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Extrsvagaisza, in two eels, culled DON GIOVANNI • Or, A SPECTRE ON HOR SEBACK. Don Giovanni, Mr. Pearman ; Don Gionsan, and Gbost of himself, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Don Octavio i Mr. Broadlimrst ; Bridegrooms Mr. Wilkinson; Leperrllo, Mr. Harley. Donna Anna, Miss I. Blestemon ; Beide, Miss Mimosa. To-morrow, Two Words, or Silent not Dumb—The Pro.. missory Note—aod tam be at Locksmiths. A new Romantic 1111deases sot other Novelties are in preparation. - VAUXHALL. _ THIS EVENING. MONDAY. July 31. • GRAND GALA, comprining a Concert of Miscel laneous Music. At the end or Hie first Act Madame and Mademoiselle Sequa, with M. -Mello Adelle, will exhibit their admired Performances; and, at the coaclusiort of the Concert, will succeed a brilliant display of Fireworks, by Signora Howler, when Madame &qui, completely rave. loped in a volume of Are, will achieve her surprising Evoln lions oil the Tight Rope, al an elevation of sixtyfeet from the .ground. Adesissioo 3s. Ad.—Doors epee at Seven, the Concert to begin at Eight o'Cludi. THE BIN DIET LIBRARY AND AUTOGRAPH& TO BE BOLD BY AUCTIO?f, By MR. EVANS, At its House, No. 96, Pall.enall, oa WEDNESDAY NEXT August sad Ave following day!, VE Fourth and Concluding PART of the arious and extensive LIBRARY of the Isle JAMES HINDI-EY, Esq.; containiag • *insular assemblage of rare oil Poetry, Pageant., curio.. Tracts and Rarities is every Drpr.-teient of Literature; also Isis very curious sad valua ble Collection of Autograp hs. THE NEW PATENT DITAL HARPS. -LIGHT. inventor of the portable DITAL n HARPS, desires to acknowledge his sincere thanks to the Nobility and Ladies, generally, who have already so liberally honoured him with their commands and patron age, and respectfully solicits all Ladies of musical taste (who have not yet seen and heard them) to do hint that favour. The fallowing is a short description of the Dital Harp, its uses, and peculiar advautages: Srat, although they are only about oar-third the size, yet they combine ■II the most essential properties of a large Pedal Harp; secondly, is a delightful accompaulatent to the voice, as also to the pianoforte, for ; thirdly, the art of playing on them, Ste. is very soon aegair edi lastly, they are very elegant, and comparatively of small price, ant to mention their very portable convenience in unveiling, &c —They are to be seen and heard, and only to be had of E. Light, Musical Professor, the Inventor, Paten tor, and sole Proprietor, at his house, No.B, Foley-place, Cavendish , quare, where also the terms of instruction upon the Dital Harp, Sec. and all particulars may be kw's. Au r. 71* . ith, Zromi•boilalto• gm, - DiViallsom, of iiierped, oes.4raper, to . reastlet, Ass 14, 14, aid lapseetber 9, at ohte, at sloe Mar lies Mimi — asset. Attormeys, gems. Willis, Clothe, sad Weems, Wintfalakwort, Thrupportoo street, Lowboy.; mod Mr. Wilma, Mattehasser. Edward Guises, late of Spiadlealeise, Northosaberlatmi, esro.wardlmat, sw stlrreoder, Ammo* 23, 24, sod &pew ber 9, at alma, at she White Swam las, AlowieL At. Worm Maws. Lauthert, Almeida( sod mean. Musing, sad Gray, Staple ism, Loads.. Julio Palish, late of Saliebory, limes-draper, to seceder, August 111, *l, amillapsessissr 9, at fear, at the Ansel 1.., Pariah of ht. Peter of Momott, Ploriskb. At. terser, oors. liigti td aid Ilrightwell, Monad.; add Messrs. Aksatalsr attd Holm, Neagoo, Leedom. William Loogborst, of TlM'S**, Kan, Inistmooger, to surrealist, Asyut 1, 11, ad 9, at elegem, at Goildball, Luen. Attempt, . Cower best, Gottshall. mod,. Thregosessowatties, bode*. Jams Swish, lase of Liverpool, mambas., Is surrevisr, Aogest 7,9, sod September 9, at one, at the George 1.., Liverpool. Attormegq, Mr. betas, Stallasea.buildiags, lard. street Liverpool; amid Mr. Joh% Palsgravo-ploar, Temple, La z o. Thomas Ishmael Wanda, of ' ht weft, to sorreoder, August at two, al Ike Talbot keep Naoab. Ihmissit use Hewitt sad flrmetemborp, Mamie/an. _ _ Lawrie". demise ri . ll llorember 9, Richard Bentley, of liming, Stafford, molester, to ser enader, Asyut 7,9, and September S. at sierra, at Messrs. Collins and Koesi's 011ee, Stafford. Anteroom Messrs. Ca llao and Rees, Stafford. Jobs Illrothertols o and Ihntbrirtort, of Liverpool, tailors, to ..mender, August 11, St, Mad September 9, at one, at the Offlee of Mr. Arisen, Liverpool. Attorneys, alessm- Avisss sad alawdsley, Liverpool; and Mr. Wheeler, Castle-street, Hatboro, Leedom. Joseph Rogers Browne, of the New Road, St. Pasties, Middlesex, statuary (now a Prisoner in the Km(' Beseb), to surrender, August 12,16, sad Saparamber 9, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lundell. Attorneys, Meesn. Sweet, SOAP, sad Carr, Basinglialietreet,. Lredus. Felix Whitmore, jun. of Walham-Green, Fulharalltiddle sex, brewe►, to surrender, August 11, 11, awl Septeallsrs 9, at tea, at Guildhall, Lando.. Attorney, Mr. A'Beekets, Broad-street, Goldeoswrare. IVIDENDS. August 19. F. Cumbers, of Boar', Head-covet Kin-street, Middlesex. emiels-master, at twelve, at G88111'614 Leadini. Aogust 29. J. Wainwright, of Bimini:ham, bellows-maker, at use, at the Mudpack Ina, Biriatoglmin. August 26. M. Jacobs, of .Charles street, Sobrmiquare, glass-userchant, at ten. at Guildhall, Landed. August 11. J. Beavaa otherwise J. Seawall, of Oki Caves dish street, Caveediel-square, Middlesex, wise-merciaat, at eleven, at Guildhall, &sedum. August IS. W. Robin's and T. &sphinges, of Chelsea, Middlesex, liaen-drapers, at twelve at Guildhall, Losoloa, Aegust IS. J. Yale, of Worcester, twelve, at eleven, at the Star and arter law, Worcester. Atigast J. Smithies ' late of Leeds, traerchast, at eleven, at the Coon Howse, Leeds. August 21. S. 011ereashsw, sof Asktow.uader.Lyne, Latins ter, hat manufacturer, at Wise, at the Watley Arms Ina, 1111;erkester. August U. W. Perkin, of Naßerko, York, miller, at ek wen, at the Tiger lea, Beverley. August 23. R. Jokaaos, jun. now er late of Rippe, York, aroderusber, at eleven, at eke Blurt Bell, Ripon. August le. J. Conroe sad P. Cakes, of Nieto!isles', Losibard.strem, London, sod of Berm*ley, Kent, tin. ber.merebants, at tea, at Goildliall, brides. August 22. R. Host sod J. /Mar% itl Lwilabard street, Lon don, brokers, al tea, at Gsiedllsll. August 12. S. L. Curlewie, of illisvellreet, C.erst•gardes, Middlesex, tailor, at reeves, as Goildkell, Lauda.. August ttl. B Dryden, of Newessetrspe*-Trie, grocer, at clams, at eke George Inn, Newcastle spes-Tyse. August 16. J. Steaway, of Leominster, Hereford, wargeos, et twelve, at tbe Red Lion, Leominster. August 4t. AI. Trokes, late if Liwe►pusl, merchant, at age, ■t the Geo►ge las, Liverpool. August 19. J. Hanipskire. of Kirkbortus, York, scribbling miller, at duvets, ■t the White Swan lain, Hoddersield. August 23. W. Chapeau, of Liverpool, hosier, se ekers, at the Puoch Bowl, Nuttisgbass. August 24. R. Huiroyd, of Halifax, York, jeweller, at eleven, at the Office if Mr. Norris, Halifax. C EkTl FICAT ESL-Augur, 19. L. Mama, late of Great Praseust.street. Govdpaues-lelds, Moildlesex, eserchart.—K. Wylie, Newessile-.'w-Tytte, _ . foorelousis-1. Sob, ur Psonvoolet-e ow, L ue d f i s . orikr.—J. WortWhew', of 'forum, Leonine,. euel-aber doubt —by. J woo, jar. of Naesirysed, Hereford, Gull SPOSCI.— G. Mason, of Vuoorrort, eloolorr. PART N USN 1111 UIIIOLVE U. L Kies* sad J. 11 122..0 , 11, of Smaiford, Ears, sod Toliambosirryartl, Losoloo, isiesiomitra, July Is, ipso,— j.dhirems,od J . w or ms, jam. of George.yord, Lombard aim., Leedom, cabiort•sookets,July 22,1220..-j. y eses H. U. Hoirsollold, of bell.cood, Walipook, aliorsepp, Lay 71, 1220.—T. Swill sod... Sen. Iramdmi July 27, 11122.-4. 264 W. Career, asd G. T. of 4,l,esp,,ge„ Lodes, jdomaariamo, April 112, 11112111.-.111. bold sod K. Goldroy, ut Wialsr2mll2l-roms,_ s'refero, 111211.-11. Woluld sod L. 7111 , 7b12 of Lad. goimmooreeti 'Wimples Imm.11•100, 1210Alostst WI 2222.-ri Spite; but it is to be reedeed, however, ;Rh sects excep tions as the untismel apiasentation shall consider nears. eery he adopt it lie tbe pendier circumstances of this ken. dem. lso the mean time a Provisional Junta is to be form. cad, before whom the King and Francesco are to swear to the new Cailelittliiol4 which is, moreover, ordered to be treseelseed fmm the Spanish without delay. These, mid a Awe incelknt regulations ',girding the public piers mzeiwi well ty, have hews the only *Metal acts that have ap. sluice the 4th. They have gives waivers.' satisfac. le the mese time the consitintiosal array soder Illelegel Pepe, cowsielleg of sheet 1,000 regular troops and idlleill, with a vast nensher a armed peanuts that Mato isampsil from the different provinces, remained tranquilly Is Ms beerier. sheet ter miles from hewer ssiSsig the pregvess of creme le the city, relit every eatable sr. ranged in the mounsr that was desired, the lady of the Weeps, with s party of the pessants,, umullsidiss Na. Niss se moms on &today last. This wee No iiegidpi day aples ever sew. The entire recce of the untio= ic ent, an well es physical, was arranged on the side of The remise joy and union, yet at the sense time the tweet peeled eider and teampaillity prevailed, and despotism was never left IN•s•Wars se tes that day. The whole of there troops starched slang the Tokio, sad passed before the King's .Palses, width Is at the bottom of it. The report of their ~us dais lisp 'ukase sp ss,oss. but S-411110 Is. different a judge of memos of anew, that I cosset say which is the NOMA the truth, although I law them all. The peewee were as well armed as the troops. They were heeded by a priest, sad • priest also closed the rear. The latter was the hems Minehini, who is the chief anther of Ibis wonderful revolution. He has beets I. England. It is curious enough as oils goes aloeg the streets to hear a priest harseguleg a group s and talking about • t iiritti 'seri del um'," or "II bows stet& pelvis" (the rights of as., or the good of the coun try), with ether seatiments of an equally,littersi mat. One meet want without astonishment on the change that has taken place here Wiiiii• • few days. Oa Sunday, the Id, we first beard of the moverients of Are disceete•ted in the inte rior; the king's decree, premien( • Corstitstion, is dated the sth; es the 7th the Constitution is Seed; sad es the 9th the Constitutional meaty enter the capital ; the. cone pktiog a great revolution ie sever days, without the luso of • single life, and Is the most perfect order and goad ha. .our. Whoever hewn the iallamniable disposition of the populace of Naples will certainly not credit this spikes he happen to hove bets an eyewitness of what has been pass. leg. Aed, harked, who can attach the ideas of order and pence to vast masses of men tempered of • revolted soldiery, sod beaks .1 wild Calabrese peasantry, every man erased with a knife sod • gee, sod isfiseticed by feelings of great intiatiost—this mass, too, coterie!' • large capital, with al* • government, sad mingling with a populace more au. Intros% than. themselves? This speaks mere than words ass possibly de In !swore of the cause *bleb has united eery body, as well as of thi 'desirable regulations which have bees undo fee the . preservation of the public peace.— The city is at this natant as tranquil as ever it was. We all (Prince sod people) carry the Constitutions; cockade, sad the same Ass hies on all the forts. The colours ale thine used here by the Frsemseosis. These and the Certio rari, who a few short bears since dent not chew their noses, are now become the popular sod fashionable sects. We already feel the effects of the liberty of the press. A sew paper homiest started, called 0 Jouroot of the Fries& "(the Country ;" and no doubt others, in a similar spirit. will follow. It is expected that toleration in religion, which is refused is Spain, will be permitted here; bat this I doubt." with the fate of Pargs and its inhabitants—of the hopes which had been entertained of the continued protection of Greet Britain- .of the subservient ilio• appointment on the surrender of the ',lace to tin? Ottoman Power. It also coalition,. of the pecu niary losses sustained by the people, of their p-r., roust sufferings sod privations. and of the little sympathy which was maisifested for either by the British Officer,. All these complaints have been already at several times presented to tin. public eye, and have received from the people of this country that ready sympathy which they Are ever sure to feel towards the suffering. of the weak sod unprotected. flow fair the faith of Great Britain was bound to the• Pargiotes by the military occupation of their city and fortress, and how fur it was violated by the subsequent cession it, the Government of Turkey, are questions which have beets already very warmly agitated. at a tome per haps when the degree of information upon the subject in the possession of the public wee not sifficieutly extensive to eatable them to form a very just decision respecting it. With these questions we do not profess to have any con. men, but shall permit them to rest upon the tardy explanations giveu in Parliament Ly the Nli nisters of the Crown, and upon the statemer.to contained in the dispatches of Sir Thomas Mint land. There is. howester, • point relating to the valuation of the Pargiotes' property, on which there seems to have been some deficiency of atten tion to their interests on the part of the British Commissioners. The valuation originally formed, as the native of Parge in his Memorial asserts. amount ed. upon no very favourable view of their property, to 600,0001.; and in estimating the produce et • the maximeas of five per cent. it would amount to only 30,000/. per annum, and the population being about 3,000, each indisi•lual could not, upon this estimate, receive above 101. per annum, which would reduce the income of the nth and poor alike to , sixpence-halfpenny a-day. In this estimate there was no eccnunt for the value of labour lost or sus. pended, which, to a common day-labourer at Perga, • was equivalent on an average to 4s. a-day. The ' Commissioners appointed by Ali Pardus to act with • the British Commissioners (none being admitted on If the part of the poor Pargiotes) had sufficient ad- dress or influence to reduce this calculation to • • 130,0001. and even this payment was subsequently delayed, to the great inconvenience. of the people. 7 and a considerable pert it. when paid, con- k sisted of the alloyed coin of Turkey, which detracted very much from the actual sououut e Vl` - of their conspeumtion. The other charges of per sonal inconvenience and went of attention and sympathy. we pass over, as they have been already . presented to the public, and shall hasten to give ; ; • some extracts from Sir Thomas Maitlaad'a dm. patches. This we do from a WOOS of strict justice to the gallant General, wholes - character has err• taioly suffered hitherto in public opinion, in coulee. quence of the exaggerated statements that have appeared upon this subject. Sir Thomas Maitland enters into a historical re• view of the stele of Parp, previoos to the time of its boring fallen under the temporary protection or Groot Bntsin. He *hews that it was originally cooWderrd in the light of a Venetiao colony, tosser capable of msintaiaisg its own isdependeoce, sod when thrown by the cause of political events from the proteetioo dose Boroposo power. egmeadicatieg the protection of some other." Sir Tinos, speehs of Perri 64 as • deroocelsocirilloge, ourroooded by . cootossoding heights, without works of soy , , • - ' , • ' . • - • . . . . .... . Per C en t • . . . . . • ..6, ...• 4,..,k • ~,,, • '' Ilb. • - 4 . A" • . . /.. !',/ ....v f , r or.• ;'.::: i //i... L.,,,Zt- • . •• , , • . . .. - •.; 9 kairrTit, :t•-• \--....- . • i • . oi,taiuNtigt . • . 11 .. - , , • • • ••• ... . 1 .. • I 1 - 00. .• . • lite .31Stiti. I -' • ' . ' . • t • ..•.....,;:.',. 4 . •r. • ' . tc.' . . ..• . • 1 • . .. .. •••• ir I •• i• 41 1 1 • . - • ••• . , Numiaa 5507. LONDON, MON DA . JULY 31, lea. • . - -, -- Noes Id. •, .-. . ~ _... - . - • . The last Night bet haw of Madame Iloildif eplionsesee .BR 11111 GALLERY, PALL. LL. ~ rftilliil N 4 ruituAr Mfrs 46112/777t. • DAdsdllt lied I. Potelthig, Jas. of Lomorikoleettla atom 011.'1' pr sceestril se die fse,ey, whew use wain. r.. ~ • thiallsoroo; . 1§ .PA I.LEILY. 1 4111, le MI errioN 110.14 1166111ives, leetw.foowdeva, lid, MO, SRL Nig. Condo; end his asseeteses o bed est Mr. lowan -•stilllav TIIIIATRR-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. Toff PORTRAITS. of Pawn hi IM Cresso4fee, ( kg 011. 1620. - sad his crew, who were nil killed or retreaded. anal. T HIS EVENING. MONDAY. 'July Si, 110180 1 01 4 Lil ooo l. o re Klbe_ .IR WWI .. MICE OF SUGAR. - mie {seemly to relate, t heir deed Nair...ere satiated - Heidi 411 I will be reefs/seed the lac Comte Host& idled Dm" " 11 . " 1 %" the °WO'S IM lbe Ew**ll- The 4 • a so.r. ° 1 m ll °°"‘_!2!_*P' e ° *me- by Uwe eeseleisea-rhe isessebve of der former. ii (lIV. Order) , • JOINT G. Reegm. The la ys tar _'at MA =lie samismessiiineed welt . Hoe Illth • r THR ACTOR OF ALL-WORK; • Admiasiim a la-Cotalagoes, lae..lllmurlmi ditto, Rs. MN" acs awe" I. be 91614 II 9 "Ibe I . the ' rib """'w yet uoltitimmt; smiler these eireirmarnieers. end bt nic - shy of Jot% .is 31a. 41§d. per hisuldred weighs, ra. • , oe, FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR, erlineser 11. Mr. Cosner ; Multiple, Mr. J. Revel; Alex- snit pubhohod, se u t 4 *how I. foobeop how 3s. R/ M 1 of July laellaol, Wing it/INSMNT * 1 al al a iiii g ele the lumwmotino dewed ism Germ Ileittke. rends. Ass expedition hoe berm 111411 if, 4 f 0.., auil.r. Miss G. Carr. APHORiSilifik or.• Wooten at Hessen Mann. h i a 4 i ca, the t h e 1:4,,,,e, et ' , Th eee g er t h e 3.1 , -..-.. .. h aters; hurl we Ina& with wilich toolialitrame so 'he AMAMI CharneserneeNsetbew Stuffy, Mr. J. Reamil! Freach Tragedies • Mr. J. Russell!! Ruble Sevairky. Mr. J. ia angled; Illaaims. day Aegis., lostesid of 'Me Tth day of Aegis* nucke or comm. molt. Our 4:611.41 Oil the. of jostler! 144. Wer S. • Rouen !!! A 1111111:1111 Maeflillerwrip. Mr, J. Romell!!!! Mra. .. Irinted far Robert Surdas, Si, Iltraml. need. /1 01 00R 0 P 6 l l O a Cam T! * l l lO4 O 01 A wall", bl the ty'a ship Terfor, Cuitissiodiate Sir G. Collsre. turned tt.rSiliererip, Mr. J. Rusted b tr er etl4 l l4B. lra g a t iv4uvoge, Wll.4 "" r fio lhilagek t i , ow rei t u ree d of recei °111 .:7; Prr,„ frees Awesome after a very sheet possage of seams Russell '" " ---- • This Say is peldished, is VOW vol. See. p6ce ths. hoards, MILITARY MOTIONS. After which, lIIIHE A POCRVPHAI, NEW TESTA• swot modal the lIIM ef July, 11120. digp. ow limiting this: the &Swift cruised along THE BEGGAR ' S OPERA. A 11111k1, hetet sit We Elsopeik ua lpietisi, aid .abet Hitombeitse en Os Ileadareslibe *a wry ,wed 14 Amore to Cape Coast, atm) convoyed to the mouth '4 Capt. Maebeath, Melees %MA, (her Sib liPP lllllOl ° ho " ewe 1116 " 4 "1"3114 " 4 id. lb. " "51.41.' 10 lig Me Load Linesman, sly Lie Clardy 4 , • ii• ja' . t the Liar a tionnbee of Smissiele. vessels that had b.. h.. far lest their recleaning so to woke Caiw Polies% a that Character , awl es this star); Peach.. , Mr. T ot " l4llll %Ail s bigdprallas,osid *air "miens, end set To be.Chiplares-Chesise iferegehMoiedJelyll4 Ma; 4 , 1 Ridged lit the Eve tamales' by its =Wm Toes. Edward Raid, fisig.--diarMS IMO; mod Lime. p „r 4 and the sofiaheourinx alive feeterirs, sliatrwai ..f Lorkit, Mr. Willies s; Fitch, Mr. J. Russell. Polly Peochous J Mist R. Corr' ob „, Id . eriminae „, up) , s h e p an ti s h u tes o: Wed how the origi n al seep% arid mew aalkisellsda mewl John GIIPPEW.Z4II .• i Vir • as . lire. Peaclium, Mrs. Pearce; Lacy Lockit, 111 n.. C. Kotable, Me 1 1 11 &Ow . it. rd. & d & el- & A. il &4 & 0 s• 4. ‘Ve doubt not that thew tisatitiks sill feely gently is titilas - for Walk= Bowe daseptehill. Tie fiesne. Out . Is is . To cowrie& with the Melo armee of ? " it 44 0 . " *3 13 " 313 ' '''' eb . to . TELB:II O , 4 I:22,eL re tNIGIITED. •. - dbmssuoloo eyed ag the flimiddleasoas64 4freseeNA .. Aseminr •- e- '. •• • •A • _ ~ , , sat , 4501 0 4 44 1°. a" wr 4 . •• • ..114 t . • behersis Ii ka t bh• "w e 1 .2 *" 11 ` ‘1161.4/4 ► 11 .- ' lll T ialebte9 4 9rlWto lieireep,' the Rath • qf ahoile.. • ' -el. l '• . rieatial, -" • - ''` , wasstlevers by the other eflleets of his Majesty's Mr. eery; Baptiste, Mr. Martin. Agree, Miss Leigh ; 1 12=7 " elja idly pr id e d la the. Fell:ill: The Eists's Cbeakera Firliddeer Leaks*. a Bleeding Nen, Mr. . Comma; Alargocritte, Mrs. Gibbs. Adliagsets Troop of Isoiceno. Ifeileifiseituter &Ada, and of Hamm pin eon of 111111110. limb tray, sr 141011 N. avoirdupois, of the four squadron. THE LAMENT of the EN gRALD ISLE. p eke Leo, Eel. to b o emise " sees hop 17 1810 . Moho iaseseliailly preceding Ilse 10th of July, Isle. , --- - ------ - , In consequence of she ...Free...lensed success of The Beg. 1 „ the Death of t h e N e i n , choetstte. mu'. Opera, it will be repeated every (veining till farther By CHARLES PHILLIPS, Emil easaihrisisa is the Fifashiro T y Cavalrhosed b ;.: t PANDA. notice. ['rioted for William Heise, Ludgate-bill. Ms Lord LissfiroMsf if Go yre Fife. • • 2 „ ~.i. • To-morrow , with Lovers Quarrels and The Prize. The reasaskabie dedication of this beautiful Poem is to Robert Daigleisi, fisq..ls b* atrial., vice Da/gdrish, re. inl i t „ . . 4 i 1 B I.' 61 •--mn- . A new Ceed7 is is preparation , and will be greedily the Prisms of Wales, aa " the meat desolate woman ta signed.-oetes A gee 140000, g Z 4 43 rta 4 . a r 4 some very interetting patient, relating to the oce produced. alowlisay,Geat. le Ito Limiaamot, vice Clerk, es. -"""" - --'- ' the loftiest strides of poesy and prophecy. ' signed-doted - as above. s . 4 a . 4 ~ d 8. d 1 . 4 s . d i s . 4. 1 s d cupetton and iesiion of P ergs by the British !mow. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, -- ernowii . .-iii - . . --- STRAND, This day is published, in a packet volume, with a large BANKROPTI. ST AO 3, 32 0261 37 1387 : 204, 28 a nave bets, piloted, by order of the House of Coin. of THIS EVENING, MONDAY. July 31 , f o ldi n g co lou re d &waving, price fie. in extra boords, lamas Harvey, of Ball Iherivaamge. Leadashalhasurket, _ mous. Tlwy contist copies of a Memorisl o pre- will be performed, 10th time, an entirely aro Operatic THE PIC I'U RE of the PALAIS ROYAL ; L oo d o s, p o uirrpar, la samosa s' , a s pa ss it 11, la, mu t s r p. NAPLES. seated by s native of Parga to Earl Bathurst, Drama, its three acts. allied describiog its Spectacles, Gaming-houses, Coffee- feather 9, at tines, at Osittlhall, ILossdou. Ationtsys, ....... dated the Bth January. 1810. and or lour let. WOMAN'A WILL-A RIDDLE! houses, Restaurateurs, Telmer's, Reading.roosas, Milli. Messrs.* Stemma ad Woad, Little St. Thomas Apostle , lITRACT FROH • LITTER FROM NAPLES. DATED tees addressed by Sir Thomas Maitland tii Eal Duke of Milan, Mr. Itowbothans ; Count Vitaldi, Mr. net „.. sops, Gammen ampere. moschards. Artiste ., chwes_strogs 'Lobe. JOLT I 1. Bartley ; Ceramic., Mr. p ram s, ; c um i n ... lye. Harley. Epicures, Courtesans, Fines, and other remirkahle objects Jollil Masa, of Bristel, statiitute, to nurresider. August ~ 1 w eft je wele d ", o f th e m e g *, o p po i o l loao , of Bathurst, together with explanatory document...Th.4 Princess Clementine, Miss Kelly ; Duchess of Masts., Mrs. la that High Chimp of the Faskinaoble Dissipation sod 9, 14, mid. ispdarreltes 111, id twelve, at the 11411111/at Towers, bie so . p,„ eneeset , ee w e trz seera g, on th e pi n th a t in Memorial of the native of Parga contains a dr. W. S. Chatterley; Isobel, Miss Carew. lire of Pori. • wiil Characteristic Sketches aid Assecdotes All Salab'.lape, Briasol Attorney% Mr . Heidi% Bards heath incapacitated him frau performiog the ditties of •. . The Epilogue, is character, by mi.. Kelly. of its Frequenters and tnitabitants. Ism, Loudest; sod Mc. smith, EsichasiFe-boildisis, Brien'. h Tii constitution we have adopted is not of tenet' statement of the circumstances c 11111 l etteil neln 7. 0 - To conclude with (12th time at this Theatre), the celebrated Priated for William Hone, Ludgate-hill. Aerie"' . 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DE CLIFFORD,' Owe powerful shah lteaseh. 14 awls. 11 Ys.. t of boa i _ FROM THE SIERRA LEONE PAPERS. r, MAT I 3 With feelings of horror we have to notice one of those aggravated crimes so often committed by the traffickers iiiblood; a plain narrative of the cir. colostrum will not odd to our detestation of these villains, but may perchance open the eyes of those who pretend not to credit the charges we have re peatedly had occasion to bring against 'lave deal ers; _ we believe that the following statement will be Wand correct Lieutenant Hagan. whilst cruising off the Isles de Loss, was applied to by Mr. Proctor, a merchant residing on these isle., for assistance : he was told that Curtis, whose name we have recorded as one of the vilest of the slave traffickers, a desolator of Africa, had seized by force his sloop at the moment she was leaving the river with his property ; that he refused giving her up, and that he was thus robbed and Plundered to a large amount. Lieut. Hagan instantly sailed for the Rio Pang('; and having anchored off that river, he dispatched an armed boat, under the command of • zealous and spirited young midshipman, Mr. Inman, with a letter to Curti*, requesting the immediate screen. der of Mr. Peseta?* property, and offering ou the lisped of a BritisA mike. in the event of his having soy just claims spots Mr. Proctor. a sore conduct t ar and from the 71tisil . s, to amine matters—the I' t '. :': I