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"4 IfII ANT SARACEN, AND NOBLE 1p 4..* - NIOOR. which Piece twenty H„ rtes w ill perform diversExer cisesby Twelve celebrated Lquestrians. TO .. A new Song, by Mr. 10 . N ES. , 11 ".kkh Will be added, the favourite Pan mime, wilt!. 41:41.1141Nitichanical Changes particulirly the Vlieltt o f 44,.itliLl1),ititytti round t h e wit. ke called Dome of the Theatre, ~ • ' HARLEQUIN'S AMOUR pl ace , laPr., loi'l.t.i R AND EUROPA. , li Three, ,4 hi , : i te. iitn at the Aittphitheat4t from Ten ti ..itlt.,. "('' be kePt longer than Elalf.pst Seven.—Half. ialfaist Eight.-- No Mtnie ' r'e""nel. ' ,. ,, fi1i8 E',erting, The TvcAnt S a racen, with Harlequin's 'law on Monday next Harlequin in China. --i 'ERRONEOUS STATEMENT CORRECTED. AN erroneous Statement ot the Sentence of the Court-Martial lately held at Chelsea-Hospital, on Lieutenant-Colonel G. jOHNSTON, having been printed in the Newspapers, we think it our duty to insert an authen tic Copy of that Sentence GENERAL ORDERS, - Horse-Guards, ztl July, art. At a General Court:Ma:llA, held at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, on the 7th May, (Sit, and continued by Adjourn- , ments .te the slit Of lune following, Lieutenant-Colonel Johnston. Major of the toad Regiment, was arraigned upon the under-mentioned Charge, viz.—, _ " That Lieutenant-Colonel George Johnston, Major, as aforesaid, did, on or about the 26th day of January, tBoB, at Si amy, in the Colony of New South Wales, begin, excite, cause, and join in, a Mutiny,' by putting himself at the head ot toe New South Wales Corps, 'then under 'his Comm and and doing duty in the Colony, and seizing and caused to be seized and arrested, and imprisoning and causing to be itn prisoned, by 'means of the above-mentioned Force, the person of William Bligh, Esq. then Captain General and' Governor in Clue; in and over the Territory of New South Wales." Upon which Charge the Court came to dm following de. cision: " The Court, having duly and maturely weighed and con. .1 sidered the whole of the Evidence adduced on the,Prosecu tion, as well as what has been offered in Defence, are of opi nion that Lieutenant-Coronet lirlinston is Guilty of the Ad of Mutiny.as described in the Charge, and do therefore sell tenee-him to be Cashiered." His Rtbykt Highness the Prince Regent, in the name and on the behalf ot his Majesty, -Was pleased, under all theccir curnstahCes of this Case, to acquiesce in the SenteAce of the. Court. - The-Court, in passing a Sentence so inadequate to the enormity of the crime of which the Prisoner has been found Guilty, have apparently been actuated by a Consideratiati of the novel and extrauritinary circumstances, which, by the eYidence on the face of the proceedings, may have appeared to them to have existed during toe Administration of GOvernor Bligh, bOth as effecting the tranquility of the Colony, and calling for some itnmecliate decision ; but although the Vrinee Regent, admits the principle undet which the Court have allowed this consideration to act in mitigation of punish ment which the crimeol . Mutiny would otherwise have tug geSted, yet no circumstances whatever can be received by his Royal, highness in . full extenuation of -an .assumption, of }Lower, so subversive of every principle of good order and discipline, as that under Tvlikli Liciitenant.Colouel johnstou . has been convicted'. ' ' • The Commander in Chief directs that the Charge prefer red against Itetnenaut - Colonel frimston, together with Ow Sentence of the Court, acid his Royal Highness the Prince - Reg,ein't, pleasure thereon, shall be read at the Head ot every Regiment, and entered in the Regimental Orderly Book. gy Command of his Royal I lighness The Commander in Chief, • HARRY CA''..VERT, Adjutant-General. IXCHEQUER, gILL OFENE, FREACH P.loEng. yuly 27, IRst. All Extheesor.Bills, dated In tie Month .74, IS r PARIS, luLi , To ITTS HIGHNESS THE PRINCE at' NEUVCIiiTS4 TO BB PAID OFF. 'THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS di His Mil- JESTY's TREASURY having given Direelions jos pay ing of the Principal of the above-mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Interest due thereon, at the Ekcheyner Bill Office, ix the Receipt of Exchequer, Mw Palace lard, Westminster, on Menday, th e 26th. Day of August, tgrt, Attendance will be given daily (Sun. dips and Holiday; excepted) until and including Saturday, tbi rotbday of August, from Ten o'Clock in the Morning all One in the Afternoon, for the putposeofreceivingthe resin. And for the greater dispatch; the Bearers of the said Bills are desiredota bring separate Lists o/ each description of Bills, containing the Nsastbers in Mune. rical Order, acCording to their a espialve Dates, wish the principal ,Sums and Interest due, thereon, computed from, but excluding the Days In which !hey are rispeetivelY dated, ttrthe said 26th Dayof August, inclusive, when the I:attest will cease; and the said Bearers (being Iloliterl so not,/, are indispensably required to in dorse each Bill with their usual Signatures.; and to write their Name: and Residence at the bottom of each separate List ; and trey are moreover req:iired to attend the Al-chequer Bill (.!ffice for Plynteut, and to receive the New Bills, and give the Rec., for t he same. AND IVAGRAIII. . . - liaitajos, F4.' Mossmbintrti.—Yesterday all the cavaltyof 04' ariniesOt Portugal and of the Sotit si'Vere titarc.tiect to reconnoitre the enemy's line. The 'Marshal buLe of Raguha direaed General Monibrun upo.. CittnpJ Mayor, where ,he. fuend .I,tinio Portuguese horse, and s .two There wits no engagement ott this poii4,t I had ordered Gen. Latour 111 , ,,int Nur , t o dircti the column of dragoons - commanded General 13ron towards Villaviciosa; .tie encountered n' ene my, and returned without having pushed on so tar asthatplace. General Latour Naubourg hav,ing crosscd the fordsOl the Guadiana, between Juramenlyr and itsq mouth of the Caza, with the teat e f the cavalry of the army of the South, advanced straight upon El va l .: .The column on the right, commanded by G-neral Bliche, occupied tor sonic time five Engl , s-11 srin I drons, which were opposed to it t whiie ibc. brit.:,+Jd o 1 General Bouvier-des-_Eciats, at the head eatwilich was the' tst reg ment of, the Visin;zl2, ruancinvred on _ _ if any .f the Holders of the afiwcsaid Bills should be desirous of receiving payment of the Principal and Interest, previous to the said z6rb Day of iluga.it, they may be accommodated, on computing the Interest to the Day on which they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills for examination axe day prior , thereto. • Such Persons as may be deiirour of having New Excl4uer Rills in whole or In part Pay:next of Principal, upon marking New Bills, and mentioning.the Amount, at the bottom of their Lists, delivered on or before the loth Day of August, mei be accommodated with New Bills, carrying an Interest of Three.Penee Oitir:Parthing by the Day, on every One hundred POunds,-. nchich said NeW Bills will bear Date the said aoth. Day of August, and will be delivered oh Irednerd.iy, she 28th Day of August, and the following Days. • • N.B. All Excheliier . Bills dated prior to yu.iy, a oi have been advertised to be pali ojf, and the Interest thereon has ceased. their right. This movement :iticceeded ; t ,vo squa drons of the i tth regiment, called the English tight Horse, and of the liauoveriah Hussai were des troyed ; 3 officers, and, i5O horsemen, with their horses, rectuined in our powei; the.enetiiy.had bee sides a goird many killed, NA a great, nut ber Wound? ed. The 8d and tuth, were principally coglged; this atiair. does ;hem honour. C6lP4el was slightly wounded, ankf alio t 0 horsemen. Tvil O,thpr , English squadrons retuained;at distance, and didmot choose to engage, ~ According to the„, information which Lou beer. collected, it would appear that there has: been a so paratioli of the allied army., It is said, that the Spa n•ShtroOps, command e d by General, 13lalte, are re turning towards the mouth of the ,Guatliana, and the coun:y . al . Niebla; thatthe ErigliSh :and PorttA guele have alr eady filed off troops toward the Tv . . gus, Lind sent tliCir , baggage tO Li hou ; 'hat Lord Wellington has direeeu tits marcit to`v.ards Lisbon . ; and that the enemy have sent'to that city mhkeili.dir 8,000 sict . .. or woinhied,.. Cie ari Ival of a bl 6. reinforcement fccttii Eugtsntf is libTo‘eutiotincii which wai landed a t , .v days ago at Lisbon. Tho t with ti;reliec r iz betore:Elvas, of which '1 have j‘..ist tpoken, had joined the attuy three'days - lan,, Vic. 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For the information of Pariiament, and .11e 0s of Families, I, ETT ERSadtliessett w Nlie Prendergost, Lsq. M. P. &c. t,n t lie Present State ot Mt:tilt:hie in Great Britain.'itutl the i yosition presentril to its troproviunent, as a Si:knee, by the .London College of Phyieim u i i with a contii,,tett Vietv o f the tuul Progress of Surgery anti Pharmacy, our 4 ,:rainpett v the Fame illiberal Itestitcti..iiis. b I:+,ll,att iteeetOW.l).•Meintre.l alt he C011e44 of St.igi.:olis, . . Lord WeliingtOP s . On the 4tatte, bad ready hig head-quarters at Portaiegre. More. than. 8Q0(? Rick alit:l:wounded Enghili 11'4! beet) twat off to Lisbon, .with tiie Welty baggage. . The Spa niardsfhave separated trwo thvitt,,atitt have uaarci-A towaids the-11)0001 of the Guadiana. • ~ Ihe remains of six Erigiish regiment; which were destroyed in the battle of Albuera are terorpi4d to England. There were left Of these re, itnetits only some officers and subalterns; According to inhumation colleaed fl - rito the in: habitantS, ihe iti that battle, had 6500 mett killed, t,voundeil, aild -taken. Many of the wound ed are dead, The Spaniards and Po rtuguese 4000 men. The loss of. the eneirty WaR triple ones. ail) night also: of Alia t 7th, the enemy had Ix vnit his retreat ;• and he would have recrossed the Guadiana, had I thonght it right to continue the at tack ; but the juncrion . bt the SpaniardS, on which I, had not , calculated, having pleseuted too grcat. rt mass of troops, I did - not think it proper to .clo so. I had besides been informed, that the-siege of Bata' had been laisek and that the artillery had beeiti withdrawn, whlch "gave me a .re splte . of twu itnutithi to come to the relief of that frirtroSs. The Englidvare very much 'dissatisfied with Go neral Bero.tbra; who .has been su'vinided and sei , t io-England,,for-having'exposed the Engli6h troops, and spared thesPoriugneaa and Spaniards. It is true that the laver, who were „more numcrons, ‘vero. 10=4 exposed, than the.Etiglish, and- soirerid less loss. A. grearnurnber of deserters frail the array come is to us, 'They 'Alt assert, 'that the En;'- fish feel 'their inability "to support the contt•st Spain'; arid 'every thing inducts me to . think, the, when ' the . 4rtny of reserve, which your . flightless bas.announeeci 10 inee'sbali have arrived upon Al meida, therwill be Convinced of the itripobsibility even of maintaining thernselves.at Lisbcn. The' English have eiPeriaticed a great want of provisions and of Money. Money is bermthe ery stare With them ; they no longer sontet- it wirtt the same profusion. Titry aftribvite Jl)4 to ilia utt4 favourable state - of the exchange. The breaches in the fortiii4 of rlalijoi are re 4 pairing with the greatest - The place Eef been revidualled fer seven tnontha r we'have just ilisctmefed a new magazine 160,000 weight of guni powder, which` had been . conceatett. in the vaUlt4; 1 hare cathed Oliventa to be razed. I am, &c. The Marshal Duke of basmATIA. Gelierad-itt-Chiet of the Army ct the 'South, Mars - hal Sitchet, after the copturt of Tarragona, repaired to Barrelentr, , by way of ';n4 Frauca abfl