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i plioniommm"mmein , friZ t/ A IP ar ASI Lj -- tie N=l, j r tt uteu A p t e a OZ : 4 NUMUER 5238. Tfl EA THE- BOY A L, COl 7 ENT.I7 A faIEN. T i EVENING. TUESDAY. Sept. si , acted (Sib time), a sew Comedy, founded on lite Deserted Daughter, called 'CIIE STEWARD; Or, FASHION AND FEELING. With new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. Charmless by Mew,. Mnereaily, Junes, W. Far r u. BL~orhsrd, Abbott, Connor, F.oser). Mr*. Davison, Mrs. 11, , . Foote, Miss Green, mid Mrs Sexton. The to be spoken by Mr. Connor, the Epilogue Mis. Davison'. To which will be added, the Melodramatic Romance of ALA DIAN ; Aladdin. Miss Furor; Tahi Tunglork, Mr. Chapman; Karar tlanjou, Mr. Crurapion ; Kalim As ick, Mr. Norman; About:sr, Mr. Farley ; Komar, Mr. Grimaldi. Princess R‘droulloundour, Miss Shaw ; Zubsad, Miss J. Scott (liar 2.1 appearance us this bine); Widow Ching Mustapha, Airs. Davenport. The Donrs to be opened at Six o'Clork, and the Play to liez;:i at Seven. noise. 7. ; Second Price 3.. 13.1 —Pit 3s. 6.1.; Second Price `L —Lower Gallery 25.; Second PC ICC is —Upper Gal lus Is.; Second Price Gil. fur the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ruix-dithre, Ilart•street. from Teti till Futir. A Private Box may he hid for the Season, or nightly, of Mr Brandon, at the Box-I 'Bice. Mr. Phi hpps and Iliqs.3l. Tree having been honoured with tar enraptured approval of the audience, they will perform tozetber To-niorrow sod Friday next. Ti.- The Maid of the Mill—Comoing—and Hue b3l).l9 :sod Wive., Din Thnielav, The Stems' d. i hi F Guy 3latiom inc. The Marriage of Figaro will be repeated in the course of th , week. ---- - 7!! EATRE-ROY A 1., ENG USK OPERA-110( 7 SE, 81'RA ND. Fruits PRESENT TUESDAY. Sept. 21, .11viol be perfurntea, the Comic Ballad Opera, in three acts, called TOE JOVIAL CREW: Or, THE MERRY BEGGARS. Oldreals, Mr. La UCiliOitf Sprirlytuire, Mr. Wrench ; Ran. dal, Mr W. S. Chatuarley; Oliver, Mr. Wilkinson ; Yiiicent, Mr. Pearman ; Hilliard. Mr. Beisintberst ; Justite Clark, Mr. Rawlins ; Patriot, Mr. Reisebuthano. Rachel, Miss Kelly; Merit'', Miss 1. Stevenson; Annie, Mies Love. Isa Act 11. the original Cowie Crotch Dance. the coarse of We evening, the celebrated Song of " The wolf," to Character, by Mr. Hignis. After which the Cowie Operetta called THE KEN DEZVOUS. The Music ronipnsed and selected by Mr. Price. Captain Wilding, Mr. Penmen; Charley. Mr. Hisckel ; Quake, Mr. W. S. Chat terley ; Simon, Mr. Harley. Sophia, Mi.+ Kelly; nose, Miss I. Stevenson. nhiela will he.added, the Grand Serious Ballet ratted THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN COOK. Europeans—Captain Cook, Mr. T. P. Cuuke; hie Lirste is -sst, 31r. A. Junes; Iseeeteusat of Ilasiues, Mr. Hart; Il.mt , esiss, Me. Wilkinsuo. Nntsyss of the lolautt of Orhylvee--T boo, Mr. Se.ouog-tie, Mr Concert. Eauti, Miss I. Stevenson; Jev-tai.gass i-gre.sols, Mira Love. Iss Art 11. the admired Triu, "Ching Chit Queer." D.nnot nr be opened at Half-past Six u'Cluck ; the Per formance to begin at Seven. Poxes, bs; Second Price, le.—Pit, 3s. Second Price, 1, W.—Lower Gallery, 2s. ; Second Price, Is.--Upper Gallery, ts.; Second Price 6.1. Nosey Places, 'rickety Admissions for the Sexson, and Private Boxes (with the advantage of • separate entrance in Exeter stied), to be had .3f Mr. Stevenson, at the Box Office, Strand entrance ' (sum Ten till Four; and of Mr. Frnrinan, Library, 170, New B tweet. Tomorrow, The Beggar's Opera ; Capt. Macheath, Mr. I.;.iris—A Cure fur kussaace—ntud The Deserter of Naples. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE. Under the Nirotiage of his Royal flightless Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg. The Proprietors most respectfully inform the Nobility, Ceniry, and the Pubic in general, that from the rapturous split-06,1nm with which the following new Entertainments were received, they will be repeated for this Week. rrins PRESENT EVENING, TUEsDAY, IL September 21, and following Evrising4, at HAI past Six k precisely, the Entertainments will commence aid., aerosol iiitie, an entirely new interesting Melu-drama, with New Music, Scenery, Menses. and Decorations, called THE IMPERIAL VICI'IMs; OR, THE CAVERNS OF HOENH ELBE. Muller, a domestic of the Castk, Mr Sirlibinz ; Albert Welizlaar, enamoured of Adeline, Mr. H. Kimble ; Lothe. roll, Mr. Barryinore. Adeline, Has Baron's ward, Miss HOll4ll/1. - mm ....... ...... After which will he produced (meow/ time), a •ew Mom). dramatic Bagatelle, eallrd WINNING A HUSUAND! Or, SEVEN'S THE MAIN. The Music composed said selected by Mr. T. Hughes. Chiracters repriscuted—Sir Roderick Straoarways (i■ lore with every romantic, except .Hiss Jenny Transit), Mr. &Mot ; Dail, his Mau (no Philosopher and yet nu 10111), Mr. INCMUIIII. Lucinda (Si•irr sal Sir Koilt'l irk, and mit quite so fund of Romance), Mrs. ILiviilee; Miss Jenny Transit (a yowl:: Lady who exemp:ifies Ike mutability of human affair,), M.o. W. Birryinor.. Characters attrinpied--Margaret Macimicklecanny (a b•arned Lassie from the Highl.mils), Mrs W. Woryinore ! M :as Cornelia Ormeutina Clamberer) (a voluminous and vo. luble Literary Spinster), Mrs. W. Barryinure!! Lady 1)uro• Ibra Dustily (a Lady of liar T4lll, with a Soul, accompanied lay herself on lb, Harp), Mrs. W. Hammon !!! Mrs. Dr. horst, Griskes (a Pork Butcher's Widow, wills more Airs than Graces), Mrs. W. "ury el!!! Mailemoiselle Antad. so tie Minisuptien (a Freud. Ficarante, with a P4ll &el), 11 rs W. 831171 , 1101* BfldXcl BO( killolll (a Rustle Pwsute, with a Red Cloak), Mrs. W. Barryistswe'.!!!!! 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HE COUNT ar oittncroits of the T UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAU' INDIES, du hereby gibe Notice, That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the. ■aid COM PA NY, appointed to be held at their House, in Leailenhall-strrel, on WEDNESDAY, the 224 Septemlier Next, is suede epeeist, for the purpose of laying before the Proprietors, fur their approiration. a Resolution of the Court of Directors, of the 14th July lam, greeting to Mr. James Wilkinson, ander the CitelllNslllllllsl therein stated, the sum of 75,000 Sicea Rupees, at 2s. the fairest Rower, with interest thereon, at Six per Cent. per ■unam, from the 11th October, 1816, to tbs day when payment shall be Copies of the Papers relatiox to the ease of Mr. Within soo, with the Report relayed lry the By. Law, cap. {,see. tO, now he opts at . Proprietors. JOSEPH DART, Serreiary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Attewire 18, 1819. THE COURT 11 DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to Ike EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will Ise held at their House in Leadenhalt street, us WEDNESDAY, the 22J September next, at Eleven o'Clork in the Formnion And that the said Court is made special, for the purpose of submitting for confirmation Ibe Proceedings of the Gene ral Court of the 234 June last, upon a Report front the Consmittee appointed to inspect the Company's By-taws, alteriug By-Laws, chap. 6, sec. 19 and 20, and chap. 7, sec. 1 and ; repealiag By-Laws, clamp. 13, sec. 2,3, 4, and 5, and ordaining Bylaws jointed of those proposed to be repealed. The above.nientioned Report front the Coantillee of By- Laws is open at this House for the luspectitms of the Pro prietors. The Court of Directors do also give Notice, that the said General Court is further made special, h.r the purpose of subniiiiisig for roisfirenation the Resolutiort of the Gene ral Court of the S3(l issue, approving the Resolution of the Court of Directors, greeting ID Sir George lidera Barlow, Bart. G.C.B• a Peusion of 1,5001. per annum. The Report required by the fly-Law, chap. 6, sec. 19, is open at this House fur the isspection of the Proprietor*. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY, Loodoa, September 40,1819. NOTICE is hereby given, That a SPECIA L COURT of the PROPRIETORS of this COM PANY will be held on TUESDAY, She 12th day of Octo ber Next, at Eleven O'Clock is the Ftwentiott pretisely, at the Crown sad Anclwr Tastes, is thaStrnart, is thtugownty of 19Seldlesex, foi the puri, of 11 . tItiai Ago consideration the propriety of confirming a Calf upon the Shares of the Second Capital. By order of the Court of DEetors, J. PEDDER, Secretary. N.B. The Chair will be taken at Twelve utl.eck pre. G RECUR'S 9XPKDITION. [From the" Dublin Everting Post," September 16 ] We have received, exclusively, the following me lancholy, we may with truth say heart-rending narrative, relative to the Patriot Volunteers, who sailed no April and May last, to join NPGregor.— We have read it with horror and indignation, and with the grief which every man must feel, when he learns that so many of our brave countrymen have been sacrificed to the plundering schemes of a base and besotted adventurer. The fate of these line fellows is the more to he deplored when we reflect, that had they in the fir.t instance entered into the honourable service of Venezuela, tinder the President Bolivar, and our distinguished countrymen, Generals D'Evereux and English, the path of glory and of fortune would have been open to them—they would have been received with distinction by a regular Government, established 1111t1 recognised ; their wants would have been supplied. and they would have been only subject to i those privations and casualties which are inseparable from the common course of warfare. NPGregor was nut recognized by any of the Independent Governments of Smith America—he had not a foot of ground to stand on that lie could call Isis own—he had no port, no asylum whatever for his followers—thry were to fight for dwellings to shelter them. When he did obtain a port, and a fine posi tion, by the valour of these gallant men, he quickly and shamefully lust it by his incapacity and total unfitness to command, while those who proceeded to Chili, to Buenos Ayres, and to Venezuela, had regular and well-established Governments to receive and protect them, and to direct them in the best way calculated to p•umote their interests, and their chivalrous views of fame as well as fortune. We have thought it right and jolt to mark thus st gly the wide distinction between the honour able cause of the Independent Governments of South America, and the expeditiou of 1114:regor, as there are many who confound our with the ocher, though they have mot the slightest selutiouship what ever. ‘Ve shall nog proceed to the narrative drawn lip by an Officer of high character, who .ailed in the Henry, and upon whose *memento we c an re ly ; it also relates to the ships Mary-Eli:a mid Tu. ropetula " Agreeahly to the instructions given each Com manding Officer, WI board the above ve.sels, thry were led to believe. on their arrived at Aux Cap.* (ilnir place of tirstiostitni), in the Island of St. Doiningo, they would find agents for the Govern ment of New Granada there, who would wittily them with a small proportion of cash, proviiMitis, and arms, accoutrements, and clothing for the men; and that vessels would he sent to transport theirs to the Main of South America. '• On the 43d Juror, the Henry anchored off the Isle La %riche, agreeably to instructions—not a sick mail ors board—the Officers and men in a film state of discipline, being drilled three or four times day, when the weather would permit, sad only wanted arms, accoutrements, and clothing to en. able them to take the field—all being in great spirits, and anxious to distinguish themselve.. To our surprise arid mertificatioo, we found the Mary- Elias at author, sad her ppople on shore, dying, in • must distressed and wretched •rare. We their go' the account of the loss of Porto Hello. 'l4 Our healthy state was !alertly to be attributed to the very tine, judicious manner in which the flee►y was fitted out and supplied, together with the very humane. kind, •nd friendly treatment re ceived by every person on hoard, Gout Captain Newport and brother, on all occasions, who made it their study to make those on board cosofortuble ; the former always had his clothes and money ready for the relief of the poor men, who left their native country to become slaves on the plantations of St. Domingo. After we landed, it is natural to expect the agent was the first person sought—lost no such person has. or ever had been in Aux Cayes, no suc cour of any kind was to be expected there on ac count of M'Gregor, or New Gr.inad4 ; the Officers who hod been in the Mary Eliza, %vete obliged to sell their appointmetits and clothes to subsist. M'Gregor was at this time at Port-an-Prince, and was made setitibitsted with the sickly distressed state of the first detachment, when he sent the fol lowing lIIIIIVIer :•••• " Port-au-Print?, 10111 June, 1819. " Sta-1 have bad the honour to receive your letter of the Ilth May, communicating the ■rrical of a detachment of Colonel Eyre's rrginient, under your command. "The Government of Hayti will nut permit the troops to be landed at Alex Cayes; it is therefore necessary that you proceed in the vessel, with all possible dispatch, to the island of San Andres, where you will deliver the enclosed letter tee the Governor. The island of Si. Andres is remarkably healthy, and where, I have no doubt, t:.e sick will WOO re cover. I kave this in five days for the same place, where I expect to find you and your detachment all well. " I gave the liwouvr to he, Sir, " Yuur most obedient Servant, " GREGOR MAC GItEGOR. " M. R. Fox, Esq. conimandiun Detachment, Maria Eliza." The following is M'Gregor's letter to the Cover 3or of St. Andres:— " Port.su.Prince, 19th June, 1819. - - - " SlR—This will be delivered to you by M. It. Fox, com manding a deiscliment of the 3d Regiment of Hibernist. Yon will please to urdsr them lo be disembsrkril as souls as they arrive ; ■ad it is desirable, as they may have msuy sick, that Dr. Macdonel, of the lst light infantry, 911011101 eats. blish a g I hospital on the hill, at Mr. Macß. an 's house. 1 shall kave this on the 24th, and hope to be with you by the Ist of next month. " I have the humour to be Sir, your humble grrvant, " GREGOR MAC GREGOR. " To Colonel Woodbine, 4ib RrEuneitt. Govrrour of San Andres, and Deputy Adjutant-Gettersl to the Forces." " As the charter party of the Henry was nut, Captain Newport served the Comma-ding Officer with doe notice to that effect. 'rheie was not one amongst us that felt the disappointment, or for our distress, inure than he did. After the men lauded, some got sick; Captain Newport used to accom• patty the Surgeon going round the sheds where they lay, and give the poor fellows motley. We hati not beets long on shore till we were obliged to fol low the example of the officers of the .11ary Eliza, and sell what things we could best setae for our maintenance, and, after the most minute inquii ire. we found we had nothing to expect hoist General M•Gregor, so we thought it most prudent not to involve ourselves into deeper Mfliculties, and rich endeavoured to procure a passage to ally place off St".*Douningo. The poor men (all of whom were veteran.) were glad to get emplovinent on the plantations, pickin ,, coffee, Sc. On the 4th of July, General bl• Gregor arrived in the Ilerto alias General .'ll•Cregor, c 00000 magi:fed by Commodor: Larturr, suc.-essor to Capt. Iltid.oli, part owner of the vessel, and to whom Alf. Limner had been Purser, having left Capt. Hodson sick at Port-an- Prince. The General remained on board, being aware of his unpopularity at Aux Cayes. The fol lowing morning the General was waited on by the Commanding Officer and several other Officers, they were received by his P.Jeellency in due form, introduced by his only Aide-de-Camp, Mr. Horner. [The dialogue which took place between the Officers thus introduced and M'Gregur, shall be given in our next. It is very curious, but we re ceived it at too late an hour for this evening's pub lication.] Captain Colclough having been left at Port-au- Prince sick, without a dollar, only for the Rev. Father O'Fl)mi. who took him to his 'bowie and gave him every comfort while he lived, would have died in a dreadful ewe. The Hun. Mr. Semple died on the passage from Port-au-Prince to Aux Cayes, rod was thrown over board at the mouth of the harbour—his Excellency smoking a segsr! The Tarantula arrived from London with 40 offi cers and 40 men ; she was chattered to follow M•Gregor for six mouths. " 0.6 the 8111 July a Council of War was held, and the General, will. many others of the Taran tula, agreed to remain fur eleven days at anchor oil La- Vache, to await the arrival of the Itraeha 11...W00er. expected from London with arm.; only seven officers joined him out of 85 f and only about 30 uncut. These %vete ; felloas unable to work and were sick, and the greater part of whom are since dead. He made many appoint ments, and had a very st rung' Stair ; the chief duty of his Aide-de-Camp was to carry his segars, and bring fire fur the General. " If it had nut been for the humanity of the European merchant* the scene would hive berg still more shocking, they having subscribed and established an hospital for the poor men. The Master of the Nary 1 , ./ita landed several of the men when in a dying state, and left 16111 013 the beach, unable to help themselves or get out of this surf. Many of them are indebted for their liars to the attention of Mr. Taw, who was constantly in the hospital so see that the patients were taken care of, kept clean, and received the medicine pre scribed by the surgeon. Mr. Coololiii, who had taken 8114 paid fur ins passage to Quebec in the Mary klists, being very ill, was lauded and left on the beach about midnight, previous to the sailing of that vessel ; he died the next morning. " For the gratification of the friends of those i young gentlemen who accompanied me on that on fortunate expedition, I beg you will be pleased to publish the followie.g 11 disinbute►l : Major. Magee, 10 basaica. . . PER II Captains, Mockler, (Jock. c, M ucbell , $l. Thomas's. Skirl, do. M.Doooll, First-Lieutenants, Smith. Aidc-de-Camp ici M.Grevie, Fry, New Branawick, Snmerville, du. Mills, Jamaica, Qarbre, Thomas, New lirarmick, Emrich. Smith, do. Tidal, jou. Quebec, G. Naiiinis, joined 3l'Gregue. Pit ICE Id. 'hewing how they , EN RY. Ii Irl'ir• ell, Jimmie*. Kelly. joined Wlllregoe, Wulfen den, Janice", Riau, Ililtinwee, Hanlon, juts. j..ined M'Gre- I _ger, _ -- Cheinhers.E.irope, prr Flew y Gleeful's, Jawsnir.s, Dwdtey, New 11.uuswirk, Newry, Jamaica, Ru.kli do. M'Ndistera, dn. Connor. joitard;error, Doberiy, New N. 11 , 1110 Irk. (I,..riton, joined M 4; nzer. l'Flahfriy, New lin' ew lat., JO I w.d %Min pr, Hugh's, 'mimeo. _ Nig rqpons, Warbles, JAsiiasea, M. M Duaall. io prart.re al Assx-rayrs. A nisfeßt-birgrows, Second•Lierlexamls. Thomas Hanks, Jsuisuca, Samuel Hooks, Europe, per Hrsiry, VErnou, do. A usegier, dn. Daly, Qui-4re, I Jame% 31'Donald, Jamaica, Clark, Bailimore. Two Soldiers dead siuce lauded. PER MA Majors, Fox, Jamaica, Sl'llutsugh. Quebec. Captains, O'Brien, &sawn, Boren, joined M'Gregor, Seyosure du. Massafirld, Jamaica, Callahau ' New York. Paymaster. Digo or Eyrr, New York. &orgasm, Savage, Rosso, Lieutenants, Wooldridge, Boslou, Frru, Oaltiossore, Scott, du. Hamm, du. Caffery, do. Kuspe, do. A ssistaal—rwrgeon, Smith, Baltimore. Liesleotards, Hay, Niw Hrunswick„ John Daly. inn. Antlzion, " 21/12 Caro, Jody 11, 18: Y. ELIZA. RichArdnon, Antiei, Maui phi, joined 11•Gregor t Tien finikritrile. du. O'Laughlin, Pert ru•Prtutte r Cons-, Umber, Ku do. I>rer, . flu. (;113buse, do. Alt, du. Tulin, iki. Flood, do. Muurr, Assisfait SurgvMs, Sim 1. ,, e.u• euchre. OFFIC ERA DEAD. Lierlenesulr, Jolin Daly, sea ,;orti at Aux. Cuyra, Javelin, 111.11nuald, Jaw , 27, Usual ups Blown, July 5, Pont rtiel•har, July 8, July 9 15 jive Women, and four Clulkrrk.,,,l The follow/4,g i. •n extract from a letter received front s resiwctahle Gentleman, a merchant at Aux Cayes, (Weil 201 h ink 1819 My Dean Fistrio—The Supreme Chief of New Gra nada as still bete; the Tarsidula is anchored Of IA tracts,; the brig M•Grettur is on ►hore a little to windward of this port. He has lost by sickness upwards of 36 Iltell and offi cers since yon left. It is reported that the yellow fever rages •hoard of both vessels. He has no Doctor, au utedirioes; his credit is still low, so estrous will advance bins • piesboy ; all his pwvisous nearly exhausted. Twelve niro thrown overboard Aunt the WC. egos this monist'', pr. voms to her going on shore, but Ihr General, alas! was out g tic number; all halals sick. From the numbers ilenov la ever in the Imitator we cannot eat a bit of fish here now. A member of persons perished in the wreck, who were sick. snit suable to assist themselves; the whole are in a nits..r.tible Stale. God help them! M`Grrgor areals as uncoucioned, and as happy as if nothing was wrong. He wishes now to juin Bo livar, by the first opportunity. Ile is eutirely now put to his shills. " I remain, my dear F. irnd, your• very Italy, "To Colonel C-, t-au. Pr ince." The following officer.. PER TAR. M‘Carthy, 406 1 1 ..41 *lure you left this iNTULA. M.jor Voiait,2l.l July, R.-,iesask Capt. Gurilue, without hopes of re. CUM y. July, First Lieut. Leopul.l, 191 h, Second Du. Kick, 844.1 f, 131 h, I DebAl{:ll/ ill, 18th, r Lit ti Firot Licut Smith, IR , h July, Secoud Du. Kay, I ilt is, 1 EN It Y. ----- - - &Tun.] Lieut. Phelan, 16th July. Plat MAUI' EL:ZA. Cliptaln Seymour, not expected to recover. To thew how imootirobje Getrer.l Nliaregor he. paved to Copt. Hudson, pint owner of the brig ;leru, alias M'Creior (wrecked), I give you on extract born two of Column Hudersii•r. letiero " Port-au-Priner, Jnoie 2, 1819. " MY DEAR Our frirud M•Grt•Ror ••) is totting evo ry to get pusseasion of the brig, and rob ate of my propetty fur the **mug his worthless Itfe • by g ■ray from toe troops at Porto [kilo; auy one. that kilos his cause may expect to meet with a similar Lite." " Sentuiter Josephine, off Cape Tiberour Jaly 8, 1819. " M Dealt Ibis letter fortunately reach you and Towning in time, I trust yen will use your best es deavoUrs to demist the bri: Hero, at Ares-Cayes, till I Irma Gum Jamaica with a fri:ate or sloop of war, Olt repossess nsyselfof Ike. M•Grrgor has committed woe of the most daring and audariou. piratical acts, in tans: pumeysituis of my properly, (laths: the time I 1... y helpless in bed, at Port •u_l'rince. I therefore limit, as I sin the' o.testyible (euer of the Hero, that you will use your hest eittleireoura for my iffiest-at, fur which this letter will be your fall and sufficient authority. I know that the MIMIC 1 sin 1111 , 1 C 11411411111 g will hr the means of bringing M.Gregur and idle Purser to justice. 1 cats with meat difficulty write, beirig so winwell... It appears by the following lentil*, so highly creditable In Admiral lb ion and Cei.rral that iliese Other's hail rally opriiesl coitioninton so" wills Si. I) go, Ili the hope of rescuing our eistiiiirylll.4l trust the dnngCt they hail Al•Ciregoe* serviee,,:itial of ill icing Oleos wider the standards of N r eirtzitela. It it smut ttirrrly with emote. of these valsoub,e 41(4.0- nit-out we have bees, fornialied, the usigitarl *atria are now us, OW !dial . : Alorir.tninrcu—Jras Grilse, May 19, 181 P. " Luis Brion, Ahutraute, died etc. • " Ts, I) Mackintosh. E.q. "Slet—l herein enclose you an Aodreya from Getoral English In the lioglidt Others. and hoops alio may. yt t remain at your Islsud, nom the expeditors of Genet al ftllircgur. :should ilwre be any who may be !brinierh in come, 1 should vomit you i4l pr.ivide them with a I their ry id .. n liars . p u .a r l a ismt p l u a r c a % az heie their passage shall be p "1 have great pleasure fu slate, that the Fkitish Brigade its this island is sir the must brilliant slate, ',clog proluscir provided with creiy thing to commence operations. Our armies to t h e isiterror have been victorious sir 5.5101 C We Ca. CUIIIaCCS *lib l lor enemy. r /11111 tel. glees us remain Cas will tint he ortorded. " 1 have Wel. u Island of Margiritto, ,' I am cumosaudeJ my. which, cumin feed with other rirru r. 1..1.1 to bore that oar retry tutu Ouse- tumour hi be, Sir, " Your moat chariest fieriest. " L IISION." trigiritta, Jean Gringo, May 10, 111110. m/ by the General of Divisive, 11 • •LBION FIRE AK D LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW BID DOCATILKAT, BLACK MARS, EMPOWERED RI ACT OP PARLIAMENT. CAPITALIII MILLION. hummers falling Ike at Michaelmas will expire, unless renewed within fifteen days from that period. 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