The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-09-04 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, BEI'II3I)3ER 4

LESS NUWBERS 'WORE PRltsi,
As ADDITIONAL PRIZE of 20,0001.
AND TICKETS AND NIIAKES CHEAPER,
AT ETTON'S.
No. s, CORN/lILL, near the MANSION HOUSE.
THE pre.teot Lottery. to be drawn October 19,
Ineladra Five rriaes of 41),fincil by which the Chita e
again's% either of those Capitals is Wirt-eased Doe.roortit.
Tickets and Sheers w II SHORTLY RISE, therefore an
mediate purchase will prove a certain savinz, at EYTON'S,
Coriihili, who gold, in Sixtec4 Sixteenth., the only 50.441.
Mize shared in the la.t Lottery. No. 2;763; tint in the few
prece,ling months Capitals to the amount of gici,ooul.

tool, or is some
Rem with •omt- of
as • gralltrin•
&Jai its to be al

If Ike spree-
lire shall nut
kave •weed two
years is /he is-
&tier clue.

18W.

r nther ortitable p:
)fthc Officers, awl I

tri of lb. Air: ler
JC treatc.ti, lu Hsi

Hawed A pirn.ntii-e
li the appre.t.
lice shall have
neared Iwo years
is that claw.

of the Snperior CI
If the sipprest.
Ike shall have
served tbi ea
vents i■ that
class.

P 4.41
;recto,

Susi

Ist year
24 year Ist year
ad year 24 year tat year
alb year ad year 44 year
Mb year 4th year ad year
Nary.-Ogler, Jane 25, 18 i 11.
tith year nth ye.or
rpifF: Principal %leers end Cununissiqwers •of ...t6 yes, I att. yaw
Cilia year I ;itis year I
ls. /fit Majesty's Year hereby !Tie,. Norice. 1t,,, a Pin. V.
Edmeariag hat Ives Pita/Sighed at P.r kor.ell Ner./1 {'thee nf I Open Men their return from sea, until they eta he appointedis ronionprmee of Vireenette haring oecurred. they
life •Ea. rSI li-.ll'. Dack••./ at Pawem tseittA, for a Superior Cora of - -
shall be employed a. Overseers °lshii," hilinliiiff, In val.' log
A. penterrl to Shirter,Rate.
That the anniber of otattent• in the superior class of ship- 1 the M"ler Shilnetight in thedilfrrent Yards, and their auist"
'frights' appreatice. shall, in the Boat instance, In: Insisted to ems or foremen ;in she mould tort, water the timber maitre I
1 or is any other situation in whirls the Master. fiblorriglo:
pile:wive,
ahntewprilrl,triait4e,nabiilyp hichminterh.eaa....rleireto.syer,e,oin,ty:Lret.
crThse
any hue ereasion to trophy them, wish the approbation of
, the Couiraissioner : during that interval they shall hare I snl.
etwelert who may have previously served in the inferior rheas 1, par atropin i and if
sash
,ir.nrir.
shosm
in, bvpc. for
of apprentice, in His Majesty's yards for the apart of two
I three yeas. after their return, they shall them have tool. rr
year,, it shall be oily six sears; and only hive years fur it
student who may have previously oicry..4 in the said class fee minims until they he provided for.
the space of three yew. In order that the services of young men, whose education
-
has been °viewed at • cuundtruble es,neoce to (lavernement,
An iustrector is the theory of Natal architeetuve will M.
, may not be lost on the exliration of their apprenticeship,
added to the present establialimeat of • the !loyal Nasal
College, to aline: particelarly lathe lustreetiou of this class they shall each of them, previously is their antra in the
I Yard, be required to end two sureties, to cuter iretrabood le
of apprentieen 1 the amount of :mei. and in the t smoker an alsprentire bring
The candidate. for admission most produce certificates
- discharged fur einseroulust, the augment of the bond, or sit
sound two respectable physicians, or sorgeons, that they are of
sound health and conetttotion, an I likewise proof form the , inelneechieZ it u:i.useialLeitirterunt.ibef),lGui 'terra:it for. the "Knee
register of the pariah iu which tbey were burn, of their bent% i The
object
i.f eiiii.
ie.i,ieei... i 71.7 ` , ..
improve toe qualifies-
at least fifteen, mid not more than seventeen years of eke; . •
I Ilona in tie iiiiiperrighls la the Dork•yards, and thereby to
excepting candidates from among the aliipirrielets' app.'s- ;
Nees of the yard, who may be adlilltl,Al if they shall sot , insure,fi n immersion
_of.ertificees, form among ohms offices.
1 he steseviiititimpf niesleraneliailfet •, fur twit,
_lke. windy"
hasreoservet more than three years of their time. Candidatt •
selected, good from those Ow appoostineeita of the sopersor
shall be examined en the drat Wednesday hi November is eii nie .1. u.....i,,. ..._ii I. ,
~., the
each year, by the Professor of the Royal Naval Cailege, Navy,et . ". . . J.. • •-•"- .)"' , and g"r"lur ""
sill mattes/00c be wads.
assisted by the Instructor ill the Theory of Novel Arrbi-
The slay of o samiiiatiito is fixed for the float Wednesday in
teeter', is the preseafe of the Commisatorser of the Yard, a,
._,_
_, i„ ,‘. ,iiiie . e .
in , tett)). A cartels utoulser
the Lisutenant.Gorersor of the College, aud Master Ship- "We."'"'.ne"" "'* '. 'n
of appreistoes no* to the Dock. yards are to be caromed (ruin
aright, who shall joiutty report the result of the examine- -
I mama' labour to prepare theesseivre fon the examMation •
How to the I.ords Cionniisaissuers of the Admtralty, carefully 1 .....1.1.1 Lc' • of the I'd •r I Gum'
........s pa..se entice
inserting the timers of the candidates in successor*, accord- ;
i those trim isteud to become candidat avid of the day
ing to their ream t live merits. i surb._„„ibibi, .in be . '....,..' .. .
order
which The following shall he the subjects of examination, with which *e' a ' examined, is (writs tis
of up-
)tat the 110TitVf lia he catered so list superior class
which errs y sueresefol camhdatc most be ref cde semantics'. (
wenties-a fuloich in the first er is to be limited to twelve)
let. Readiug Luglish, and writing it with facility fauna ; be 4 beats
.4 , i .
. in., malefic Gotta those qualifin. , ‘,...o.ther be ringing
diet ntion.
it's the Deck-, yard or not.
2d. The first taut rules of Arithmetic, nod the Rule of 1 .
i smell plan.. pi 1::e description Before thecalotted, whn 'my
Three in whole numbers, and alto in 101,1ar awl shoisual be oltssroosi of becoming cendalates foe adroigoi,n to the
fractinal. superior slant of appreuticts In hetceng to Ilia Maje. :sts'a
ad. Ihe ant three -Books of Euclid's Elements, by R. i
. bock-yawl at Portsnototh arc therefore los icKy informed, that
Sionarm, with the exception of Propositions 411.44 i 4-. is /3^uk i they hill be required terolnd notice of their Mout ion to the
I. ;and of Propositions e, 9. in. It,
I 4, Cook It
lie this I Nary It .art, ue the Commissioner of His Mej.-sty's Dock
part of the raaminations, besides ;mar the roust precise de-
yard at Pa, tionouth, on tke ts.. b of October, i 3 lir, tad they
morist:iettitris„4lle antisCalltlid n: be especial* wake the e..u. /
ie... ~._
prepared with every or' narrist and valificatton
its actions in *practical manger, witheampares and a outer, ; eiee'tie"iieil
i this
eareeiieemeee,
siiii lie
et
.1.....01
ash. Thr.4leaclm tangoes, a knowledge of which, al- Deck-yard at (debt o'clock on the moraing of She day of
though nutubsorniely require:l to the easalsdates who mitt examination, vit. 7th November, into, and wait rue further
present ihodoeive. at thegant examination shish is to IS i direct:suss from the Commissismer fa their prreectliegs.
held, redo, sievertLelets, ;;are a preference to those who nee R. A. NEter(lN. Secretary.
to all icle.r respects equally eleablieth at all subsequent eta- ___.. .__. _ __.________ . ..
ruination., louts ever, thecandidates will lie revired to read ei.liitillCA.
and tviiuslste French edit facility. -_-........-
After admission into the superior clam, the apprentleee
shall attend at the Royal Nasal Collese three or Ann hours
au the morning. of every day in the week, except `Moiday and
the establiStied holidays: where they shalt be is...warted lo such
parts of the ',Room: subjects as shall appear to the Profes
sow of the-College to he belt adapted to the object of the
establi.hoseht, viz. the fonsatiun of able amid owlet ship-
builders ..•
Geometry, rt u 'dons,
Algt-brn. Theory of Natal An.
Plum •Trigaeometi y, chitecture,
Mechanics, Draining,
Hydrostatics, The french Dieppe..
On Muoclays, Tuesdays, nod Milne...boys, the apprentice*
shall be employed at the College during the humus Mouse-
sivnitioatd, it. the study of mathematics, iiiielef the professor
or the waived' s. ; on Thisr.day and Friday morning., in
teasing, eider the drawing-master; the art of perspective
being most partieulaily applied it, ilflefi,s4 the different pat is
of a ship; and the 'Mania; of Saturday shill b' appropriated
to the study of well heals and exereiscs in the French lan-
place, under the l'ianof h master, us may pr -feet them therein,
and al the same Lane advance their professional knove...d.:e.
This division of time allotted far their stodnu, is, how-
ever, to lie silliKt to such alterations as shall appear to
the professor best cakelated fur promoting the object of
lbw institution.
In the reinainiu: part of the day, when sot attending at
the rotten., airy %hall he employed antler She matter ship-
wright or instructor of naval airehiteet•re, in the anovild.loft,
in the varier, kind. of mutual labmsr connected with ship-
building; io the arquirement ors complete kneeled:7,c of the
dilierent parts es ship, and of the method of comirectiog
sail C.... Wong the same, as well as is discriminating bet dif-
fereut properties deducible from theoretical raculailoss ;
also in the management and coseemioa of timhey, end gem-
rally is each other ahaaaer as the en:oder-shipwright may
causnier as heat adapted to make them fully amp:anus:l with
all the detail of the thltiea of a practical ahip.ercaior ---
To in'nre the punishment of offences committed hy them
daring their atteedance at the college, a book shall be kept
hy the loom:tor, in which aura offs-aces diall be entered ; sod
at the rod of each week, or oftener if there be ociaatua, ibis
book shall be scut to the onice of the Commissioner, who
will order such morishinent to he iiinicieil, at may be con- Lieutenant Tripp' would not, we May confident-
formable to the usual treatment of appi minces iis the dock- ti soy. submit to lse dirhonourad. If lie were prev
yard.
And et the end of emit year, a public examination shall sent, The latelligencer would not dare to pubiish
take plate, in the presence of the ofh:crs mentioned in the the unfounded and malicious comments it has.--
third Artiste, and a 'corral statement of the improecno.nt
of the orspeetiire apprentices in the theoretical part of thole They are a proof, not of the passiveness of Lietit.
professin. 'hall he gren'antied by thy professor'lf 'be Cul' Tripp., hut of the base malignity of the Editor
profession.
: and of their progress in the practical pert, by the
matter shipwoielot, diruugh the Cominunianer of the Dock- and his patrenv, why thrive and profit by every in-
)art, to the Adiairsity-office ;to time end that, if it shall sp- vention and aggravation which may embroil the
pear that eel aitprcntice hoe p ertirulAily elieniiromiehed hint-
sdf Ili ale gif the eltpartenetti• of his prolusions, SheLord* Citizens cisiii.t Britain, and extenuate the foul
C.ssitennotiosieia of the Admiralty etas roofer os him such j ruissieesis of Bovaparte.
mark of their upprobatios as alter Leadelopa may deem ea-
II If ur trod I'oolll to.day, we 'holdd publish the
relining.
Tht list year of their eparinti"esiCp„ or soli part there* deceitful acrompanimeots with which this trausac-
aas the Loot. C"inn't"nnter. of the Ath""•117. may thi:.k lion is shrouded in The Intelligence?, though we
proper, shell he served at sea, in midi ul His Majesty's skips ,
a. their Lordship. shah direct, with a view of obtaining'would poly add another 'opera scolis proof of the
soil.r practical k ovate dz,e to the stetting, sa,liag, tramming, barefaced partiality and sinister practices of that re-
sod hcice.t H.; of* sloop ; In making ressisrla on the motion
and wool:nos of a ship, in all her parts, in bad weather, and thsi vehicle.
on a high sea ; the windier and straining of the masts and l Let the public again beware of the design of its
vvo:ii, ow:, r sorb circumstances • the placing of the fixed
hoes., with a stew to the proper leading of ropes, he.; and, mpirepresentations. Wa have often pointed them
gun. ,ty, in sobtaitsieg such lanfinallini as the raptsele, but ',foie, ant: been always confirmed by the re•
Ca. pe ;tier, sold other Odic! rs of the ship may, he their aa-
rm-ore, communicate, awl such w their own ohaereetioes talgo—(red. lie )
way retest. It is known to our readers, that Capt. PORT!, llt,
Des roc tin- sitar that such as apprentice shall be um board
of the Navy, Ica I detained a French privateer, at
• ably, he v d! to acquired to keep a inures: of Lit remarks
and ..h,...-: TA, .. •, armored gooier di.t met heads, moist% such New Orleans, for violating the laws of the ll'oited
inapro-crwil!:. 1.1 any part of this ship, or any tiller coward- c
int therewith, as Idly filaffat tur..0,,,. t., hi,, (roan upt_ . tam For this not of duty. ha recall has been
seta ott csi ton In the circumstances by which a slop to affect- demanded by Turman, aud the demand has been
e I at sea , a copy of which jusinal is to be teal...mooed to
complied with I
the Admiralty. .
A cabs., or kcal, will be allotted se him is ate gnu- thontaad stattattate free Get„ tiVut. tack at

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am Teas. JULY 27.
Tilt VIXEN.

Ile fittesiteaee► sf yesterday morning gives us
the basis mum which the bate rumour* were found..
el, Try:citing the reneounter between the Firms
aid the British brig Moselle. Liestenant Trippe,
oho commands the furnser, is not excelled in gal-
lantry by any other.offiem,iss ou►or shy other navy,
We ment:on this, heroin, wa beleve thut the fol.
lOWllig extract foists The leseelligemeee has the
strongest poesihie co!ouring against his gallant 'pi-
nt, and respecting the defiance of the British MS-
ceri which he is pretended to have submitted to,
The writer is probably a Mr. a man pub.
fished at the seat of govei maw, a few weeks ago,
as hating dishonourably eloped from his debt for
subaistence and aninsemesit at Washington. and for
which he was Ille d at Phitaielphia on hi, retreat.
" Nobody was maternity injured on board the
rarest, and the Captain of the ilroselle immediate-
ly gave a handsome apology for his mistake. He
had the command of a vessel appointed to watch
for the French privateers, one of which he suppored
the Virtu to be, and so many of which have been
lately fitted out with 'impunity, have emegeletl,
plundered, and otherwise abused our rants and ci-
tizen•. When seized, one has been restored hey
specie! m(1.1. of the Executive, out of fear and coin.
plaisance to the author of the Ramboutllet De.
cree."

PRICE imrtscz-itALtrEmINT.

we this day present, could not do away such
dence ■s this of the devotion of onr Uorirtwthetit
to Fran Ce. It is cltur, had the I eopard he-n a'
French frigate, Contact; Parton would never have
hero disgraced fur not defehding the C'kesapeakt.
./0 LT 30.

WAR Pali:smogTics —A lettt r from a gentlernasi-
io Car nnsilvaitis). to his friend in Phila-
delphia, dated July IG. 1810, says, " l am to ac-
quaint you, that on my arrival at this placl fruiri
Philadelphia. orders were received by Colonel
Si:nonds, from the War Deportm nt, to hold thy'
troops composing the birith regiment at this pike,
in readiness to march, as they would be soon ot-
sieved off.

" This order was succeeded by another, direct.
in; them levier:lir to Pittsburgh with the least pos.
sible delay, and there wait further °Mem. Am.
they order has beet; received, ordering the dragoons
and rifle companies quartered Isere, to accompany
the other troops, and Col. Simonds is instructed
to intrust such ollicers as were best calculated for
the recruiting service, to recruit as many men here,
and on the march. and at Pittsburgh, aspossiblo."
The last Naiiweal Inrelligemrer contains several
moredocurnent., se being copied from the pam-
phlet lately prinlished by the British Government.
They are principally between its. Erskine on.l M 0.%
Causing; and The intelligrorer says w are not sole
interesting from any new light which they throw on
the political affairs of the two natitins."
A Gentleman from Lynehiurg informs ne, that
lie saw a. letter from Mr. Coles (Mr. Madisau's
Private Secretary) to his bulls+ r, Captain Co:.',
stating. that Mr.Sinith, the present S cretary of
State, is to be superseded by the appointment of
Col. Monroe tikthat office. We ghe this as we re-
ceived it.!—llrieelgrater Virg. Can./
Mr. Secretary Smith has left ‘Vashington, fir the
purpose of spending a short time at Lis seat near
the city of Baltimore.

FOREIGN IA fkL.L.ItUINCE.

PORTV3I7SSE ♦ND SPANISH PApHIL

LISIIOII, •oaon 17•

" MOST EZCZLLEINT 3111—It is with the greets*
pleasu.e I communicate to your Evielleney. fee the
inforrnaion of their Excellencies the Goren o a of
the Kingdom. the gm-render of a swim Wilhite*,
which occupied the Castle of Nelda de Senahris,
to the Imam cotuniandeil by Misr-General Feat.
duos de &kris. Pinto 4.2 Fonseca, as. appears by
the annexed letter. Their Excellencies will are
that the conditions ore, that the prisoners are to be
sent to Cocoons, and not to serve spinet the Al-
lied Powers. I cannot but fully approve what Ma-
jor-General Silveira has done in this resloct. To
us it is exactly the same thing as if they had re-
mained prisoners or war, or surrendered at discic.
tion; and his situation was critical. The eqetwy
advanced in superior force under the orders of Ge.
retail Serra', and was in sight of.our ailioneird
posts. The conduct of 31:jig-Gruen! Silveira de..
serves the highest Iltilile, ns well on accost of the
skill aad boldness with which lie began the ester-
prase, as of the prudence with which he pikraised,
and terminated it; falling back iu irmd xrderjelld
taking. his prize-witn him. Their Excellencies will
Ws that the success of this enterprise may prove
productive of the most fortunate pusequences is
this part of the Peninsula.
41 By a subsequent letter of the 'llth inst. Ma
jor-General Savant informs me. that the prison/
of the Castle of Puebla de Senahria was a Swam
batta!ion, composed of 400 men. including nine
officers ; and that the force which General Serra.'
was on the point of opposing to him. consisted of
3,000 ni-n, 800 of whom we-re cavalry. The Ma:
jovsGencral add., that besides the above garrison.
be has sent to Oporto Go deserters, wbo ease over
to him from the enemy's army.

" God preserve your Eteelleoey !
" W. C. Bssieroao,
" lorobal.Coassusader.Clief."
a t.szpoos, Asg. 14, 1410."

The Baclaios Diary stvies. that t'se Fr Mt+ fore..
which 13111asteres and Corms tainted, consulted
of 9,000 men. one-third part of vino® were aitl r
killed or taken prisoner. That the action took
place is certain, but we have not yet received any
authentic account of the particular•.

Extract from as glacial cnitataxicathas of Lord Vilt!Hero..
addressed to hie Eire!kik" Don M. Voris', add dattd
Ileadioarters, Celorku, the tali August, to o.
" The enemy has not made any tnove:nen, of
importance in front of this army since my Fast cf
the Ist iastart ; he continues to maintain his pnsi•
lion near ; a small corm it plated ma the
bank of the Coa. cad the main 1)04 occupies •
position in the s:ciuity of Almeida, bntwassi,
the Coa and Agneda.

.4 He hos not yet opened the trenches berme Au.
melds. nor hare I as yet receive i stay intelligence
on which I can rely. thin lie is making any Kelm.
ra•iom for the siege of Alnieida. Rcaniei's corks.

which at first appeated in Haves Friar, and :titer-
verde in tialvaterrs, Inn from thence sent a 4elen b-
luetit of infantry and cavalry across the mountains
of Valverde &nil infantry`-and
Pensmawr; thts happened
on tbr 314 July, when. at the twine time, they oc-
cupied I;tretrit. General Hill has reported to me,
under thee of the IA inst.. rut the tine regiment of
Priviuguese cavolry, coinisiautieti by Colonel C. do
Costs, attacked a party of horse belonging to the
said French detachment. and pursued them to the
env,. niss-of Penansawr, killed 14, and took IS pri-

" Wittier sent a detachment across the Tagna,
probably with the outention is secure the beim.
fooled to that rive,. which detachment occupied
a fortified post on the point whe,e the river Monte
jails the Tara. TM* poet was atosiked cod car-
oled h' Soixsober-Griocrel Don C. de Herpanha ;
she elomoy's leas se that occasion consisting of 130
rw oiled. voletteeed. sod prisoners."

116000. 1.041111 T 19.
The beadwparters are at Cr'orient the cavalry
allvanerd beyond Alrerra. where Calomel W) ad-
ham ...is tap prisoner • few days ago. while re..
ennliostrusg. Owr saw tarps us quartered at
Piolwo,. NlGrdents. Goardits ke....A body of Pors
toriese are at C .rrs and Fun.: s ; sod General
diri.ion near Castel Fria n The de.er-
t!Josare full 40 rec.) day to us.—S,ltrir4 Oith h.
iu 1111 106 Monte% his ettecked the I new!,
in that quarter, killed or takeu 400. and driseti the
rest into Spina.

The Surp!einent Extraordinary to the LiAnn
Gnzate of tt&. 17th of August, cootaios • letter
from Marshal Ilerestord, ~t 'in: the surrender of
the Castle of Nelda de SVllthrld, V 6111.41 was gee.
risoned by a Sam battalion of 440 taro, in.:W.1.44
uitie 41E5 cry.
'foe principal conditions on wl.ich they surren-
dered were, that they %hoold be co.•ducte.l to C.
tuana„ is be conveyed to their own country ow
fist opportunity, and not to verse ligaiU
either of the three Allied Nations.

itutrap, JULY 19.

Letters from Turquemoda yule. that 200
cart*. fall of worpided and 'ark, had Jnited there
from the arm, a Mimeos, and that more were
expected. Fifteen.atore carts. foil of the cone,
strived thereon ' 13th ins►. which entered by the
pre of Toledo.
On the 13th, linspeciando entered the Cara del
Campo. ourptised and pat to death a deideillNlPllt
which was ea guard there. butt ntiftrtunately
in captonng Josel.tt. whieb appears to have been
the object of the expedition.

11•DA30t, AUGUST n.

It is coslidently osseerto,l, the our loced•qoaarters
beye bees removed to Zdra, the enemys tlirt.mu
hevisig node a retreating movement in the duet-
tiito of the rood to La Kota ; soon- .11% "ions of our
troops have occupied didereut posotoous on the
bigh rood to Stville.
The army of the Marquis de Houton* mule a
inovensest is frosts and or. spied Burgooltos, Zaire,
Lot Santos, Feria, owl La rare*. where yesterday
the head-quarters arrived. A pert of the divi,inn
at O'Donnell peas matched to join this army, wool
passed hot sight iu Sesta Martha.

AUG. 13.

&se letters which haw to-day arrived from the
Spanish may. soy that Ilall.i.teros sad Carrera de-
flated the Treuch on 1::i! I tth inst. between Garcia
sad Levens, with the loss on the tart of the ri.e,ny
itoo prisoners. and a still guider numb. r in
killed lied weeoded. This intelligence, however.
has win awe officially to the Junta.

C•DI?, M.G. 3.

We p too hare in the same manner as or have
Aim these Ire 'months; • hate onffirient to untie-
seive the enemy with respect to the fruitlessness or
Me sties* at conquest. Tlie Members of tile
Ceram are arriviag. and we eapret with auxiety the
iliammisaineot of their salutary s.l.ious.

Aeolian to the Gements lately receiveil, the
Asturias ere shawl entirely evacuated ; Biscay
sad Navarre dens with noble insurrection;
Murcia is erasing w wesse; Velem is is no.
free frost isinision, and active as ever ; 6111i-
eia prepared for every erect; Catalonia re-amt-
tasted by its natural vigour, and brought to a p, r-
feet state of organisation by its Ciiiel; 0' D •11 ;
La Mancha inuodated with patriots; Serronis re-
thosiest:c ; and this province of &immature pos-
sessing • brave and well-disciplined army. *lnch
will rusts to chastise the rashness of Mortwr should
he again dare to set • foot aithiu it. We may
how. therefore. that nor deliverance rill be yeetly.
cad the coastwise) of the tyrant certain.

Tie ship Jake aid Moss. from the Cape or
Good Hope arrived at Falmouth the 30th ult.
The fall:wing dips arrived at st. Ii I. no the
24th Jane last. all well; viz.—
Karl Iliewt, re, Willies@ PanitemeN awl Lady Lishoig.
imv.-11ittea shim wiled frees Bengal Job Mauch.
The extra ships Sarah thristiaas, awl Ird.
/ion ,au. had mailed tom for Alatkaa ;
the f rater on the 2.1 March, and the latter oa tar
12. h M that no4+4.th.

TLe CrOss, MOO, IT,Usam Pitt, sod Euphrates is • tra
laussrar4
*mead at the Cap► of GuoJ Hopr, 22.1
Ported cfmapany raUh - . . . _

TheHtt# i t Sloe Hiseasort. Nortirsiarbertai.J. Tigris,
Itegbiso , Alellilladf .411 hips,
the QUA May, 'ditch Alpo tattoteedeJ uie the,: V ny-
age to leit4ser

7:IFATSF-RnYAL. ff4v-mAarin

1.11 IS EVENING, TUESDAY, Sept 4. tilt be peefensel
(Brut Lime this Seasual the llelo•Diesta edieti

A TALE OF MYSTERY.
enust RowanLb, Mr. Ilultund; Maly/lea, Mr. Roble.
Selina, Mrs Gibh. •' Firunetta, Divearast
The faeowritt raudango Castiwat Awe. by Miss S.
H.?. V Slortram, awl Sl •ss Louise (*rout, pupils we
Mr. Girona. in Art 11.
After which, a Comic Pore', is sae Aet,ealkii
A DAY AFTFII TOE ITEDDING.
Colonel Freekwe, Mr. Junco; Lady Eliz.ibeth retrieve,
Mrs Gibbs
11itb (17th time) a ilut!ewpie.Tragic Opera, in one Att,
ratkd
ROMSAA'ES ElltiOno !
With new Sreiser, Der.f.es. &r. The Overture and Mu•ic

composed sod selcr trot by Mr. Wale.
Artanoutinous (Kong of Utopia), Mr. Msthers ; Fuslios
(MilliSiff of %tate', Mr. T. ler, General Meals:Wes, 'Mr.
Liston; Courtiers, Mr. Treby, Mr. Norris. Distaliiii,i,
Miss H Kelly
To a .ich Mill be added ((motorised into two Act,) the Mdu-
I)riativtor
TIsK Fl.l ;
OR, THE RI F.GE OF MONTGATZ.
The Court TrArli, Mr Holland; Wolf (his to irtad% Mr.
Farley; (•-nrad ,thr Miller), Mr. Eyre; Isidore, Mr. 1..10.10.
Cleristilr, Mira H. K Ilr
With a as* Dance inci•lentai to the Piece, by Mis. Ntur•
trans.
To raerros, the Iron Ch.st, with Is he a Prince?

ACTED BUT (INCE.
trermr rut. I rdF —ENGLISH oprr I.
TIM% EVF.NING, TULSItAT. Set& 4, will be peer.nned
• New %leln-Dr3lnstir Orr*, iu Our.. Art.. culktl
FIATS' OR, THE NORTH TOWFR
The Overture and MIP•If 4101(16y new, eotopusr4l by M. P.

Kind
•
The fbnrortrr. by Mr. Dowtan, Jr. Itnen, mt. Philipp.,
Mr. Smith, Mr. Pennon, Mr Kmt.tbr, Sir. Oxbtrry, Mr. J.
Lehi, Wiwi Miss KelW, kr Ste.
After which (tad time a new Melo-Dramatic Entertain-
ment, called
Twv.Nry VEA'N AGO.

....... _ _
Thr Over-Imre athl Music- rflorp Iry Mr. T.M.1,1,

Tn. Vhar•trter., Mr Mr Rnyntronl, Mr. to.irht,
Mr. 3. Smith, Mr llowton, War E. Bohol, an. ilia, Edit.
The new Mo.lo. INantatte ('aura of Plot.' or. the North
Tower, pesforraerl for the Fint lime last r,reirral
throughout, by s hrilltaet anal crowded an.lirnr, , u,t It unirer-
lull and unbounded bursts of ap;tlauro foou eery part of the
T!o•at e. an•l announced for repetiti • ~ teralt.ott a
bronco' voice, every Eveniag till forth.- notice.

THE TITITTTSTI PRESS.

LON I)ON,
TUESDAY, Sununu 4.

.Ve hare received Cadiz Papers to the tch. and
Lisbon to the 30th last.—lt will be seen nn re-
ference to them, that the head-cuarters of Lord
Ws.i.rteo rile remained at Celorieo, and his army
ontinued in the sant., positions which it occnpied
oil the first of the month. The Dighsli and
French Generals, if we may judge from the length
of time they have been tuaumavring and spurring,
appear not a' little afraid of a general action--aud
with goo:I reJscon, fur what the British troops want
it: numbers, a to a great measure supplied by
superior ph) weal strength and spirit.—The reverse
is the rase at Cache. The French force in that
vicinity is not more than one-third of the strength
necessary to besiege that city ; and yet we hear of
no 'erten, ne ex.-mons by the garrison and great
population of the place, to sweep the enemy away!
—On the contrary, if we may credit our private
corr.-..poutilents, whoa* letters we insert, Cadiz a, -
pray.. resolved to await the result of the operations
on the Portuguese frontier, between Lord WEL..
LI X GTOIX and Marshal Al A.

The following are extracts from private letten :
" 1.151111111, Ala. I t.

The Pricer of Welts packet not having arrived
here till last evening, prevents her sailing tobmorrow
(Aural) with the weekly dispatches from Loid
Wellington. The Afairsa, then b fore, takes tilese
with the mail. Our prospects 'brighten. The
French haviibg euperienced of what metal the Bri-
uJr are made, and foiled in all their ma-
ibeeueres to move Lord Wellington from his pest,
seem to have alniorleited the idea of attacking him,
and contented themselves Kith changing their front
in various directions.

Deserters from the Trench arrive daily ; and
all complain bitterly of a want of pay and clothing.
The French couriers throngh Spain are frequently
taken by the mountaineers, who are ince.ssiitly ou
the watch ; and from their hardy habits and inve-
terate enmity, ate dreaded by the French. Seler-
inns' from the many bags of letters taken, have
liken tran.lated and published, and they speak the
rune delition.ling language as the deserters.
Some of the troops out of Iladajor are enjoy-
ing the mountain breezes, hy the retirement of the
Freuch.—Our harvest has terminated, lk ;th hot and
line weather; and the produce, in general. is Letter
than was especsed.—The Regency of the country
has been strengt:iened by the accession of the Hon.
C. Stuart. our Envoy. and some. new Members
fious the remainder or the Nobility." 6:c. Ste.

ZITZACT (a A LETTER FROM CADIZ, to %TED

swung =sum
tifts of the rise
troops have
high road to I
The &rosy
us•measesit is
Los !imites, I
the head-qua
of O'Datiosel
pained het Di
Some lotto
Spanish may
tasted the Fr
sod Lereas.
I. of SOS prise
killed sod w
he. set come
i
• we es so
1 &se these 11,
wise the one
.•
. Me attain*
Cortes sett sr
osomossomi
Aesofing
Astoria, on
sad Nava'?
Marti* is i
free fray I
tie prepared
lusted by its
feet state of I
La Mauch' i
thasiest:e ; a
easing a br
Iwill rush to i
he spin de
hope, theret,
sod the coif
The ship
Good Hope,
This foliar
=4th Jane la
sari Rogro.
soa—iota sail
The cute
Ilan Pitt. I
the f niter of
12. h of that i
1 TLe Cr)lows,
Atigi). ootwer4
•rstved et II
Parted equal
• Tim Ilwelk I
Ike Illephes La
the Mb Mi
op to hose.