The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-06-05 00:00:00

• LFCET:I7 THEATRE. ENGLISH OPERA. Tis peewit TUESDAY, Juar 5, 11110, sill be acteJ UP ALL NIGHT; OR, THE 'SMUGGLERS' CAVE . Admiral Blunt, Mr. Drartats ; Yours Hearties.% Mr. Philipps; Juliana, Miss Kelly (her first apparatuses is that character); Fiore, Miss E. Rollos. Ts which will ►e added, the Musical Istertaimaest of HIT OR MISS! Dia Opium Mr. Melvin; O'Rourke O'Daisy, Mr. Tar pia; Dolly &Daisy, Miss Kelly. To•aorroo, the Cootie Operacif The Duenua. ••• T►e Office of t►is Paper is removed to No. 147, Strand, opposite the Lyceum nem- tre. It is requested t►at all Letters, Orders, die. for the Paper, NI ay ►e directed accordingly. THE BRITISH PRE SS. LONDON, TUIRSDAY. Jugs & Ir. WHITMAN died at half past eleven o'clock 'first morning. We believe he had nearly approlich cd his sixtieth year ; but he was an athletic man, - lull of vigour, and could ill be spared at the pre sent critical and momentous period. An Evening Paper of yesterday says—.. Ile had continually, from the period of the surgical operation being per. formed upon him, predicted his dissolution, and predicted that it would take place this day."—We certainly do not mean to say, that the writer of this paragraph meant to complain of the operation. It WAS not performed without all due consideration. Mr. WINDHAM'S complaint was a cancerous tu mour, which was striking iuto the loins, where it must produce certain death. Tile operation af forded the only chance of life ; and it was most completely executed, although untortuinitely it was not attended with success. A Gottenburgh Mail arrived last tuorning, with intelltgence from Sweden to the ,tsth ultimo. A strong sensation has been excited at Gottenhurgh, by a recent notification, that the English Govern ment will sot allow any vessel to enter a port from which the 'British flag is excluded unless provided with a license. German Papers, to the 2:14 last. were tereivri, last morning. at our office, but their coutents are not of any importance. By the 3Gnisripyi , arrived in the Clyde, Charles town Papers are received to the 12th of April.indu- Dire. They do nut hriug down the intell.gence from the seat of Government to a later date than the New.Yovk Papers. The private letters all agree iurvprew•ntiue the state of the public mind to be much more favourably disposed to this country than it was some tine ago. They likewise express on opinion, that the non•intercourse hill will termi nate ou the 3Jd of April. when Congress ad journs. Much impatience is expressed for the ar rival of the Jam Adams, from Europe; but that vessel did not leave the French covet till the 22d of April. When BON AP *RYE'S Deere* of the 12th of March reaches Ain. it will eff:c wally silence the French party in that country. Yesterday. the dispatches were hustle closed at the East India lime, and delivered to thr Pottier, of the undermentioned ships. being the last fleet of the season. via.— teen Kett►, Captain Campbell; Larkene, Duml•Llnn.; Ham, Johanna ; auJ Earl Spencer, Healing, for Script direct Batavia, Cap. Mayne ; for Madeira, n... 1 Reny.' Monare►, Capt. H■aard ; and T) the, Brwl.s; tur %idol a and Beled. Paseengers per Monarch : tor Bcngsd--Lsostenaut, Mrs. mad Mies Ralph, and Mrs. . • .. . 1 $l, Coloucl wU Mni Hill, Captain For MadCli a—Mr. and Mn GillEllll, Mr. Ds COMO'S Mil _ _ V.A....eager.; per Lord Keith : E., laeuga4—.ll r . Carter, writer; Mr. Tereassna, free arenas; Nevus Monson sad Irvin. sargovas Mr. and Mn. Ben, Mn. Shachrell; Misses Hstri Marrs, Muir, sad liesnedy ; Messrs Faithful, Gram, Asilersos, as 4 M.Maasi, casks. ; Mr Licrnar&P" len Ire. IFvr Madrass--Mals Parkeugers pet Larkiwt-- For Bengal—Mr. Enroll. factor Mews. Tntill , Cater• laud, and Hutchinson. +niers . Rev. John Young Cart. Sharp; Captain and Mrs. Hobartann Mr. Andreas, and Mr. literulff. Pageengere per Eerl .cpriterr— For Bengal.s-Lierdeaant-t °wail ilalJane . Mr. ('ullin•, writer; Capt. Smith; Captain and 11,s. Bard ; Mr. Mr. sad Mrs. Lowe aad family ; llr MY;rath ; Mums Stanley and Bleakussups; and Mr Ws•le, riJrt For Madra.•—Sir Jelin 11. Nests...lt and S Mr. Cora, Mr Simmons, itec Morgan Da..., and Nit limning, irorriater. Passengers per Bat avid— Fur Mragal—Mews. roadarc anJ Grant, ealieta. Passaroners per Trot ;Fee Beagal—Marres. Ural aaJ attics, writers. Pananengers per Hsbe— Fee &nal—Rev. J. R. Heaalerataa tad Mr. Blake. A French line of battle sMii and a frigate are said to have got into Brest. but from what port we have not heard. There are arm an Brest three sail of the line and four frigates ready for sea. Several passengers were brought on shore to Hastings, on Sunday. from a 'es...el in distress in the offing. The vessel proves to be one from Dieppe. These passengen state, as the late't rumours whets they sided. that the new bride proposed for Faitat is AND V 11. is a daughter of Luctr If BONAPArI ; that accounts had been receis eii of a *erten. imura rectiou having lately taken place at Nal- 4- i.; and that Gen. SeattTlANt, apprel.e7;;tc of .Dine sum. mare invest . agattara transactions in Spain, was reported VI nave destroyed himself. Great joy is felt at the Court of Palermo, io eon senrovice of her most Serene highness the thirties. of ORLEANS being pregnant. firer most Serene hint tiers was married in November 64. She is data :4 hter of the King and QllllteU of NA r till, who have offered to be sponsors for the Royal infant. The East India Company have presented the Pt. as a is A on sss alma with a most superb dirk. the bandit- set with preemur stones, and the blade most ingeniunaly curved ; the ca., to preserve it. is of crimson velvet, the Seelig' of which are wavered with Darrow gold lace. O .. P s, .r. es .-1 ; 4 •• *.l - 4 .- - -- • ' , N. 4 • fi-Q-A- -"- VI lIIS MAJESTY. The Court, testerday. wanted the principal at traction, viz. the pre.ence of His Majesty. We sic extremely happy, however, to -uv, I lis !Majesty en joys eacellent health, and looks ‘. ell. Ile dues nut rise quite so early as when lie e:iioyed good sight; however, he is gener.illy up about sis o'clock, and proceeds directly after, with Colond Taylor, to attend to the dispatches from Ministers and Public Offices, which are brought every morniti4 to Windsor by a Messenger, except w lieu His Majesty is in town. A corporal belougiug to the ctitopany of *lnch His Majesty is Captain, su the Royal IlJorsie Guards (Blurs), attends him afterwards. t• title his coin. mands t and report what is doing in the regimen'. After this, His Majesty joins the compsoy of the Queen, the Prioresses, the Royal Dukes who are at Windsor. and their atterulaatit; they then pro ceed to a room in the Castle. set apart for a private chapel, where the morning church- service rs read by • Chaplain; afterwards the Royal Family breakfast together. Soon after ten o'clock. the King. and several of the Princesses, ride on horse back, in Windsor Paik, till twelve o'clock. During the time His Majesty is riding, the Queen and Princess Elizabeth, in geumil, take an airing to Frogniore. The Quern is constant in her atteution to the King. Al one o'clock His Ma jesty dines. The Quern and Piinceelies nut dime till four ; Ilia Majesty joins their party whetr their destert is Served up. The family pass the evening together, with the addition of some of the principal attendants. The Queen's hand plays to them. THE DUKE OF CUMBERLAND. Tha following bulletin wa+ joined yesterday at twelve o'clock. et his Rnyal highness the nuke of Cumberland's npartineni.i. St. Jaiii , s's Palace : " His Royal Memel. the Duke of Civisberland's grounds in his bead have been dressed foe the tirst time ; thenn deep and large, they appear mote favourable than tumid le expretekl. Sigisrd I " lirME and HALFORII." . . . The evening bullelin stated, that Ilia Novel ItiOniese the Duke tSCuint)erlaud contnt.tes much better. (Snout) Ilat.ru4p. Yegerday, at three o'clock, the Pr►nce if WALES proceeded, in Mu elate carriages, cud Per. enure, in dressed liveries, Inns Carlton House to the Garden Gate, St. Jittnre's, accompanied and encoded by his Itu 3 al Highness the Duke of CLaanecK, Gcoerala 111.4.41, LAWN, and Tue. Nes; and Colwell' W 3411011, 11A).11.1(MPLE, mud BLOOMER:to. His lio3nl Highness the Duke of CumberWirt suffered sery•uwch, yesterday morning, limn the dressing of the wounds nn his head. After the d►e.sing was (her, Mr. flume, the Surgeon, mid Sir Henry Halfoid. *moiled His Majesty et the Queen's Palace. to 'moot the state of the wounds. The following entertainments were given, 'ester des, to honour of Ili, Majesty's Birth-4g : Mr. Percevsi Lt sve r dinner to a numerous as scuitsisgr of pohti.•:rl friends. The Marquis %Vellesley entertained the Foreign Arnhass.olors end Ministers. Mr. ktqtr had ■ party to dinner, •t lii house, so Great Georgosetrt et. The Duke of Montrose, as Master of she I Imre to the Kong. entertained Ilia Majesty'a end several Noblemen aud Gentlenieu oi Cie liougv holil. The Earl of Winehilaea, as Groom of the Stole. gnve I grand diuner to the Lo►ds and (;mow, ..1 Hi• Majemy's bed•clwudrrr, Ilia 31.9eaty's tradesmen dined together upon the occasion. Ltd eight the Priam* of Wai.ts bail a valid dinner party and has at Kensington P.Alate. The Qvaam and Paiacassits Mill diut with the Piiiice of WALE, to-intoto*. Yesterday. being N collar-day, all those belong iug to the different order. wow their collars. Among the tit* rActin:ts of to-morrow evening will be *Grand Ma..pierade, at the Art ale Rooms. A few nights tint c, the player The &raver was performed by a rii%ate party at Plymouth. fur the benefit of a warrant officer's widow. The part of the Siraver w:is ably supported be Mr. ADA us, a %luster's Mate, and the ftensle character of Mrs. /fuller. by Mr. Byars. belonging taunt of the pri. son ships. Mo. • ss Dust Au is announced for the Wolfer:rasp ton Theatre. winch opens for tire nights. The performances et Sslisbury Theatre cloyed nn Wednesday evening. when Mr Galore. the actrlik manager, returned thanks to Ike audwoce. for the p.itnt.sage In-stowed on the Cowpony during the .e.son. The Company is now ps-rforming at BlairdforeL and rainotree front thence to liman•mry. Arrived at thuaria hotel, Edautrurgh, Sir J mr.s and Lady ELI* Mositootionv, T. J. Fria- Dees. Esq. of Afton. mad JAMI.II Masson, Esq. front London. The very great Benefits to be derived on Fat- DAY !BIT. an such as cannot fail to sudece even- one. who will peruse the Looter ) Scheme. to bet...me it Purchaser. The Estra Braes given are smelted in • graud stale. awl may he haft at HORSSIIT & Cornhilt. and St. :114r„-a. ret's-Hlll. Braugh. where 2 or 19 of 40,0001. 13 of io.oool. 4 5.G001. 52 of cotml. 76 of 10001. tr..: 99 of 5004. hate been Shared er.l Sold. This day Mr. ASMARA* Gnt.ns•rlo gives • g4endtd rural fete to the Pm , lst. Astaassauult, ■od suite, at his Hoeliamplars Villa. to which 500 persons of diatiortion have also receitell cards of invitation. Mr. Got VISCID gut Sir G. ()Ess.t.se to consult the inclination o f the Ambassador, whe ther he would prefer • late dimmer or an early re pas.. ; boll good taste enough to prefer the latter, rod prep:tritons' ■re soaking accorditorly for a de jea•e sir fvoreltette et three o'cl.rrk. at which ell the de:ivacie. of the season will there be sererd so their wonted profusion. Tree haus ore prepireel with tents for variou• Lauds of mow. and • tcrrare a• D opy for dant-wig. The *hole arrangement of thi► spectacle, which is to Ise i l lerat-striental. i. an.i• r the iimatedistereplaties of Sir Samest Stlti n, riliXll.4 LI. G.l R DENS. These baautifid ,Ipwrlessa were opened for the season, last night, with a superb gala. In boom,' of Its Majesty's birth-day. ‘Ve Sad Maul, 'white- Mind, (list many great improvements had been made, and that uu less than 40001. had been (s -peeded to additional decoritions; ycl. notwith stauding the high expectations that this . report retired. we must sontesa that the reality surpassed our most sanguine hopes of elegance and In-may. On enteriug, the coup trail is superb and brainiest beyoud descriptiou; but , nutlike the general class of spectuelrs, which are astonishing to the whole, and utterly defective when you com&to !Militate the initiate parts, Veirshall, this sesta. couillibee the rare excellence of grandeur its the general design, and exquisite gnivh au every boom* of esectitieuf whole of Ike salooAi, boats. kc. are nes ly painted, and ornamented in Shot 'gayest otliner. The or chain' is one blase of light, comported of lamps of every lute, with mottos, scitteheous, and emblaze°. inents.—" Long life Me king," in large and bed hint lamps, 'unwinds the second compartment, while the inferior oneshisies with the lustre of thou siandst of variegated rays. Opposing this galaxy, the Prince's &loon sheds a rival splendour, and the shower of light and rooentnitant shade upon the surronischog foliage. defy the pea to give any con ception of their waving loveliness. To surmount this saloon. the Prince's plume, iii au elegantly finished malnutrition of hoops and frosted ground work. is placed. Nothing can be more elegant and effective than lillb 'maple ornament, which, in chasteness of desirr mid finish. perhaps excels the mote gaudy and *hiking parts of the garden. In the priocipel wall'. 'several triumphal archesare raised.. They consist of highly-coloured tampered appro priate emblematical figurers. Trio first is a fine transparency of Victory with her appropriate ac companiments; the second, the briar Lord tt'el litigtoii, who, at present, holds the most interesting command in the British anuses; and the third is the patent Lord Cochrane ; whom we hope soon organs to see bolding a high command on the other elemeut, and teaching the enemies of Britain what they have to dread from the hero of Basque Roads. Upon the whole, the walks are enlarged, cleared, better lighteJ and decorated, and the appearance of the gardens throughout slaters that tint only no expense has been spared, but that a very superior trete has been exercised in th e exi s e ,,,h l , l „.. So great its. the attraction of the novelty. nod the fineness of Stir oruther, that, even :it 8 o'clock. the walks were lull of promenaders, and the crowd arottod the orchestra sac very great. Here a Miss Acres (who sun; last season) ripened the musical campaign. with a pretty new song. and an follow ed by Di- 4 nurri, with a ,stir ; ; which met the appro heron of of the ladies. bring discriprive of taro bad ',lsis, a n d one good Oslo. Miss Peron, the Eriglish l'utalani, next claimed the ears of the company; but her snug, though warbled its the most delightful sty le. was not well cateulated either to her voice or manner. A Mr. Teruel' (a new performer) next appeared; and, coo. sidenag it as a find attempt. displayed so rich a store of voice and talent. as bids fair to render him a lasting favourite with the public. Mrs. Bland, in a sweet little air, closed the first act of the music. • After this hoar the portions became more crowded with fashionable visitors. The walks ai.sunted • more chearfu: appearance. and gaiety was the order of the night. Th. second Act of the Concert then commenced, and Alt.• Fermi wait most deservedly encored io a fine song or " The Three Lovers," whit It she sang divinely. Mrs. Bland was also encored in her song, and pignuts% gyre, in good ■u tttcellent description of the improvements in the Gardens. The couclu•ton of the Orchestra entertainment w•a; "God sore the Kinr." which .4 a. received with loud huzaas, Mild etwared w ith WWI} shoutt. The fire-works which followed were superior to any we ever saw at a public exhibition ; and so eirid was tie nino , nition of the spectators, that several of the fire-pryer/s, &c. were ineffectually en- cored. Thee closed wish a Temple, of 'which the centre was C . .iiipowd of a medallion of the King, with the motto, " Long lire the Ring;" and the display of illuminated columns, lke. was greeted with reiterated loyal acclamations. The spint of the scene prevailed after this entertainment. Danc ing cossinteuced in the long-room, to the lively music of a Scottish Bend, Nod the quirk step and 11 , ghland Mug press led. The Paiidesu Band relieved these sprightly notes, with scarce. ly less hvely, but inure measured music. From the one room is the other. the visitors flocked 'in turn, and, from the brisk dance, changed to the slow step, as the God of Music gore the hoe Meanwhile, the supper gronpes, not antis. Led with the banquet of as eel 'sounds, assembled round the slipper tables, w here cold chickens, hams. Iv% satisfied their most epicurean fancies, and excellent wine, and palate-iwarehing arrack. regaled the sated sense. and gave fresh vigour to enjoy the went.. From timi moment or was Elysian) and gaiety. The spangled garden, and the happy visitors in the sprightly dance, r r Kay tonere:a/ions. so much ealiveLed it. that uo description can do jastice to the appear nave, humour, and frolic of the scree. Masquete ailing would fill short in the enjoyment of its mimicry. while tthe errenitsuiuot of a hall-room would also be stArieut in its splendour and de lights. We bare not space to enumerate the many fashronaldes who thronged the Gardens. hui.dirwds who graced the Gala we ob *pried Laid and Lady *inseam:at. Lord Cocant•ii E. and the Hon. Capt. CucußA NE. in lull awitonn, Sir I. Tertun. M.P. &e. The gay toady kept tip dis aaa t i segiet ,“ t ip l ong after My-light warned them home. NO T AXE% are paid out of ti,e immenee sum of mo .ey Ml4lll. h u 111 lar determined and didrtbuted on FatD•lr NICIT ; this, is among the many advise lases • I.o.tta-ry 'wire give., the billy Adventurer may botch Wittman. •tthoot the deduction of ono 61,11 0..4. CACTEO. N,. s. Charing-Cross. bete to add. that thr tame is short, the day• arc very loega and Il.ere 1. nicety of tune yet to Wake a f.•rtunr. ETLay avail u.u•t Ire satereeted ■bout t h e distri bution of .200,000!. AXT IuDY may try for it. lOW BODY latut have it. and therefore SOBODY Should omit a - entail istintrdsately at Caiill . l Lea/ Olflet, Ns. s, (berms-Ctrs.* LYCEUM The Rugl64 Opera commenced iti son. at this Th ea t re . last 'light. It wfe col. oe nu bv muck notrity, of which the most prow feature was a reit, Rosetta. The 3nitoug Lady um...opted th's character has an unfortailat and dta out pos•iess talents of superior , enable her It, overcome 'llll great defect. lijkl•LEtr, fume the Theatse 11.1,d, GI made h. r hrs 4 appearance ro a London in the pint of behorah w.h.ork. Th , passive% a perfect knowledge of the Stage. well (pupated for the east of parts to whirl SPARKS mud nt.. DAVENPORT appear to so advars.isse. In the Force of hit or Min, followed. little IittIGIIT was admirable. TuarlN played tri.taity, hut nntler great dii time, as the follower of Mr. dOHNSTuNE, win mailable in Irish characters.—,llr. scrim, sunning the mart of Cypher. the Sstyrist Four-M-band Club, was placed in a strudel lion. His Snug was encored, but the °ppm ; was an great it could met be heard. Th e , was crowded a tt an early hoar. SPIRITED ACTION. Extract of a 'mar from Mr. Francis Tregan mustrr of the ship Mouses Bay. of Fetter Ira hard Osamu. Esq. of litopehill. the dew:— • Torbay, nth May, " I am happy to inform yoe of my arrival here, morrow seespu frame being carried into as enemy's t)u the Irk alt. in at. ao to N. ling. to ao tt . k emspany with the brig Lively Jack, of Duldio, moss tilierustclers, we tell iu with a French schooner prf Which suns gave us to understand his intention In cal .11 being a hoe breeze frost W.S W sad scenic the full of men, I matte haunts my intention to the bail heart -to, hot to mike a relining heist ; the better to the carroy's attempts at boarding, and fur the bn: the Ilotest sailor, to take his station close a-stem sal to do his lieu, a. circulastauces required. AlAlt p eoeius liege. his attack on our a eather-beam, within abut, and, atter a brisk ;and, 1 flatter myself, well ,' ire fur half an hour, be sheered off In the Murtha. being a far superior sailor, herendered it useless La sue him. At Sp.. he again made sail after as, and et, ear a ake. I awn cut sorry our stern boat, and sleeted stern guns. At ti, being within pistol shut, I opened and after three or four of our stern goes, he sheered ward, where se enraged him shout I: urinates, sod finally abetted off, and stood to the southwa r d. t doubt hut he must hive sustained stone eunaidtrAle , his crew, ; for, twig to windward, his desk lay entiiel ) to our gral.e and eanieter shut, which I S2IV go - @tumid him ::lc bad. I can assure you, hr did , with ss, shirts our hell, masts, ricgiug, and sails, alto hiss wilid,s ho. la the sails we have ermined wend, grape, and musquet shut-holes, several of mast and top.gallant shrouds and baek•stays, shut um fore-top. mast much disilded, and sums danikte deek. But law extremely happy to say, that sot Ai our little erew ass the least hurt; they all behaved gallantly, and deserve every praise sad esiconragereal can only attribute their escape to hying so fin Mawr includii.: toy 4.1 t, •of whim was a cripple But I am to have uccasiosa to say, that the company behaved in the most cowardly manner particularly in the enemy's first attack, when Lk' task toe trader our lee, while we entrap d him to winds, terms in thee/rewind attack lie would hate ;11 i,d 111 w•y, bid I sot threatened to fire o ur h.,- gars, mi.. UAW him, after the action, I should, en go) his cowardice haulm ia the public papers. 'the enemy eaticr♦ its-poanders, artr. which acted b. thus fur certain lam of his having two on the ur.sed Thu weight of his shot I 'ace' tented, by badiug cams through ours-lather bulwark, and .tort the cook. odd tabor:sr, until them lodged is our lee main chains, WI on boar .1. " I aharerri) hope we shall he of the capture aritosteeri we may then leant what damage we hal him." By a letter from Stourbndge, dated Jun, appears that a large assemblage of colliers others. to the number of a thousand, met at oln . iit two miles from that town, called Lye uu Saturray. and proceeded to acts of r 1 hey forced open a man'. house, and begs surely srllin, hi, flour, haven, Scc. to the sur ing multitude, at what they termed ►n pr.ces. information was immediately seat BIGG3, an active Magistrate of that town,' shindy iipolied to Capt. Youtu„ of the 171, g‘o h .., who is recruiting there. for his asmsh hich, with his party, was instantly given. proceeded to the scene of riot. disper.ed the and, after much difficulty, secured two of tlr active., and lodged them safely in prison, rescue is threatened. The high price of pro , was the cause of the meeting, and they op be ripe for any mi.chief. COAL MAIOLZT, Joss 4. nips. Ship .4L Price 1.4 .. Newcastle Gaol 61.....• •••. ...... • miErmos or CREDITORS AT GUI LDII ro-uonsaw. A Mir Melia. tide d Lade Aleer-lirkia, breeches- maker Ow, James Emmett, and James Emmett, Gallml liffert. Wiwi lisate-Dav—lNlidal a el .011r.re. BIRTH. Oo Sataritay. at bin ►oaar in Partlasi-plact, die Joi■ Dr 111•014 Emu 111.. P: of a tint:._ 3IARRIAGF.S Cis Wedlockln, the Rev. %attract lino( Oekbenk, shire, :tom:treat sea of Wen Hey, En. of teedr,; to ' eler.:: daughter of Wm Grny, Ey. of Yolk. Latch, at Inst. lien Is rbi l tases, in the island Dtgby Moons Carpenter, ' . Captain is His 1.41 i regiment of infarany„ to in limas Snaky, daughter of the late Sir John T. Stanley, But, of talk, Cheshire, and of Pesdhos, Ancient'. HEATHS nn 'Thorniay evinainc, in I fifteenth year, at b. hone, Thomas Nocelille, )unazest suu of Thomas Eaq of 1 alt. Ira Tuesday oe'saiittst, at Wenturtun. On lbc with his regiment (roe Saimbar!. t. Plnoath. Esq. of Soottswell, Nattrushamsbare, %ottNßhse militia, of an Inflammation uo the la. was buried ow the 95th at Titerton."..th rnil:tarf Ow Cawley last, at Marazian, at th• adrl,...ed I Peasoe Greaten, Fag. father of Mr G. cniell, tie fur Great Marlow. He ass a sr.toretablr oterchaat framer Astra Commissar s•Geue.al tu their Hash 111; the States.Gesseral Liesty, the ustaire 11101K11111, for pow blind fd, fes than, Ter% Is all wrailici s, sad ender all ski congealment to the lionovey of sloe ferryboat heti , pool sod the Cheshire ahem He bad wowed 11 wady intow, iniesiorilimiat any Illailll4l acr. d MI - 4H % . ;4071g11 THIS 151 Y, LOlliDeN ma. (mast 3. EvegialF, 13 attn. LONDON :—Priatted bi CSINITH, Nu. i, Clemea pulahoheil at No I.:, Bark of St. Cl, OKA . ' SLA..ad. by J ABITC, of same eau. CCOI.fI Sea. IHC marbtd 1401111tirl:t Lady wh , omits I,sp, or kind, to i. A d 'n stage, 'ibis L a dy kge, and a O sage* whieh M r . t° ' mud: VI selo e b et A Mr. Adlaw I disad oon . 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