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4. Skje, einiptcle to el i Scient elate Shir ts tie 'division's has been placed, coil our superiority is . 111111ther of men to that oV the enemy, in -Spired us with the greatest confidence, and sfrorded well-grounded hopes of obiaitiing not miry a vic tory. but of completely cutting off the retreat of the enemy 'to Seville. On the arrival of bus EzcellenCy at Dienvenids, he had the mortificati`au Olean] that Geileral Ilal lasteros, iinpilled by au affirm thirst for glory. and inspired with a cooddence of stiere;s (not a little increased by the ardour and iihisatience of his lsoom to Close with the euem) did not decline the proffered combat. Lieot.-Cen. Mendilahal. who comatanded, Cod. ing the dos isiou uorsirectedly eugaged. and Wen tog only in the &crates of his own feeleng+, end, perhair, deeming.* retreat at the moment that hiS lett was committed in action, hazardous, anithated the 'roma' to a general attack on the enemy. The e u -i,,y commenced his attack With tight troops. am the right of the line. This was meant inert+ to most his real attar!, which he directed • against the 1-ft of the line, towards which he push ed ON with the greatest rapidity, two strong co lumns. and ut the same time advanced three co looms, supported by a reserve. against the centre of the hoe, where the right if Bulle-teros's itivitioo united with the vim-guard. The impetuosity of the enemy's attack was for some time repelled, more by the gaiirillry of Potriots. animated by the 'on daunted bravery and example of their Chief*, thou by the advantage of their position. The Spaulah cavalry 40 . led on by Gen. Carrera, 'charged that of the enemy hi 6 guinea tuonner, obligtng them to retreat precipitately with could .. - .le/able 1n..; hut the iolpeturseity of our eirraliy led them 'tremulously to attack home bettealious of infantry. advantageously posted on ground little forourable to cavalry ; end the edrusequence Wes, that the well-directed ire 6f the botulisms obliged them to retire with Mole less. The enemy seeeteded m forting the eeetre of the line. at Cm souse time that lie &iota andsorited the left Oink Of &Henna% &lies. which, being nnApported by a second lido df *met, was in. esesequence oluble to rally.. Setae ► dusfasion took Filet: few reeiseoft thepeieed ; eigetder en sued; and the retreat bettlia &Nest. The rhos my. helium turned the left et liellamariies line (which appears to hare been the pointlhat should lane been partmdlarly etrengtheutd and gdarded, ON* the ismeseor that ft was deterattned to neque is truan t in order that the division, id edit of defest, might lw• miabled to fall back towards liteopteuids) oblig-d them to retreat to Foente de Cantos. thus considerably diverging from the past 'Pepped, and tlirrvby prevented from fatlnig lick vspo.i. or pet- Poyang sacontr from the reserve. with *hide h.. 'Eacelleory VMS tap:4llV aseen.ling the thereesmeutitmed position in front of Wenveinda. m order to support the division which ht tlieu horned to have breiresigaged. but of whore fate or direction of retreat. no satisfactory or exact account bad bees them rectioeif. The General in Chief has not yet received de tail, film blentbrabot or Bsthorn's. Taeofy of tie eneetiy hare beau brought in here Fiume's. It bead that the lass of the enemy, in killed nod sewasetted. is et least equ.ii, it not greeter than epees : we hare lost mere miasmic* than the enemy. lta seem b farititate the junction of the van-vial-a pd third division with the reserve. his Exernenee etherchad this *rising rapidly back to Los Shuns sfe Maims.. ewer which we tart General Baton', dos hied arrived hes Merida, with 300 fresh Why. empectiaj to lois ha the general action medi tated against the enemy. • rfel; Les &otos. the navvy, proceeded to this positioe whine we have bees joined by a pert of divisions. and a division et the ca. Ifiewdittahal is at Ilnegoillov, mid liallasterns at Calera, to 111.kb 110.11111 the disycrari eoiJieri arc caseload,. repairing. The eaten hes emactatrated his forces at end neer Zorn; his gswellesebe c :ly swats* the arnvil if General Lisa Culls. CY still. with the 311 di 'Mow. which yesterday reached Alineadralrjo, as also the regiment of cavalry of Iloarbus_.l suit en ether minforcr sand of cavalry, w hell his Esceleilry *trees to retire from Portugal, to attack Genii's division. which. it is sets!. Ilia been rcinforyt.l. Jodaitag from the etAte of tin. ar,ny, and their onbotaurietl attachment to. mad conti.lenee in, their Chief. and the ardent desire they ranee to attack the roomy. the most favourable results may ex pected from the heat action. cannot e.let detaili.q the rertirular• of the rain.! march of t'tr host thrianr. nearly 6.4t0 with artillery. frNia La Parra, to the twig:ion in font of iiicirreviila. as it proves how great are the aitil atolls which the Sitsotsh soldier is ca;whle cf rtleilirtllg% Ilu the 11110(11111g of the loth, Ik e heat Ji.i.lon coraliencel its march front La Marra, af.er Inking their nine, MIA oroceetled hs• Feria to I.,:fra. and fiton thence Stotts to the position in front nt when the nu t-resits of rapidly ertarti.n. to Us. Santos, in order tii facilitate the comosanicstion with Metidiir sad ea!boleros. prevented them ;min cooking their inemt. Thus this dirtsion perfor.3vd a march of 14 !rogues in !title more then without en tering, on house. daring etr greater part of allicn tone the troops were rerowil to toilitiog COO. on no e‘tri.itivo plain. where even enter 11,1•• altlTirerlt t. t er rfOenfeei: and alcliou i4 4h serene t tlficers aria men f A ioted from e‘cestiite heat and (augur. the march wag performi.l, and the privations en-lured. not only with resignittivii. kit 'ern with cheerful. tiers. the prfrriice of tie Gener.:!•in-Chi-1, whet rti t to Or of the re. contributed much to .-r arel r.,::ruire the troops. 'Twenty -s h art -11 it n 2 1 1 tinby n f lirt . f e:.ea • V lii it w •ir to r•• k ri ii nnicre the Litl! ; thsy that the enem. Aid I!•.itt Loot tho Mar..ll It' ••••)••••11. I n on e ; ,, e t t%r : • t:.i 1•.1' fen:vf .1•: t 1.1 t; • • :•41*.v 1,, c,••••• t;.• v neat ~ 7 ,• r. lot.e . :1% ail parts ot tteld. tiicre w•re more i Lt:tl.l lead VI • I 1 • c 1.. • ' *L. 1, I ' . 1.14 t In .11.11 t .• . 11. 4 • tit) re.Co•c au.ali ..1... .. II r.. sits, r ) .. a Nt• tlrr TH '4 BE ITIS A PTA ES S. LON DON, %ATITIM V, Sel-rsussi B. We have received German Papers to the C9lh. and French to the 30th List. with Dutch to the 4J iust. The accounts of the desertion that !we. trails in the reenalt armies in the Spanish Peninsula. p►lbhshed in the English Newspapers, appear to have irritated the mitt: ftetUfle of Bostararre, who has given vent to his spleen in some aingq notes in the Miaileur. Scarcely a day l ooses without a skirmish between the English and Neapolitan flotillas. There was one the 7th last; in which Mult/ir. with his usual vipooring. boasts that the Aimee oat defeated. the America's brig tiorire arrived on Thsirsday at Portsmouth. eats dispatches relative to the ma fortunate shot fired by the ,tlimelle sloop of wai into the American corvette Peters. The Harslet touched at a French port du her poison,. and landed dis patches for (ienrr•l ARMSTRON G. We understand that private letters froM General itEittrr infi.bitu Ins friends and relatives; that he dots not mean to return to Bengal from Madras, but to proceed So Europe. The principal mite of this determination is a detlihing state of health, brought on at gist by a severe aceitleiii, and mach increased by the veal" inns arising, fruits die recent anti present Jiaroutrnt. in the Indian armies. The iittceesver of uroerdi urcitirr w lbi command in Bengal is not yet mentioned. The fiord, Capt. Ttetst.L. from Oporto. laden with wine. arrived on Wednesday at Exmodtli. A Gentleman who came over ■ paassini,ger sit her states, the, Ott the 13th hilt. the day on which t!!si untie sailed, from Oporto. a part of the French army under General F.E1.1.1E101 ttt bas within 14 leagues of that city. advancing towards it; bat it was not soppssed, if it »ere to fall into the hands of the enemy, that such event could t Ike place in lem than two months. The French, he says, desert in great numbers; anal, uu the day of his departure, the amount of deserters to nnr army east upwards of 5,000. The intelligence which they give of their own tropps is, that they are ve►y sickly, and are poorly fed, their allowance of bread for twenty-four ►ours being Milt half s pound. The Portuguese regular army are iu high health and discipline. and 4141 it well they ere daily skirmishing and taking tome prisoner.. Extracts from two Letters from the Court of Directors to the Governor iu Council at Fort St. George, expressing their sentiments upon the late ;acts of insubordinistion in the NIA Ira. Army. were puliiishcil on the 19th of March in The taketta Extre'raisnry G3zetle. They ore dated the 15th and 2911 of September last. The former di.. cmises the business at considerable length. We t rite tae first part of ir, condemning in unqualt- R.,1 term., the emithict of laeutenant.General M AL DOW4I.I.. *nit approving that of Lientruaut- Colonel NI LI "leo. The L.tiels from India contains some informa tion respecting tile movements and intentions of the ncti%e Ilrinces and Clue ft... Act . ta had reached 1/0:11bily 11 , , a si•con.l eiv.:,age.nent between the In!lovress of ii 114,1 itivi the %rim troop., which terminated to the adv intage of the latter. A M UR. It wele said. had lost a number of men and !Mlle artille.v, acd had al-ri received • severe wound from • spear in cite heat ni the erigiemisient. la consequence iri:" his 11 sucLess on this occasion. lie WA% by many of hi. followers. Ile was nal ‘l f ieeteil t wait the approach of either of the detacii:nents 111 the field. The latest ac iiriiits of him .lated, that he was in the Ilopal dts brie% Goth whence he seas •np;rird to maintain au Niter the C!iii iif the 3lahrattse. M.ren It EE! r had hero detach d front Colonel MAC:IN:PauI :army. and ‘s as to pails the Barn r:le• shout latter end 44 .7.lnuary. ohfret of thi. expe.4.14 , :44n vra• t.. reprl on ineurron tnAdr by Goeart, Siva, f .rinerly orcunted the Korah thstritt in that pmriott, lint Mss dittroate.......l by the Britildi Government, in favour of the itzht owner. GIIP AIM had ohlinned some tit:tortes, and was procee.:iiic as oucers•fally to his career, 0141 It WSJ foand ni-ve.rtry to .end a Briti.h force niritin.t;iiro. Major 1.1.1;tAVI:la moved from Chat. teroure for tuft ioeriin.e. pro. t-ited repollv to the entrain- , of the (::nuts i•'ci mitre a Imnini444 miry!). reached b. ur ha end Gome, where t. St %t: hid The linter. ht•wever. hem:, /tlf..rined of th. arnroach of the _114 . 41•14,, mn. e .l off wit:t 41t fus ittar..kr the dat• titre at , t.r.l at pusittutt. A fr.r day• miter. AF.l . : •nt Kit t hay.. ot.talit.d ~,inyttruu n that aI. ally as' (;or 1:41 again c1i,C01141,,t the and t p u •t at thr,•• Atrierelit plarn, esukuroure.l t.. them. 1L.% saCCCIN, hn, , ra. hut p•r• ;,31; be riar,iteil tl.ens %elm: kil!ti • Ivr, :An; ve • 1, - ,k$ , .. 1 ).00,,71\".1_ `, Ili : 1k",:e..?- POETR Y. A TRIBUTE TO THE MENIOEF OF ROS4MOND. ....... MX " ILI C. GENIE. Or THE TINAIIES," • "MY, DT T. k.ervzock. The wild-dower eaves, In lonely bloom, Oa Godstow's desolated Wall : There thin shades Slit through twitklit gloom, And murmured accents feebly fill. The aged hazel onetime% there Its hollow fruit, so seeming fair, And lightly throws its humble shade Where Rosausonda's form is laid. The rose dearth, lice sweetest dower That ever graced a mooarch's breast, Its vernal beauty's lowliest hour, Beneath that sod was laid to rest. I.t wain the bower of love around The Theda!ban path sac wound : Alas ! that jealous hate should find The clue for love alone designed ! Thy seinsm'il bowl—the misdate dire— The menaced etc. l's oi.lifled ghee— The tear that quenched the blue eye's ure--• The bumble, /Jai pr4er Ail these shall lire, recorded long In tragic and romantic out, And long a mortal charm impart To melt and purify the heart. A nation's grin. 3 Monarch's pride, In youth, lit loveliness, she died The morning sun's amcendiog ray :taw nose SJ fair, so blest, so gay : Ere cvening name, bet funeral knoll Was tolled by Gasket's coevest hell. Tise marble tomb, Os' illamieed Arise, Their ineffectual splendor ple *lsere slept in east► the maid The settle milk was seem to wave. tiller, a' to a ma►tyr'ii saint, Ms Vows the weepier pilgrim pored : The droopier traveller, sad ens faint, Koch there, sad Pend his strength radoed TO that he shrine, in so': nu liner, rend youths and bloshing maidens came, And gathered from its mi•ttc power A heillstrt, purer, bolter dame The lightest heart with ace cold frit The charm her hovering spirit abed Bat fieperatitiva% impious real I)istilled its manes on the dead HAY.II,IIIK. 7' TIIEITRE. A pleasing variety •1' entertainments were last night p.-eformed at this Theatre. for the benefit of Mrs. lasso The selection. cetnlnniug the attrac n....w of excellent acting and charmin4 rnnsic. re flect+ great (milt .n the judgment of this tsuch esteet:ted public farmwife. . - ' The enteotaiinnent commenced with Mr. Cots cis ri's 'legato Opera. Likkensi lark(); in which Mr. C. Kist, t.C. fur the first time. personated hide : he correctly delineated the Pi nicks that assail the bo om ft which a vicious education has nut completely obliterated the rulings Of virtue, when tutereut and honour couteud for pre-eminence. Is was excel. lenity supported by Mrs. Glass. ai Yorke, whose repi sel.tatinii of the ttntophisticatid child of is. tune was lirhly interesting. A yonng lady per. formed the character of Narcissa, `• Lang her first •ppenrie.ce un .tny stage." tier tight, is very good. and her crnerial appearance interesting; but the novelty ht her sitnation wrought so powerfully on her feeling-, that it would he invidious to select her rwrformaroce us • fair subject for criticism. The other characters were well supported. 111 r. FARLEY• Sins 6 CAri4upher curry; and Mut. I,lscun end Mr. NI Arn,.vt 5, as Waitaki and Trudge, particularly distinguished thetiastlves. After the Opera, Mr. FARI.Fi carne forward to reigue-t the indulgeoce of the audience for Mr. Ise LE tow, who bad arrived but a few hovers before, from kelt:rid—and who feared that tile great fatigue he had underg one would toretrut him trona execut ing the sting., which had been promised. in the snail. ner he could This appeal to the liberality j of the audience was received with the sleet encou raging approloatiou. Ms.. TAT Mlles excellent linitatione of Jeer s , o f the first-rare Performers, tragic, comic, aod vocal; and Nlr. NI A TIIEWI . I excellent cite song s• Prime, Ganz sr!" from the (Jeer* of Ilia or Miss, were reolve.l With thunder. of tipplaw.e. The musical entertain:Went of Lock and Key fol lowed in which Mr. Itsct.Evors sustained the cha. rect.,. of ('burly; he appear. d to labour under • slight hoarsesims ; but notwithatanding thi• draw back on his powers. he eterted himself with very gr , s t e ff ec t. I n the c"tirse of the evening. lie sang •• The Boyar Biscay 0 •• Oa board of the .ore. Masa." and G. A. STE.VIVI description of 4 Storm, in that timiffected styls of native meludy w hrrh irresistahly interests the ft ding.. Its per. formatter was crooned with reiterated applanse. Ilo.kbasits Fariaso concluded the rotertsinsuents of the evening, and watt off, as usual, amidst peals of linseiter. The House was most numerously sad fashion. ably attended. O n Monday the .27th ult. Mr. J. Goss. of the Seven Star. Inn. Total., had the honour of enter• taming tr.e Duke .4 Btornsto. Lord anti LA7 tornan, and a Ltge ourtc. They dined and orol flew at the shove inn ; t: e next inor•on4 ex plored the Le.o iful ruins of Berry east:e. tug t o th e n u ke cf ;:nuaasaT. and rammed to the Sreen Stars. where they plutonic of a cold colla tion. owl from thence proceeded to lry-bridge. after haring espre-red tin,mw:hret hieliy pleased with the attention cool 1:., y recti,rd. Dc.cliats.-11;0:c.c, t n irom rteneslity, is now iwning Cmorstricial L:roncep al.d Dotter , , in hopes of filling his cmpty cmfers. Forttme tot. at the vest la monie%t, re z rantileg Licences to thew.- tsl.a woo!cl trol,Ark t a r U.r Gt.;.:en Coast, and ahe SPerees. 1 1 13 t, Iminaz Flee Prize, of l scene 7 . lm‘uind p.m.t• from her stale %Vueel, of Nt.v. Nloatn. . . .00iGNEL DOWA'rri MURTII AND Lisr ON SPANMO AIIEEP. Yesterday thirty Paular Ram., 60 4 Ewes, and ten Pmtlar ‘Vethent, , be the Merino Sheep belonging to Ci , lotol I), which were sliewn in pens near the C a ,k Islington. on Thursday. were sold by Mr. the Aiictioneer. Among the buyers end prices or Rams vued— Lot lcv, Mr. James Kin li Cll.lllllal I JO, Mr. George l'ordhsos t'i 133, Mr Flowers IN 134, Hon. Mr Burrell li 153, Dr. B-ske Isf, Mr. Bold lc,' 137, Mr ForAhme .. ..... • 13 154, How Mr Burrell II The 3D Rains fetcheti 44i11.93. or 01. Its. 3d. ascl gr. Amon% the buyers of Ewe' were— Lot 169, Mr. De Cane .. 170, John Maitland, Esq. 171, Mr. Stasi .. ... 173, Juba Miami, Feu Ist, Mr. Rebt. Method 76G, Mr. Roily aro, Mr. Martha 21C, Mr. Broodlsesd %I$ Ditto o f 9 i•, %1.. M.ortia 'EI, Mr. Broadhead glut, Mr. Duckworth 131, Mr. Mattis il7, Mr. Flowers l4i us, Mr. Martha go Ewes produced s 6 s 1 a ; or lot. , the gc. The to Wedsers. which were line sad stcll made, produced 171. 6a 6d. Owing to the few permim who attended of this adjourned sale, for want of previous advertisements, these sheep, toe Which were very prime raiders, sold shine below their value : four of the rams were down at only three guineas each ! AIARMIAG FIRE. Thursday night, between the hems of , ten, it most alarming the broke out in the of Calitain N0w.41, at the village of Itil, Oxford ; laud, although the whole of the cal were in 000 entire blaze in a fee ennui, fortunate was the womb' Gentleman to a 1 premise' belong, that nine capital cart.hon enticed (Min the devouring dawn, without jury. The dwelling-house being rather droved, remained safe, as did some valuable hay stacks, slthndsh within the small distance yard.; but this was esitirely owing to the LEI orrice of mind of Capt. Nowell. who, on alarm, bad ordered several of his workmen on the tops of his hams, &e. (AI brine that. where they were cootinu illy topplied with water, to keep the thatch wet.—Oa the I penance of the fire, a man waa dispatched ford, on one of the can.horses which saved, and who haatened away at a mot.: rate (not waiting for either his colt or •aiccn. procure engines. On hiv ent7rit.g the MO , and e.atiugout a Fire!" the inhabitants well folly flamed : but, with that proroptitud, at all times distinguish them in such C3l whole of the road leading to the rill ‘ift ass diately hoc& The difFereot Issas 'mined tr of the engines with peat-horses and dritrri, premises were levelled with the ground twi, arrived. The acenleat it appear; happenec too frequently the csi , r) through the rarely two boys, whn wr.re, with a Istiteta, Flo tenon horse, np frr the i ight. There au' be dreaded in 0-for.l, at the first colt of as 11r. Russell's Th,itre at that time (~%in; fucletlon steppln t ; in Oxford for tar) way from Irtlaild) was uucommon!y crux. although they heard the cry of fire' those who (pitted the house left it in orJcrly msouer. Dining the storm, on Friday senniiN near the barrack. at Kensington. W 4, dr the ligiituing ; it entered the top, tore oi to the bottom, and the roots op, and bret earth fifteen feet in length. so as to has pearance of a ditch. An arm was broke drove into the earth about eighteen inch.... .sine time Mr. 11 7 ant cArr the ines!.eng.i in his cloacae, waa struck down near Hvnim as he was gain* with dispatches to His M at Windsor, and Mr. ‘VAGITAiF was thr of the chaise, god sprained one of his lei breve soon recovered from hi. fall, but contintainK. took friKht. and two away rtia:fe ; bait, by the assistance of sum who stopped the animal. Nlr. W , 0• 1 einiti:e I to proceed on his j!urisey to Win was iu time to attend Its M ajesTT. The Privy Cling-II eat et the Cousr Whitehall. on Thursday, lions terrier past six, espon the examinat.on of Our! sin fonginz to the ('un&erlead East lodiatuas. charged with the wilful molder of • Chicly Caotots.--We sodorstineel • Chiantis'', to au affray at Canton. originating in a th 'peeling the gerodnrs of some dollars; Captain of the Casslierland wee obliged into s bond, before he ails 1111101WCil to 0 Canton. that the ho-ioess stpuld tared' hia returns to Eisgiond,and the perpetretzt d, if &score retf. On the smell of the ('i et Sheerne.s, the Captain ordered the tato irons, and put them on board the Bag-ship, where they rent:awed when the Captain. having represented t !rse Privy Council, RIVETT and Atmtst, street Officer., were dispatched to loicif London. The Council on Thereday stag patentees!: among those present were, Earl idle Lord Prestden:), the 01•NCET.1. 1 FAcurquit, the Lc rd Chief litrau Mr. ItYttco, Mr. You,. Jtc. &c.—The examined sere, the Chief Mate. tinc Steward, tint Captain's Crrok. and tie L the latter ass broug It before the LOU, Bride•ell, he is.c. is j hreu there in torsaaguessre of his h..beug. st tt,reaticat.no, frril,tll to wit Thiirkby hr apelog.reri t.t tne Cou.. trig hit ...tailor% to t areas cs 1:y Jar. In' 11,9 e contit,st.ert to t h t H - , f I. .1 eNitni Lit/. e na ql.T e p • , +ll I net „„ ni, Cat k Mr. D inl i f RIM! we 46, Cii;asss. Si els id. Gooiest. s 1.11 . 9.1 earl* ergo and 14.4 tided or kles r proper sal ep, tost,r at Id sham' falls were itnriket s of r ae sof in tie itd:,:m If bill, war the out.b.cier inate., trt to a luch irt.hor.ri sere ithout air a. her drtaSeel, hay melon tance of aim the grin: wt. i, on ;he 'trent :6 gi Inc t hat( Ite.l, with pine 61 the fiot no Itched to II:. I ch h.ld hen most I wals:C0.11), I 1-11 1 ;11-.tree.., is *cm dreAl. Plitade se.cl ich cases, tote S g t Cm 1111111 ft i:tednxa6ah river,, but the ud Wore tray appened f 4, run a. ilitt•ra e .34 II of Gering tt) ui4ll# in 1 . cry* iletl; ire" 11;n-cm, It in the wog might, n hie. de.tri , sfL: )re the I brcke up hay- Wry broke off. sr' nadir.. At t' !.etig.r's HO NI 4.1:311. as throne T r t but • the away with to swine pea's Ven•eser ra Vt'indsor, Cooncii.efF ive i 'seer Havener, ono sri ChinainAo• td risen wel ▪ dispute • ; sod ttie Miged to c. , re I to sail investigated ozi etrNl.:rs :he (Work , e , : the V. 1..: I the :I la-t Sunda• . ted the Liss, la° Po" bring them I Earl Casters tCI:Lt.Oa oft. he Caper z I :t n fr In t•ute • r • • . • . u ,-... *”. p.. f*E.lrxr ir.tia:irk. THIS HY SHOO, SATURDAY, Sepietolirr it, will Le per . Amused (Atte tiew Se.ium) THE APRICANS; or, WAIL, LOVE, AND DUTY. Madibou, hr. lonia; Seiko * Mr. C Rouble; Henry Ailgootti Mug, Mr Litton. Scrim, Mrs. Laths; Dories, Mrs. Stereo= ; Stitt; She. Liston. TO which will Le wiled, the Drematic Eutritaitotient of CRITIC. !lir Fr'%l Pl4eiary. 7 4;.Maiiie;ri; Puff. Sir. 'ORM ; Don rerolo Wialieraodas, Mr. Liston; Tilboriaa, Mea H. Kelly. Oa Ifisuilay, High Life is the City. Oa Tuesday, George larrettell. SMTiI TIME. cliquy ir TUNA fRE.-ENGLISH OPERA. THIS EVEN I N . O, S CRDIY. Sept. s, will be Irziflraiell, • New s; ely • bremat ie tin je art!, called rILA)Ta! OR, THL ?if/11TH TOWER. .11. Comtism and !Music compoard by M. I'. king. The Characters by Mr Du onus, Mr. Mom, Mr. Philipps, Mr. ilosithi Mr. Pelona. Mr. Killed, Mr. Oxberry, alr. J. Smith. Miss Griglietti, aaJ Miis Kay. Artier which,' (}rand Pantomimic flatlet of Action, called KkAPSCHOU; or, THE FOREST nEs D. Rooporisow ((misping Baron Rosenberg), Mr Robert; Coved Raveiebere, Mr (lourtlia. Lsiiriva Maroons C.:et:berg), Miss Lappino; Jeanuette her Siatei), Bliss C. w. Tho Dew Melo-Dramatic "pera of Plats! or, the North Tower, pufenned fur tic lth time last slight, will be re peated every e/ening sill (Miller tin Mouday, with Timely Tears Ago ! tyu Tuesdny, with MiJ.i..