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•ii sicrat Ilimtead, missing, supposed killed ; 'Ds putt' Con. I Walker, prisoner; Assistaid-Cutumissary fienei Si Harwood, prisoner ; Depaity• Assistant.Commissmy. 4.. FrillrOillr, primmer. Commissary Clerks—Ryan, r.. 11 . Brume, prisoner ; Roberts, prisoner. After the capture of Porto Bello, General Hore issued II eh mat loss, oil', ring to all artisans who bad been made prisoners to famish them with the meatus of c 00000 silencing bodiless, and ail the priatnners 'were humanely treated. On the 16th ult. the brit Hero, behuigner to the hole mandril sgna.lro•t, 111.111 e nil attack on the fort of Chaves, hut is repulsed. On the 2811, Feb. four frigates, supposed to he tt r she 00000 mead of lord Cochrane, made au attack upon t• .Ilars, the N 4•0• port of Liana, but were repulsed with great loss, s...b•ir)nenl iuGn maims, however, cummunirates acemosts of the ;blockade of Callon by seven vessels benrint the Chi les, flare, muter The ordrra of hi■ Lordship, who was on loosed OW frigate I.,tbella, whit•h had beets taken by the In ..drPewalmils fn.'s& the Royalists some time since. In Callao 'Pere? steutval vessels; soil it is supposed that the British frigala Asephicta,Cumitnurk . art Bowles, was also lynag in that VENEZUELA. BRAVE AcillEVEll ENT OF THE ERMSH TROOPS. JUAN GRIEGO IN MARGARITA, MAT 21, 1819._ A dispatch is just receivrri frost the Pre...tat-at, Bolivsr, thst ISO British amity, belong log to Colonel Cstlet's regiment, under General p as x, which had gone up the Wooers, had alt tekril and drfesited Morillo's cavalry, consisting of 1,000, noel hod destroyed 400 of the best of them? By Ilse commend of the Prcaidreit, these men have ull ,er.everr , l the Order of I...IDERTADORES, the only Order in the country (soil which only the President and Admiral' Brion hod), for their gallant conduct. The George Coming brought this news from Mar gesita. FURTHER DISASTERS OF TIIE SPANISH ARMY. Atit.i.ilura, April 2.1, IMO. We have received news from the arsitywiihiu the last few days, slating that an action had taken place which had ter. 'Masted to the arlyantaee of the Patriots ; the Spaniards having apwan:a of 200 killed and wounded—the Pallrliptit not a quarter of that number. This occurred between the ditrisiou of General Sardinia. and the Spanish rear-guard. Front Westbrooke's stay in Aagoistetra, we derive some information to be relied on respecting the state of the Pa triot army, now haring its head quarters at St. John's. The discipline and clothing of the troops equal* all that mild be expected. The IWO s.ity of living continually on beef, and a small quantity daily of cassava bread, from Jelog habit, is not of course the hardship to then, whirl, an soldiers consider it. It is here, by the bye, as in F.asice, in the time of Bonaparte; every buy when old enough to become useful, either os an artificer or agricul. wrist, is compelled to bear arms for garrison duty, tu the places the Patriots 110 W have possession of; thus contri buting lii promote Ili,' 10dC1/1.10/COCP of their country. The I.lalieres (piniole of the plains) attached to the bd. vile of Getural Pair, from 2 to 3,000 strong, appear to be st very formidalile people, much resembling the Russian Cossacks—a hardy race, soldiers by choice, and long accus tomed 1,, the Giterilb mode of war. To them this roam, y is much indebted for its present safety, for it appears they principally have kept the Spaniards so loog at hay. They nee mounted on small hardy looms, and armed with an ellof tirlES lance, which they use with great agility. 'they ave rage more than live feet till inches, and many of them the more than six feet in height. Ac to the itlativc strength of the opposing armies, the (elfus ing is loin veil 14/ be nearly their resin etire mope eions :—The Patriot cavalry and infantry between 5 and 6.1100 ; the Sp:milt...ls between 9 and 10,0110 The soperio. xi' y of rayally, however. possessed by Ilse Patriots, enables them to useintoin their eronad natant this disparity of tutee. A ileiachinent, 1,500 strung;, has been scut by the Spaniarde in the dirertiou of this place, and they have actually hien within a day and a half'. march of us; but the arrival of the English troops has induced them to change their route, vud viiH, 1 dare say, continue to bind thi; Spaniards some ukber employment than dispatching parties hither. We hear, that funr of the shim, conveying pitrt of the eletachinent of.Culoucl English, have arrived at Margarita, 'bringing :AO men. On the arrival of the whole, as attack is immediately to be made upon the coast, pre bully at Ca. Matta ; and, in the event of success, which cannot he very iimilofol with British assistatice, it is proposed to advance front Cionana to Comer as, as being a preferable mode of to the capture of La Gnyra, in cossiiinitence of the passes bet *eels that place Anil Caraccas, where a small forte might makes strong and protracted resistance. certain it is, that the ariival of the English troops has creates'. a mach greater and inure general confidence in the result of the coolest thou could possibly have existed pre viously. General Urdaneta left Angostura the dry after one lame officially informed of the arrival of the troops at 'Margarita, to take the command of the whole. Tbis ap. pointment has given uuivrraal satisfaction, as, bring ISO in itiii;:ent and claret/dente officer, be has conch the ',Hifi. 4..0re or the people In re. Some also of the English office, s, , sho weir iiele at the time, and not in tactual employment, Lave heels seat to Margarita to assist biro. THE BR rils II PRE S S. LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY 3, not. rti :4 llt, in the Ilt;me of Commons, Altlt.r -man %Coon moved for leave to brie% in a i; , 11 to tumble his Royal flightless the Duke to ilt-ito4e of his house mull furniture, at Casttrims' II , by Lottery, but afterwards aithdrew ins u:ut,ott. The motion for a Committee to consider of t he PIHn of Mr. OWEN, et Lattook, was pooponed till next Srssioto. It is rapt cted that the House of Commons, will have finished its busine►s on Tuesday, and that it ill ihri) adjourn over to allow lime for the Lords to get through the busiutss its their House. This., is is presumed, will he entssislettel nit Friday next, and that 'Le Session %%ill be cloaca on Saitittimy the EiIINCE RkGENT in person. A Hamburg,' Mail arrived last night; %tilt Pa. pore ht the 23,1 Jane, front which we have extracted the Itilluwing niptstiouo paragraph : FROM ins. MAINE, 'VMS'. T. la a Xoreit German capital city, the differences ninth had arises. betwet u the Sovereign and his *blest arm appear not to he armored. A !winos of high ran% is said t.. have kneed has *ay *ids his sword drawn info the Sovereign's study, to have attacked the persons memo, and to have insailed WI esteemed Officer. A courier arrived from a Northern Court, has catered credit to he given to the report that a Northern Power has been ap. piled to for assistance lo premeol the measures which the So. vertigo meant to take, to present similar ortormireir for the future. This treed has made uufsvunrable impression nu the public. The Officer is said nut to have hill:trio F obtained any tati%factien, uhict, however, it it to be ex pected that he will, since tillicrWise very disagreeable con oerpiences might be amirelienileil. 'The abitsc and meta which have hitherto all often liCretriril, must of course Wcome stilt more frerornt, •till leas regard *ill be paid to di eurtim, and at the Cull, some man high sense of hominy, atilt keit in this manuvr, and cc. fain of oblai gno saris facti sssss will devetelsimself as a rice in. It is indisputably quilt inctonnal dale with chivalrous and military ideas of hoinin7, for a Pt ince to insult a Wave man, and then to take advantage of his birth to refuse I sa'irfactlon. :Ili,. O. (as a journal lately ri.,:jerlured) has really quit ted her retirement, and appeared iii pnlelic life. After se veral Officers of State had visaed her, she gave her first /tenthly, at which even Privy Cabinet Counsellors and Directors of Public Boards wens present. Upon occasions elm, when all the servants of the Sovereign appeared pub licly (as fur instance at funeral•), the servants of Miss 0. joined the servants of the Prince. Several circumstances of this descriptions make it likely that nit elevation in rank will *only lake place. The Paris Papers of Tuesday List have arrived at oar of The diseasoions are still emsti anted in the Chamber of Deputies on the Ways mad Means for the present year. In the ailing of Monday the Chamber discussed ass wtnrud- Went which was Proposed on SAturd4y by M. I)u -♦cactea DE HAI/R.4I4NR, tending to dinriaisis the 1 duty on the importation of cotton wool, but moi 1, withstanding the strength of this Member's urge. menu. (minded on the principle of the impulicy . of imposing a duty on the raw material; the oh. %Mal tax was continued. Amendments for dis continuing the duties on oils and small wines •uder went the same fate. Accounts from Constantinople say, that Sir ROSERT LtsToa, the British Ambassador to the Sublime Porte, has concluded • very important ■rrongeweut. The Divan, after • negociation which has lasted fur three years, has at length recognised the Convention concluded between the four Allied Powers relative to the lonian Islands. The Potent, however, seems still unwilling to give its formal adhesion to the Convention of the sth of November, 1815. But by the Convention con cluded ut Constantinople, and ratified by the GRAND SEIGNIOR on the -24th of April, the sur render of the fortress of Parga and of its territory was to he effected by the lonian Greeks to the agents of the Ottoman l'orte, which then, on its part, engaged to recognise the inhabitants of the Seven Isles as tinder the protection of Great Bri tun,. l'he fortress of Parga has since been sur rendered to Ai.t PACHA, and the brave Pargunauts have been sacrificed to their bitterest enemy by the authority of Great Britain, in which they had trusted for protection. The French Funds continue to improve. The Five per Cents. are 69 1. 5 c. ; Bunk Actions, 1,472 f. SO c. A Flanders Mail has arrived with Papers to the 29th last. Saud, the assassin of tio•rzeaue, is laving. His fate excites great and general interest nt Cerniony, in which his portrait is universally sought after. It is uot dived prudent to bring hint to trial, as his courli•tinn is certain, and it would not be considered safe in the present state of the public wind to carry the sentence into execution. The details of General lIPG REGOR'S (Master were brought to Jainaiea by the British frigate Sapphire and published in the papers of that Island, an extract from which is given in our pre ceding columns. Although the merits of this case be imperfectly known, enough appears to justify u censure on the General. That he was taken by surprise is evident, and that under circum stances which required extraordinary caution. The Royalist force which lie had driven out of Porto Hello, would probably remain in the neighbourhood of the place, mid might return to the charge. lie must have been also assure, that lie was within sight days march of Panama, from whence n twee, as the event proved, might be dispatched against Lima Ai if; however, lie were in the midst 01 safety, owl hail ins danger to apprehend, be is C fight napping in his bed :if six o'clock in the morning. The disaster may be therefore attributed to a blind and mishit:tit confidence totally incon tistent 'with his situation, and the weakness of bid force. thie tit the newspapers has discuvered that M' is was a mere buccaneer, the leader of a mere plinsdering and marauding expeditinii, un connected with the views of the Spanish Patriots. It is unfortunate that it did not make this dis cosery sooner, as it would Lave, prnbubly, iveikt fate of his little baud. Many of Ids ssera. young men of high, generous, andtoidependesst 1.1111 it, Ilk 11•1111 ti have disdained to embarlk in an enterprise of this description. ltninantic in their ideas, they would conrt &twee unit priastio. a—but independent in wind and ho nourable iu principle, they were utter strangers 10 the influence of base and eordial That General N.PGattdua did not act directly tinder the Government tit Vein !Aida, or any other of the Independent States of South America, we admit. The tleet under Au ItY is. we believe, the only patriot force with which he acted in concert. They may be regarded us constituting one inde pendent winetwetit ; but hid his enterprise been crowned with success, three Giwertstuents would tint hove to reap the benefit of his sue cow, or disdained his eni.nneristi 0000 . It was .tated iu Bevel al of the papers of 3 esterday, that the from St. Nidetio's pp-wok-it iu the Nonce of Lords on Thur,day night by the F.. 111 of 1/oNot.tatstont, was rejteted. Tin• is nut cottect. 'lilt! Petition, 011 the con wiry. was received, on the t h at tlvitigh tl►e Bill to whli la it applird (wiz. the Bill for Col lo-o[l.w let iotS In Ift l.;1111) had berat po►tponed for (hiv e t►Anttl:a, stus still .►umisall! before the flswe. tett.. -44 4 A , Cy' 4 il,: 4g) IV : PRINCE LEOPOLD. Marlborough house, the town-residence of Prince Leopold, 11:111 Ullarrgolle n repair, and 1134 been new lv tttaentert he his Royal Ri c hness since he Intik-o m it of the Duke of 51arlboristigh. The grind court-yard and tint-buildings have been lighted with gas. The forni:ure, which the Prince pur chased from the Doke at the same time, has been newly ornamented, &e. and new furniture has been added to it. Several elegant new lustre' have been hung, from different first-rate manufactories. At live o'clock on Thursday his Royal Highness received a deputation of the Gentlemen who have the enacnagemeist.of the Lying-in Charity, for sirii. vering poor married women at their lIWII habitations, held in Doctors' C s, coietisiing a— lments Thompson, Esq. she Treasurer; Julio Blackburn, Esq. Viso : President ; D.. D. D. Davis, Dr. IS it Dreinistils. Thumns Greenaway, E.g. It:eh:nil Knight, Esq. Hubert if Suety, Esq. F.ItB. Julies Mingepion, F.:41 John Ni‘on, Esq. Thimeas Wilkinson. Esq. and James Burrunes, Esq. The Prince Regent is Patron of the Institution, and Prince Leopold having been graciously pleased to agree to bemire Vice-Patron. a deputotion of the above Gentlemen waited mum his Royal nigh ties' to return him thanks for the honour conferred upon the lustitati tttt , 1515,1 alms to return his Royal Highness thanks for the donation bestowed upon the Charity. They presented him with the , wand of office, and a book count' g the full par ticulars of the Establishment, from which it ap pests that it_was instituted in the year 17,57, and that DOW upwards of 5,000 women are relieved annually. The deputation was most gracionsly received. lit the evening his Royal Highness gave a grand dinner to his Royal Father, the Prince Regent. On the arrival of the Prince Regent its his carriage at the court-yard, Prince Leopold was in readiness at the door of the mansion-house to receive him, and conducted him into the drawing-room, which is very elegantly fitted up. An g the paintings are those of the King, the late Qtiersi, the Prince Regent, and the lamented Princess Charlotte. The room set apart for the dinner is the centre from the grand hall, with folding doors into the garden. The magnificent service of plate was dis played with much elegance and taste. The phaeton was of alabaster, with grouper of fanciful figures, and with vases tilled with artificial flowers and vas 'ions sorts of fruits. The new dessert service of Chamberlain's Wor cester china was introduced with national ornaments of the Union, embossed drab-ground and flowers, its compartments, with the rose, shamrock, and thistle united. A new lustre was suspended over the centre of the table. The distinguished company to meet the Prince Regent were, Prince Esterhazy, severul of the Cabinet 111,1654er, and Great Offiicer• of State, Sec. &c. C0n61.11 I,l* _ . The Dukes of Montrose and Rutland ; the Mai-guinea of AVincliester Bud Hertford; the Earls of Westmor linil, Lansdale, Liverpool, Bathurst, and Harrington; Viscount Sidmouth, Lord Jannis Murray, the Vice-Chau. etllor, the Right Hon. Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, the Right 11011. %VIII. Baron Hardenbruck, Sir Robert Gardiner, and Colonel Adilenbroke. EARL AN!) COUNTE GRHsrENOICS GRAND ANTEII7'AINMENT. On Thursday the shove diatingnisbed personages gave a grand entertainment to Earl Dighy, Lord and Lady Cul. theater, Lord Sydney, Lord Bagul, Lord Douglas, Lord Levesnn Gower. Mr. and Mrs. Langford Brooke, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Balm, Mr. Abbott, Miss Townshend, Miss Harhord, and a large party of distinction, at th-ir residence in Upper Grosvenor-street. (►n the same evening hcr Ladyship gave her farewell rout fur this season. The six magnificent apartments, the two grand drawing-rooms, the picture-gallery, the saloon, and the two dining-rooms were thrown open, and most brilliantly illuminated. The beautiful cut diamond lustre was lighted with gas, which displayed a giand coup od'ail. The interior of • • • mansion was decorated with a profusion of the rhuicr flowers and shrubs. There were present upwards of 700 persons of the first distinction and fashion. Yes.terflay mottling the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER viited the PRINCE REGENT st Curl lull flusme. On Wednesday the Princess AUGUSTA and the Princess SOPHIA rode on horseback in Windsor Park, and its neighbourhood. The Princes. AUGUSTA ride, daily from Windsor Palace to her home and gardens at Froginore. Yesterday the Duke of 11'ELLINGTON gave a grand dinner to the Persian Ambassador. The party, including his Excellency and his Grace, coosistedof twenty-four. The tin.lsoll of LONDON is in welting on the KING et ‘Vinelsnr. 1111 Loidahip relieved the Eerl of MACCI.Err•IELD. The Earl awl Countess rif JERSEY and family have left town for their seat, Middleton Park, Oxfordshire. Sir WATKIN and Lady HARRIET W. WYNN and family, left their Wise Si. Jantees-stieuire. yesterday. for Cambridge, on their way to Alliwick Castle, Northimiherland, on a visit to the Duke sod Duchess of NORTIIIIIMBERLAND. FAKREN mid O'NEILL, versus KING mid FAR. lovers of Comedy will, 011 Tuss.loy next, receive a great treat by the perform:thee of The School for Scandal, in which the Sir Pet. r and Ludy Tea:le of the night will stand unrivalled. In Dublin they have often played the characters to gether, but never iii this coulitiy. Ilia (Lila' flightless the Prince I.OOPoLD, the Noble Patron of the Royal Coburg Theatre, has been most graciously pleased to signify his imention of paying his first visit In that theatre this evennig, July 3, and, we itoilerland, has commanded ihr peofurinanee of the last new Melu-drama of The Inca. The graml Ballet of lto Nymph of Moist Ltelirou and the ptipiilar Melo drama of The North Pole. A brilliaut audience is expected. Among all the 'daces of rational aninuestient in this great Mrtropoliv, none can boast of ball the pa tronage received by the ROYAL NlEXAarnir, EXETta 'CHANGE, especially since the third ralomitlinary lICIONAC ment of the queen of the Desert, with her fine young Cub'. The extensive and unrivalled Collection of the Sr leis of Natnre, and the superior order in which they are kept by the Propiieior, in some measure accounts for the number of rank and fashion which daily honour the Menagerie sill, 111(4 support. The Royal Linues.s amid her noble pantos sup in public every teeming, frost eight to nine. TII FAT covr.NT Alt DP.W. • Nlisa tVIS7EILL pilled the interesting part trc Airs : //n!!r♦ last Hight. li.•ra to sin sill 'wart*. airrl charm all ryes, vile awoke :ill the svir.iltilitiet of her Outhenry, winch were tlerlily exptrilsril in their trier. tllra. //u//fr lot :1 cltarac•ter that Ilotroftil nattly conies I lva nme•h to our bu•iuess and oar bowing. " Iftltcpo.etl to filo, (Atilt with its 'no. anoint' on the singe, the to r• ttlain that the fr.r.l fair (Mt .41 totted SO luv.ls, S. iliVillt . a frioi..o•ollediVr, 1111.1 licit the of I• su..taitad by id Iniirg CoMpObril rt. - 0W . 1114 that salsify the very titiatovplarre !..he I):e4thes ieriattosi her. The riddle will learn with regret, ulna. in a few Nights snare this opielithil star will be fur a conyiderable iiirie withdrawn fru•s she Loudon stage. On the Alias t r rN El tr. sll coansirnre an en gagroiriit at the Dublin Theatre, and hem 'thence will inorrril on a profesi I tour through &lin. burgh awl Glargow. The play last night was honoured with the I•rrseur • e ur the Dulya. awl DROWN Or GLOUCESTER, *hose arrival way greeted with the usual deournortratiusra of loyalty and af fection. iIMICY TIICATIT. His Royal Highness the puke of Susses last night honoured this theatre with Isis presence, to see The Heart of illitl4..othirta mad - The Siege ry Troy. - The Isouse was crowded to excess, and his Royal Hightiewt expressed himself highly pleased with the 'terrorism's..., which went OF with the gie *test eclat ; the Earl of MousTEDiactiwita end family, glirl sod Countess and family, Countess l'A LM ELL A mid fainily, Lady Msata STAN LRY. Lori! AMHERST, and many nthers of the first distinction graced the buxets: The present week's exhibitions have alor been 1.0- 1111111ftti with the 1114110istige of Sir JAM 1:3 and Lady LA NGIIAM still family, Ladies IIA BD I NGTON GUILFORD. and STEWART, 1100. Alrb. K EPPEL, Mrs. RICARDO, DE WI NDT. &c. &C. CIIELTENII4M, JULY I. THE TIIEATRE. We were not disappointed in our expecta tion, either of NI vrtiEws's performance, or of the full and fashionable A nuses we were certain be would tutroct. 011 Tuesday evening, Lovers' Vows. We have now to notice a matter or peculiar interest, and we are satisfied that our friends will sympathize iii the feeling of respect with which we call their attention to this sub ject, when we say that the debutante, in whose favour we would prepossess them, comes briiire them with claims of a very interesting nature. En joying tile advantages of • liberal education, and highly accomplished, in the very bloom and tender ness of youth, her young mind has devoted itself to the arduous etruggle for histrionic fame, in the hope of being enabled to attain, not only independence, but the means of promoting the interests of her family. Whets, to these considerations, we add the possession of talent of a very high and superior order, we have little doubt of the impression her efforts end her motives will produce. For our own parts tie candidly, and we will say gladly, admit that we never saw so successful a debut ; nor did we ever, under ally circumstances, see the character of ihneau ifTderilteim played with so much spirit, su much naivete. sod so much interest. All hcr re plies were replete with that sort of intelligence which is the pure emanation of genius, and which no study, no premeditated artfulness, could elicit : it ass Nature's self. Site is extremely young, tier countenaitc! peculiarly interesting and expressive, her figure agreeable, and her whole manner and air, full cf sprightliness and vivacity, bid very fair to tread in the steps of that incomparable actress, Miss —her nainesake, by the bye. This evening she is to sustain !lie Child of A'atare. and we eau have no doubt of her doing ample justice to that which is perfectly her °mu character. C. CRISP played Frederick excellently ; some points of it better, far 'Netter, than we had ever seen thew, (Cheltenham Chronicle.) SCILLY. The liberal donations of the British public, fur the suf fering poor of those islands, are now under the valence ens. nagensent of the several Committees, communicating an influence that extends in every direction, and promises the most beneficial effi cis. Fur the first time in the history of those islands, several large Scilly bouts are now taking mac kerel in considerable quantities. Nets are also preptriii; for the pilchard fishery, and a gentleinal has arrived on the islands, as the resident agent to the London Commlitee, with several boats of sixteen feet keel, fur the small fisheries, with mullet-nets, trammels, mid lung lines. A suitable house hiss been built at St. Mary's, 1%11111 a cooper fixed, fur balking the fishermen's nets; and fish cellars for the pitch- WAR are immediately to be erected me the OW Leland*. The Committee of Magistrates and Gentlemen of Pen zance are actively engaged to superintending those arrange turas, and it is couniiently expected, fleet iu less tkau three noorths;witli such efforts fur the establishment of the Fish eries, and the Inbuilt s of the industrious society, few persons will be thiend on the Wands without employment, save the sick and infirm, whose necessities will be suet with suitable supplies from various gleam's. We congratulate the public must heartily on the gratify-I' ing effects of their bounty, :ind the cheering pis spects u future and pee insolent suppers t fur the distressed islanders. Letters have been received, cm Calcutta, from New South Wider, up to the vial of November. The colony was then all well, And several convict ships (the Mor/ey, (./osy, Attrin, Isabella, and otliert.) 11:011 arrived, rl.e p u•ienut direct its the ehutt l oeli:.ti lei twenty dap, and landed all lhcir convict, and passengers its goo ; health. Ilre are tlet.ired to state 11 . . e following parental :l ra respecting the Rev. Mr. NOLAN'S Flo o Lore theamseart, published by Mr. BM:PT/A. of Paternoster row, ow l Iw Can apparatus to Ins POLN GLOW HIULFP, COMMON PRAWNS. &C. 'flue Work cuusistr of two parts, A mien* and Modern; and two Graininata of each, viz. the Latin and Greek, the French sod Italian, ate published, price 2s. tea each. The Ile-brew, thatch e, and Syriac; the Spanish, and German, will follow its succession ; the Mo doru Greek to he supplied by M. Calbu. These Grammars are on an traitors° plan, and contain concise rates fur pronuncia tion, fur the inflection of routs and verbs, embracing the exceptions gems-ally classed as irregular, and ascertaining the :enders of mums, &e.; and with a compendious Syntax, coutainiug urcesciry tales for composition, speaking each lan:nage, with full ertenipliti,•ati ~,, tapl • • g the genius of the principal ancient and IIIUtICIU 144.gusges by a utw and priettple of analysis. DRURV-L,INE THRATIZE. .1 us, et i utt of thr New Renters we• held ytqt,.r. clay at the *dorm of the Theatre. After :In exiil.l - of the pstritose of the tneetiu t ,•, by Nlr. C♦ 1.. VIA FT, and it speech by Mr. Itollllll4, the hiller Gentleman proito,ted the following Itetolutiuti:— Resolved unanimously—That for extricating die Tb,at, from its present ditlicilltieg, Ilie New Renters will give their present arrears , and thole to serene, doe is the lir ‘t four years, provided a proper Deed, ur Art of Parliament tussle ur passed, to recover their future rents by distress, an I subject. to 1.11111 conditions Ea were :agreed to its the ftep.... of the New Reuters' Committee. TM* Item)lotion was forcomlell by Cipt ail' lii►. DiNsON, and unanimously agreed to. LAW INTXLIAGAACE. COURT OP COMMON ' , LEAR, GUILDUAti, 1:1111,tY, Amy 2 . COOPER V. LADY O. P. Turtxrig. Thito was no action toonght ~Ir. Cooper. i tt , eminent coach-molter, utoinst I.ntly I . :vet/or). N g , Turner. to recover OH rum of 3 '/. I 6.1, iteiog the lotkoce of an account fur vook, goodo. arc.__ Verdict fur the GRAYLOOT AND ANGTIM2 V. GALLOWAY AND oniEnki. Thin was au no ion lirout.4l., I,v Me.%re.G.4% font anti oYettoll ugaii.%t AlesPr+. nuil lIYr t010 . t., to IreCOWPir (bit 1.01111 Of 11331. 194. /or rink eis d i m b uur. • The in W 4 •re eusicseut 4111144C1ifV4r4 derv. and Ilw Defeuilauts proprittusa of the London Engineer Marg-41e steam richt. The Jury. after a suitahre aildrees from the Chief Justice. returned a reriliet for tire 331. 19s1.—Cupts 404. SHOCKING .11t7:DCIP. A dreadful circumstance unik place at Itri:htnn, in the hasrack yard in 1 hurch-stret f, raring' the royal stabling. on Toes(lay afternoon. At almost haff-past four o'clock the 'w inery, the 90th infantry, turned oat there fur the aft' rrn....'t parade. A instate, of the name of Itroadisett, hail been confined in the motoring fer loving absent from datl, was released by the orderly 11.rjrant, 'Watson, to fall is fur the parade. The fellow , nscditati,, r.vesge fu► the con finement lie had endured, no sooner had Isis musket in kit pus rssiun, than, as it creme, he charged it with a ball cart nide, and as scsjeant Watson descended Irani his mono to the barrack-yard, lie deliberately look aim at him, and shut I through the bady. The hall entered int one side, near ab.tut the rills, and came out as the oilier. The serjeant staggered a few places backward, and dropped. Surzietl sasistai.ce was little's. He did nut stirvire the fatal weans! Inure than twenty minutes. The horrible deed was perpe trated in the midst of the soldiers eithatering fur the parade; many of them supposed the gtm had bets. tired from the oilier aisle of the yard wall, and were its the art rf ocalinK it to discover by whom, when the mitrieant threw down his piece, and exclaimed that lie 11M1 11W 1111 M, mud that lie had then had his revenge, and was in nowise *silty for what Le had dune. H• was then secured, and sirs High Constable sent fur, on the arrival of *firm he a,. marched fr the barracks, and lodged in the Touts Prio.n. two sentinels being placed on duly to guard thr du. r. 114 slimmed bore a arty excellent charachr in use regimest. He was the orderly serjrant apponstrd al she Payiltuti, and who .:id duty in tbet capacity during the whole stone shat fl.e Prince Regent was there last wittier. lir lima left a w.h. and three children au deplore his premature loss. WESTMINSTER SLASlONS.—Vrtderdly wail the day for appointing a nen Chain:tali fin. the Tinning; year, and the Bend, unmlitastiuPly re-4 levet! H. BAKER, EMI. the present Chairman. .111.411KE7'S. PRICE OF BREAD THIS ITEM The highest price of the be Wheaten Mead thrna:boot the metropolis, us stated by the principal Bakris 10 Ix• Elerewpeif e Three farthings the Qoarterti lwrrf , being a rise of three Isultpence sluice Oar last.—Sonie Rakers sell the Quarter's Loaf Isom one peony to two-peuce hirer. lb. or. Us. ot. Peck Loaf to weigh 17 8 Quarters§ Loaf to weigh 4 .4} Half ditto Bll Half Quarters. CORN EXCHANGE, Fewav, JULY 4. We have bail hut few fresh arrivals solve list day, and the Wheat trade this [thulium nas rather Wish at 11 prices. Fine Batley sisppurts its mire. Fine Oats art lull as dear. lo Pease anti Grans there is no variation. SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY. JULY L . This day's Market had a short supply of the ditrere•tt kinds or Cattle. Mutton is dearer ; Lamb anti Pork urfe cheaper; Reef and Veal support last prier.% ; and the trade in gener4l was somewhat duil. The hissinr..4 those in tha tiny Market was 001 cou.irlcrable; Flay soil Clover 11.1 c dropped in price; Straw &WK.' lmt price. The fullutting pikes and •umbers are a correct stairriwilt :- 1 o sink the Mral per stone of bib. Reer....3s. 8.1. to 51. 6.i. 114 eil of Cattle this day:- 1 Mutton ..4a. 0.1 to 5.. 8.1 Beast. 7lO ramb...46 8.1. to 44. 4.1. Sheep col Lambs.... 7,30.1 Vea1....45. 0.1. to 54. 4d. Calves Pork ... 4.. 8.1. to 6.. 0.1.1 Pigs V* COAL. MARKET, JULY 2. Ships at Market. Ship. Muhl. e. _ . . . SO; Newcastle 10 Xstooderland I .... 32.. tot. to 394 9.1. I Cisgeas •••• 4.• 019 •• • • I •• • • 245. thl. lo —,.. 0.1. rage or wilt 3 Per Ct. ISM 31 per Cent. 751 4 per Cents. B4; &auk L. Ats...l7i 13-1 Indio Bonds ....9 Y dis. I YESTERDAY. I di.. LottrryTickees Pit is-. °outlaw( 11!•:-:, Coe... 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