The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-08-15 00:00:00

a Sicily, reepeetiog on attack from the greatly subsided. A strong reinforce -val force. mad the additional 4,00 0 the f;ainvescrie's convoy, hive 4 to a state of seem rity. TM' French dyed or caittured daily.. The Sa/- expected Iron the Dardanelles -tali leave of absen r. Sue was to sail _.' this month. She will proceed to titgland withodt waiting for convoy. The Ex erninge continues very high to-day. . , CIIIIIaALTAS, JULY 14. The Black Ake cutter was taken in a calm by - 'two largeprivaterre, and carried into Algiers. She - 'was charged woli dispatches from Coutsatinople . and Malta. as well u with overland dispatches from lathe. There arc twenty-four privateers of the '.. same description, mostly commended by worthless • Gesoeite, which truize between Ursa and Bo - wai. They luive taken the ,tie al, a liar vea-el, which sailed from hence about three weeks ago. e--A beautiful American brig. the Awithitrite, which left here about the same More, has shared the Patna' fate ; also many others. The Prince Ernest packet is considered in•great peril ; she will be au -.. excellent time for them if tiny fall in with her, having a lerge Thintity• of chillers on board. The • ' COMUS is attired from Algiers, with the Portuguese .1 Asitatral Scarinchia on.hoard. lie has purchased ... • pease with the Dev. in behalf of the Portuguese, ... far two years, for whicb.he is to pay 900.0t10 toilers. 1. '•••• 11.1CANY, JULY 17. ' Tlie.oool‘ll of his Sicilian Majesty, in this ctty, ties just received from Mahon the following ins-, • portent italternmtutti:— The Sicilian pie'aere of war, the Queen CAartufe. is juat *mired' here from Prleriew. She hes on board diapateliesfer his It.iyal Ilighne., the Duke • of Orleans, awl. hi inumediat IV to proeeeil to Cadir. The Captain slates, that iii, th e' day he left Palermo, eta sedicial ectssent bed arrived of the combined Sicilia. squadrons having defeated and ettitseVeyedie flotilla r 1( gun-Mate. which : tba • Vl i t g at formed in Calabria • for the i m • . a landing in Sicily. .. • I.ltanT, JOLT de. .., We undeceives'', that since the retreat of Gea. b Craufurd, Lard Wellington and his wholesforce are - upon the toed to Lostion. He hes broke up his camp in the tantintaitui. and has sent the baggage .. • *brie him. We look for him near Lisb•m, but ili.:Whets . he aillarrive we can torte no cuuj•cture.-.. a• The French are Aided to be upon his heels. and I accupybitiiimund as fest in h rents it. . Every !•• Stalwiet • thamountains op •tis Liebriaie fortified by • age sow', nader the orders of flritisli engiarers. • .ne that it it not likel• that the • remy will be able - to'do much harm es Leirrl Wellington retires. British ilsisti-Quartsi s, July 27. blatiseira is nretweuvring around us in prom...loos force. and in all directions; and no doubt the French are its earliest for the invosidti of Portage!. ' They are quit: at this moment. Ind it it the calm before a storm, which is gathering Erma every • quarter. Still we do not despair. nor is there so y thion like despondency to be iiieCOVt•TC(I in the. Britialt army ; though there are croakers, and tint u fen, who wish (u get home; but vrtio, perhaps, would be discontented:is soy quarter. Our gallant leaders pas-ess the hearta.of the army, and the must nobounded confideuce. We have likevrio- Some ... good General Officers wider Wellesley. To oar -:' great jay. Gen. Stewart. from Cadiz, has rrj ,cued • this army. COlonels Talbot and flull are universally lament ed—they died nobly--the deaths of soldiersi 7 The talsair of two 31 ears has been &root istied is someday. Tins will be result of all Boaaparte's projects. IMIMIMI•JbillWIIIIIIIIIIIML LORD WEL LINGTOA'S al ii,ilY. - The English army in Portugal, andel , Viscount We Ilit:gton, it the date of the last official accounts, $ amounted to 27.000 men. and was in tire divi-ions, disposed of as fulloes :—The first, commanded by "4° General Spencer, consists of . shoot 6,000 men, it 'posted et Celorico, 'bout 1n miles from the grand 1 e erre! of the. French army. 'rite %mood &vitriol' Is ‘,- at Goiania, and is about 10,006 strong. under Ge neral Cole. Guards iv thirty Miles il:stent front the French lines. The third division is at Piiihel. and is trommand.iil by General Penn ; its force is 4.000 men, sort it to upbn a• bete with General f 15pencer. et Celorico. The fourth dirt-non is under • General H.H. who ions mitrAing from Castel . trisnew, to juin the second divisimi at Guards.— The fifth division, or the advanced wiartl, la under Gerrehl Chilean', and is between two of the hearrehtlef the rna. All these divisions are posted . upon monriteine, n' at the fret, which descend gm . dimity into the plant, at the extremity of which ••;. C :head Rodrtio is sitnnted. There is therefore twitivere the two armies ;huts plain. whizli is ten mike brawl. To comprehend. however, the strength we three leisibuns. us well as the advantage of the 1 0 ` line of retreat, we titbit follow the road from these k, frineitione to Lisbon, the only point upon which Lord I. Welltnigtun ea:: retire. From Lisbon to Guardia, .the pointing of the proiripel corps, is MO miles, ieventy days' 'lurch. There are three great roads front Lithon to the Spanish frontien : one by Abruittee, the second by Elvin'. and the third l'y Coiodirs. 'flue reale of the . F.,17,1i5h army was by Abraiites. The pnticipal fortified towns on the road rein Liaison to Guards are Castel nratico and Cavil h.. Santarem is a very important post. 45 miles teen Lisboa. situated anon • height, and enniimuntiog the wranel matern road. It (molt dotes will only leave n rollick:cure regiutento, rvel' Thueegrees with vet out us or uhuut ) take ull the effective Kates rimier the e•ure , swu iii the Lauds of in The rtetiro to returned to their ', have they ' , RESPONDENCE. 14.11.1*.t..7C111. 30. Env;lefl with ~.vest hoisse4stii •ss it eprsolltiett -Unmet' before the close 7 tater% viho had airemhla i set otf with the convoy, have lodgings, declaring that they w ati.l along with to-ir respectivt ere to march lb ithont a week. the report that Jo.ep.i is to ve the Srh of nest mouth, and to to troops with him, leavittg the gi of the poor iovalals. uuJ tlia.to , 4 Abe burghers." 'PRIVATE CORRESPON We took for the patket from I anxiety. N,, convoy hotts444l here. It vrtil, perhaps, he Illy!' of next mouth. The fear* 10 Sicily, respecting , enemy. are greatly suholled. Meet to the naval force. awl tt' 'troops brought in the t;anttitt pt teed that Island in a state of it, heats sift destroyed or capturei :rtgate it expected trout al Air. Atkif, on terve of ahserr itimut the end of this month. and an army may keep an enemy a lona _witile in check bra position austiong both by art wad tstssre. Santarem to harked in the S.E. by the `rf(u aid on the N.E. by sharp ruck.. The graud ellfstern road upon which Santarem is situated, and which its fortifications commend, pusses consequently 1.4.- twevn these rocks and the Tiler. The Frrncil ur- Mite have always eittifrecl from Spain by this road. Abrantes t. 30 miles from Sant/Wilt s on the road to Spain: it is a still moreimportaut post then Santa rein; it is situated on the Tagus, and, though riot fortified, is very strong. It commands au impor tant 1 ass, where a small force may defy a consi derable Yale Yelps is another totlitarpo attain, and Its environs consisting of abrupt moun tains, are very favourable for military defensive onerations. Castel Mimeo is situated at the foot of another pass, end in,the immediate route of the army. The country surrounding it is full it military trositiorrs, so strong that awe may consider it as being; almost a fortification, Midway between Castel Branco and Gu irdo is the strong. town of Civilita. [Jere begin the moutitains called the Sieirasoeltielt constitute the barrier between the two kingldows. From Cavilha the ground rises from meuntliin to inoitittain, to Guards. ,Cdarda is situaied td, such manner, that, fern from o certain distance, it ap pears Itke Is be II upon the mountain on which it is situated. inc roads which lead to it, and surround it, pass through theellifts 'of the rocks. Jr is the strontost place in Portitgal, and miry he defended agoisist the whole force of France. Such is the p#l - of the English. The' general position of the French army is in the plain which extends at the feet of the mountains on which the English are encamped. It is in eight divisions; fiv e of Which are immediately wish Nlassgu A. and the rest could easily be concentrated brfnovis enerel engagement. Third Night of the New («owl Metelo•Heritie 'Seco Cootie • LYCEUM THEATRIC—F2VGEISIF OPERA. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Attest 15, sill be performed tied time) a New Gunk Opera, called OH Tills LOVE! Or, THE MASQUERADERS. The Characters ha Mr. Philipps, 3lr. Horn, Mr. J. Smith, Mr. Peons'', Mr Smith, Mr. Osteery, Mr. Knight. Miss Griglietti, Mrs. tiger, Miss Kelly ' Mrs Bland. After which (Air Has ad lime) a New Grand Moek-Heruke Erwin-Comic Ballet of Aetipo, railed JACK THKGIANT-KILLER. I With selected Music New Scenes, Dri saes, and 17einr . atimis. (The Ballet wader the direction of Mr. Bradbury.) Cobalto, King of the Silver 31ieses Mr. Fisher; Valiant°, Knight of the Order of the Greets Ihsgoii, llfr. Bowlin Jack the Giant-Killer, Muter leers (Isis NI 'l4sistaraucc) ; Terriblio, the Giant, Mr. Robert; Beued"rite, the V. lest. 31r. Maddock's; Sprarald'nosibieldap , emordshas, Square to Jack, Mr. Bradbury (his 3.1 appearame at this Theatre). Irsiniska, Princess of the Sifter Mines, Miss Luppinu Aureila, the Boardian Genies, Mc., TheNeerGraml Mock-IlensicSerin.Cornic Planet of trairm, milled Jack the Giant Killer; tras received with universal sp . phase and will he repeated every reeoisig till Assailer notice. ThePolilic is respectfully hammed, that Mr. Brabana therfor • few eights at this Maine, mid will perfdria for Moe To morrow, is the Cowrie Opera of Like Haunted Tamar. The Borlettl of Midas, and the Operatic Mints of The W* ofTwo Hostainds, will Ite speedily produced. A New Melu • INamatie Opera, in three acts, is Ii rehearsal. THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON. WEDNESDAY. AuGtrr• 13. Dl.patches were received yesterday from Admiral fir Clualmits Corson, Commander in Chief in the Mediterranean. They are dated the 10th of June, and state, the DEY of ALGlnus has at length de_ dared war against Frsive; ant! that all the Litglish vessels taken by the Algeriues are to he given fin and sent home immediately. The declaration of wa r took place un the 29th t.,1 May. The Jis l .rstehee froui the Mediterraneau, re ceived by Government, nut having noticed any tual attempt Made by the enemy to invade the report brought by the Carteret packet, of the failure of that enterprise, is generally discredited. It is Costlier stated, as eviitenceisgainst the report, th it the French papers, which contain accounts from Na ples tattle 11th, and from Scylla to the loth of July, are also silent upon the subject, thong!' thwy du speak, in their way, of some action• between the British squadron and the French The first of these objections it fotife, because the dis patdiet received by Government nre from Messina, of the 234 odium., and the intelligence is stated to have been brought across the island to Girgenti, on the 2.1 of Jnly, by the Sicilian Mews ngem, who was not the bearcr of dispatches fur the British Government, and was probably afterwards landed in Spain,. or forwarded the're. The secoml objection, we do think, :wads so far as to render it likely that the French flotilla was defeated, not in an attempt to invade Sicily, lint on the coast of eu labria ; and this conj-cture is strengthened isy ass ar tick from Malaga, given iu our Private Correspon dence. The attempt to invade Sicily v;ruibl, it was supposed, be 'made about the rabbile of last month. The enemy's lance is stat..d to be .10,5)09 strong. MURAr it said to hare writ a flag of truce, with an suffer to suffer cur army to embark with out molestation, if we would surrender up the island; au offer which of coarse was indieaatly re jected. No ['coolants have been receives! from Lord Ws; Lt 'durum of r litter Astir tbwn theme of the 2.5 , h hist, pniilphed in The Gseeete of Sattirtlite. A private lettir, hourver, of the 264 h, it said to have been received, which states, that the fir.tah army was on that tiny its fell retreat for Liston., closely pur sued by the French. The letter alluded to, which we have copied from a wiper of yesterday, is suspect ed to be r fabrication, rid tier} little credit It at tidied to out late Minister to Aaierica, net with , at I:Lstoir, mos distingtkiel.oftor7 politesscni. f ,iO 4 iealivar' election of tile OiliN•rs•Of,the Artikeri Banton, on the ith nil,faii;e, which is alsras - oltsert:7, ed as a hol'iday in that city. the I're.ideut uld Officers of the State, Mr. JACKSON, and several tranori of riistio'et.on, were itivited to partake of an eleg.nt collation. I Among other toasts, on this °moon. were the • Our 11:nririnus Forefullerrs sad their institatiovN—burn in uland of they buor how lu mete !Overly with 1i.., sod felt ao utber fear bat the fi at ut of &inflow God." " The Preside art of the United States: . " The Memory of.”%lshioelon "The Land and the Tombs of our Aticestorw—may the in vaders of the.one become Ike speedy tenants of hut other." Mr. JACKSON gat'l• " Perpetual 'mummy betweea Crest Britain sad tbeUnited Mates.-may the swords of lbw ancient nud honourable Artibery be drawn nain,t dense who would interrupt Withiu our Month uf.er Generol SA RttAZI at rival in this country, it is said, he put into: the lauds of Goeerivnetit, very eiretim.tattliel obsevvfi twits Oil the whole of the frontiers, unit the evt.itt froin•the tidithlt to . Trieste ; the otgAtitv ; mon skid inuilions of the armies ; the sti4e of 1132 fortresses, &e. A letter from New Orleans, dated , 4th May, states, " Ortr port se full or French privateer,. nail I fear our trade will experience every vexation flout them this atimmer." Yeaterslav the .3:h Battalion o 4 the Royal, arrived at Tilliiiry . Fust, where they are to embark for Scotland. Lieutenant-Colonel Hum., who gallaatly Gif in the late battle of Almeida, was a near relation of J. W. Hutt, E , q. of Great Beddow, in Ese,ex ; And Capt. Huth. who 'moo severely wow's:Feel, 1,44 a soil of that Gentleman, A detachment of seamen mid marines, horn the Alceste and Topaze, brought nut and destroyed, on ;•tlie 2110 - June, sr ve!ral vessels belonging if. the roc. lily. in &tiny of Martino, in the - island ofCoraica. —The enemy were driven from a strong fott,, the maw:eine was burnt, and gnus spiked. One man was killed and two wouinleil on this occasion. The following is a statement of the Briti , l) force in tile Mediterranean, at the latter end of Jane : i,t Battalion totes Foot oat Battalion aath Fuot. tit amt int Battalion 27th IV:ovine's Itil Battalion sath Dr Role's in Hallitlion IrA I Dilluii . 4 tat Battalion star Claimant Britanaiones . At Malta-11e id Battalinn of the lath, 31turoli'a, and the Sicilian Regiment. At St. 31mar A, ii. thy lonian Sea--Thc .25th Rrginnut, and d,lachinctits. The Island of Faro, near Corfa, has been aban doned by the French ; coil .Ca;it. Get f VITUS, of the Leoaidca, has taken possesaion of it. A letter from au 011iFer ..1 . higis rank in Lord 1 1Vci.tt tstrran'a army, contain* Cala reinatkiible passage:—"" No min can doubt that courage of the Brutish army; but no man I:23issy that the idlysical ' stmengili of one mm, opposel to ten men, can overeorne so great a stiprtiority in numbers." We'asmouneed yeer•rday the arrival ..1 the Gold- Arch hem Cur 11111 l s. wiii, an nt . 1 . 4.1111t dist Ilse French in that vicinity were, much annoyed by ii force lately landed on that part of thr coast, front a British stotadron. The force ' cusisisted of 7.7a1) S%saiiinli soldii.re, under General PIA LILA. litnnediately after his disembarkation, the Ge neral marched fur Pu.,:rtas, nine leagues distance, where 70'a men were in readiness to Join him. fie carried with him Irma awl atnissimation to equip the new levies ; anti it was his intention to rcurn, se soon as pessible, and attack Ow French force in Llatie4, whtib did not exceed , 2,09 men. The • French force in A:dories and La M mttna was in to.inderable, not elLeeding 1400 in the whole. and these much dispersed. General P0i111.111.1 aid nut think it advisable to attack Llaites on, landing. haw lug a more important ob j ect iii view , namely, the forming sjuuction with t ie Lvire that *ere waiting for him. , The squadron remains off Llanes, for the pur l:mac of preventing the enemy from receiving my supplki or reinforcements by sea, and of affording succour to the General on his return, if necessary. A feinalespy, who visited Inc corps, was discovered, acid shot in sight of the Bin i.ih equadron. Up to the esd last WOlllllll • y operation had Lken place at Cadiz, except the exchange of a few shots with the enemy's forts front Funfairs and time gun boats. The surrender of Ciudad Hnstrigo was known, but did not excite any ileaponitency.- The place was well supplied with water and provision,. The thuilixk brig of war arrieed mi the 19th from Tangiers, eouvOying four transports, with Lin b e ad of our,,, „„,,,,.. barley, nonlife, &c. for the use of the British, whielt are per.uitted to bit exported duty leer. Shutting fur the undsrusenCionesi Funds SHUT. lurr.l j Per Crut skis Sept. Juni Oet. 4 Per Cent Lung Annuities - 9t tb S Per Cent. t s Per Cent. and Annuities Gib gth fur IS 541W11 Lire Auanties lst Oct i.stts • Greisi I mo.. Use is to Sir JOHN SINCLAIR for his unremitting exett.ona to ert•lplials • herring fishery at Therm, ; and it is with pleasure we learn that it hos been pretty successful this season. Bouts, arts. and fishermen, sire only required to make Thurso a ino,t Itnnortant fishing Station. The Rosati, SCARTII, from St. Vi. rents, is atrundetl im the Spit, in the Bristol Channel, and tleerted by the err*. The Betsey. W vooc, from Nitre • pi. for Leo nia. Attr tea • plink 4t sesesinl was auandoned by the crew. The Mosteratml Woolens of the Baker's Com pany yeatrrtlsy wanted on the Loan MAYOR. His Lordship, after examining the Mealweighers' Re port, or freed the price ut bread to In raised to 54,1. the quarteru loaf, that is one pcnoy per peek. . Tile bodies of six.or eight dead men were seen by the Master of the Magnet. on his passage from Lisbon to St. John'., Neotatandlatirl, upon as island of ice. rbout 'IS lessors to • the eastward of Cape ttt. ♦rrrri Nitmit; [turd err iting retrain& 'of 'la..' logue .4 e nu d n e 4 4 : e 7 c 7,: r n ' t f ho dn i : l_ 444 7.:T e r : 4 e d ne * li t t y 7 d 4 : 4 l : i t e n i i n e ; I American Papers loivetwen ri ceived to the 17th from the Sponiolo frontier. •It is, therefore, one of I loot From one cf then (The C'elasmebisi Seethed). time meet enentint fortresses un the line of retrtai, it Jilpr.arrthot the nreptiou'oloch Mr. JAcason, . . .• . , • " • . . . , ' • 6, ~.aw.o.lW k.c....,C111.4.. 1 ;41, 11 . t ert - litV fat w ~•; , , ,p rial ,:o .. , i .....0,.,, N y ...— „.,,,...r4i'`..i::::: - ....N —.---ss.• - --.4 . -""-----, ''' ''•-•' 1 . /;: - 4 1 •••••4 ' !?. ''.-- .• -.. a• AR : - .:actiarr.A.N . ,,, , „ : ~ 0 . . 04 tie/ 1 /; *h rs t , ll.l4ll- : 111'te11:Yritaiteerires.14;1°Iii;itt:0;14:1111:i."1:11t r.B:rlotrrri..lfil-.elt:l-r.":,wil-tir_,.v:i,e.e‘,rjrid•t. Spa stra .6e be . "Jack the Ci 411-kilke." wai• o t i r iu t e h . e a ti ll e lV i e n tl a e . lISV ,w ith increased effect. law, Yr lir lb , me : stet: , . A, Sr phSiiilllei. tospenk in t on high T . eirieems:aumf e the d - I ; RO :tang elegant tstse:ti ' ll '''-' Sr d ' v l e: l re ici ßi tiu ef o ' r fs: i rt io ll i e s te t lic rit o rl;: a :i i rte u .' i l ' l t'. t r ti it; ; t l , ituTyfthiistipigt: T co l e U "S. Mr• Sr Ilt x -• , ••eafeef•-•:--...----- 114LL G 4 RDEA .4 • 36`. % A 11 w er e P.°"l. 41( ... TI vaspoethe . --.— atir,erdiu.tatrr ofterire:ti. :1 1 :1,: n en thi rl Y il l'a ig :4 l :io .— nn rAi lale e ::-oriPlatisyll iiiinehilaeialadtn.:T.::::l evening was favourable, and the eerie 'hone a l'4 I %a ,ls rittranirditlary splendour. To recite iii for p i 4 ba 'Of rank aud fashioti present would he. to giv e e .' , l „, ' '• . 1.4 Logue of altuost all the lashinn.,l4. rema i n * -'.'" fa town. - Pleasure beamed in every eve , ' '' 't l Pl' r i "," rfivek :' toil .hr 'Ora irony ration u r Krupp is itaiigwlitholilratTiti;;;l:istraldAttilreeyali:vertien:::itet:,l,... e ark. to „ ' at ,e • ti• A by the pliblin tor the allostrious Prince, toe . " to Cr brat,. . sl • - PO W7llr. . • SONNET TO DESPONDENCY. k , t , Bence ! thou deferiii'd and aimed form ~ in Nor cross my pith, use wet ray tau ; ti What the' the.' life i mem a storm, , b A radiant son again win blue, . h: Winn Chu• &besmear' ills W ta hite - • That seem the reach erSHomt beyond, ' • e What tho' they itlYconibine to hat, - • Shull I Cur that tkansir-:-dsapaiud ? i No. el !—kind Neatens forbid that 1 shoutd dared.' aVenglng ardi'of Cod, 1 ' 18, caked thhught: tie Impious sib ; i Out Fateful Imo , and kiss the red. a Tl6B fiend Despondency withhold, kind Pate. • 1 AlfrnlisriUs IV bear Silas:ter gnat. August, tilt!. , „ I ft -n. • His Royal Hightail* • the Prince of Witted tl have Brighton thisalty, - 4hr Oatlanda. al His R.-yal Flightier* the Luke ut YORK 'me?, nt four u', 1.-. L ' ye . :... 011, 41.5y aftertion•i, at h • h. , t e. a t C St. Itatia:a Pahrc.e, twin Bliglit..n. lin 11,,,1 w HiAhaws intends to ~,1,0 to O•thindu -, • C Lliaß.sysab bliotritena the:Dake of Calmat.* is -eiiketerl ni townillis d.', from I;ri Wan. „ t o a fhe Hirl`and•Cenintere of I T Stainikellni et. 1 steaterr4liis week At Uxtbr.dc,: House INN. Teo • _ 1 bridge Wells. -•-. i t .: I The WHOM ' ofP.ollOttlerao arrived ymberday his honk io Grosveitor-place, from Haaingit. Toe raMilais of the late Lot l'amitni.y. w.O Is interred. We day, in the family vaiift in the Mmit . at lierkriey Cwite.e. . . gla• Monitay last Cie Duke of AMUttoritles, 41 ACOirdl . Iro p A c a and finial, M. Cassias% a Mr., sod ' 3 $l. Aust.t.a, Mr. Rem, and all i.,e r gentlaerters oldie Spaiuish Einhas.y, were drapes t entertained by dye arr. De„ (:01,1,1115, al SooturV i Park,eu the occasion of I,ls o p pol o w isit twilit I di titty„ . .of Chalalatu of lionoor to His Catilo a MAJKSTY. .... I Admiral PARC/MUM. on landing trier at' Put. • mouth, boasted_ to • a friend that he hail l•li iis d whole srair :that hapisiert fellows anshe world. le -a tug a4,t4, -!,, Why ?" he answered, " I have iv t ged 17,-..and' they are happy it is over. end shit s rent...ere happy that they here escaped." - ' § A splendid 801 l end Supper erne given is home 4 of the Prance of WALE* . Birth-Dee, at Sarni, I Roams, Sm•sex Tavern, Tunbaidge-Wells, t s Monday inglit.— A crowded and elegant saes; $ Wage of rank and fashion were prestot on them s 1 ca•ion. The ftfl of the Country Banks is surprising, - I every one of them was afire. ! • Mrs. B MGR, the proprietor of Cantrabar: • Theatre, liberally devoted the perform4nees s• I Monday evenitag, the 13:h ina. as a beoefit for th• i Kent and (:anterhury Hospital. k li Edinburgh arrival, last week—. Viaemint and Yieemnatass De Fermi. the Hos. No t remici, the Hsu. Wm. awl Thomas Yearn, the Fad el i Countess of Hardwicke. Ladies Catharine, Elizebmb, • ti Cavalier Yorke; and Within' &stir, kaq• b Bath arrivals last week.— f Gen. G!..inion, Col. Mrs. and Mau Mot at, Liaraii Lemma, Msjue To/skins, Rev. Dr. sod Mrs Fleawo r t,* ' Riga a Mill, Rev. Mr. Salter, Rev Mr. Roberts, Re:. ) i Basil Wood, Rev. Mr. Hadsun, Rev. Mr. Derek, her • ~, Willa, Capt. Craege, Capt. Reberole, Capt. Fisher. a The last arrivals at Aberysteith ere— II air C Wood, Lnrd Corn inn, Mr. Pemberton, Mr r Miss Thoo nitro, Mr. Wilier, Cart': Mihail% Sir. MO i Miss Mason Mr. Southern. Mrs:Tnnithisen, Mr. Po I Mr. and lillss ' Wilkcs. Mr. J. Walters and family, Mr 0 ' . I. Air. Lucas, Miss Browne, Mrs. Harley, Mr. sad Misr ii• e ants, Mr. and Miss ELlem, three Misses Eabia. M, • Mande. Moor Rid, Mrs. rod Miss Simpson, MirsSar.d., ..i and Miss Stanley, Mai I'Clllllolh, Cart, Baker and fon , i Lady Harfurd Jones and two Mimes ditto, Mr. endure SI Worthioghin, Miss Whitreumh:Mr. and 's., Mime. um! it h Comotsrllon . and Mrs. Morgan, M.-. and Mrs. Status St h Clark, Mr. Evans and family, Dr. Leitertua. Cek• it Chichester, Sir Charles Morgan and fierily, Mr &ergo* n Mr. Hodgman, Mule Gig, Mr anti lan M kos Millyifelhi,:. ProICIS l'urd and Lady Ford, Me. Theodore Rack, '0 James, Mr. ''forma, Mr. King, Mr. It ) nictsuor, Mr. Lohh to to fi m al r es. tgc dt tic;t ie 1 31 ms en T wmi liell n ey i , f ß ,t e m r ov ii , K. ~,tir:.,..ao,dir..M.rsin. ..St. MI Wiriailmie:e, :Him Vainly Graham, Mors Mode 1 ' 7 _ f o Jnffros., Mr. Allyn, ISt. Riau, Rev. T. Radio, Mi ~1 1 . gees hod fam;' l , Ray. Mr. Pctitt and fierily, M... as Le ! Reytorads, Miss BernwellSir William o u t Lady pool, K t. Mr. Meduaire and fronify, Mr. MacNamara, tormsel il Rogers and family. Mr. Cooper and Lady , Major (bile' a, family, Rev. Mr Garner, Mms Cls mbar, Miss &wall. nerd Firenden, Mr. 1 reirson Woken tont, Mess Jo ao, b Hill. Mimi Turner, Mr. 1.11.• and family, Ac. As. If The lki.i. ArriViik 4. IS' ..Piti , ' , sre — c I of P • • Const,.itt e nree, Earl re' SairphOret -.."-.,, De c . Lard „clou . Lady lie Ceesoldatr 114 '.'..c i.T I L *OW. e, aqd,l 4 ,ty C.Herbet,Here.Col.lke.xer.. ~r-iit Invy eV !Jr. M•qice. / Mrs General Casa& 1 ,..-_ 17!„ 6 ,.. . ' W. C. silty, Mr. Perinea, Mr. tleffe .i, Mr (.: _.,. at Mr. Slid Mrs. Mne; Or. Edsar '•, Mr. Lysol. j at o Shepley, Me. ' Foley, Mss. St er n (tee T. Cooper. t ~ hi . Worsodward • Lywl, Mr O'Ryar. Mr John Aldlel, M - c ~„, J. Wourtward. Ma Cuartbepr, Mr. J. Darker, •