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• • .rte tVUi r.pti4 Whit 1.: d X .et hy •,ver .4,1(1 „i 1. 0111 6.41 0111 •il .6 o•I • .0.411 ry '4ll V 1 4 .1 A:111 the erir the itlif mutt a lit I rim ; coin star i t .tall Whn Ind. wad este meg luw Lille I lit eMtr fate Thi is to, • :lift thel tot a foetal eng Illaf nen elfin the bac will •ene T. hut. Itatt to t hay ZO: TM tits tits ties etc tit. Is 41 ea • It ill p. 11 et 1 . 4 i " 10 4. e 'Ili( name of it:Oen etintonnoimed ?tent ' • ainlicithotit feaims . them any 01111. T thought than that of suo'ing liesuiselves fii;hl. tiJateltra the Goverumuent from, their • Wm. - ping 'hands, and titusferreml it to outs. Meintscahie tOth of d.ot i if unr Revolution has assumed, in time.politicat.order, • majestic awl august character m urrespriliog to the utuvo eit•nts of a powerful nation ; if, noiwithstauding the reverhea which we have since sintered, we liare news. Imecu almatemlialeg 11 .4 . dignity or hype; if that, hope has rod,inbleml the saerifiees sad efforts of the most ntagnanutmoas people Upon earth, mer is it owing, thine *the glory, thine time wane! • I , .rA yearn. -, divided himaia was-Hewed with imilifflrenee by wane, with couppissimion by mothers, and 11 w o n. Ulu' 'hlistena witli contatimmt ! Degraded and urerpowered awl plowlered without; the hods in the two worlds were orally sunk mu tit' ocean of l'rcuclm moubitioni, amid seemed sisal tb iiisappew front the political s)sicin of Europe. Bet what prodigies to the Collll.e of a y ear '.`omi have awaked (mut tis• disiracetul ktbargy to wlatch you lay, you hose, oietturatemt the throne of arlaitrart 40 Orr', which eimainesued boAt j wed you lust c made lOW:Miele , ii,*%r:ll a whole French twiny concluding your that cam- Amos, contrary to all expectation, in the most brilliant more. In this year, which will he eternally memorable, am have re-united time state, them it, idea auto rs utammy 1161' , 40 44 II: Nlllll assailed by a cloud of mlmslsiems, am•- ..WILIIIIISI 404 r your heads, as if to lit Iv 114111611 1-1,141:1111.t. ..11T,WIT ., 111C4'n yourselves more toles c.t lug aid! 3 pect great is good fortuime. The pie wignal oda of this sublime coustaney, are the peaceful al •• m,ggin by wimieh you are supported ; the powerful and het - witawited scolitS lay which you art defeuded ; mid the 'i,:lpilitmire• of your enemies,. who retiring on all mars, .ortv endeavour to preserve themselves 1104.4. Spaniards, Voir feebleness and Cllllfitllid/11 1//11:1 us 411 Upplll,4lllll' 19 •Visew, at the same period, on time swat dug, the ammo. td success of flay:tn. " Proceed flies; bravely forwards, and set 111 concert with the Liable ..Corts of your warldie attic., Po you nut per nave that heyven, wearied with no Inally honors, pubes ant :lie path of fortune lu :be oat loto who struggle for justice ? HO )1111 not heir the %IRWIN of Vietory emOleollog from the cihdiscs of Italy ; from the hanks of the 'Vistula ; and from the Isles of the Damilw ? There wrre the most warlike divisions of the tyrant, there Its bravest Cll4llllllllOl, the iniwistere of his atimbitiomi, the emnpairions of his crimes.— There was he homm If animating nod directing deal, action, and aiming theeeiratli-hlow at the Wormy and the ext.:4 ore of a hundred innoceut *mates. And there aas it that leis pride lons been abased. his artistes throwu into confusion, and he himself compelled to re-peels time river, flying trout the Sestrinn star, which leas now &neared his own. Leery battle which MI there fought, every men who tall., rash drop of blood • which as theme ahem!, is a tribute, Spaisias its, is a tribute paid Its yistir liberty, ant yonremesigrantc, tan you &sue greeter good Gowan., greater humor 1 Placed in the first rank, and rinsing ow this great contemn the hammer of hostility and esterinivatmosi agaiust France, et:dioxide your efforts. Re• 'wordier Bay len, amid sinter mama nation to wrest lives your hankie this splewhil prcrugative."—'/: , myst .11e.vcar a t Se elfin, July 19, trop.; ma DE IliAltAT." LISRON,Jt'iT The Toulon squadron was on the point of sail ing, List' the sudden appearance of the English one, ettitionted of tl rail of the line and some fri ifates, Made the enemy cautions, fearing the sante 'tate which that of Brest hint in &squat Roads.— They write from 'Valentia, that the array a Bloke is re-einzinsising, and that the most efficacious Inca :toes are tat twat to augment it. We are inforine. , by t tic last advices from Spain, that ou the 20th inst. the two armies were to etftet Las it junction—their united force will amount to Tear The French, in several places, are liglesibredl tam making hasty marches and coanter issarches, with a view of deceiving the artily of Ge neral Claes'''. lint the latter oliserces them closely. Polite de .trzeliianso is 'strongly fortified, which po sition is occupied by t h e Duke of Albuiplenpit ; the French, at present, have done nothing bat fall back, and it is expected that near Niudrid a battle will he fought.—/ /harts Lisbonense.) BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, TiJUVADAV. AUGUST 10. etietbis Jay ret4isme our extracts from lilt papers to ck 14th, ats.l Poriugoewe In the :17th Nat. The glorious exertions of Austria, ut the Meth: of Aspens, apptlsr to hay,. given IA 1411UUIUS to the Spenianls. front which, we trust. they will have derived so,ne subd rind pt:rittanent advantage :selisre the urnv.il of the news of the arntistier.of imam shield have interfered to damp their The Toulon Heet lately inunif.s.t.,l a triNpotatiott to put to sea. hut its fears prevatletl, and It rent:tined I. port. The Adrian cotter is arrived et Plyinimili, with dist - latches from the West Indies. At her LIAM the Fr4illol bad not a single vessel et sea iu that quarter at the world, Mill Cl464d.lloUpe was closely blockaded. 1 lull report of the Middlesex Nleeting. (lay. at Itlitclutey, opini the subject of l'ai Mimeo tars Iteionii, is liven in our sulisepient columns. No official accounts have hero received from the Isle of Weleheren since ; but dispatches, the surrender of Flashing, are hourly expee;c4l. It appears, however, from some private letters, that the Coui,nicider-iii-Chief was resolved mein daisy the execution of the other points of hie the fall of that place. —Part of the force s;oris had slot &Meek. dun t!ie hut remsiiseil ot oughts' Vere Cat, has 'Kiwi cited up the host Selseldt.--tilsookl oar thus divid ed et the Iwo branches of this river, overcome I f ail i.o•rusesliste Dino aides, it will unite belies i! t,rp in en attack upon tlict city.—Autwerp oi,itlered to be vi•ry stininc. cud the port A:criltlitallS Mt lllVNegit 8 great Ibilitaiter of oleo or a al*. Ireceml bail of the . If Flushing nide! ti. 60141 ,nit it foie we alai ex pret very formidahle res:stau.:e at Antwerp, for stir thoretace of winch we itriy pronoun• the ellestel 1104 mode every possible preparditm. The more we relie,lt opal ust,iiiishilig totem. that eombiiie to }LINA IPATC/t. euntrast them, gs is tosterid, etas the isiefli...iem.y,•srdiriess„ and want of inform- AI; 4401 i. thlbt Mir Cabillet, the les* LLYsObrality CPI we aLlklf Of the teriaiastion of the present mutest. If, fettle speeelatiow, we pass to oltar iutasessarobb. ctitiereoce! Ou ant ...1.. that sere Peravateil in tint find 4..)4 of April last, by iminewe - tracts of te:9i- tritys fuadenly unitcti, with inconeet' defiance of every plkysieal . concentred at one point, under Ou the other, we behold in'tti4iant and utauitful expedii tatter from each other, without tine, or the possible attainment, cessfol, of any grand, vital, or permanent By the capture of Vienna, folltn of %Vagrant, we ire taught to believe, that all ar mistice lies been produced, which at once chains thy Coatimmit at the feet of the Conqueror. But what beimeticinl results ran be expected to arise front Sir Alumna Wet.Leststr's and CtIESTA'S occupation of Madrid, or from Sir JOHN STUART'S Expedition against Naples? None, except the tem porary expolsion of JOSEPH Boa AP•ItTli and JOACHIM MURAT front their respective capitals. Will not NAPOLEON. if lie gives law to Germailm mid puts his foot on the necks of Amistria and Russia, resume the possession of Naples, Spain, and Portugal—What can our armament luny act ing in Holland effect, beyond objects purely Bri tish ? 1 t is, we fear, too late to remscitate Aus tria. We may, it is trite, crush the naval arse nals. and burn or capture the fleets of the Corsi eau, in the Scheldt or in the Morse. We mil, even after taking, retain, perhaps, Waleheren and Cad s:llnd, thus rendering abortive his piojects of hive- Ginn front the opposite shores of the lAN , Countries, and occupying both coasts of the German Ocean.... Bust what might we not have effected, if, like our - adversary, we had coin:mowed our scattered ar mies, directed their operations to the relief of Austria, and thrown behind us every consideration, except one, namely. how to impede the destruc tion of that Power We might, by to doing, have not only protracted oar own existence, but we might have preserved the ARCHDUKE.— Look at the military means that we possessed. in Portugal, ."),000 iimfamitry, and steer 30110 eget , . Olive cavalry; transports were lying ready in the • Tagus to carry our troops to Trieste. They might have beets embarked, and (lave passed the Streights of Gibraltar early in May. Instead of the idle, useless, awl expensive attempt oil the Neapotitan coasts, the same vessels, which carried 16,000 Bri tish troops to Ischia, would have lauded don at the head of the Adriatic. 'file combined armies, near 44,000 strong, would have given a good ac count of EUGENE BEAtUARNOIS', MARNIONT'O, and Ltuais•ros's forces, composing the .‘ Armies of Italy and of Dalmatia." Meanwhile Lord Cuair• usn's expedition, sent over in Arne, would him electrified all time countries from Amsterdam to Brus sels. Then we might hope, with some reason, to have seen Fuenefttc IVll.l.lan venture to declare for us, instead of sequestering the property of the Duke of IIitUNsWICK Ort.s ; while ALIMANDER would probalk, have remained at least inactive. But, are such counsels as these to be expected to ori ginate from the dinners at Burlington !louse, or from the Cabinets in Downing-street ? Narot.Eots knows us %tell, knows the stuff of which our admi nistration is composed, calculates on its luso& ficieney, amid wisely inlaid:. his macliiiiery, not so much to the emergency, its to the incapacity of those witli whom he contend*. Eighty thousand Banish soldiers, now dispersed its Spoilt, Italy, and Ilnlland, had they been, as they easily might, two months, or only six weeks ago, sent against 130NAPARTE, awl to the aid of Austria, would have arrested the tyrant cm time southern bank of the Dattube. lie will now transfer his presence and his energies to the west, with the same rapidity os he carried them to Itatisboit, in April. It is nut either numbers or valour that we want, to hare rescued Europe. It is intellect, capacity, vigour, alma kcal continental knowledge. NVe hive i .ceiveit Charlemor. paper.; to the Ist, w York to the 2,1 ult. A day of (.11 the 9th for the iiiirein.tterl 'slew:lllK of peter with which Pro iiileNce 1.14,1 vi.,tod the Ignited Stater. recri , .lotts Q. .1,,,f0ti has been noinioaterl by the Piit.siDENT as Antliaseailor to the Court of Peters burgh, :mil his appointment has been conlirnied by the Senate. The /Miry fiddiagtua, Ft rze4Tatta, outward bound, art off Simkins the 4th of July last, all well. The Copenhagen Prize-money has only lately been 1114% 1114. ria Captains shares amounted to 7361. ris. nil. each ; which falls far short of their expectation. Many of them were offered upwards of 101$0i. a share, previous to the distribution be ii;;; known. Yesterday, the Duke of PORTLAND gave a din nee, at his house, in Piccadilly, to the g miter part of On Caiiiiiet Ministers. The SLCRETA RV of STATE'S Office for the home Departturot, %Visits-NM, is removed to a •410:160115 hOilliC 1401i01 ii 11l g the 'Treasury, lately touch:toed by Government, called Dorset Douse ; a retitinel lair been placed at the front door of the °this.; it is a mu st sup e rb wifi ViClOlll4 suite of apartments. A Ntruing Paper of yesterday. state., that [ Lord EARIALUY lies dangerously ill at his seat in Kent. Surrey Spacial Si-winos. for the disclosure of In solvents loader the New Act, terminated on Tues day. A intro 4 theme discharged were Mr. WAD nitterrom, of hop-contrset-mensory ; and Baron lotion l'ansotwat, a ionic,' Nobleman, who woo opposed by Cnactoss Trtuttoussuousio. a Sheriff's Officer, who had lent Arm *inwards of 1001. whilst he had him in custody, Mon a belief that he was entitles; to coo:Mk-table skims of money ; but it dill mot appear that the prisoner had s:• ted any false hood to the officer, awl he oss discharged. • Highnesses .CAYIERID, KENT, and St'ssEx. Ili. MAJESTY held a Private Levee, WOO after two o'clock, which, was attended by— The I ord Clisurellor, the Bishop of London, the Duke of Portland, the End of Locrpoul, Earl Bathurst, the Earl of West hind, Viscount Clool.rengli, Lord Mulgiare, Lord Hestlitield, Lord St. flocii's (iii waiting), Sir David Don de., Mr. Canning, Mr. Prirrsul, au LI Mr. Villiers ((;iontu.iii **Was). Th • fullowirr4 had tlie honout cf presented to Hi. MAJESTY— Aebuiral Lord Gambier, on his return fr.trn SINE Sir George You e, Coloucl-Commaiiiiiiit, on his return Anin Ceylon. Mr. Johnston, Judge of the Supreme Court of Cr)lun, un Imre of absence. Mr. Stuart, on his return from Spain. his MAJESTY afterwards held a P. ivy- Council, and gave audience to the Duke of PoarLAND, and the rest of the Cabinet Ministers. About half-Mist rive His IVlArcsrY left town for Windsor. BRIGHTON: Au.. a. We have experienced a greater Maus of arrivals, within the lost two days, thou f.w snow time mist; though we ee t boast of that bustle, which mnally dlstinguishrll the town ut this season or the year, yet but few houses in good situations are now unoccupied. Much bustle prevails at the Pa vilion, where the PRINCE, with several of the Itot•- At. l) VIES, will arrive, on Thursday, to celebrate the natal day of his Royal t lighnesr, on Satilribiy ; on which day, the Royal Horse Artillery; the lode, or Prince, Vseginierit ; and the South Gloucester and Nottingliain Militia; will be assembled Oli New market-hill, about three miles from hence, to be isepected by the Royal Party ; after which, a pu de-joie 1%111 be fired, mid the troops will then return to their quarters. Select parties will dine ur the Paviliou eiseli day, during the Airy of our Royal Martin. The Ball, at the Castle Rooms, in ho nour of thy birth-day of his 1tu3,,1 Higlissess, edit not take plate nutil Monday, in consequence of a letter received this day, by the Master of the Ce resnonies, from Carlton-home. The Theatre and Royal Cireiss have both Leen fieshionslAy altruiltd for some Mots pest ; the former was this evenntt•, a complete bumper, to witness the unrivalled ta lents of Mrs. SIDDONS, as Mrs. Beverly. its the Tragedy of Tile Gamester; which were,'on this oc casion. displayed with great effect ; the allele of the characters weer well cast, and the curtain dropped amidst the loudest shouts of applaose.— The Nlusieal Farce of Of age To-marrow followed, cod dispersed that gloom from the coentenance of the au d ience, that had been produced by the Jr:.t Beverly; and the once-banished smile's were again visible on the faces of the lovely Belies. The Massager of the Circus sinuses us with fresh novelties almost every evening, and, we trust, meets that just reward be is so richly enti tled W.—SAUNDERS, with a troop of eighteen horses, has been engaged for some days ; acid this night Ilashatme made his appearance as Vows, and gave that life to the character, so essentially neces sary is the part of the fool. nearriszszaaz= Her Royal Highness the Duchess of YORK, and his Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE. walked in the Park last evening, to view list M A . J uste's Spanish slice p. The Loan CHANCELLOR has presented the Rev. RICHARD WETHERELL, A. M. to the Rector• of Wick-Reisingtosi, in the county of Gliniceqer, void by the death of the Rev. G. CLAREr.. The Rev. Flee tre PHI LPOTTS hits been collated by the LORD BISHOP of Durtutst to a vacant stall in that Cathedral. The Tainworth Musical Meeting will commence on theist next, lustier the patronage of the Mar quis of Tow astimi D, Lords Cuatua,CowEn, and C. TOWNSHEND; SIN E. LITTLETON. C. NOR- D 4UNT, It. LANI.RY, It. C. HAKTOPN &C. The principal singers are Nlessrs. BRAMAN, VADVII %N. ;ORS, and ELLtorr ; Mrs. VALItIIIAN, Miss MIL:L.. Stc. The New Chaael it Cheltenham was opened on Wednesday morning, and service performed to a very crowded and respectable congregation. The Bee. ROWLAND Hi Li. preached the sermon, and a collection was made fur the benefit of the insti tution. 'the son oldie WILLI NOSEY MERRICK BURRELL, second son of Lard Cwirotit, was christened its his Lordship's chapel at (irinr•+thorpe Castle, on Than. day se' 'tht. The sponsors were Lord Gwetsilt, the Earl of (.!musks, and Indy Witunuunev.— The child was named after his noble rdations, viz. ALREMARLY. BROWNI.OW LINDSEY (►[Tait. There is a great scarcity of partridges this year • and those that are found appear ratlicr weak, in con sequence of the severe spring and cold summer.— The corn harvest lons commenced in Sussex and tV adjoining corn counties, and promises to be very abundant. The la.e Archbishop of Dublin (Earl of Noe- MISNSTOW S) died possessed of nearly 400,0001 ster ling, prinoipally by Ids own acquirement. When Archbishop of Cashel, his tiruce became possessed 440,0001. ou a single tine for the Pwlliser estate, by miming hit, own life against that of the existing Lessee. Doorierr's Coat and Badge were on Tuesday rowed for a second time, in consequence of the first contest on the regular day having been de clared foul. It was a most excellent wager. They did not start until abont seven o'clock. BauxoW and GODFREY took the lead ; but they were intent On picking each other up ; and at Westminster bridge young GouracY, of Strand-lane, gave in. in consequence of having wrenched his shoulder, which had been *preload in the original tautest, when he was the leader. Juan, of Hermitage, who w as the thin!, started forward at Milbank, sod gained four or five boat.' lengths in about file mi. •utsa. lie coutiaued the leader, and w4O drat in at Old Swim at Chelsea. at about half after eight lit NNW THEATRE, ST. GILES'S. EDITOR---Yon cannot be surprised to hear rage for ?few Theatres 11i41. estended itself !s.—There is no part of this great Me more thickly inhaliited, or more feud of a tion,-.....As the • Landlord of the Fox and .ore, Seven Dials, one of the principal inhabit ants, in his.letter to the LORD CklAhliall:111.4131, is a morning print of yesterday. in tile name of his customers, Tat Town," correctly expresses himself: • like a Play; we toil the day through with cheerfulness acqnired by do* idea, that we shall en joy our evening with our wives, our .isterh and o n e within the walls of the play-house —w e not want an overgrown .Pitt-agoiiimi nor do we covet a puppet-slaw holoir. I:iit at your handi, saeh a sized Theatre us may civet. be replaced, if accidentally slcstreyeil. I rime houses of this description are sit than only hoe inotistriius Coliseum, in lac•I .ift• to moisopohre the whole town, and winch cnnuoi be replaced but at a vast expenditure of money and of time." To the above argument, whowhop in faitlifidly quoted, let (hi add the claim arisiii,.; from the sup presOoti of those lute elegant nu I relined ututnc mew the Coo: nod !leo ('lo/s, Vlll . Oll were a sort or iobititot, for the Thvatr,o, anal the farther abridgment of recreations, Its- the restraints im posed upon punch and porte.s'iiiti.es, a .d th e i i: . goisitoritil proceedings of those COP/Plea nitistors, the Society for the Suppression of vice. We have been often misfired by Nituisters, that among those people who ftst-us a very principal part of the inhabit:tuts of St. :likes, refasa ih synoni mou6 with rerantium. Sod C•ar that their itrupeteitisin may be considered the result of a treii.satalilr pint hi overthrow the eAtablisliecl Theatre; to prreent ally inisrepresentation, it has ht rl thoir4lit advise:dile to subruit the whole of the tiisii, ill which it a ill be seen there is little or 11l novelty, 'awing the basis of ore of the mosii elegant a:el loynl of our present places of am tistlinent. When the most splendid parte of the town, and the pealthiest speculators, are obliged to have re course to a euhscription, for the purpose of erecting their Theatres* -it 'Dimly monist anise objection or surprise, if the Gentlemen and Lurie. of St. alee. adopt that mode.. Ln deed, it Theatre is a public work, and ought to be erecte t at the public expense ; each, from the highly respectable names attached to the subscrip tion in the present instance, betide(' by the Lady- Patrouessee, there is no doubt Olt the St. Giles . s Institution will boast, if not as noble, certainly high blood, as imy other in this metropolis. THE: PLAN. The rooms intended for the new Theatre are situate is 14ot-street, St. Cites's, aad have, at it erect expellee, rot lite convenience of the Sulam...Wars, keen newly whitewashed; the holes in the aeon have been also inciaoeil, mid four . elegant brass brackets substituted for the mock hit ate cl:4 stands which held the lights al. Sta , afid ago, during the performances or the C,ek n 054.1 lien CIZT. Fur the convenience of the Lady-Patrunews, fire sedea chairs, nut a whit the worse of the wear, have been purchased and plae.N.l t.t the upper cud of the rou.a i and, foe the fur ther accommodation of the occupants, there sill be lumilke un the dean s, by which the Lady Patronesses may la themselves oat at pleasure. There will be twelve Converts , tie- Saliscription is each, and is bd. fur a Lady and one unmarried daughter. ,After the Concerts, the Refreshment Rooms will he orient with fall hot suppers, consisting of Se fa-is -nude, and alb., 6' delicacies, best ground itypters, pepper, vinegar, and other embellishments. The llanager, Moline the article of Neyre too expensive fur the subser:ptiois, has substituted some of Meux's Entire, which, he hopes, the Lady-Patronesses will find equally palataii.e /lacy o ill also prove their perrildLeZel is acquiescing in this change, tending to encourage the e inufacture: The eleventh night will he a Bal Tani. N.ll. Cheek aprons nut admitted. The last night, a Grand Ilasqueraile ; when it is expecte d the whole of the company will appear is dirgatire, except husband% none of whom will be admitted ificog. as it might Jilt it the harmony of the place, and tic Tuttle Feast, that null form a pviiicipel part of the entertainment. lib Older to aloha tile mite, taiurnents as interesting and various as ra mble, some of the 1.13011 popular nod eminent Professors fnist " The Fires," are engaged, at ■ goat expense, 10.* Viva nights, to exhibit all the art end mystery of :Tariff:, a sir elite in which the matrimonial world of St. Giles ar. 'Mowed to have a superior taste. Madeline Cata.aui b oa , eolog o et the Coyest-garden Theatre, a curious display of sleigbt-uf hood by that aelebrsted professor, Bill Swims, sod hi. in teresting pupils, will be introduced at the cod of the Third Act. The arrangements will be under the soperintecilanee of Mt. Patrick 111•Galleo, *be resides on the spot, and gave ao math satiefoetios to the Lady-Pstrroverea list year, at the Car& sad Men Ches. Tickets to be bed of the Lady-Pstronesvev 07eLT; of whom a list will be published in the beat advertisement. N. boys will be in waiting to take care of the Subseribers• patens, and to call the Iloekney-coaches for the Lady-Patiesedos. NtiorsAmde b» bag senated io sotoe of the papers, that Mr. Mall wend Me. Barris, the Proprtato auf Drury. lane sal doraillihisa, bare a third sad d.rmani Patent, leig a elt d forraiki, a sleeping Ma* ST 1 j the Proprietors of the WeW it. OW" perms to purchase the daunt right. It will he a peel estovesieece to the sediesee, se at iklats, legs of 'oafish', sr want of Bocknepwreacked, as every at. eoesmodatism will be papered se the poeshisee, fur those who mesh the wimple hie*. widows soy aloe Aar fur 144- dame whew, Ileff•fiffrlMM ohowitiore, fee Oh* doll hare been eberied so eldraspatly by MOWS. Teller sod Na- oho+, et their swing sloop, Commonly eallesboiollos Natter. opus Hesse, is tits neysatorket. . •` .onceivsaLlolelocity, C " "-... N NEN .....,, 4. . ,Nr A impciliaseqi e and , , , € 74 'll . , 1 4 ,.. It r the MP Vic. k. T' .. . ."--. Id . ---'. MIL EDV unities rtnlploycd, .. 4 , , ea.- os- 1 'Mr 4, . *. b ''' .. .. that the rag tlitiotis, at vast di*. -' - 4 : : '.- r , f :' 't to St. Giles' tut 11111011, eiimbina- THE WURT. tropulis nto --••••,-.- t, even though rue- Yesterday, at noon, Ilia MA.ierry arrived at the recreation.— r permanent object. QUELN'S Palace, from Windsor, and was received, Goose, Sere !lowe d b y t h e b e e t l e on his urival, by their Royal highnesses the su ss, i n hi e . i‘..h,,,„„ that an . r _ Dukes of . YORK, (211411E . R11,411N1), ; CAMIBRIDGE • a morainic t . .. i jill i si ~1 c I : I i I I I i li C 6 1 i I 1 I I