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Division, felt no repugnance in acting as subordinate to him. On the contrary, heseconded him with - all his efforts, and oiniited no opportunity of displaying his zeal as well as his bravery. After he captitre o f Saragossa; /stonier Marched towards Salamanca. He was placed utider the (lidera of Getieral Souit. When King Jos .p 43, .Jourclan, arid Victor, made their escape ar Talavera, Mortier formed part of the troops commanded by Soult, which mviched upon Placentia, to threaten the rear of Laid Wellington's army. On the I,9th of Nov. I Bob, the di of the battle of ( Deana; Mortier co mmanded the 4th and sth ccrps. The Duke ot Datinati W 34.1101 morevomplaisant, than Buonaparte to the Duke of Treviso; and be says, in his Report •to the,Ministet at War, " it was impassible for any .one to behave with more bravery than the Duke of ,Treviso ; he received a contusion in the arm, bur that did nut prevent him from remaining. at she bead:of his troops.''', This jedgment of , *rules . is more conclusive than that of Buonaparte vfor.the • Jitter' extols .r humbles a General accordingiy his .:caprice; while Soult, as good ajudge.as his mister, centers only deserved praises. Mai tier contributed to the passage of the Sierra Moryna, , which •was conceived and directed, -by Soult. =Far from irnital - General - Ney, who wiallea•ro_be independent of , all "Abet authority but lest of Bunnaparie; Mar tier is delighted in having a Mentor. He has the ,good sense to. be guided by. the advice of those -Mimi) he believes to have more knowledge than .4tjtpself, The.itharafter.Of this officer is a strange mixture 4••• or n pfolpatitrited activity; In coosequeece of his ac will be on horseback 24 hours together; .*Ptif It will be with incomprehensible phlegm, without- attemptieg to remedy inconveniences 4.4' pat admit of reparalpni.--suCh is his Blorticr .pooiesses only the qualities of an ordinary funeral io; Divistoo.. His troops are kept in very „good order.; for 'which he obtained much praise in ,liattover, his genius is confined to . a very liar- Sow sphere,. tits' prouity, his , wish to oblige, the pa ,,oornal the which he takes of his troops,, and his ,airieness in maintaining discipline, entitle him to the DI %achtilera of his Ii iends and the esteeM „el 'his The war of Spain must have hint ktorrilAAanealiness,. for the course whicußOolia ha'S there, adopted is . diamerrically ,Opp4ije ;to ,Aie principles o f moderation of this (enteral. • 75 . When"Mortiet was at Cobientz in 1796, he mar ried, arwe ot the 'daughters of the Mistress of the Savage Inn. She was well 'educated, and deserves -by her virtues the attachment of her husband, in whose~ inclination to assist the unfortunate she Patti. times, Monier wonld be very useful under a'Gosern. anent purely administrative. He will heisiways out out of his' place at the head of an army. He is an ,honest Man,' a sincere friend, a brave 6Oldior i hin a very middling Generil.- - • • '1 41KRIV & , o"''''S D ubl i n s W4teitord. Due—i Guctu4or. • pAtc.:“ 01. ?till DAY A r , TWiLVB O'CLOCK. COOSUIS • • • • •• 6:4 1 OlUniUni • • iiitlis T SUN, 6c7t.104 uuitt iptc.Rot rAtsum 41.41D1AT L 0 N I) 0 IV. EItIDAY; AUGUST 9, 18 11. " llindsor-Castlo, riugust 9, 1811. }its, M.....a.5ry is much the same' as he was "y bit rduy. r► H. 1141.1 , 031), kv. " W.. WILLIS."' Some ad lifional C , diz Parrs reachedlowTi 'last night, front which we have inserted several extraas. The ankle which is,stated to .be an 'official account of-the operatiohs of General BLAKE aubsequeot to Lis separation from Lord WELLINGToN'S army, is scarcely worth any notice,: it being merely a dry detad of marches, of not the slightest importance. The account of his army having been in posies sion of Niebia is obviously untrue, and . from another palest we have the official account of what is knov: , ll to be the fat, namely, the bilurepf, :otempt. . The statement of the arrival ,of. BLAY and hii army at Cadiz tests upon the atlihccity at private Letters, it ,not being mentioned io the 14ttiliP Papers. The 'barna Letters also state, that listAX, Who surrendered fiadajoz . to the gßuGoill q , gn Officer charged with treasonable practices, and on Aiii.de-Camp of SouLr's, who were all in'pri_ .sonea at Cadiz, had, by means of treachery, effeeled their escape. We aro sorry to learn, rota the proceedings oi the Cortes, that the army in the Isle of 'Leon is no] in a satisfa6torystate, a Committee having been np• PairOed tQ inquire into .the cau,vs of their discon. tents, It is reported that Sout,T Eras ai rived with 7000 men to reinforce the besieging army before Cadiz: American I.),,pera reached tow n l a t e - this' 145.,t54 the 14th. ult. hey mention the arrival of Mr. PtNctc:4BY and Mr. FosTan„ and respetlingobeAe l i gociatiin commenced by the latter, contain tho lowing paragraphs%—. " NEW VORK; j 1. •" TuirtitiTANT.,A Gentleman arrived to this city Washington mentions, tLat the opinion of the best i clot rued persOns there, before the arrival o f m r . etas, tk.4 there would be a war with Gloat lint:1'11; that titineelkir;FoiTalt's arrival, he and Mr. A nut. .linve had several long conversations toge. 'her, one of IN i:ich listed nearly 'a day; and that it caolnien.ly beLeved that an aniicat:li 106011 01,4,11 disputas , wili take place very opted ily, , I, . ~i'' , , . , t . 1 ., , 1. ii pit! 1 1 '; if 4 if ,. .. 7 i I t l i;3 it li - I I t , '. rt • 4 t r J v si 1 : .1 i t ..,. J ', Icl /1 ~.,~ I I I U We fervently hope this Itlform4tiot may 'rolite col red.—Freeman's Journal." " li/LX 12., ((From the F ed rat iteptiparan.) " ItEt.siqo NS %%ATLI Escmkini.....-Circuinstances have reached our knowledge el a nature to prOdUce a settled opinion, that the principal negociotion with, Mr. FOSTER ha commenced, but a rupture or Sus pension of further discussion has taken place upon sotne — ,preliminary pOint, which will. not be resumed until fUrt bet inslruaions from Ent;landi- "Ltitters from Washington state, that the Pres'. dent's Proclamation, convening Congress.on the first Monday of November next, will appear ,in .a few days ; and that the President will •recoromend 'to Congress the extension of the Nun-Intercourse Law to Vrance." The Adelaide cartel, has arrived' at Iron) Moriaix, with an American messenger, charged with diipatclies. • . The Lelithn,, arrived at Liverpool from New York, whepeo she sailed the Alb ult. has brought an a t:outit of the arrival in Amerie:), Iwo or three Week , , previous to her departure, of Mr. FOSTEit and Mr. The 'following decree has heen.igsoed-,at Monte vich;o . • FROM: IFIS EY.CE:I 4 LENCY: TIM VIORROY •OF TiIESE PROVINCES. • " Every ship or vessei,mtvigating this river, pin,- vided with a licen , .e.from t he Junta of Buenos Ay resi,, shall be considered lawful prize ; and ,this ordt r is to be deemed retrospetitive from the commencement (4 the Revolutionary GpVCrilitiellt iu that city. J . lll foreign strips laden in the ports subjed to the said Junta, are to proceed to Montevideo, there to discharge . the public duties, and to, give an tic• count of th , irploccedings m the said ports. Those winch shall sail .for, Europe, or to other ports, re. gardless of this ord r, will. sutler the conserraetices of their disobedience. , " Every ship !hot shall have entered the said ports subiectio thelonta of Buenos Ayres, posterior to sth March last, the day mentioned to the:English Masters of vesselS, shall become lawful 'prize, as ignorance, cannot, be pleaded of our declaration of war, and is sufficient time has been conceded for their departure. (Signed), " XAVISTI ELIO. JVAN.BAUTISTA ESTKLLItti, Set."' The China fleet has brought home two million's sterling, in dollars, (win the Chine4e Goiernment, to purchase naval stores ; a measure' never known to have been adopted before by the Chinese 'Govern ment. 'His Majesty's ship Fortunde, Capt. Vansittart, has captured and sent into Cork, the Ametidrin ship .111etrur, of and tor Philadelphia, from' Bourdeatia, ►aden. with titandy, w►ne, and silk ; she was taken 011 the 26th ult. and arrived .at Cove the 2d inst. Wnria, arrived ,at . Liverpool on the 7th init. from New York she sailed on the 16► h ult, antl brings an act:plant that Mr. Fosrart And Mr. PiNxNEy had .arrhed between two and tl►rrrr weeks Wore. • , • - The Sylvia cutler is.arrived from Madras with. dispatches. We regret to state, that they announce the death of Admitai'DttuttY, just as he had corn. pitted the, nayai preparations fo r .the expedition ag„pinst Java, which was on the point of sailing. , It was expeOod, that the as and Be'vgel. dups, would sad (tired fium the !wirier place about the !Mier 'iod of Mareh, tindt.l- convoy of the Di(Male frigate, of 50 gons. • The following is d cnrrea htt of paisengers ly the uudernamiotied 001: — 'Per AR ISTO N —Mr. PlOWden, writer'; Miss Sophia Ttrinwr, an infant., Per Az. k - Mr. and Mrs. Mingay t Ensign LOA Mr. 1, Alleu, late fourth'ollicer or the E tninnstone, Per (2 L' F r N,ELL. s • Lieutenant t. Maugnas, Bombay Ma rine , Don (ennuis, from Manilla. Per Ex —ColOnel Williamson, Christoutier Wten, Esq. Civil Soviet,. and Lady, Mr, Tintbrell, Captains Pasley, Cibson 'Barnes, Courant Lieutenant,Byers and Lady, Captain H. Garden, late of tlto shirr han Camden, Mr. J,. Minnikeri Lieutenants Lord, Cocksedge., c;rant, Newman; Nlessrs. Llarke,,Endorsby, Mew's, - Hallett, banes, troin Ceylon,. Mr. Taylor and tarnily. Per ,W.AX W. Roberts, supercargo, Cain; Beaty. The official kind of manner in which the Abbe CIIA tiyir,trTtlitt contradicted the report of on intended marriage between ;an English . gentleman .and the daughter of LAICISM ,BUONAr4RTit, seems to imply that the Abbe thought such an union would be de grading to the latter. Every true. English gentle. man, we,trust, is of a different opinion, and inclined to adopt the converse of the supposition. 111 r. SYPIiNJIAM has btOuglit:over a French lisle, the history of which is as follows Eagle bearer was shot in the month, of March last, and fell into. the.Alvrt, when the enemy, under Massenw,, precipitately passed :that river, closely pursued by our troops. This - cireumstqnce•waa.knoWn to Lord Wellington at the One,- and .attempts were made to find thek:Agle but the river being then vety full, andi he pursuit olth? French contirmed, no further nctice was tal.tet, 'of the Matter, tilt recently, when a reward being offered; for the finding; oi the Eagle; it was fished out by some PottngtWse, 'And is now .41 England. The standard of the Eagle ha s m an y marks of shot in it. Mr. Muoi,E, generally styled AN CliaOst i MoOlt has, we underhtand, .presented a Diana tp 0 1 4 Pro .prietors of the. Lyceum, , The poetical genius and . leartiing of ,thiS Gent:ern:tn are well known, and • therefore sornetlihig of a .superibr quallty may be expeaed from his pep, though it svoul4 not he sur prising if. it were to prove crtuiere to t;ici Yet, fronl the experience and obseivation of this writer in various countries, he rill indeed - he sttps posed to be' thoroughly 'acquainted with the popular taste and charaaer.. - 'Ib:CU:DON and Mrs. DICkONS are, still warbling • to the good people of Dublin. MN. Mpl.ftiTAINT has resigned .ber situation at Vauxhall, on account of the more.aaive duties of the Lyceum; She is now one of the very Dem of our vocal performers, as well 'as a very likteres;ing adrebs. NT,VVS. „Pdvitft v Atia. flight the hintii*irtd btitiJnd fleet from ihe Ea 4 to the Whole of Fixt een sail; pained by foli the Rirer L also the ,hip Savannah, Capt. Surra, (rum Charles- on. • YARMOUTII,• P /4.—The Baltic fleet is -announced, and a part of is In sight between this place and Lowestoft, .but the Weitive* is so very thik, few of • tlir-rn are to be • seen. It is neatly calm - and they, wilt be obliged to anchor durind the ebb -tibe, _ Sailed the Calypso sloop of war with dispatches for she Baltic. • DEAL., AUG. S.—Arrived the East India fleet consisting of 12 sail, under convoy of . his Majesiy's ship lielliglicur ; .also ar ivied his Majesty's ship Zealous 10 join t he tiro off Flushing. .. Ftve O'CLOCK.--The 'whole of the indnitnen re-• main except the rhomus Greiwil(e, which is iled fur the River. • PORTSMOUTH, AUG. B.r---Arrived liuyal Oak and America Iroin off Clierbourgli; DAkTbIOUTII, AUG. 7.—Arrived - the bytefore yesterday the cartd, from: Morlitix, with three Irish Priests on board, • - Arrived to-day the Adelaide cartel, from Mor laix, with an American Mossengealiariecni . it is yati.;lie.s. The Adelaicle cartel has brought over se.; venal French and American Genthmen, also the • lion. Capt. • The.ridetaide :Jailed again for Morlaix this after. noon. • I)()ETRY. Tl l 4. .61ANG I.: OF ES9gX CC NIAITTEt • }FW\I TWELVE TO TIIREE. When.our Essex reforming Corninittee - WetechOsen, Thej were, like the Ariostlcs, in number a do2en; 11.4t,a snug tittle Trio have taken their places, And the dozen Apostles are fhree gracciess Graces. *SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. HUNTINGDON ItACF.S. TursbAy, AUGUST 6. . , A sweep:A...II:LA of Ico. General Gtosvehor's ch. c. Copenhagen. by Meteor . t Lord Suffield's b. b, by ft aibmsio . $ Sir Charles Bunbury'e b. Cressida . a 3 Mr. Poyntz's"ttattnah 4 • 4 A good race. The Portholm Stakes of Sags. each, hf. ft. Lord Grosvenor's barrosa, by Vermin 1 Major Wilson's b. c. bolter . . • 2 Wilke of Graft Wei b. C. Whalavrfre , Won with ease. %VII) Nh3 II I. The Gold Cup. Lord Suffield's Ambrosio . . Uenefal Ohslow's Ast.ulapius - • . a Gmieral Grosvenor's Copenhagen - - 3 Lord Satldwich's Hannan . • • - - 4 The 701. Plate was won.by Lord Suffield's Ambrosio, at two il4t4C3.—A good WC. NOTTINCMAM RACES. TU . **DAV, AUCUST 6. His Majesty's - Plate of wogs. for horSes, &c. of all ages. Four.yeatolds carrying zest. 414„. ti , : e.year.olds, t ist. 616. ;,hi x - year.olds, 120, ; anti used, ' test.. alb. The bes; ut 11.111 , 0 tour-male- heats: , . Mr. Tray's hi. c. Pleader, 4 yrs old.l .. est. 4tb. • r I Mr. Andrew's b. It. Discount, 4 yrS old, rut." r . 2 dr .Same day, a Plate or sol. given by the Members of the Comity, (or three-yoir ! olcts. . ' wits to .carry Set. • 31b. ; ;hltics„.l3:3. ane.rlla heats. .' r,Robtilstin'c b. e, Hector, by Hyacinthus, Sit. 31b. 4' .1 1 ‘ii,N't M. S}l4..s's b.' f. .Leun Forte. by p.itgle. )sst.: . t .3 a It_ Benison's b. 't. Croaker,. 6lly Croaker, by.Sdnenn, i gst. 4 5 3 , iv; Al r,l;kitit's b. c.' by Young Whisky, tim 316. . 33 de Mr. Sts,fon'ssch. E. Folly, ay Yolvig Drone, Bst. S 4 'l' 'Mr. Clifton's b. f. Gifu vind, by bit' Ulie, ilst. a 4t ZARNTT RACES' The Maiden Plate cif- sot. Air Non-winners. Mr. Burgh's Sttidraway Mr. OranPC'S Cll. t. Sorcerer - . 2 Mr. liryatit's Lash . Slit to 4on the winner. . • , . A ll.indicap Plate for all 'ages. - Mr. Pearek's Fusco) dr Mr. Wisatherall's Eaton FOstals threw his rider after w i nning heat, and he was unable to-ride again. Fuscus was the favourite: A Subscription Sweepstakes,. so guineas each. mr; • ild . •- 1 Nir. foriles 4cialeo . . . Romeo the favourite. Langley's Mat o' the Mint, beat Mr. flykie'.; two n iii for 'too guineas. Dutt..—A duel took place on WecifieSdaymorn— ing in a I,vheat-th.kl, at .I.3rgininnu r between Capt. "Liv***, of the:Goards, and on of a respectable :tradesman at Chelsea. Alter the exebabge' of two shots, Captain 'apologiicd, and the affair was adjusted. Sundey . last,. the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Git)ucester lie d sit ordination in that Cathet,itel, when the following Genticineu A ens/ s —Thomas William M'G' wire, A.B. of St. Pe ters College s Camoritlge 1 and 1110111. W Hinxinan. Gate, Wt l Xetqf Collc e, ON tad. • ij Rev; tVl,4t. Rolleston, . 'A.. M. ?alloy. , of uni. versity college, Osiiiid • s Rev. Thommik:utt, A.8.;.0t ita itvi College, °Afoot ; itev. Andrew Quicke, A. 13, .FellOw otjslevti College, ' Oxford; Rev, :tuba l'kylor, A.M. of OhM. versify College, Oxford ; and Rev, Martin Sadys Walt, A.M. Student at C liCot Church, Uittoni. The wheats have already begun cuttiiig.in Heris, ent t and Surrey, anti•are of the. besi profiuce, both !Or the 4raitf-and the straw. The . quantity vu the h',llllfoi lands has been the greate.t ev6t kiiown t , frurteen acrQs, tihy-lour loada have been pro duceti, of a ton each. . . , . The influence of the sun upon grain liai been .great.,within:ihe last few days. 'flip= - wlif - a " r""1 1)41 commenced g4-nerally. Tice craps ink: et...4y wileo.;.innsi promising and abund.inc, O , ii , k in 41"." - my amiluality,•ai l d on: some Ini(,,ti tflcy ford the / alcatot oVQI known. tillNDStit, /VA. 8. Ire§terady, his Royal i-Lg liness the boice ot Yokt: took leave of her MAIESTY about four u'Llvc4; fOettilitliOn. *- /0,4 .„,„. ~ *,--TC.r OAIESTY aid PRINCESSES ofter.ounier took 'ilieli' dstlia 3 ileitioon's excursion, in Froginoreger. .9 1 04 3 . '14 :clf!ink tea, and at eight o'clock returned IdlilleAhfl6; "1`". ~. . la Aftitra "this day ai twelve to the.GlUggl,,, 1,-11, PRINCE REGENT, and his'aiyal'Highiiesillie uut, of. CUMBERAND. ' • ' . . ~ .. .... ... . their ',.lual Lnarni ne $ Nes; Tlits 'morning, trernendonc,thonder, 1;041, end heavy rain,* Oreveniedille PRINCESSES WWI . . aw.......••••,..1 ' ' A PANTHEON AIEETIA, .--.-- _ In consequence of An ?dlitri;sCrilent frameslirel ,C.,:i-f-oki."l-Lic., II Meeting of Gentlemen %0• 0 I"' .tl-6.1,1i5,c4 the ...NATIONAL. INSTIT'UTIO, Villicb‘ ll' a .90v4!crd "!wa.r4s.4,l,siatiii.„isnxion ►tiel'opilitose a , e i t tf, , led yesterday .at.,.that plsoe, to the tiplOct 01 ~beet ttoily ;• among. Whant wrioialsh.seihi.'"l° .., efe i lifts ested 11, kite. 4 e ,build: 04 u f .I),ell:Pn.', `}'heal IC, aild to iliA.,. ;Opefti t fliiibe, :-ii 6higx..,, e i ach ?coon wo. dematide.l.foradinismea, but 401 not appear tira: Is* tituney, ~.,is colleCted 0 a Slib i, 'script lop' I. '' ';`,i',u'r.; CittaiilLi.s, tholigl),:6 1101 ler vviirdk; signuird, 'nat:it should .he renna c tl, 1 s eents 10 iliiVC bect),..iii;eilded. lor liilc;io4l.l°, 4elksre flie 'proposed subjq.l fordtletissibti * 0 ''' troduk.ecl, at Petsir'p brought a written 444 P: t u,,,ltittg .111:Ai the • businets- tor oliicti pherfittl• w ,is e ,,iivrAILII - Had beet) priVately sc tiled; ,iiii ttiroic; lore that , tt Wl-15 reirl,tect tanni:c.o,saiy. I 1) : 1 ci ' AI ordinary, atilt. e'afralier lf,Calritelit 0) rtF coat?,Prs.i: rurally rxrited surptise and rt:ogestirt A , t''',, i l l o i f t . man ii.ttmed 11.1.1 NT N its fcqdciiaLti ;to hike tor ",., I ,i :Nit% HUNT read tho."3,l,l,,,,.rittienwlit, by ;',,,, WC!! „ C , ili44A/41:11.,444ASVIYIbiOrisit*-', 14,1114: ; 10 ope . ll the jappoed, ,pt.rpvse ..0. 9i9...-!•-':,0( sAben•Colonc.l Gstivit..L . a arrtved. fie siAt ,4 ' l ' .o he had called 'be Nieetiog wit:i a view to vAl , ,,i i l hiq Tight . and tit le to conyert the P.inthe3l 4,10„, '1111"40; but some private conulowicitiolt3lta ifil oefetl-: t (re c xplaria, ion unnecessary, 0p010`,41.31 Lheible..he had given, andsignifyia r, tio l '' ' „ I '„ op AP I ' been confined by g ..co ., - ' . . .....: . .. illne ss ., , r., t... , , )-- to p beirilien put several tpdStiolts to Col°l'ecd .filjt )'L1.t.8,,, frotn, the result. of which it APO''''.`: oil the Col.pnei Aiu.'i Oaf abandoned itis inlchoo;l4,l his license .was tor a 'year to Come, '11 1 "" i 'f il , I ,i; ir intended Performers were,. by the 0 i 1: ts , fol oense, to be under . 17: years of sge, ° iSu , PART,m9.voi; , the Life • Lord Chatobecku°,`,,,,,gra bletnan7,Who,e.oliar.-4.:ter Was in ille'big"'st'a 4,11 rcfipirahl4,' and'' -whose' deVout NW' 1'00)0 ~v1.`..,' o-tuld have, been induced. n) gr"" 0 .0 0 liceliSe, it. is ditticoli to conceive, at 11 tj'et,., or ~.:, . , ~ De ealc4iated to 'breed up child:en' to ilisiil4'''6o. n 1041 , considerable sutu fort hat license. lOiliglit 0, topic o f surprise ; for hir. SII COPAN, it f t o of esl l . litVadiultilic4Ljel lugcBl,l'll:6oltit'litiadl.et'r%re%tidiraiiiieh.o ladidillolarirt:3lttullilisre.irf 'SuibillalaitvEleB:idituf:sAtcw,rwl:tiaillica6lll;l:lllit'llicill'lgdpic::°::::;" to support the legitimate putpo,es 0 1 ',,,' 11,10 than purchase a license confined tOßartelfr".. .• \tr , , :. pear . a --- lii ti.. glur4d of th e buiinesit ap . 1 111 1 1 0 Y Gapos, the chief pronxiter of - the :44'wntiotitOs ticht, had but relinquished his right ta the, ,it tl and,t rusted that lie' might 'still he able ; t 1 ; ilf‘'' establistunent into Oteeuliuo. Aft. c(4:,,ti,i.04 ceeded in his questions, and in.the cPur,f, Colullt; servo , ions . pointed out the OliSlacles a' IP:4 t ve:' GitaviL.Ls proposed entertainment tuiftliefil,,t, :' the way of the re -building Of .Ditityri",t: I F 0,0i.!,' At length Colonel Gitrsto.s, oppares.l:)sorrti u. a d apy very substanti.ll rea50,,,.4 ii , v i i i . olP' 4 ,, , his ,frittuse,,4itlictrenr ; and COI: (-Y•Nti•,.o,v a fetr lesoltitions, purporting that Col' `,,,,;),5.•!' lAA? wa:3 occ-ttless with respect to Italitniveoviquil re.i tolY.D.tocers, it there Was Areacli ' i ll i t i l e e l , l rderitlol that kind, , 'upon a huge sc3l',iebt'l.l trupolis 1...--that it might interfere ‘citil 1,,3,,:c 0,-. tog of Drury Laic Theatre ; ---111.11 if 3 , f . : ,..0 dA it required in that part of 'lOO tow100`,(,; ~,,042,! theon shaod, it ought to lie, fiintirled 0, 1 : 1 L . ,' s 0 , uti , ' Patent lit I'los,t.”istott of the prorte'("jr, iii3O,L).", rhealres, 'and inr the. regnlar 'and ratlott..,ilirc, b,,,0t and finally, Ilad it Vkouid rcildcs in:l4o,e to .0 torts v;hioly had been ,mado .ti, pro'',,,,,ichilvl hl isl linen; of the National Institution, tiocielit yr.! Chtleki.A ill itg l'irogleal for twilit of &Y 0,0,,i1J1' was outtnently entit•ed ~.:. evP tcriillljchriduce in ,pk.;blie, Advinilat, 0. , ~40, .1 , rl'la,-",c flesolutivitS.tvere eltiiiiiinwle-IxY,ii.eni, NVi4.- tunrwr -eotii;locid ,4,illit),lt, l ' , or', I . ° /. beaiiiistuncuirence in these 80. 10.10,:,,,, _ ..E .. . a in i i nOttling 'ot the t wilit Ludes who tireohti 0 is'o`o,,.e.re. reviVal. of Drury I.'aue l'lle3ft.et• ;:too,ilial, lillbPi dur:ed totruin and liiis,- 1Y I s lid prolPble . ' 1) ' hcial're u lts of Sible tur a otoinent to tutu} , r d ,_ n r . oi , 10 suppUrt, Lilly 1 the usaful 004, (Atonic:al genius and slid', oijosi'n,eo, 0 410 p,, . v ;,, a generation of age 3 Jtj woo, j, oder ii ii 1 1 they .feaelp the age of :17'„ perorilial‘", Galati-La's license, be whollY r. . ...------' • - .- r o'iica b y The superb st ,_, . !oat) via 1 . 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