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g- r . 14 . 7. kri Scaii.„ At: !kg sileatoot limas,' of a alispicion which is ;nal sad 'ion anxiety to the incautious who credit MADAM, . The Editors of the Imparcial, in their of to-day, announce in the following - cessation of their journal : " Experience having proved to us that And the necessary pracciion against the ;Wiest, of veriirltirelriTifrq tre - tidy ben I we shouldblavo tamed some time ag. - . to edit this jatiaaal t 4Mdwe sat been obliged to listen to other ro ZijrApiiiuni4 co - Usi deiiaions. Eel now lire F 11.. $4 1 W0 1 14 41pk at (ittriy to sctsPei a task in w . 01s. we coil gain AO other fruit thou veaatioo and diefeuil." 3U LT Ile. The Governor has received Deers from Catalonia tip to the 22d, giving actounts of the defeat and dis persing of Mises, Tarragona, &c. and their bands. on the 18th by Genetals Albeit:um aud Milani, end of the defeat of Mosen Anion by Milatm—(Madrid Papers, Jet, tg ) The Madrid Papers contain the proclamations of liurkticles Emperor of Mexico. ants, JULY 16. • Peahen hos ceased to exist; its militia defended _ . it till their smmunition was exhausted, when they wire obliged to yield to a host of traitor., who st(inliaviiig pillaged the houses, completed thew . erladtat iniquity by setting fire to the place. SAYO33E. 1303iT 3. Jtlliteements from Madrid of the 110th hate, that Semi ihity contioues to peeved in that, etipital. Sellvalliteneval. and other persons of distioctiou have been ordered to quit Madrid and repair to the pt;r i i i a i The influence of the Liberal party Celli. ti 'crease. The Editors of the Impartial, who wearsopposed to be in the pay of the Arai-Li beral party, and particularly of a foreign A tubas bettor. have been threatened with assassivatioit, which Is the mono that has induced them to sus pend their journal. Three Jays hosing elapsed since the Permanent Depsitotion ;sainted out to his Majesty the persons whom it winld he proper to remove from his person, Sod no ensues haviug yet been received, it is line gined .that Lis blejesty is not inclined to accede to the Wish of the Deputation, by depriving himself •f all those who are attached to his person ; but as things anal. he will probably be obliged to coo. sent to all that is asked of bin. The regimeats of militia which have hitherto been mit under arena amount to 8,000 GM. it is thought that as soon as Lopes Banns begins to exercise his functions as &bolster of War, 10,000 snore will ber culled out. The patriots went(' wish to have 50.000 levied, but they do not pay attention to the state of the Treasury. which within these few days could not pay a certain sum claimed be the Royal Household on account of its salary. The accounts from the ptovisices are less alarm ing. that is, with respect to the insurrection, espe. Melly in Catalonia ; but much milky is nutted by masa( a digerent nature, received this evening by exprn. from Cadiz and Barcelona. It is isositively asserted that the Government has received officiril igsformation, that the fleet lately arrived at Cialis lost 20 men in the voyage, who died of the yellow fever, and diet there were still I sick on board ; that disputes had arisen between the Muoi. cloddy and the J unta of Health. the former 'lamas to wood:the vessels striving from America, with the fever ow booed, to perform quarantine at Port Mahon; hut the decision of the Board of Health prevailed, to let them missies in the road, but at a =teat deviance frogs tbe port. This decision hes sanssini ouch alarm its Cadiz, and it is curious on isecoont of the facility with which the contagion Joey be commanicated. The accounts from Iliir talons Pry, that two persons had died there on the gist of the • yellow lever, but this news dues not Mtn to bus it all .certain, The ace ants from Valencia of the 94th spew that the Patriots are idorelutely resolved to put an *ad to theaCfair of : General Elio, and t h at this un. (Detenate officer will soon lose his life fur his de. , 'Medlin' to the cause of the King. We have nothing new respecting the decision of 1411110 die .suns does not venture to eagsge.his ad. eternities, his troops not being disciplined and exer cised. The winos accounts that we receive from that part of the cosnory lead us to believe that the "snivel of 600 troops of the line will put an end to the optimism of the Defenders i f the Faith. i The Pirovirtionol Junto of Government in No. verri has passed a Decree, dated gBib July, retok. ing all the prohibitory measures adopted by the Gawp. , This encumstance, and the flight of the tifenieh Custom-house officers from the positions or Navarre, has induced our Bayonne merchants to reed large . quaotities of goods, which has caused English merchandise in Spain to fall ten per cent. Baron Lorene arrived to-day (the 3d) at tToone. coming from Madrid and proceeding to ins. The Fiend' party daily to-es ground at s drid ; the English is in favour. Hopes are en. sectoured of the osiesstanee of Great Britain in caw Or forage impartial. • • • - LISBON, JULY 27. The Cortes have been engaged au the late sittings ke the continuation of the debates on the Constitu tion,-on venous subjects of internal regulation, and on the relations between Portugal and Brasil. The accounts brought by vessel. from Rio, Pernambuco, Lod other parts of fist kingdom, have been succes sively communicated to the Crates, sod iii general agree in representing the couutry to be tranquil. On the 16th the Minister of the Interior sent to the Cortes a dispatch received from the Junto of irlaranksta; of the bah of May, announcing that the Prince Royal had issued orders fur the assembling of Deputies from all the provinces of Brasil. The Junta was much perplexed what to do, and there. fore hastened to communicate this to the Cortes, that they might take such measures as were items miry. On this M. Alyezdo Rio showed how requi site it was to take speedy cud general measures for D4l the provinces of Breed. to tranquillise the minds 'of the people, and make them sensible of die rebel. )ion in which the Priuce leverned that kingdom, .Widiout obeying the Cortes and the King. After a short debate, ii was resolved to instruct the Cont. mutter of the Political Affairs of Brazil to prevent with all speed an opinion oil the means which it woolrl be proper to apply to all the provinces of Brasil. On the 10:6 the maternents brought I.y the Poe m/more. inileri 4eweral Sure, in 62 dale from Rio, were ejrineeuetteated. The inhsbit , tots cooti .llustl to . 40 ibtreeitiest altaiOitizeo! !o the Prince aigiad d procTrilined. The Prince, it is said, has not only convokedt tt Cortes, but has by virtue of his authority disposal— s I public office', end given the Orders of Christ and of Ave (which are the moat important) to several of his friends, and has made others Detenebagndores or Judges. There has been • press of seamen to wren two frigates, the destination of winch is supposed to be to intercept • vessel of the same class sent by the Prince to compliment his father-in-law, the Em. peror of Austria. A late decree of the Cortes has decided, that if the Prince shall at any future time. connive at the overthrow of the constitution now established here, he should forfeit his right to the throne of Portugal. Some persons expect that a decree confirming the above will soon be proposed. —(Lisbon. Jay Y 7.1 IT. PIITSRSEURGH, JULY 20. The regiments of the guards continue to arrive successively. At the end of the month they will he assembled for a grand review near Petersburghs, Greet preparations are making et Petershof to cella., bride the Saint's day of the Empress Marie, whale is on the 2itd July, 0. S. • The Persian Ambassador, Mirza Sold), has aro rived is this city. The Institutes of the Russian Law, puhtished by command of the Emperor, by the Legislative Committee, begin as follows • &cries 1. The Sovereign ' as Autocrat, is the armee of all political and civil power. The Am principle which serves the Russian Monarch as a guide in the exerelite of this power is declared in Ike net of Ike May diliaany.— (11ailabairvls Papers, Arrest * ) Exchange out Loudon-36 101 37 11. otriec to FOo, fLosal,, who, with his'consort, were d eltodlat. 161 it IL" .. lahe Itiwigkbirthlhee ha d kee, eel ed wilts the J ul JVLY 27. :., fasalapkilftlif 404, 4t on !hri ipth of May, tehlie or tear nuns*: ~.me trams, Otter Krieg the alft timbaled sadists in , h manner t. keno., oigkday, proelaino t otivis thyorHifehall l ' PerpThifif Dfneditt of thel(ingdmit of Striszl& rer 1 at we cannot . The greater part of the corporations then assembled, to e insular sad std signori a declaratioa confirming what the troops ROYAL GARDENS, TAMIL/HALL—RING'S BIRTH DAY, AUGVAT It. THE Prnprielors roost respectfully mitt-eat - the Nubility and Genttl to miler their Servants THIS EVENING to attend to the Inatructione of the Police Officers reeptet.ng the Arrangement, for the Cerrthitel. The inconienienees expeiriencett,on preceding And Dalai have entirely'iriare from the obsitnacy of the Coachmen be. loeitieg to the Hobitr t-thrity out Choir, is diewitig Mr to the Door, before the reie be fia tip tuba their Carriages. . • • tuttißtris H PRESS. -.: i I.OSDON. 000,4 t ,4u014 12, len. -7. Hanthergh, Liebows sat Spanish Papers of re. cent 'detest irrieed 'NI The intelligent', Irons Medrid•esasee deem to *tenth last.' Attheit date the 'capital 'ion4Otord to enjoy perfect Yeah. guiltily, sod the accounts from the Provinces tepee. settled the ihmettletttneh 4,1 Paris Papers rar-iiss iaeisat he velwrived ; their eonterits Ire deStittite df itittittet. Letters have been received from Vieitua 'tette Beth lam, erbieh state thst lodging. have been %hail ih that capital for the Emperor of Rtfifits itNl Xing of PIVSIIII, where all the members of th approaching 'Congress Ire etpected to assemble In the beginning of nest month. But it is not at. Verona that the deliberations will be eondneted; nor is it certain that . the Sovereigns will honour them with their presence in person. The Aintrise capital has been fixed on in the first insipoce as a central spat in which the preliminaries mid best he adjusted Sind the coiiiietV ittecteding Isit down. There once agreed en. the Congress will be opened either at Vienna or Florence, 'and the important business commenced. There is no doubt that the discussions will include both the affairs of the Greeks, and the terms on which Naples will be evacuated by the Austrian troops. German Papers to the 4th instant have arrived. They contain •inme farther details of the &list of the Turkish fleet off Scio. The event possesses sufficient interest to bear frequent repetition. We rejoice to find that the affairs of the Greeks are sot less promising on land than at sea. They have de feated Clieltuks at Larissa. Phihick4plaii Papers have been received to the 13th of July, and Baltimore to the 11th of July. The last accounts from Hsvannah state, thst the yellow fever is raging there, and is very fatal among strangers. Almost every American vessel in port had lost some of its crew. The Baltimore Papers state, that the squadron formerly under Commo dore AURY, together with the inhabitstits of Old Providence, have sought and obtained the protec tion of the Colordbissi Government. This squa dron, consisting of nine sail, was to proceed to Legnica, and would be a reinforcement to the squadron blockading Porto Cuban. The death of MORALES is confirmed. Under date " Vera Cruz, May 29," is given a Proclamation of extreme length, by "the Emperor Senor Don AUGUSTIN 1.," addressed to the Mexicans, in which the aewly.created Monarch disclaims any pretensions to the Crown on the ground of personal merit aid services, but having accepted it solely in obedience to the public voice, he " will exercise the sovereign power to the promotion of their welfare ad inkiest, and even maintain and hold himself subject to the supremacy of Use laws." The Es.t li,dia Company's ship Waterlog arm rived off the Start )esterdsy. She teft China 'the - ' 6 th of I • .St. fleleas the §2cl of lib allit hake roe. . - 4srrived it Chinit the 3d ' Itlerets, sit welt." The AM* Cagle arbi ..:harles Grant were $ St. tielesla when Ike IMI. terloo sailed from thence, and they were ettpitted leave the island for Englund on the e3d of June. By the Waierlos letters t the 16th March hart been received. The good andierstanding between the Chinese and the English at Costae was Shea perfectly re-established. Tier factory returned to Canton on the 45th February, and the Sealed being turn far advanced, every exertion was am& thituenplete the cargoes, and dispatch the reentries lag Philo. It appears that the Viceroy or Canton bad been placed in an awkward predicament, on taccount of the supposed facility with which he had allowed the quurrel with the English to be ad. jested. Placards had been exhibited in the streets, : contrasting his conduct in the affair of the Anse. rican seaman, strangled fee accidental homicide, Ind in allowing the English to escape, who had committed wilful murder, at least according to the Chinese interpretation of the affair. On the other baud the Viceroy, it seems, has still to justify his conduct to the Emeror for having restored the trade, though his life would probably h a ve been sacrificed had the revenue of Canton, which de pended on that trade, faller' short of its 'said 81:80 LI ill. I . The number of passengers who embarked on Sstordry morning for Fribee exceeded one hun dred, including the Duke of Wst.rterrrtAt and the Earl of 11ARROWIT, two of our Cabinet Minis ters. Sir Joss HeAD and family smiled on Friday. We a ieh we could add the arrival of a correspoodent number of French Nobility and Gentry In England, to counteract the evil of this migration, by au, equal exkenditore of ustmey is England, whether for bimilW,bealth, curiosity, r pleasure. The Dulteof Yeast had a long interview with thi K 41141 tot Saturday, pretious to his departure. for Edinburgh, to take lease of his MAJESTY. During the prorogation of Parliament the House of timed* ie 40 undergo veil alteratiques Mr. Stosst rod the Surveyor-Geueral have. receised warrant, is•thorishig them to commence the ions , ptuventkifft. 4 new Royal entrence is to be mode; 'and the.qmitchataberlaiii's fronts ate to be fitted Op in • sal le for, the accommodation of Atis tidskisally anbcoever {segues to the Hogue of Lemke.. Hitherto the Kis° has bed to other apartment tn t 6 be aecotemetOtteel;' Mt tie ruhing-rooni:' la consequence Of tAe great number of recruits engaged lot the service of the Honourable East India Company, the London porgy are restricted to enlist only ten men per month, and that in Ireland no Englishmen die to be enlisted, and in England no Molinaro can be received. In other places where the parties are , emit the natives may are to be accepted. '`• 'a The A riudit: 94, Capain 5144514*. ve,ilpd from *0 Plymouth on Wednesday, to saliivv,,Nissoi, Rey Cospt•in F. 'demesne. C.S. ameba tope onitien: Spithead—Vigifanie. In the harbour—teelea Homilies, Albion, Espieg le, Diligfte; Seism - oColithie Co:Atute 8.• IL Koss, C.D. bring appointed to silvered Commissioner WVODRIFPV, will shortly prbeftlidrio rivinv'the direCtion of the Naval Yard„ot P . oit R}yal,lamaica. The following is the viabetedee of a l i )ecree, dated July 20, and published, respecting 104'itlidsilipv tweed Swain and Frasier :- 1. That as king as the Fveraela Govorviossi, besys,isi a military cordon on the Pyrenean frontier", pretrotaisig gm* productions and effects from waterlog Femme, through any other eastembnuse titan that of Bechar', these proceeding Gum Feaster shall not be admitted through our costora i houses of Arragoa and Navarre , and only ihroujidi ',that 0( Iron, ass just retallialinis fur the °lessor's adopted kytb: French Goverusneut agniost Spanish commerce. I. That no perms coming (rum Tarim shall be allotierl to ewer by she way Arragoa and Navarre, sail in)li through tram, &a. • 3. That any perms proceeding from France shall •io se. rested, If found comae Sprig by the way of Arcata, and Navarre, and 'rested as a ampicioua person. 4. That by thews, of Iron s person "hall be allowed to enter maims he in the hearer of a passim's, 'taped by the Span i Mla Consul residing at Bayonne, Letters from Havannah, dated 29th May, slate, that in consequence of the want of naval protection, the island navigation was nearly destroyed, so or. memos were the privateers sod pirates, notwith 'tootling' the navy b-lunging to Cob. costs the Co lonial Government a million of 'Mars annually. The vermin) of the fort of St.'John de Ulu*. in GOO of Vera Cruz, was alio dependant on Cubs; and this, together" With Little's division, composed snore of t.fficers then 'eddied; and numerous other emigrants from Mexico, pressed very heavy on the revenue of the island. 00 Torsilvy Wit Sir WILLIAM MaXWELL. of Mumenh, was elected Member of Parlianwent for Wigtotiel are. Mr. M. D ow• LL, younger, of Logan, was the rival candidate; but the affair was deemed so hollow, that many of the freeholders did nut think it tsecesvary to attend. Of toenty-eight who were present, twenty noted f.r Sir WILLIAM, and eight fur M'. M‘Dovry t.t.. The Imu,e of Mr. INGLis, whose melancholy death has excited great iiiterr.l in the City, alill,;we understand, •hew on its hooks property to *he amount of one million sterling : thereare, however, berry demunds against it ; one bowie io the City has a demand of 70,0001. We hear, will) much pleasurr, that a number of ladies in this city are preparing clothing for the poor Irish (who are at this time almost destrtote of every article of she kind), against the winter; and that the clathiug will be intrusted to praper agents for distribetion.—(Bath Herald.) CAMP MIMING. IN OF THL lataa.— Yeste►day se'ntlight the Kenitra held s camp meet ing, on Warthill Common, abnut fire Mike from York. The services commenced at nine in the morn ing and Oohed at five in the afternoon. in the :arum of the airy a cullressons ws made for thew& tering Ititbi vtlltch stnoOtOed to• 2/. 7d. s i 1 _ l 4 - '.' - k '"" +llllO. ' IP; . ' _„:"... ..lib. • el • ./... * - 77 - ,.• I r ••,, ' .. — e t:- . 7 i f s ("l) ' ed* Eft 4A) POETRY. THE ROYAL ROYAL VISIT TO SCOTLAND. Afrit—" FEN the bumper fair.• The King has rest a letter Dews to Embro' town ; K Now the weather's better, I am cousin down ; Pat a' things is order le our Royal Hall, The bloostrels u' the Border, Wars them ane ell. Eboros—lrelsod is diy darling, , Englaud is my Joe, Scotland she is sterling, Fur she page the tie. aid them brief! the Addle, As' the songs in vogue; We shall hese! diddle Boos ti' Srolt an' Hogg; We mean awhile to tarry, • Ate by a' that's good, The days o' bonny Mary Shall Wok on Hulyrood ! belied ie my darling, AC " Wake the slumb'ring Forth, An' the Lolhiaus three— • The pipers o' the north, A' to meet wi' me; Hoegr the basks o'Elyde, An' rounsolie Ayr, Durnhartoses milled pride, As' Iseerary foie. !reload is my dartiog, Ste. The reel e Telloehoortint We shall Janet glre ; Aod far • variorum A' parries mean agree: Let a' the Whip se' Tories Vetted News a ring, As join the loyal chorus To welcome dotes the King!" Ireland is my darilog, &e. Pd3HIOFvABLR PARTIES. I The Lid sod Comptes, of Moisten entertained a disiis. jartf. Pori at &Der yesterday, at their bowie in Si, •4quare. "Lbtli'llultaild had a select party at dinner yesterday at Helloed House. its Intetertrest entertained Viscount and Viscountess Dhagaeave sad a distinguished patty at donate yesterday at tier aeal,Sberarood hedge, Satirises. The Earl of Harrington rereretaiiired a stied party at din. ettr yooksge, at kW Iseeee is she isable.yard, Jeases'e. FASHIONAD4B MOVSZNIVM The Dowager Duchess of Richmond and the Ladies Leo mar left lowa yesterday on a visit to the Dowager Marath:Am of Hertford, at he► lest at Riehmood. The Earl aad Counters of St. Gemming sad family tan town on Friday for their seat In Gloucestershire. The Earl of Lionool left town on Salado, far his groat is lima land. Earl Calked left Miami's Hotel, Lower Brooh-street i os Saturday, for Scotland. Lady Smith left town yesterday 011 • vjsit 10 the Dowager Goalless Poster., at her seat, Paulen Lodge,'Twickenharn. Departures from the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyri.street : Sir Thomas and Lady Chapeau and family foe Dublin ; Mrs. Yq amilangily for dine ; Rev. W. Gamer for ditto ; cud taw Rev.Purreirral Sawdertgra for Readmit; Berks. Departures from Warrea's Hotel, pagans-sheet;—lad Lyordeek for Scotland ; sod the Rev. Sir. sad Mrs. Sibihorp for their sea" Lath. Hampton. Lord Macdonald has arrived at the British Hotel, Jumps. street, from • tour. Mrs. Malcolm hag arrived at the St.Georgc's Hold ' Albe marlesirret, from 'Brielaste. Lord Delaney sad fairly have left town for their seat, Belvidere, Rent. Arrimilastiftlehetra Rm.!, Dover-street :--Archdelitow Pimhy •ad'Mstly from their neat ha Glowcalterohire; Gene ral 1111'Neit from Bath; •ad Admiral ......Rowlead and ant from iiimor. Departures r —Osgood arid Mts. Bray, fir the Con tinter; Colonel Foster fu► Bath; Lord mid Lady Howard for their seat tu Samar ; and Lady Miaskerry for Ireland. Earl Gower arrived yesterday at Ilia Louse in Hamilton. place, from • tour. Lord and LstlySsyc.snd-Sole have left town fur Lord Emil ley'• seat, Belvidere, Erni. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hall arrived yesterday at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley square, from Hating'. Sawa. Departures from ditto:—The Doke of Hamilton fur Scotland; the Mar. gels of Exeter and Lord Thome+ Cecil for Raleigh, Lincoln shire; Lord mid Lady Blantyre fur Scotland; Hon. Mr. Stewitet fug diito • Mr. and Mrs. Pringle for ditto; Hun. Ro ller. Orson far the Continent. Lady Deemer Loather ►aa left tow, for the Earl of Leah dale's wat is Wow morland. Earl sad Cesstras Curiay hare left tows fur their met, Passenger, Herm. Mr. sad bite. Lase Fax and family kit tows ea Saturday fur their seat Brimful= PArk, Yorkshire. _ _ Sir John Perrier from Pouland.plare for his seat, Mem berlands, Deroo.hitei Mr. and the Moats Perring fur Chel tenham. Yesterday morning the Duke of YORK attended divine service at the (711‘pri Royal, Si. JAmes's; afterwards his Itoysl INlines« Irft town for Brighton. where the Royal Duke is eapected to slay a month or live weeks. Tire rich heiress, Miss PATTEN BOLL is about to be led to. the bythrovid alter by the Polish Prince SAPIEBA. The Lady's fortuue exceeds 20,0001. a-yea►. Great bustle at present prevails on this road, and posting it very brisk, from the great numbers who are leavierg the nieir.ipolis for Scotland, in Loose. qurnce of his MAJESTY'S intended visit to that country.—/ Doncaster Gazette.) • " All gone to Vatishrll," was the reply made to a distinguished Ft.r,igner, who expressed his sure prime reeroily that the 'terser. eras sir lade alienated. This must be the general ans•er this evening, when Lemke will be actually thinned of its ipopulaie ssss by the atirseroas parties Raiser to these lovely and care-killing Gardena, where we learn, his Majesty's birtb-day will be celebrated is a style of tasteful loy•tey anal spirod.ar Defer before witoessed. For parlieulars ce refer oar readers so the Advertisement, whirls appears all attraction and uoirelty: .41 the py and fashion able wurid are sure to be pretest. Mr. Marnr:ws, the celebrated performer, left " //one" sr. Friday last, iii the packet-ship, (YU/isms Tkorepson, for New York...—(l.isrerpool degas* 7.) tHEATRES. OM►n& HONS. The lishan Opera closed for the ersoon too St. tardily light. The hoots - laded • lull, - was crocrop.. to ex c e ss with a rant audience. The pit was filled at the siting of the ehrtrin. After the .vela, the national anthem, " God owe tke King," was %I% in full cborth by the whole vocal atreugth of the company. It derived peculiar interest from the circumstance of the liitte'S departure for Scoilaud, and imparted more thau ordinary plenum. NOMA NI at. At the present season of the year, whe n e y es , thing wears a gay and smiling appearance, the mind is most readily disposed to receive impressions of a congenial description, •nd its efforts for the mpg.. sioo of melancholy thoughts are generally escensful, as they are materially assisted by externel objects. Those who are fund of theatrical entertainments. therefore. are 'tiger for those performaucee which sill act se" feelers" nista their sensitiveness of essjoyeast o and draw forth " nothing loath" that goed-hasnom which is delighted to find itself ushered into a scene of gaiety and animation. The visitors of this theatre, on Saturday night, had al} their mirthful anticipations realized is ss full a degree as even the auocialions of the Haymarket were calculated to excite. The comedy of She Stoops to Conine', and the excellent farce of Killing Ao ihrder, af forded most abundant exercise to their risible recAl ties. Mr. (.1. KawsLa's teem Meth*, ;mad Mr. LISTON'. Tally i napkin. are well known, and con sequently admired parrorretances. They ava in the very spirit of the auThor, and not the lees delightful from repetition, for,like old wine, they hare acquired a mellow richness, ind yet have not lust their ongiaal vigour. Mr. itsTott in.de his eppeuratiee spin i n the afterpiece as 4poria &lei, and literally ex cited peals of laughter. It is impossible to with stand his look; every muscle of his face seems under his entire command, and the effect is the greater, as the changes in Ins ciunten.:l/71• take place almost Imperceptibly ; the machinery (if the expres sion may he allowed) meets so smoothly, we are caught unawares, and cannot help being surprised at so much mervinteat, when the effort was slip/t -rend/ so inadequate to produce it. He win evil supported by Nis'. TilTrAves, irs flarkie. The scree where Ohne, of his friend, becomes the narrator of hit own exit from the stage of life, could not he istrpesseed in comic effect. The house Wes extremely well attended. ....P4.16 4 ) • IMMGLISH OPERA-MOUSC. The performamili at this Theatre went elf with all the eclat shit issmked the commencement of the craws. While Aife ♦od pleasure reign within, the noise and rattling of carriage/ witho u t comp eou is the Strand, for the decline of buil* awd basitaps that necessarily attead this sea en of the par. BRIGHTON. Avserir 9. The relebrsted 141aidinsi' iNittrii is .L est (Lily in our rides. Report ifttfes' that this ilearnioK singer will shortly appear befOre e )13r)slktou es. thence. THE TEMA/El.—Sines ear lust publication, the theatre, worth OW sixtreption of Thursday, hos been open every evtiniAlt, though the nurnbtr of the aardience has eontideiskbly, 5t " tcrros,-d. I,AO night Mies Rrists49, p ir 4 11 . 1)4 %E 113 1 • Ht .ti t ' and hiettisteesr..ol , us isi Clare-Fisber, vo lunteered theti 'Osier% •i d performances were. Mt 6041it'610440er, Ikqd Ihf 4011'd • - WORTHING, AUGUST B. , Wit, .the last few drys star arrints have hoes levy ouch oa the iucrester and all 41mi venue houses are filltu very foot. SVVeffil thstinguishedro. dividuals or bot h liouwts of Parbiement have engaged horns for .14 Artat portion of thc.tinse of the recto, some el whom Wire sherd? arrived. Mr. Daly (a *ember for the sister kingdom) witirtisforaily. taken up his residence on the Great Terrace the Speaker is expected to.doy. The filberts* the weather, fur some days past, has brought opt the whole of our rho tants, and we never witnroordp.mors animated scene than Worthing now taconite.' The theatre , has been fashionably attended, but Newish!' as we coati wish for the sakeisf the.msnager, whose liberal end spirited conduct isisii"Oy deserving ade qrsaW remuneration ; as the eveuittga are however beginuing to opplosituate the at/utmost period, it will, we have no doub., become the magnet ohm rdely with the libraries, and boat its occasional b u mpers. Lady Getagiroili Wellcsley potrooiscs the performances on M luv evening, whicli will consist of A Livid Stroke fur a Heasbund, stud othtr aatertsinmeitts. SOUTHAMPTON, Auaurr 10. This town now presents & gay and animated scene ; our streets are graced with many elegant equipages. and our rivers with rnaisig gentlemen's yachts and boots. The race costae is in Sae order, and expectation IP at its height respecting the sport which will take place next week. Neither eser 11011S POr expenses have been spared )” the Stew ards to contrihtite to the comfort of those esS , wail be present. Teu horses are entered for Ittr enrr reigns, and six for the sweeptakes, with 50/. 0 , 1 , !" 1 from the fund, for the oral day, Five hunts ife also named for the sweepstakes on the second ,lay' many more, it is expected, will be yet entered. The ordinaries will. no doubt, he %tell ettrii.l,4l. 00 Thursday night a play wal he coniniandtd .by jln Steward.; du Friday night there will be a kialt supper at the Long Rooms; end 011 Saturday grand concert by Madame Bii:gari. Fornoraat.e ARRIVALL—L. , nI aid Lady SoNteltrae sad family, Lady N.wbdry t h, Lady E Seymour, the Missy Seymour. General M'Leud sod family. Gem rat W Ford and family. Lady R o wley and, family, General Owens S'r George and Lady Ga rrrrr and family, admiral Biugliao• Capiaia Teat', Caputo Montagu, Captain Rirhaedmr, Mar' , Baird, Dr. Kitson and family, Rev. Juliet Headier, Captain Green. R.N., K. Arnold, Esq. Lady and family, -- Esq. Lady and family. -- Foster, Esq. Lady sod fatally, Heaq likooks, lEaq. sad family. Mr. Bury. the el-decant ruing Roseirs, has again assumed the sock and buskin; be opened at .the Cheltenham Theatre on Tuesday Ito, in Ilir chosocter of the Earl of Essex, n..(1 wee received tbtoughout the putt with rtarfaird !doodah ~. ors Mi