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state of Spain, and of ey soy? •• With 80,000 my have, we begs* the II his side with xOO,OOO we have obtained is ir very desperation, will banditti to the same fate suffered l"—They add, America is daily drawn to the heroes and warriors who perished in expelling eel to awaken aintil4r mom.. ion of their holy the Junta do not know hat people is not yet sob• 10........ tionsly or hastily adopted ri Ad • • tration is utiles: ins, unfortunate or eulptia Generals, decried in the posed to public dislike, for vacillation, intrigue, Ike; those who suppose, s are incoutestible, such extinction, will see some opinion, by a perasal of that took place, on Wed- Those persons, likewise, recollection of certain pe ', under 3AIII If., and ct from a Court of Alder. 3neil, constituted like the independence, or consist ve their error. It ie net Inwieldy wealth, produced In the holders or under. n appended titles of be. for opposition to Comets s elevated above their fel tupport the esisting go. r ask, whether the Expo- to Ischia, were well or ill inquire. whether every knee, owl of military re ed its the rash invasion or y fret for the diszraceful late Secretary for the Fr is inanity and wakeless of sat in long. We own, 'ere facts, we see little rev cial result from the pew- atioa, however incapable fled to Le, even by those es an ilicslculishle Dupe and 9( . 1751. JAMif If. condemnation. to give it Etta Genie* 11., a Ha g eft mitotic'', by a erst e manner', modes of fed i* his 'objects, eat sever hirty years of his reiga.— ere, produced by the day !h, in t 757, brought for in known wir t ronitton to the rparliees of the Sovereign; osaittitiootal act of energy. oodon Mem led the uay, sl fir all the glory and le declining age. We are hlitertWin SAWBRWSZ did na, when speaking of Lord if private benevolence and 'bile error and misfortune, respect ; we are far, how ;sweet nu'it, hvy've u 'Wow his country lament, that the justly 1-id attachment, as well as Kixti, should draw a sort whom he bas selected to • motive, except seetaavity, ty to tied any ether tas rtake the office, could have Mr. Hynes. for a Stere o* be said that Mr. Vous Ile could net, as Mr. hate been re-sdected fa i r !be cuts. bard Liwitimice NI him. r 110.411 is flow trey Master the consolation and coin this crisis, when talents es can entire them, from if shame should compel 1, or the broad hints given n should have that effect g reason to hope, that the he inestimable advautage talents in the Ca d, give up his present office ivr, who never forgot his make the Duke Lord Jos life, he is well able to lay ✓ to take up smother. A , lerstood, lie floes not adnii ✓ty beim , without a font:- old, it has It body, consisting I dint the report or the loss a SILCI4I4. I. Unfoutitird. loot to:wolog, ut the Aft- Voktsti ) tat ry oututii, Coo- R. _4 I /Is vr - •Trer V CUVENT-G4RDEN THEATRE. Last night, Shakespear'a Comedy of The Mer chant of Venire was performed to a most crowded and brilliant audience. Mr. Couke's Shy/ork is above praise. Never did this excellent and judi cious performer appear to more advantage. nor give a more just delineation ref the hard-hearted unfeeling creditor. it was rich in every The Portia of Miss Norton is well conceived, and as well executed as her powers will admit. Mr. Emery and Me. Munden, in the two Gobbo's, were truly comic. Mr. C. liemble's pos. s e s,ed ease and feeling; and the whole performance rec , ived much applause. Th. Farce of The Poor Soldier followed, and was also very well received. In the interval-between the Play and Farce, a per son in the pet hoisted a placard, " Let as forgive Brandon," add attempted to address the audience. This produced some slight disapprobation, and the matt* did not press the subject. With this most tritium exception, a more correct or better con ducted audience was never witnessed. - - IVEIV-YORK THEATRE. [MON A PRIVATV CO1IABa'1o11111111?.] 'l' .?row-Fork Theatre opened on the 6th Sep tember, after a recess of right weeks. Mr. Cooper basing sold a part of his lease to Stephen Price, foq. a gentleman of the lew, the business during th• last season, and for the present, is under their joint maistigetin-ii. The company, at the opening ,of the house, comiisted of Mr. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Twaits, Mr. and Mrs. Young, Mr. and Mrs. Poe, Messrs. Tyne, Roliertroo, Doyle, Lind sky, Million, °Jiff, and roster.—Mesdames mixou and !lbw, and Miss White.--Mr. and ilrs. Johnson. who left America some years since, and who had engaged to return, were expected here, bat here, it is since understood, declined coining. Harwood, who also belonged to this company, died a few weeks after the opening of the Theatre, near Philadelphia, where he had gone to join his family during the vacation. Iu the death of this gentle man, the New-York stage has sustained an irrepara ble loss. His equal, as a low comedian, is not to be 'mind in Americo. On the 19th Octo ber, the company was rentforced by the arrival, from Liverpool, of Mrs. Mason, formerly of th• Dublin Theatre, and Mr. Simpson, formerly of Edinburgh. Mrs. Mason made her debut, 0:1 the Monday night following her arrival, in the patt of Iles. Bererley. but not with that success which was to he expected from the reputation that had pre ceded her across the Atlantic. Every allowance, however, is made for the tatbarremmeuts inci dent to a first appearance. before a stunt audience, and the corporeal infirmities consequent wpm, a long and tedious voyage. Mr. Simpson has selected Harry Dorntios for his Arnie, which is to bike place this evening. the e,;th October. His opprowbso w lailigt is% his COMOOIIIIO, nod we hops to find in him • valuable isilditiou to our Dramatis Persona. Yesterday month] 4. his MAJESTY, Princesses AUGUSTA and SOPHIA, accompanied by Laily C . •11. Generals SPENCEIL. Firrnov. nod De lwin, and Colonel* TAYI.OII and Dssaitow, took +astir, usitil rides iu Windsor Great Park, and re turned at half-past twelve to the Palace. We regret to state, that Der M sicscr continues indisposed, and icas been 4:trained to the Palace for more than a week. tier Royal Highness the Princes, AMELIA is considered so mach better, that we understand an operation is determined on, to be performed by Mr. KRATt;II, to remove the obstruction in the Murat. His Royal Highness the Duke of CAMIRIDGE pre a sand &titer, yesterday, at fii4 house in Berkley-square, to several military officers. His MAJESTY is eapeeted io town, this day, at the Queee's Palace, to hold a Court. Monday. the Duke of SUSSEX. and Sir J. BANKS, arrived at Windsor, on a visit to Their MAJEO Vessertioy Sir DAVID DUNDAS hell a public day st his office. in the Itorse-Goards, and gave au diences to several military officers. The KING has been pleased to appoint CM4REES /INROAD V AMON4N. Ertl. to Le lib ItltsEstes Secretary of Legation in Spain. The KING has been pleased to promote the Re verend JOSEPH Doctor in Divinity, to the Proirostship of the College of Eton, void by the death of Doctor JONATHAN DAVIES, late Provost of the said college. The KING ha. been pleased to appoint D tvtn Douctss, Esq. Advocate, to he Sheriff Depute of the shire of Berwick, iu the room of Jona SWIN. toe, Esq. resigned, Viscount and Viscountess ANSON are expected, this day, at their house in Arlington-street, frogs their seat in ilertfordshire, fur the season. The Earl of COMORO returned to town, lad night, from the IViklerness. The Duke and Unohess of rORD intend to leave town this day fur Woburn Abbey, to pats the Christmas holidays. The Countess of BARRYSIORE had a select parte, last night, at her bare in Sockville-street. The Duchess Dowager of MANCIIRSTER. Countess Dowager of Cteastosr, and the Dowager Coun tess of Sorrow, were present. The Earl of Ltvettroot intends to leave Nis house in Charles-street, St. limes's-square. His Lordship has taken the late Lord Fteit's house, Whitehall. • The Falmouth Theatre was to open, last night, nocke the management of Mr. NMI/4 with the comedy of The Homey Moos, and The Irisimean its Lowden. Madame CATALAN! left town, yesterday. for York. The romette of The Rinds, and the farce of The Children in she Wood, were to he performed. Ihe the benefit or Mr. FLaTcnea, at the Newark Thee. atm o n Saturday loaf. MN• Faaow and Mr. Beware are performing The parts of Prince Orland* and Rends, in the J;iera of The Cabinet, at tba Masai. Moue. ... . - • LYCEUM. • Last night was produced at this Theatre., a new Comedy. said to be from the pen of Ili. Cuble a Geo:leaven already kuorin to the thematic world, all the author of severul Farcea. Prologue hail the kindness to step forward, rind ilifnrin sae, that the teoral was intended to show the fatal effects of duelling, and to strip off " the deadly wrath that shrouds the form" of false honour. From this pros rnise, we looked, with mime degree of apprehension, for an exuberance of sentiment. Alas I our pro phetic fears were too true; though it is hut justice to add, that elegance of language often atoned far the barrenness of the tam In this play, there is eo Plot, if we except the stale de vice of a man'- returning to identify himself as a lie ' ion-beiug, after he was supposed to be killed in a duel. The rest of the iutri,aries consist in mis enderetainlinge, created in one act, and thawliqwd in the next. Two friends, Major Torringhom and Mr. AlArd, meet at Ilainloirgh, get drunk, sad try to cut one another's throats—The Major falls, Arid his adversary flies fur safety ; the man. however, not being quite dead, is removed to the house of a surgeon, and, for what reason the Lord only knowetli, procures a report of his death to be spread, and a sham funeral to take place, tears sag to the mercy of the wicked world an orphan son and deualeter, at the age of ten years. The supposed murderer roams the Continent for seven years, in a state of distraction, and the piece opens with hie return to Hamburgh. and taking a view of the fatal spot where he imagines he 114* shills his friend, about half an hour previous to the packet's sailing for England, in which he takes his passag e . But ter console himself for the loss of one friend. be has, dunng a two days' stay in Hamburgh, rustle a new one, in a German, drawn with all the roguery of a Dutch shop-keeper, and without a tingle re quisite (sore the excellent acting of Weicit:erl to endear hies to any one. far less to the sensible mind of Alf wt. The unity of time is violated by their arrival in England, where a Mr. Transient, (exquisitely supported by Dowton) who has had the management of Aff'ord's affairs, and is us thorough-pared a rogue as the German, has con trived to epprooriute to his own uses and purpose. the greater minion of a handsome stipend, secretly and generously intended for the benefit of Tor ringham's children, by All)rd. To prevent these parties from meeting, and coining to an explana tion, which will unfold his villainy, is the work of Transient; lint, after many "hair-breadth 'simper," he is discovered, and brought to due contrition. This, with the arriral of Turrisighone himself in England, and the cowesquent denouement ; the double marriages of Yuan Torrisighan with a Countess de Rosalha, and of Transient's nephew with Miss Tarringliont, makes up a piece, which, if it boasts of little originality or !mini-, is yet, in the degraded state of the dram., better than many, and' likely to " fret its hour upon the stage."— T. enrich the Dramatis Persona, Mr. Johnstone has en Irish character, not free from faults, but De cll,4,ll:illy making a gond hat. It would he well in the author to abstain item furring him so foolishly to fancy the Commies' de Itisalba enamnuted of him, as it is sacrificing the botiesty of his cha racter, and his fidelity to his beloved master's son, to the paltry passion of vanity. This cloirueter, how ever, told well on the maws ; for, of what character does not Julinetone make something to please ? Pal mer has a Lord', title given him, and struts through two teems, as the butt of some common place IY• flectione. about true nobility, etc. which thegalleria applauded most vehemently. 'Mil were Not "(wrier to the multitude." The character of G'eor i s,e Tramient, by Matthews, was well performed, bet is by much too lona. It is a mixture of young Rapid, in A Cure for the Heart•Aehe; and Tangent, in The Way to get married; mud so close is the copy, that even some of the expressions (Q. and A.) are the sameorertratine. A great portion of the humour of the play rests boon this part. It is this Transient that gives it its second name, (though transient is rather an ominous appellation), " Too busy by half," and the blunders occasioned by the impro bable circumstance of his inisdirectilig (guess how many?—two.—three—four) sir letters, are the sole foundation an which a requisition on our risible muscles is supported. The Counbess is a lively, sen sible lady, and Mrs. Edwin did all that was possible for the pert. Mr. la' tench and Miss navy, as the sail and daughter of Torriegkon, were a so successful ii. their exertions to give effect to character.=, which, from their very nature, are insipid. Wroughton played Alford, which touch resemble's, its generid outline, Morringtori, in Speed the Plough, with mach pathos and feeling, though he is aukv•ardly condemned to silence at the very time lie ought io have something to say—.it the meeting with the man he supposed he has slain. Vie would recom mend it to the Author to look to this acetie, and make some alteration in it ; also to shorten that iio. meneelv long. doable, two-act-participating scene, in which George Transient so lamentably outrages probability and astute, et the New hotel. The character of Main. Torriageoes is little seem and, though well supported by Itayasertid, thet M I tie is not to the advantage of the Comedy. The part is radically bad, and drawn in direct hostility to the moral of the piece. (leis another Zaarga, ' upon whom no sort of dramatic justice is done. Mrs. Sparks, Mr. Knight. 111 r. Oxleerry, and Mr. Erwin, had appropriate parts given them, of which they made the most. We have few further remarks to offer on this first representation. There seems - ,a be too little regard paid to the distinction of the scenes. All the characters, ac cionnitcdrr unacquainted, it natters not, enter the house of friend or stranger, and there meet, con verse, and do their business. Three trifling errors lire, hooever, easily rectified; and after the neceseary rel. endow-tits. we have no doubt, from the almost general applause with which thg annunciation of tee seismal representation of Sadden Arrivals ~.. oreeted„ that it will have its run—longer, per ii.a.,, ,I, in most of its cotemporariee. We , mien conclude nifr Critique. without giv ing our testimony is the exertions of all the Per fl ..riern, who certninly strained, to the utmost. ti wee every sentiment its proper effect, and every 1 ,. ••• cf wit its best direction. The Author is tit , ndebteil to their efforts. . - ell written Epilogue was as well delivered by M: Edwin. MRSTIIIKRTIR DORMITORY, , 71101'.4,0112 AWb estLOCCA, AP,Sitim A WCW Or mossotd, SSC Tibll• W. IWIATIOX VW • IN MICI TOIFIL.,FLACI OR WANT DA W LAW% - fIIOLOOII9 All PHOR)110)1 gat, - Dan smoke lutes sees s.liost Pleortuio, &Signe audit', gnaw , quarit sune affcro, Nammiussas vertu quam Prologues, • Hoe nue ..cabs pima= ; quain hue sumo amid Serums► ealtibeless, ista ail similititdiuem. Meta at Meet tie% quo entahat pi On, • 'sihil amasses, elided° curer imus. Jam, moat paratbs Lurie ogees ueaciat Hujo.te (smut aseusci trimerdia, Occasiu gaud epos see, et /Orion, mood, Id me finials, ortioit 'domain semel, NI us (minis bum. se 1111e1Myesa otiveet•like. Stajores isuetri, ecteris yams dumb !irons cum claudereatim aretioribus, „ Null° parstu, Faucet apectaturilms, Tesentisnatu tauten ate bent fshillain • Ai ens peseta?' ciao. est sail. vices. Claes upeo panel liumili depends's, traill thulium drone& cut .:tans peccaries Vestry sticande rout tutus Instriu, Penumais quoyme panto adornehet mne. Tao ammo sus arca oedema et uoi et alteri Prmbcbat sodium sane incusamudam. Hoe ears theatri, paululuiti istredisto licet Aceeasent decor= trutporarii, Peen:emit amine, donee his tandem iu norm &Frill alumni cullveati sedibui. ' Hive est supellea cumparata Ituncytior, Et auditori commode, et actors maps ; SubsrUiumim, quot videos, otitis*. ; Et scene, nitida saltem si nun Attica Timm illud elision decent, ut nendum atilt Toren' lasso tatty 'meatus furet. Pustrenta id pine. curs perfecit Aillati istius et vereadi priesulis, tduem sus tannic lugetutts, et luerbimus Hujim tugatu, quo. speciabita niodu Invalid has Athens, ills , cui Gait Athenicasinomen idarcu institute, thud illustrarit is vetustatem Attics's inernit ilk, roster inventant edillit Munifice, ita ut solriat, de summit sun : rue demos eatirlem denim iustaaraviesne, (Juan% cite spectaadi (germ craw ? Tullsotur bac suit:el. Cunteniplatarat Scenam Vel Lobe. digsse eel Termitiu—s At late n. ens uvitneA quid relit sibi LlO•tioumein se ire, rums dicer's, tii.al null., qua narrata pries cut optiamt, Nene depravers rem remareando male, Jam, he seetpOie 100;0 VC* Ultra mere?, Hue reetat some gaol moneri vus rthist N•.vo patatil ynan.via at . turi, tamest bllscede q' pries acturi suinus ; Nubs at applasdatis, et Terentiu. EPILOGVB AU PIIORVIONEW szmurne. GCTA, DORI°, 11%4,10, CRATINts, PIIORIIIO. D•VVII, • %ITU. Prapti, aunt u ru. Ge —Eu adau.it. 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Qsens Nostra tones cossinent vi varbonant, Pagans in fauna ingem, mates mt. Hee vela est login walnut nasipar, winos: nom meat. tannins* MI maxima/ bac metal eat Do. No, to grilse Mew es. We was visas Theada. De. Corso sod viruses qnd Tatiana &cis! Pio. barlie4 id cement slid : qaeierernies reeesies Is presio est, ills Piturreio jury placer. fade tided. nap& empties's see liked', Nee 'arras eaeribes aissuis awe cenietstits shit. De. Ole, jam yetis Mt. Nest ta,Critn, quid sit sittadlaa, .Priecipe : cassia s eller, et eats, tee. Quid ceases Vrt —Equiduie Ds.—Rapiettlir Cri —erasion Vilma,. Res sit manna. debie. PM. Hygiene, kw Walla curet lideeie 1 pits. New denten et vette*, Pberiale setae nevem. J a cheatw wet reran slily aliaaque Swede sal A iti kias, et merino UMW Pl9ll4loMill Sea quid arum qati ran i *mak psuperis ors Nec soihi patreate., see Rile two *dot. Si' mitres. carom, "eel Si WM, einku,, Ire, nisi vos, totes quo atikibere Shea jedietbee, peentaki, Seetibse saw Nil saki, judictars Odor" irk. LAW INTELLIOIIIII CJIYAT OP IMO'S BE Grit, GUILbI Sicriags au Wed Prim. Wore la, ' • 11.1.1,111 CS f. wgwlapd Mr. Peak stated this was an actie the Plaintiff; a monsters Mrsirewirer • a froin'ttid Defenclttst, *b was site which the Plaintiff served ow lOWA of vraratipped si Mad% per pr iiith ; he was• native of Italy ;1 vito, thadif he was discharged in th twinge aim to be paid back to Ha that he should have, estimates of biro. The 'defence, *hewed, that • was, that the Plaintiff had refused to did, but °sky when calk:don fe. sN fetitlent's, table ass servant. had.he This statement was folly -nit& 41 . „• deuce. Mr. TOPPI/UN for the Defendant, e the Plaintiff forfeited his right to h Malta, not by refusing to attend th table, but by refusing to settle the a ship. Forty-one pounds had beta p which was the full amount of his trap Lord F.I.I.ENBOZOCMI left it to CI whether the Plaintiff had, or h: his contract ? The Jory, without leaving the boy dirt fur the Plaintiff, 381. over and a paid into ('ourt. DECH•UNE mad °TURKS V. I. Mr. Caanow opened this ease, on Plaiotiffs, who were the **signers rums; the one being a separate, ani joint commission, in which it was Hot proved, there were annoy fiagi stances, and that the Defendant at were; perhaps. combined to act ve towards their creditors. Ile camel the late Act of Parliament, which nominated Sir liamuel Ronsilly's Ac sion of Bankraptcy, produced in staled the necessity of proving th against whom it issued had control bankruptcy, noires • Defendant, i which such bankruptcy was &spots the time of pleuding. give notice t dispute the fact of an act of bunk been committed. Here the Defend molly pleaded without such notice, hid been abandoned ; the Defends: de moos, sod aecaaspanied the new I notice; therefore the net of banks proved. Ups e s this there was &Awl 1 the Arrivaute-Gimaast. and Mr. thonld take the, burden of 'profit bankruptcy ? • . Lord EL;.aanottoccts Tad. that tan to he put upon the Aet was, of notice at theAinse of d liverine the act of bookrisptcv would Im dig shift the ontmary way of proof; it Oka neceivery„ width, with the' n qtly for. That burden was ups* halal the Act; and, the notice b seas bardeu remained oo LLa Pia Aet. The Plato itf. therefore, mum prove the act of bankruptcy. This knock's' up the Plaintiff's clop, for hr luta no witness who co acts of bankruptcy in gusetion, eye ,sere interested in therettsitig the fury the debts were to he paid, and such not competent, anJ therefore the : nonsuited. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Nothiug of any public iattrestoci GCILDHALL, Dia. tp MADAME ANNE LANCHESTER'S I Mt Commissioners, Messrs. Mo PT/11 set: • • Mr. Duff, au eminent wine-tnet ranted in years, brought forward tween 3 and 6,ootil.agaiast the Batt oho was a celebrated milliner, in thi intent of proving it es a debt uncle *ion ; he stated, that .he had lent from disiotteresteofrieffedskip. The' Commissioners did not Jet dity of his chsim. .missammemnalammta Lord See. ASAPM hat received a the loss of the Lady P /hoe, of Live hoard periahed, including his Lord Atm mu en n a a, an officer in the Cold, as stated is a former paper. The Hoard of Admirefty, in ones cation from the kir:chants of Saes .4 1 they it.ire given directions for thi that part of the coast, by atetiooi•g situatinns as appear to Mem beat erdi prirpose. Extrects from The Petershairgh the Dutch Papers, state, that the been au ccesalu I in every engagensett The former seem ro *rapidly ode the capital of the Turkish Empire. About 700 homes, to ronment tit Light Dragoot►a, and the(itortnas L in Portugal, will meek late Por bark in the coarse of the week. Dr. Froonstow, Inspector of pointed Chief In peeler et the Pa Hospitals. The Barracks in St. eorge's•pl• lately occupied by the Horse Artil were in part taken dowp, are to be i built, being re-engaged for the reel' the sick soldiers expected from W. The seven French Officers, take at Egypt, after lieving broken their tape, were, on Thursday, by an Trinsport Board, put wider an each Gloucester Militia, to be marched, I OP board a prison ship at Porterage The rumour which he• prevailed. intentions of the flank Directors t tee shillings value, it comely with, but they are taking effective use the public with such • tiontititr o him OS will entirely remote the pti 140 w,