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I ithoarlei , of Eight Winchester lurk le, it Oatmeal per holkot 14041.assonturriee, frown the retinue received 111 toe Week ended the 1001 of July, 1019. • ; 1 Jet t • 9. .. .13 40 41 10 45104511 3$ 01 - . %CUTS. WALES MYSIIIER CIRCUIT, 1619. tt/tu.tr WINGIFICLID, Esq. and KOstal• /IATIAILM • CASIMIR°. Esq. I s lasseroan—Tuesday, A.agast 31, at Cardiff. kngcan-.-Toraiday, dapteatiser 7, at *reran. Ruksar-Aftneday, Xertospber 13, at Erastritne. is rocuete 3140 contlias a Royal PrOcisdlation fur Esifkg Om rile and dirveti,t lb. thermal of freight indney fan lPt tobveysore of specit Sod jest/tit on board Ills Ms. 3111)9 Alpe awl 3 _ - - JOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS PAPER'. taltts, Jul.', t 4. . A repart it circulated that the infant child or the Comet Decazes will be baptised at Saint Cloud. the day is not yet appssinted for the ceremony. The Count Capo d'lstria and M. de 3letsernich betel a cotiference together in the Intginuing of July. The former is now proceeding to London, and is 111,• it is raid, return to Pasts about the middle of August, when M. de Metternich is also expected in this capital. The precious teeming of Fenelon, deposited in the Museum des Petits Augustin', will this day he tianiorrres! to the cemetery du Pere La Chaise.* They will be presented at the church of the A1)11,1yr-li iint-Germain-des-Pres. and a great nnm her of the Members of the Institute will assist at the ceremony. We hive to announce more anicides. A wine tnerchant hanged himself yesterday in his vault.— I )11 the tin before yesterday an Officer of Caibt ,wers blew slot kis own brains—a short time since Ike Quarter-Master of the legion of Morbiliusi with his sword—and an old man, tanned Jean Calvet, of Poy-Craillard, 96 years of utter Wolfing aismsounced that he was weary of existence. and must die, shot himself with is fusil. A letter Irvin Rome r dated the 27th of June, says, that eighteen Carbonari, implicated in the con- I.;siracy of Macerate (June 1817) have been found but alit only one was sentenced to death. The Holy Father has commuted his punishment, DJ that he with the other seventeen persons will be 'shut up in a fortress for life. We are assured that the'Duke of Richelieu will a-rice in Paris on the 16th or 17th of this month. ile has turned the time of his absence to advantage. Ind has been enabled to judge by himself of tli s toyalist France, of which its perfidious Ms. end , - draw such strange pictures. What ■ misfortune for the Monarchy and for The Duke of Richelieu *himself, that he bail not made this tour before he watered on his Ministry. The leuille de Rion annOdnces, 'that a peasant residing in. the environs of that town, who has rtfached Iris 30th year, has, on account of the appear ance of the comet, predicted the end of the world for tie 4th of August; the heaven will then be wrapt in fire. and there will be an earthquake. 'Other prophets of the some kind postpone the event to the tit2d of August ; but the people, 'very trait. roil about the end of the world, think only of the 4.ew vim de In coraele. which the vintage of this year lonmisses to bestow. M. Roger, Juge d'lnatruction, hos terminated the proceeding relative to the students of the law iclissol. The clocunients sill be costionnicated to the A itorisey-General. PARIS, 41111.1 f 15. Yesterday.lrefure Mass. the bureau of the Chien.. bi:r of Preis. conducted by the Chancellor, bad the honour of presenting In the King the two projects of law 'adopted by the Chamber. in its sitting of the day preceding, relating to the exchange of crr taiu•pruperty belonging to the Crown. with some belonging to the Duke of Orleans. and also with some belonging to private individuals. At ball•oast twelve his Majesty presided at u 'Commit of his Ministers, and at four he wrlked ut \shir Bois de Boulogne. thr 35th of August the King will review the haticrtal (turret of Paris. Orders to that effect here been ittued to the Colonels of the twelve le trips. We are assured that the Chamber of Peers will M. VI laily next vote the budget of re c e ipt s , and viva the te►mination of the Session ivill he ail the two Chunsbers by the King's 'll:ontisiss•tutiers on the text day (Sat trtilay). The J.,urnalde Paris announced sour; time siuce tint a coorptracy had been di.coverrol at Monte Vvien, a! the head if which was M. Robert, for. ipstrly Sub.Prelect, and that he lord been shot. however, no* learn that this M. Robert has for a long time been at Brussels, where lie no* p44.es a peaceable and retired tire, and that his sorpri.e wars very great oat le,trning that he had been tr.e:l in South America, and hid there lost his life. —(l,4l:7rire de France.) 31. Picard, Chevajitr of the t.rgion of Ilunonr, ldeiv oat his Isruins yesterday morastig. at six .o the [toe 13ellr f ehassr. A y g woman.. 20 ye:trs of ugr, overwhelmed v iilt dio.lersllC Caren:oil). put no end to her e sa..re ore ••••'.rtll.l mooning. 4h:sodium-it by her husband, %Jo. lives with another woman, she precipitated 1.e0,...-11 . trim( the third story of the Itott.e (where I.lle 1-p!deti. The Cominis-its..er of Police cossersed -r immediately to the hotel Dien, where she ca l.:ie.:l ill 41 rt• W mintitee. () the 4th of tins wood, some pet:slur( of Names so see t h e co:•set, which run preceded 1• ; • sue lonsitows meteor., such as globes of tire, rashes of fire, and other Ir:lli ant p.sesmasems of t*,e ,ause stature. At the sts 1111 l east *ben the comet ltrga , i to appear above the loirttno. the h eaven was covered with electric cloud., from which Coe most 'striae peals of thunder proceeded.. The tle true Suitt fell in. different places, aLd killed a tort nod a cows ft pulverised in the midst of the Kul Moir the slistenehast elf a ship. In the departs of the Morbihau veers! persons wet, kilted. COURT Of Assatt OF NM,. rim:sr:Dimas IN TUs CASE. OF 'TIM LIBERAL 4%D OP TII. stiusisisstas ithrrealeur. Us the fluty of April kit tk Cotai t noel o►dainel'that the without toil printers of Irt . Anse; intitird liblioihega? h " as'Mel!•wl*e Grill. sod le Liotral. should he preempted; !get so. tout of certain passages contained in them ap pearing to he seditious. The possioges related t• the Swi►s (loud of the King. 1. consequenbe of the Decrees of the Court Royal, the Sierir Maurice Lefevre. author of B A/jot/090e Ilistorique. and the Sieor Cng►net 'de Montairlotr author of the Liberal. appeared yes terday before the Court of Assizes, The offences Imputed to the two individuals not having Roy con nexion, the c•sse• were separated, and tried by die tinct Juries. The trial of Lrfevre took precedence. The passage on which the accusation egotist hits was funneled is— g. The sight only of Swim 'Metiers inspire• every trysail man with jtutt indiction )))) . The Swiss °dards of the King Are amtd solelliter, who are starred with iMposnity to strike the first iudivednsl who la dlsplegaing la these. Ne. ver did the code of emir's, present any thing more bat toarnte• or more revolting; Sorter ass any civilised nation outraged in a moaner more kethiliating or more cruel. The Swiss Regiments of the King's Guard are eorps of Janie /or/es, they are a plater erfnally destrisetive to the secnray of the people mid to the nalionsi honour." The advocates on each side respectively addressed the Jury on this point, and the Jury. after three quarters of au hour's deliberation, returned a per. d►et (h g ehy. Leievre was in coosequence set at liberty. Nett succeeded the tote Of M. Crignet de Mon. tarlot. The following was the passage in the Libe ral. on which the prosecution was instituted : " Beware of the day of reprised*. The ward &gimping is not a calrnsbourg (a pun), hat this calemhourg is popular. Nag it serer because historical!" This passage was *opposed to imply a threat of • general sicissclos (or 'massacre) of the Swiss Guards, which, a• a threat of violence, would, by articles 305 and 306 of the Penal Code, be punish able with death. _ . The result of this trial was similar to that of the former, the Jury having declared Caplet IVot Guilty, who was accordingly set at liberty. THE CHURCH OF FRANCE. (Fran tlut Gazette de Frame.) When the Ministry rejected the Concordat in I 17, chietly because that Treaty stiptilated for tlw establishment of ninety-two dioceses, liegociations were commenced, in which It was proposed to imp press only fourteen of these nicety-two Sees. The Ministry, however, wow will allow but fifty Sees alogether, and probably in a little time, should the negociations be further extended, even this number will be considered exorbitant. . _ During the last year, when the suppression of only the fourteen Sees was required, it was thought expedient to assemble the Prelates at Paris, Astonished at the maxims of economy which were opposed to the execution or the Concordat of tell, they made the following answer, dated the 13th of March, 18I8: " The Cardinals, Archbishops, and Bishops, convoked by order of the King, for the purpose Of eaamini•g what was expedient to he done for proceeding to • sew specification of the dioceses of the Church of crauce, sod to the treble lion of the Archbishops and Bishops to the actin' nuniber of the departments, in such a manner as that there should not he more than one Archbishop or Bishop to each deportment, are of opinion— " I. That they can only lament this proposition, be came it is prejudicial to the welfare of Religion and of the Church. " 4. That if, however, this reduction, such as is required, becomes rigorously necessary for the re-establishment of the Church of France, it ea• be absolutely carried into effect. "3. That a specification having •heady been metaled between the Pope and the King, the Bishops refer entirely to the supreme wisdom of the Sovereign nautili' and of his Maj. sly to carry it into effect, according to the endemics! foi " The Cardinals, Archbishops, and Bishops, do mot mean to anticipate in espy respect the will of the Sovereign Pun. tiff, nor to approve of any of the articles of the law, which might 1w contrary to the doctrine or laws of the church, re. serving themselves to demand of the King permunion to present to him the observations of which these articles may be susceptible." THE BRITT S 1.-1 PRES S. LON DON. MONDAY. Jl:hlr 19. IBM We have received Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thursday last. The Chamber of Peers has advanced rapidly through the legislative business which awaited its decisions. and has thus dispatched in a few days the mass of public again which had for several mouths occupied the aux ttttt a and midi sidtd attention of the Chamber of Deputies. The budget of receipts alone remains to he determined ; this will, it is said, be passed on Friday ; and on Saturil iy the Session of the Legislative Chambers pill be fortnally closed by the Kir.g'a Com• missioners. We remarked a few days since. that when the Legislative Chambers had terminated their discus. sioos, the Paris Papers would cease to be objects of curiosiey or interest ; but the sources of public in terest are infinite, and even tile political rumours which ore externally springing up in the political liot.htlla of the reach metropolis will stimulate our curiosity. and give employment to speculation. These are never wanting, and they will, no doubt, contribute to fill up the rind occasioned by the pro rogation of the Chambers. Among the latest rumours. it is stated, that the Ministers will com mence the mitt Session by presenting the budget to the Chamber of Deputies, which will be followed immediately by a project fur introducing some modifications in the long-contested law of tlections s The alterations cnotelplated are said to be to re dote the sore of persons eligible as Deputies, to thirty years from forty years, as it is at pencil, to doable tlreir tionshre, ta renew the Chamber every seven years, mud to prorogue fur seven years the rowers of those Dept' , ins who shall not go oat at the next SeT4IIOII, , The 14w of elections was mewl ' , made is leas of party feeliogo, . and. it is undeloilsoll that. Ore. late Altuistry, of AO thf 110110:iof .72, 7.. litotrunt was Vittiiilent, *as dissolves; upon the ; question for determining 'the expediency bf in troducing any alterations. We conceive the appearance of stability in the existing institu tions of Prance so essentially necessary ler the present circumstances of that Country to the preservation of its internal tranquillity, and to the extinction of whatever still remains of retolntionisry feelings, that any meddling Stith • law of primary importance, like th it for regulating the election* of the reptesentative body. must in our milld be at tended with dangerous coo-ripener% The present rumour is probably vet afloat for the purpose of agitating the public mind, and of exciting an idea of insecurity in the institutions of the country. Accounts from Madrid speak of a counter-revolu tion in the Spanish Ministry. It is stated that CC •A LLCM has been restored to the Ministry, and that even GARAY is recalled to a seat in the Council of State. A rumour prevailed in the capital, that Don Onto, the late Minister to the United State*, who left Paris some days since fur Madrid, for the pur pose, as it was thought, of succeeding the Marquis de CAsA-IstiJo in the dangewns post of Minister for Foreign Affairs, had received article to atop at Val. ladoliil. The indulgence previously extended to the Ea-Minister of War EGN tieing permitted to remain in Madrid, has been withdrawn, and lie has been compelled to depart for his command in Grenada. This Minister, it will be remembered, was reported to have been deprived of his former poet solely on account of the indifferent state of his health, but King FERMA•ND is resolved to try how far a change of air may contribute to secure for the public good the services of a valuable subject. The Marquis CAIIA-111VJO seems to have excited in an extraordinary degree the resentment of his be sotted Master, for a notary of the Council of Ca.. title ltas been dispatched to Avila, to take the ex aminations of the late Minister relative to certain charges that have been preferred against him. The number of troops collected at Cadiz for the long-threatened expedition is said to amount to 25,000 men, There has been an extraordinary levy of sailors along the whole coast of the king dom, and the orders issued for their assembling at Cadiz hare been executed with the utmost rigour. It is stated in the same article of intelligence, that the convents of the Jesuits throughout Spain-are filling with novices. In that of Madrid alone there are 130. The French Five per Cents. are II fr.—Bank Stock, 1,445 fr. An extract from a letter from so Emigrant in the United States of America to his friends in England, is given in another part of our Paper. In presenting it. we would direct the reader's attention to one of the last Acts of the late Ses►ion of Parliament, namely. the grant of 50,0001. to en able Government to give assistance to persons de sirous of emigrating from this country. to go out and settle in the colony of the Cape of Good Hope. where, we understand, an establishment has been formed. in the neighbourhood of Algoa Bay. in a healthy elitnate. and with a soil rich and fertile.— An official circular from the Secretary of States Office contains some useful instruction. Some particular circumstances connected with the arrest of Sir CHARLES WotsELEY. Baronet, are given in another part of our l'aper. The war. rant against him was executed on the morning of his mother's funeral. He was immediately brought before the Magistrates at the Quarter Sessions for Cheshire, pitting at Kuutsford, where he pleaded not guilty to the indictment preferred against him. On Satu►day Prince ESTERRAIT. the Anotrian Atubassady, had an audience of the PRINCE K. GENT. Yesterday the Lotto CHANCELLOR had an audi ence or ihe PRINCE REGENT. __ On Tuesday the transports British Army, Ma riner, and the Earl of Moira, Lieutenant R. D. PRIITHAID. agent, arrived at Portsmouth from De merara (sailed 9th Jun.) and Berbice, with the 4th battalion 60th regiment on hoard, which landed on Friday, and marched to Fort Cumberland.to be disbanded. The Goth regiment is only to consist of two battalions; four will have been disbanded. The regiments now stationed in the Leeward West In dia Islands are—the 2(1. 4th. sth, 9th, 21st. Ist and 3d West India.—At Jamaica-50th, 38th, 61st, and 9vl. The Tartar (Commodore Sir GEoilae COL -1.1211) sailed oa the Ist June for St. Vincent's and Jamaica. from Barhsdoes. The Salisbury (Rear• Admiral CASINIELL), Earyolus, and kokiet, sailed from Barbadues on the 26th Mity, for St. Vincent's. The Owen Cicadae& frigate has been commis. sioned at Chatham. for foreign service. Dr. M'DoNat.o is appointed Surgeon. On Monday arrived his Majesty's tor e-A ro Co rantaadel. from Rio Janeiro, with timber for Ports mouth dock-yard. She is come into harbour to un load. The Orlando frigate. Capt. CI.AVLLL, had been f lin an unlit state to return to England, from India. Captain Ci.sett.r., his officers, and crew, therefore, will bring home the Alaloloar. 74, lately launched at Bombay. This ship is daily expected to anise,. Sir Tttom AS MASTIMMIAN flAnny, Bart. luis hems appointed Commodore and Commander-in. Chief on the coast of South America and in the South Seas, in the room of Commodore Bow Les, who, owing to ill health, has recrested to be recall ed. Sir TBOWAS wilt - hoist his Hag in a line-of battle ship, and have a Captain under him. It is suppoed I.e reigeor, 74, which Widow ordered to Portsmouth, from Leith, is iniendilifrirthertier. vice with. the Olga Gletsfouvr. , r~++~Mi t ORIGINAL PORTRY. THE CITY 81Wr1414111 Two) brothers cerl-euwily wised Each I Mores plans "pre.. ; The one for ever The other Atm!: his-- Noes In one thin! only, all esn tell, The Brothers an 045 foes; For Wiffirun inter his bestir weff-5 An.l James his Mille-wpm ARNO. rAsHIO,VABLE DEPARTURES. The klarqiiis and Marchioness of Camden, the ladies Prate antifamily, for their seat, lifiliicrness„ lord Grantham, for his seat, Neaby Hall, Yorkshire. Her Ladyship mid family • ill follow on %redoes.lay next. Lord and fitly cloblitook, fur their scat, Bratiotont,Berka. Hatt liarewooil and family, for their seat, in Yorkshire. Lord Yarbotough and family, for Marotta., in Lhstoin. shire. The Marquis or rattler and Lord Thomas Cecil, for Bar. Lincotiniire. LaJy and Ai. Graves, fly their scat Bishop's Court, Detonshire. 7; ebe 311arquis and Marrhionera of Ely and raibily, tor Tunbridge IVr - Departures froth limners Hotel, Leieester.rqsare Le Baron de Mereeball, for the &agile ; Capt. Delicate, R.N. for Paris; Cheeks Parish, E-q. fur Habsburg!'; Marquis korai, for Paris. Departures from lb* Clarendon lintel, BantLstreet Count fable mid Illeasiever Pallet, fur Paris. I WA: . (••=n.' , i i ;z4 . 6 •tio agria - ..,4 . f - • li j v . , i'n'P " 43 , k. e•-•' , f.,: 4 , •• „ .., ,) a"...... - . ,•••••••.,... .. i l ,v Al gre...i FAHRIONAMIR PARTIES. Prince Leopold will give a grand entertainment on Than. day nett to the Prince Regent and a large party of distin guished personages; iu the evening his Royal Hiemees will give a fancy dress ball. Yesterday being the birth-day of the Emperor of Austria, Prince Estertmoy, the Ambassador to this Court, gave an elegant chtermillateut at Chandos House, Cavendish-equate, to hls Royal Highness the Prince Regent. Among other distinguished personages invited to meet his Royal High ness were, their Royal Highnesses the Duke and' Du chess of York, release Sophia of Gloucester, Priam Leo pold, the Duke and Ditches. San Carlos, Count and Coen less Lieves„ Duke of Wellington, Duke of Dorset, the Duchess of Richmond, fist- Marquis and Marcialessees of Hertford, the Marchioi of Cholinondeley, the Earl of rife, Lord and Lad, C4leteogls, &e. &e. In the evening his Excellency gave a alancert, which was attended by nearly 200 fashionable*, %eluding the dinner party. The Earl sad Countess of Berbovough gave a grand din. der yesterday to the Earl and Countess Cowper, Lord Mel liserse, Mr. and Lady Caroline Lamb, and a party of die lluetioo, al their house in Cavendish-square. The Duke and Mechem of Rutlam, entertained a party of distinction yesterday, at their boon in Arlington - street. Tbit grand entertsionsenta to he given in honour of the naptish of F.ariMediple and Leilf Campbell, will commence to-morroar at Stove Mont t linikai nearly 200 fashionable, are invited. Vet Yesterday the Duke of You end Prince Lcotottr. accompanied by Colonel ADDERBRok E s atruded Maine *come at the Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace. The Duchess of Yost attended divine service at Whitehall Chapel yesterday. Carltorwhouse wan thronged on Friday and Se. turd.) , with nobility. and the persons of distinction who had the honour of being present at the file Riven by the Pittmcs REGENT on Thursday night, making their dutiful inquiries after the health of his Royal Highness. Divine service was yesterday performed at Carl ton-honse hy the Keg. F. W. BLOMBERG, and the Reif. Dr. STAN IRS C A RILE. Yesterday afternoon Princess AUGUSTA, attended by Miss Disitsovvs, arrived at the Queried Palace from Windsor. Oat Friday night the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER. attended by Lady laxust.La THYNNE sod Mr. CURRY. arrived at Gloucester Rouse. Park-lane, from Dolklinm, Norfolk, the seat of Mr. Coke. Out Saturday morning their Royal Highnesses waited upon the PIWICE RE SENT at Carlton Rouse upon their arrival in town from their tour. In the evening the Duke and Duchess had a select party et d . r. Yesterday morning their Royal Highnesses attended divine service at St. George's church, Hanovet-square. On Saturday Prince 1..F.0P01.0 gave a grand en tertainment at Marlborvngli House., In the Fenian Ambassador. Every thing was served up with the same magnificent splendour, and in the sante suite of rooms as when the PRINCE HERESY honoured the Prince with his company at shutter. Among the company pi tritill to Meet his Excellency were— The buke and Melons of York, the Marquis and Mar chioness or Tasioork, the Earl and Countess of Yesbo. rough, the Earl and Confides. of Jersey, Viscount and Viseotial.sa Ditticsonon, Lord and Laity Ossulstaa, Sir Gure and Lady ()Insley. Messrs. Morirr, Rettisett, Oreen. trued, Sir H. Gardiner, Karoo Raideukrock, and Colonel Addeubruke. The natne of Mr. PEEN. of New.t.treet. Spring Gardena, was omitted in our list of the rompatoy at the PRINCE REGENT'S Funcy Ball, at C ar l ton . house. Flf.iste.s.--it would be well if the snarls of these dilltfriit plaices throuighont the kingdom could be in de e. efficacious us the news. priwis, which, in staii.ig tur names of t h e ei•iiiors. ♦exits those rain 4111%t btell departed in peace. some weeks. On the great northern void the passage of car riages Isis b.-en for costly days past from the south, and chiefly on their way to Scotland, preparatory, as may he supposed, for the moor game season. Amongst (lie oisilort from the Goods hue been Count LIEVIN, the Russian Ambassador, to view Earl Fmtwilimam's seat, Wentworth.ltoure. The proverb soy*, perhaps justly, " that compt risotis ore odious." When the greet FIELDING published his swivel of dirnelnr. every one remarked how inferior it was to Tom Joan mud Joseph Ao drew. and yet the newel is a very good snivel after all. The seine observations are brguninig to be made, and the same trinparisons drawn, on the last pens, of The 7oles of Alp Loodlord. But though there may he inequalities, where have bete resort five distinct works •f such uteri* and, such curer taw t kifcusfi OPERA, Miss Catittir made her first atmearance on S.l - evening, as Nosing. in the intstior a l npr e4 of that name, after ass albums of comideraine slur s : tion, and great severity. Her reception es. hishi# ffstteriog. End her et/retinas weer 'vett art of the chewier the his acquired as an aceonspis a t,„ ed singer: After the dpera, a hew t t wr.t.en .or tepee** pOrpnift of eissibling a ylitifig ge it il me to exhibit his Mimetic 'towers, eras trine...ol,A Ise the first time. This is the age 141,„,,0„, would to Heaven the Itrineiple were ciodt s i vi i the stage t fiut leaving out of the rposiou i imitators of Ilse ciarreut coin of the real.n. 5,.11 Rank of Esigletrd Hates, ere Rod Minisnts aping the chrracters of economists, and we behold knots and blockades endeavouring to pass them-eh-sr od for patriots. The system has been earned rn sa c '. en extent, that we unto* avoid excheinsio ;! — ‘, Isniidlares, servos' Versos, sit " Pfilem,swplliocnon, testri *masse lonnelm. The afterpirce of Co:ening, hrrintt sue r ...,!„t art well at Covent-garden, the Proprietor of 11... theatre conceived that at similes riiirthiii would he useful to his establishment, H fore wrote, or reused to be teritirsi, n sketch , * .o, the attractive title of (Ine s TuO, 7 hire, boa. irel by Adrerliveatear, :11111 hr pushed uu a 1.'11..0 gentleman, whose frame, we tioderstand, 13 fltetr., and who had performed the rot of Suferare• Daggerstood mice or twice, in null1;c, oitis asrcrsy to petsOliale the ltlillalrie hero tit lies p ro . duction. The plot, or rather the peg ria *hit% g great variety of i aaa nations is hung. ittuy 11! scribed Mts few *olds. old Cotiplefay. a *lint,,, shire farmer, lees, by the death of his aims, he esme , possessed of a large sitoperty. and is. to roto r . Timis, obliged to come up to Lonrho,. Ile hus one daughter, 6' whom lie list,s piss iNt well," and being on enemy to the ordisesry -).sese of courtship, he adopts the delicate coitssr of seri. vertisisig furs husband for the young holy. .st.pi, s ,s has, however, fitted her affections on Arty "that, a gentleman to whom the bailiffs are perttcel iris attentive. Harry, by personating a variety ut gro. tesque cheracterr, disgusts Old Coopleroe with h advertising scheme, and is dually blessed wills th. , hand of Sophia. In the course of the interlude M• Reeve appeared as Sit Prier Teazle, nod imitut. Mr. W. ranters very well. The peculiar t,Pait shake of 11w head—and messy of the at ttttt dr-- were precisely those of Mr. FAR/iris—shut Rattles voice is not sufficiently powerful to give a just idea of the comically-articulate eliscuts , su his prototype in this character. Hr ite%t Appritre‘i as Dr. Eadall. Here lie certainly was she . ro•- sheik of Mr. HARLEY. In voice and derovalt:•., he completely identified himself 'edit this i. v clever comedian. He new stood forth td Sam the assistant of hadull. and, in that chnrees,-, gave a tolerably good imitation of Mr. Mortis*. He ultimately appeared as Mr. MATHEWS. %num he imisated successfully, though nut so successfully NS Mr. YATEs has 11011 e. In this part of his pets formatice he asiinicked Mr. KEAN and Mr. 15. Fangs!, in one of the Become of the tragedy of Brutus, most admirably. The growl of the one. and the ore roiando of the other, were described to the life. He also executed the siring 'shirts Mr. LISTON sings in Boaeliostes Female. precisely in Oar style of his original. His 'autumns of Mr. Voiso was indifferent. Mr. REF.TE was, On the *hole. exceedingly suceessful. 'file piece was annousiceti for repetition amidst a tumult of applause. An advertisement in the front of our Paper an nnunces the owning of lire Haymarket theatre to• morrow, with r highly popular company, and a new farce. The liberality and activity of the Mauager have excited no ordinary expectation. Mr. T. COWLS, the favourite singer from tile Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, mates his first ap pearance at the Royal Coburg Theatre this ever- Mg, in the operatic piece of the Trove!hrs. report says is got up with great spiral:lnto. Mr. fixeir, prior to the Assize week at York. iy to perform there six of his principle characters, in aid of the widow of the late manager of that %beton. Mr. PITZOBRALD. No man can deny that Mr. VAISSITTARt is A great moralist, for he hat rIT-cteil mare than al! the Bishops on the Bench. He has cured the great of indulging in my : he li.. pre scribed for all the middle order of the ;maple most slender and temperate diet; he entirely cured the Irish of inebriety, 11111 relieved the gene. rid inhabitants of the United Kiiigdoin from tio• disease called " Amor Maria," or the desire of staying at home. All this tie has effected ad it were by magic—hy the simple word Taxation. CURIOUS WAGER.—A Ir ioksrller mid a nine. merchant. in *company of friend., were (lisps:Bog which could make the rito-t out of an original work. Alter various proofs adduced on both stiles oil a wager being made, it was given in favour of the sato merchant. As the bookseller confessed, that boa - ever transmogrified, hr was obliged to retain a areat deal of the original; but the wille.tnerchalit Sassed, from a Hie of genuine port, at last he le't nothing. The speakers in the House of Commons bar now sprung up like the teeth of Cadmus ; anal otie Mr. PITT or Mr. Fox to rise again and (wily. their farmer seats. 'hey would find thern:eba. pushed from them stools" by the wail gloos-ii or oratory shining in dim splrtidour iu the =views " wire their own." Colour) THORNTON, it is ffid, is disposing or io pictures prior to ins departure for Frillier, alit,* he 111r111111 to paps the remainder of his day.. If his spurting pictures are included they are amongst the tine►t in the kingdom. During the absence of Sir MARL SIMRS, 1.4 the recovery of his health. oil the Continent, ti:e electors at York are eudeaeouriog to raise up MA opponent to inert him oii his return, by vs:l welcostinig him home. The Loa IP CHANCLLtoII has got an eltentitr manor and quant►ties of game upini it, awl oak the knowletik,* he must legally have utptamed I.n the properties of gu►n b) those altich hate Nett exhibited before Wm. he ought to be a good plot' ; but they say " he is so lung in determining nti it bird he shall tike slim at, that they get mat of 001 Whin hr hes made up We wired."