The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-10-31 00:00:00

THEATRES. collgler-OAtbEw. Lis t n ight the Trageily of Isobel/A; ors The tat Alarritge, was represented. =lt is - a heavy 0 . ; hot, the exquisite acting of Meastotibm., the ma:icier of liabellu, cheated the dl ru ,„,,t.my of the scene, and excited the great mt.rest in the minds of the audience. Her con bog i.reatt was admirable. When she stabbed ,it, involuntary shrieks, from different parts the house, spoke more in her praise than 10.1,1 r“ plandttc—Mr. Kestat.g. as Biros, did It j u .tice to the little which the part afford, r. CH t ett': snataine.d the detestable grader of Corks extremely well. He was part '. IA; „ o cer.sful when, confronted with his accu he code-ors his villainy. His action and toner rimed that cool determination which the mu g possess, who, knowing the worst, con tenipisously loaves it. In the Musical Farce of The Poor Soldier, Whieh 11, Mr. Tsyl.oll personated Father Lake. need the character with considerable humour, inak•ng due allowance for the difficulty a nit ' this country must feel in imitating the Irish t, h;s performance was vary respectable. His tt You know l ist soar Priest," was given in a strk—We found considerabl.: difficulty in oirtig our old fiend Darby, in the hands of W. SIMMONS. ilw lEn K lish caactrs, he as ulsch merit l ; k but 'lrish par h ts r are e totally p out ef hu hue. The house overflowed at au early hour. LYCSUM. but sight Mr. LOTICIROTIL made a very sucer.s. rl i ppesrunce in two characters--Peagfass, in The Heir u Lao; and Abram, in The Peril to Pay. Nourithstiroding that the upiations or the audience formed on the former character from their tg I rcustomed to see it only in the handsel one polormer, and one so able, that his very peculia rities seemed to have become mean*, to its rue. ens; vet the personation of the mercenary tutor by tg r A ua gusoye was so exeellent, as to leave us nothing to regret in a comparison with any other v. th 4 dress was better chosen than that is .h;eh Mr. FAWCETT plays the part : and the ereaavealoured coat, with fantastical black bunco, was very succesvfolly exchanged for the more sober gray of the priggish Parson. At fiat he appeared to imitate FAWCirr too closely. but as the piece peseeeded, he became more ongtnal, and reanahlanee wart seen to have been the of an accidental cold. His whole perform. ante was rich and comic. His ecstacics, when good forme is showered upon him—his despondency 504 terror at the ides diming city of. .11 10 sinecures hi. noon subserviency tom!, the caprices of his urines petrernw-were marked with much dis tutu, and given with great ellect.—The ether novelty in the cast of characters was . Ketones in Zekiel Haffiespnis; and it is th pleasure we have to express our entire satiefac oi with his performance. It had throughout the high inert of being chaste and natural—tan eulneis as that we can bet too rarely bestow oo characters is this line; for we seldom see countrymen whir, are sit liorlesqued into boors. or whimpered into I&diem Mr. KNIGHT steered clear of both ex tmes—his grief appeared natard ; awa his joy. thigh excessive, was still within the bounds of Wre—ho aware pasta* of the muse excellence ; sad in all the transitions of the chteacter, from re seutawat against Diek Dosekto. to tenderness for his sister Ceely—efroin contempt for the family of the lowlier of her virtue, to gratitude to ewviater the protector and friend of her innocence nicest sere rhiilsyei.—Nlerstewn; in Daniel Itatelas, sae et IliTlll+lll , 4 es C.e1.11.1 be wished. A. moist, he se the house in a roar by throwing in occasunist d. dies of his own slang ; soil in one scene was so irresistibly curniest, that neither Mrs. STARKS nor Miss Mona could proceed with the bullhorns of the stage, for lutighter.--.Mrn. Hose played and looked the enable and simple crony , exceedingly soe, and was initdi applauded, particularly in the wow when her repentant lover c onies to solicit her forgiveness; and she eccompaisted the recta !ohm of " Keep away from in., Dick I" by rush. ut alto his arins.--.Mrs. Stones was very respect ' 1 shit it Lady Doter& ; as were Miss BOYCE, iii Ceroliar ; {{MELT., lei Dick artrlass; 0. ! ,1 11 ,- nr, Mare/and ; nod POWELL. in Sterfferr.— fhe pre-eintnence of JOITTISEONE, in Kenriek, is Ins su II known to require a comment. In The Deed to Pay, LOVI,UROVE gave another fe"sfof the versatility of his talents, by his excellent performance oh Jobsan. lie trod cln.ely liven the Milt !lAN hi Mit it, !yid will rewarded by the most leelnune. Hun look soil action were well It to the surly yet juviel Cobler ; and whether it 541 to sight at hi, stall, or drink at the 3, l"re's, lie AM contrived to keep the house in • " 1 ! thins!. Ilis ironical coaxing tone is pe cu:;ttl) felic tens, anti, like woe of his pedsgrigrie haul, owl ha's in Paregtost, entirely new to the Lobe l boards iii these elinrsetera,--Mrs. 0111.1EIE oils lu. lowly rib ; and a prettier Nell we have never seen. Her acting also deservea the warmest enc..- mom for its liveliness and humour. The bed- Iccue*lt% supported; end several grace. tlornwei to to ei.fi c h th e p ar t, were much applauded by the " 4 " , ec•—!lifr. J. SNIT ru song Sir John Loveruic's roar very swe e tly, virticul irly the ituotiii; - . - K; tad Mrs. Score pl is,' the terinsgant bole to per frt, t!rilt—The Bli n d riddler was rather t" muris fur tire reoil tr stage—it/eh tricks are tr. 0:4 for romintelninko ! - —;--- The Gentlemen rif the Nlerlieal Institution for the Relief of the %l Mown awl Orplitirs of Gentle men of that profer•ion, of which Iwo flops! High ,,l"*l the Duke o f li mi t i s pa t ron , di ne d at the `-itY of London Tavern M 101 V Wet. Mr. Ware, the judly celebrated ucolist. was in the chair, which Ile filled with that affability and paliftfore* l'Y MIA he In so eminentty distinguished. A letter was read from tie Matron, apologising fx his atiei we on account of the afflicted state of the Royal F:171111). $ 1111.1 rtpfrll,lllK lino Royal ll.xte kft.'s tint witides f.lr the %Items of the lostiliftf"". Th• dinner and witty% were excellent. The "e" ic was sperat lunch conviviality. and wird ~4 111" vieft he several ea-elle n t songs try Mr. Fit' ; 4 "G% Tire favourite duet of t• CoN/J a man 4 ""re." vies givim with the happiest effect by f• Fitzliroons and a uateur. Last 14' 1 pelf Mirri piece; 4 r11,i dull in 'onto' ru Interest in r 4 .6111104 *cellersrlf. Ino t h e hong t he lon , ir“ It M . MN CH tau c !teracter of tu lttl% . *occt gm, he C,°' h.sooner evilv su n mutt P hon,twowily to In the Mt so reerdeil, • pia} td t tad, mak ni lot O f (111 , 1 ecvn t, St/44 " Y°U ro d • t ectrAinting SIMMOI • f nilCh of his hoe. I ass sigh ful 31/1011 , U' 11 Heir at La la Notwithato were form behig areas prtformer, c . rots seeto eras; yet II Mr. Lonst lathing to actor. H , its which the erealo • buttons, *I tc mare awbei appeared t the piece the cutlet lr effect of area WO C fortose is • sod terror ' hi. I • hiv various 1 ' criminal iou F bl 7 ether r Mr. Karol with pleats' ▪ • tun with hi 19 high Merit ow that we is this line; • ass harlerti dueller. • twoev--lio thigh ewes oefort—ho sad in all tt aeohoent E his sister C • the roma to Ceroluir, t +OO I i were r!: ;A. it. au It 111111 art the ho &Ars of t irresistibly lilts but Y the stile, *ls looked thr wn!, and seen tithe Mr bier f • or t me tattoo of iog alto h !l i t , : L of ; in /Pim, as The pre-el t, " :f toow•ll ke In The r.ui or 11, prfurnioni IF 1) r . 1 re Id »rol ap t film to tl 1141 to oir t t "ty tor rt cut; irt) fr ~.„ "Ni . . e n 1.011.6 1 was 41. 1., flaw ken. H, ; 6111 41 rwr oceue wo o rcr; to to ri.ri t todrzlice.. St. 10 '6' vrr Mn!Mlrr std resit fection.__ •••••pi,. re i and tr. ce.,:y fa a nd od or Thi n GI the lielie rn men or t t itter I "ts the 142 City of the wit ttly Isis . 11 o i *h . cli li e Stl t A lette ;ow' tit his th of he nn a ; ;he ars:, lies ; 1 Tit d Hit %vino ~,,1 ! e, •^llllleqed it. •Id 4Ul4ri F,te MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, Oct. 30. Janes Tedertr, a young mutt oboist eighteen veers of age, wus indicted fee • mistletoe:moor, to 'having written a letter to -...-..Synione, a ilia- Mond merchant, and a native of Armenia. threat. g to accuse him with a detestable offence, un less he gave him the au is of 590!. He was indicted under a very military stout*, the previsiness of which leave it in the discretion of the Court to pu nish, with seven year.' transportation, any person convicted of writing letters to another threatening to accuse him of any offence whatever, for the pur pose of extorting money. Mr. Symons, it appeared, way a Gentleman of the most charitable disposition, and of very exten sive property, residing ets Sydney-street, Gamell street. He had been about 30 years ise Eng land, and is now upwards of 77 yeses of age.—On the 22t1 of August lest he received a letter from the Defendant, Recusing I iiiii of the worst proprii sities, and threatening, if the Prosecutor did not give him • sum of mosey to set him up in business, as he had promised. that Defendaut's brother, whom he had informed of all the circumstances, would come to town, and Prosecutor should he brought to justice. Mr. Symone, who never, to his knowledge, had peen the Defendant in his life, although he had once or twice called to purchase articles at the shop of his master, • uman, in Pentonville, handed the letter over to is hair-dreaser of the name of Gent, who happened to call a few minutes after he had received it. Gent advised him to take the letter to Hatton-garden Police-office, which was accordingly done; and Mr. Upton. the clerk, wrote an answer to it. which he directed to Defendant, at the place specified in his letter. —ln con , eqiielice of this. the Defend ant called at Prosecutor's house on the 27th of August. and was ushered into the front parlour. Hancock, the officer, having been previously stationed in the heck piirlimr, in such a situation as to lee enalded to overhear every thntig that was mid. The follow. iug conversation then took place Prosecutor naked Defesdant whet WM his same L—He as swer.ll, Trader. What is your bissisers with M?—To receive the soul. you promised use, to art me up in business. How dui you find out my name ?—By the Newspapers. Dn you know my non ?—Yes Why did yon write that misty letter to me ?—Because I am in distress. if you are in 'fists's, w►y did yea as ease to se as ot►ee poor meo and women do, is Bose of s►os I give halts crown, to some five ? Becalm you know you profaned lee soot. Young man, you are rifigtakew ; here is a one pond note ; call in twu ur there days, and I will give roe roar or fro peon& noire. The Proeeentor then laid the note on the table ; and the Police Officer coming in at the ntomeni, he cotilti not soy whether the pnund nute, which he tentleired to the Defendant, and winch was Mit tnately found on the floor, had been taken nit by him ; and it was owing to this doubt of Isis having aetins//y received the money, that the Defendant was indicied fur the I'6-demeanour, instead of the capital offence. The moment the Defendant braid the footsteps approaching. he cried nut. 0 I will not take the pound note—l wi ll go t o Bou...i r eet." This statement was folly sulet 'landed by Han cock, who apprehended the Prisoner; find by NV,. y Barber, a servant of Mr. Symone, whose curneaty had led her to listen to the whole of the ciiiiver-n -lion. Ilanenek produced a paper, wi'h pencil marks on it, which he had Annul in searching the Defendant's hos, and nhich snored to hr the Gri p:Sad copy of the letter that had been atilt to Mr. Sy 00000 ne. The master and mistress of the Defendant de posed ss to his general gorol distract. r. 'f he Jury returned a verdict of Gerity—and the Defendant was sentenced to green years trouspor , tallest. Bei g ierwin Elliqtr, and lai;dlseilt Ilia, his wife, were indicted for a conspiracy, in ;iv/curing Mary Dainger; widow, under pretence of insanity, to be imprisoned in'oi mad-house, kept by a Mrs. Bo roughs. at Holston ; the said Mary Daintree being at the time in her perfect st iisea. There weir two other persons ji.iiied in the indictment, M a ry 8 4 41. kiss and Sur edge. the brother and sister of the Prosectoret, who did not appear to take their trial. This case. from the multiplicity of witnesses called nn each side, detained the Court from about one o'clock tit half pan five. The Jury returned a Iverdict finding Benjamin pi in Elliott thy, unit ac petting the wife. Thy 7.h Dragoon., II.) on,Dablin fluty, by their Exemplary conduct have endeared them fitly -5 to the principal inilahitint, of that linspitsble ci:y, and the rezret thut is exprevved by ail elms-em et their impromching departure un service, bespeaks their wort:). . _ A lino; On the Punch crust was heard on Satnr day, suppo-eif to he rejoicing for the victory M A 54601 A claim, with respect to the battle of Nu snen. It may hive been fur the arrival of th e E,. 11 . prior of AUSTRIA at Paris; or migbt be some shots exchanged between the enemy's flotilla at Boulogne and our cruisers. At Marlborough•street Police-office, yesterday, ▪ man of the name of Sirrenton4 was committed for obtaining a service m is tamely in °reliant-street. tit. George's, by the means of a fictitions cliorActer givret him in arming by a fellow alto a...cloned to bi 111 Captain .tone, lAA who, on point of tact, is a tier -54i1 of ;oat char icier, and who serves his thocarded brirthre:i with fictitious ones by wholesale. A (ii-iiil-miss of the cosine of Worgscttßa, top s, trrb• ni G i ,cars of iczr. lost his Me at his house at woke, Green. Molilleses, by fdlorig into a w►ll, 911 Sunday. The ground lied Riven wry, in ermserpience of rain, after dusk in the earning; and Mr. W. aho luta retornii g from his bottle, as usual, at ten o'clock. etepped into the cavity in the foot-path, and was precipitated onto the well, which was 41) fret rlvep. Soceot PIIEVENTLIL—A young woman, a ser vant in the family of a silversmith In (4roril-street. attempted to drown herself at Millharit. on Mon ilAy ereiiiro2 ; and she hurl precipitated herself into the river, when a hro klsyer of the name of STOP'', 0/ . 19 w4a returning from work, observed the act of the unfortunate woman, and he got her out after she had been K hoo% three minutes in the water.— The causc of the rash attempt was not known. The friends of the young woman are traiespeopie at Acton. RVItilt.RY AT LORD AYLESBURTSu We lay before our readers the particulars of a robbery at Lord Aylesbury's, which will skew the nece ss ity t h ere i s f..r the aintillity Soil gentry in caution their servant. 110 t 16 altos workmen, when employed is the •hence of the family, to remain by themselves, especially in those rooms where you lovely is deposited.—.Loril and Laity At lesibory arrayed at their house to Seymour-Mare, on S.,tur day last, and on Sunday morning it was discovered that *emend drawers and a bluest' had been opened, either by false keys, or a pivkloek ; umoug ushers, those belonging to her Ladyship, in the charge of her maid, who moonily missed * very valuable pearl ring (presented to her Ladyship by the Princess Augusta), a diamond hoop ring. r pair of amethyst snap•, and gold chain, tan bows for bracelets, set with brilliant's, four rows of gold chain, and similar articles in an immense value; also a great quantity of WWI' wearing apparel. I ler Ladyship, on being acquainted of her !rasa, requested that "Townsend might wait on •her the folluain4 day; which he accordingly dot; rod, through his exerfr tttt s, not only have the pe. petra tors been di cowered, but n great part of the pro perty found, in the following inaimert—Upon hie exatoining the drawers, &c. he instantly reported that no strangers could hove clone it, and inquired who had beets I ft in charge of the hour, and what persons had called there. On beirg informed that uo strangers, except si the workmen front an emi nent upholsterer, who lied been re( redly employed there; suspicion imme d iately fell on them; aid Townsend suggested to Lady Aylesbury, witheid taking notice of what had occurred, to send for the same men, and to request that their mailer might accompany them ; which was instantly compiled with; and the jouniryinen and the two ataistoots, upon being clearly questioned by Towusend, con fessed the robbery ; and rpoii examining their re apective apartinents„ iii that of the journeyman was discovered • part of the jewels; and amongst ■ number of duplicates, was found one fur the ring presented to her Ladyship by the Princess Augusta; and in those of the apprentices, at their master's house, was found a part of her Ladyship's wearing apparel. The three yesterday underwent an examination at Bow.street, and are to be brought up again. EDINBURGH. Ocr. 27. Thursday, between I 2 and 1 o'clock forenoon. a farmer was attacked, on Sheriffinuir, by two men on foot, who, ;orienting each a pistol, took from him a considerable sum of money. After the rob bery they set off in an easterly direction, leaving behind them bundles, contaioing shawls, &c. to the value of gni. which were taken pormision of by the farmer, who immediately pursued them. They ar rived in this city about 10 o'clock at night, in a chaise hived at Alewhall's Inn, Qurensferry. They shirr oil night at a hotel in Prince's.street, and ape- In : met' on their alighting. tor their want of luggage, .:vying, that it was to arrive next day from Glai giic, from which place they said they had come.— tin its being rernut kid, that coming from Glasgow by the Qacensferry was rather an unusual norm, they repremmted themselves as beingeonnected with some respectable families in Stirliogwhiee, whose nAnts they mentioned. and chose that, in Prefer ence to the direct road, that they might visit them. morning, about right o'clock. they paid tb4ir bill and left the house, but were not long away, when the farmer, who had followed closely, it q,tirtd if such people (ile.cribing them exactly) h a d l o d g ed there the preceding night. tie seas told that they had, but were gone calling, however, sonic litre after, in the expectation they might have returned, was again on the point of retiring, vexed and disappointed in the object of his pursuit, when he had the satisfaction of seeing the two fellows pass the door. They had undergone • completechange, being now elegantly dressed in new clothes, with boots and spurs on, and whips in their hands, which they purchased from tradeimen in the neighbour. hood of their lodgings. The farmer sprung after them, and seized one by the collar: the other en deavoured to escape, but was taken by a soldier be longing to the Itegi.trr guard, and both were put in the Tolbonth. They hive since linen examined be fore the Magistrates. They are good-lookisigyouog meth A select party of friends asumsbleil nt thoin•r, at the Kymits Pavilion, Monmouth, tin Thursday last, iiilinnonr of His NIAJIRSTY having completed the tiiiieth year of his reign. The field pieces there mounted were tired, tl.e bells rang • merry peal, and many copious libations were offered In the health of our august Sovereign and his Family, on thi• very memorable occasion. We are happy to announce the arrival of Lord ri,o,iiiiit Hauesivis and his amiable VOlntlft. at Glyini Place, Sussex, on Tuesday Lois; v here, to the great joy of the nei:ehlaiiirhood, particularly of the poor of the pari,hts of Glyinl cud Beddisigliam, they are expected to t outwitr till aft e r Christmas. Jrcera•, the Seattirii, arrived at G oo d e ' s I-11 0 . tel, Pty mouth, oa Thursday lest, accompanied by Mr. D* Ice, a friend to Captain LAILL'S olio saw him safe to Polperro the some day, and was recognised hy los mother sod the itilieliitaida of the town ailli the most heartfelt and unbounded joy. Toe hosing math bets itct Hall anti his name s 'lce, the Bristol man. is utY; but a bottle will take pleiv meat 'Fedi Iwtwitt the twiner and young &dr, for a purse, and a stake of 501. It has been stated in most of the Paper*. that LITIEN BONAPARTE is preparing to proi red forth with to America; bust this is not the fact. Such. indeed, was kis ash anti intention; and um hi itg he seems to deprecate more than to be treated as • plisotter of war. His else has consequent ly b e en soh:rutted to the Clown, Lawyers, and the question put, whether from the circum 'gapers under which he fell into our power, we have a right to constitute him a prisoner taf war. The Lawyers have decided in the af tirmstive, nod Government hare determined to art accordingly. A ship of war has in coonsequence been sent oat t• Melts to take him nn board. and to coovey him, his Lundy and effects, to this cotiii• try. where he will, no dotibt, be treated with every attention and indulgence, tint incompatible with • Jae regard to the pakilic go-4. CITY EV , JA rAv. Yestesday the Lord Mayor veld n Crool of Alderman id Goadosil, oho h ors attended b t • id Magmata, tart Sherdis s accouter, awl City Oideers. • The price of t..wa was ordered to be raised buff nu assirle, or a peony iu the perk-loaf, to commeare ti. meow., 'nitro the quarient loaf (wheaten) •ili ha sold fierz $ *2. and household Is. .0 The Clisolurtain laid herure .441 s ih produce id the trphuus' Fund fie Ito he )eur • nrlii, f R ii.e Judy last mud 1 301 oul stork us, drawis eat of Ow e hot, sad ordered to be sauthilated, and .is tiusirtl.,` untie! dirbeiert to b.• siren to the seicral parties iutescssed fee them le Ortr3 the mine. . • . . . The Court voted the usual gratuities to the revere! Of f icers for I lora. sorrier.. tho in.; the 'oat .61,4. The 'tracers G.r Lor4 Mayor's Day, with dot rettlrtuillPre foe retteletitry the prorouuirtne by laud mei tsulet 4141 She. tatli. Sion, ter, r ordered to he outarri Severtl per to::‘ were woo, u, aid .11tertuilowerl i , as heolyp. Ithowurter of Jtiol ruiners of hreigo goof trey sworn air, previous to i:erurtet ion . • Wariinis bills sod %.8 bill. were ordered fdr paybirst. Mary Nielinisims,a pour isi,rl ul "it. Jan's, Weelinewatr, was admill.3l sole 114 Seliund al E.uaaart 11..01 .1. Tim u.usi orders, attain.i Cleaving walla a..d birientks th e s th November, and ow lawit Wier's Day west, wi.ie di meted to be published end dirdribated. Srtrral pennies were admitted seejmnie at MOO aad yap. men to the Sheridi. PULIVIi. . e 00rt.15 RA C*., (Ott. Vii 4 Ricker'? Moulage was charged by Jelin Clap*, ef MR% Poppiimeourt, Floshomes, with se smelt. The Cwasplsimase UMW, that last slight, between to audit iiithrelt, two WOIIIICI2 who lived le hit hoese Lad soma Imola op stairs, whiets drew Isis attention toward. the dotur of the room be wee sitting he perceived Ater or lee perokost the frusta doer who were Isoilnoing, sod mieitioyi repo* sutler. He went to the door earl *shed thee whoa they waineriewebe Defeedant immediate ty stench him over the eye.. lie celpil the watch, and pee him into the charge of it *Whams ,• on which be attempted to micape. The Ceeeptiitteitt' welt to mist the watehreas ' whirrM reeeivedeemril ties are the batik from the Defiesideelb companies% who sestie his es cape, bet was feallimmil end tate maw coated/ is hisitehair squat*. A We. Wilma corroborated part of OM Complainant's tie. botany, hat deliverea bar cvideate with mete warmth. The thigeodast, Is his defence, stated, chat it wet a pai. vote is the Poet Hoards, sad had bees to ins oleos to re ceiver arias paring through P Wirral/ft, he sat a watchman% who oakithere was murder cried rut in the plaiesat's house, sad asked bin and fuer other pers.usT were pain to bp, atop at die door until he went at) t • to investigate the beeisesa. They bad bees wading bat; • abort time, *hes the Complainant ease to the dune sad ac costed them is eery meg% lasavagt, seised bias by She cellar, aid gave had is charge to a watchman.: fand4ag him self is custody, be certainly seed rviiib medial to rivadepe bimesal4 tad might bare Owe. *me bilairs, *wide itairril to it from kieewilag that be was to went gooritthir mai sung. The sassiest he bawd " Stop thief !" pai l / vol.. hig s liji 4 and pee himself tap. The Cosaiaile of the eight. easiptd touch for Ina prwper conduct dies 404 is eased,. WAY, watch-hoar be begged the Coaplataebee prate Oren went es bid knee, to entreat he ovoid glieeinebeitnateb. not effect. He was obliged to leave ins watch siithilas Sq. Seer OW Light, es • asciarity for liaappattaire ikia mown tog. His asjimat ma as the lall.whawotdd give him • pled The worthy A hterateat (Jriam) Okayed, that it apprised to him the afkay bed its racism as improper noise in the Complatassio bare, eis ohm aeausiat be videnad the De. feadisit to bealiasalseed. We observe, among rite latentilitery pmenotinne, Captain+ Aacutieto MlecLatire, of ate 9,4 th regi ment (or Scuts hrignile) promoted to a nuilotry " widener perelseis. in that equally_galloot 'ego. went" the eyth, serving under Lased W LLSPOTOK. Our readers will recollect like spirited m..ourr C a p. tam MALAINE and his brave little garri,o,i. wan• posed of his own grenadier colorer'', and few ee• tillerymen and seamen., &ferried tort Matagor. d., and the terms in which Genera' Gastrin prev.ed himself in his dispatch to Lord Ltvtaroot —" I have the honour (says the General) to luck... Captain MACLAIRS'IIie the geth, r. port to ma. It would be injustice to the service nut to recommend him in the warmest, manner to your Lordship's no. tier ;"—• regornmenitatiou which has not been over. looked. linleed. oothing teuditmore to sustain the military spirit of nur breve army. than Ka promise rewards and promotion which ourGoberiim•-ot are so ready to bestow ou every office., freer the Orne• ral to the subaltern, who disti..gun.hes him-alt to any particular manner. Mrjor MArLAIIIIL is of the family of Seallastle, in Mel, a bream of the Loctibuy, and is twin-brother i.f th.• late Captain MURDOCH MaI:LAIN,. of the 21st regiment, who was the only British officer alt.) tell at the g:orious battle of Maida. SZTRACF OF ♦ LETTER MOM AU OFFICES ♦T 1116 MB OF SoURSON, OATI,D ST. OBOU4 July 24, 1810. 6 . The picket for 0:d England sailing this evening, I hare only time to bay a tete worno, W e (wised here on the 7th, and the place capitulattd Of. the Bth. Our loss has been much greater than it would hate been, had the anomie' pin of attsr k b een eact i.d into •xeeortoo : but the u•.ir.•cc of the surf on one bide of the island presented tne 'elid ing of that port of the ifon'e for the teal utt..ca in consequence of which, that thltwied as fe!ht did the whole of the business, with tior lu►s of Officer killed, and 61 rank and die killed and wounded; besides these, a few roor fellows were drowned in the surf. Ido not expect to reanain long on this island, as our think companies will, I believe, proceed with a large fore. to the attack of the Isle of France in a shoat time. I cunsider myself very fortunate in having been sent on this Expedition, as the change from the bottling plains of India to this climate is delightful." The Fiesta, alias !)aril Scott, from Malta to Eng. land. foundered at two. Toe Stoutish ship Aralwato,from Africa, was taken the tint ofJune, on the coast of America, by ti.e Morse French privateer. Some advice% have been received by two Gen tlemen who have arrived from Bilboa, of the stive of the French force in the province of which that town is the capital. On or about the 14th instant, the enemy had, in different stations in 1/164:11, from 17,000 to , 20,000 men, which were topside of being assembled at any one point in 14 hour,— It was in consequeoris of intellteence having hero obtained of the progress of the intended eisterprite from Unrunna. that this force had been critter-led to provide agairist the snack from that quarter. The inhabitants of the territory were said to ht io the Fist disposition In revolt agsi , tst the invader., arid that if muskets were provided, a great flambee et volunteer. , would be ready to co-operaie with this expeditioa. ‘Ve have *Pete serials apetykeeeiott of the that of the Mtn tempeatemt• westhat in the Bay.