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London, England, 1809-07-19 00:00:00

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, JULY 19.

The first division of the Expedition will sell t!:k
duy, and the mianod will hare left the co ‘,l
before this Paper can teach it. A little more Ist,-
tude may therefore be now indulged, with re.p. t
bo epectilutions Upon its prohal,le - -
The general opinion, in the bust hiforitivd it.
points to the Island of Watcheren. This is
westerly mid most considers hle Wand of t!n. Slate •;
Zealand, Arita i t tittles from North to ',milt:. al .1
8 from East to West, situate in the German Sea, at
the mouth of the Scheldt, in which the enemy have
already built- and equipped a fleet of twenty mil.—
SOM.,. of our reader:: may probably recollect the
ems% importance attached to the Scheldt, and the
annexation of Belgium to France, in the early wit
of the Revolution. These acipsisitious by the ene-
my, were, at that time, considered so great, us to he
inconsistent with the safety mid naval superiority
of this country —The Scheldt, and the forests in it+
eert ly famish facilities far the construc-
tion of a forraidslile nsty ; mid give, besides, to 1414
enemy. great means of 'mowing his enterprises on
the Continent, directly and indirectly, by threab.n-
ing the British Isles.—His NIAJOITY'S Ministers,

it is said, have been, for these reasons, induced In
take possessiottof it, with a view to unite it permit.
iiently to thin British Empire. These adrantages,
which it was calculated to afford against us. induced
N APOLLO/I to serer it Irma liollrud, and rules it
to France ; and the same considerations are urged
as sufficient grounds for Ministers to forbid the
banns, and unite it to Britain. Some jealousies
and quarrels between the nature* and the French ia
Midillehurgh, the capital of the place, lire expected
to facilitate the completioa of this object.

The Ltd of Cita rtiabt will leave town, this
morning, for liannig:.te.

We are riot without our fears that the cessation
of hostile operations upon the Danube may hare
beet, produced by the artifice. and intrigue,. of
BONAPARTE. DOM that he is defe.ded in the ti•lJ by
Austria, to conquer her in the cabinet. flints of
a nt gum ion for peace have been more than insitin-
ated from Germany; and in en article in the Peartu-
guest papers, from Mora in Spain, they are corro-
borated. It says the victories of NAPoLCON. In
Germany, will tend to procure for the Cbotineirti
a general and durable peace."
If th^ accouuts an the Portuguese Papers be
correct, JOSEPH 803 APARTE has reaso,t
tulate himself upon his good fortune, if he hoc not.
before this time, fallen into the hands of the r.m4lrsh.
A Lisbon Mail arrived last morning, with lutists
and papers from that city, to the 30th last. A let—
ter from Sir A. Wx.t.t.t.st.xe to the Supreme Junta,
dated the isth June, at Abrantes, auuoonces his in-
tention to march by the road of Castello Bronco/11d'
Cori*, to Placentia, and aloug the Titter : and re-
quests their Excellencies to order the Magistrates tie
provide quarters for 30,000 met, and truno horses.
This march lies through the proi nice of Estremailo.
re, in a direct hoe Ter Madrid, from which the point
where he would cross the Tictaer, is not more than
about 80 miles distaut. Dispatches also to thi►
effect have been received at the Secretory of
State's Office, from Sir MITSUI WELLEsLETv
which add, that his army had formed ajiinction tit`
that of Gen. Cuesea, and that Victoe was rlpiJly
retreating. The departure of Josses, Dos AP ASTI.
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went of the reverses of tbalteneh in the Penin-
mill.--That event has c4rtainly taken irhree, lint it
is not characteriArd as a second article,
dated Mora, the '24th limit, announces his arrival

there on that 'naming, on wat• to chastele the
insurgents in the dittoing) of the Sierra Morons.
]Mora is about Ml %teen miles from 'Vol. do, to the
South of Sir AKTBUR IVI4I.I.BILLY.S march to Mia-
drid.

If; as we have endeavoured to s:iew in a former
Paper. the situation of the three Kayo! Corsican
Brothers, inseelb Lot:it, and Jr.aoite: Bop. A-
pARTR, is at this tame most critical. and becoming
daily more perilims. as the difficulties of N APO-
I.FON ungment. little better or more secure can the
tenure be esteemed, by which the other dependent
Kings, created by BON APARTL, hold their preetri-
,ois dignities. Muttkr must, nevertheless, be ad-
(mated to have earned, by his,crrtee, in the held,
and by his stones in the cabinet, the elevation- to
,shich he has titillated. I;is merits and talent.,
though they rub:tidy would no have raised Mtn
to a Crown, if he had not superadded the advan-
tage of au alliance unit the ►loacie of Ajsecio, yet
Aare been distinguished tit event' periort of the last
tam years. The massacre of Nladrid, in May, tsoa,
consummated the series of his at rovirms claims oat
TioNAT ARTE'S gradlt.ide JOSEPH'S transfer,
bum Naples to Mu 'rid, left a throne vacant for
JoActtt't. However match an object of reproba-
tion uml abhavrence thi. revolutionary Sovereign
may Appear to the moralist, his tenure of Naples
iA unalusstinsiably firmer titan that of his three bro-
thers-its-law, over the kingdoms of Spain, Holland,
or Westphalia. Intrepid, ikilful, vigorous, active.
and, like NAPOLEON, restraided by no compunc-
tions visititigs of conscience, MURAT well knows
how to defend the post he occupies. Removed to
a vast distance from the actual theatre of war, he is
not liable to be overturned like JEROME, or to Ise
expelled lake JOSEPH. The very incapacity, owl-
adm;oistratinn, prejudices, ■nd unpopularity of the
.tiredion Government, maintain Jo.acatw's usurpa-
tion of the Neapolitan sceptre. If he fall, he will,
pronald!„ fall like Rs HANN that Third, at Boa-

worth ; not late Louts the or CHARLES

Cue Fourth. His energies will be called nut by
etiverstty, displayed in danger, mad animated by
despair. If we werc to listard a conjecture. we
should incline to thiolt, that whatever reverses may
maned his politic it creator, Muttsr will perish the
last of those whom he has raised to the diadem.
The Elector of BAVARIA stands confessedly at
the head of the old Princes of the second Order in
Europe, whom the Coraicati has ordered to insofar a
place among the first. Of him, indeed, it may
with truth be ►aid, as of his predecessor, the unfor-
tunate Emperor, CMARLES the Seventh, horn
Louis the Fifteenthein 1741, procured to be elected
Emperor of Germany ; but who, driven from iii.
dominions, 150011 afterwards expiated his miubitiou
in poverty, at Frankfort, where he expired—
" The heti Bavaria., in a luckless hoar,
Tries the dread summits of imperial power ;
With unexpected legions bursts awns,
And sees defenceless maims except binsway.'•
Such has been the past fortune of the reigning
Elector, on Vrha u I.3ONAPAIITII has heaped terri-
tories at the expense of the House of Austria. His
futu►e destiny is inseparably linked with that of
Naei►LLoN, in whose baud. Le has been madman
eificieut, if not a vriluntary instrument, to humble
and destroy the Emperor FRANCIS. Ilis eldest
daughter, the 11.1114E/II& of the Bavarian line, has
been offered up at the Cor-ieuu shrine, and married
to Enuco i; BCAVlleasels; while his eldest eon,
the Electoral Prince. is compelled to fight the hat-
ites„ and to support the enormities, of his Italian
muster. who doutitlesa retains him as a hostage. for
the Adelitj of his father.
MAXIMILIAN Josses, the reigning Elector, is
above fifty-three years of age ; mid, though dis-
tinguished by we talents, yet, if we except Lis sys-
tematic and uniform subservience to Bustarsara,
might bane clusiletiged the respect of his subjects,
cud the esteem of Europe. He is now chained to
the same rock as Neaot.e4oll, and cannot expect
to escape unpunished. if the tide of fortune or MU,
tees should ever turn against the Corsican. lion
alarming and critical is his present position, we
may see by the latest accounts from Munich, which '
capital he and his Queen precipitately left on the
14th of June. to take refuge at the Palace of Nyin-
phenburg, on the road to Ratisbon. His depar-
ture was accelerated, or rather, no doubt, pro-
duced, by the advance of a body of Tyrnhans,
who, entering &rani. on the west, along the moult-
tains extending from Hohen to Sehongau, had 114.
netrated to Steinberg, scarcely thirty miles from
Munich, before they were discovered. It would
apt excite any surprise to (laid, that as the storm
approaches, he should join the King of SAXONY
at Frankfort ; a city, which, in modern ages, has
been the asylum of fugitive Kings ; and where, if
N ArOLSON be ever reduced to measure trick his
stain front the Danube to the Rhine, or the tis:ine,
we may expect to find assembled, ere long, as
mini,' creamed heeds as Candide met in the inn at
Venice, daring the Carnival.
The direileiehed and deplorable state of the Ba-
varian armies, serving under BONAPAN FE. of a:e Ilia
rot lees than eighty, it is admitted, desert daily
from their standards. on ma average; may. how-
ever. he beat proved, by the expedient, to which his

AAVARIAI MAJtsTy is eonspenod lei have recoirsc,
in order to till up the ranks of these miserable men.
The King of Biv tat a, we tied, has ordered oto-
flier conscription to be enforced throughout his
territories. All males, to -tweet' the years of seven-
teen and sixty, tire to he taken. The reasons as-
signed fur this measure are the loss which the Bava-
rian regiments here sustained in fifteen engage-.
inents, and the •inereivilig baldness of the Tyro..
basis. This wretched unit enslaved Monarch,
dragged at the ear of NAPOLI:WI, and reduced to

command, as well so to witness, the depopiilatLon
of hi co...itry, may, indeed, justly regret the hour
in which tie was raised to those fatal honours, by a
ruthluss tyrant, whose insatiable appetite for power
increases, as it is gratified.—Happily, however,
such insensate and destructive ambition, how-
e.er fortunate hitherto, and by howevir able
supports it may be long upheld, seems to carry
with it, in its very &adore and rms.:lice, its
own cure. The silence which has marked *the pe-
riod, since the ,Itto ofJunc, is most eloepichti and
bespeaks embiu-nissuient, if not distress. Ile as)
form new armies of reserve on the plain of Marengo,
and conscribe the Italian, as he has drum the Ger-
MIA youth : But, unless victory decidedly revisit
his anus, we repeat, he has committed all to hazard
on the Danube. It still rein ins fur us, on a future
day, to review the state of the !it XOll laud Widens-
bisrg Monarchs ; as well as t+,• female Sovereign of
Tuscany, our Lipoid slier liliza, who dispenses
blessings on the Banks of the Aron, as Napalms
the Great does on those of the Seine.

The cmbarkat,iou of the troops at Portsmouth
was completed on Moisil.ty. The naval part of the
Expedition at that par• has been ready fur some
days, but the Staff had not ktiiie on board on Mon-
day, nor was any movement med.., althongh the
wind was fair for the Downs. It war thought, per-
haps, unnecessary to move, until the embarkation
was nearly completed iii the tither points; and that
at Ramsgate will probably not be finished before
this day, as the cavalry did not begin to em-
bark there until yesterday.
Of the ships of the line, in the grand Expedi•
tom, a number are without troops, and there it is
of course supposed are to be eugaged w tit• ordi-
nary naval warfare, which could nut be carried on
with a number of soldiers on hoard, without ex-
posing them to a dreadful carnage.

Lords Roster and CHARLES Matentas lert
town, at liall-past eight o'clock last night, to jmii
the Expedition.
American Papere have been received, to the 12th
Juue, which are two days later than those we be-
fore noticed, when we announced the sunset of the
Pacific. These; bring intelligence of the nroceed-
ings of Congress, with the accounts of the Arms,
and of the Finances. laid before that Assembly by the
respective Ministers in those departments. Among
the principal causes of dispate with the Repub-
lican Governoieut has been, that fraudulent prone-
' firma were obtained by foreigners in the character
of American vermeil. Mr. DANA had presente I a
Bill to avoid this abuse; and, as a further measure
of coin &talon towards Great Briteui, he proposed
to require security of the Masters of American sec-
rete, that they will not enter any port declared to be
in a state of blockade.
Advices have been received, that on the 17th of
lust mouth, Generil SUCHET attacked General
BLAKL, near Saragossa. After a severe conflict,
the latter retreated to Aguilar Belthite, where, on
the lath, he was again attacked, and was a second
time defeated with match loos.
A letter from Prince Edward's island. dated May
says--4. The Concord brig, front London, with
the most valuable cargo of merchaudize that ever
came to this Island, arrived here this day. with Mr.
Walter and Mr. Bernier, Jun. who menu to make a
settlement here on a most extensive scale ; Hod this
mor ring the Princes., of Wales pia into Period
Bey; the Slag, the Concord, mot the Princess of
Wales, are conei,ned to Mr. Cambridge, and will
be laden in a short time."
Yesterday Sir Dayth Dingoes held a public day
at his Office, in the florae-Guards, and gave au-
diences to a 'mother of Officers.
The KING has heel, pleased to grant the digni-
ties of Viscount and Earl of the United Kingdom
of Great (triune and Ireland to the Right Hon.
Dl/01.1T Baron iliattower, and the heirs male of
his body, lawfully begotten, by the names, styles,
and titles of Vierouut SANDON. of Sanctum, in the
county of Stafford, and Earl of HA REobTET. *la the
county of Linctill,.
The Elea bar been pleased to present the Rev.
huts Fours to the church and parish of Logic
Port, iii the presbytery of Brechiii, and county' of
Forfar. vacant by the transit& of Mr. ALEXAN-
DER PETER to Dundee.
The Kieft has also been pleased to present the
Rev. ADAM LAI DI.AM to the church and parish of
Soutlidean, in the presbytery of Jedlnirgh, and
county of Roxburgh, vacant by the death of Mr.
WILLIAM Si OTT.
The Kiwo has also been pleased to present the
Rev. Joao Russw. to the church mid parish of
Muthil, in the presbytery of Auchterarder and
county of Perth, vacant by the death of Mr. Jonts
SCOTT.
Dr. EUSEBY CLEAVER. Bishop of Fern., who
succeeds to Clogber, (which is vacated by its pos-
sessor brwg translated to Dublin) is brother of 1)r.
CLEAVER. Bishop of St. Areal,. The
new Bishop mistiest is Dr. PETER BROWNE. the
Dean of Ferns, and cousin to the Marquis of
St-ton.
That truly fine Regiment, the St. Jamtss's Voisin.
teems, commanded by Nlajor l)owss,iu she absence
of their Colonel, Lord Ammer", (who is at prevent
in Sicily), muster at Bisrlingtoss-House. at anon
o'clock on Sunday learning nest, and from thence
much to Turiiham-Green, with their field-piecre,
there to do perinaoeut duty for two days ; and on
Munda) will march ao Wieroarrood-Sensbirs, where
they will Whet Morpha-bnuso Vol untarra.
to have a grand idarin•-dglit. Lod tss sewn to them,
circuing parade. Turnha.o- peen, lira o'clock.

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The company and residents at this plate are Men
pleased with the result of two prosecueureushiried
ut the last General Quarter SeiWell* of the Pews
holden for the county of Gloucester, In fore the lii.
Hon.• Mr. Bathurst, and es most I-eves:l4l6le Bench
of hlatristrates of that comedy. The Defendant
will Mr. George Brisac, funnel ly Captain of Hie
Alajesty's ship the Pis, (ip. East's It•p•as, vol, iv.
p. nit.) Mr. Brisisc now resides at I..heltenhaiii.
In April lost, he procured a set of workmen to
erect four tall poles, with figuree ban;; nil them. in
front of the villa of the Hight Wm. lauly More
Lindsay Cr./wino', accumpuineil wills a drum and
fife playing, a gun tiring, and the of a rattle.
These figures were left standing severel days, not
only to the annoyance of her Lisilvship, bat of all
the company who frequent Mr. Thompson's 'PP.
lIC walks and rides, which surround the spot. Mr.
Brew, and four others, were indicted hit tins riot-
ous proceeding, unit, after •4 long trial, were •all
found guilty.
The iinNt ttv addressed Mr. Brisac in • very
stile and imprearavo speech, on the 1111 propriety it
his conduct ; but as he had in isle au apology fur
himself and the other Deleimanis, the Chairman
said, that the Court would not iiitio.t the tine to the
extent they otherwise should have done, and hued
them in tees guineas.
The other in oseentiiin was sit the suit of Mr. Ro-
bert Hughes, of Cheltenham, the Solicitor to Lady
Mary Lindsay Craufiird, who, having attended, on
her Ladyship's behalf, the fixing of acute meer-
stows in the gonad, to Aww the boundary between
her Ladyship's land and the land which lately be-
toisg.ll to Mr. Brisac, was insulted by that person,
who sent for a loaded gtut, and challetwed Mr.
Hughes to tight bins with any tire-arms he pleased,
within live paces, using much opprobriouslimplage,
and brnittlesiting a cane in the most insulting man.,
tier. On this indictment, Mr. Brisac was also pro-
nounced guilty, and sentenced to pay a One of five
guineas.

Yesterday morning His M.t.resrt, Princesses
AUGUSTA and Sergi*. at:communed by Lord Al.
DEN, Count liaoiwe flair, Mr.
and Mrs. tiP UttosvEvoi, the Hun. Mr. G.
timerali CANTWRI arc and nermtoTs
still i.'kileDel TAYLOR, rode on horseback is Wi .
stir Park, and returned at twelve o'clock to the 'as,
lace.
The QUEEN and Princess lEtes•BeTet took an
airing to Frogmore.
The Duke or C•IIDRIDGE. and Princess MAST,
walked to Frogmore and back.
Tuesday evening, His MAJESTY. the Duke of
CAMBRIDGE, Princesses August*, E.i.tzsseTit,
and MARY, walked on Windsor Terrace, accom-
paided by Lord Attoe.e, Ladies 'royalistand At:
Stet 1, CUMBERLAND, Mr. and Mrs. Dme.A.Gerre-
v enoa, mid • miniervus assemblage of company.
His MAJESTY is expected in town, this day, to
hold a Private Levee and Privy Council, at the
Qutan's Palace. •
Lord GRENVILLE left Cashiebitry. yesterday,,for •
Dropmore-Hill.
The Vitticn Paiute., and the Marchioness of
SALISOUST, will dine this day with the Earl and
Countess of Essex, at Cashiribury -House, Herts.
On Monday last, the Bad tit Cilantro* had a
conference with the Commatinet-le-CAter,' for
upward* of an hour, at his Office.
Captain Semite", so famous in the Duke of
Yriatt's case, has, at length, some one to keep him
nominally Tti counteniniee.—Lord HARRoaST ap-
pear,, from The Gazette of last night, to he advanced
to an Earldom, and eho to the title of Viscount
Swedes. •
Arrivals at Cliftan and the Wells—
Earl Percy, Lewd Bohm, Lady and Miss Rich, Hon. Mr.
pad Mrs. Dawkins Pregnant, Hon. Mrs. Villas wad Mies
Perry, Coker' sad Mr.. Wye; Coluirol and Mn Gamoyae,
Colour! Mawaturns, Colonel Mahe, Colonel Rogers, Ma-
jor and Mrs. Goodall, Maine Adcy, Capt. and Mrs. Hastier,
Mr. Mrs. sad Mao Coins, Mr. and 14,.. wind, Mr. eed
Mrs. fivyer, Mr. and Mr.. Taylor, Mrs. 'rod Miss Giles,
Mrs. Dasee, Mei. Bayley. Mrs. Gregie Mrs. Jacksoo, the
Miss Women, Mks Freeman, Mr. Tipple, Mr. Reeve, Mr.
C:arrothers, Inc.
We hear that Meyers. EVANS. MALI.' Nsos, AB-
BOT, and EGAN, of the Theatre-Hoyid, Bath, her-
Mg obtained permission Irons the Motor of TENET.
in South Wales, to estaLli,li yearly 1 heutrical Per-
formances at that beautiful Watering-place, are
now erecting a temporary building for the ensuing
summer season ; after which, an tottirely atw and
elegant Theatre is to be erected for the above Gen-
tlemen, who, from the opportunities their very re-
spectable ideation. at Bath *turd there, and from
the very easy commeitication between the places:gill j
always be enabled to present the inhalotatits and
visitors of Tenliy, which now so rapid!), ini:wease in
number and fashion, with an claire Bath Company
of Cosareilians, and consequently all the novelty of
the popular pieces, as They are annually produced
ih London. Their temporary Theatre is littiug up
in a very superior stile, as they are determined
that no expanse shill he spared ; mid, we are
glad to hear, their prospect of success is equel
to the spirit with which they are proceeding—
having, in addition to the MAYOR'S wilietion, ri•ceiv.
eel the most I:beral encriuragement, anti promistm of
support, from the principal inhabitants of this
charming spot, the beauties of which are beyond
our limits to describe, and menthol.; fast the, cane.
fashionable watering-places in Great -Britten. The
Company already cowists of the four Managers,
with :gems. Doerta•o. Si,,a SAIIYN, Ilvorga D.
Mass Ftsitit, Miss WHEATLEY. Mrs.-Simi, and
Mrs. Euaa. all of the Theatre Royal, Bath. The
Theatre, we hear, is to be opened the and week in
Angola.
The Midsummer Dividends are now pa* at
the Bank : those peruses who heve.proparty ip the
Food. have now an mason •y of Vbellipealog their
hemlines a thousand fold, by exprwAisig a small
part of their di•ntends in the purchase of Ticket
or Share in the present State Lotter', which has
only coon Numbers, . with Tau Huidred Thou-
sand Pounds in Prizes, cud nil Le drawn is one
Day.

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Ms Lira Carom= FULL.III7'O4V.
Winton-Lodge, Islectords, duty 11, to).
11111...-1 have to request tart roe will bare the gouda. se
to area, to your valuable Pam tbet aeorompooyiag leo.-
coacticatoie, trims fee, as Repotoopialoa ed ebe late Colonel
Fullerton y which has beer aecampariey called Meth, on my
part, by the present appaialateet of Major-C....are! Victais
to a cignesaud on the staff far /amigo service.
I sin, Sir, ye.er obudieut
To the &Moe. M. H. IIrta.LIATON.
We hare authority to state, that the evideuce
delivered, upon mak, at the Bar of the Privy Coma-
cut, on Ilse charges exhibited against tio .ernur
k'icton--together with the sinportritt elucidate',
din:uisiesits referents to this iurestigstion, as heil
before their I.ordshipa. atml Ic;*t arranged, priiited.
and addressed to the Imperial Parliament. 11 Co-
lour' P•dlarta... will speedily be published.
On this subject we are regurged to insert the
following Cle•ular Note. trusi•dtitted (try tl.• • ecre-
'rotative of Colonel lunation) to the lieu o.f
lire MAJESTY.", Cabinet, and Lord Chief J usticegf
the Court of King's Bench.
(Citt(3.; LAIL)
7th Ju'y, !Ley
The attention of ---, is respectfully called to the or-
camp:wring important Pupeis ; from tLe extraiodinve co-
couisianer of Major- tivni.ial howls Pwton, IS' okiret of
thu sorawas invi.stigatiou whi. L thee refer, harm% now
been iwninotr.l 00 the Staffs LWOW, awl aimed tiara peon'.
rant and Jo tilixo kited sitaatiou of commend &Load, ale, II
eve •ers it inchamosable, that the strongly iessidic.l censure •
loch *maser, i.ealcidaten to euurey woinat the ishaiaekr
nii.l tori,hict of the late COIOISCI Flll4lll lull, Shllolol 111111:01
refutation, by the reideacetokai sea oath et Ike bard.
hit) Council, hying pi educed to the world.
Ps tri ~,, v. Loom r, to aduptiug at anions a prementibella h
k deemed advicestili to ...thauit for consiikoratior the irit•Sta
such a disclosure may modem in the country at dm OII9IIIIIt
permit, in order that these Right Honourable Illasliesioristo
sit on the Cominittze of Inquiry atiedvd to, erranieele)seas
yea sod e.-ho nen hold seats la the cabinet, risen se ea-
pretrdenicil ap appointment Las occurred, may bay. as sp-
purstooty of arrestiug its being earned into ctlket, *NS
the resolution as question have taken plat* antler isaz7
o am.,,, without„, the knowledge or sanctum of His
lye Go.eroment.
lit tuhlition to what occurred before the Privy t` mauled,
Geiwril ileum stands under a verdict of Gritty (tor inflict-
isor corium!) before a Legal Thiamin, and awaits (wider Icia
reeagnisaare) Ms fatore Judgment ors thus ease.
Should be fall le the service of his emsoiry, (bowevet est-
=id Bering bees au employed,) it avoid by malty be
luadcalesible to fellow bias Op the rate. with
weessatieststmialeing his ono is *fly- worsted repriitia. boa ;
while, es
of they l
eal,e bawd, altasoattee la sees eon to he
aeolloa,elt reatmeeted caraccely Clime' Fa t-
holes to be ' by sbeimpsamselli as ladmiriomity
.cassearii, nog elbiek the propost promptiwa mins teutt to
relearn, Het be had bees astnaktiftri onetime et a pow n-
sdAy rimallatlio locate, sod bad • haled as sabutauttatleg tae
charges bragist by him against Goirerom
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71 f i."ATRE-ROTAL, DUBLIN.
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Our Theatre will close on Tuesday, with Mr.
Sheridan'„ admirable Comely of lieHicoh, nod
the Farce of The lrighnian in holy. On
Mr. Mu• •• hakes hie benefit. The entertaii..
meats of the evening ate to be The Beane Strata•
gem and lfwcalThieves. Never has there been so ,
productive a season as the last, and we hope the
Proprietors will mike a just trim's. to the Pubhc,•
• by providing rich end rational entertaiLmeut fur
tfie eusuing winter. Actors in Tragedy and genteel ,
Comedy should be procured ; it is to be regretted
that with an actress of such superior lability as Misa.
Small, we should not have a man in the Theatre
capable of delive,rlng ten hoes of blank sense cur-
reedy; we speak otthote who have presumed to al.,
pear in the higher• polka of Tragedy. There
ntq-
departments ut the Drama that mulch pot be LAter
in any Theatre, than by some of tbe pose,*
company Crew-street. 11e calumet fori,et that
sea have Mahan. NVillidins, Fulham, Lewis. Lee,
and Johnson. The first etal second sof tl elm gem.
thoueit could not be ea-ily. matched; surd the otLe •
are highly respectable. As a chaste cud spirited
comedian, Mr. Pulliam stands is the very first rap k
of the present day, and there is no man more ge-
nerally, or more deservedly a favourite with lbe
public, than Mr. 11 Wimp.; his conception is eor-
I feet ; he gives us all his points with humour, and
without that grinnsee,alth whichothers de,rtide the
professiou. But Mill we haves blank in Tragedy and
genteel Cotnetly, which we hope torte tilted ep oa
the opening of the Theatre lit November.—.4r.
Charles Connor is certainly a promising actor, hut
harrow:li yet to learn.-3.1r. F)uff has cuininter.hle
requisites. and has touch to ate-Irani. Beware of
vanity. •Mr. Dull it has already spoiled a very firda
voice, and mat,, in the end, wake r young man, of
much professional pretension, s contemptible actor.
Reform it eltogether."--There if not a more nee-
ful man on any stage than Mr. N. Jones. Ile ap-
pears to us to have a good understauding, and more
talent than some people are willing to allow him.
Lie is always Peneet ; and .we hare uses, known
him, by neglect, or any other impropriety, to ven-
ture the performance. or attend the Pftishic.—Wa
consider thtsitacknowledgineut due totlositotersiollOolt
a,ctor, who, throughout the season, hoe sheers a great
willimpA.vs to promote the public ansmossuent.
The female putt of the Crow-.trait Cumpany
highly rext•ectslale : Mies Smith, Miss Waistein.
Miss Locke, Mrs. Ilititivcock,, Mrs. Cooke, hire.
31,Ci111,4411, and Mrs. Davi., ere in public ancs
private ihte to be admired cud respected ; but some
additions wtay tie necessary, which may be accons.
plished.witla cal.:. and without uieturaug any se-
. noun expense. The erniipwaiv null treat week peer
toed to mud Cork, end the Duleim
Ire remain closed till Novemher, whets we expect
to me increaw.d exettion, and meet the ecompafty
more complete then we have had it during tile
posited winnow.
Mr. Talbot, after a moat succeed& campaign
in Behlist, opened the Newry Theatre, on Met:-
duty aught la.t. Ln Addition to his elSefellent COMO,
Mrs. F 101391 has left town to pin the company at
Newts. We cannot avoid exp.evigils our surpti.e
that Mrs. Pullet°, whose excellent tektite art so
much wanted, should not hdte ou'engasetnent in
Crow-street Theatre. An actress ib her lima *mild
be deemed by the public a great orSinistlatotti seed
we know of Timm who'coreid fill thiamin". iso age
fectie'rly.—(Delektri Evening Past.) .1
The Master and Wankel if the Baktose Colo- .11
pony wititei on the Loop Mayon. yeaterdeys to
the amiss: and price of hrt•itd. Hip Lorrtelags.
examining the Meillweit;hers' Report. wee
to order bread to be rased half an aosiOts
place to-morrow ; when the (jearterft
Wheaten will be sold for Is. lid. and klosteelsold