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I i ;tie r • , • ( , 4 7 I '•• ~,,,~' _.~~~ XLI",1111F,It. 7c2 . • THit.ITRE,RO %AL, nitURY-LANE. PRE!..SIi',NT EVENING, Nov. 3, 1815, iqajestics' sk.reants'wiil performtOe 'Cotnetly of Captain I~: THE m tam- DAy. tvluhiden Harry Bertram, Mr Bar- J uk, Mr. Dowtnn (liis first appearance in 014 '" et er)'; La u ws-er Circuit, Mr. l'enit;y ; Mis'" J vh" - ...)1 (her first appearance in that Character) ; 1•48. Moral, ALst Sparks ; Ann, M. MAddocs. Afte r fr o the first time, a new Ballet, called • 'LALF,DONIAN LAURELS ; Ott, THE HIGHLANDER'S late Mi.:s RETURN. (....haracters by Mr. Oscar Byrne, Miss Smith, 'O C. Brigow). • ' 3l "ch will he added ( s econd time) a new Farce, in Two • Acts, called • TWENTY PER. CENT. ?‘, T r. b M .c Cha rac t eri by r. Gatt ie. Mr. Barnard, Mr. Bartlor, Otherrv, Mr. Harley, Mr. Miller, Mrs. grger, Miss 4.titit,ox_es. . E. and Places t o be taken of M. Springy*, at the Rotunda, o' .ntrance of the 1 re. !.1 ydges-street, !ell till l our , an d o f whom Macy haifa PriVate Boa t v lux, ! "" ot • 'eco•id Price 3s. I'd,—Pit, . . ( . 3d. • Second Second' Price, Tpper 1 •; Secand.Price, 4, nu? . r w the Cotheily of The Soldier's Daughter : the ' v-11 '"' 1 .3'1 9, 1 th.de J . s. Mutidity itowe s ,e,;T:vdy . `fadiertioe w:11 he revived, wd ajpidop.late vtlied Mr. K ean w ill wa k e hi s hist apvtaraore he, the tor of IlaLizet —On Tuesday, tile Cni (.Melly of "The bY ta4e Cha 1 ` • C•• ' M. M M (11-.4 "her a:Tear:tore in • - Git • '')" • • M'll • m i 4c ).—On Wednesday, The Maid : 11 : \ 6, ih (Wei third aprarauce on this Stag e).—On t1. 1.5..ea1l Win appear i a popular Pragrdy.—On f orw: it favourite Coinedy ; which MTS.' Mardyn Will per- .....± ..I'l-11.,:z1.TRE-ROYAL, COVE:, 1.-LiAlll)l4:*S. ' 4 41/I.iiS E t 1 ( ) • - .3 . SEN'I' EVENIN!-i, Nov• , 1815, " 49 ' . • .wiii Ot actrdthe neW Nieln-Firainis 01 , , Gerald 3 Titr:„NIAGNE, cm. Die. :%IAII). ~ ;,.. , Itib ,, Mr. Fawcett ; Everard, Mr. Barrywore; Henry, .M i `,. "ti ; Be njamin,F:triey; Justice of the VilLige, ar: "Aaticharti ; olartin, Mr. Listo:t ; Bertrand, Mr. Atkins; . lier.sist, Mrs. listveisitort ; Annette, Miss S. Booth. To 1- , ~ ~- add en, , , , , . . w Ilea tide ue Rouen, sot! new r'arce of • The r • .- ' l li 1 % f Alit: n. w Iti ft.n.. :'.Ai r. . sa P "-Tat Cosaraeters sti Mr lilanctiard, Nlr. Jonets t , .14,, L:'" .4l 9"ss Mr. Nhttl iews • Mr. Etnexy, Mrs• Davenpur , V 110te, I'virS t...“1,hs ' After "1" . T• ‘3 1111. Wit, ' 0e produced, for the ninth time,. a new i T t ? l , -1 , A .1-4 6 .l•.:J : ;'(')‘:',• ! :;‘‘';'..iYA:it.' To PoLAN . I). 4",":. Si,:euerN Aludoilet e I)t,sses, and DeLoratiJits, • Tl , e - ii,., w;11 0,, eisso, ! l l new . • ,-,.,., •' , lce de C.,l,ti ,el eetets K ing of Poland), i‘lr• Ha' ~ e.,,,,C,:.4 ; e‘tsin Liu ~art ,C.oll;hodoretn the Freners Squadron, Z1,,1 `:,t.,11, , t ue i., ~ ~,te the I , , t in e ),, :S r. Fal'it y ; kilo las • t. J,,,,,u1 4t , 1 . , e. .1 •I : s ` the •. • we , V•• - S. 0,,,th ; Ans . '.Liss . . 1 i * ‘. * I - *.* (Castel lon • 4 , , , ' ~,0 11 .a a lux), Ms. 1 stv.s. ; L30,n5.3131 A.. •,c.l ~, .ri. ,i ' •`;, All. 6gc, too : t 01,,,ii,i I assi...ir 1)m 4m -ski, Mr. - 4 - 1,.,: i . 1 , i Alms's:. (~ Ito itodolslii), Mr. Liston; Politea . '' 4 C* kV13,. ) , Nis -,i 3.. 3 tll,lls. .. 11,,',, .. . to Act it. A 'restive Dance. . . I,. i , tu '"`!g 111 tilt Gliiii, &c . &c. in" the Sea Fights 6 ntill'e slu" ' ''' . 1 tier In •direc tion of Signor itsig-- u, :r a . . ‘-, toe t• esse., u 0... 4... I; voces fo' 1 . the •1> , xes to be taken of, Mr. Brandon, at the „ 14 fen tit! .o'oor. .) , C Opt licd and the. Play 1.1 (t i tios, 51. k. Pr1c,....;;..6t1.— 8 .Pit 3s. 6;1.; second Price ; Gallery Is.;. " or,, The Voy.r ae to is fully esta •l,,,. OUT. fo a Like It is unavoidably postponed ot the I of Mrs. itlsop, %yin,' w tll "" test appear itt the Character of r'eggy, In The .0%\,.,',?,(1ir0w, the Play of The Stranger . Mrs. Hailer, Miss . . illlllUni)CCd w ith 11111Cil pleasure, that Ste saiticCeotly recovered; :old will wake her fii . st, ap: this , sea:son,- o n Pollv, ill. the beggarb l/ ' 1; wiiiee, The SI, cp,\;aliier, with John Du the of et, %ilia _et Ut let : ,lnitet, Miss ` (;owned} of the l'oantr) Ohl : 1114 1 I ,_.' l t ll rY• Airs. Alsop tit r. titit appearance ilt • ...- i ,, " e k s 'y 4,oollnce of C'yinon has beet) for some. h t vcaration, and ,will Oe speedily produced. r - -4-,,,,,, 0 .1 : 11. 1s Day was published, in t3ro. price f,t's. '' • - VI—AA) .- •of %VA ILa bOO ; a Poem.. lc: lit, 1 1 By W 4 1 / 2 Ll . r.h. NCO t'T. i'k). Lz r, ( I Jltnes ISallantrite anti Co. for Constable and; ' • 'itil ,1.., 1 , 1 1 `r r ,. .; Long man , 'H urst , li ves , O rme , an d Brown, -----,.........._ Yt %on ti oil. • • A T ATEaboo -stillscainioN. T 1%, city of Loiidoi! a\ - ei Li, Nov. 2, t 815. a a l IN G Lte IiENEitAL hod s'ass Day, .4e i! -1 L 1 !'•S VON LONti, the Chair, — • , r easus , .1 lut N„; es 1 ),„ 4turteu, I sat se atudustt ,riptions received and todUe at tilts cn of November, 14 11.2°1'9'' 7 4 I.On t s anuuii ies 230,000, Ressuevd.3 per C ent. Annuities 6 w,./Uu 3 eel slat! nee , ' Int esfed• t,.,,j...,,le.euirtnittee begs to req;.. • I,."ellois'.l,ittie• its the Nev" ..2,,.,loldind.Wities, to "" 1 ,• 1. ! only be ' advi s e.., itotl ChUreima, dens • t, s: the return of the Sub rcu Chttrikei ;ma Pariribes in tte, by ibc t,ir:et•ce of he liing's IC earnest cuuveuience of the r,f , Furth:. SuL W4.1b4 •it.tr • • Ar. • #t' )1 t u `' f Wrenti - 3 11. „ f B , rick• 5 00 _ L. s. d. At Bruce and Co. Parish of 'Langc.aot 5 6 7 Dab, ,of 111.,.tkwe4r -127 8 o. Ditto of Duke - 4 6U. Sitt ut St. ti.eyne , 117 0" 26 120 At, Everett, Walher, & Co. Latuhe.i it, Buy- toll, Wilts 1 0 0 Mrs. Lynam, ditto 1 0 0 Rev. Mr. Routh, do to 1 ' (1 At Luttu6.4's & Co. Parish loi . , l;syittuo, lier ' .., itt Zones, Lloyd an d Co. Arkqls„,it Led by cox, Nlorrtli, , i.qisli t.f ssc. E.t)05,•11%- 4,0, pry Claircuwar .iros 5 3 6 bt , i..) fi „ .. - . ‘t .t. Nlichiel's, iii,tdklilioil 10 . (, t, I.t. Clenkenes, .ky., ,1,,1u 4 du'ition -+-,:• lv I,e.itte, Cilyn.P- ~,,,r.:l, Oxfordshtte 1" 0 1 ~, ,L, 134 In .I..swell, do. I 'J Q i ' ''" 4 SLukit T.l - ~tib, eutt. Hey. F.. Sinipsoii . 3 1 G ,ly Pacisul Carnally, per ditto• 1 1 Parish of Kilk.ou, per Iter. Alex. 11;tyne 317 4 Parish of Burt yoAglies, • per Rev. T.Alones 144 0, hey. fliowas . Milue4 1U 10 of Sidbuty;Th..- t•un, per Rev . : N. - 18 11 !,1 4114 tun Nlallet, ;per Win. Jenkins, Esq. .9.1 0 0 2 17 6 Nola Beite, 411Cotianinnications , erPost, arc to be directed 'l4*ti•rlou Subscription, and to be pot onclvr Cover, flicected Jhwairi.s. • • ei-e. • P , t London. • S. .% :v „ J. P. wiL' dab, Sec: , r ,„ is[ i FR I ) A INSPORT-OFFICE, No t +. 1, 131 5 . THE COM MIS,SIOIk.IERS for conducting his TR.INSI (.) 2 S Rl 7 l C,':, for taking Care of .Sick and 'rounded Seamen, end for the Care and Custody of Prisoners of trar, do hereto gie-c, Notice, that they will be ready, at this Obice, on Tu,sday, the 7th No ve,,ber, 1815, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract for supplying-, ,fin the uv. lleis Office. FIFTY C HAL DRAM'S WALL'S END COALS; each Gnat/role to ' consist of 36 Bushels, Winchester feasur , ; to be 'he bps , Walls-end, and to he de liveredinto the Cellites 'f this Wive, free of any extra charge or expenc•e whatever, on or beforethe.2oth Nom-in/Tr inst. No Tender will be received after One o'clock on the Day of Treaty, wor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for personally attend. Each _Tender must be accompanied by a Letter from two respectable Persons, engaging to become &mod with the Person tendering, in the Sum of 100!. for the due po:formfince of the Contract. Further Particulars may be known by applying at this It. WEST'S PICT UR ES—C sT RE .IECTED, hi,. SECOND PICTURE of CHRIST H the TEMPLE, acid the DESIGN - of the' citt T.. CIFIXION of OUR. SAVIOUR, with several SKETCHES, are now Exhiliit nig at No. 1-25, PALL-MALL, near Carlton- House, every day (Sundays excepted) from Ten in the Morn in; to the - e n e of the Evening. N.B. (;.nod Fires are It-pt in the Rooms. • By Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. NEXT TUESDAY all the Great Capitals rnay be I)raw•n. 3.... Prizes of . C. 50.000 3 per Ct. C0n5...,C.150,000 4 20,000 ditto, 3 4,000 ditto, 1.2,000 8 l,OOO ditto, 8„000. 10 5OO ditto, 5,000 10 3OO ditto, 3,u00 &c. &e. • T.TIISH, the Contractor, respectfully acquaints the . Public, that the Holders of the Government Stock Prizes may receive the Value IN MONEY ON DEMAND, at his favourite Othces, 4, CORNIIILL, and 9, CHAPINn- CRISSS, where the Ticket, No. 21;57, a Prize of 40,0a01. was Shared and Sold; iland in the Lottery drawn in Ipril, ALL the Three Prizes of :/0,0001.. were, al,o Sold. 111-1 E Rapid Rlsß ii the FUNIK- ioduce 1-I.IZ. BURNE and Co. Stuck-Brokers* again mien reiretfully to solicit the Public atte,ttion to the Novel and. truly Interesting Scheme of the ensuing Lottery. By the Plan now adopted; Prizes exceedieg the immense AmoUnt of 'f fitter fiundred, and Foairteen Thoosand Pounds., ht Con sols and Money, may be oluained—a Sum greatly exceeding what was ever known before with • only ti,ooo Tickets. — There are in this • Extraordinary Lottery Three Prizes of 50,03(0. Four of .20,u001. 'Three of 40001. Eight of 1000 i• &c. the whdeof which, as there are no Fixed Princes, n.r,ty he drawn on the 7th November, on iehieit Day the DraWiog - commences.• Tickets and Shares are.nutv on Sale at EIA2AIW, BURN E, and Co.'s, Ni,. 93. Royal Exchange. where, 'in former Lott , eies, Capital Prizes to the anumat of more than Two Millions of Money hare been SOW and -Shry - ed. *,,,* All Business in the Public Funds transacted with fi delis:. and dispatch. THE t;NPARALLELED GRAND PRIZES - MAY BE ALL DRAWN NEXT TUESi)Av !!!' • , ODGES, Jun. ati - cl Co. 147, ,Oxford -street, nearly opposite Bond-street, Respectfully apprize the v, and Public, that the Urawiier of the pre•eot iocompa r'i,oly Rich Lottery wil esainnience N ' EX . P . .1171 N).IV. 7'he Seven I rutornse Prizes of 7;0,000/. and 20,000!. already .bear a, pretniuin of several Thousaiid Poutids, and, from the conti nual rise of the Ennis, mar, bef.ire I he. Drawing,. be still greNt'y 'coil:metal in Value. There are also 3of 40001. 8 of 1000/., in of 50 it., aail 81 other Capitals with the . astral 4taiiinot of the smaller Prizes, making a Grand Total of 31.4,400/. Ero early pm - Lb:ice is respectfully recommended, as from the Splendour of the Sidieme. - and the present great demand, Tich,ts and Shares will most probably adv•inceiouch i►i Price. Ptize4 to any Amount paid on Demand, and all Business in the Public Foods trans4ct, d with fidelity and disirtte4 o - , - Orders from the Country, with a remittance by Post Ottice Oilier., or otherwise, will be gratefully acknowledged and pond exeimted. State Office, .147, Oxford-street. RICIIARDS'S PORTABLE GINGER BEER POWDERS. INGER BEER, winni kept linttles, be .•pores sour after a short period; the carriage of it from place to place is tniablesoine, and the risk and inconvenience great ; !her obj , cti.ms his new Preparation is calcu.ated to remedy, and by the mere addition of a tumbler of water pro duces Ginger -Beer in a 'ouch higher perfection than that con tained in Bottles, at only half the price. l'he will remain rfectly unimpaired in all CUM:Oes, and are particularly re commended to \ferchants, Captains of Ships, &c. for •Ex port,,tion.—Prepared and sold by James Richards, Chemist, ~trawl, oppwsite St, Clement's Church, in packets, trout :is. to 11. ls. each. - To MessrS. ROWLAND and SON, . .... . _ _ Proprietors of the Macassar - Oil, Kirby-street, Hatton-Gar den, Lootlint. . . ronvincca of .GENTLEMBINL—ii , lug tedly the efficacy of your Macassar Oil, that 1 cannot for bear c o n:0 - atulating- you and and the country upon so valua ble a disc,,eery, and you are perfectly at liocrty to publish the following facts few months since- my hair began to fall off such quantities, that in a few weeks i became nearly halo; and nring a young man, and extremely unwillin; to. .rear a wig, I applied to• Mr. Bird, Hair-dresser, of Daventrv, for advice, who recommended to m.! the Macassar Oil, and Intre now. lhe sali*iactitm of informing you, that after having a i , plied two bottle's of as. 6d. each, the hair began to.grow as thick and as strafing as ever: I hare at this urtment as- much hair on my head as 1 either wish for or require. •1 r 6 lutill, Gentlemen,- your very obli4,rd Servant, Starerton, North, .Itily 6, 1815. E. COLLF.GF..; •IshC itiestiniable qualitilts of this nil for ;!inducing a luxu riant 1. : • growth to hair on the baldest paces —strum and bean tiful curls—gloss, and pleasant perfume—Whiskers, Eye brows, &c. arc tally explained in ROWLANIY.S TREATISE on the HAIR, - which is inciti , ed with each genuine bottle. The out,ide label of each bottle is -signed iu red ink, " A. ROWLAND and SON." Price 3s. (id.; los. -d..; and 11. Is. per bottle. Also, ROWLAND'S ESSENCE of TYKE, - which will inithe diately and effectually.-chang - ,e Red or Grey Hair, Eye-brows, • Whiskers; to, permanent Brown or Black, and so permaiient that it cannot lie removed by washing - , bathing, Perspiration, tizc. It is pertectly innocent, and Ladies ar.d•Gentlemeo may dye their Hair with ease.and secrecy: Piice 4,. and 7s.tid. per bottle. The Proprietors war rant its ell - lc:icy in cotaple t ely changing - the colour of the Hair. S•dd Ivy the sole Proprietors, as snore, and loy appointment, y Mdisrs fiend, its, Perfumers to liar .Majesty, Titchborn : rest ;, Perfumer to his Majesty, 117, Gattie anti p e aree, 57, I). Rig - g.e, 85, Overton, 47, Turoer,7s, C e w Bond_ reet ; lierenot mers to the Maw and Duchess of • York, , . Cucksimr-str ee t ; s, 17; Johnston, 4.5, Greek-street, Soho ; . L owe, , 30, rand; Butler, 4., Itigge, tilvaPsi , le, and. .12, Pack -street; oirs, 63, 'Holborn-bill; and Barclay anJ Suns; 9S, I'lcct • I'oo prevent imp o siti o n ask. fur Rowland . s Oil, or Row ..end's Dye, and tilt: sipature in red on the lable of saes Abate. iii;ItOSYLAND b i t. SuN • - - : __ _ ~ .._ ~ i , i ~...,_ J . V. 4 ~ - OV E B F_R 3, .18 This Day was puf)lished, This Day Acts published, By HENBI li.E1 . "1", B. 0. Rev,rend G. ti. FABER, B. D. 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JAMES of KiNNAIRD, Esq. F. It. 5; 'The Tbiril .coritcted and en;arged ; to which is :prefixed, tile. Life of the .Author, by A.LeaANDER MURRAY, 0; Pr'ofessor of Orie;atai Lonoa4es in the University, of• Edits— btirgh• In 7 vols. `iv.,. with an eighth volume, in royal .itu. cOilsisting Er,grarings, chiefly by heath, - price Ul. boards. Id. A GENERAL COLLEcTION of VOYAGES and' TRAVELA ; forming a cote :tote History of the Oragia and progress of piscovery, hy SCA and. LANO, from the • earliest. Age 3 to the pITSVIIL Tidi, TO Witiell CrltiLai Catalogue of Book 9 of Voyoges,and "Eravel, ; and ail ample • Index to the Warts. By JOHN OI:“.ER,CON. Author of &c. &e. In 17 vols. 4tv. illustrated by 197 A"tir,Avilics, price jIL 1(4, tqart/It. . . PnrcE SEVEN-PENCE. .niPitrll.ll - , 'PA RLIA Al ENT.; HOUSE 'OF LORDS, Titux•tm - 1, Not'. 2. FAR Eft pitotto ( J. vvro-c. This day, at a quarter before, tOur.o'clock, the Lmtp CHANCELI.QR, Earl Ititnott ,, T,,, and Lorti ST. HELEN'S (his first tinte of satin,:), being robed, took their seats as his 111aiesty'sCorninis sinners, on the bench in front of the throne ; and - 11.1r.-.QuAtou. (acting Usher of the Black Rod) being delatited to order the attendance of the Corinna:is, that House, represeined on thiS (nen sion' by Mr: HIcK lAN and other of the principal Clerks. and Oflicers of the House, forthvilith dp pearecl at 'the Bar, His Majesty's Commission, anthmising the Lords therein mentioned, .or three or more of [nein, to declare the Royal will and pleasure for the farther prorogation of Parliament, was then read. 'After which. • ' The LORD CHANCELLOR, as organ of the Corn.. addressedthe Assembl , ' foliows.:— •, • "M Y LORDS AND c_iENTLEMEN, " By virtue of his Alajesly'g Cononilsiarr, under the Great Seal, to ns.and other ; Lords, directed and now rein!, we do, im obedience to the coamlands of his 144,ynl 'll4. , ,hness the Prince Regent, acting in the !muc awl on ;he behalf .of his Majesty, primviet his Pariiunvent until Wednesday the l'ith flay of January ; oext, to be the - 0 here holden and sit: and this Parliament acctfrolingly prorogued until Wednesday the 17th day of January." . . The Cquintons ; then withdrew to their own _ House, and their Lordships retired. . PM VAT E • LETTER. VIENNA, SEPT. 20.—1 -have frequently seen the .wife of the Ex-Empernx of France.—She still continues at I resided in a hotel home-. diately opposite- to her's and saw her several times every day. Her object in coming herecari.kard ly have been to take the benefit of the Water's, as she appears to-enjoy the most robust health. She generally rides out in a habit a. Llnglaise. tier admiration of thc English nation is extreme.--- Little Napoleon visits her twice a week;' he is a vet y beautiful boy, and' has great, talents for his age ; I have seen him "with her several' times a-terrace, point lag out to his notice son! i.vlur happened to be passing by, a.,d apparently explaining- something to him with gi.,at earnest ness. She is scarcely ever visited by any o f th e Austrian Royal Family. at least in H , p : blie man- Ti l e most violent jealousy is said to prevail, between her and the Lupe& ss Anstria, who is her:step-mother; .and now styled Empress ani Queen. Talleyrand is said to have visited her when at Vitnina,and had been received in sticit manner as to preient his repeating 4is , visif. Prey say, but I suppose it can scarcely be true, that Witte liter:l4l)oet x his I . ears this, however, tins a sort ofrliseipline to which ;4 Minister'of Napo. Icon could hardly have been a•total stranger. SPANISH; AMERICA. [FROM A CORABSPoNDENT.3 We have ob , erved, that the Morning Chronicle affects to have it p: ioritY of information on the af fairs 'of Spanish 'America ; it might have Ir.rt:ik'ex pected,• that with such preten•Jion,s, te would at least aim at consistency and at tolerable emTect !less ougebgraphicd facts. litfr far franc this, he seems to content himself. with picking; up every idle tale, and not to have:the judgment to discriminate. In his coluMos of yesterday, he vet y gravely tells us:, that he has the latest information front Panama., (fu most important nature; that the Spanish Gen.Mu rilin has received orders to suspend the pursuit of his former plans.; and that, having embarked bill 10,000 men, he had actually sailed front Vette zThela, to proceed round Cape ilOht for Litha,• re ducing 'Buenos Ayres en passant, and placing that Nrkeereyalty under the protection of. Artigas for the Spanish Crown: Can alistirtLty he carried further ? So the Morning Chronicle knows not, that .Generta on tire Coast of Venezuela is, in a nautical point of view, actually farther from the Rio de la. Plata, than when he Was at 'Cadiz ; foi-, in order to weather Ca . pe St. Augustine, and to• proceed IR the Southward, lie must conduct his : fleetalmost to the Cape de Verde L lands, and, from thence again shape his course for the shores of Sotult. America. Ile knows not, that i\'tnrillo, havingliisforces landed in Venezuela, and partly inured to. the climate, aright convey them to Port 0 l%clln ► and march them by land across the isthmus of Kittaura, and trent thencc . conduct then► by a' navijation of a f e w days (the Vieerov of Linia havi►►g sent• the shipping to Vanatini) to the pert of Callao. He fanCies, that with 10,00 . 0 wen, Murillo ran ) by a .tc;tif;)-.(ie-mititi, reduce 13u. ni,s Ayres, and. ‘vithotit losing much time in that trifliug . opet a tiOn, ptirsu2 ins voyage round Gape E!►irit, his trausports being of course' fitted to eotounter flit storins of that latitilde. . . • . . . Ile is so ignorant of what.tifts - haiipt.neti (in 'the shores of the Phite, 'that' be s'erinirilv expect!=,, Artigas s itl he in.stAl)ed Viceroy; alto' that - Chief— tain of a - few hundred robbers aril fteetitloter, who, (,)ily,by the .fleetness of their 'hur•es anti their intinote c knowledge7ot 'an nnmenee . co..ntry, Cat! be sa f e ag . l inst the attaAS of Iht - regnhr troops of ii , n.nos Ayres, had. 011 - itia , k of :lOyalty, and coalesced with the Go ,; = ll lltlvtit tu the latter t d, , ,;!e the icing of Sllail, when they e c xpect...,lthe aurivA of Ont being at la6;t'cint'i,seuil th a t th e - .r tun.unon l ie n s ions Artre 'uvotiintics,,- hel , 4 : : ..1;: Intrst-n.:3 his p r i g i n d 1)11(11 of st.))4r.t e . i.t c.;c . c: - So toneh tie.% V;6‘royi and Cut ;1161Aii1 . 3 Chrunkl,* • I 4'