The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-09-14 00:00:00

. gehtiehh toile it suet estful sortie, in which the asielby'vres dislodged from all his works. It also appears by the last accounts, that on the 9th of fast month, the enemy 'mad* a most furious attack on the bridge-head; fur some time the'fire on bath aided was truly infernal. Being repulsed, 'he retortied to the charge with increased fury and fretils troops, but was again beaten off with great loos. During the continuance of the t t,, k .. 'filet. the passage of the bridge was extretutly dangerous on 'account of the showers of balls which 'crossed •it Without intermission; but the heroines • of TOrtme g animated with the spirit of men, and as liking at die glory of the immortal women of Sara ' gosea, pieced and repassed the bridge with . the ut • Inuit intrepidity, carrying brandy and wine to their - gallant ilelaidders who fought in the batteries. — TWO of than being wounded, Government has re warded their merit by granting them the distinction of a 'medal 'of honour, and*a pension of 100 Cate loniaiU Beres per annum. CADIT, AUGUST 5. lintiaty last 'of the ' lith, I 'mentioned the sailing of the Spanish ships of wir fur Mahon ; one of them lints been obliged to•ptit beck to Gibraltar ini very bed state. On the evening of the 2241. an expedi tion of three thousand plated men sailed from this place, under the command of General Lacy.— they were embarked in coasting vessels, escorted 'by number of gun -boats, this English brigs of . war, with five alined boats from each line of battle whip. These, under the command Of 'Captain Cockherne of the Imptccable. It 'appears by some news remised to-day, although not Official, that they hare landed at Nloguer. We anxiously look for further newt, as their intention must be to make an attack open a corps of the enemy in that neighbourhood, 'under the Command of the Duke Abretuberg. I , IADIZID, any 00. In the night between the 6th and 6th instant, the guards iu the Thratrodel Principe were doubled; and at the raottent the King :teat to his Palace, • the wlthle garrison was under arm, occupying all ' the winery@ and *Venues. A Coutied of State was &hi; the rounds were gene by General llelliard in person; sod, in snort, there was a great coura- MOJA all the night, which was increased by a storm. Mid torrents of rain, which lasted till day-light .:1.- The cease of this extraordinary disturbance wire "laid to be the advaote of some parties of brigands to the palace called Cart del Campo. and the sates, It ema apperrs that there was some fer tmeatation iu the *Rain". To weer their alar': they eirculated a thous:mid stories, endeavouring to mike us:believe that the life of the King had heeti attempted iu the Palate, or that it was intended to impries mid carry hint off at the play : and to give this better colour, all the Inimses adjoining to the theatre were leartliod, and several persons taken kite custoJy for discoiarsing la their eon bonito on the topics of the day. Governor Re kord. speaking at his tittle of the late Ore at Paris, is said to hare unuttered in a low troice o bet se as to be overheard--:the inirigoes of Joseplheo I • To-day (the Ulthj there has been a great Conticil of State: it is said that the result has been the di vision of Spain into foist party, which are to be On der &be:aiming Soult, Juuot, and Belliard : Por tugal reinitiating to Maiming. Joseph pretends thit his brother his sent fur Is i 444 and that he cannot do less than obey him; stillest this is what ilgiven omit to the people here. This evening those who take care of the tapestry at the palace have received orders to take it 'ltem and pack it up ; and at the tome time the whole of time usual eqUipagt. _ _ A! ,T 10. Lieutenant-General Don J. 131.1kr. IMP n rdosferi 1.41 !tiff firad-quatters, which were in tlelfe, to tins place. _ - OSNI (01.13 JULY 19. Notwiti standing su much or this province i. oc cupied by the enemy, lievte was it pervaded by such in enthusiasm of patrioti.rn ns ut preseiit.— The flying parties i,screuse from day to day: The &nein eoinplain of Leing harassed ceaMig, eviden.iy despair of keeping the country Lug. TAIIMAtit/NA, JCLY t 4. Colonel Don Daniel curatunartiiig ti:e battalion of the. disting,ui.dA volunt-2ets of Ultonin, 1,44 reported, that an enemcy's farce, cat s:stia of €l.O foot and BO Itorw, vti*.h e hlwilzer aiinther p',.r.e of ordnance, airr:tr.7,l u n b igurt , w i t h tn.! io..rotion of ;;1•e1y. , 4 mostorl of to• but th'y trei o':s !t7 h tn.-, made for tl;-it vorpol,, and Estit 3 r , V3l . ll 4r!.ltorli moot.: commaioleri !)). D o a J n . or iaart.a and Dots l'r:utri•co Otintita, kith C.tptaiu, to the corr.: of Volarttsrr. ~1 This pursuit, nin:h Listc.l ttp,sarls of three 'ours, r•'st the enemy 100 wen in killctl a.“l c, winch:4, five rnen Isk•o prisoner., One piece of un:l some homers, Our I,:st cont.'s!' iit )(Alia and 10 sounded. convON %. itqx, 17. B,.iptlirr-Gener tl 1) J. I). l'orher the feah.witt; liteport to the Styesinr junta of t ;allot% tlito,lStrOnllN, the Cth inst. : t•.`.tour FACtF.T.VIT Stft—After l atin^ nailed from the friptcs'emaimaolal by 0111111h111Ort It Ma to, it • • the o•iolit t at uhj• of ott , titiuts to afro-I, if p I twlott, nertraVy t • the pt to *h.t!i I 'mint. 4 tat V•trellelicy, thrutteli tny A.:jottlot Grtirml, nost 'I but fut • trromstiMer AIM lif fl sno uoparttlaity 1 , 1 tioe laudius eta made iu tlio• rot, *byte . • any troop, Its hell as Ale English, Cho were on isoara ase frigates, dierparktd, to take the garrison of the place, con slating of ion men, 20 of whom were cavalry. 1 readily sec created is beating theta, with the lass ut 4 killed, and 27 take . * prisoners ; 30 escaped to Laredo, sad the 'rest were dispersed, and are surrounded by oar light parties. The following day 1 detached the chassenris of Can labels, and the first Cantabrian regiment, amounting la the whole to too men, an the rued to Santander; and finding • in Geisatie 930 Frntch (who came from the raid 'town), they defeated them with tfie 102.1 of three killed, owl) , wounded, and 19 taken prisoners : 12 buries were also taken, sand 59 small barges, With au American ship. Several parties, which are in this neighbourhood, are joining use, cud 1 shall soon have a sufficient force tomtit the enemy, and liberate Ma inhabitants from the yoke of the tyrant also oppressed them. Isbell continue to inform your Excellency of the occur rences which take place, and iu the Mess, time have the ho nour to salute you with the nimt 'profound respect. God ',restive, Om." .11! I. Y efi. Yesterday landed In this port, the 6uo wen com manded by Brigadier-General l'orlier, and 30(1 peasants of Biscay, who entreated that he might take them with him, and whose number would have been much greater but from want of shipping, because they were all, a ithout any distinction of age or class, most anxiously desirous to be libr:rated from the dominion of the tyrant. l'orlier did not maintain himself any longer, because the English, being apprehensive of the enemy reci-iving rein forcements, and fearful lest they should lose their artillery, determined to embark ; but he ;Mend/ soon to resume the enterinur. Four landings were effected on different pcinfs of the coral ; el the batterier of the French were destroyed ; the Spanish. whom they kept imprison ed, were set at liberty ; the furls were levelled with the ground ; cud more than 100 pieces of cannon, ind large liptatitities of ammunition, thrown into ilk! sea . Upwards of !C0 prisoners hare Urea scot to England, five ee•arls lorded with iron to Iti bedeo, and to this place '(Cortmon) an AmpricM ship roil riArral pii. es ;itis a matter cf rato nishment that our whole loss conisas iu three men wounded. It is said, that 3,000 men. commanded by a par tizan. of the Millie of Lorga, were so °Mune, es pectieg orders from Pother, which it was found altogether empropiible to comoramicate to them. The celebrated Cuevillas has taken fiiim the Freuclitie swat Avril the military chest and 500 men, and comp -fled him to a shameful &Jilt. NtOr .4111:010V .4 L., 1 tin EN. Vas EYLNING, FRIDAY, September Sl, Idltt, VIII be amyl the Opera u( LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Young Meadow, 51r. I otietlos ; liaasimrn, Mr. BrIla• or; Hohr , Mr. Liston. Rogrit.;, Doi:Lour ; tkburaft Wuudcok, Dln. v.c.p..rt ; Lutiml.a. MIA. C• 011011. To which will be added, thr Farce of THE CHILD OF NAL EH& Duke Mosti , s, Mr. Cliapnotts ; Mnr.Oos Allying*, Mr. P.*rctuul A.beros, Mr. Murray. Aoatuilais, Mrl. H. _ T...... he users of the English Fleet is aitevoistibli deferred on etroulit ..f the Mitres of • prisripsil Pert.i trier. BON. ES 76. Serum' Prier :is 4.54 —PI fid. Second Price 11.-. LOWER GALLI:UV src,,,hl Pries UPPER GALLERY is. Seemid Prier titl. TO THE PUBLIC. Wilb the almost Concerti the Proprietor* feel thrteselvell Compelled to make this addremi to the justice of the Polito-. lit an appeal toilet Town at the. clone of List season, a full anti distinct description wus siren of Il.e alterations propelled to be made in the New Theatre. Ibis appeal was 1101101.11e.1 with the Oneral approbation of very crowded andienre nail the Ilruprieturs, on the faith of this approhnicni, at a heavy inklitionsi expense (which they could lent tll afford) have completed those alterations. The New Theatre (with MUCh more spare in the pablle box. s, general accommodatitm in every n *pert sio !relived) is now se-tored to the same arrenzenient with that of the old 'fleets. before the Girl—and the Public certaisily will not desire that the Proprietors, with all their additional heavy ineninlwanees, should he ridocril to a more disad vantageous situation than they stood in before that sanding ealsinity.—There it not one mare annual Dux now, than there was is the old Theatre, end u, that cumber, for a i say years, there never wan heard the slightcat objection. The Peotrietont throw themselves on the characteristic justice and liberality of Englishmen ; rod in return for the erect anitiwty, eapcuse, died responsibiley which they have eke., fully entunidersil in order to coutrinute, on nu exten sive WA... to t he Theatrical Er , itertaiume.d. uf they iespectfull) solicit the patronage awl support of the . . ttu Monday, ltwneo nod Juliet, with Harletptin and Mother Guote. ELEVEFTII TIME—AND LA•.T SFICHT nrr ONE OF THE COMPANY'N PERFORMING. &wt.:um TIIIAIRE.---.ENGLISII IDPEIZA. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY. Sept. la, will be perform ed a Now Melu-Dratintic Ogre, culled PLOTS! OR, THE NOILTII Tr/WEAL The Oweriorw and Music p.OO:J by M. P. king. Th. Chararrers by Mr. 1100.11111, Mr. Ilvrn, Mr. Plytlippa, Mr. Uu llt, Mr P.'111.1.1. Mr. Kuiihr, Mr. Ozlicrry, Mr. J. Smolt, NI ow Griglieti., on 4 %11.. Kelly. To ohicb will be added, the rewired Borletiti of MIDAS ritl, no: Stworry, MorlOorry, Dreisc., auJ Drrormiong. I taUll •rtal.--0 um), Alit. Otpli ; Apollo, Mr. Phaliri; Pan, Mr. Smolt. MoriTh—Molls. 'Mr. Wilson ; Dainvtair, Mr. Kolpl.t ; M%..., Mrs. Heolry ; Daphne, Mow G. izlio ti ; NysA, Mrs. • Thu Fy,r Mrlo-Orunatx olorra of Plots! or, the North 1 - 90^r, wiU be rcpc..leal To.ennertn4 evening. t„IsT tegur ErT ON F. OP TH COMPANT'd PEII FORMING 'II4IS SEASON. 7'III.:ATRIS ROY A I, HAY- 'IA lIKET Ellis EVENING, .FRIDAY, September is, will be per for....l, a new Play, in Fire Art?, eolkl THE 113111 , 1EFFr I. CON; OR, SECRETS OF A PALACE The. Priaripal Characters by Mr. l• Kemble, Mr. S owr ,by, M. Stanley, Mo.. F.rr, Mr. Carr, Mr. Meuse, Mr. Farlcy, Nue. sii.e r r, MI,. it. Kelly, Mrs f;thlts. After whirl., a Comte Shetrb, called iiLUE DEIIIII4. Mrgritw, Mr. Farley; Demising, Mr. Ctn.'s; James, Mr. Liston. Annelle, Mrs Gibbs. After which 0... d lone) a flnarsioe.Traitic Opera, in wan so t, relki TIOMBAsTES Ft•RIOSO ! With new Srearry, 1.44 secs. s..e. The Orerinre and 31issic entrreert sad s. 1. etnl by Mr. Wait. Atte. , :anitit.ue (Kin( l'inloo,), sir. Mathews; Flashers (Motenti., of Sint.. Mr. Taybor ; General ;tomb:we., Mr. ; Courtiers, Mr. Trcity, Mr. Ilinwriot. Lhstaffisn, 3lOn IS Kelly. imwrusr, the Africans • rw, War, Love, sad Daly with Farinso, nnd Olin; no Munkr, Itniog ( lu last iught ul lilt Cutup:lW'. prrAmssiiiii this St. awi :1"11E .EI ITISH 1 7 '11E SS. LON DON, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. We have receivtil Cadiz Papers to the g6.h last, from which we have made extracts. A corps of 3,000 Spanish troops sailed front that city on the aid, on board *tune vessels, accompanied by several English gun and Wit-bottomed hosts, under the command of Captain Cocanu an, of the Implacable. 'lt is supposed to be destined to attack • corps under the Duke D'Atiaxataatta.-.-The General, Don Poaucti, has landed with his party at Santona, and dune considerable mis chief to the French on the costt. flatteries have been destroyed, and ships taken, and the enemy thrown into the greatest alarm.—The accounts front the Eastern:Parts of Spain ere still more favour able. 'the kingdoms of Arragon, Catalonia, and Valencia, are among the forctnost in energy and activity. In the first of thee, the enemy entered the Province of Leibarta in the latter end of July, bat they were defeated and expelled with considerable Arragon, the Spanish Gen. (\"tl.t.Aeatte:t ) carries every thing before him. He had his head quarters at Calatayud, which city, anA also atroco„ he has taken by Catalonia, the city of Tort Ora Utah Saragossa in olstitiate valour and tleternitinNl resistance. It still held out on the lI di lust. On tile 4th the garrison made a erotic, and drove the French from All their wcrks. The enemy had previously made a fittions attack . 6;mn it on the 9th Ji.i!y, when they were also rejittlsed ; and the women of the P!ace, the females of Sara gossa, were actively employed in the hottest part of the contest, cupplying their gallant defenders with spirits.—Ceneral lit. %Kt: had his head-quarters at Illurcitt. Ilia advanced guards bad approached the frontiers of Andalusia. The accounts from Madrid confirm the report of the attempt to carry off Bing Justrn. It was Whispered itt that capital, that the late fire at Park was produced by the intrigues of the Es- Emple,s Josmutt E. A letter from Plymouth, received yesterday, con tains au account of the re•csptnre of a Portuv,uese ship, by the boats of the Dreiribrung/it, (111 the 3011. last, in a hay elope to Us6aut, after a severe, gallant, and desperate contriet„ in which the Vrrarinought lost two boat", and had 9 killed and 30 wounded.— Among the former, we are sorry to mention, Liru tenant Mtubt.wrow, and Mr. RO6ERTAO,I, Mid shipman. laeutelialits ALTON and BLAUCLILII are among the wounded.—The Portuguese ship was moored close in shore, head and stern, and de. feuded by a body of upwards of 500 Soldiers, of whose presence our boats were not aware until they hail commenced the attempt to cut her out. The ',rite is arrived, with the Dreadnought, at Plymouth. --Three other Portuguese vessels, captured by the 'rime French privateer, it it said, have been also re-captured. The particulars of this gallant •affair will appear in To-morow night's Gazette. We give this day an important Document. ex planatory of the policy which our Government ntrana to Intr•ne with respect to the Spanish Co lonies. It Is perfectly in unison with the iirinciplew more than once expressed in the Speech from the Throne, and avowed by Ministers in Parliament. Our Government considers itself pledged to main tain the integrity of the Spanish monarchy and possessions, so long ns the Parent State continues to mike head ogatiist the common enemy. It is only in the event of its being compelled to submit to the yoke of France, or to make a compromise that shall leave it only the semblance of iadrwanl,-ner thatll r IInITANNICNi AJEMTTIVIii (eel III)Olistd to Lottistroiltwee th Colnaws in Yrrcnn4 for them selves a G.PVtrllltlelli independent of the Mother country. Soine. tic the in...vine letters from Cain: men tion, that the. Freoch have determined to retire front before that city.—Ceraioh• the small pro gress they have hitherto mde, and the forepaw whirl hare heel, matte to IC.!tiVY them, tire tint calcolitted to induce them to he very sanguine in their hopes of success. Petioles, the dilf.•ulty of procuring su;•plirs most have increased with the inccssing bicti‘ity and force of those builds of Pritriu,* which It their convoys. and intercept their couriers in the rear of their position. But, however probable the above rumour only he, (in refitment have not yet received any advlce4 In that eff ct, 'wither is it mentioned in the public Jour -11514. It blew on Wednesday a heavy gale in the Dooms. Several ships ported from their anchors. We have received a series of Pithlic Ihders •nd Proclamations from the Supreme Government of Sicily, anal also a regular sict•ession of Newspapers, commencing ou the lath June, aml terminating wit the 45th July. It; these Journals, the threat of Mo tive to invade Sicily is treated with contempt mid ridicule, and some minor operations of the resprc• tier flotillas of Calelinit and Sicily are n o ticed, bait none of equal importance to those of which we ha►e already given the details. Some deserters had joined the lirdiah Army from the opposite coast, who ar.rrierl that there was a deficiency of provi. suns in the army of the en•.rmy, and confirmed the accounts irreviiimily rec ived oh the distrebt whir•h prevailed. from volious comics, in the camp of JOALIII4. It was said that AltmaT intended to return to N *plc*, miller the pretext of an interview in his capital with relation INAPOLKOX; brit tilt was niolendood to he a Wye represesitation, to con ceal ht. rcitrtt mud disappointment for not itecont 'dishing his purpose of the iiiva.ton of Srt•ily, and to prevent rinisatirifartion itinonz leis tlooll* OD OC. MHO of ins absence. 1y.,,, ) ' • Jig'.: , e—5,......N. ..%'.. V. .". l '' ' • 7,;1!.r.r!r1:;;!!!!!!!!1!;;Fir!'i "i ° ild?I': rir eery ' ' • '": MIL 10.1t1rea, Iti ears tido ., " The ungrateful conduct of the G. p the Pit most lot cibly struck et,,. 0 , 1 -'' If 1113113 of Covent-(;urden Thous ie. i„ t h "'' e ' !Pain, Oa th l e Iniflitia .' magnificent atrtmure, the Ploprolors se K :1 41" .- ce the t it o ,g h . a t v i e le c c o a n t s l i: e le n r i e e t i l Tt e t t l i i t e ra fa u c c i em litl n o e f i lieu. ins r4ll;;b.ie.) T sv ise bet. favourite situation of the admirers or iTtel), ' i t pa • 5.,„„ t o a Accordingly, the Pit at Covent.G 'rot', The:l7.4.- bar is wb . ..i a t er h dn o e i l i gi t i? a v_e l n li vh lt pe . H ow have The Sr oh'? Proprietor I r - . tot' disorder. Even t i a ' s liot t w h h e . as i w a h — h r e e t a t n i t yr l t i n e lle t ps h r e ( r a trils r i n sfp e rl i li i . :;l 4 r ow,,na T iv he r : whatever to be dissa c ti;fi ,tie e tin t-th e a l Le x n ell a of a r t e he r co r . fee P.: i s y . isa at the tPi hick d*" . the :: pen ' t c each o alteration, ntil s i i u d e e. t i w let l i i i i a4 c l ith' bore t tli e il y s i 1 W ig :su e:l X s t mule, s t e e tr io e r n i lil t : S r: It . n a s 11 1 1 eh : perfect waste of apace to nos pub' g Ivor would be a I. Gs 13 is t these men are nu tit . ti t l i tr e e.i. r : i ya , e n fa er eo r qd , u : ' n i i ii n t i r i r ld i er s i r T l, , :n ol I , e " , r f . t ' l l 7 , h e : : lf, 1 l l 'i t t r — oa never t b t e t tre re w a r l re l .0 hat ls . s . age will not long be.driven front their seos I,r As in I on, 111 is ph those intruders, but sll, with one *mod, rim ' .Itatt. themselves to 'tenser, from the sons of me. •. in; airs . twichnt and unalirnabk privileges of Me Pit." , twi , 1 am yoate, Ike. A l i mn. atter lira I Ti ,br. A'EA/BLE. 'ark, --www--.... Dealt SCR—What you nrstook last semi cau re/ AtUrt the voice of the people. was imtlatly! more than ha hem, v .ice of is facti s tin. which 3 u sonAt Oleo Man twe Irish kn , wti, and mina now knee, was orga . .ivd by rm . eses a C 11:1 1 .11 : 1 0 0 11 7 :1 6 : : : 1 0 0 5° e a l u d 1 : 111 1, 1::17 , c i . c' h rl' a o u . Ttet t :r i s ' . : l l:;a C i l i v i i.j . . l .. l4 l,l l l l : l l i . i i i i m i s t :t eo l t 6:": ri a? ' :t i l t r i c i 111 ::::;:: eu : 4 1 , .. j :::::; 1 :::: it rides ti ha -owl At the moment when you had. wits. a foudsqe .tiO tits, suOtslY pa rat:errant e. hit k, d by the Wood - ,,,d ' m al t indeitgodenr part of the pill.,;ic pre* titt7trohrd over t ' his conspiracy you sickness 1ei1.44 th e , 10 I t h er il 1 quished foe your victor. stud received the Ise twi t .las his hauth r %Ve t te that foe an indivislie4 ma might, i n , aio.,tprig the part of the csit,!isnte. stiectiog the miniber of Pm ate Bose!, extant* modifico v tion front his liberalo lei _,s gt In,' 1,, the n or his jii- lice i . but where that patty is o u t s o .t a e sh a ll r i ritual, but au.negaitized political patty, yeti hate se 44, t I I s t r i b: i sliest mercy or tieltdeliitOO to expect. anti stir moor"' its 'piths return to your allegiance the Ire ter. l'utl mar, it hum is true, stifle a few of their wretched argotic Ina* Item various means within a Proprietary of wealth in, words influence; but although Cerberus may devour Li lam sop isi silence, you have to coconuts' the lh keno drsi s heads; and there will emit a I Iced. of to taw goes to wag against the infraction of the c 0 0 ,.., etpro ratified by you and the Pleuipatelitiaties of !j• war FRANCIS BURDETT'. Conclave assastsled at - swot Crown and Ant bor. I:ow. Your's, &c. BEM HINE !Rao ~...,... _.......-.--- warn Weitiesdoy, Its Maass tr. Princes , es Almost to op and SOPHIA, took their usual I.llolroirig's ortil . o w . Windsor Park, with their custuticiry attrudoste. Itictiiii Yesterday morning, Ills MaJr.srv, Pu n ta. sight Annus - ea cud SuPHIA, took as airing in WIN/ • To , a l Park till ':t arrive o'clock. The Royal Party ibe sir accotnpanied by Lady ELY, Lords M'AI.rISURr leapt HARDINa, and WINCHELMIA, Genctals ICIZau maul and WYNTAUD, and Colonel TAYLOR. are to Princess knells 'villains much the AMU at 1 sal. t has been for:some days pest. shotti His [tortt llighliess the • Prince of WALES Tarr r a, t , grand (hover yestefiloy. at Carleton.llouse, to the j-ds, r loyal Ilghtievses the Dokes of Volta, CLAars 4 Ireral and CUSIISKIMAND; Mr. SHERIDAN, Mr. Wel the pt , TREAD, &e. &1. Wen ' IlliS Itotal• Highness the Duke of CLARE% must I arrived in " own at twelve o'clock yesterday, tro st cr 0 Bushy, Ind returned at half-past ten last night. in a The Duchess. Dowager of RUTLAND entertake sties ) • select perry of Nobility at diusser yesterday, fowu t her house its Sacks/die-street. . ott , -1 Yisconnt A,IIIIIIOOKE arrived in town ye4tera . that 1 I from Ilcininotst Lodge, Windsor. hoos a 11 .i . 1 : t i iv to Nl L oar d i l lu s s T a Ll F y .:;t i t i . T a , 'anti herhia L it a a t t ly u n t r ar e g i o ; , ;: i hat', church, limits. moil . I The final arrangements fro , the re.builditi: harsh e Dr u r%* L.I tie The al re appear to be ties , ly couch , • On n . Mr. II : itounicruia had a cottfer.sice of hill ilai . Li 11;14 ✓ yesterday with his R...yal Illigh-'its t h e Uu' 7 e T,, e I CL•ltr.NLIt on the subject. Mr. Wgivaavaps sod. t b o u r a t i t u f e r s o s. m li e d f i n s rd a s a h e i ' a c t, ilis e lao co co in t a i n ii e t s t 7 e d us:lh: I, ivil,,:a ~ I new Act. u r 'r $ Signor BA 1.110141 has le ft Glasgow, and -1 1 l r.. , t Newcastle, where lie is rihibitiug his 'Fount' I, . performance,. 1, 1 Atived ut thfax's Hotel, Edintrirel-- , i t The Morgois of tiostley, the Earl of f Tyrcooovi, 041 ` i t t. Groot, M. P. An Set oft from the same place— Ti, --J- Graham, Esq. of Orisill, --Dow, Eat' C'''" le, e Gretislow, Esq.; and J. M'Avill, F..i. Mitred at Dussaarca's lintel— 0. 3 Sir Dot id and Lady Baird, Miss Band, sod M." • ~,i .f IWoueltope. 1 . 1 ..! U. .; i Arrived at FORTUNS and Ihscaserr I:4 I r 'l,, ~ r • Set off born the sante place— ;', 1 „ joh t , : n iaa r n a l o l:ii a tt u l d se T ll, l6m Catua si emi.Mtari.cria,r,A7Litir Don, Ilr ~.:• ....,. i i !..: 3Airtrirlaylieja:stfil:dliadLaievamdCydharEy:latMtuver2D:il rfas:,3lia)liri'ss 11;i1110.11!" e. t. e The last arrivals at Bath are — , 1 ., t li il : d Earl nudes:ante» of Como, Couutesa a P . " r ~,, a., ~ Carlton,. Hos. Mrs. Shale, Liest -C t n. Le , ....• ,' ' '' " t1. , , - .11 i Woad, Colonel Tartan, Major sad Mrs. Till. 11. H , r it '' I.roars, Rcv Mr. Douglas, Rev.", ROW it'll, Capial. i lar! , .. ~‘ 14 1 i iourvonne Ireland., Mr. sad Mrs. Lai-Wigton, V. d ,„. as z -. ,s 1..1..5.d0, Mr. awl .Me,. Creed, Mr and MJ lt A ~ Mr. and Miss Powell, Mt. Niro and Water Ilathl.nt,:, ✓ 1 Trawl, Mr. Napier, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Pict'. Mr R. , r '''' 0 lir. Grew illr, Mr. Cleraruts, Mr. 11411...gt00, , ! . .r , i..v, W I Mr last ,1, Mr. Power, Mr Young, Ni. I've . 1 .7 ~.. -., is I .11117.41t1, :Vie. Brows., Mr Worthingloo, Mr i 5p : _ 7 ...4. , , 1., ,i . 1 ., I sienoiffe, Mr. M.wre, Mr Auk., Mfr it . a(o ,M , r 1 , :; 4 1 Mrs. Anil, intact, Mrs. Selthorre, Mr.. I ei.•4l. ter. . L . . .. O. I- , Moo. Lwow., Mr,. Smelt, Mr.. rirrautiall, :ilro pu _ii . ... h,, 1 , ' 4 ' Mrs. Snot:Jed, Mrs. Gsnorille, MIA Morro, gm i' r ) 1 ,, to M‘,. Croon, Piss Tinarry, altos Genii% VW& ti. l “ . a. CI at • .ti Jill LA, Milli jilaia/COialk . , &C. ' 4 C• i