would have been completely antiihi. fated. Letters of the 3d e however, state that Cap tain Staunton had commenced his march beck again to Serene, with Hlerwoended, having buried about 30 in Counsels. sad left about 15 very badly wounded, besides' 10 odt of 27 artillerymen.— Among the ealimilties among the officers, we regret to number Lieutenant Chisholm, of the Madras Establialisateut. and Aseistant-Surgeon Wingate, of tins Presidenev, killed; and Captain Swanton of Madras, and Lieutenant, Pattison mid Counellon of the 2d of theltt, dangerously wounded. We are concerned to mat t e, that 13 Sepoys of the 7th Madras Regiment, who quitted Surat on the 14th alt. for the heediaarters of the Deekan army. as en escort to the hawked, which had been laid from that city to Bothampore, were murdered Mee the village of Lamukisee, about 40 cote be- Sand Shim and 10 east from Sotighur and Parole; the ILevaldi:r Shark Meshes', it is reported, effect ed his escape. This . party is supposed to have been destroyed by Godejee, a nephew. and Kskajee, a relation. of.Trinsbuckjee Demglie. The fort bf Kotillah, in the uerthern Cocan. we have the pl; , asure to announce, was retaken on the morning of the 30th bye detachment midge the command of Copt. Barks. The enemy at first ap. peered determined to offer coosiderable resistance; they made a sortie oo the advance of the detach. wens, but they were driven from every position they attempted to maintain by the superiority of oar fire, mud by ton gallant charge* made by Ensigns Jupp a nd L,ondet; when, fading themselves unable to resist the detachment On the sintid e , th e y precipi. tstely abandoned the fort, and. fled up the ghatits. The fort of Ksittillah is at the summit of a very high hill, and difficult. of access; there is an upper and lower fort, and the place is in all respects so situ ated, that, unless the enemy had been disheartened by the spirited advance of the detachment, it would probably have been extremely difficult to have dis leaked them. Irma the Bembertipariar Immerainary of hassre We hasten to acquaint *or friends that letters from Pooutih, rimed the ed inst., have just reached the Preaadericy with the gratifying intelligence, that Captain titenuten, with the gd battalion Ist regi ment Native Infantry, regarding which so great au interest has for the lest few days been felt in the settlement, has brat able to keep his post at Coro gaum on the Eleeaso, in spite of all the effete. of the whole of the Peislmes army, which wee em ployed during the greater port of the lit and ell inst. in its endeavours to exterminate this little baud of heroes. The enemy had left Carpus, and proceeded to the southward, pursued by th e f orce smiler Briguditr-Getteral Smith, which is lightly equip- Prdi mid .we sincerely hope will shortly be able to overtake the fugitives. Captain Staunton hod in consequence been able to wake a movement towards Senior with the re no of his gallant battalion, and les wounded, having buried 60 NI Comp l ain, The battalio n when it left Senior, weld not Gave exceeded 600 rack and Me. [EXTRACT or • LETTER.] aIoNISAT, JAN. 6, 1818. 44 1 nii will hear that war rages throughout In ilia. %Vt. 'mow little certain of what is going on, beyond the capture of the Rajah of Berer, sod the defeat of his troop* by Grown, Dotretoo's fore, ow the 16th ult. and the attack of IFfirlkar's army at Meindpoor on the 21st. by the theisioos of the Ma dras army, tinder Sir John Malcolm. and the Com . Thomas Hislup. In the former action our leo was bet small ; in the latter, howeerr, we were less fortunate. haring lost feet officer% killed,. and thirty weaselled, besides seven hundred rattle and file in both lists. The loss amongst liolltar's troops is not yet knout). but we hest that they were completely defeated, *Wall limit cannon " nmvements, notwitlistandiog the Treatt., ore still cousidered doubtful; and the 111 :'`I'"" .14 ys t to the field, hating completely out " stied Getter:ll Smith, mod coutonuiug to sonny greatly. Napunker and 6114414 are Close to *kick it e s thonght thee will attack ; for ill. "'" NM's though adegitate, I believe, to main ! oWn poslnOn, is nut SlOrlCiristly atroug to protect the city. I 4in sorry to add, that the most "MI S UPPrehre.llloll, are eutertained fir the Yd battalion of the Lot regiment, which had been Putroundell op its niarrli frosts Seeryr in reinforce Lair, .1111i1 au., vArot the last accounts tame sway. 111 a moor ; n us slate. about fouitress links from Krona,. It lead already been attacked, Nod had stt-totnetl away Imo both in officers and welt. who commends. seems to think they newt Str- int sit., moles, speedily relieved, which fort has not tsar a,.aur of Ilmng, whilst Smith is, Gad knows where. " -I d,. ~it siltation any of the repented casual licensor, mail they are correctly ascertained, I the Pri , i,A's pelegrinationS, he was at Nussick. Fruit: I:Ie .- strength Of the pelition, and tin prrraw tion.' , .;hlieft his ifightien his *aslantits assigk o di,, x th e passi* . . the vieissity, • and strengthening( hip ieft t, hall Intern, nemeses that he ha iietewe4 his conniga-sir tog/ IPOting pitch, resolved tai risk his life or his Muriel , do the hsaard or 1 , d ie . Th e . isproich o f Brindle,-General Smith, liossern. who wss ou . tltq 48th it Staugionnerr, must •Iseve •.• might do li:irm. General Foitit rroctedinga are iiimirmard with very little ceremony throughout th e army. • I do not e resuour.to offer au opiesioo oo military ountemmito, hit it seems to be the opinion of every one that he should have snacked the Peiahwo &Leitmotif) ! lio *oft/1W troops tit Kirkre, nu the 13th of November; Mtd that if be had dune so, hie swam moat have boon complete." The 1117:_ 4Dassto.-Ale. t .11ret Awstatant to the Resident at NAttpseet Cereals le r, at the lath Madras Native la fesdry; Lieseneneit sad Asijistuat Grant, of ditto; Urn taming Chirler, of the !Oh lOW ; Assistant Surgeou Nivea, of dins. Wastaided.ooesplaim Chartiemortb, of the 14th Madras Native latentrp; Captain Par, of the 19th ditto; Captain 1 • 1 °7 11 , of do' &WM Cavalry, commeadiiig the escort; Lieneekente Doyley, The Mier, Smith, and Hearsay. Tierfullowieg list of °Mem billed sad •10111•11i1Pli is a battle between a pert of the British army soder Sir Thomas HWop Sad flulkar's army, on the slat Deceniker, 1617, hes heen received is a private letter from the Right Him. Mr Evan Nippean r— ,Ellied-.4.louteisaal Colestas, of the Madras Revelries Regiment ; Lieutesimet Macleod of the Royal heats ; Lieu lemma Glen, lithe Ist battalion 3d Poona' eubsidiari force. wentedeit —Major Hosea, of the lath; Captain Hunter, oftlie3d; Commie Norma of the 19th, doing duty with tbr Eight; Lieutenant Tdobb, of the Hawse Artillery; Lieotenaat Lywa of the 9th cavalry; Lieutenant Gibbiags , of the 16th ; ILleatellent Gwynne, of the Nigh s; Lieetewant Drake of ditto; Captain Elliott, Aide-de-Camp; Lieuteuant Camp bell, lithe Royals; Lieutessaat Palmer, of the 16th; Lieu. teased Calder, of the Rifles; Lientesant Hancodue, at the Meares European Regleoest, awe dead; Li/utmost Medals* of the 14th ; Captain Brown, of the 14th; Lieelenaat Gun of the Rifles ; Lientestast Miannaitaa, of Milo ; taestiesaut Emmen, of ditto ; Lienterant Jammer the 3d ; Lientesaut Cietwoon, of ditto; Lieu. leapt llhtthies, of the 6th ; Doctor Streemon, of the 16th ; Liratewaat klacintosh, of ditto; Lieutenant Gasmige, of the Hone Artillery; Calash' Eva's., Deputy Paymaster; all severely, as there was tae musketry, all round and grape. Hier loos is upward. of 600 killed sad wounded, sad the nisineraboot 1,600 killed and wounded. The following list of Officers kiNed and wassoded in attacks made spot the Id bettelios of theist regiment of Native lahatry, by the whale of the Peishwa's army. en the lit mad Sd Jaaaary, ISIS, has beer published its the lorsbay Carrier of the 6th Jemmy : killed—Limet. Chisholm, at the Madras Artillery ; sisteatilargeon Wingate, of the Bombe, F.stablishaseut. Wouselml—Captaia trenstins, of the Madras Establish ment, esammading a body of auxiliary bane; Lieutenants Patties. (Adjutant) mad Councilor', of dm 2d battalion let regiment. Imo Itslluallas list 401Ikea bilkd sad 'Sounded to the bat- ik, botwera SWIMS* form taatioued at Naffere owder tossamal diked Ilersiewa Stott, and the ' 'WSW of lorar's free% Am diellallt of ffooksher, lel?, has been published ia tho Bouslosy eilltHir of 15lb December, 11117 THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, M* 6, 1818. We yesterday annosaced that Government bad received intelligence of • gene& action between the troops ender General litstor sod the army of /lout**, in which the latter was defeated with great loos. The details will be published in an Extraoresaary Garai* this morning. In the mean time, the entracte which we give from the Bombay Papers will gratify the public curio sity upon this interesting and important subject. It appears from them that there have been two battles : the one on the 26th November, between the division of the British army under Colonel SCOTT, and the troops of the liejdh or Bane.; and the seated, between the troops of HOLMAN, and the Madras Army under General HISLOP and Si► Jo** MALCOLM, the latter of whom commanded the advame. The enemy were de_ (rated in both actions, but the spirit ■od obsti nacy with which they were contested were evinced in the number of killed and wounded on our side, amounting to 94 officers and 700 rank and 6k. The enemy's loss in the second action is esti mated at 2,000 men, with the whole of his artillery, consisting of 66 pieces of cannon. It further appears, from the accounts of these operations, that it is a fallacy to expect solid and sineere friendship and co-operation from any of the native Powers of India, sod that sooner or later we most hare to contend with their united st►ength, improved by discipline end experience. We have received Perin Papers of Saturday the 2d last:aut. On the preceding day the Chain her of Deputies adopted the project of the law erecting 16,080.000 frames reales. for the pur pose of liquidating the feetign claims against Frame. yin twain am residual credit of U millions of mils, to complete the payment of the sums dist to the Allied Powers, conformably to the Treaty of the 40th of November, I 8 15. No Mem ber expressed a desire to *peak on the proposition. bat the Chamber divided. 'lieu there appeared for the law 161, spina it 17. The 3 per Ceuta. are 68 f. 85 C. The Chiming are extracte:— ram% tire - t. A knee from Albi, of the lith ult. says, " Two days slime a thread, with • pedalos attached so it,! was received sus pended from the window vi the claindrer is which basil& and Jaimion are confined; this immediately ceased am exa mination of the prima. We are also assured, that Madame Pons, baititle's sister, walks every sight round the piss% dressed like a rams; but the watehfatisess rum-deed over the prietraere is au greet, tbat it is impossible to etleinat 'ay thine in their favour. " Ih.ude.ull affirms his innocence. After the Sitting of the lath of April, in which the widow Basest had made some dist orerter, Mons. Roatienleve, his Counsel, went to see him. It was sutural to expect that the confestieas of this MOM3II wunld have overwht hoed Lint; bet far (rent it. &slide 'tidied with saimikthing radiuses* to his defender, Mr, 1 shall sleep thie night with 'Ott enrage - n[oy Malt • • • • ever. It appears that el!, *Millie Malicia le he it plained, the oath will at Mattis be Moira, and my imam erect will become Juseikse." . • The happy assoiverwiry tiC a bis 1114rstre Mars to Paris will be celebratesk.to.morrow,Afilley, lbs 311.i1st. . Prince Maxineiliao de itessiiiid, who tri;relletlia the lets,. ior of &ail tiWribg the years 1511, 18111, and 1817, hisses. Aerated. lle has brought with him a imperil, cidlreuiun of plants and mimesis; he has also takes Was his service, mad has caused to be educated io the European manner, a piing female savage, albs tribes( Boulouctindas, who would Mel ea beater elle is prellairoareo any other, if she could pro. cure it. The Prince is about le publish in 4 vols. eto. the rela tion °flag travels, ariompaiird by man Maps, views, and drugs,. This relaiiiii• will throw a great light oh the interior it Brasil, which the Prince has 'reversed with many &tilt ties pot to be enjoyed by all travellers. This country, fur ten years the residence of the Royal Penal, of Portugal, is still very little known. The Prince of Neuwied has tra velled it with particular attention, and the result of his ell artiess has been of the highest importance, especially for natural history, which, by his means, is clinched by a great number of discoveries. Last night, in the House of Commons, Lord CASTLIRIAOII moved fur leave to bring in a Bill coutinuing for two years longer the provisiosis of the Act of 1816, commonly called the Alien Act—and after a abort debate the House divided, when there appeared for the motion, 55—against it, It , . This inhospitable measure, to use 110 harsher epi thet, by which thoib foreigners whom commercial view/it, the avoidance of tyranny, or any other con sideration, might induce to visit our shorts, are placed under an absolute Government in the midst of comparative freemen, seems likely to become an integral part of our domestic policy. It is found. ed on indefloite apprehensions, which may be at any time brought forward to give it a semblance of propriety, sad the usual mystery that envelopes State alfAirs will wonderfully assist the delusion. The measure is Dow required, as we are told, for the sole purpose of maintaining the internal tran quillity of this country, end Ministers stoetly deny, as did the Earl of LITIMPOOL in the House of Lords, that they act with the remotest reference to the policy of other States. But with the in• consistency that must attach itself to duplicity of every kind. the Ministers confess that the principal advantage to be derived from the mea sure will be to prevent England from being the scene for hatching conspiracies ardost fb reign Govehtmente. To prove the of of the Bill hitherto, Lord CASTLICILRAGM, lid night, drew a contrast between this country and Belgium, where all the discontented spirits of France seemed to have collected, while none or few of them had dared to visit England. We have in this an indi rect admission, that the deafer to be eppeebended bears in reference to the temitillikity-4Aktwun try. but affects ex c l a ti ve li tfie.*** -- of the Bowmen.. The Bill, therefore, sus. be regard ed as a measure of French police, and as intended for the sole purpose of assimilating the policy of this country, in respect of aliens, to that of France, and the despotic Governments of the Coutinelit. There will be a grand naval review, at which the PRINCII REGIBIT will be present, in the course of the miming sonneer. The review will take place off the Isle of Wight. Yesterday the LORD MAYOR * Sir wit. CURTIS, Sir JAMBS SHAW, Mr. Alderman krauts, and Mr. Alderman WOOO, accompanied by several Gentle. men, had au interview with Lord Livetrool. amid the CHANCILLOR of the EXCEIRQUEII, on the sub ject or 'gushing the duty on Coals. Yesterday the dispatches were closed at the East India Haase, end delivered to the Pursers of the following ship• L viz.—Lord Keith, Captain J. Finnan, sad Northampton, Captain C. TESIBUT, for bilatinta sad Bengal. Passengers pet Lent Keith— For Modras--Captain W. Chatfield sad Mn. Chatfield; Lingerer.. Foam sod Syme Mn. lower; wad Messrs. Swath aid Seedy, Cedric For Benal—Maps. Brown, Forbes, sod Wiffuella ; Mr. Marquees, ; sad M. Slackeuale; E. lAyton ; sad Messrs. Stiles and Brow., Cadets. Passengers per Northaarptus— Foe Iletspd—Mr. T. Bleebyndes ; sad Meows. Balkan sad Scott, Codas'. The Tortenkses East Indianian was yokel) with on the 18th ult. in let. 48. 35. long. 8. by the Cambrian, Jamstas, arrived at Scilly from the Havauseith. Yesterday Rosser MIGILAII, Esq. the so. of Sir INDULT WiellAW, was totroduced to the Poetics RBOINT, at Carlton House, and received the homier of knightliegyi. Joust Luaus Posts., of Culls% in i"io . itienty of Louth, in Ireland. Eq. is retaped to serve• in the; present Pierlisuient for tip& borough of Yar mouth, iu the county of Southampton.--(Geseite.) The Booksellers hove submitted to the ctitiside. ration of the Committee of the House of Consumes en the Acts respecting Copyright, • paper witkihe modifications they desire. The first is, that only five copies of each work are to be given, vie. one to each of the three kingdom', mid one to each of the two English Universities. Or, if more, that une-third or one-fourth of the price as published be paid for the copies delivered. The minor Modifica tions are—the printer's copy to be the copy delivered to the British Museum—the Act toltave no retrospect operation,- uo books to be delivered but on demand-- bone where the copyright is abandoned—untie where no copies are printed for general sale—no books with coloured priats--notie with pritits without letter-prerwsne tongs or anent—no newspapers— nu books printed by subdcription„ unless afterwards advertised or published for general lola—so re • ping of foreign works-gem *oda ifbore ter guineas selling price; unless bid( the price be rinfel, except dietiou4ries—books to be demanded by the libra ries within time oisinths--the libraries to preserve ihat they shalt de sod, and neither sell, waste, nor give th ew m or o y...i.nopyi test to be mode tie years .ebsetutely. *:". . . •'; -: ~._. .tut.,_ lir „.. ... - ecer , x3.-if,„ .....11 t-4:1, -, !:\e,.. to 40. THE WEE*. Vestallily morning Sir FRANCIS Slti-statir and Sir HENRY lIALFORD were in attendance 'spun her MAJeriT at the Otteen'a Palace For about two hours. At twelve o'clock they i.sued the Following favourable Bulletin : • " The Quota has had as retort of spasm-..aril her Ma jesty leek refreshed by souther good night . . " FR.•MILMAN. -" HENRY HA LFORD. "Qa•eatt Palate, llieyl 5, 161 E The weather proving reinaikahly Cie, her Ma• JESTY rode out in her garden. • The Patrice REGENT &led at the Palace to pay hit dutirul and offrctionate respect. ; and all the branch,' of the Royal Family either called or sent. The Palace war thronged with. the carringre or the Nobility and Gentry making 'milliner, froth twelve o'clock till peat live. PUBLIC 1110A'UMENT • TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE L4,llcNTrri PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF WALES ANI) SAIL CO/SUMS. The Cenotaph Coateiittee, after ntaterety eensiderine the various eitaltainsientinies the; have rteeived, auJ iu court*. wily with what they have reason to believe is the wish of the Public, beg leave to state that it is th e i r i n t eu ti en should their ?naffs be adequate, t o eunstruet the prupusett Temple of the Cenotaph on • erste sufficiently extensive to Went of its being appropriated to the purpusee of Divine Worship, sad euastitated a Free Church. (Fur the Committee) BENJ. ROTCH, Jan. The Dukes of CUMBERLAND und KENT visited the PRINCE REGENT yesterday. Yesterday the Prince 4.f Nevis finisuoutta rode out, and visited the ['Rums Humour, the Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND. the Duke and Duchess of Yoe', the Duke of CLaBENCE, Lord and Lsdy CASTLLESAGN. &C. The Marquis of BUCICINGOAM will entertain a large party of distinction ou Suuday next, at Buck iughant-house, Pall-snail. The Marquis of STAFFOKO ga►e a grand enter. taitunent yesterday to the Ambassador from the King of the NETHERLANDS, the Earl and Countess of SusieT. mid a large party of di.tingu►shed pee images, at his reside►' e in Cleveland-square. The Earl of CSMILIS gives a grand entertain meat to a large party ou the 111th instant, at his house in Privy-gardens. The Earl and Countess or PEMBROKE and family are expected home this week from Perm The Earl and Countess of hlemma and ;gamily are daily.ezpected mu towu from Pamis. The Earl .ud Countess of Asttsuanitsm left town yesterday, for their seat in Suffolk. - - Lord ST. MATH left towu yesterday for Paris. body HAITILIET W. WYNN left town yesterday for the Duke of NOTTIaUMBERLAND . t. seal, Stun House. fora few days. Lady ELLENDOROUGH has issued cued. of in. timbal) fur a grand ball and supper, ou the 29th iustaut, at her house to St. James's- squsre. NALDI'S Concert ou Monday eve Ling, at Mr. BOTHW'S house in St. James's-square, was attended by upwards of 500 fashiottables. Among them were— His Royal Highness the Duke of Glotteetter, his Grate the Doke ufWelliustoo. Duchesses—Leeds cud St. Albans. Nimbi() Stafford, Salisbury, and Camden. Conatess Limes. Pomfret, Weatmosiood, and Gower. Lads—Barrington, Lai, Moore, Lam:ord, Dafferio, sad Fahnualli. Ladieo—Oxfurd, Grabens, Ellenburungh, Bess. champ, Gower, Grantham, Osstalstoo, Furteseue, Grey, Cooper, Ladle+, two blandtanis, Rowley, E. Edgeumbe, Essex, Barriegielo, Burrell, Seto% Ashbeuok, &e. Sir Moe PALLISER, Bart. has left the Solopian Hotel, for his residence, Hastings. Sir %%MEIN WILLIAM WTIIK, Burt. 'has left town for Chester. blr. Watagatatir POLE will give a grand enter tainnsent on Saturday to the PRINCE KlideNT, the Duke of WILLiNGTON, and a enntierniss party or distinguished personages, at his residence in Saville row. Mr. and Mrr. Boeiu left town yesterday for their seat, Otterrhaw, Kent, for a few days. Mrs. Da Camiguin!' has issued cards of invita tion for au assembly on Monday, the 25th, at her house in Lower Seyrnoor.street. Mrs. Martian has issued cards of invitation for a quadrille ball, on the 26th instant, at. her house iu New Cavendish street. Mrs. Rontasoti had an elegant assembly yes terday evening, at her house in Albetuarle•street. Mrs. Ross gave an elegant ball and super on Monday eventhg, at,her residence iu Portloud- place; 'kids was attended by nearly 900 penpodi of the first distinction and fruition. Arrival at the Landon Hotel, A lbemarle-r.treet —Sir Bat.t.rirentatt and Lady Giulia*, lions their seat iu Yorkshire. Departures from Miller's Hotel, Jermcn-street : —Sir Wu. Hope., Baronet, arid the Ursa 142- Bunn?. for Scotland ; Sir DAVID Wititititinitu. Bart. for ditto. Arrived at the Pulteney Witt. J. J. fibiaTim; Zq. fro, Paris. Amin;hi. it Cask's Betel, Alltemerte-stive . t Sir Roast! Ind Lady Witaeot and family, from their seat in Derbyshire; Mr. and Mrs. &Korn., from a tour' Mr. and Mrs. Dottier tl.,•tlitto; Mrs: and Miss SuAatai, ditto; Mr. aid Mrs. Wm. Kimmin s ditto. DepartUre from Warren's New Hotel. New itriset :—Mr. and Mrs. MUdnatone and fatitif.i, for their seat, Newport, Widest. Arrivals at the Witterfuo Hotel. Jennyn-street : Major and Mrs. VVILLIANS sod tidnity; from gash; , Mr. and Mull. WALFORD and 60.111 their sea, Crank Hitt. near Shrewshliry ; Mrs. ana Miss ',Alit, from thrirslit, nate Southampton. 2' A I.':'' •' , .v • ' • • • ... •• , • Mr. ELLIs up log night tent:led his ststioe heiv, alter elan of three yiqerb, as [lover. in CO'ititern's : ciime . dy of Wi:/ Oat's. .Tlli ' warmth of hie' ception bt...pulke .flue triune olois i i.. old and rtilaill.tatd.. ftivouri ie. 1-111: • perforniance evinced no fulling otl from s iria otiginal r4celleoce he the character, iiid . fti t ily.ktatiOrd tile public ex. pectationi His action diaplayert the tattle grace, rave. 41111 11117 e ditiivell a unt,r,ic Churns over the Liest ,jr'i of las rather yews. IMO we sicverlieard has flit voice k inure advantage. • Its India:Notts and inipieftive tones, with the 11101 it con'ezt routiettitiort. Ittitlressed dlcir..rlresat once to the hired anti reset, and- c4rrted away the judgment-rind feelir* of the audience. The other lierfamicrti appeared to drive additional energy linen the prest-nce of the it coarl: j utor, and bought by their exertions to increase the e-. 1101 of him Mrt. ()neva, Mr. Dow. lon, Mr. KN;GUT,A.C. were all very happy in their respective parts. Tile house ilivpiiiyed A, fall and elegant sivhence. The return of Mr. I ...:i.LisTotr we hope, lead to the revival 4if vieveral of our moat lively and entertaining einUedies, iii which Om Manager will, Ile dotold., avail himself of thy bre.. liaut talents of Mrs. A LSOP. • COUMITTER FOR THE RELIEF ()iv pEsTiTu tE SEAMEN. • 4 27, ?outerty, tEAT 4, 1818. The Committee for the Relief of Lkistituie Seamen beg leave ty submit to the public the uuder-.entwined, es • re port of the smashers and willOSificatieui of the &stout now uu board the two resuaiutog ships of theirestablialosent • ' and while they wield cutiaraionite stiliseisber e tiptoe this preparatively trilling swore at a hick 1,324 fora have been provided fur, they take the upportuiiiiy to acquaint then). that a Npecial MeetiuK of the Cuiliniiivee will be heldia a few• ds)s, to deliberate upon the manlier le which the re IlinjUilit soar of 9,3011. cot be employed wifle.the greatest adesatage in Ilse acconinkidoneut of objects consistent with the intuition of the Charity. Total number admitted uu bused the Eststilisiwieirt.. 1.11,11• Sh.ppe.i and otherwise p. ova d e d f or Mad Sink uti shone for misconduct • Al present es board.. • .. OOOOO 400 l4f 3 141,30 3 • • 4 Who may be tins clamed : • • ' Able and Ordinary Seamen. Min at.hing to be sect to their pariaSes.. 14 • luhlrm Foreigners wishing to mere. Ditto, not Marks ,• • • • Sick and convalescent • - 01: • 1415 The Committee of Pinnate report, that the total arifeing of Ssehacriptious op to this day's date is 16.068 f. .' ..tit this sum, e,6111i1. has bees applied to.the purp o s es o f the Charity, leaving a balance of 9,Sriel. at 'ate disposik of the Hate. Witte. J. E. GORDON, Honorary Seeitlars. . Miss MaeattLuT will make her detnel at Drier. line this night in the diameter or Ludy Randolph. This Irdy comes from behind, and brings with lit strong damp, private and profewsiutiol, to public patronage. . , • . . Oss Wednesday last Mr. BErry made his up.. pearance in Alexander the Greet, at the Mali Theatre. A Mi. KEEne was the Ilephestion. Mr. RusseLL played Lord Trinket, said Mrs. C, KamaLs the Widow Oakley, in The jealous Wife, at the Gloucester Theatre, on Monday ► ight. NORWICH THRATRE.—The patronage witch the deserving sons and daughters of Meiptiatene and . Thalia continue to rece.ve, is as creditable to them es to the liberality of the town. Mr. and Mrs. CLIFFORD'. benefit, on sattirday se7iiniglit, pro. dated 1201. Mira VORTCN. on Moodily; had 15I.; W. and Mrs. HAfIIIOND. on WrdneStllt3', 701. ; and Messrs. T. SNORT and CHAPMAN can boast that their first benefit, on Thursday bight, topped 1101. The inhabitants of Tre Muffle; Carnsivonshire f cekbrated the nuptials of W: A. MADOCICS Esq. with one general feeling of resp ec t en d j o y. Wreaths Of natural and artificial flower% cud other devices.; were suspended in the windows of the most respect— able tradesmeo, whde the inn formed one complete 7 blaze of light. The hearts of the pesisatifry.were cheered by the distributioo of ale. The tiresworks: were brilliant. A smart contest is threatened for the represent,. tion of Leominster, Fierifordshire;iit the dissolutio4. of Parliameiii. On Friday morning air Wtt.s.tax Clint NINGUAII FAiRLII passed through Gloucester sifter having canvassed the above Borough with tlic . moat Honeying presage of success. The Edrt of MEATH is expected rho to come 01410. sition to the present Membeis—Sir J. W. Lussock and Mr. Hancoutur. ---- - - - in Tawdry,, the eth hobbit; a large detach.. heft of men and hones, and some officers ' for the cavalry regimeuts in Frante, marched intoSitting 7 boon", wider the command of Captaiii (loci,- • illst Light Dragoons. They "wrested to be very fine men rid horses, ntroarliably resolve mid clean. HORSE SficALSNO.—Yesterdey morning Captain ARBUTHNOT. of Dorset-street. Portman -squat, left his horse in the care of • mats skrksisert hke TUOM, w ho teridilled 6un.etY foe the parpour. while he went into a friend's house in S e t, Jaisks.fo.aq uere . When lie had taken Wee of his friend, .Ad e e t ur i, e d • to the door where he (eft h7i horse, .he found tbo thou had rode off with it oat of the stianite . toeorde ; he followed, but mita seat irate histi further. Mole Cetchisc.44 ii ttsiffoltlr fact, Met three men killed upwards of Mt skoießil of vermin; in the coarse of within a ft* miles of Ettemossi. G. tinaot.t. hail the honour of requefiting the etrltattiyitiou ofthose who wish for potiicular 0 fsieurits Nalabres. to the inceneesiatee sad improbeibilit Of oiteillieg thew If application is delayed till tun neer t drittietr, when the greatest pal t of the Tickets still he The Scheele of ihe Nee Lousy. to be damn an the KING* ettilt-OAT, contaies Tepic Petits of 20,090!. Twentr Prides of 1,0004 mute than One FlUntired Capitals, ..ed 9 esueb steelier nueitier of Tit keit than the last Lottery. Tickets and Munro arena Sale it the (Niece of G. I anotort4 sad 20, Ottooeb•itotteiN, where Twu Print= o r 20',000/. and Tess other Capital bikes, bare been 804 during the last fan %tall, 'Jr I 0 r