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Their impniewl Bluetit licks steed great sop. pert, mod art heeelleintly comArrlalsie i. MI ales of mere. Mary es weetessic—Ways sad beam eastairie fee Amain Lodi. aori Cliitarem-44teelrf Leese ismanketed ge lobe their olio meamme. Da easy portiestar is the mimes soft somber of the boom s to Fewest inkislake, b 9, Great lisweetiotrom, Illoomebery. the meet willteriag despotism" that ewer shoeltsd and dimmed . lswieneey.-I•Seneral Armee, )—llle void use mar Ma" • detail of the meanie matarre emineeted with this im portant sableet..4his was am the Oars Ow it ; he had elemay oaken up toe moth of the thee of se A =r2 2 .... es ._ ttiness he Awed ever hold is Armee' the meolleetise would he stesfai, as well as mewling to hie heart. It would be usefid, hero in 1411141PV“11011 1 10 1 11 1 11 1 he might he piseed--ebseher in Coasted oe is the world eameidor that the eyes of that Assembly were et.es binwuhe 'meld mesider it met premat, and with weeh • awelkbel over his oedema, he felt nesidest that he amid etorbr lgo intentiewally usury —(Lod oppionee.)—l troll that tie Olken of the Logi*• will aim keep 'hie Assembly Is ressembraser, end that their betimes is a fortis" dime will It. watched wed jaded by the must booming& ems of their ems boostry.—(Appleme.)--He felt that he Mad treepsesed• too laws apse Owe tiuse—{" IN•Oes." reseuedad fkosigh the rasa.}—Nedwahl, however, ousels& with vote mere moss Weis Ihrasaleit thanks Ape the beinoor =steroid ea kftwohil ' the emwe of South Asneirieas Freedom—an honour greedy eau hesiord hp the rank esti character of those beatowieg it. He emerlsided an autpeet speech, delivered with ease wed Wm Pft`migoeles by Prelleeiet the assith id the Noble ChMmesa. It world be worellese. fee him as sainopt i. am retegiem ua AMP W 4411010 sad powesitie Nobleman oar pus. sided. Hie emit was set that he was a Lord, mid Gemini . VlEsamos eisphatieally. hot • Noble Nan.—(Appirese ) s' Leta Chines" ry,"—Drisek with great apples's. Pte! a wok ausilsotiption Go the pogrom Of qui eholeog omit bob of iolonostiott ea the aoltr'Et of Itaforot traaight be thooltht isetomog—d , to appoint Datiotates rtito oath Society. woo rental t mom that day furtaight at the plus Mide it ei ea* sow ..us bled, sod thee donut a oseubot. e to armor issesuren for d 1164. gamed oamoteg. Alert this the people gaiety dispersed. VAUIEH A 1.1. Under the Patronage the P NCE REGENT. 'VMS PRESENT EVENING. FRIDAY. August 6, a GRAND GALA. when Illentsimir. Aladessistselle. and Madame SAQUI ill go through their surprising Elmtattoos. At the end of the Cuseert Madame Sinai will Make as astonishing Ascent no the Tight Rope, amidst a briniest display of Fir...works by &gems Hengist: Admittance, 3s. dd. Doves epee at Seven, the Cowen to begin at Eight ease*. Lairly published, price 3.. houssi, SHC/lIT GREEK EXERCISES, on an primal Inas; cesulaisise ihe west egged Kelm is Wig s concise beiruducties to ties *Fiala of By the Rev. PICQVOT. • KEY to the above price 19.11 d. eerweil. Printod Go G. and WW. B. Isiusker, 13, Au Slaria-lase. MINERAL D . EVEREVX. THRATRO•IROYAL, IFArreNIP.T. TH. EVENING. FRIDAY. Aorta 6, 1 1 will be prifurwied the Orr% of TFIF. CASTLE OF ANDALUSIA. Don SeirlB, Mr. Watkiogoo • Dee Fenoglio, Mr. Du. Prolrillo, Mr. baton; irodu, Mr. J. Russell; DUG Coon', Mr. Smith. Victoria, Miss Scott; Catalina, Mrs. Cottony; Lorenz+, Mis. T. Hill. Ark^ whirl., a Comedy. in three Acts, called 'rHE GREEN MAN. turd Rotornofo, Mr. Rengonoglo ; Sir George Squander, Mr. Thirsted; Cr3clitry, Mr. Jams; Major Dumpling, Mr. R e ct. jun.; Captain Ribber, Mr Gounoor Mr. Green, Mr. Terry. Fungus, Mr. Rnisrell. Looly /islander, M rs. Gouger ; Mth i a, din. E. Blanchard; Taebel, Mrs. Gibbs. To conclude wish (12th time), a New Farce ca ll e d WET WEATHER. 1100 priori pal Closraeters by Meson. Liston, Jones, J. Hem Morageomil Miss Steamboat. Bosch 3s.—Vint Gallery, !p.--Sresorl 114 kg. Is. • The Dorm to be ( muted at Si% o'Cl.oek, so d t he ante to beim Seven. • Places fur t h e Sams to be labels of Mr. MuaturOals, et the Theatre. Tuanurrow, Teasing made Easy—The Agremble Thar. pri..--and a mew Inierletle. called Lulus at Hume, Sr Gem Cenotn We caW du without Ifiin. TIJSATItIi NTKANDENGLINII OPSRA-UOVSE, THIS PRESENT FRIDAY, August 6, will lie performed, for the first time, as entirely mew Operetta, called BELLES WITHOUT BEAUX ! OR, THE LADIES AMONG THEMSELVES. Principal Chteacters--Miss Kelly, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley, Mos Carew, Mrs. Grove, Miss I. Stevenson, Miss Love, Richards,. After which (sth time), a sew Musical Farce, called WALK FOR A VVAGEIt; OR, A BAILIFF'S BET. 11,rringtam (over head and can iu love and debt), Mr. Prose's's ; itiimus (a I.addilllE brother to a Magistrate), IV. S. ilmitorley ; Bub Lovelock (a professional &a -t ...mi.:, Mr. Haag y ; Htn.ko y Walker (a Pedestrian Ire f. et lush, amour forty), Mr. Wilkinson; Boothia (a Parish FL-a ,le and Csaistable), Mr. T. P. Cooke; Livermore (a fat flog character), Mr. Salter. Emma (a corium,' young Lally j, Miss Kelly ; Mrs. Kilt miry (a carious old Lady), Grove. T.. conclude with, lnill time, a new Entertainment is one 111 lite 143.44111 000, to introduce a sew Imitator of Aviuts and Imitators, called ONE, TWO, THREE. FOUR, FIVE, BY ADVERTISEMENT. 0141Coupleton, Mr Lascaster ; Harry Alias, Sir Kier Teazle, Douro, Enda'', Sam Dabbs, and Actor, ir:l4..hu Reeve. Sophia Coopleion, Miss I. Sieveurnu. Poxes, 5a ; Sgrund Price, 3s.—Pit, 3s ; Seem. Price, Is. 61.—Lower Gallery, 2s. ; Second Price, Is.A.Upper Galtery, Is. ; Strand Pike 61 — Boxes, Places, Tickets, Admission* for the Seams, sail Pr.valv Buses (with the advantage of a septum, eutrauce to Esetre to be had ;f Mr. Stereinwro, at, the Boa Office, Strand entrance from Tess till Four; and of Mr. Lihrttry, 17U:New Bood.torect. BY SPECIAL DESIRE, Uudia the I:itronage of their Itoyl Higbaesses the Duke and Duck.** of IC ENT. SURREY EATR E. rrHIS EVENING, FRIDAY, August 6, at I Half-past Six Precisely, will be presented Mast and last lime but uue), preceded by the Grand Overture to A lISCIAVII, Ike popular New (*ulnae, Pathetic, Historic, Ana. etartwassinatic, Ethic, Ep.e Melange, " full of doleful lairds wed rsbt orrrie c.auceit," called I%IELO-DRAME MAD! OR, THE SIEGE OF TROY. With (10161 time), the unprecedeutedly popular Romance of THE IIEART ON MID-LO I'HIAN. Julia, Duke of Argyle, Mr Hendry; the Laird of Onm biedikes, Mr. Fitzwilliasn Effie Venus. Msu Jonas; Jeasaie Waits, Miss Taylor ; Madge Wildfire, Al isa Copelsud. Tosnoriow, by particular desire of several parties of high rank, The Heart of Mol-Lushian will be repeated, fur the 1024 time, wills (42d and last time this Season) The Sie2e of Tr.•y. Slooday, preceded by the Grand Overture lo Figaro, •Al be produccd (for first time), a New Grand Burlena ftpcctacle, in Tao Acts, wiih new and relecied Music, new lveturiy, Dresses, and Embellishments, called, " Scauder bcg," nub (11th time) The Abbot of Sun Martino. ROYAL COUURG THEATRE, Ceder the Patronage of his Royal Higbee's Pi Mee Leopold j sof Saxe Coburg. NI ERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, 6.. r frHIS PRESENT EVENING , FRIDAY , ! A Children Cutting their Teeth. — Of all the Numerous IL August 6, and To megrim (Saturday), at Half-past Cases that have appeared in the Politic Weide for the last his uselock torcisely, the Entertatuments will continence . r etire Years, of the good &MTh' of the AMERICAN with, for the 11th time, a New Interesting Melo...Dramatic . soorm w G ...worn, o :„.....,6, 14..11C BM ,err eglllited to the alien- Burl. tts, lakeu from • Popular French Piece, and called I . t w o 4.f every Mother mei Nurse than ilw fullowieg TEIE CAS I'l,E (W TA It EN I'o ; The infant daughter of Mr.. lAT, 37, Bowling.street, OR, THE PRISONER'S ESCAPE! 1 activists...ll, contuse-need Teething at a very early age, with After which will be produced, fur the fifth time, the bigblY I great fever and pain ; the initiation of the gnus. uccasioacd popular Semi Pretusiensc, with the original Music, i cur b i ss o,,,„ mailon o f the hotly, as to canoe ilve child to wool . P'44 and calm " by Ili. Arnold , Ne w greuill 4 . bleed with Its *eine; at the I. a ; iiiiiiii there wool Niro • goat Webers, Decorations, Characteristic Dances, 61c. called : falling of tire body, forming • lump of flesh the site of a 0111 ; ! cherry. The distress of the Parents may be better luta.. (HI, THREE Fl NOIER'D JACK. 1 eiued than elescrilwal. The could of the child was cork, Toopleechele with, yowler ly fur the lasi 'rwu Nieth., a , that it could' nut he Mitred without brunt placed on a pd. m whtl Operatic MeluelDrama, with New Music, Spirit- : lee. iclwe Piovelence directed them to try the S O OTHING did :seemly, 414. c. [Niko! 1 SYRUP (every ether means provieg useless), which after . 111 E . 1 RA VELLERS ; ' 'edit/ a few tones. stopped the Ma eninntion, mad those OR, MUSIC'S FASCINATION, ? alarming symptoms were entirely removed, and Ilse child 11.. tiphintri, rfliblre of Chore, Mr. D Keinhile ; Keyes, Mr. j cut her teeth with perfect ease. "I• l'ooke, loin the Theatre Royal. Di ury-laue. Celluels, ; To be 1d of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, 94, Mi.. W. lf eiryniure. Kewniaihstreel, Oxford-street; awl, by ileir u pp e joine H I. In lii, ,nurse of the Picot Me. T. Corike will change the 1 of all the principal MeJiciue Venders its Teem cud CAMS. cingival toe the (uttering :Sew Sow :—" Wire would nut ! try. at 514.0,1. per Rutile. Inc. r'--.• 1 w irer w ry. di caise th ee ," temairo sed by tic. Parry i N.8....Mr5. JOHNSON relieves the Poor, as usual, al her —•" The Kettle Sues"--and . Let Fame *trued the . hums, every Tuesday mid &Aurally moruisig, from Nine till Triampet." , Ti'll OTIOCk, by bringiii; a Letter front a respectable thrust-- JO Act 11. • Growl Ballet. In Act 111. • Fete Chompetre. . keeper, to certify they are objects of charity. Principal U•swers, Monsieur and Militarise Leclerc'. Yileste Ormithare been made, and may be bad nightly. 1114 to. hs .r taken at the flux Oilier ot the Theatre ; and C,r ar . cco u.snimisii,.., cif the Nubility aril Giewary sit llre 114.1 End of Site Teem, at Mm. Fruition's Millar Warelemee, No. 71, Strand; and at Nu. 182, P*.cadilly, opposite Bur -111101•41 Muse. A Nerchy int Monday Pod. BILIOUS AN II Llt FA COMPLAIN'T'S. AS 11 mild Knit effectual remedy f o r A ll those di.- I ostlers which originate in a vitiated adieu of the liver and biliary organs, namely, Iniligesti ... Iswa of Appetite, Head-aches, Heartburn, Vlatulencies, Spasms, ' Ct.tiveness, Alfections of the Liver, Mc. 3k. it essay be asserted with the strictest tooth, that DIXON'S ANTIIII LIOUS PILIS bate user with more gesieral approval than any Whet Medicine whatever. This constitutes their re. cuilimendatiuti to the notice of every individual afflicted with the abuse complaints. They nuile every reconsiumulatims of mild operation wills saccesdul effect 1 sod require no re. strand or cutifineuteut whatever during their use. In tropi cal climates, where the eirmseqnences of redmulaut sail vi. listed bile are so prevalent and alarming. they are ail us_ valuable and efficient proketiun. They are likewise rms. liArly calculated to correct disorders arsons Num excesses of the table, to restore the tune of the Stomach, awl to remove every consplaisit ucenviuned by irregularity of the bowels. NOW in Boxes, at t5.9.1.-66..-.1 Is —awl 2ts. by K. But. kr mud Sims, Chemists, No. •, Cbespside, sad 34, 3arkville-street, publin ; and by the principal Boultrellerr, Druggists sad MeJictue Verultrs throughout the United Kingdom. g AN I) J. SIVEWILIGHT brg to iiituriat 0) • t hri r Frirmls and the Public., that three is a new small Lome, 1410 W 011 Sale of uuly 6,000 Tickets, lu hews* ursviing on the 17t11 of AUGUST. The Scheme contains l'N 0 PRIZES ul 36,000 Consuls, waking 72,0001. i • au 1 J. WV EN HIGH 7 • have a great safari), 4 Tickers aud t•har.s al Ilitir Old and Yu, I osualr trilit re, 37, CORNHILL ; I 38, HaVaIANILIrT i 11, Ileusuad ; 141, therwau-sietees; While dry have Shared mad Wlll the lis st mad Last Frises ever paid iii Gold, ia additives iir !I The First The First .. . £30,000 e :. Tilt Last £JO,6OO The Firm sad Laal. And sustervue others of Z 20,000, £lO,OOO, £5,000, Sie.ke. VAL,VA OLE OPPORTUNITY. / Rayon We is Ott City.ruad, iw the 011 f AIM of Ur. Pager mod Ur. Pepper. 4 QUANTITY of *re RICH COMPOST MOULD, being one hall' Doug. It in Valitabla for Garileisy, sad is a Rich Compost fur Grass Flails, or Headway. Apply to Mr. Cochran, 7. Dtike-street, Groseertor.aq•ara ; or to his Furritssii, WO the Premises. Ciiy-rosid. T(► NURSERYMEN, GARDENERS, FUDRISTS, AND OTH F.RS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. COCHRAN, On MONDAY NEXT, the 9th of Argiod,l6l9, at Eleven utlock, by order of the Proprietor, Mr. Allen, CHI his Premises, near the Church, Hammersmith; CONSISTING wr is quantity of One, Two. and Three Light Frames and Lights, Sundry Pits awl Light. with the Brick Wink ; a Germahouse, Green-house China Roses and Sweet Brims' in Pots, and Durable Wall Flowers, and empty Pots; a nearly new sod complete Flutist's Cart. Dung sod Litter, and sundry Beds of Forc ing Pinks. ilsc. To be Viewed from the 6th of August, and Catalogues had by applying to Mr. Allen, us the Premises; at the Red Lion, Breniford ; Masses. Dickson and Anderson's, Co. vent-garden, and at the different Haiku Inns in Omni and to the Auctioneer, 7, Duke•street, Grosvenor-square, whe►e Commissions will Ire carefully attended to. TO DE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. SALIN DEP'a, At his Great Room, No. 39, Flertissreet, on MONDAY NEXT, disclose 9, at Eleven fir Twelve o'Clock, f iri EN UIN E and Viluuble W KITING and 1011 . I.llHr PAPERS, Miscellaneous STATIONERY, LEDGERS, and ACCOUN r. ROOKS, the STOCK uf Country Stationer (by Order of the Trusters); con oi oo ing of ups arils'of 1,000 Beam. of excellent Foolscap, Knit, Bath, and other Papers, gilt and plain ; s capital assortinirtMlrf Ledgers and Account-Souks, Pen., Quills, Pencils, Cikrds, lir.lts Rubber, Slates, and Miscellaneous ustd il Stationery Articles. The abuts lotted to suit the private cinatistuer, and the Trade. Tu be viewed, sad Calalugnep had. AL UGATE. CITY.a.-Aa earelleat adriaseta. wity for Fenton as want of HOUSEHOLD rva. NllllE—The LONDON REPOSITORY fur the CA. BIN ET. MA K ERS' SOCIETY, wbere there see getting all kinds of Cabinet Goods, Mattresses sad Feather Beds, toge ther with a guest variety of Carpets, Menke's, Ticks, Guilts, Counterpanes, Ike. awl every deveriptiou of Furniture that is requisite to furnish Apartments ur Houses, always ready, that enables them to furnish, at a few daye notice, and full 20 percent. cheaper than any other house is London, at 71, Letoleuball•street, near Aldgate Pump, the real Mattress aad Feather Red Manufactory and Agency House fur tbe Cabinet makers' Society. The following Articles are given as a Spe cimen of their low Priers:—Six Japanned Chairs, 11. 55.; a ditto Dressing Tahlr, 15, ; a ditto Basin-stand, 15e.; Hearth Rugs, 10a. ; Seamen's Bell and Pillow, at for. each; 4 fret 6 inch Tent edsteads. 11. 7s. ; hordered Mattress to I 61,11.; Feather Beds, 21 165.; Mahogany Four-post Bed steads, 41. 15. ; Mahogany Chest of Drawers, 31. ; ditto Pembroke Tattles, 11. 16a. ; six ditto Chain, and two elbows, 61. lie. ; 4 feet 6 luck Tent Bedsteads and Furniture, 41. 41. This Society respectfully informs the Public, that they have erimmenced the above F.stablishment for the Esnployment and Sup's). t of • timasber of industrious Mechanics, with barge Families, and now offer their manufactured Articles iu the Cabinet Line, of the best Workmanship, without any profit bring required upon the goods, except the bare house ' expenrws, the Workmen being fully satisfied with having milldam employment. I G 41044 pat lard and seat to any part of the Kingdom ; tw charge for the packing, except packing material.. - . We think it right, io jostle* ta the cause of &moth *metier, as well so gornitigeralr D i &terra:, to report as faithfully as Pas&le wadi 1611 from this respected Officer at tlw great shinier lately giveu to Into in Dublin. The following is a much fuller report of his speech than tie bad it its our power to give iu a former publication. He is clear and mostly in the statement of his views, sod we parti cularly admire the candour with which be iutimates to low Officeniand soldiers, that they will have mussy privations to endure and dangers to encounter. This Is speaking like a man and • soldier. From a miud so pure—from an Officer so candid stud so liberal, we may expect every thing that is great and worthy the cause iu which lie is embarked. Lord CLoncuass. the Noble Cli,irmau on the occasion alluded tn, hiving given— " blajor-Geiteral Meets's:, sad may success crown hie esertitme in promote the freedom isf anusber hemisphere." This toast wee received with loud cheering., which coati owed fur some time. As sour as *deuce was sabtaiwed— :lettere' D'Evagatis preseuted himself to she company, sad &gaits the room ran with plaudits for several misissies. The General delivered his sentiments its • strain of elo "mow sad affectiegratatiun. He said that the great honour throlbvtad as bias this day, anal the master is which his health led bees maw received, were quite ouexpeeteil, and left line aqui/sty at a lum to convey by words his sekrowledgineuts. Whoa be costaidered the rash, talent, mid respectshility of which that nuntemais awrembly was composed, his (echo's of gratitude quite overcame him. He was nut vats enough, however, to attribute she«. elects to any merit of his sou— it was the great carve of freedom, to which Irishmen's hearts beat respuessive in every clime, that pro-laced the sestaation be sow witnessed. He would ever look up."' this day as the happiest of his life, sad ever hear it in his proudest re membrance. Whatever should be his future fate, whether he was to conquer in that cause. and establish the inde pendence of the country, whose quarrel b and his brave coquetry/mem had espoused, ur was doomed to fall in the field, or perish of the scaffold—whether he should triumph ur fail its his efforts to overitnost the atrocious despotism of the Wart oppressors of New World, the Wisdom of those .of his coutelrymea, by whom Ite bail been se bonuoreil, would support his through the contest, anal cheer hiss in his last laamsents. He would hear the sentimeiste of that Awas h', to the Governmeat of Vesesisele, and its illustrious Chief, Bolivar, who was sefficieutly infuesned el the gear. runs character of the people of this country, to (sable him to appreciate the value of their approlisitioa. Hers the General prosuauced an eloquent pintexyrie on the chaise ter and talents of the President, Bolivar, whom he de scribed as a mau of au eelarged mid philosophic naiad —who had travelled, and teamed to buoy the human cha. reeler, by personal experience. There was a circumstance to which he would beg leave to claim their &Medium. It hail been reported, that arts amid atiarepreseutations had been used to cajole young gentlemen to embark in the Ve %testicles service. He now was surrouoded by a large num ber of these officers wbu had lionuared him by placing them selves under his command ; be would ask them before this ounterous mid respectable company, if he had ever weed such arts ?—{ Hers several voices cried oat ° No, no, semi" —Nu, on the cuutrary, be had uniformly told them it was • service of much 4l•uger, where great privatioas must be endured, and that their ultimate re ward would droved solely alma the success of their enterprise. la t h e evens of this success, which he must fervently hoped toil confidently looked fur, the reward would certainly bis a glorious owe.— They would enjoy Liberty—they would enjoy iotteloodrace —they would be the roweling of • rich Lail, with all the pecuuiary rewards decreed by the Government of Veresuela. —Such will lee their return for the servici• they may render the of Liberty and suffering buinessity. But is obtain ing the advantages I have mentioned, I shall owe my, what I always said—l shall uuw repeat to say brave companions in arms, that they will hare enemy privations to mature, and malty dangers to encounter I now tell them this, and let it we be said hereafter, that I have seduced my euuntrytuen from do it bonier, or deluded or deceived any man —((:enerof them hag and applause for • considered/a tiers.)--Altbutigh it sought 'levier of egotists, he would say of himself, that his character stood so high, that outhiug but fully as well as bateau ss, cod , ' lead kite so practise sets that would disgrace it; and though Lie family could not West of as antiquity equal to that of the O'Cotioells, and other Irish families, " as old as the halm," yet, he could say, that, fur a period of six crusades, his &acetones successively occu pied their native fields to the County of %Vesforel ; ruts, he trusted, he never would be guilty of an set to tarnish their mime, or east a shade upon their memory. He was vain, he admitted, at wise humoured this slay by the etruuteusuce mud support of two of his personal friends, bailees of Wu xforel, cod dos the friends of his family --be meant the venerable and laitiourable Baronet, Sir Frederick Flood, mist Colonel Hay, of his Majeety's service —he was also pawed so sae mar him another Wexford may Colonel Lysier, who had paced himself under his cwt. mina, anal of whose conduct, as an officer of his staff, he could ale ratty speak it terms of tionsited approbatios. But I perceive, my Lord (said the General), that in speaking thus of these Gs whines, of toy waive county 1 am, in fact, Mattering eujself I ibid. therelore, theist, and speak of ulna more immediately emitters this enlightened Aseweately. The General then took a comprehensive view of the stale of Suutls America, mad of the great advailtagew which the Bri- Inds Empire. nod Ireland to particaler, would derive Orton the establishinstel of iudependesice and liberty in that fine portiere ui the world. lie obitersed, that British commerce and usauufactures were drives VIII of their such no chast ise is by the ensues of the late war, and by the teruvrtne industry, and daily isicremiug joshes..., of the Commeutal *mesa Europe. Great Swam and Ireleild most than seek • uew market, and iii us, plate can stir bad it hut in &web America—that market may yet *are her from rain ; caul for the linen trade of bedew', if the South Auseericau• ate treated according to the rub sofa wive Whey, t owill more than OHO' prorate the wsuorsctufers of Ulster fur the hiss of every other market it the world. —(Ching.)—He was *axioms fur the aside ovwdeace of South America—he l ove d 'A r y l , — he loved r rl cherished her 'ease is bill heart since he could first scamper over the green lulls of his native r0e1 0 7. - (Applitisse.l--He would Jo sll in his power to see it ea- Monied is the New World—\s home their self•-rist. sod was deeply oderested for the fate of the Boob Americas% bat he never cultist fovea to feel for Wows cavalry—(fend op. Pieme..i-- And it Will the coavictiso of his mind, and she best celesta' tun of hisjudiimentoltal be Weuld nut serve his ~airy better than lighting the batik' sf the Southern Persians of America, • comely, blessed by heave., hot curved ley saw — rich is all Hutt uaterc as bestow, bet lee ages blasted by WHITEHAVEN. Aucusr 3. An intelligent correaposideut has favoured •s with some.forther p•rticul.tr• relative to the very retrofit. ditiary flood mentioned in our last—and oleo with an account of a subsequent occurrence of the wane nature, which, howerer, do.a nut appear to have been of such • wide extent The rain that fell oa Sanday t►e 19th July, and the two succeeding days, ocrasissed, perlier., the greatest flood that was ever kaow■ is this part of the cotintry; at least nothing like it is in the recollection of say perms Heise. The low lands adjacent to the bank, of rivers were inundated, and quantities of bay, &c. swept away. Oa the banks of the rivet Harems, cusisiderahle quantities of hay were swept away, particularly at Branthwaite Hall, twenty cart leads of lone at Calve Hall, sad other damage done. Ow the early part of the day of Sunday the *sth alt. a violent thunder-storm came on i■ the neighbourhood of Lcweswater. The lightning was vivid and freqoent, and the thunder awful. About one o'clock, the atmosphere being uncommonly dark awl overcharged with vapour, it burst us. the smouistaills adjacent to Loweawater, in torrents of rain or rather sheets of water. After deluging the serrate of the ground, it precipitated itself with sac:edible force into the vale below, and having washed a comiderahle quantity of wall down, it carried the stales sod gravel to the house of Mr. Rohert Scott, at Graythwaite. which it Magnet filled, the cluck being four feet and a half perpen d.erlarly deep in water, and the house itself would have been is. insiniiieat danger, if Deaconry precaution had sue bees taken. Part of as outhuase was washed &ma, and other damage dune. At Low Mueller, is Brigham, several bridges were washed away, sad other damage done; at Mood, its Whiafell, live young heifers were swept away, but four were rescued hoot the now& At Eaglesliel4Cragg„ it is said, that part of a bowie was waroufed by the thoader, and a bed set on Further loss was ..stained is several places, more than by the Amid the preceding &sudsy. At Mockerkiii, the rain and flood were equally great ; eel it is very rewisekablr, at only a very little dietetics from it, sad at Lanipagls, there was au este at all.—(WAUekorea Parte.) THE HARVEST. A field of barley, the property of John Benson, at Min. Month in Windlass, was reaped on the tlit ult., housed an the 30114 and is in meal at this time.—(Coadterland Padget.) Three acme of Talavera wheat, in a ripe state, were reap ed uo kir. Anthony Reed's farm at Pagrbauk, neer fleauce pet It, on Thursday last. The harvest promiees to be earlier in the midland 'notifies than is the ',iciest, of the taetropulis. In Nottinghamshire, and the south of Yorkshire, several Gelds of rye are already cut down; barley is very generally shoos' quite ripe; sod wheat is advancing rapidly to maturity. The crops seem heavy sad gonad, hot the late rains and bail have dune con siderable damage.--(Newessaffe Paper.) Harvest has commenced very generally in this neighbour hood, and the prospect is spun the whole highly &mineable. The wheats, it is expected, will be a full average crop, sot withstanding some partial blights, s o d the barleys are very ehisiulaust. The peas have failed in numerous instances.— (Cambridge (?hronicle.) We are happy iis utuierve every where the prospect of an abundant harvest, t h e crops presenting the must Isoteriant appesraace. COO Saturday a gentleman left at our office some stalks of wheat, taken indlecriminately from a field near town, which mason 5 feet 10 inches in length.—(Beffirst Chronicle) I The quantity of oats rut this week in the lilserties is con : siderable, aud we nadersland, tin she line from hence to 1 Kinsale, especially on the ma coast, is extensive. A Tenn i til y of very bar oats produced at Carrigaline. by James Sol liven, tenant tir Mr. Wm Cooke, the firm brought to mar ket here, was sold on Wednesday, and fetched 395. per baw -1 rel —(CerA ilereanlile Chronicle) From a Gentleman who returned yesterday from the county Tipperaey, we leans that is the vicinity of Caher i and Cashel some &kb uf barley were cat us Toesilsy and ! Wednesday; sod that in the seal week it would be general i in all the districts where early rowing was practised. He orations that the miniplaints of the cheat crap were very Iliaised, and 'wised to that part of the cuasity bounded by the County Waterford.—(ibid.) The Carlow Paper says, the barley harvest has already commented, and that several fields were reaping is the 1 aseighbons hood. IJohn Whelan, Esq. pf Rath, in the county of Carlow, has a field Or ono, on his (aria near Builer's.grange, the strew of which noes sssss am fret six itches in lengib, amid is, in I r ise of quantity, the greatest crop in the evenly ; yet, 1 s traws' to tell, it is the pr duce of seed which had r e m ained is the goosed Mace last year.___ __ _ _ ZDINBURGH A Jwor all. COMPETITION OF PIPIIRS, at. The easel competitiee fee piers, given by the Higideed Society of Loads's. so the Ave hest pr. forams ea the greet Highland bagpipe, wee held. ia the Theatre-Royal bare, on Wednesday lest.-.. Tweetymix competitors ',peered. besides eternal &specie? performers, wbo bad obtained prise pipes at puwwa ceaspetimaa. • mei the excellence of any of the perfumers, the Jodye felt math dilleelty in deciding some of the peas. Five of the competitors had formerly gained saved pewee. and amid only wow eamspao for the prise pipe, as the highest premise. Keueeth Logan. late pipe-major to the 71st regis meat, a very superior performer. and who hod gaisteJ 'ld and 3d prises at previous conspeoitions, had se veral votes in the Committee for the pre pipe. It was. therefore. with peculiar satisfaction. that the Judges felt themselves enabled. on they occasion. to notice his merits. by voting learn a new austo.3 pr./e. placed at their disposal through the lilsram;i4) of Mrs. H. Sidduns, who had re quested permission ia this manner to protests this annual cumpritton. s a token of the grateful seam she eateries... wf the liberal support afforded by the public, brae Elie.. burgh Theatre, with reference more espect.lty he the notional play of Rob nog. The pose was WO elegant Highland spree or purse, of the tialest material, with gold tassels, a salver plate, and is.. seription. _ The Highland Society of London havitig sour time ago resolved to promote, by pretairauss, • pro per attention in competitors to appear concerto dressed in she aucient garb of their country ; slid to encourage, ism a similar manner, oral recitatiou cod sung, w the Gaelic language. a slumber of handsome athletic young Highlanders, piers and dancers, appeared dressed in a very correct manner, most of them iu the tartans of their ri.• spective clans. On the return of the Judges from the xdjuitsiog apartment, to which they had retired for the poi pose of deciding the prices, Sir JOHN SINCI.AII addressed the respectable company assembled on the occasion, in an elegant, energetic, and appro. priate speech, which was frequently accoitipailiel by the loudest shouts of applause. Among other thing., he observed, " that four years had noir elapsed slime 1 last had tht howonr or presiding et this competitioso; dentine that period, I am happe to find, that neither the zeal for keeping up this national exhibitiou, nor the skill and abilities of the performer., have at all abated. Ili cominii.s with the other Members of the Committee, and as representing the respectable institutious concerned. I rejoice in such a circuinstauce. having itlwey• felt an anxious wish that the competition of Ilighlasid pipers should be kept up with eclai. It is a most effectual means of preserving that inertial spirit fur which the natives of Scotland have long bees so pre-eminently distinguished. It was that martial spirit that enabled us to maintain. fur so noisy arr. suectssiun of Notice lib:stmts. lamer t h an any other country in Europe; through whom the illus trious House of Brunswick now inherit the linpe riot Throne of Great Britain. and the goveinnieut of three kingdoms." The patriotic Baronet here referred to the heritc achievements of Scotch and Highland tegiineuts, oil many occasions, and to fruits of perkily- uopa ralleled provers and intrepidity of individuals of Mese cor n s, at well as to she urbanity or the offi cers amid men in private life. " These things (Sir Junn remarked) I have had an opportunity of as certaining on less partial testimony than shit of their own minium. countrymen. in the course of recent visita to the Contineut. It was a comicial' saying at Brussels—' The Highlanders, though lambs in their quarters. ore lions in the field'. He added—" (u uo place is the chivacter of the Scotch done more justice to than in Preis. Th, Highland tartan not usifrequeioly makes a part of the female them. Even 11. the month of June last, the waists of the most distinguished Paroici belles were ornamented wish tar Scotch or [bah. laid ribbon. 1 hope (-aid SirJohis) that thus cont. plinteut to the Highland gash. mid Move who wear it, will not be waited upon the fair of our coca country. whose example deservedly pos.esses such peculiar influesice." Sir JOHN SINCLAIR. as Preses, then called for the Several preferred Curnprtilusa, awl drOVered to them the prize pipe and the oilier priors, as ad judged by the Committee, amidst the seclema tions of the audience. The great improvement made by performers *Mee the institution of these amsual euillimillint4 Wad snore conspicuous on this thin on any twiner itei shim All the competitors who appeared weree• te good players, and the smirked opproloothii they received from the brilliant UMW 666 • . at the Theatre. must stimulate them to still tur:lier ra erti . The *whence were also much please,' and enter tained by Highland dangers and melt iiitroduced between the amts. Thee Similopey, nr Trousouv. winch wee danced in good sty le by two Higliiiiiideot. was Inghly relished. From the large receipts at the theatre, the Com mittee had the satisfataiim to filed. (hut besides M akiseg addition , to several of the prisev, they +ere en abled to snake a very handsome itistritmions among the unsuccessful candidates, annoy of bilious had come from •great distance. to encourage lima to further reertiou and improvement tii this idi,- stem. warlike, and national music, mud also aiming the Hiklilaiid &meets. The Preses appeared iu the Highland drees. RaIIIKM ,HE hTING. On Friday evening Inst. in consequence of some manuscript bills that had been piloted up to Oates. bead. a nurtibi.r of persons assembled on the turn pike steer Sondes leistlaroad-eitil. but in consequence of no persons appearing to bring the expected busi ness forward, several returned home under the per suasion that it was • lions. Many possessed of more !whence welted longer, to see if soy speaker would appear. when et length Mr. W. West!trillion. a schoolmaster (who hail merely walked thither. as a cointliuo speclator), thinking it a pity so many perswis should be dowippointed, addressed turns to the following purpost :—He observtd that the meets ing they were then holding was uoconstitutionsl, inasmuch as they were assembled without the pro per notice having been givers to the Mogistrates. lie therefore requested them to depart peircesbly-- to form themselves into small societies of from i twelve to twenty members rash—to enter into a `~