The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-11 00:00:00

. . THE TTIEdTIi2. 111 A new dratnuic. piece, founded Il up a l in .. ar Et k i t g l iisit . s bu; was brought torward lea night, at. this Tilt-sire, under the tide of The Royal Olk.—Our trade's will easily conceive, from the titl e o f the l'i.to3, that it must refer to the history of CHARLES ill , S'e o n d , vi 00. 4 1 ' coa r s e r is the hero. Ti le il d' t. l'entUtes and dange which that M onarc h ' suaL'red .Be/4-m6s rs stet Ik e of iii: period had murdered his ' lather, we nld constitut e an Interesting ground•work ,'7'.1"0in,14:0 *ere tan compositton, if the events of th a t p e - J so , vvell and so generally known ; and w eak tan near the time of salon to a,lmit of any kleviati(iii. front 'historical fidelity. I n t hi s respect, 'lireith e are e obliged to onteet to o n e p art o f pre:tent tir:tma, because it introduces a circutn giltice which is not warranted, by truth or probabi -I.ly&li,)r the a.tihor make; Ciltufiets resort in iguise 1 ° tairi`a.r, by whose generoi,s e , rupassion Ide s is ell - ab'ett iu eie4pe to the Continent. W S Circtitll:- • SIR " is ; not only unauthorised, but is absolutely Lil'e ' l " l "'Y, al enoug h oI interest and' stit'pr , tile c '''' l o Lave hero fictl, iii the real 111'404 of the Mo- N'leit. But ha, in,), invented li l i' s inei .ten ihS ittutie goLd 11,11 t, the a u t h or i , , • Ot it, and his pi ece altogether • , e"' , rr"oglY c•ticulai e d to interest ant.L'it grate the tNtnt l g.. 'rile. se,nery, the dresses, the general ar ent of tlitl a bit:, a, if lutist literally he &rut- ' I '"e zlii Curl tl' to tilt: taiie and liberality of iliv 141sillgvr, nod, indtpe' ncldutly of the inlet est , i' 'he tm•op e . of this Country.must take in a .tiri.i‘ii, intertkoVm ,%itii, transactions so ... memorable , 11l dieir 141 stor)", the Piece ilsdt, and the manner in which it is hrought fUl'Aard, give it strong claims to PUl'it favour. The part of Charles was well supporter{ by EL" L 1 thong)) whirl, ilie easy humour of the Monarch, ,th! RAW hate .marked his charader amidst all elivid6'nudri °Otis 1it...!, would have admitted, 4 11 ,1 1 , -, ,,, A ,'''''',`l re(ll4ir.:Ll, a liti:e less of tha t acutely pomp , ''''' lois Performer is to apt to a:•sumt in cha .atter, 0 , . • ": . t scrtous and heroic e.escription. 1 " 3. °Lovett' accinitted herself ably in Lady IPit ial ain A : 1 i l -'."-41)" consio.oring•-how.. excellent she is as cantl e fl, she deierves, the more credit for her 14:_ceiis :;firspas,,,g,B o t a pathetic I,a;IICC. , , ,011le Qtailla is assisted by wine musicalcomposi • 111103,01iginal and selected, r,y KELLY,. end they are • (leth er vary creditable to his taste and to his Jetkmetit, ra,.the sentithents of 'rbis play are :repressive, li!'''''' l i ft : s i ' d V. :(ll 'utic ! and the diction is strong, and al.. viegitlil, but o ccairniaily rending too ',Duch to t • l 'aver,' iuXuriance. - , ' ' ' . I:l,',ll'' 1 113 Y,.., is the avoWed proittelion l of Mi. koLe - Nn, a tientleinati who pOsSessetl cou'idorOle' i olt.riur '4g , .! 01 ‘slage:cifecti aod poetical tolunts Of Ito pitiuti. ('"ur11,1100. 'Zia, audience •- al tidy PP ,. ein it, progres*, an d )anti. tilt „i ce :. , ~ - rapatiii . ' • s . aiit Oohed' its en with Iti..ity at)(l"uilivi•rol assent. , ~.......i....--.................- . . Mus ic . ..tn_ore '.."..11)e UtUNteal V, Ur id has not -witnessed a agiteesnle entertain inent during the pre.ettl, ~t,-1 (Ni l li f . ' than trner l.,ta•ttri, Mr. SAL , ,Mtm, , el'ikett 1 , 1 ,, ;" 44111,4 H 11.,•;in, at the II nover scpisre4too•i,s a %,,,,, ~ tu t 4d Well Ittleelesl, as , i•igitt no expected, ; - l ' to) able . • 1 art t t .. • d MUSIt latt Its S A LoM ,N vas to ;Testi.: • hurti- LiaBt9 "' , The tiNti torm.i ce al , e, was olia- I too , 41.1 by 11,e bi4her (o,,llitwi 01 the ' a .' t * ~, I :„, I , ' ; o ke ll 'LlY 10 S MON tli ~ay, 11,A big Iluilv"f""" • itiorb COIIBIIO,I ' ' ' p ot , inat the teldiog . nd mos' gratifying 4 . °I Itt,t: gofer;, ti c pit. I ii, Vio it, Gil. (.rio t!' Irk! tirq ext.,, u ; i 4 ' l ' vv- 's ail extiitisi.,. h .et:. heti lot lit i•itil , nun te ° H i) ell de" 'he titiectio.' Of (atilt!, jittiginift, aw ~ : !!g' 4 ' ll / 4 ' 11 10 C. mposi!ion, vidlidi was his ia, , •" ll..lgtil).crediqsble loins professional heir 4 :i ' ti,t, 4()10 of : L ' , • I. )lf the second adt he perfortned•a -440,14.4 se vloini, cr,mposed by , Illory (.:6 the colebratud Se 13.‘ett- and never did a ptiformer enter 40thor ihil.eiety 11)1(1'111c "'design and 1et:1146 of an wa i ~ ilaiiravne 8414ustori did on th . k oecision. l't,ere . Cri tics .)rt,o, _Proportion of musical Piotesiors . and scqui,, e ' d hi 7 l ", ;!b(l , they • all agreed that SAL° . ,N, illent4l 1 'e • ii, II a 4 muck lire, delicacy, pi-ig'- lit e . r , , Pre on as at- am' loaner period of • his . gin, ~,,.....-,.. • r .; • • . ikirp,ll,ll. UV A C QI r 1 hat hiS general skill Could • not oe . i 'vt4i, . ed ulAta, in commernorat!ott of ( filo ,ii, d (. °"`P(*ed by Cut noel ts t, - solemn nod 111 Es e i f Isc- ri n was Well suvorte.! by BElt'rt , [iii sett , Ali t • kid vv ;ts g i , i',,- AUGHA.N, ari d the vocit parts, ' (on e , „,,,." ll) Performed by the Band. The, ti were col t p,..: --• -Ise gratified by RTINo+Tz; and" 11'14Itssl 1a •. .1 1 B2 is „, "'''tlid3 by Itot. v DIN N'l i • I - Won Es( x• !)0 i• ' l ' jin n by ' ' o '' " • ' 'hal tityl e ot • k `"), and Nil'i: ASile, who is rev iv:l% ailld, t all (lie,,vsoitifl aitiv„hcify t ill aihging, so hioti, kat,7,l Varimiolis al tasie, Ntill be sure or t%b z) (" i ', .el. aft4lions. -Aroet.ri., and ,IViSs 1101- ' n d ' ' 41Y) ntitig i'd ') ' r i tltt O n thu 0) al orde‘ toneh pleasuie in w hok, ~ie pi.tho-torte a,.d the harp, . Upon lit 1.; 41. , 41 ,..." .. ti cdoncert was worthy the rept - It:nigh of 14, 0 , 114 ; 1 1 1 % . it:, this charatter of it is a . sufflcient ini eki ; ,„, j Loo t : , ~,itbigl. merits. 'l'lie room hadn crOwd4 This , 4ee l l l l ' , I audience. , is c 41,1 ,0, atla s ') be quite the :t:,re of lioax/Pg, rts it Watoro sill ,Cis are exposed to i, either by , or, 1 or,. itc , ill,ice. Solna Member of the Hoax Init, u 4vivt,m, se`ref enemy at l'uaN ER, the inge ,4... tin s k,i,,4'.. hnlrery aucceolfuill pratt ist:al a trick "ail pu rct „ . , In rePorting that the PRINCE REGENT l'itt4l:,, , 4 ,,, 4 ,ed the admiriible piet me of Mercury end . • , aii,,th(t t t o ''t '.'enee several dhitinguished Perions.' wh°. N V6 rit, lin "rich their colleCtioh by so excellent - a it'i tl ,. 4 ei, from iiotives nf delieacy towardi the Ni ed e , ' 4:lttlined from intertering wilh his . sup i',l CJII il le 1, , , L rt.porn.W.lS tH)V10t18 y 1,. 2 . ut"ti()t). I" ' ' ' • I 4 ,- rrind 'lt it o ,, a , ,iigik and inerittd complirnents witittii . i,,, i 4 1,, thittiness be.toweii on the pictutv in , k 1 4 : ' ' the Academy Dinner. t. °vier ill Plymouth I)uck.'yard, who has • ti lt ,„ itov, ""Y Yelr• ' i 14. • • . totiki. ,•• sln 113 At'djeSty'S navarservice, has Cr, '4 unproved method of stopping shot-holes tl ir 141 unde r w ale r, dUrillg Iha time of adidn.- ' .• • 14,4.4;:iv,'-g--td,llder illWeted the moat' on Friday Pht 44 "1- Wittr !' Of the AdMirdlty and was hialthe ---, ~,1401, i t , c .' . ~ - s et ., ~.. nnstruation j, he was likewise 14 l iaib m ‘v ex P r esa his lull convittion of its effieae ', • ' ` t ier t),.ur hunt smooth- suer: its efFe6t in rough Sfirt wil l he trie d , 0 ail Ike , kni t u • in tile course of the week, C't " ' . Th ot " "1'1).44" eat) be completed. alio bt::_hatvet,t iris will Isle of Wight is just begun, . WU% Stet) it moro abundant crop. THE GRAND .REVIEIP. It'egterday were reviewed, by his Royal Hightes , i the Prince Winibledon Common, the several Volunteer Corps in and about London, as well as several brigades-of Artillery, batialioni, and detachments' of ' Foot •Gtraws, some - regiments of Regular 'niid Volunteer CaV.:l;y, and of Tnis'Review was in. honour of his Majesty's Birth-. day ; and the immense tro-vds of speetaters that attended to behold this interesting -event, bore ampl e testimony to the high veneration which the People Of England entertain for his M je , ty's person, att..' every thing that -regards his health and welfare. The presence too of more than one hundred thou sand spectators shows pretty strongly- what sort of teelin : !, runs through the country with respect to his Royil,Highness the Prince Regen.. s So ottn'as six o'clock ere the Volunteer Corps,' the •Artillery, 'and in motion ; as wLre the River FetvnideS.. Some of the; Voltinte.rs pro ceeded foil:limy by water, others went to the Common' by laud, either by marching 'or ha ale yawi. By nine o'clock alMost all the soldiers to be reviewed were on t:,e ground ; and atter performing sundry trimmtvres, they were termed Ito two grand lines, - but they continued in dvisons. 'This was the ariangement of the day—two grand li n e s µere to be farmed '; one solely of intaiury from the Re gulars a`nd•tiie Volunteers, and the oiler principal,v of Cavalry. Having formed.the two lines by divi visions, the troops then deployed into line, two and three deep. By hall pisi teat all the troops were in .line, so formed, they awaited the arrival of the Prince Regent. A cons , deraule space was left between the front line and the, spe6tators, and between the first line and'the second line, which space was devoied to the use of the Prince IN. tit and the cavalcade when they passed - before the lines. Those _spaces were,- ' kept by the Prince ot• Wales's own RegiMent of -Dragoons, and the Queen's Bays. Here we cannot but express our admiration of the spot that was chosen for the formation a the•e two lines. That part of the, heath where they took up their positinn had been cleared of furze, tV.c.so as to remove all inconvenience 'to matching ; and_ from tine I:-ft (it the line to the right, the ground (mined a genii, etWilvity. So advaniageously situ ated, the line, vi,wed from the left to the right ; had • a tri,,st admirahle etteti. At t. , %elve A aeeisely •the firiog of cannon an nounced the adproacii ot his Royal Highness. At. this signal the whole lint shoulde:ed, and the Itual Artillery; d 6 well as the Hun. Ariniery Company,: fired a s.iittle of twenty-& n -guns. each: su atiXaxl, were the soidiers wt-ll a roe spedators. to hear uC the Prince It gent's that, the sign:ll t.tas received with itit:6esr iieciativitiont; of. joy. arid l'itc Prince is coining ! resuunded fruit) all :1'.4 or (lie :watit. twritty titinines at er twelve o'Llue4 kl second tiro or erhint , ll announced that h s Roy. i Highness 'volt4l3,i and in font drat tine, rite whOle hoe then presented anus, and t tie ieveial tr.t,uds'of music strut I; up " Cud see the king." he-drums Inc cot.iros v.iere, Tomei' .to , tite, Jound, and theUtlicer, it [LA. Tots in; lei ore was ill] one. T.. vi:.W trout did will the hoe ( le.enttug midi), the Odit:Yrs to her wit , . he po,ition of to.t , a4deo to I '.! Ore effect at ail the botidi when id,i ) ii n; r one ,rhcl that compoint;ol, nut tv, ty _3(A,;111!e,,, Of which our heat IS vibrated woli.euthust Ism, was itiJeed grand, and beyond all dvscripitu.t. The Plince Iteent then. plot:ceded from the right tovi anis lin of the hoe ; and to alitioutico that his Roy •1 fitghticss hid cointmth:rd td, r,.:- view:•of the first line there was a third otschargi,. Ul cannon. The inn.lc of, eat:ll tegitne,i. conitneoced . plan, i his Royal .typroacir I :but neither t.id the °dicers salute as the, rrititat pashtd nor wt te the colouts drujiprd. • . • ills Royal fitglinss, while thus passtig belose the lines, was preLe(leit by some,Gentral Otticeis sit the Staff; and either by . :de or trufnediately be hind btru , were the lakes of York and The Dukes of Qat:thee, Sussex, end, Glouceater, were near .the, Prince, as were ....there I in their regimental., pattieularly and Spencer. 'lint the niost remarkable, personage, because the least expeMeti,.amoogst.tikis ititercattug groupe, was. Louis XVIII.. King, of France. His Majesty .the Kiag 1 , 1.• FratlCe crarititte.eti for smile time by the side of the. Puttee., and .Was Ynpiged to close con verte wit it Nio. kJ is Royal 11 ig h ness appeared to be tieserintn.4 the sever..l Icgittlekvs, togetiier‘vtth aiuf tit feels 01 their , y3rlolls ; 1110ve,hetilS ; di,Cl .111 S ,:sl.,je,ty seemed to be, wrapped in the . prutowidr,st tiChtiltit 004 , 01 . it1l he beilidd. , After his: 4 llejesi) the King ,o 1 France had eon . • . Wined for about n.ht an hour convect: . (no Ptinee,tt {,t j :inen lioyat'l3ro thz.rs and when , tLt; two Hopi lirothers tia,d joil# ecf t1d4.11 Othqr, nttid.ll)l.P.,Mred to be etignt-1 Tou r verse on the tine appeaionee cf th e tr o n vs , t h e y were loudly huzzaeti. • The rvaielnor.itnco - or tlitr: wrongs the Duke had undergone, as well as•the gteXt , l - oenetits he . had - rendered to-our &illy, suerne4.lo be most feelingly' irnpreased upon the winds of the people—spedaiors; and when they. ienietn6ered theetrimattiotnce attrtitlant tin the re.....pOintinent , •) 1 Dake of York, .that at;, was re-appOinteo try his Hoyalkiruther, lhe:.Ptinc'e•ltegeut, auctikti .too at a tunt, whet) the 2 itiCee!?;lo nril)S tit ~li.tjal. and Portugal denton , ,t !wed 'lO the brat, t:5, ally to the..licopt.: of Eni:lanti, that our army 0444 every itung io r the 6 -r.O Out people prrtient knew not laiw to set Low,dsin ihvlr joy. Loud at„- clanwtions , rent the air, and ail seemed to ;view. *t ith tuo,t hearife,t satis:a4iou the Oornmander iu Cuief of our inintaq tires in the person of the 'Doke of :Yip k. Having passed in front Oftthe first line,' \illicit was a completely - siroight °he; and cord,ttd at ne twe.ni Li and Itr,ooo •troops, to&ether with the General Officers, and or :us llrotliers who attended hien, proceeded to front of the second line.- jits'Royal Highness, whit* pai4ing' ti (rout of the seteral• Regiments, delenrtwkii 6 e,i, with 'llx, greatest urbanity, throe attention and ,thilities, by taking oil his hat to each of them. The fourth ti trier of firing tlnon aniioubeea teat his Royal Hightfei - bad paSSed along both lines, when he returned to the front of the first Itm!t'... soon as the Prince had arriOed at about the teillie the line, ,the h time a fiting cannon gave the signal for a fe;vde joie, 16 be continued from the first to the second line. The first feu-de-joie was most admirably and surprisingly regular, as WAS the second, and the third only tnatted by u few stray or ACC:deliiO! Atter these feux-de joie, there were three English ,cheers given from one end of the lines to the Other; and the music played " .God save the King." His Royal Highness still continued in front of the first line, and litter the feu.r.dejoie, the several re giments funning the hues wheeled off in division and pas.ed in review before the Prince. First came A party of artillery, then foll Owed the regulars, con. sistin.g of several detachment§ of the Coldstream Guards. .After whic:b the several VOlunteer Corps, then the Loockm Militia and Tower Hamlets, and the Regular and Volunteer cavalry closed tile Re view. ,Were we not to pay, our tribute of applause to the admirable majmer in which the,Several Regi ments passed in review before the Prince,we should fail in rendering them that justice and rippitmation which • they so highly deserve. The firm step and regular,twirch of the Guards were paniculaily tbn• spicnous, and struck.every.one with admiration.— They were bent to move, it is tan toey in:welted in so firm a lute, thatthey bad more of the appearance of a ntoying wall then of a in.ach log body of men. The Volunteers Lou marched ex.; ceilently well. Atter the various cf , rps kid passed ()t ere l is Royal aghness in review, they til,d (AI ft,, settle retired part of the Coomytn, and tLere regaled Ott such fare as lad been provided tor them by the it • berality of their OttiCers; after which they piocelid ed to their several helms., Toe Prince s clued to be highly giatifi,:d With ' . a11 ,. . he saw ; and did not lea - ve.thegrcond till ~bunt pat five O'clock. The n u mber of troops reviewed ,was cstioa4ied at about thirty thousand; brit the quantity of people induced to Visi:. Wimbledon Coindion for the purpose of seeing the RevieW tar ekceedcd that number. To say that there, were one hundred thousand people present would be mak ng a very modcr,ite calculation. The e,:avalcacie ut horsemen was immense, '.and when the,Prince pass ed in hoot otthe first and second, liars, he was 101- lowed by not less than tbree , or tour - thousand spec tators on horseback. Considering the iieteregencaus parts which glotit flue made up this iminense caval cue., they moved on with more regularity and in idivacomfort than could reasonably have been exp:iled from thi-m.• Belot e the firrngof the arid, lery and frox-dejoie but little mischief um &lie; ow the of .the artillery and the jade, of nuatnry were so. ?Nue/ to, some of ti c y' o4 rig hors, as well as toi n.se t had not Leen '..iccusitSru , ed to fire, that tt.r some ti there Was a loud deal of rearing. and prancing; to the great anouyance tnooy,aroutid, anti, io the &Inger of the sanN of the hors e s took fright, and ran ; ever, could I.oi teat n that. any serious accident hap. pr. , rtd. • • The, Princc. was dressed in a General's full Itl-. form, Lil s ;lng9kbal.?le trot, ,those (;,nersl . Oth,:ers who ~ uirquided bun, ,by bloc sm;h iseruss r ihoulder. Shortly bet re six gioynd, and _proceeded to Lord 5(41,,,,),,th.,b,•aiiti. 6,i ~,H3 near?eitney,accu:itpAme.l by the.,l),lliti bt , , &a.:,: f Aeltere a sonipt uoos Was pi el iirt:(l igr THe Duchess of young Priocess Charlotte I.ere of the party, at Lord Yarotorith's: H s Lordship is Lieut , ...oailt-Colbel _of the Dul“: Ctimberlaa,•!s rifle cotps - , fur Ibe .Lon r,i the ciiips loarqu,,e,s %Vete ttxed • in the 'Awn ficot mg bis..bouse, ,ondenicath which crc very i c h, ~!1,1 plenteous, boat ds, s e read. for the s!..veral itientlis. . rite Rey c , r !,rand beyond all descriptibn; and remember , vl);ticver t:Cetlneleelq . t he day we may, U is wiirt by (1101. tr aditiaat 1 1'hq,ec.6norny of the ti. virrw wart admirai,ie ; and the spot on which tvik place was most those,ti The, day, s.v.is ext ft:int-1y tine, and not very dutty ; indeed et ery thito; concurred to give sp;on.lour, dig nity, arid ititer:-si trr the Review, in hOnotir of out .venerab:e and beloved Sot ereign'sßirth 7 day. We had almost forgotten to notice the .ntimense number of carriages which attended. So soon as nine o'cltNk, the several roads Kadin;;, from Lon.; don to Wimbledon \t ore lit:Tally Sided wialt 'eat riages, b4teuches,, &c. • and they formed for fair Miles before they came to Paine) , I.lrid c r. Tliey tool 'very slowly indeed, tls wid be presumed, who we state; hat :s quo of .tho.e carliJr(2S wcre fOlif utdes Oil this side Porny J;ride,,: at ten o'cloch, did not rod) ,t 1) .Coin mon till near three !---Thee. carriages 4,..0 Heatti were fear alit. jive deep ail the way round the widely ,e i xo:ndi'd lines torined by the ,priiiee's D 1440005 inid . Q.:itien's The 1 ) . - itit z .elt,...gqilt; I);Ake of Yoik, and D4e of Cumberland, were ree,.ived, arriv4;, :by - a ~'(livid of l - lotionr, forined ,by, the bilke of. Cutober ilitod.s Corps, on hoist-I)4a. 'Tile Illustrious Gnests were joined by the Ditenes , , o . ! York, and the lloyal Patty partook of the fire provided, while the 4.ihri iiidoriging to the Prince's !legit - tient, per , formed sL'Ver3l fit music. Aron . this ,able atel frugal ii..pa3l, the flop! Visitors lett the kooage , and the Regent returned with his escort' to -town, Vuhuwers suitained a, tew accidents, and. the slit 6atots did, not es cape ,mi.clianee. Wei Hive only heard the paw...ill:as of the loilco‘Mg,:—..Coi.- Robin , on, of Volontr..ers Vv.is llirrlwn cioni his !Apse, ti t id dangerously orie of the Volurneys, accordw rearti wins drowned doting the embark:4km in the boats 01 the _y v icible.§. Another was thro•Nn boote, vilitolt.ipPrid over hint, and brnisid inrlikettorOy. , i On the Pt tits Regenr,;api)t-.41711 6 , the acclaminions of the populace were unboundtql, gild the ituyal Conimander' in Chief, as We kivoial ready said, had also his share of graiviatory ap. platise't the scene at moment was •universally orsidring; - it exhibited theßritish Peo'ple, with one eotuinno interest, joy I idly tallying round the Illus. trions tiehs of tho Bouse of Brunswick. --,, The Piioca rode biS fienni . iti. grey cli4k(4, ‘iinrc* tb4 ecrdervtieu, with ; I,e Starof tile r ov r Fie'id Marshal's uniionii, ai,d Li, his por'nwrt, gave a prilyci-ly•lusire to ihe charattcr. e whole lot the 'fi.!id al halt psi :r two o'cli.wk, ill the same o..'er in which tii6y en teitd it. ThOtigh the Review did 'nor pass ii‘,4 11 6 accideti•, of s nature, Yet, coitsid,...ri.ig itrtutense . trowd asi.ettif;lrd on the occasion; they were few , :r than might he ex pe,ded. li W truly a grand and interesting signt. "flit, conducted himself with his tAinal. dignity a d,t tention to every-thing essential. The capnris?rt 6t his horse, and all the Wefr tern irisni)-v superb, without giudiness. Lord Hi' waw not presented, according to eavette, on return iron Sicily, &dined the cm:in-mid Regiment, but assumed it at the desire of the who dispensed 'with the curt:minty. LORD VISCOUNT LONOURVILLE.—Th'e demise~ or tG s Nobleman ereaiet a vac.wcy in 1110 Trish r iige Reprrsentation. torinno (Hi landed property) wam very e.)ll%ideranle a Coalitioner, :lc repiesented:the City of four stic , :es"sive Ii 'merits. A..; it po'it:col ter, he w.,s tolitofmly the statifich ;4n.i .ate for rti'itish cootir:!..tion . an,i Prott-kui ancy ; 111 potiatifies u ,wrt «iih our t.r.`e Prrtniei, 1I r, Prrr, and "I:is:ddt , ercnk, !win suppoT ed. Poi. he n,-• et. or ;R:celr,..-d any situll ion undo' (;.)verl!op.-tit. of Iu folionc B which he enjoy,.: only fo! - %%i!I I: late br'Ot her-in-kw, ), yolve ort Monotitolt Lungtirlcl, Es(i. Colonel ll;liint of and M. P. for the City ~f C ;int! Lon,tidd, 0,1 Longuevilleottyr E,q. Lordship was Malt-rod! uncle of :11e , r and Arthur O'Connor. ....~, Extrail of a , !oiler from, of Toulon, 41.1,:ed ;24 It April We. (Sir C. COTTON', i;t1.7 . 1) are close to Cape Sicie, and oitn .see.tit:f Frene with their .ails 10 sr. Thavotwlrtin s, come out as tar a 3 the mow h eti the hAr.lO,Yr, t care always to insure a lair wind to rrcede.v, lir!) we come near them. The French, on ti.e coast of talonia, I , ou may rely upon it, are nl.:not,t doni; rq 0. The Spaniards have got pbssessiun of Vigners, lamos, Sr.• Feleux, and al4n, it is said, of AlAcnoNALn has endeavoured to re-take Figitcl4ll by storm, but-was repulsed with great loss. • 'ln» , Spay'"'aids have .f.noo men in it, and plenty ui N o. Tht.! Caintrion; - I'Llpntuire, and sit et -; Ot1141" iiigates, ire rendetifig every.assis ancewpon 'the coat:" 41 4 Three Je.!..4 were fait held to hall;' 13 ton, for an ..milt, committed in the S)Poso;j.t. itt th,it town. ft' vp'ars that hilst the Rltitii ONageil lri,hi, religions dtitii.S4. one of the tet ti a travelling pen..:itter, interrupted the and tepriitteheti hies i (arc , 11.0ihi) eqlbre at Stamford, ,fino in he ,end %,s as ti,iu , t ca. o the •als , n'coly in,SUCLI at way ',ls 11)(10,:i Y.l to apply. to', t }fro Niai,istrate* for a1..',41111 I 01 ,111(1. PelSOni Wilt) pUI hitii 1 II 1). M:ol.,lNt . t!lt — AND' Corti The 'tong. maich beiwren Crib and 'lkiliA•toons longs ',I 11l , l1:1 for T eii(irolori. sum-61 six hart !red guinea); ; that- Mf,fineux will have anotli-r o t ip.rtata.ity wresting the- latirels of the :'e.tviable title of Chanapinit.i.slEnl;laryl Anti' : -A coiisi :ot..1;!;- meetitig`ol the principal am.tiet,r. rook place ti",: lurtla~ tit Intiond's, by' appoitorntot, and it:ht, • cited t,7ttineasi . were staked Otto the hand , . tit :\ it J.ickson. - teitilitidt.r of the money is to s. made good 'on the p 7,11 of 'July, or thectlepohlt In I, 'forfeited;-stidille battle to be fought on the vit!i :SepteMber.. In the-articles it is expressed litat combatants are to light upip a twenty five at half-minute time, -excepting in the case wiict-. elther Maybe hit off , the stage, and then one Min to time to be allowed. The articles also express th:tt -the combat is not to take place within one hand: miles of London, and the set-to to bo at tkvel...c. o'clock. 'I here was some little betting of gt 1 ,1 4 ,: : ,, to pOunds, for chOice of the men. , Crib is of to Scotland in training, i n a da y or' two.. ;S..ry! fighting will probably be renewed, in consegar!ace of two-rings -having recently been broken; whilst men• were lighting. A Coroner's Inquest was held tit Pe'ethrtroudi last weelc, op the body of a young woman • nani,:t Elizabeth James ' Who had 'poisoned herseP, in con, sequenco, as! she declared to the Vicar of P...terho. 4 rotigli shortly previous to her - dissoluilon, mf ,hm. appointment in. marriage: A iier;tia of/lie d i , \va•l returned ' and the remains of the pitiable, bat ra young w.Omati were interred (•n Wedintqlay A t e r nonn upon the road reaAing fr.im Poet - n(ll'9o4 l i ;0 Spalding, about a mile from the former ed by six female rrlat ives dressed in mhito,! and vast concourse of spetiators. The deceased 'was (.;nly 2V years of age: • MARLOOK.Op6Ii-STltEija.--A rnlndros;erl i n ti lt first style of fashion, rind whDse BppL4al.ince and mariners touch lesemblod tjiose of a (.;,1 1 th., 21 , ) , ) , was yesterday fully commitivdi „for stea:hig in: th v shop of Mr.. Cole, of lianway Yard, ft voltiat.l%! 4ro oc h. The prisoner' y ,wq oborive t i t o p ut Ai brooch in hia pocket, whilst b.irgiiining for 'a mond ring ;+ and tha prqerty Wu Aukell Crum to': person, ~ R BOW.STRART.O--TitiS neighbOtgll,oo,l NV;IS day. List again disturbed by a nuintwr of ci o orders of Irish, who liad.t:orne It otu and othar places, to fight with those of St. The Magistrates had keryp;oprly direried party of the Bow - street_putratur tti attend, length.guer:eeded to clispersh)g r4ciiott:;rs, 1 . 0 ;1 several of them into otts.':ody•for 1ire:461)4 t! , il dows of a. pubho house, the landlor,t , or which h shut, up his house, and reftlied them iirpor, terday they were brought to liow-street tr,r wtami o - atioti„ when the charge bein were ordered to find bail to a.iswer tor the qtfettee a• the Se.ti;otts. The &wog Magistrate obicrved, I fin. he Fthould expeti very good and sutficieut bail. Avl auereipt at a sitnilar riot was muds 9i) Sun J:fy nigh.