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TitE ACCEPTANCE will eertwieTy he pub. hed ou June I, is J ROI. prier l So. 11 is remitstoruded that the admirers of The REFCSAL, • by Mr. West, will direct their attmition to tkis wusk. fall by Rood', Duke.stmet, Portland-place ; aad by all Booksellers and Libraries. FOREIGN rt.LLlGism.a. FRENCH PAPERS. a.m.min • PANIC. MAY 23. 11111.01TST TIM WiIIWITSR OP WAR Ti) lila MA.ILSTY TUE IMPIIIMIL ♦ND DING. 44 Parim, April 49, .1610. " 1 ►m the bosoer to inform t our . Siajesty7 hi con sequesce of the orders I received, that the number of Eng. Ikb prisoners who di►tiageishrd themselves et the tire that broke nut at the town of Aattumtc, is et ; to wit, 12 of the Lot glass of Carmine of antichrist vcw,els • a of the second claw; a aserehnot passcogerW; ewe oserchiot, &tensed as ati &wham and a sailor. s' Tea phloem received harts, vii.: Messrs. West, Minor ble, Dohbote. Horst. Feud, and Topping. (rather severe ewes); sad Messrs. Mostly, Welsh, (who had before saved a eight from the flames at Arras), itobitwou sad Davies, hiss se. ever ; they are all recovered. " Thews who appear t i have exposed thessaelora to de. for Om longest, without having received say bijou,, are armors Atkimien (Kober% Maegotota, Perobertru, Debra, lack. Great prise is due to Mew Tliornli.ll, Hull. by, Miller, Alknwim (T►omas), sad COMM,. They also slave proofs of seal, and afforded great assistauce. " The are •sitt transmitted by the Prefect of the Cnle d'Oe, pet Ivor Majesty is porsecainft, if yoe will deign to hire at it, of faller pirtierlate re.pert.o; the conilti..t of there prwoment, and the astore efjbe reward which sour M e jeety wearies ibeberd to bestow oe titer* (taped) " Dube of FELTR E." f' "The !Mahler of Wet will express to tiers toy sails forties; will oi der Ilteis to be pill a ftWerd 111111011616111 to it. utoutha pay, and will mead these to their ono eimotry, wader tb..ir pummel sot to serve anti! they are etiehasaed. "Abtwerp, May s, is to. (bigee4) NAPOLSON." TO WI suuks's amuses. TIM Millen Or MEV Ftli ATV L. Ifoostise rot—Agreeably to the eosiasseiesties auk to your &rear High. ~ in, owe ;If any preceding Ail., toklara, um batteries at Mataands Point acre rimatesked at ar o'clock as the warreing of the a tat, aril a 6r. enialaweed froni 45 pieces of canals asdesoriers on the esesay'aidaipa, which had tea n • stelae between that point sadthe Postal Castle, from whirls it suppieted foot of Matagorda, said greatly iweadsainted oar wake. &vend red lot skit were tired, ease of who* struck 'ship of the harmed set her us tire This amok as well several beads, Auer, and pus backs,' were obliged to withdraw frets their paiNhoo,a; lie whale Ike was this directed as Mategeals. This foil. sahatbstesdisg, casassed to &feral half dotal the earis legal tbe ea I; and walk probably bare lw 14 tat is hoots hater, if saga* our shells, which 6 4 on the predei saga silo had not Mows it op, airmailing the Mirka. owl lolled. ,saber of stets. The ef the garrison. slaresisl by this accident, Wendy easharked, sail left the fort to be occupied be the Itaperial troops. Illarehdt the Illake of Bellows in fants av, that it au Intended, us the 'Wowing night, to orrery it is foray; to repair the works, sod direct 41 pieces ofcsonnw that lan bees fuasd there &taloa Cadis "The capture of the feet of Meaagerdawill orteresatlly bade produced a maw aria at Cada ; and the swarm so. burcaser. . the menses ships Nosy war be attacked at their sachorage, sod area cesnweistate ' sweep by assitli, sod se sight, with their eseabliiesiad et tie Camara sad the knee harbour. Webbed ale.. derive His edema*ge truss it, Hat we deal t e st.ls to erect wee bate** nearer, aid to thaw slate Mk Calls; at the seas Moe that we shall ma • able, in tie elassial id Teacake*, the dotllla of bombs IRA fotweeste we ise parsing. Twenty of these Asa. ▪ sts will be isinaiLately. maned, and others are Middies. Rat na this sob:pact I oast togas eau Mohacs. *Wilk pretence of • body et 1000 r 1 , 400 sonouro, emnplrtaly ganissd (at yen more, if pasbie) would he .4 great advan tage is the wake iv tin. quitte. Tlw wow rot i so g b. Riau thca• easels, and the remainder isialit be adverdsge nasty enapteyed it. the coast of (be 01 tan or ilia Slerlita neat ; • disposal of this fora. list *void coalritwor to beep the ankle) in sahjectiao, intricivt rvery kind of not ' cattle eawawaskation, aid time cloirdaste to the 1611 . 0111. *or operatioas. Theo shun hi e beg.. to Conel We karma saw *vies tW sonraues p. potation of Cada, I. Imo% atr o oly hvgas tot.. stralsavd, adiaut and once out the their woe actual. Marshal the Doke of Tswana, aria %galas 1141.1.4 abs coat to Ayssitude, d the eons". sod beateslthe asps of 11:.:tat two.: at Zalosara la Real, took asselbat for lOrePallr. the what:vale uf that distort whaled*: ha a 'brit any, Nod is **noise to Seville the troupe *bet be rook it iseceseery to bate their. Gravid Inger bar enteral Estreasadena with • ikons adman. ik is to taransoalKok with the locoed tam whale iss pailted iletaidiesests so L.A. Spates mild Zefra i be wit etteronnis tole s position at .11411mowille 0 * The Mks id DALMATIA!' RAY 5. A cot-down 'hip of the line t carrying so . gista (thirty g 4 pounds r, and teetity 33-: Out 4 Carron. odes), has enuttlieed for these four theys..;in..the Chap . .' of Naples, and intereapted the critustainita tuts stab the capital- Means eireoprryarcd to tale her, or, at kart, to oblige her to reitre. The day before yeaterthap the 3.1, amen *even in t.tr wuruing, u Hotta*, cultatating of a fri:;ato.• sloop, hng and cutter, and six ;zoo-buds that gulled the precedin g 'mired within a Wont sLatooce of the enemy's ter-el, which they tepoleed to carry by bzaudiag. hue fog preveuted them from arcertaio. dreg the strength of the enemy. • When it cleared Up, they were within !enrol-shot ; but they fouled that the *vies of the Trowel were too high to allow then. to bitted. The action Ileg4o. The .Neutrolittnit ittseele anppoeted it during three lionn., front the heights of Paternity° to thereof I•clies: Although eiley were eatteht in a colas which deteined than for three quarters of an hour under the enemy'. ho., within hid( pi-tot shot, nothing could induce them to give up the attempt, until the emote bore off sad got out of the Bay. 0a the niorni.te, of the . 4th she anis seen at a great distance. milting fur Strily ; in the evening she was out of cght. At the beginning of the ongoccrierit the Corn- • meatier of the squadron hail hie arm broken by a shot ; the S.tcon 1 in Consinoad Wee ki!le.l, and two other Ofrarer• WOlOodittl. At the.eini #.l the affair we had Jo kilte.l and 90 wortioded. The frtgate and sloop hoverer . ..ire., a gond deal of ilnmogr ; but they will soon tie • coalition to put to sea *gals. They returaed at 4 o'clock in the evening, with • the gon-boits. The brig, whirl* war eery mud. damaged, r kilt after theTltetio... • It was tini.o•- aal.le far enrratuidron In `e lave with greater terrsery than the cantina 4411 in Puts hriiy,ii ahem, which was not attended with all tiie sunless tree! seat first expected. beg which hut, note ithstanditig, pro &teed this advantage. that it , bas removed, for SO , or time, the enemy. whore preaeoce war pro ductive of so ouch iuctaevcuitUCe. . • vtEmma. MAT 7. As the theatre of war hetwerts Ilse Rar3t .tis and Turk. ei.Atly Apprunsisitteil the frositirts of t vlry. the Au-tr.as tiovernineht h.t thhhicht It pro r 4, totol,ll4b w erNwrtatolr co , tioa of troop 4, the. "toff esamooftal of *4 litch enik.led to Lieut. Field Marshal Dult& Ilis hesd•quirters will lie tit Ti- 1116ftWar. NAY 10. Our troop• u ill in:m4 cordon alonitthe froissiers of Turkey . ; but the principal force will be cosicen tinted su the Bailout. mud the territory ot...Sylusia. ObTKID, MAY to. .Tbsirs'Alriesties arrived here this t. 4.4 .. noon." They estate in a very handsome yacht, by the canal • ifritgra. His Majesty the Emperor s before he ruined the town, visited the port, the jetties, basins, seed) kr. fortifications, and the e at... w ive • magnificent works, commented since his list jaw uty. and now pearly finished. GOTTENBCRGH MAIL. GuTTST!SURGH. Walt 18. The Tribune frigate hjd a severe brush off the Nor ge a f e w drys since. with four heavy Ilanish gun-brigs, carrying from 16 tog° 24-pounders; after tosiotainiug :in action or cone. 4erable length, they made off. hilt not till they had killed nine of the flinene'e torn, and wounded 13. She is consider• :0,4 cut up iu her rigging. Hi.ilmosoes. WAY 10. The enemy's privateers promise to be mare nu. ro.rouil than during the last summer; twn, hov erer, have keen put Aura de combat, by the Figment friaste. Loot Night hot Too of the Cotop.oty's perforates this Seesaw. LYCEUM I'HEATRIS. [u n d er tbesporiol Liroboe of the LorslCluatobertotal • - ...This writ WEDNESDAY, He 30 1 1010, will be acted THE CABINET. Prince Orlando, Mr. Philipps, Cumin Correa°, Mr. Pea. ley; Maertuin, Mr. Madmen ; hurtnre, Mr. Hera. Cur Mrs. Üb.hop ; Florroa, Mrs. la the mune of the Evenly, "all be iiihodared, " Love•s bet a bitmanui," by Mr. Hem ; and tlx faruerite Joel of " I bre thee," by Mr. Philipps awl Mrs. Bishop. Tu ebteb wad be added Ike Farce of THE CITIZEN OM Pkilput, Mr. Mathews ; Voisin Philp*, Mr. Os Camp. Mafia, (with a Sing) Miss Dtlllettl. • s • Accounts of Deaths, Births, sad Marriages, whether •souyeauua, orb s haed-oriting not honors to t►e Editor, cahoot be wetted in this Naar ; as such insertions world door to imposition' ate* atteaded oith very ad t couseqeenees. 0 0 0 Th e ofire ,(this Paper is reamed to No. to 7, errand, opposite the LtCNIIII Titres.... It is retiti.sied that all Legere, Orders, &e. fur the Paper, losi) be directed ootordiogly. THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, WEDNESDAY. MAT 30. Three Gottenborgh Mails arrived log morning with letters and papers to the 19;11 i want. The Trilossese frigate has had a vevvre, action with four heavy Danish ►esaela. Au aerostat of it is given in The Gazette of last night. It does not 'materially differ from that given in the Swedialt Papers. 'e hive received Paria Papers to the 24th containing repents of various military operations ie Spain, including the capture of Matagorda, which agree. in every important point •with the account inkbliAlicil in The Casette. An • article. under the !wail of Naples, contains some particulars of a brilliant action maintained by one of our frigatesagainst a Neapolitan flotilla, ,c.maisting of tea armed reo.els of sinews claim* The enemy, who taw cted to carry the English vessel by board. ing, ivere . ilrfemed with the loss of nearly ton killed iud wounded, and one of their vessels sunk. The Kiev has been pleased to cause it to be signified, lir the Must Noble the ..Harquis 1.6111.611'. His ManstrY's l'rilicipal Seeretury of State fur Foreign Affairs, to the Ministers of 'friendly and siniteal Powers residing at this Court, that the necessary measures have been taken by His MsJ erre% command, for the blockade of the j.urt of N.lsineur, cud that from this time all the mea sures authorised hy the Laws of Nations. and the respective treaties ,Jaetwoen Rio NIAJ KU •sod the different neutral Powers, will 'lie adopted and exe cuted. with respect mall vessels, which may attempt to violate the said blrickiile.—(atefteti • Cadiz is well supplied with water and provisions, and, sinless the eabvamrasto of the enemy be favoured nod' iiiip,,ofted by Venerates 4:m4,l,er:thou from alibis', the siege is likely to become ,an enterprise et greet delay and difficulty. BOCAPACTI has Out been very successful in his sieges. HOD siege of St. Jesus WAirre, was rather ail ominous consmeice tient of nis career in that species of military opera nous. ' At the same time we cannot flatter ourselves that Cadiz must not ultimately fall. A population of isu,ooo souls commit be maiutained a very long tune in it besieged town. Our Dover Correspondent states, that the Bon• logoe flotilla has sgsin ensile its appearance. Bon A ea"itili and his Emirate, were to visit that town ou their tour, sand probably the flotilla ass put in Mo tion for hi. inspection. Ministers have intimated to th. it atiliereoti, that they shah be stale Pt prorogue Parliament uu Tues day the ligth of June. Lewes Horse Barracks, lately vacated by the lath Light Megrim's, are now mcomed by a division of the loth. or Prince of Wales's Hewers ; but their head-trusters are at Brighton. On Monday part of the First Dragoon Guards marched frem Piershill B wracks fur Ireland. They are to he replaced by the Sixth Dragoon Guards, Or Caratnneerti. The Report of the Committee of the House of Crnomoi.s, appointed to . inquire into the mode of faiiiing the Exchequer Bills, under the late Act, cuntaine • curious victor, of iretztilarity in the inmaginomt of the Exchequer Biil Olfi , e. The Committee stite, that they hare found that pre rerrciee mud partiality were actually shewn to . par.. lieular pflyclavi, lint only throutfh the 'watts of persons employed in the subordinate deputinents of the Office, but through the agency AIM cn..nr. lotion of age of the principals."' That pri:scipal stated 1.. he Sir Jon, PFTF.St.. IVA the &Vowed po.roons, are Mr. (itil.oslllo, fun, mud Nr. W 1 C. . etlej% ti '...,... ~,.. ' 1 •04 ' ROYAL NUN r. It will be recollected that When Ili+ Majesty's hounds hurried on the Thuralav iii Easter week, the celebrated deer, called the Hendon deer. W. 4. ' eo extremely fleet, that he was lost. Although re peated attempts have been made by the King's huatainen and yeomen pickers. with the ho Is, nod frequently with a numerous assemblage of gentlemen. sometimes for ten or twelve hours is a day, they could sot find him till laxt Satur day, although they repeatedly heard of him in different pans of Buckinghamshire and Oxford-, shire. After reversl hews' pursuit, on Saturday. the hounds found him in a small wood near Bust . Burnham, in Buckinghaimbire. Oa his being started,. he shewed *eat sport' across the country, nearly in the same direction as when he was turned out for the day's divernjutl on Stock Common. on the day he was lost.. --Ile con tinued the chase for upwards of strati hour**, hard running, taking his course iota Oxfordshire. near Sherbora Castle, to the left near Bensosii making a double back by Stoking Church, and was at hone' takes within four milts of Great Mario*, in Butk inghamshire. When 'he was taken, there was onl) one gentleman sp.msoliu, Mr. Titibot, who was up with the hunisenau and yeomen puckers; every horse sod rider was completely ktiocked up. Not withstanding it had been seven hours of the hardest running that ever was known. the deirr wet/J5l, Poi have berm taken when he was, lad 'hi Dot got ww tangled with a large hedge stick, which ran Into his shoulder. . BIM:111'0N, MAY 28. Our ensuing Races are fixed for Friday tire 97th, Saturday the 280. and Monday the 30. h of dal.. Goods/0:4 Kart*, whieb it is expected witlifristi . duce grew spurt, commrtire on Thurs./ay 'peat: (steal Hourroa has k( us on a visit t' , felt, bridge Park, where, We undersitand, the Heuesad• has signilird his inteutiou of spending * fearrsreeks. Mr. Rums made hie survey at Shorehstdsfi s Thursday and Prttlay se'rmight, and is t Mike his •Report at the Li-sit Annual MeetMg of .I:fik (Nen missioners of Shcrehaus Harbour.. • By a recent regulation of the Post-office. the letters front Lench.o are delivered here some hourA earlier in the murnaig Leretuf"re, which wul h e found a a, r♦• treat to:lveuienee Loth to the in hahitibt4 and The Sleyar, )eut..riley- orternoon, b itaiser-like disp!sy of ..... othle prooneuraers. Lard Chataberlain't 0144 e, .114 Notice is 'wily given, that there will be • Unwise-room, st James's, u Maude, ucot, the 4tli orhocit, kiwi' His 111.4tet)'s Birth-I)ay. The KING (OM!, to town, this day to hold a Court at the 4,/itot W. Polder. Yerteal•ty mooing H u MAJESTY, Priacco.es AU GUSTA and SOPHIA, task their ride, ou horoetmek. its Windsor Great Park. till 13 o'clock. They- o f., trtwards violin! she Princess ' * • The Princess Any Eta had a good night's rei:t Monday night. Doctors BAILLIE. DUND.4; and POPE, attended her Royal Highae4s net Mundi,:t. evening. Doctors BA!LLIBIlod DUMP,' Leh Wind. sor yesterday morning. The PanicLts much the same as on Mund ! iy. Earl Foeguictia gave a ,:and tiliarier r en :sun. 'day. at his hawse in Grobienor.i.iloare, In His Highness the Duke of Gt.utictsrea. the' Duki. of SIDIPOSID, the Ends of MARY, &OZ. DAaN.' JAY, NIA CARYSPORT, Lord Du lIIDAS. Sir WAtILSIL •,11, 7 1i t i.t Al si'tev ell. Mr. WARD, and Mr. Ritt.toe.' l • The Right Hun. Joan Vaunts gave a gnuid lion r, ois Siinday. at his house its North Auttley 7 ntret t, to the Marquis and M sithionjy of St.'s.. 7011), the Earl and Collates, of J Smolt, and aerer2 ' , tidier Nobility. The Duchess Dowager of CP ANnos gave • grand rout, stud catch and glee coacert, on Mon,lay night, it hir hewn in Groseentir-likluiare. I suite al Avg elegant apartments was brilliantly lighted by sun perb bistro's. Refreshments were nerved to vie' company, its the first style of rteAance. Prince aid Princess Cogeleicula; Ducherses of beetling', Mummer, Rotlaad,Brooket, sad reedy; Marri ,Iwo ones at Salisbury, Exeter, Doweare Limb, ntatford ; Had Townshrod ; Coonteasee Cloilieuadeky, Camden, liettotr e yearoe, Liverpool, Carkaisptvo, Carlotta ; How , Elaefteoloary, Clousartl, /Wellborn 2a e :eourt,tioilfonl, Moluirsbory, Wilton tad Itiolooo Ladies Pary, Ike Clifford, Boriagdoo, Carrinlon, Roe a, Keith, Perth, Harrowby, and Heade.; al i.trearos Eget tow, Wal pole, &amorist, tr.e. 84e/ were prearna The Duchies of Unvonsittas gave a. grand eon cert. ou Monday orght, at Devonshire-I louse, which attracted a numerous and elegant cony ?any. The Earl of MINIM has left town for lesothiobetry. The Duchess Dowager of RUTI. a a D has return ed to her house, in Sackvilleostreet. Her (Inice has sent out cards of invitation for th t let and Stli of next month. The Mendip Militia, it appear*. wet •e inclined to mutiny on amount or their 'rowers. Fortunately this sort of mutiny is Dot likely to alit tt the High landers. The Bathing Season Ina commenced !at Swansea. The I v., arriv tie are : Sir Michael, Lady, and Miss evildoer, Cat pt. Bate, Mrs. aad Miss Dennis, Mr. Key, Mrs sad two 3 bases Strange, Mr. cad Mrs Ahereruteby, ice. &c. The lent atiinels at Beth rrr Lady E. Mrastagrie, Lady Smith, Sir B. Wre 7 sad Family, Major Maarten, Major Fisher, Dr. Forrestor, ;Rev. Mr. Cuisines, Stew. Nr. Matlack, Rey. Mr. sad Mrs. Joa n, Capt. Acker*, Capt. Innis, Capt. Paget, Capt. V )ryas, Lieut. Lewis., Licit Cruse, Mr. Mrs. sad Mims Evans, Mr. Mrs. sod Miss Hudgsoa. The Earl and Counteaa of Mawr Rawe a gra wl dinner, on Friday s at their honve, in Gro%i r io , ..qaire,.so Earl ■nd Countr.s d.i • Ed', and C..untere of Rosse.vor, the Karl and Co! utter• of AI.IIE7IAItt E. the Eail of LAVOERD4I.I . • the COUntel% of Jravey, and Lady 7AIAtt Sri ?MEL His Lool•It;ii gave another grand di tttt re nit Sallie diy to the Earl and Coantega of scatars( .ouul+ Earl I' lnwi - rt, the Ea►l and ('nnate,o of *LT f')% l.o•d A. II tett.rus, Sir PLTilt and Wi WAa nuar.ia, etc. THE BRITISH Minn/NOV. The Covertisr* a thus 1. - sticulti o3 'lel I 101104 1 10. I tiny , yaroter,loy, at the T..;itolted , when the following election., we ttotler,tiotl, tc t, 'Ube F.* ft I. of 11) tRTUOUTH, t. Preti.lrtot. DIRECTORS' AAA iUI.R ttr IAA /01 Pt I.•11$ Nitta: The 'Marquis of Abercurs The Dulr 14,4 „, 4 Luta Northsarke Tim Earl 4 Cuoutra rirGee. Yrytnout , Bart. J. J. Aiirgatrid,t.i. sir Thus. Rr ruart l, B art . J ulna 5) ill's° Fro he it... W. li. Carr • E F. At..., Fii M P. Aud WILLIAM MARLA II 1), 1.14 TrIMSAINI. COMMEMOiIArio.v OF HAYDN. Blom-hay evening the C o mmemoration of Il st d e took place at liaouvet-squar e Roo ms, under 0,, able dire. lion ut Dr. Crotch, the • Prefessu r at the Usiivelsity of Otford, it being one year since tn , death of that great master. 'llie d, eravrtl teat d• the greatest instronieutal coin poseis that riry parlieu!arly for full bard+ . g p rod ,„, l by fir the greatest possible effect upon every in,. strumeot. The . ,perfartninice on Mond a y trentil was *hulk front lin works. %loch ettrireted a erowilk room. the grand • Sim/oafs is not to lie e. ol l: e d by any but his p . ietr called The Surprire. A velectiou from his StaLai Alater, had a very sotee nt sod grand elf-et. and was tery correctly Wig i, v Mrs. Mes.rs. Goss, J. B. Sale, t ze . judgment of the composer and . tae "Si greatly shewn ill a sosials %pen taq , rind piano forte. by Dr. Crotch, accompanied ley M r . Cramer, ma tlt.sialitt: surf Mr. Powell. 0 j th e v „, luncelle. Mrs. Astir quit, rpistook lite stile of v 11, kg 'tile mob admired danztmet. se Aty rov e ;,, Pidi ' SP* hi/4 my h•!1,..".1iy putting in. too 111411' inice notes, shakc.. and Ina loug cadences ; it -wilily visa isitorsded to be sung vett plasm aid aeuitie. ,Tlie•-2.1 A. t vonskted of tin/ Vilst l'art /I Th e c e tiVj aa . Of this tt!ieily uliserte, that rite airs ivaut.iiielmly. an t i , chug uses grand nr full Clown. Alsdaine Meta - said to say it ears :ht toi r. accompsorrng the soittromfitts. Tik rti.ct of the Mitt dinettes exe e. l4sibdeecriPtion. • iirtnotrad t tirdaie' haftry taitay, was com n tiered sons,:9oniktsse4tet. Lind, lia.ltirtitirliasihible-hea Yamphlet in sop. • port Of Pispstarr th i setatteares "...Vulgar ft:Our," • Ilk figoriletiip.avill- find all his.hrgumitits sett p.• litily'and effectually rtfitt.ti . I , y Sir Jun ai .11ierti. LEY, in lira eticeph 911 Ile Catholic Question. B , lnUtuth aid Alewife. Ilratisin aud had tpei.4tb Conceit. on Slouday eveuing, a! 11 bill.. Banns* ;tarot • alilastn;le there' b ete tlii publie Conceits thief evening,. yet they had to braid **Very ronuyi'an't **4 miblage of persons of 4Lsiiti lion. The .Allatursprs..are deprised of the pees fence of their Hovel Patrons. the Prince and the itiiy at - Dot krs. nwmis to - the • ittritspmitioo a t h e PrincemrAuttlia: •A• great rimiery of new toiler. is produced at these Cot arra. Ou MOll4lll ♦ new song. • by Attf,iod, the words from l'ititas Nem.* " US*: basks elf ee,".a es most rata tuiruli'y sung by Ifraltaw. being exactly suilitA his extensive vo.cae and execution. A net. Glee. by Horsley, the-vtardii from Dryden, was riirerol-ia Otis. Debunk, a pupil of the late Mr. liaurxite, made her first ipiwaraner in an Itslisit air, which has some very 'tittSeuit . movements, r bleb she axeFitied verve cortdttly and its, perfect time ; the poskesscs'ev'yry Yoned voice, and her .execarion and wiener. Ao street . credit a .her depalrted n Idassart accompanied her n'oet ads PIT. ally *mitt* recd Arum . forte. Mrs. tUlAnglini eau; a Appears* in 'her style of est:Olen re, and coui.listlf* thierroricert by a dutt with Air. Brianins.' I he Ht.? metaie fOrthcoming, ishu l ithas sot Isere' prof trnied.4l this -estianfrV, is tr., the 0 1 erg AffloVr ?Amp; gn*roorlay_Ajiur;iiu. tN e tin. Cjit i pteyopo orthe.Diot t 'rielfirteirtlird,' hair Tirtirixted .in alms to ' I e Nod. irmilltie:Puiirmit . thOii late bidt, 1,4 recently . t rauelapr4 to AheAbioostats of Elph it, . prearre o . pt.theinir : Asigh arratir et Ilia • Lordshoi r+sesslsie.ll induhi , ilesetefty;depattizaent.. but sop 1• rg.the hnifilvtinent of the gig.... ic tw• oots. ala ail tiltlrrWt6le imialittimuile that Di f• I.ln faraday lost was lannehett froth - Mr. Titcrat Cool:La ll'lliei,jutivdttipitatfildfht)vdit :Cordial P. tuytharfptopi t a very likasitltal aliste t of ii 6 got ventEJ ilie, A stor..; she glided iutitittate *toter r r• cutely,ah one o'clock. in excellent atifec 4 lhol is t" Ae gratification of some thousands of i :Th. le is also building it the m role gold au. phi I. mimed the VOTtrinestiVoc, vehicle 11 • lee testi!' Sr litoaching a tew weelve ethic!, lei I alsiditithirte en mil of Men all' war that Mr.. 0111 L et, hal; be 'lt and launched nit he shortipakierflyp yeah. A few deist finer: MF. ttifijcit; of Fr . i.gwor e lJ Mr. Hopson. of tfirlitig, Suess**, bevels fretid'ev ill amused their !ovule ry; and entirtaihrkr strincio of the thieves, tuyJe a'fotcible entry iuto the den ids pair of (ext.. in the ueighbnurhood, and fouled therein seven cube. neadtkalf geddlaii, together * I.h an immense quantity af the bottom of lambs, i•- key.. geese. fowl.. &e. and some tragments,of e wrecked beef 'which hod been cad oil shore, ontl the Cliffs of Scarped. The :cube were all kill. if, end at night:A watch was placed: near the den, fur the destruction of the old ones. but they were too aulo le to approach the enemy. On !timidity pe'rinight was launched from rho Imildiog, yard of Mr. (RAs. flecaso sr, at %Vr-tuti Point. a beautiful packet, called the lady Stardry. I tended to mil dally between Liverpool e•- ton Point, fr.ein whence there will be a Iwo on t te new renal, to foraaiil the passengers and .... lc' grim, the swat of Sir June STAN! LI • 1• tit. being may one mile from Northowl. : a caravan will attend at Winnisigton to convey the pa...engin , and luggage to Nurthwich. Mackerel was lust week so olentiful rtt li...tiftr• that the retail price was n shilling for i• rite, 'true of them treightliv nearly two pounds a gill. The in:iorr tit a vessel, laden w:th Fri rich hour, which has hers. cartureil, and brini;:ht Iwo Nett harh,or, stale., that flour. of the L, st q ua!ti l. in Frut t c.,l• Duly our p n.•y per pound. 'Phe 7th Light lira ow , . ihrir I Inman for Liverpool, %lose to, y die Io emh irk lot are expruttil to pRi throw filini,e-ter. m ti%e ill% e•loub. 1,, the CO.i• •t' Pr tier •rra.ent w.ea. The first .10,..1,p .101 t'it,e. 't •r.,. I Of va Is too 4.1 t, win 'tele (;111C suer tl fe 3uu,a I 0 . .... I ma earl thV tc L ter do boor, p i l e, plwe this. 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