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leareirr, Tool !) .-r q• *re Ist • fuel. No rciurit of G. cw.turne4 (..I x_l:,l. deancti-le I' ; u I l'ort of i.:a.lostwr and ('.IL.. DOisliel:ou, sank.,, 1 Hosier, frochrr, Lr.%, I bet .ti Total (bully le the Lur C..ust pt.' v, Isi is.:1,11“, • I ilton, t. .t. 76,135 . 2,(4-- ne! 111.614 Cooke of ford-11:Itthew r,•J 4. ••..r. 1%1 . 1 41$1%;10. rfuril—Jvlsst 4•• t it ....V , I ' • I I::u:• Wcxfold—S:rJuhu •,..t a . 4 Mlillie, are ()Meta, an I ()Ili,es executed olv,lly or ii rr„ch way a part 111 the rui,.i Net 1r iisr LI • COUS 111 Lriaud 4J811:416 i 4) be allultshca data I)ednet front Ut&•.s abolts!ted ... :10.9J 4 I.looli Taal Sinecures, itc in Inland MI Indio; I AIN COW' ti, and exe 61013 charter of office' to b.r ab..l ,hr.i HOLLAAD. The following A.liite.r, it is said, has been pri- Tafel. elf. übited in Atusterdatu, and other purge of Hull •••1 : " ilor.i.oo DEM. " Rea-tuber your ancestors: exert all your ener gies in support id the.. pitircipler for which they imateorle.i. and the righis Oita' they hose be queathed to you. You are renii,.ded by your Ty rant of. Tromso and Buyter. Let the nem, a 111111 the inewory ci those MAW. inspire soil with equal sel to amerstog toe digndy and the freedom of per you .try. %mould they have stooped to i t fo reign lyrist? Would they base renounced the prioeiplea of tree Repoltheaus ? But you Arnold oleo remember the Nessus and De Wits. With sweet horror must the venerable shades of those ao.tu-t characters, if they ore tensible of what la peon nn e trill. behold the degrade-A condition of their count, . now the scorn and the victius of • barbaretet rum no, who tramples upon every thing held saved among maiiktud ! It is said that your oppreeor a adroit. to situ your trootery ou order to *try a eight of the people whutu h. enslaved. end the land which be has brought to disgrace wad tttia Your Tyraut will then be in your power, and by o a hold 41foot - of nab.. • •• energy )(its may re leave yuu:velves and the suderi world front the me osier who has ahoy 4 L ower more than any deceit that hisser y r,curtic.l. It is true that he but sent 011/C. full am ) Sato your country. 1.1 or der to mules your bondage, rod prevent aul 14.- sietwuce. But powerful aa that arnr, .a, it w. u m sink before the energy of a whole excrii. )j : betides, that army =.e n !!:..ettsible to ail hl2. win Übil•_ ! ilti ,11 • Cl• . I'. autos them.— They kin , 1,4 human blood, and many of their coootrymen he has mot to inevitable destruction in Spain, and that u many inure must fall victims to his asobitinu.before he tan succeed iu subduitig it. even if his outrageous and sem k. d attacks upon its independence should at last be triumphant. Appeal to the artily oli:,haver been went to Tie -t Font chows. itenimil them 01 their rt.:sots :Li 1,•.1,14ii i f what tiny d• vetoed liberty. lt. wind tin , n of their i euuoarch. who is now • vaginae and a torpe.elaut ou the geuermuty of an. Wier State. Endeavour to mimeos them with a Dense of the disgrace which th.l will rtermilly ei.- tail upon tb , in _elves if the:t continue t o Inertly cruel siulntiun of rr wr etc h who is t u enemy. !mosso na tire. Inured as they are to %pollution mid to slaughter, iliev cannot lie so utterly c-.llous to es. ry o f just ice add ca . ! , f ue li ng of humanity as the •Ift taut auto drives thrill to acts Of desolation. Com the impulse of the •lOOrt Lira ..te fei.ueity. Though the urgiu:led soldiers of a 'l'y they still me men, soil may he roused into u COOVIC:10ii if what is due to PM ono:feuding mud isidepeuilent s• The Tyrant has shewu by his tiratmetit it his b r oth e r, whe n , be forced you, in violatiou of all your hereditary *mutinies as Reoulincaus, to acknow. ledge a. your King. how little mercy you have vemams to expect at his hands. Yet you endored that phautans of a Keug. browsed he seemed dis posal to role over you with ttulJurti, and to regard the Maltreats of your eouutry. This milduess, and the vegard for your ',Wore, were crimes not to be expiated ru the eyes of his uunatural briohre. ad d Louis was obliged to •trai.don a throne which he was compel' , J .o adopt, aid which was only a twat of therms to him while hit nossemwd it. Hence you may infer flutist a laineeitabi- fortune awaits y!ru if you calmly submit to the dominiou of the Tyrant. He will inflict temfuld "ii you, and uou will hereafter voitily io the plugs id wisely and despoil. Revel to your numb your former triumph., aid let the glowing recullectiou loilsol you to emulate the sirtue and this valour of yetir forefather., who rescued you from iureign oppresersu, and eompleted your i..deproilenee as a people. Be assured that the Ipso turnstiles on his throne, and a glorious ex. emu:, on your p nt wool.' tend effectually to hurl him Irons the ri;iineure taidi he has gained by ult. paralleled turpit tide. lie sees, by the desertion of iiis soldier. in Spain, how hateful to them is the cause in which they are engaged ; and he assured. the the cause is only deer to his Generals, who know that their security depends upon the continu ance of his I ow. r, mid that his (lowlife' would be the crrtaiu preLei.• of their own. Even those Ge. 'lends heartily detest their Tyrant, and would most readily be content with their present rank *nil al , quiritions, mud rejsice is the destruction of so op pressure and so insulting a master, if they had rea son to believe that they could escape in the wreck of leis fortune. Hollanders, the awful crisis of your fate lots strict 4. If you suffer the present moment to Ines ibltholl , a b o ld exertion of 'solipsist yen oe.me... you sill be lost as a people for ever, and must hi reafter be the wretched victims of foreign donsiostiou. How glorious is the opportunity whit, p tints itself to you ! What SO example will yon te.1.1 forth to the enslaved n a tious of Es reuie ! You will recover your chamfer iu the et es of uslialtind; you will regain the rights of olheit yro : so wthlotly t,. ; triantotot tio, r I glob to lidur I ,0,., Mill, VIII li, k b.ll k upon Four Nuct.t.t. , 1 1. Hi p. , ,t00 14. •til ode. widt reArreto.t.,lta.,l wI I two- I , Hen tlt , t the 1!e-ers.1.1 , titt tti th, I km... r..t .148%t11u9e, hue ul dllet .ner 4t r tur- .1" 3'• .Ur Clllll.lll. is isoW n woo, rt• er lot to your shoes, oot him e $ $ l l ,l l I h s tt thigh rd. will locie le.irteril the dotu.s ut the. I.!ution, mod th e to teem which is dm. to toil, in the school of adver sity, dr,tl he will i'.ok huh li.e nod eener.iiiine on re people who hate ieu (Acted their rights. und iu vesteJ kin aim those whit., his family ri joytel. But imae ver you may deleiniine respecting him. do not forget what a due to yourselves. The ties of all Europe are opus you, and other States armlet find, in the recovery of your iudrpe ucl e nee, the re , toration of their own. Ilullauders, e;irt nut rime a moment—arise as one man : you are in ; your enemy is in himself but a weak itedtralstal, and the hearh or all mankind are against him. Renown or infamy, freedom or bondage, dr. rend upon yntir,eltes at this mistrial crisis. If you rise in the lullness of national might, you will be irresistahlo. Allithfe yourselt es. that the effort; of other coinitrit, will he the result of your i h iche vindication of your right... The Tyrant will Ls con fused mud distracted by a general revolt the to - slaved Continent—he will fell in the 14'11 ;48 1. -- mankind will exult in the event, suit history will proudly record your triumph it, a Creedfui warning to oopression, and a gloiious axamplc to i man kind." 8,11:BA DOE N. .11111Dt:::-TOWN, JULY 7. Ilis Hrnour the President has heti' pleased to translate the Rev. Henry Quitityne from the paro chial church of St. Thositas. to the ►ectory of St. Johts't. vice Het. H. E. Husbands, dece.ised. And his Honour the Pre.ulent he. also been pleased to make a tot-m.4'1446 **** or the rectory of St. Thomas, to the Rev. William Ale. The Her. William Pinder has been nominated to the curacy of St. Thomas, oiee Hes. William A Is. It is now generally expected, that his Excellen cy Sir G. Beckwith sill arrive herr in the present month; or indeed, us it is stated by ac counts (min Gaadaloupe, between the guilt and 24th inst. Sir George sailed from Goodsnoire on Monday last. in the Pearlex frigate. on o tour through the islands, and calls at St. Kites, St. Eustatius. St. Martin's. and St. Croi and at Martinique and St. Lucia its his way hithei Stich an excursion will certain 4 be highly gratifying to our veteran Chief, wbo, for the first t • iii the annals of British history, has reduced to the Nosy i•i .is 'kepis's Use 'thole chain of West Lici.a There duce not at present appear to be any recoil for supposing that his ExeillraiLy hoc any immedi ate intention of going from hence to F. 44041411. as is reported : we believe, on the contrary• that Fir George will remain a long time among us, both as Coot Governor of this island, and Connuandrr of the Forces. CA11.141.1i RAY, JVLY 7. His Majesty's ship Thetis arrived at this anchor age yesterday nursling. trona Teneriffe ; slid arm) achuosser from Guadeloupe; and its the even ing the transport ship Norfolk, alma from Goasin- I tt, , e. Coll.-cow Hallam, and mend of the Mi. I.t.ny Stuff attached to the suite of tl.e Commander ut ii.r Fore, s. sad some other Officers, cone has. *rug , rs In these vessels. S.nte ions hitt have also arrived the schooners Rachel rod Mary, irons Habfax ; Da/pinu, from fuundland ; Pally and Nary. fru.ss I)Lnisirsra ; ll'La weals Me, frniu Murtimtpie; ship Jubilee, li-rn 11 iptehavess ; brig Leviathan, from S...lnnotl and six of seven American.. The Leviathan sailed from Surinam on the 30:11 tilt. b. um! to I .tvernool. c with the ships Cullsugtroud and Jubilee; hot the issue evening 'quested in a •iiii4ll, in h she carried awry brr lure-m. IA, inan-top- Itia.t, &C. sod vit. tother*illP much 111jUred ; .11 I'oll. sequence of which she put in hire ; and last night, in working up, struck au Me Kettle Itrutonis, with out much farther injury, but did not fetch anchor age until this morning. His Majesty's ship Bulwark, 74 guns. from Cadiz, buund toViss Cruz, has tnitehr.l heads loupe, and woo, ear I. She left Cubs on the :soh May. G. Hallam, E-q. arrived passenger in this vessel at Guarbiloupe. JCl.lt 10. His 1111.jesty's ship Thalia. isnd Madeira, arrived at this anchorage on Sniiihry, het tog on bourd his Excellency Hugh lahott . Esq. (fir!-nierly appointed to the command of Oil,. Wand), on his way to A dentin, to which and it. d ew ,. dolma he has been subsequently appointed th.ver nor ; end alter remotion:l alsout an hour. dining which his Eethellehey was on shore, proceeded by way of Si. Pleme (Martinique). to Ifer destinetroe. Ti.. 'hip Hopewell. one or the rem eted trade under convoy of the Thalia, merited at the same time, and remotion,. The aau g Ansa, ekr, of this convoy, arrived off the bay with he-. but pro ceeded to (:remark where she is lineathl. Stephen Walcott, Esq. and lady, and two delight. rs of the Hon. John F. Adey t.. one of Franc., 11. Grant, Esq. sad Mrs. Soothed' and her sister, came p... seugers in the ilopricell. Also. the surly ship Tulare, from Guistl.ll.itspe ; the rweil-Loals M'Kng, from Demerara, and Ladq Speiser/. from St. V cent ; the brig Plisisslikireii, from Newfoundland ; the %ebonite's from blartiolite, and 1,,. disstry, from St. Lucia ; and four Americans. JULY 14. 11..;est,'s whip Room. from Ja outer, ■nd cu•n4screr, from the !Weds. 81111in-41 yesterday, and r.mara at this anchorage; a* ale* the Teaser army *chorister this snarsiing. firm, 11.rrtrniga.•. Also arrived the twig Liarn 11411, frame ; sloop Camomile. front Nes.l..undland ; seltabetr ilicti/da. tenni Ahrtitimuie ; and tan Aineriesn% Jet., 17. nit Nlejesty's C.', ire. from • erveze r otrved 0,1 Muni .y ; rod ty Ir r o at t o lt,tlice, the WIWI , t sluop of war, flow the Th e •Inl y r of n .i .1 on S 'turd ly 3:111•Z. t. iM J v .u. 1 ♦IIJ 1111• worth in:!, lhr Siva . .zzerer 1 ri g a war sailed on s eroizo. to Ow %%41.k..A tl.is iPititid. ll* (il, hr, Perurion..uti•l Lingil, 'ye, men a Abu ; Tea:cr, 4Listia, stis, r :Lain 1 1 ;il.1'1.1: 1:l.);1 ISL4ND. (n.tl.l.(kTC-1:-'.'c, /VIA 1, 1,410. Y. t.tei:l I. the Sitttogs of 0.. e SuloNne Court 1 :0-re were at 4 400 watt/1st:1. of e4o.tes hied, •ot t mtliq 4 .ettokal oCetir,.l. The I tigh She- Geuipte saght, made rnt.t t le;:Ant 1114 hatolFolue dititrisr:tut e ; and on :.!uoduy eisteriuto, ell the Judges. 1 le: liar, and in nay of the Grand Jury, at lbgtotirtt Hotel. until every drlicery the brawn uth.ideil. His conduit and appesrara e throtiglioutdeser% ed and ohtaio r d mai% e rn ! a pplaare front the Court stud the public. The follo.iim vessels arrived lately—Thornton brig, Wm. Turnbull, Liverpool ; F acunr it e Win. Salmon, Flyisiouili s ; Six Sisters brill. 'rho,. Bigland. Liverpool: George sonar. E. Davi.l.ou. Looting' : mrkiuK in all vixteen this Cray. SEVENTEENTH TIME. 7itE.4 TKR•RoYAL. 11.4 IRKET. THIS EVENING. S %TO. RDA V, Alugu.t Qs, rill be per- forsurd a Nor r;11e.1 TIIE DouBTFuL SUN; ('U, SECRETS OF A PALACE The Principal Chiraat•ra by Mr. Kimble, Mr. likorerbe, Mr. Stanley, Mr. Eyre, Mr. Cuff, Mr. Carley. bins Glints, Mi.is H. Krlly, 6114 Mrs Gild,* After 'which. a Comic Picre, in Clue Act, ralkul A DAY AFTER THE WEDDINC. rolonrl l'reciove, Mr. Jones; LaJy Elisabeth Freelove, Mrs. Gallia. To which will h odds d, THE MAYOR OF CARKATT Oa Mrint:av, the Foundling ur the ForrNt —On Tuesday, the Iruil Cheat. with ( lit time at this Theatre . ; the Minkel Eatiettainsactit of Wicklow Monomial. lIE LAST NIGHT RUT ONE t►P MK. BRAHAWS ENGAGEMENT. ireFf'll OPER/. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, August 25, Rill be per fean,l the .'olll3ir Opera of 'FHL CABINET. Prince 04 ludo, Mr Brabant ; Peter, Nlr. Dowton. Con stantin, Miss Pooh . l'horttn, Mins To w►ieb will be added (fur Ike etb hoe) • New Grand Muck-Heede !tech.-6We Ballet of Action, called JACK THI: GIANT-KILLER. With selected Nlosic. New *cues, INl.ses, and Decorations. (The Ballet ender the direction of Mr. era.'beryl On Monday, Fitton Alarms: Edgar, Mr. Brahma (being the hat nicht a hi. eilenzernent). A New lettt-parrs tie tip is, in three nets. is in rehearsal. the Adrurtistestut fur a Pia.. Forte inner Parr of the 1711 s rout riGirieragiilwediftfeu Gummi. Till, VORITISH PFIESS. LONDON, SATURDAY. ArGUIT llv Om arrival of a Leenar.l Island Mail we have reeriverl Bat!) Woes Papers, from whieb we have tuat:e some extracts. They are not of itnportanev. No intelligence front Lord 11 7 r.ttt stwrott has beets received of n later date than that brou 4 ht by the Ferret, which left the Tagus ou the 9th blatant. At that date no account of any action, subsequent to that 0111 the lltit. near A11116.1:4 had reached . Lisbon. A letter from Do%er. dated Thursday night, states. that a constant tiring M4ll liesrd the day be fore front the batteries on the French cows'. The emir has not been ascertained. 110MAPARTE Is prohal.ly on the coast. visitim: Boulogne; Calais, and oilier plates, me iris way to Amsterdam. Au articfe under nos Israel or Berne, in a Gr. Tell paper, iitstem,“ that , the Empress JosErh a b." itt al the baths of Aix. where .he was visited au the situ ult. Iry hernia:Eta:Ewa Be tvn.tasots, Prince v: er r oy of Ital y. Ile went for the purpose, from Seetiensti, 'mar Genera, where he arrived with Ina Consort the preeediag 'lay. Jassettiu; returned the visit at Secheraii on the 11th, alit west hock to Aix on the igth. Erratic and his Consort, otter these short interviews stilt Lta discarJed pa rrot, set out on the lath, ass Leir return to Italy. In the aftenimai of that slay they posse(' through 1.'4..4 'nue ; they domed at Vera). slid took the road of the Simplon kit Milan. It ia reported in Ilse military circler. that the command of the advanced guard of the British or.oy in l'ottog4l. it to be troopferrell to Gould! STUOIT, brother of the Earl of CALLOWAY. We know out whether there iN any rullsor.ty for this •lorrioreit. Letters from Dunkirk. of the twit iitatant, state r that she FreueliGoveiniuesit ail, not grant licences for the importation of eidooial produce until the of November, wl•cii it will :griper slim has bunt the tietermirestiou of the Urstiah Government iii consequence of the cu.iditional revocation of the Alidan and Berko Ilevrer4; the oprratiuo of which will erase (upon the terms specified) to hove effect after the fat of thermos, mouth. The Luso Co.tetet.i.oe. lest reaming. attewled at Roll. to arrange several matters hetserti the K.licitets and the Registers. selstire 1., his Loud•hip'a Orders. Oa Suhday triaruing hu Lordship will lease town. . Tile wlyr.le mamma or the debts proved ageing the firm of Betcowooo end Co. does uot, we ore informed. eecred 403,0001. A Writ of inquiry was .attested on Thairmlay last at the Caelle or Exeter. before the Coroner and a Special Jury, in an action bruaght by Sir M•Ilatellill !Arra. Mart. against Mr. lischt.. the contractor for budding. the priann on Dartmoor. for taking stone for that pnrpriee from Wollthampton Common, with oot the leave of Sir M. Lorca. the proprietor ; and the damages were sa.srsord'itt 5001. During the hearing a the cause. Cos's e. New. VW. at Chelmsford Assize', la.t week. a number of dee& were produced. The LORD Cnter ROD stopped the Conned. and olasererd, that die peoduction of old writings reminded hint of a ca noes circumstance thatesccurreal Is few slays doer, when, en esoutiniog some ancient deeds, he acci dentally discovered, that the Black Cloy lain, in Chelmsford, hews the some sign in the reign of EDWARD the M. • period of near 500 y. Sr'. •~ ~;+~ ,;~ ~ 1 - 4 11 \~_`~ +,_ r • (IiELTEALI.4.3I ARPIT 4:v Lord an. 1 ,1.13 Mariners, Tatty ma , r d . Lady Ow i;,•rt.ie, Count Zessobin, H on M. pm . ' k i - i" 1 . V n. aii.,ser Tel . u.p. ~,,.e, A ~ . c h am . Colend.insi.al Molloy:1y mid ily r•im. (..1. C ans.l M . 1.1 1 ,.., I.4lstroasi; ~.1,...1 • .C.slossel 1.1, ate., t ‘ •: ml6. l, Gllette, Captain G. M Captain Rinke, nerd, Ca .t.in N liar . .Caplsiu J (rosin Turner, Captain Scott, Captsits Trizsay. I), Rev. 1)r. rn.l Mn.. Toting, Rev. °verge Um*. Km Godland, Rev. 'Timms, Jackson, Ilea. Charks l ap • ; dsye, Rev. Sir. Column, Req. Mr. Grenville, A s s (- homage, liev. William Grres, Rev. T. li Cull, m.. liam Churchill, lies. Mr. Ward, Iter. H. B. Blionr-„ Mr. Josses, Rev. T. H. Musk s kor. S. Mirky. It- p.,„1„ . MU mid family, Mr Ni.. sal Mi ss Hods* Air. . ( Miss 114. and Mrs. Boner, Mr. and Mrs 11,. Mr. awl Mrs. Gardner, Mr. sod Mn. Wales, Me „ 'Ai MI . Cathcart; Mr Boalthy, Mr Mosgro.. U r g ) . Mr. Ltirdse,. Mr. Rader, Mr. Nape', Mr. Mr Ilksis, Lewis, Mr:lb:ley, Mr. Md.er. Mr. A lew, Mr Itanord, N r Cormistab:isu, Mr. Cowls's% Mr. Humble' s% Mr 11 hunk jut,. Mr. Mr. E. llamas; Mr. Waller, Mr As, 'I % A. Grant, Mr. T. Markey, Mr. E. Enosherlso, Mr.la Georze, Mr. Porter, Mr. Irwin, 'Mr. Lawreneclir.M,.., burn, Mr. Drake, Mr tigott, Ur. W J's, ler. Jaw s Mr C..ats, Mr, Float, Mr Wright, Mr Willis. Mr. rA., Mr. Nal+, Mr Drummond. Mr. Brandt, Ur. Gr i t, Mr. Wall, Mr. Alcork, Mr. Radom, Mr. G. Gads M, dys. Mr. Colossi ' Mr. F. Loggin, Mr. A.G ran i , M r. Push; Mr. Parkin, Mr Nlllllll. Mr. Weeding, Mr T. Leech, Mr lanes, Mr. Gannon, Mi. T. Sheirmart, Mr. Rays., y , Halliday, %Ir. Correll, Mr. Worms:, Mr. Fereda , _, td r . bußst tton, Mr. Aikins, Mr. Chambers, Mr.Tliorse. Nr. 'Nam. Mr. Ilusioriti, Mr. 4. Smith, Mrs. and Miss Jark.us, General Lloyd, Mrs. Captain Rolle', Mrs. Taylor, Mrs ter, Mrs. Dou ;las, Mrs. T. Pemberton, Mrs. NW, 11“, Nathan, Mn Greenaway, Mrs. Read, Mrs. km r, Barrsu, Mrs. Acklom, Mrs. Bromley, Mrs. Links% 1,. Thompson, Mrs Orowi, Mrs. Bayley, Mrs. Nobs{ Buntew, Mrs. Mies 1111rb arm i,.Mrsi:d.cluPd.l)::triwisirdinFrs-FT.ol‘l,ll*Mudiezig;;lßiaatniuweni....4.z Miss Cation , Miss Lindsey, . F . . Rakiwa, Miss Chat tcrtoo, Miss R. Cbauertsa, Mrs Isms Miss P sites, Miss Puckery, Miss Willies, Ma. N am % Mimi Kee% M lib Ward, Mos Bald, Miss Resd. Nisv base, Miss Gordy% Mass Bake, Miss Mom, k. &eke. POETRY. LORD NELSON'S MONUMENT, INC TOLf !NG FINES ART t.lOll solit7Tll SIDE OF LORD SILI014 . • MON( OIENIF uy ILL•SCOVI, LATELY lIILLTTIOVD Of LIGIITFI., A proud memorial of th' ithitirior. d e ad, Rai. ',l to perpetuate a hero's name ; Sim is Jove has darted thou.:err oil re) ad, El o gods are envious of PielreaN (raw. The Earl of Jtnistr's house, in lietkelet“(ovot it to 14'enrarlerl, and to receive a thorou t ,ll The iinprtneioentv will not Its coopleed for t month*. Earl CAMDLN will riVO a Rind dinner this dal, at 1 1 ;. saes, the Wildariisss, in 'I h.r hylarchionodo of DowNSIIIEF i' gone 00 liAt to Itittiehl Home, the belt of the Itht,i;noct S Las V ItY. ,Ed., CIIOI3IONDILET hue teuvvpreit floul kip han wore his Liirei:ll at Chi,ltnos'll/ Castle. The DOCIIOVI Dowager Of RUTLAND ts remain in town itutil the laticr vod of arm wall. (;mett will afterwards proceed to Rd voir CA The F..arl of WI STMORLA ND left town ) sstaSs! for IVindaor. Grace the Archl,6ltop of CANTESSIII V enjoyiug the utlubriotis air of Itiousgate : l e ro at Albioas 'House. Lady AGGIsTA MURRAY, al Iser ana, ' a moat promiaiug youth, are am.' ty list of fohionables. Them stallion in tbs county of Rascomma called Bwippartr. and he wallowed to be tke. reit horse in the • ouuty to breed from. The alterations at LsosAmm-flouse are g ag .on eery rapidly, and when completed, will mix t one of the grandest mansions in teen. It ri stated in one of the Papersy that a plop d t ono Theatre has been submitted to Mr. saLii• DA N. —Lit him take the plan of Ohl Driirr. Partridges made their appearaace yeiterdsf iI the it eits in great plenty. . . Lady Haman (who bits been in a declining ow of health ever since Lord H. met with hit art n'f' , l died ou Wednesday morning lett, at the I,.srlt .:- seclence in Gloucester.placet, universally std it servrdly regretted. bias F 6 %Witto now performing with 111. Cir• Dr's company at Birmingham, mutt not wilt lift most useful actress.. but pusses. uncommon nudity of talent. One night she ploys rercne. (Abbess of the rasuline Convent) in 7fte:lettei ST. Mark's ; the next Lady Caroline Bearsore.s John Bull ; and the third. (lowest Elisabeth, W.% Tlagedy of The Earl of Essex. The receipts at the Bientiagheen 'Moats, 1 dr"'Y Hight. so liberally appropriated ' Mitnager, in aid of the funds of the &mango. Gettersl llospital, amount.rl to MIL li. 6tl. Ifuncste was last night to elne her gaitcm , sit at the Birmingham Theatre, in ihe Pe * at Beatrice. in the comedy of Mach ado at.,st thing; and Maria. in the farce of The Ceti:re; her own benefit. Numbers of the visitors to Ostlands theses his Royal flightless the Duke of Yogi, g.tt late celebrodon of his birth...day. wt 1 " ". 4! bridge to view the mensien.houre so d th e et.'" the Earl of Ponitsoaa. The mansion is rgr 4 kitty cell-hutted fir its having the retuning of tacks at the tor, built there m the time ,f Otis (alistsset.l . It hes been ring to rum fur 4 1 fifteen ) c.n. The boom miming 6 commie. quanta'y .4 valuable property ; some of It h. to the Duchess of No per- 0 " "' Hi " I . it, to ovoid paving the perish rate,: hip Lord*" hevii.g had a di.t.ette with them reapectine the cloture of it piece of land. The oh nir Park s premises are w equally a faineant state; use "'al Moor intake. mud other stone orween ews et" . formerly 'tile park. are now thr own de e n, !: broke*. 411ie 6th- and is Allrel up • 11h and ever thing has the ai.peara..l a of A Lea" , beefy omeled to take the wansina-hon: to dney-mie le ra, at n certoin rent ! , and 0 . 1 0. 0 a maidetal to onus of money has bturVietb , ..d. upon it, but the Bet ti" or? MY go . 1 .911 th w fla; The at tic ~,,, v sei l i e , I .if of 1,1 oil I 4'i ta•k 1..,, sir . 110.(1 I vih sav from foe t I hire skil On Ayr Mr. 1 Tire s Ufa Aal 10 1 "Miti Ay et l. y c i liya t auto.,