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which at first appeated in Haves Friar, and :titer verde in tialvaterrs, Inn from thence sent a 4elen b luetit of infantry and cavalry across the mountains of Valverde &nil infantry`-and Pensmawr; thts happened on tbr 314 July, when. at the twine time, they oc cupied I;tretrit. General Hill has reported to me, under thee of the IA inst.. rut the tine regiment of Priviuguese cavolry, coinisiautieti by Colonel C. do Costs, attacked a party of horse belonging to the said French detachment. and pursued them to the env , . niss-of Penansawr, killed 14, and took IS pri- " Wittier sent a detachment across the Tagna, probably with the outention is secure the beim. fooled to that rive , . which detachment occupied a fortified post on the point whe , e the river Monte jails the Tara. TM* poet was atosiked cod car oled h ' Soixsober-Griocrel Don C. de Herpanha ; she elomoy's leas se that occasion consisting of 130 rw oiled. voletteeed. sod prisoners." 116000. 1.041111 T 19. The beadwparters are at Cr'orient the cavalry allvanerd beyond Alrerra. where Calomel W) ad ham ...is tap prisoner • few days ago. while re.. ennliostrusg. Owr saw tarps us quartered at Piolwo , . NlGrdents. Goardit s ke....A body of Pors toriese are at C .rrs and Fun.: s ; sod General diri.ion near Castel Fria n The de.er t!Josare full 40 rec.) day to us.—S,ltrir4 Oith h. iu 1111 106 Monte% his ettecked the I new!, in that quarter, killed or takeu 400. and driseti the rest into Spina. The Surp!einent Extraordinary to the LiAnn Gnzate of tt&. 17th of August, cootaios • letter from Marshal Ilerestord, ~t 'in: the surrender of the Castle of Nelda de SVllthrld, V 6111.41 was gee. risoned by a Sam battalion of 440 taro, in.:W.1.44 uitie 41E5 cry. 'foe principal conditions on wl.ich they surren dered were, that they %hoold be co.•ducte.l to C. tuana„ is be conveyed to their own country o w fist opportunity, and not to verse ligaiU either of the three Allied Nations. itutrap, JULY 19. Letters from Turquemoda yule. that 200 cart*. fall of worpided and 'ark, had Jnited there from the arm, a Mimeos, and that more were expected. Fifteen.atore carts. foil of the cone, strived thereon ' 13th ins►. which entered by the pre of Toledo. On the 13th, linspeciando entered the Cara del Campo. ourptised and pat to death a deideillNlPllt which was ea guard there. butt ntiftrtunately in captonng Jose l .tt. whieb appears to have been the object of the expedition. 11•DA30t, AUGUST n. It is coslidently osseerto , l, the our loced•qoaarters beye b ee s remo ved to Zdra, the enemys tlirt.mu hevisig node a retreating movement in the duet tiito of the rood to La Kota ; soon- .11% "ions of our troops have occupied didereut posotoous on the bigh rood to Stville. The army of the Marquis de Houton* mule a inovensest is frost s and or. spied Burgooltos, Zaire, Lot Santos, Feria, owl La rare*. where yesterday the head-quarters arrived. A pert of the divi,inn at O'Donnell peas matched to join this army, wool passed hot sight iu Sesta Martha. AUG. 13. &se letters which haw to-day arrived from the Spanish may. soy that Ilall.i.teros sad Carrera de flated the Treuch on 1::i! I tth inst. between Garcia sad Levens, with the loss on the tart of the ri.e,ny itoo prisoners. and a still guider numb. r in killed lied weeoded. This intelligence, however. has win awe officially to the Junta. C•DI?, M.G. 3. We p too hare in the same manner as or have Aim these Ire 'months; • hate onffirient to untie seive the enemy with respect to the fruitlessness or Me sties* at conquest. Tlie Members of tile Ceram are arriviag. and we eapret with auxiety the iliammisaineot of their salutary s.l.ious. Aeolian to the Gements lately receiveil, the Asturias ere shawl entirely evacuated ; Biscay sad Navarre dens with noble insurrection; Murcia is erasing w wesse; Velem is is no. free frost isinision, and active as ever ; 6111i eia prepared for every ere c t; Catalonia re-amt tasted by its natural vigour, and brought to a p, r feet state of organisation by its Ciiiel; 0' D •11 ; La Mancha inuodated with patriots; Serronis re thosiest:c ; and this province of &immature pos sessing • brave and well-disciplined army. *lnch will rusts to chastise the rashness of Mortwr should he again dare to set • foot aithiu it. We may how. therefore. that nor deliverance rill be yeetly. cad the coastwise) of the tyrant certain. Tie ship Jake aid Moss. from the Cape or Good Hope arrived at Falmouth the 30th ult. The fall:wing dips arrived at st. Ii I. no the 24th Jane last. all well; viz.— Karl Iliewt, re, Willies@ Pan itemeN awl Lady Lishoig. imv.-11ittea shim wiled frees Bengal Job Mauch. The extra ships Sarah thristiaas, awl Ird. /ion ,au. had mailed tom for Alatkaa ; the f rater on the 2.1 March, and the latter oa tar 12. h M that no4+4.th. TLe CrOss, MOO, IT,Usam Pitt, sod Euphrates is • tra laussrar4 *mead at the Cap► of GuoJ Hopr, 22.1 Ported cfmapany raUh - . . . _ TheHtt# i t Sloe Hiseasort. Nortirsiarbertai.J. Tigris, Itegbiso , Alellilladf .411 hips, the QUA May, 'ditch Alpo tattoteedeJ ui e the,: V ny age to leit4ser 7:IFATSF-RnYAL. ff4v-mAarin 1 . 11 IS EVENING, TUESDAY, Sept 4. tilt be peefensel (Brut Lime this Seasual the llelo•Diesta edieti A TALE OF MYSTERY. enust RowanLb, Mr. Ilultund; Maly/lea, Mr. Roble. Selina, Mrs Gibh. •' Firunetta, Divearast The faeowritt raudango Castiwat Awe. by Miss S. H.?. V Slortram, awl Sl •ss Louise (*rout, pupils we Mr. Girona. in Art 11. After which, a Comic Pore', is sae Aet,ealkii A DAY AFTFII TOE ITEDDING. Colonel Freekwe, Mr. Junco; Lady Eliz.ibeth retrieve, Mrs Gibbs 11itb (17th time) a ilut!ewpie.Tragic Opera, in one Att, ratkd ROMSAA'ES ElltiOno ! With new Sreiser, Der.f.es. &r. The Overture and Mu•ic composed sod selcr trot by Mr. Wale. Artanoutinous (Kong of Utopia), Mr. Msthers ; Fuslios (MilliSiff of %tate', Mr. T. ler, General Meals:Wes, 'Mr. Liston; Courtiers, Mr. Treby, Mr. Norris. Distaliiii,i, Miss H Kelly To a .ich Mill be added ((motorised into two Act,) the Mdu- I)riativtor TIsK Fl.l ; OR, THE RI F.GE OF MONTGATZ. The Court TrArli, Mr Holland; Wolf (his to irtad% Mr. Farley; (•-nrad ,thr Miller), Mr. Eyre; Isidore, Mr. 1..10.10. Cleristilr, Mira H. K Ilr With a as* Dance inci•lentai to the Piece, by Mis. Ntur• trans. To raerros, the Iron Ch.st, with Is he a Prince? ACTED BUT (INCE. trermr rut. I rdF —ENGLISH oprr I. TIM% EVF.NING, TULSItAT. Set& 4, will be peer.nned • New %leln-Dr3lnstir Orr*, iu Our.. Art.. culktl FIATS' OR, THE NORTH TOWFR The Overture and MIP•If 4101(16y new, eotopusr4l by M. P. Kind • The fbnrortrr. by Mr. Dowtan, Jr. It n en, m t . Philipp., Mr. Smith, Mr. Pennon, Mr Kmt.tbr, Sir. Oxbtrry, Mr. J. Lehi, Wiwi Miss KelW, kr Ste. After which (tad time a new Melo-Dramatic Entertain ment, called Twv.Nry VEA'N AGO. ....... _ _ Thr Over-Imre athl Music- rflorp Iry Mr. T.M.1,1, Tn. Vhar•trter., Mr Mr Rnyntronl, Mr. to.i r ht, Mr. 3. Smith, Mr llowton, War E. Bohol, an. ilia, Edit. The new Mo.lo. INantatte ('aura of Plot.' or. the North Tower, pesforraerl for the Fint lime last r , reirral throughout, by s hrilltaet anal crowded an.lirnr, , u , t It unirer lull and unbounded bursts of ap;tlauro foou eery part of the T!o•at e. an•l announced for repetiti • ~ teralt.ott a bronco' voice, every Eveniag till forth.- notice. THE TITITTTSTI PRESS. LON I)ON, TUESDAY, Sununu 4. .Ve hare received Cadiz Papers to the tch. and Lisbon to the 30th last.—lt will be seen nn re ference to them, that the head-cuarters of Lord Ws.i.rteo rile remained at Celorieo, and his army ontinued in the sant., positions which it occnpied oil the first of the month. The Dighsli and French Generals, if we may judge from the length of time they have been tuaumavring and spurring, appear not a' little afraid of a general action--aud with goo:I reJscon, fur what the British troops want it: numbers, a to a great measure supplied by superior ph) weal strength and spirit.—The reverse is the rase at Cache. The French force in that vicinity is not more than one-third of the strength necessary to besiege that city ; and yet we hear of no 'erten, ne ex.-mons by the garrison and great population of the place, to sweep the enemy away! —On the contrary, if we may credit our private corr.-..poutilents, whoa* letters we insert, Cadiz a, - pray.. resolved to await the result of the operations on the Portuguese frontier, between Lord WEL.. LI X GTOIX and Marshal Al A. The following are extracts from private letten : " 1.151111111, Ala. I t. The Pricer of Welts packet not having arrived here till last evening, prevents her sailing tobmorrow (Aural) with the weekly dispatches from Loid Wellington. The Afairsa, then b fore, takes tilese with the mail. Our prospects 'brighten. The French haviibg euperienced of what metal the Bri uJr are made, and foiled in all their ma ibeeueres to move Lord Wellington from his pest, seem to have alniorleited the idea of attacking him, and contented themselves Kith changing their front in various directions. Deserters from the Trench arrive daily ; and all complain bitterly of a want of pay and clothing. The French couriers throngh Spain are frequently taken by the mountaineers, who are ince.ssiitly ou the watch ; and from their hardy habits and inve terate enmity, ate dreaded by the French. Seler inns' from the many bags of letters taken, have liken tran.lated and published, and they speak the rune delition.ling language as the deserters. Some of the troops out of Iladajor are enjoy ing the mountain breezes, hy the retirement of the Freuch.—Our harvest has terminated, lk ;th hot and line weather; and the produce, in general. is Letter than was especsed.—The Regency of the country has been strengt:iened by the accession of the Hon. C. Stuart. our Envoy. and some. new Members fious the remainder or the Nobility." 6:c. Ste. ZITZACT (a A LETTER FROM CADIZ, to %TED swung =sum tifts of the rise troops have high road to I The &rosy us•measesit is Los !imites, I the head-qua of O'Datiosel pained het Di Some lotto Spanish may tasted the Fr sod Lereas. I. of SOS prise killed sod w he. set come i • we es so 1 &se these 11 , wise the one .• . Me attain* Cortes sett sr osomossomi Aesofing Astoria, on sad Nava'? Marti* is i free fray I tie prepared lusted by its feet state of I La Mauch' i thasiest:e ; a easing a br I will rush to i he spin de hope, theret, sod the coif The ship Good Hope, This foliar =4th Jane la sari Rogro. soa—iota sail The cute Ilan Pitt. I the f niter of 12. h of that i 1 TLe Cr)lows, Atigi). ootwer4 •rstved et II Parted equal • Tim Ilwelk I Ike Illephes La the Mb Mi op to hose. Al:GlIT 2. The French have pt the range of the road between Cadiz and the Isla—that is. where Head- Quarters are—so completely. that Do one can pass a.th a fe.sther is he bat ; often obliged to ride like peasants. General Graham sus near losing his honourable l.fe ou the Slat of Saly : a shell ken% the opposite tide of the river buret over his heed he was to :he loft of Pootatea. exaostnin4 the h-eaches toade I y the &atom the Fr, uch batteries at the lrocaliero ; hat providentially, arid in the s•tro:i-hosent of all lieu eat! him. not a splinter toti,•;.e,l luau lle bad I.lte:y as narrow au escape as th;s. wil!•11 o clefs at Matagorda. " pleutatii, awl the troops well supplied with bread. tm•at. mod wine. T. French are Hot a nut neater than they tett • ihrr• . • tiltatattl4 ago of capturing the t s.;): etations are entertained that the new Admiral will !Kral. measures 1.. silence the hie from ilt. Trocadein, which ia thscribrd as of the t;reatr•t ant.nt•ance. Ceno-ral Graham is cart}in; .1.1 .01kA of im port once, aad has nrarly coonplettol a o•eccnd Eht,4et of N letter from ■ Briti.ll Noval Officer, ca:.-.1 Cadiz iiiy, rtlelt Au Ault :--- " The siege is e•.c.....1 on very rico ly. The are, either front the %ant of heavy anon,.., or sin•iticiition, very poet, exeept nt night, when they 1.1 z- away front Nl.itsgoola potteries, to pre vent out hoots trout Paw:ilea Point s *!,ither we with them, under cot er nl night, to the wAter tot.l.l4.e : they unfortunately hit one of oar 1.111'.4 f..ir of his billVe.antl killed tat) seamen. l'unt.l44 and Mat ig•or.l4 are C..1011111•Iii . 11111u.ing each oilier. The Frelie:s or,. ev.ry day to•rilat . .2 the litter place, I.y the completia.i of iliileient Ivaveries; and I il.ire sac, when they are all finished, we shall tat have touch r.,.t from that omit. We lie ont of shell range of Nlittog , rdi, hat oat of St. (stliaiiiir. The eihrioy hove Irv> m .rtais it the latter place SA )et ; otherwise we situ: it not lie in quiet. Our limn, 9 and mentiv hats hays made several attacks u.; it; hot hare not hero able to do it rnu.•li dn. snag. : must either destroy that fort, sir be obli:ed to sh it farther out. `• The French force here, including a reinforce tne.it of 4.000 that hare lately joined„ amount• to snout 19,n00 men—a number not more than a ittarter buffieirut to reduce Cadiz, if the Spaniards cere stand trite to their cause. We have 8.000 Brivab. I 500 Portuguese, and 17,000 Spanish re- Raar troops, en tie Isle of Leon, beside. their militia, volunteer+, and a great many thousand lealsot-os—in the whole, a number more than suf ficient to eat the force opposed to them, but I do not think they are prime. General GRAHAM has propowld several times to attack the French in their intrenchtnenta, but the Junta art so timid, they are afraid to tr► the issue. "' The enemy appear to suffer more from th• Spanish peamistry than from their regular force, ao.I are more •frail •f them. Last wee k they were obil4ed to send a large force to cwort a cou rier through the country ; the petsanhi utter spare them when they can lay hold of them, which the French know full well. Our parquets, sail them of the enemy, hare frequent ritirmslies, which are not attended pith sup terionscov6equenem. " The fall of this place certainly depends ti the sincere. of MA4IIOIB over Lord WSLLING-ToN (/. which rave he took) be elite to detach 30 or 40,u all men here); or the eacape of the Toulon fleet; were they to escape he vigilance of Sir CIISKLEs Corron, and conic her. s.i:htfoOpt, I do Rot think tke Spa niards wald fire a stud at thew! they would be so panic struck, not one would know how to act. There is a very strong French party still existing here; but, In spite of their influence, we shall get all the Spanish ships sway into places of safety-- most of them are already gone; and, owing to the great exertions made by our new Admiral, Sir K. liamrs, the remainder will be ready to sail thio crewing ; I expect they will sail for England : we famish ao officer and 60 men fur each ship, to as sist in getting stains out. " We have no amusements here. The bull fights and operas are all stopped, on recount of the siege. Trade is rather active, roubitlering the state of the war. Provisions are plentiful, and al the monasteries are coutertrd into magazines, which are well attired with American Hour and other produce: therefore, 'elide we have the com mand at sea, and keep the port open, no appre hension nerd be entertained of • want of provision.. " The Cortes are to assemble on the 15th, whey the Junta a be dis•olvs.l." The Priaee of Wales packet is hourly expected from Lisbon. The Notion picket, Captain 1 1x• mole DE, arrived. on Friday evening at Falmouth, from Jamaica, in 40 days. The Ahere sailed from thence with convoy for England, ow aid of July. On the 23d Asigri-t, the Notion spoke the brig 31ary, reins Oporto to Newfoundland, nut 10 da y ,. all well; and, on the 29th, spoke the Alp Amelia. from Demerara for London, out 33 days. ♦ letter from an Officer on board the Dread nought, of 98 guns, in Biopic Roads, states that they had picked up a French boat, with two Pros- Nan soldiers, belonging to Booareart's Colonial Corps, who had rirm.rted from Isle d'Aix. Tnr state that there are 11400 French and 600 oilier de• sertensnow gurriscn at Isle &AM, waiting to lie embarked for South A owlet. Three ships uf e are now lying in the Charante, completely ri.ged and in Aix Roads, three frigates, eight brigs, two schooners, one galliot, and sixteen pinnaces. thir • on the Rochefort station complain much of the want of small craft. to chase the enemy's eon ens into glottal water, as they escape capture by keeping close in-shore. We are concerned to state, that Deputy Com• miasary-General 1341:STIl bas born obliged to 9int Cadiz, on actginnt of ►epeated returns of the 11 sl cheren and beer disorder. Actin Des putt' Commisiary-General o . lifialla has charge of the Coormi.sonat, during DiTuty Commissars- Genual Itac,raa's shoelace, on six months fur lough. for the heoelit of his iir.itii. Deputy Coromissars-General B.ostta, who is 16011 at thistnigs, ead, previous to his rpitting Cadiz, ar ranged with tar British Consul at Tang•er, for the reguiar supply of lire faXto and forage for the troops. 4( A ......_ . V , i's: -. ___:•:o4 . -1,, :►1 ''. \. --1- - .4 . v 4, 1 4 ,7 -- • - 1k ), - ••• I ctii r.. .-A.,•-‘ , .;-.:,::),,_ E. 14 LYCPUM 1 ii E.4TRE A Ntle-I)r.towic t The' North Toterr, %it• last itivir run t . r ! . the first timP. at Tim.ti«. Tim wrre II II liesemtlzll., 1 . :41:er to fr eer.“ , E.II Ncalcolits. r Scuttivh e with !t^;' Go•vt.:, .t ...... Mr. Hoax. h Frel Mr. P innies. ica--1 i ightfil heir of Mal 1111....-r, n &Worn i Ne,r.ont to Goullibert .. Mr. FS ies!en, nu al c, Father to Laura 31r. et. "' o r s ' r ' e " l l . l : . .', t ? ecr saga.... iatc,y . Osn sold, -. 4 • lC:3•::l.tttrud:huluf Csa I Malt scot Mr J. S si , ederocc, Thou :o ilier o ohs Baron Min Co r • • Laura, lu A ilstco, and Ser. . %aril to red.l - e. Sc IC--4.1.1 the It rdcr• of steal:is, and -tol. • •e 1 I-. t Northumberland. T,i"f a u s i t i Z Use iri g 1 10 11 The 4 41' 2:Lutilale and hli ." I C are Hole rad h oriole. A h lis•1 ;. 11.. sr ta•o Chicfs. Abe Cower having r fra-.1 the h 1.1 dnorAtcr Frederirn, attach the 1E , 31 had sulocit .1. or . be revenge and goer, he deter:sin... I . seller 1,-.• fill,. by 1111,/111, soil beer her area.: fot 11:os u. I na b. a 6.44 • f onar.id•lrra to aesol I .1 •. da I..ab d in has outpost- by the a• clean oof • more Oliver, the I.lolllola hr sal s pro, ..re • - • balcony of Frearsies's loavoiooti. I hey •b low 71,, ~1 his party to the rhATt't(r, ',rile 1. • the assailants. T: a h. nui .5 :01 . r1 , 1, hi net nn., twin ,:whcter he laud rraltd an I.llr n 0 r. 1 1. haimhei. t..r hit14C1.11111 1 011.1,111 lo•IT r t lour of th,s attack, to elrin. 11 s• r,e,al of b s slash•,. our, said orders how iu he confi • lit the Nur i 1-• • He three dacusers so 11011 rose r huh opens a trip .• sr licor of the shitsigeuss, and descends the auboe.ra f ILI as a aerosol' essspe —By many it loading p •risz, . c at a care beneath the castle f Earl Malcolm. s. •• • ountitara, awl by threats is induced to guide back •. , ,gy b a d .1. see n ,r.I ; is siosanx 16,, he eatingantocs th; js.tess a gluts by which be entered, leaving the 1. it r • I', said confined. haring rims eta led h. 4 a, presents !o.n.o.'s' is fore tie Bane, discloses tio brut.•• bus alba Earl, who is secured by the Barre ru 1711 , p; Austen discloses the secret of die Enid h 'clog 4,- • ‘.. elder beadier, sad attempted It. strangle his 6.14 ~„,h bruit, who is preserved by Ashen, and laid is Cc pad ,( the Baron, by RUM be IS fulatetd. Go :ilia to ruatiesor his rightful iabrrill.anee„ awl receisei the baud sf a,, From 'nig simple story, ad-d by a few rat. is eidents, the Author has product d a piece, highly deserving the general traute 0! please which an elegant and croaded audience ols stowed on it, • The cbansetem were excellently sitp ! ar:ee throughout. Mr. DoWTOIII. as the Berm, s, tonneau. himself end all his houiriadd by as ceasing surepicion that plods are caora tug on eg.41.1 him, was felt • comic. Gm:alert, id MI l'Hi LlPrs, found a most excellt .t rrprorleatatir, Although wit completely recovered from s very or. vete mid, be executed biassing, in a slit 90 cha tr yet scientific, that they were es:cored vita teubi insm. A very charming dart between ban Mr. SMITH was honoured with the same mark . approbation. Mr. HOSli peel . ..tweet the thornier of Earl Malcolm ; and acquitted hims-lf, se s urer and a Mager, with much ability. M. J. Mill' as Oswald, was hi i ;hly ovulate - led in a w.th Mr. Holm, and in an excellent hunting The part of Frederica was sustained by Mint Lich MITI in a very interesting rapturously encored in a very beautifil tor, ea llle Lori of the culls rode OW Ow p our, Miss KELLY performed the character of be with much vivacity ; her duet with Idiss iiTi,and one of her ecings,receit led a general wore. The 151:101 chiseoeters, performed by Messrs. Ut 'Lau, Kntulrr, and Passive, were respectiveh supported with great comic humour. The mu-I by Mr. M. P. 1i:11G, poesesees rt• great merit ; the composer appesis to have I e .(i , understood the passions which its author ours. t excite, and he has succeeded ailux.raiily. T. thet •e c e s w rt a ai s n rec , w et i • h v t ed t . t f;o m m o tl e i t e lislhK to the frill q The last act, however, is rath r prof x. and I Opera will certainly be cousiderabl) improved b: judicious curtailment. The in thescener yexitr enie. In s truly beautiful, truth: n a o nd eze the r a t! costly pears to have been spared to render thic worthy the patronage of the metropolis. The following is a specimen of the Poetry : sonw.—Stft. Ourrives. Whets moms disturb old Oeesn's bed, And angry wares is t amok rise. The billow lifts as ratline heart, And bears the weasel to the shies. The sailer g 7 hly worst Beholds our dreary irate of roans ; Towards WWI his tearful eye is east, AtTAlait herald as hig sr e i lt hc'e f o b t ie h g e:l:• t z i a l: e e th s tas:: Then sings some wog to • spry dear, And chassis the dotty o'er and o'er. So to the tronrellels heart, wins sit ay s Ranaglated is *owe moiled dell, • Boum: sweeter 114+n the solles,l 4)11, The village cliiek, or shepherd's bell. • Yesterday martring.the MaJtArY and Prince At;vl;sT• and SOIPSII4, look their usual airing. with their customary attendants. lh r MA . JLIITT and Princes. LLIZABIiTH took au onini Frn i m..re. Sisliday evening, His Ma.trytY and Pr ne.wr EI.IZABEIH and Surma seri.cd 0. the Terioce t. I eisi:t o'ciock. The Terrace was Ivt thi.ds att.t ed by any of the Nobility ; but what t en d e d ars very genteel. The handy of 11. e 10 1 Horse Guard. (Muss) and Staford Nll.ltig pia)..l during the Veribb , Hie Royal HtAhners the Patscr. of Vrar.Ll Z EI a Grand Dini.er yesterday, at C 41enn L , ,rd llurtislia u and several }lt ItIr? US, Earl Clini.mos farts , " esvecied u n souls nest week. from Cholmoadthy Castle. ' The Eat I of - Asti ret•ented m visa yrr'er'''' to inspect the Intpro.eul, nu. which are i wi g 0 ,. at his Lords to'. Iserusein Uu Tresiiis L o ad lit Di: NsTAStII tc d the TICIIIII I O* Of St. RV ur. CO.OOlllll, • 4,1 K • in t end FIIVIrtI .11!%.04, the won v Ca !hr I..ll.reci g thcliet. Hf. I OVLO • at I.ss honve iu 1 Toro. r. a.' r.i. Ai ct.o • 1., 1 • Mrs V la. ti tl IT. U. t th I it . 1 i.. 1 • • , 1 7 11 .it L • l ' I r '4l !hi F Pt II Para terhie r.ra ;I} tc it "''t 11-.•• or •e4cLot M. try it, 'ho ID I. ark it ctror 1111 H t , .r:et K 0 4. •t Lodi• ki.r •/ rr or." Lan rorore. ettively . ces rel ire. t to al r• T , 6hrq a( and the rod by I • dresots en•r i. pst.t a riiiff . 4 1 :..rum. I. r toi te