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CADIZ MAIL.

CAD!?, JUNE 21.

I have little to old to my last communication
We know the expedition that left this place, having
arrived at Alexers, and, joined' by other troops and
armed peasantry, are gone to Ronda ; at the same
time, that General Bowes, aitii a detachment of
British troops, calls the attention of the enemy all
along the coast io the eastward. We long to know
the result, which, no doubt, is combined with some
other operation here.
The Duke of Dricatts arrived in this port, in the
Spanish frigate Kagan:to, on Wednesday, and is
still here; it semi he returns shortly to Catalonia,
to ova what he can do there.

TARRAGON A , 14At 0:(1.

It is known with certainty, that a di;iaton of the
enemy. which marched by the pass of Fresno. in
Arragon, in the direction to Saragossa. the hiree of
which was from 800 to 1000 men, and which guard-
ed a rich convoy of a number of carriagei, laden
with valuable effects, and a quantity of money
amounting to a million of reals, with muskets and
military storm has bees attacked by the thvisien

of Brigadier Duu Pedro Villacatnpa, and entirely
destroyed, not a single man escaping, almost all
being killed, as none were made prisoners but
thou: who from the severity of their wounds were
incapable of mining away. The whole convoy,
Ithewia-, remained ru our limit's.

AY/MONTI, JUNE 18.

The French, on the 15th, cotstiuued at Moguer.
During the actiou at Gtbraleon, on the 4111, the
patriots took • part_of the baggage of the Dute
of Aremberg. On the 10th, the division of Gen.
Ballasteros was iu Fregenal ; that of Geu. Medi zt-
bal in Xeres and Buguillos ; an.l the French in
&firs, Saleatierra, and impart*. On the 15th,
Ballarteros passed to A•aceoa, from which 400
French fled, who had entered it the same dry.
The cavalry of General Coupons, oa the 15th,
ide a recommitting on Gibraleou and Trigucrov.
Our reconnoitring parties are continually in motion.
On the sth, a French courier arrived ut Strille

from Madrid, whence three are already wanting. Ile
relates. that on the evening of his departure,Josepli
Bonaparte, with two divisions. had marched for
Valencia but the private 'letter' contradict this
intelligence, some raying that he goes to Andalucia,
others to Estreutadstra, and others-to Burgos. In
Madrid they were preyearing to give- hull-fights;
for which purpose, laullatighters had been brought
from Andalusia.
On the Bth. the Frenei announced to the pub-
lic the defeat of the Chief Coupons (an they said), at
Gibraleon, by the division of the Duke of Arem-
burg. without more loss on their-part than two
killed. But, in Seville, it was known„,that he had.
required, at Trignero4, 24 labourers. with "pick-
. axes, to bury hia cleat!, and 22 carts to convey his
wounded ; anion when was a Colonel, who had
treated the people of the villigitt with the greatest
harshness and cruelty. In fact. on the 9th and
10th, the convoy of the wounded. iw Ib above-
' mentioned akt:ois, was area to enter bt .e bridge
of 'f in .

DADAJOZ. niNr. 11.

Captain Dan Gabriel Corrsles, nu the 6thinst.
surprised a French advatired goat' near the vik
lege La Morera, killing silt, and o eking too pri-
mmer% To the ISOM manner, ion Fraticitco
Valdes. Lieutenant of the regim tof tie Prin-.
ems, and Commander of the 63 ing camp of the
division of General ealfasteros, attacked, on the
morning of the 9th. 500 French. wire were in the
town of flirter*. and pursued them to the cantle
of Las Guardia•.

On the satue day (the Oth) a body of 1000 of the
enemy's horse preseeted itself before this city, with
■ view to cut off the grand guard which we hod in
the mad to Merida, sod to carry off cattle; bet the
lire of the artillery of the fortress, cud the gallantry
with which oar fling parties, and the brave pea-
santry exerted theusselves, obliged them to retire to
Talaverills. without bring able to cut off our grand
guard. the (outman ler of which manoeuvred on
his part, with much al, .ity. They had one offi-
cer, one stajeant. awe soldiers, ■nd four hors...
killed. and we took tr o hones. Our lout consisted
in one p•avant killed, a:id one oth and two
soldiers a Queried.

Foritta „
Lvrium TlteArkit--;411COLMII OPFR.I.

TIIIS EVENING, THIALSDAi, Jfltte, IFNI IN Srgi

formed. it new Opera, called
TRICKS UPON TBAVE.I.LEKB.
Tba Principal Characters by Mr. Pecans, Mr. Philipps,
Mr. Horn Mr. Dorton, Mr. Smith, Mr. J. Smith, Mr. Or:.
berry, and :llr. Wen itz-r. Miss Poole (brink., her fourth ap.
pearance on any Stage), Mrs. Urger, Miss Kelly; mud Mrs.
Henley.
After which, fur the first time this Season, a Grand Paste-.
mimic Ballet of Actium, called
KNAPSCHOU; or,,THE FOREST FIEND!
Knapachois, (usurping Baron Blomberg), Mr. Robert;
Conrad, (Baron Ravenberg), Mr. Botirdin; Burtoff, (Servant
to Ravenbere), Mr. Chatterley ; Ulrie, (a creature of Koala.
tetion), Mr. Mathews. Laraine illarsineas Itavenbcrg), Miss
Luppino ; Jeannette, (her Sister) Mies C. Bristow.
The Comic Opera of 'Friclis npon Travellers reformed
fin- the Oil time last night, was received by a brilliant and
rerillowing audience,-noli shouts of laughter and repeated
applause, will he performed every erenimr till hither notice.
A New Musical Entertainment, in two acts. is in rehearsal.

E aim TIME.
711FATIZE-R0Y,11., 11.11%3TARKET.

THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, j u'' 12, will be pet-
formed, a New Play, is tire arts, called
TILE DOUBTFUL SON ; OH, SECRETS OF A
PA LAC F..
The Priocipnl Characters by Mr. C. Herold.% Mt. pwccrby,
Mr. Abbott, Mr. Frrlty, Mr. Bausister, Mrs. Glaser, Mat
11. Kelly, and Mr+. Gibbs.
To which wul be added, the lent New Popular Musical

Farce, called
M) MURDER.
Buskin, Mr. Blothcurs; Mr. Apt,lld lielvi Mr. Liston.
Mins Nancy, Mrs. ; Funny, Miss H.
The New May, callcd The Doubtful Son ; or, Secrets of x
Palace, will be •epentet every evening this wrcli, and ou
Tuesday, Thursday, sud Saturday, in the week following.
A new Play in five acts Win rch I, and will he speedily
prothiced..-4. new Afterpieca is also in preparation.

BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON,
THURSDAY. JuLY 12.

Dispatches were received yesterday at the A-
dmiralty, from Admiral PICIIiOnE, at Cadiz, which
slate that about 4000 Spaniards had broil sent a.
few days before to Algesiras, for the purpose of gett-
ing into the rear of the French troops employed in
the siege of Cadiz. This operation, which is only
part of a combined plsu, is noticed in the Cadiz_
Papers, which we have received to the with
last. The expedition had proceeded to Ronda,
a town Situate id Murcia, nearly north of
Gibraltar, while a detachment of British troops,
under General Boni s, occupies the attention of
the enemy along the eastern coast of that Province.
The precise object is not mentioned, but it is, pris
bublyoart of a combiied plan for effecting a diver-
don in favour of Cadiz, and cutting off all supplies
of men and provibian on that side from the besieging
army. The progress of the siege is not noticed, mil-
t liar have we ;in,' account of the operations of the gar-
rison fur the purpose of strengthening the place. It
must, however, have been considered perfectly se-
cure when it could spare a force to heernploy eel even
at the distance of Ronda.—The same desultory and
petty warfare, shish has proved ao harassing to
the French, continues to be maintained by the
Spaniards with its urinal success.

We hive received, we believe, EXCLUSIVELY,
several numbers of 7 he itiiatic Mirror, to tie 31. t
of Jaunuy list, but they contAiti uo iutclligeues of
importance.

. A Grittenburgli wail arri‘e.l yesterday, with let-
ters and papers from Stockholm to the tuknty-
fifth Isst. They contain some further particulars
of the late riot, but throw no additional light upon
the cause., The number of the populace killed.
is variously estimated at from ten to forty, and
1313 wounded. The inili.ary had five killed, and
I dangerously wounded. It is still suspected
that the late CROWS Patsce was poisoned. A re-
ward of 20,049 Iti%-llollars has been offered for
any evidence that may establish the
.charge, and as-
certain that such was the fact. No person of con-
' se.itience was discovered among the rioters, but it is,
suspected that they were instigated by peopte of
opulence.

We hove received Papers from Baltimore to the
30th of May, and from New York to the ft 'lst.
They contain nothing of day interest, except • series
of remark, . The National Intelligemeer,im the
cendttct of the French Government towards Ame-
rican commerce, similar to those which have lately
baeu published in that official Journal respecting
the conduct of the BrOsli Government on the dis-
missal of Mr. JACILSON. The official notice issued
by the Secretary of the Treasury, for carrying the
new Commercial Act into effc•-r, is given iu our
carves.

The rife"heron arrived at Porsinouth, on Tne4•
day, from the Careens, with two Spanish 01fi •ers
On board, with dispatches, relater to the late elitists
at that province.
Yesterday the Cabinet Ministers dined will the
Earl of WEATISOILAND, at his house in Grosvenor-
btillaree •
Yesterday, a Court of Common Council was
held, at Guildhall, when some few leases were
sealed ; and the Court were proceeding on other
business, but a :11ditilier noticed, that there, were
not a sufficient number of Members present, and
the Court adjourned. _ _ _

The LORD M trila hie appointed this day week
for e Court of Aldermen, and afterwards a Court
of Common Cow.ril.

Orders have IN cu s'nt to the recruiting parties
from different regiment., to juin their repetitive
corps.
On Monday the Mut: loggn paying to the
Bankers the dividend. on the Consols Navy 5 per
Cents. and the Imperial Annuities; and on Tues.
day they began paying to the public at large.

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,; rAE Tit Y.

Will DAWN OF JULY,
lY THL Ll:ltt C-11 ailLtdill/b.

flail, {only July ! fair and rty.
Thou runt with this holy day ;
The radiance of thy infant ray

Betokens gay Li:may.
How sweetly spreads tby rising Bush !
But why that roay maiden blush !
While from the wale and verdam Lusk
Mottle the melting mel.dy

Js it because, when met thy view,
ED It N set mid' bills of
And spires that bore the welkin bloc,
There all was dead serenity
No eye the 'lotions scene to sena.
What up thy silken veil was draws
And broad, yen orb of dome began
To mount the green wares cmupy.
Oft' bare 1 seen, on life's tune
lts dawn, like thine, as fair a,.d
And all its splendors dashed away
By storms of blark adver.;ty.
But welcome thou, sweet summer's gams,
Arrayed in robes of g iudy green,
With dusting stiipts and geinstetween,
in richest ulld sa.icty ;
The hedge row bends in lines of snow,
Deep kolossotns o'er the Tallies blow,
And wild Rowers deck the mountain's brow,
lu simple sweet simplicity.
rair ball :inn of plenty nigh !
Calm be thy course, and mild thy sky !
That tear, that 'listens in thine eye,
Adds beauty to thy majesty.

Mancha evening lira MAJEsIY, Duke of Ca.
"Lima, "Princesses Attcusts, and ELI7AC:II,
walked on %Vitiator Terrace, till nine o'clov`:, HA
MA3aSTY, anti Royal Patty were accompani“t be
Earl Vt'iNcnELssA, Marquis Coaawau,is, Eta
lisitentrarr, Lady CoLLYER, Mra. DIAX
VENOn, and the' Htin. Mies ONSLOW, Geunh
Mart aces) and Cal', Count Meatus, CU
lone, Dfivattow, and a great assemtillee or me
genteel company, whilst the hands of the lime
Guards (Blue+) and Statidrd Militia, pls3ed tool
charming toner, Sc.
On Moodily evening, arrived at Wiliam!, Dr,
Sir IL HALVOKID, MU SD** and BAILLT, DM V*
tended on Princess Minis, where they reissue',
all night; and on Taesday morning set Milsr
London.—Her Rota& litcur ass remaius moth
the same.

Tticirlay morning Us NlAJEattr, Prinrr«ei 4r-
GUSTA and SOPtin, acciiinpanied ty rad li 1..
cuti.sts. Count MUNSTER. General,
and °ay.'', Lady COLLYEI, CO!nuelf TLYIOB
and Ug•naow, took an airing in Winds* Graf
Park till tathe o'clock.

The Installation Cap, so much ilietingaithiife
its simplicity and tlegance at OxforJ, it ItleAre
continue the fsrourite herd-dress this seam°, be oi
equally culculated both for morning and fall
and is made, we understand, at their Royal II
nesse, the Pei Nem& milliners, No. .50, Pill M
In the list of rreent arrivals et Sssn•es, ere:—

.......
Lord and Lady Se, non, Hon. Mr. sad Stec Ka,
Captain tad Mrs. Chcsk)re, Bev. Mi. sod gr. Jars, k
Broaden, Mr. Elralit, dtrs to Itb se Viola Will se.
On Thursday last, the oirt.:ers tielonginK
Bl..citheath LOCLI Regiment of :With pre,
Bull, Shooter's Hill, a sumptuous dinner to
Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, amt
large party of Noblemen and lid alcalro of
liiirtioo.
VAUXIIALL.—The fondness of rural plesug,
natural to man, seems now wetted to it. WI Gm
if we may judge from the immense crowd.,
saunter to the shady groves of these del'et.ill
dens in sweet oblivion of their daily eau.% la,
spleodid and fashionable circle who graced
Csarden.. on Monday evening, we olbsert,sl--
The bake of Bedford, Marquis- and Marrkeoac•
vistock, End and Costars. C,,wpir, lady :Ste'Pv.sm, I
Vainoutb, Countess of Skaftestniry, Lend P'slase,e-
The Play at Bath, for the benefit of the
and Bristol Theatrical Fund, on Satiirdav se't
was most respectably attended. Mr..l. As
played hont,st Sim (in Wild Oils) with mine,
and simplicity. ELLtsvorre itover was i'llSr4
best and most spirited manner ; hut when se
wire the merits of the actor, let to net 1044
liberality of the man—we are credibly irks
that lie not only gaia his gratuitous perform*,
on the occasion, and paid its own expenses to,
froto Loudon, but left a 501. bank-oote behind
for the aid of his aged and indigent brelom
NI:WCASTLE TISSATRIE.—The numeroussit'
lotus at our Theatre during the Race wegt,
been productive of overflowing houses, whir* pro
beyond the possibility of doubt, that the rob
will reward the exertions of a Managers "l'ere.
efforts are obviously directed for their gratilic.t,
The company for this abort season has bem
posed of altuostentirely new performrs; and sto
the number are, Mrs. Yowler, Meson. Wee'
FAS% cETT, and IiVESTOW, lu the new compilt7l
is one cariosity child of only tire faits of
whose ameaciner, both as a singer and rlanetri
excited the most extraordinary sprrobel-'n'
her perfurmat!ces being so much beyond be' '"
Mrs:Yon:so made her first appearance,
cn
nesday, at the Sunderland Theatre, in 612 Pd,'
4lagcin, in The CastleSpectres and Elle
in the tnelo.drsam of that name ; on Thor 4:c
plajed ENgexia, in 7Xe Fesedligg of Ot
jt
and 3foria, in The Chives ; and on Ftn
played gra. hailer and Lady Racket, for her
benefit. , A
Mr. Y.IISOIe.L, sused'eseehea, who went 50.
sod in three boors, it months *go, from I ifde
Corneromdertook. on Tuesday. to Ito '4
.tibu
a It uti:e ip • miuote and four seconds, re :4,,
59 guineas, OQ a piece of greend.leadiT.osl
tioqCommon. towards Hounslow. H
bdroiEttrath.:Leedb."mke xtphelredn3orWnhii:l4l: Oanitliad W35901)711' °'
distance.

TUE COURT AND ROYAL FAMILY.
yesterday, about twelve o'clock, their IVIAvr.
and PresMEM ELIZABETH arrived ut tif
7,x's Niece, kern Windsor. The I( iNG •
his Court, as usual, and the Qyztr4 to
irote Drawing-Room, for the 'impose of
DAR AMBASSADOR and suite formally ta
of Her MAJESTY. His Excellency aerie,
QUEEN'S Palace, about teu minutes he
o'clock, in the midst of one of the grei
aunt sudden storms we ever saw, sew'
with a most dreadful v.hirlaind. ',.-.
be seen from the Palace, fur the c,itn,
of dust which entirely filled
About a quarter of an hour before
ie atmosphere was perfectly serene. His
!coey came to the Palace in the Kt ten's
rsriiu
,a by six beautiful black horses, with the
in their full state liveries. Ile was dre
mellow and gold, of a similar manufactii,
• efetly shawls, and a red weber:. }le
anpined by Sir Goat OVSELY in the re ri
di was preceded by that of Sir STern.
.OLN the Master of the Cereniniii,
were received at the door of the Pah.,
:alone! llssnaow; and a uuruher id* the
Awns' attendants. Excelleticy con
led into the presence of His 'MAJESTY by Sir
aewee Conast.i., the Master of the C.
',lies, and presented he thb Marquis ‘VELLLS,
:y; when His MAJESTY wis graciously pleasei!
present him with s Jule, the handle all ethic'
is most elegantly mounted with diamond.; sine •
pieta we his side, and then took leave of Hit.
wens. Fl.s Excellency was then concluded by
,r S. Curtest'. to Her MAdtsre's
oil, where he presented by Col. Di
.cur, the Quans's Vice-Chemberlain. Ile was
coudy received, and Her MaJEsrt picsented
with sevdial ealudie presents, the natural
ice of this country. for himself and the Em-
Jr of ream. tier MAJPSTY was accompaided
the Prince's ELIZARETII. and attended by the
ioaess of BATS, the Countess of Fla::cov ar,
Toning and ELY. Misses VEniv-is, Lieu-
MU and Waussesp.atr, Earl I:au—outer,
!Mid several other attendants. 1111
acellency takes with hint two tull.length paiut.
ego of Their &Warns, by LAWRENCE, iii very
elegant frames. •
His Prhaxstx held a Levee, which was attended

ity•••••
The Lord Chatterllor, the Lord President of the Coeneil,
the Lonl Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury sod
Chancellor of the Exchequer, the first Lord of the Athol
rally, the %faster (3ieral of t ,e Ordueace, the three Secre-
taries Of State, the Jadge Advocate, the Coonmiuder-io.
Chief, the Lard ChaMberlsia, Earl Harrowhy, I.w.in Heath-
(t-,ld stick) Boehm, (tu waiting), the Hoo. Frederick
Ned, tries to wait's; )
The tollotritig had the honour of being presented
to Ills MaSerfir
Sir Gore Onsely„ to take team.' on Lie departure for Perlis.
Coleuel Reef, of the yntb Refitment, ou his appointment
to he Aide•dc.Camp to His Makaty, and You his rcturu Rout
eh.
fire. Aimiral Sir Richard Reales, on his appoint-wilt to
afatwacd at Cadiz.
The lion Captain William Gordon, ofalbe Royal Navy,
rftIMOI
I.,rturoanhf ~lonel Riley, of the Royal Horse Guards, as
lik ,rto,,, to the• my w Porte; .1.
Geur,al Rohe, on his being aroointeil to the 62d 11,4i-
shot.
Camain D'Aity. of the Royal Artillery, on Lis being ap-
pointed ',attend His Majesty's Embassy to Verr.s.
CAlNkfi Baird, no beta; appointed Colonel on the Staff
et the Cape of Good Hope, sod to take leave of His Me-
kitty.
SI William Ousely, to tale leave of His lifeissty ma his
do :parts, . to Persia
...Nonni Stone, of the Royal Artillery, ou Ids being up-
y-,larid to .attend Ili, Majesty's Embassy to Persia.
Came:. Denson, It. N. us bis setsto fruits India, and
lie.a; appointed to the Piedusoutaire. •
Captain Edward hittee on his opymintment to the Mil-
ford, appropriated fur thea tic of P•if Richard Keglers.
Nr. Gunton to lake leave, on his Ile part nrc fur Perrin.
Re. James 92erier, to take leave, ou his departure for
Perris. .

Yr.Amplestroster.lt;aMsie y. Charge d'Affaires at
tit: Coast of S.lttra, 'us his relit. stn raaltutl.
LitutAitse. Sik.lasries Kac, tia Lt, betitritl'Polute4 Cu"
l'oti dr Ate 17th geZiuwil I.
Pie Jarph Yoke, ua km beiog oppoiated a Lord of the
Admiralty.
His Ni tit.STY gave audiences to Mr. Peacrest,
ani the tent of the Cabinet Ministers present.

la the evenini.lheiriol.ll.llWTlCAN sad Prince
ELUMISTII, returned to Windsor.

Lord 5111.11t4 is litCpifing to teat town for bie
wet to Hertfordshire.

We are happy to that the improvident act
of the Kittg's Officer, unAir the extent alpinist Mr.
WILLMII COLS,. i* the interrupting offered on
Tuesday to the concerns of Measrs.Fatorai
Guts and Ws totems, by taking possessioo of
th r books, vas instantly corrected on satisfactory
era 'nice to the iiheritr and the Jury imp isitseri•
thin their concerns, a* well as those of the tale
af Wittiest anti Fitt/awl Cot.[* and •
MM, err. wholly distinct and unconnected
the !Merrill of Thou is Coins and Sum'., isys•
by Mr. Wittiest Cutts, the immediate reilr.
the cwinplaiot may have prevented an action.
amid in all probability have resulted in ve
tuna damage%
At the Norwich Corn—marhet ots Saturday
there ass a very short supply of grain., and
in demand, Selling to 589. sod very Eue to 6t
cooinb.—Barley to 21s..—Osts 12s. to 146.—.
Cat le 11.11, fat Beef was' scarce and dearer,
worth 10*. per Nom: Mutton 7Sil. per lb. A
tawny Lambs were *hewn, but the sale was di.
lie thew of lean beast large, and several lots s.
at about Sr. 6.1. per stone.
On Wednesday the 24ib .of Norember eta
launch' dat Baypoor, on the coast of Malabar. •
small ship about J6O ions Imrthen, built under thr
direction of Mr. JOHN CRUOKSNDLN. by order of
the Onrerninent of Bombay, for the purpose of
timber re•.o ; she was celled the Malabar. • 114 n,
lii every respect moat appropriate; the wood an.
iron of which she is constructed being the punkt.
of that.province. The rigging purchaard It tl.:
teasel is principallyof hemp, the i,...rovrth of Nlolal.a r,
made at Bayi.oor. where a tnanufactary has been
Ow some time established. We believe that the
114% poor rope has undergone • trial in the Marice
Viird of this Presideacy, when it was found to be
of mat ettelb-ut wieldy. A canvas manufactory
hrei also been recently established B 471,0",
/tick, ander the protection of Govemoteut, may
whimattly prove of great national importance.

trentrly
find many Friends in the rno;.l.
Mrs. Nesle, as a Gauntry Giti. with -
Apron and 'intl.:lll,f rusts, was swaply sad Wein,.

rirehsttl.
Mrs ( :arrow, Mrs. 3. Jones. Mir. Brawn, Mm.
Mrs. Perk r, Nirs. Dalton, Mrs. Couk, Mr..

Ciitlcratio,i, Mrs. Groube, Miss Baker, aud 516 s
Fraser, wore fancy dresses.
Mr. Comb', at the commencement of the teem-
ing, wore n female habit, and apmrisred ssu to at
home in a romp with a group of sailors. Ile after-
wards assumed the more di;olitlird character or a
Wed-Cross Knight, with Mr. Gerstkiii, es his et-
trod:int 'Squire, and made a suitable address to
the floste.s 01 the Ca■tie, on one knee, declaring
himself her Kiti4ht, and promising redisos to all
distressed &nisei*.

A set of bully. Taro were personated by Mr.
Wpm:, Captain N ddte, Captaiu Formren, Cap.
till Corral, sad others, and were as eccentric loud
amusing as such characters usually are. Our of
the Ikea noisy of the party earned • large stick,
which, be rolled his tootb-pick. A bystander oh.timed, it wapiti • suitable size for a man who had
to such jaw.
A Hair•dretser twos well represented by Mr. T.
Chose; we did out, however, hear hint relate auy
sneedotes of private scandal. which hissid to be
pried'se of such chartitters.
Amonast the most successful efforteof the new.
lug was the performatice of Mr. M•Murito, ou the
p 1 pea at his nation. dft.lllti as a Highlander.
Miss Galtagen personated Cohabit,. Her dents
was at once splendid slid aporopriate, she err.
taiuly persisted most pertinaciously iu peptic into
the secrets of ihe company. Towards the cud of
the evening .he ustinied the 'bras of a Nos. Mr.
T. Gatisgsa appeared vs a Friar, whether for the
purpose of confessing his sister, ant 'panting the
secrets she had acquired, we profess not to know.
A little alarm was excited by the entrance of.•

Bailiff: However,,e he hail not his writs with
bins, but exerted himself to keep the peace, he was
very well received. 'Fownseinl himself could net
have been. better miner thin Mr. F. Ga
A Jew, by Mr. H. Gabegnin was a very happy
representation of the trading I.nselite, He op.
peard toren bargains, 66 Well 116 to tiny them.
Captain Warren. with Mrs. Wary.. and Mrs.
Trotter. represen!ed Araresiems.
Mr. Pelle, es tee Chinese Ersperst. Kies Long,
vreschoracteristically attired; as wen ale. Mr. Ellis,
as • Greek.
Mrs. Mark Fate, by Gold, was as excellent
M..sk.
Mr. Thomas Parry jorrarotated • Marl-dotter—
, Lieutenant Scattier, en Old Woosup—Lieuh-unot
Power, au Old Monl—Cipt. Calcisrain a Sick No.
.—Ceptaia 'fayleir, r lir:slam Hassan—Mr. Peßbi,
a Liglit-liorsersase.—Mr. Metcolte, ao adid.d•-earsip
—.lle. Ketshl. a Field-Olicer—bitr. Moultessse. •
Wetehassa—Mr. J. Unnerstuod, Mars Ass Tay-
lor, elzrowoysper (awe, and afterwards Sy/eerier
°ls= e
•

with the face covered with white crepe.
• • • w attracted much atiesa
' - " t•eilr.

:Ist denting in the true intim:ll etile of his
iche cotopaily after this begin to separate, some
he Ladies. however, Willi ot.tt to the twtotiti
r, and the whole did out depart till tire o'clock
'e morning.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN. JULY 7.

11-rum The Correspondent.)
Thursday about t0,n0,) of our unfortunate
;tig Inanufacturirs were assembling in vitae to
illy their misery is the eyes of their fellow.,
et s, by a pracrs.ion. TI ey purposed car-
s fLece in amirning,, as atm:ice( of their
! stite. - The Magistrates.• however, who ate
to watch over 'every incipient thirster:in
pnbitc tranquilliey, temppe►ately inter-
. retn.tostrated against the iuteotion, and re.
aith-d those poor men to send a deputation for
i pose of humbly.sulmnittiog their grievance*
orinnesit. The advice was re'utary. and
en with temper it was adopted; and the
art took ewe to potronizetba imtition.which
, their misery cud wretchedness, on its trait-
. the Lord Lieutenant's Ptincitral Secretary
. A Privy Council WS, in consequence call-
h sste yeverday to a bite hour in the after-
rod I due and attentive investigation of the
~nets complained of, was pertieotly pursued.
.er the immediate circums►antes, perhaps,
is art that can be done ; and all par.ies deserve
be mentiornid with respect and approbation.
the poo► sirtiMos conducted thernsrlves n.th korai-

and Knod order, and GoveremnPlit seemed not
wanting in asmibility to this earl example of onr
public distress. tt,•duced and impoverished as all
classes see becomp, vill we liOpe some effort will be

made by the public to protect thoss humble son* of
labeur and want, from feeling sit severely the prev-
sure of these unfortunate times."-( EVelt•
big Pose,)
. he Dahlia Evenieg Po.t, of Saturday last, says,
" We understood abuts Privy Council was held
xesterriay at the CAstle, to consider what meassrus
mold he proper to +O no, as pmbable, in some je.
give, to ameliorate the condition of the tnailfactur-
ing classier who have been deprived of enyloy-
ternt, in etinsegnener of the decayed state of btni-
eels, arising. or at least increased, by the present
1 coaditiim of credit in Ireland. The black fleece
, wircarried through the Liberty yesterday. %% ill
FosTaf declare the sitting of the Counill en inch
business, aml the procession of the black fleece. to
ibe asgsts of .Mr groving prospenty ?'"

The Freemen's Jufirm?: AdJt, a that in enwises
queuce of inform itiuu received by the Police Slagi-
writes, that it was the intentioa of the Woollen
Weavers to msein tile and go in procession, exposing
Avec in mountios, descriptive of their Ines of
trade, as ach 44 of their awe of 'poverty anti di.-
tress,
the MsAiStrates immediately sent them no-
tice, that, consisteot with their duty, it was
aible fur them to allow of such proceedings—that
if they tent a denotation Rota their body, to state
their Mil situation, it should be immediately
forwarded to Government. With this advice,
there was immediate compliance on the part of
the Weavers; and the Magistrates were as good
as their prosiae, having forwarded, without au
tnotaates delay, their petition to Mr. Put.r.,
who,. haviag. received the deputation, told them,
that hiadiiesee the Lord Lieutenant shotild male
acqraiisted with their situation. In consequence, a
Privy Council sat from 10 o'clock yesterday morn-
ing. until ps.t Lire o'cloelt in the evening. The
principal. manufacturers were examined by the
Council, as to the cause and ground of their
distress.

a We hope th it snch attention to the wants and
entsplitin's of the people, may be attended with
the happiest consequences. It must have afforded
tbo.high-st gratification to every lover of his eosin-
try, to perceive the peaceable conduct and demean-
OW id this large body of Manufacturers, (amounting
to at least Ten Thousand). Their attention aid
obedience to the first messige from the Magistrates,
is highly laudable, and entitles them to every praise
.ie bestow. We hope that our nobility. gentry,
‘he public in genoral, will give thsir aid toward,
nog these industrious poor people, by weariii4
manufactures, and thereby give the Irish
abountiful harvest." •
'come of Me Irish Chasterllor of the Evehe-
"All the public walks of this metropolis are
with the following complimentary words,
. tad commemorative of Mr. Fowraft's ar-
• Dublin t--" Prosperity of Da
Tare*, Shackled Press. Stem* .iloissfac-
ssrtri. flocks gi Bassicrupts—Rementher Mr. J.

'.ter."

• 7th veteran battalion, now at Chatham, are
I expectation of erulin•ki•ig 6.r Giln:ll,;,e,
'Cumberland Militia intact:ea from tluil on
(„r ifuntingdini, and are to be replaced by
ablitlge regiment of Nlilitia.
ng woman, latch. in the servi-e of the
•UST, in a fit of insanity, occasioned by
uncut in lore, died yesterday in North
er, by taking a quantity of laudanum.
•e affiav took pl ice, on Nlointay morn-
:e iu Rupert.Ftreet, Soho. It as. oc-
e
lahnorera, who had quarrelled.
One 14 their wives interfered,
leeky blow on t'oe left temple,
a ftw hone. alreewerds. The
4,4 id ifccideista! Peak

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LAW ni TE LUC ENCte

CUURT OF KINCIN tIENCH, JULY i 1•

tone nutlet' osetreare V. TVS COVVTEIS 01'
asticree.
Mr. T A DDT opposed a Rule obtained by Mr.
Gallium on the part of the Defendant, on a tartan r
day, ferpostponing the trial in this ease tilt next
Term. The Learned -Counsel observed, thet this
Role had bee. granted upon an affidavit, slitting
the absence of several material Wittleti,e, lie, Mr.
TA PUY. now 11-14 en aflatvit, r'-n r•. h;, hit ap.
peered, that the Defeni!eut had inliala•ed a honer% •
the propetty of the Plaintiff. situated near That-. .
ci.,:d. in Norfolk, for near three years, mid fte ',tea'.
~'
s nt actin* was brought to recover a sum of avast,
for chlepidatiana. It appeared also. that the hie. •
firslasst% who is a Ru-sian Lady of diatiaewen. is
gone over to PeteralaurAti, and tam taken with her
the four witarseee, namely. two of her servants, and
two 'English carpenters, whose absence she now
states as being.aufficient around'. far Imsllmilin%
the trial of her cause till fuels a time as she returned
to England, which onti!il be, *lieu she had vetted
the bovine's which regtered her presence in Rus-
sia. The time fixed for her return befog so bide*
lioite, and the !absence of the Witt:6l%o'R arts;tigf,,-,m
her own art, the L.arued Counsel contended Lie
Rule ought to be discharged. "
Mr. GARMAN!, iv support of the fide, contend-
ed; thus the esidroer of the curiae''t ess was mose
materiel. al they were to speak pea tienlarly to ref'.
trigs repairs, dual. at the expense of the Defend-int
upon the pretniees ; a, rl that esl. had been raid
into Court by the Dependant to essiebr the rice..
tiff's demand.
Lmel Etteeisottounall The Court can see Ma
reason far postpotanie: the trial of this cause. What
ociasion tee- there fur The Countess ft-waybill( itag
these keg/irk carpenters into Russia? 'fi.e'ace
speaks for steelf."—Rule diseberged. - .
Hti.t.e. Tar Lett.
Mr. Cr sea stated Iu the Court. that the owlet
made by his Lord.hie, in ihiscase..yesterelsv, had
been vooplied with ; LOOOl. lied hirm rad to the
Plaintiff, and suo!. to the Master ; but, with respect
to the application of the first payment, the :40001.
be did not clearly understand his Lordship's direc-
tine.
Lord Era esisneoeca—g.The 2.0001. is for the
payment of the !Vital. due to the Plaintiff, and the.
interest upon it ; and should any thing remain, it
would be added to Car sad. in the Master's baud'. •
On the contrary, Arend .2,0001. be inadeeriate i a
thut purpose, the deficiency must be supp;se-J front
Ithe SOW. paid to the stater."—The money belt.;
paid according to the order of the Court, rite ciao.
'awry is reversed.
This being the List ‘'ay of Term, the rt.t. of the
day was occupied by motions uninterr,lin; to the
public; and the en• rt rose Iry on- o'Lluck.

POLICE.

usios-w•LL, JULY IL
CIVLD STEALING.
•
A !invite of decent appearance, about ninetem years hif
age, who called hewelf Am .Lee, and said she CAP* from
limy, in Hertfordshire, was Wooed up to this office, by
Colliughouni, ow a charge of steal;. ire Rehears !Startle. a child
u'iout eight years of age. The child stated Hilt the Prisotscr
came up to her, in the Borough-road, and offered her tar-
vice to Imp same cherries, if she would go will. her betiding,
some raised boosts, at a distant. from the rood. Tlw Hilo
went wRb her, and when She P. Weser thought thee were ha
a secure situation, abs p.oseeded to erip her of her clothes,
home a the neighbours, however, kid fortunately obis reed
her and %Cat for Cottiogboora, the officer, who encircled ins-
wiesitate:y. Pl.:enrol to his arrival, hoarser' the mob hsil
tried and convened the Prisoner, and were procredieg to in.
diet puoishramit, by docking her is a black ditch, lost by ;
where, but foe the trinehr arrival of the °Meer, site would
• probably hirer been seffireattid; and it was with some ditfi-
leulty that the Otsccr' with the we Mance alas Wirer and a
Gentlemen, who oaapassistg at the tive, that she err rts-
coed. Sloe was fully comantted for trial.

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