The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-10-09 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENEIt.

CORUNNA PAPER'S.

CASTROPOL. •RTT. i i.

On the sth and 6th instant, Brigadiers Cavitation
and Parker attacked the enemy between Langres
and Oviedo, with nn advantage, and equal lo.is On
both sides. Seignior Pother was thrown from his
horse, and a little hurt by the fall ; but we learn;
that on the Bth the two Brigadiers got 800 French-
men into an ambuscade ; only six out of the whole
effected their escape, the rest being either killed or
made prisoner,. This affair took place at Parents,
about two leagues from Oviedo. Our Junta has
also received an account of MO men from Seignior
111shie's army having joined the division of Brigadier
POrlier. Ort the three sneers:ire days above-men-
tioned, Brigadier Barcena was plagued with the
enemy at Grado and Penassor, and compelled them
to retreat to the opposite aide of the river. Our lass
was considerable, but that of the enemy was much
greater.

An official dispatch of the 9th says, that the at-
tack on the 6th, in the Asturias, was general ; that
an account of its results would run to a great
length, more particularly if it comprised several
feats of gallantry then performed, which bordered
upon heroism ; that Seignior Barcena gave unequi-
vocal proofs of his being a brave commander ; that
Lieutenant-Colonel Miranda manifested the highest
intrepidity ; that Commandant Ramos fell in the
contest; that several other officers were wounded;
and that in this engagement the French lost 404.1
killed and a number of prisoners. These papers
contain some farther extracts from the correspond-
ence intercepted by the boats of our squadron on
the coast of Biscay, the beginning of last month.
None of the letters, however, are of a later date
than the period of the landing by Porlier. Those
formerly published, sheaved theextreme alarm which
the Commandant of the province of Santander felt
upon that occasion, and the very slender means
which he had at his disposal to resist the invaders.
These letters are filled with complaints concerning
the brigands in all directions. General Barthelemy
informs Droner, that Campanillo, with a body of be-
tween 400 and 500 men, chiefly occupies the rallies
of Mesa and Caranza ; but occasionally lie divides
his force into small parties which scour the collies
of Giir;ezo, Sobv, Carriedo, and Toranzo, and cut
off the communication between Bilhoa and San-

tender, compel the young meu wherever they go to
join them, intercept the couriers, and force the Jus-
tices to furnish them with all mariner of necessaries,
and to levy the public contributions for their use.
—The General says, that a body of 300 men would
be sufficient to destroy this corps of brigands, but
that he never can come up with then' ; fur he no
sooner arrives in one place in pursuit of them, than
be is informed of their having shewn themselves iu
another ; so that nothing but the combined opera.
'ion of of a number of cola:tins can totally extirpate
them. All the expedition* he MI Ant to Pate*
had been ineffectual; for as often as his troops
made their appearance, the inhabitant, retired to
the fastnesses of the mountains, carri,ing off with
them every thing that was moveable, and leaving
no means of subsistence fur his soldiers. It appears
that the co-operation of a detachment frmn Bonnet's
army was deemed necessary for clearing the country
of Campouillo's parties;hut Barthelemy complains,
that instead of lending him any aid, Bonnet had
sent him orders to forward a corps to St. Vicente,
to been readiness to march, if necessary, to
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT FROM GeNBIIAL ',LANCER°,

TO OSMBt&L ME/4017.41AL, OF TOO DATTLS

FOUGHT AT VILLA GAIACIA.
" More EICICLLINT Sillt—Agreesble to the orders of
your Excellency, I formal and columns for attack, and one
of reserve, in miler to attack the enemy on the *ilk iniitant.
In a short lime he phonated leis forces, and your Excellency
d.rected in. to take ep a position along the rising ground of
Canto de marking the grouud I formed toy line,
which euitaistelof one line of baffle, and another of solid
battalions as a reserve. In this situation I remained far •
lone time, the enemy moving tire columns in the direction of
in, left Ilauk ;which your Excellency observed as well as I
did', and nurching with rapidity, midently with an Mien-
lion In surround me, and although without the orders of
)onr Excellency, I directed my attention to that point on
which I considered the fate of the day dcpcndtd._

In the act of mattitig,a new moveuient your Excellency's
Aid,le Camp arrivtd with toilers to the same effect; se.
coriliugly I gave the command of the two columns a the
regiments of Princess and Lista to Brigadier Don Itatie4
laColle. in command, whine account of the tope-
, aiou. of these corps I endow to your Exielleuey. I loft
the irgiment of Never.., mandril by Colonel Doll Bcr-
mord.. Ponderous, that of 3lunferte by Colonel Von Antonio
Illaten, soil that of Merida, to the mend of Brimidirr
bon Pulse, Polito de la tills, the Callailfloll.lol of the. corps,
corcring the left flank ail.' di.ision of the van-pined ; and
patting myself at the head of the light battalion of the Serene,
commanded by Colonel Dun Jnais Campos, the regiment of
Pavia by Col. Don Frasekeo pureds Prieto, Shot of Castro.
poi by Cut Don tiieiorio POpiero, Congas de Tiller, by Dou
GtiNerl7lo Ewer gad that of Infiesto by Colonel Don Die,:o
Make, where the' rrenry directed Itia prialeipal attack : when
I sussed, I round the enemy in poseesaion of all the stiong
sad commandsog points, keeping up a brisk and galling lire
ou my troop., seder cover of which Ciro, columns Avowed
with great einifidenee. In this attostioa I trataatly resolved
to attack the whole of their forcet, and directing a (huge
web the brawl. t, wry whole line, leaping our • wall which
nos before th, tn, imbed upon the curtsy *tilt such deter-
mined courage, the brave tetriinviits of Pavia, Castropol,
and the battalion of Scuola, that the whole of the
enemy's tomes gave way, hying Iu its. most shameful manner.
I seams year Exeellesey that I saw tire victory on our side,
persuaded that the cavalry would lint lOW ru favourable an
opportunity; hat negleetini it altogether, the enemy had
t,clif le rirec‘ is Timis Isis confusion; nod retorniug with the
of his finer", obliged me to mono to my forum, por.j.
Hoe a desperate and Woody batik was fought, with-
''ti the enemy luring able to gun us inch of Lemma,
et.slourivii my troops, ulthotigh placid between t,co tires,
o "di h continued for some time, until the cavalry began to
attack them to the rear of my (rout, cutting down all those
who were placed behind the walls. I sow ordered. the regi-
ment of palest° to attack with the bayonet, directing that
a Coition de Tinco to sustain it, which was executed by the
one with so much coinage, and tapported by the other with
sorb atesdines., that I hair not words to express any admit-.
•tion of the conduit of the.e two cusp.; The enemy wow
tronain all their fortes against the regiment of Intirstu,
odiirli was obliged to fall back on that of Cusps de l'ineo,
who remained is an imm.oreable pusitioa from thc rino-
inerweinuol, notwithstanding the heavy fire ut the enemy,
v. loch only proses what militrry discipline is capable of
dome litre • fowls and bloody combat en'ued,
..a...nottioril with the gicatest coiner, until I tumid that
tlo..aosoard had retired, soil that the enemy on my left acre
locucrUtriag to earround met spun whithi I ordered •_re.
b eat, wind. was effected is the best possible order, placing
the regiment of Merida un a hill that commands the rued to
Monte Moliu, where the enemy was stopped, mad your E%-
c.'lleaey ordered the whole of the troops to retire, so doubt
bout posuiving the intemina of the enemy'. cavalry 10
thaw. The rerment o.f Naranr was the lasi that reties,.
ad, • ith it• Colonel (Yoakum's) at its heady and your E.K.

LONDON.
TUESDAY. Ocronea 9.

We have noticed the probability, that, in the
event ofour army being obliged to evacuate Portugal,
it would be thought advisable to embark the troops
at Ithasdego Bay. in preference to Lisbon. The

excesses is which a disappointed population might
indulge. however good the present dispoeition of
the natives, may certainly plead in favour of Mon-
deco Bay ; but we fear that thtre are circum-
stances which counterbalance them.

Mont!ego Bay is 20 miles, or 12 hours' march,
from Coimbra, the headiu liters of the British Ar-
toy on the 24th last; and is v..ry dangerous from
the great and constaut surf. The bur of the river
is impassable except at high water, and then only
navigable to the It-an-cod boats of that country.
No vessel of 200 tons burden can pass. In the finest
weather, in August tans, we lost upwards of thirty
risen from boats upsetting; Captain hlat.cottr, of
the Donegal, and his long-boat's crew, were upset.
Monilego river at Coimbra is very shallow—flat-
bottomed boats can only come down. Last year an
oflirer was 17 hours making the effort, with six
royal boatmen, and lie was oo express.

The .1/i/furd country ship arrived at Falmouth.
the sth instant ; sailed from Bombay the Ist June.
The ships Werfurd, Earl Ogaden. H'inchelsta,
and Arnistoa, arrived at Bomt►sy the 25th May.
roost-tigers per Millard—Mra. Learmouth, Major Hefty,
Major Grant, Col. Makaltry, Capt. Hamilton, Dr. Wallace.
The Expedition against the Mauritius left Ma-
dras on the loth May. The news of its capture
may, be hourly expected.
The Ali/ford, we understand, is loaded with cot-
ton on private account, and consigned to the house
of Messrs. Baurr•, Fswcarr, and Co. The country
ships, Jaiaes Sihbabl, Cornwallis, Charlotte, Re-
onsd Feline, were loaded with hemp and cot-
ton at Bombay, en account of individuals,and may
be expected to attire here very shortly.
The Cufficlls hail, on the 15th May, arrived at
Illyntary. from China, to repair the damages she
had reeLived in a gale of wind in the China Sea.
She had been docked for that purpose.

The following ix an extract of a letter from •
o,•fitleittlits at Lisbon. dated Sept. 34:

" The armies have been skirmishing within these
G•« day*, and the loss has been chiefly on the side
of the Ire•nch. We daily receive reinforce•utents;
so v.iih streng►h end confidence, it is the gene-
ral opinion we shall, rit least, keep this country
*outlier year. Lord WiLLINGTOPI is in high spi-
rits, and depends much on the Portuguese troops,
who are daily improving in attachment to the ge-
neral cause, as well as becoming good soldiers.—
The Duke of Ilautsswiem's regiment, in black,
with emblems of death o■ the front of their caps,
have excited wonder and various opinions in the
minds of the lower class of the Portuguese ; some
think they are French, and are come to betray
them; others, that they give no quarter to the
enemy ; anti su on ; however, the lower orders are
our best friends, I believe, and keep the higher
classes of Democrats in better order.
si.erFstatn ?6.
" P. S. The news from the army to-day ts, that

the enemy Muster 80,000 siting, and art wittild ftve
leagues of the British forces. consisting of 52,00 e;
and a battle is hdurly expected."

General ARMSTRONG, late Ambassador From tile
United States at Paris, put into Falmouth last
week with his suite, on his return from France to
the United States. As the wind was adverse •for
England, and favourable fur America, it fidlows
tlvit he is anxious to communicate with Mr.
PINCKNEY before his return to Washington.

Extract of a letter from an Officer of one of His
MAJESTY'S ShirS of war at Cadiz, dated Sept. 14 :
—" There is nothing new to offer relative to the
siege of Cadiz; the enemy are merely on the de.
fensive, awaiting, I presume, the event of a battle
in Portugal, on the result of which rests, in a great
measure, the fate of these two kingdoms.

" The 3prnish are extremely lethargic, and shrw
no wish to profit by the diminished numbers of the
French now before Cadiz, which scarce amount to
twenty thousand men ; indeed, the only appearance
of active warfare is in occasional shells passing be-
tween Pootales and Matagorda. Our bombs con-
tinue to annoy them, and our gun-bows keep the
whole of the enemy's line in 3 state of alarm."

Yesterday morning, His MAJESTY, the Duke. of
You, CUMBERLAND, and CAIIIIIIIIOOE, end the
PIifiCAWIPS AUGUSTA Kid SOPHIA, took nu airing in
Windsor Great Park. accompanied by Lord WM:-
BINGHAM, Ludy ELY, Count Mutts-rut, Generals
GWYN ?MIMI I: iv z aov,Colonels AT Lou and Du-
PROM. and returned to the Palace at bull peat
twelve. Altera/arils, the Royal Dukes and Prin-
cesses visited Princess AMELIA, who remains ninth
in the same state. her dissolution being hourly ex-
pected. iler Halal Highness had ley little sleep
on Sunday: the Doctors still continue in constant
attendance upon her, sitting up alternately all
night.—The whole of the Royal Family remain at
Windsor.
The Prince of Wws left Windsor on Sunday
evening, anti arrived in London about nine o'clock.
His Royal Highness left Carleton-horse yesterday
morning for Windsor, between eight cad aloe
o'clock.

On Wednesday the Royal Cheshire Militia were
inspected by Major-General Titowas, and on
Thursday reviewed by Lieutenant-General Eve-
LAND, on Government Parade, Plymouth; as were
likewise the first West York on Friday. The.
Generals were highly pleased with the steadiness•
and appearance of these fine regiments.
The Nottingham regiment were reviewed on the
line, at Plymouth. on Saturday.
The Cheshire Militia relieved the Lancashire ow
Saturday, in the prison-ship dusty, at Plymouth ;
and tin* day and to-morrow the Nottingham march
to Dartmoor, to relieve the Shropshire.
Friday the West Sussex Local Militia was re-
viewed by Major-Gen. Flourraun. of Chichester.
The men went through their evolution+ gr. Jtly to
the satisfaction of the General. In the evening the
Right lion. Lord EGREIIIIONT gave a ball and
sup-
per, which was honoured by all the hobility and
gentry of the neighbourhood.

The following is an extract of a letter from an
Officer on hoard the Pontone frigate, dated Ca' g-
hori Ray, August 24 :--
" We have been creising ever user I last wrote to you,
aith MINK success, and are now ruing to Malta, where ws
expect to be in about ten days. This, I imagine, will he our
trip prior to tour nturn to England : we shall pro-
bably snit to take a convoy, and at all events shall be some
bcfme ('hristmas. Provisions and fruits of all kinds are
very plentifel and cheap is this part of the globe; I have
aolb. of grapes, sin dozen eggs, mad Mae loaves of tow ad, now
in my cabin, all which rust hat one dollar. IWe were
ia-
foornud WOW time ago, that King Mutts/ had received Farb a
skimming dose from the mouths ofli few Brili.l ba(t•dogs, that
he bail given up his plans against Sicily. Such, lionever, is
sot the case; sod he has now assembled ir greater force than
ever to accomplish his object. lam told that he has aswin.
bled too gnu-boats to escort his army over, whirls lie would
certainly have dune long ago, but fur the vigilance nod valour
of our navy."

A party of armed peasants in the rear of the
French army at Cadiz, lately took about 200
French soldiers and a Colonel prisoners, to whom.
they read the French General's Proclamation fur
giving no quarter to the Spanish peasantry; which
done, they immediately put all the Frenchmen to
the sword !
Some transports, with Royal Marines and Royal
Marine Artillery, from Woolwich and Portsmouth,
have arrived at Plymouth. They lire to he joined
by an equal number of Marines frail that port,
to proceed on a Secret Expedition to tae west-
ward.

St. VINCENT, accompanied by Mr. TUCK-
ER. passed through Truro on Wednesday, on his
way to Penzance. from whence to embark for Scilly,
to inspect St. Mary's Sound, with a view to its be-
coming a naval rendezvous.
The retreat of Lord 11.'cwaceo1I from Gotivea
to his position at Coimbra, leas effected, we under-
stand, without the smallest attempt at any serions
interruption on the part of the enemy. Their ad-
vanced troops came down two or three times in con-
siderable force, but 54 soon as our rear was drawn
oat to receive them, they fell buck. The
inhjbi-
t with an entire devof to the cause of their
country, of which the hi%tory of the present day
furnishes few example•, destroyed such part of their
property as they were unable to remove, and,
abandoning their haliitationa, accompanied the Al-
lied Army in the retreat.

A late; from New Orleans, dated lith of July.
says—" About • week ago we hail a most dreadful
couflugration. In the short space of from two to
three hours, no less than 50 dwelling-housei were
levelled to the grid a d ; the most of them were oc-
cupied by person. in indigent cirriinviistices. lam
happy to say, that :moo dollars have already been
ritisell for the relief of the poor sufferers, many of
whom, to escape personal danger, were obliged, in
their cie,ht dress, to take eltelter in their neigh-
bours' homes, leasing all they had in the world to
the mercy of the Limes, which, though little, Was.
p. emu's, the Gait of a long tedious labour : not •
single house was insured.

" A rerol.mou bas taken place in the Florida.;
inure ai%h to be under the prot.,ction n( the United
Stat,.; others, to be altogether independent."

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4c4I2IIOROUGB, OCT. 3,

&MOM ON MR.JOHNSON'S COMPLETII
HUNDRED YEARS OF HIS LiFE FllOl
DATE OF HIS DAPIIIS.V.

On Wednesday Mr. Bartholomew
highly respected musical character, cm,
HUNDRED YEARS of Ins life, since the
baptism (3d Octoher 171 u), as proved ,
rish register of Wykehatn (uvar Scan
where he was horn.
Tiiis •,•vent„ so highly interestio± to all
him. was celehnited by a.lubilee Dinner:
cal Performance, at the Freemasons' Bat
borough. The selections of vocal music
pruned chitqly on the organ) wrre well
the ocetichma ; and his musical mends
rough, assisted by the principal choristf
York Cathtdral, afforded the company
fication.

About tea o'clock at night, the gond
bore a part in a quartette, by
violoncello the bass to a in r, i , which
composed upwards of Matt leers ago,
Hielby Thiimpsou. Esq. of Escrick Park,
name it is timidly known at Sc:irtmr,,s,2l-.•
other ;,arts were very oliligil,vlvlid kir
for the orensioa by W. •Thi-1,1, Eti. in
to the original composer, whom air.
long known and greatly esteemed.
Lord Mulgrave, the lion. Henry Kipp,
Lloyd, Richard Cardwell, Esq. and selisr •
of the respectable visitors tiihnbitai
borough and the neighbourhocd, lint.oui,
meeting with their company.
Cougrstialutory letteie on the occasion
by the Right lion. C. Manner, Suwon,
deneral Phipps, the Members for ti,
and Richard Lsngley. Et.q. of 11 ykeltant
the last of whom is the present proprietor
estate on which Mr. Johnson was horn.
poetical compositions from the classical pone
Rev. F. Wreugham, Thomas Hinderwell,F-
ware flaw, and recited, with great applause.
The .gratifying presence of the veteran
together with the sight and hearing of tie
anceen his favourite instrument, gave
most touching sentiments of svinpathelic
and transport in the hearts of the company.
The venerable object of this public leo,
regard retired shout eleven o'clock., in the
health and spirits, followed by the blessings
best wishes of all who were present.

His Grace the Duke of NrniFfiti who!
Salighury no 'Cumlay. from Gloweiter, to
relation. florinll HOWARD, Esq. then
the IV kite Ihrt. in eeingequencu of his ilf 111
been broken. Mr. HOWARD is useeh

and is since removed to Stiedlinch. the
guansion of lIIVCRY Davi-Kiss, Esq.

Earl Cnot.stuancr.ss entertsiaed a select i
et dinner yesterday, at Iris hou,e in Pieerafilly.
Lordship intended to hare lei: town yesterdn,
Norfolk, hut was prevented LT the
reports enncesning Princess AMELIA.

Friday lint the Members for the cily or \..
ter give a venison feast, at St. Johi.'s Holm,
the Mayor, Aldermen, and FrPeasee.

The 8411 •t Bodusin, on Tuesday last, Kali
• full and brilliant company.

Sir THOMAS and Latiy UnlitßD. who f•r
weeks put have inhabited Sir Joint Sr. Arne•
romantic and beautiful castle on the gtmmit ofs
Michaels Mount, are now upon a visit to Sir W
and 104 LEMON, at their hospital allusion
Carelew.

On Monday la•t the Odeon of the West
Local Militia were con3eLrated by the Rev.
HOLL A MR, the Chsphiiti ; after which the na
addressed, in an impresaire speech, by the
lion. Lord EGREIGON T. their Colonel.
Set off last week, from the Union Hotel,
burgh

TI :e Conete‘s Dowager of Hootdisorton. Vow
meal Peter, Mr.. and MiP4 Peter, 31oe Cameo

Charlotte Ditrkon, Admiral Durham, Lord Briirr,
and Mn. South of Methaen' Mr. and afro. Hndont,
li Horn, Captain Hodson, 6tdrnouons, Colonel
artillery, Mn.s Henning, ?Sr. 'Wilson, neorge Ginco.
front Lyndon, Mn. and Miss Hay of Spun, awl Mn.
railtun.

Arrived at game place :
Mr. Price, •nd Mr. Ethott of Mobs Conde.
Arrived at the Lawton Hotel. Edintarreh:—

The Earl and (*modem of Breads!haw, Lord
Bolted Bann, Eat of Neabyth, sad T. Wright, Esq
Set oil from rime place
Sir' George P. Paul, Bart. the arsstese of
Ladies E. and Mary Madison, J. W. Croeter,
Miss Crocker, J. W. Wilean, Esq. Miss Wilmot, ainlJ
Harman. E. and family

The lest arrivals at A beryeterith are :
Mr. H'Brien and family, Capt. B. Crsefurd, Mr.,.
Costes, Mr. and Mrs. rive, Mrs. *ad two Miss Hosts,
"kyr, Mr. mid Mrs. Harding, Mr. and Miss Nibs**
and Mn.i Cambridge, Mr. sod Mrs. &nod, Mr. Tulare,
Tntarlset, Rev. Mr. mod Mrs. Lloyd, Mr. Ryder, INr
nines, Mr. and 311 s. Cabe', Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Ver
Mr. kingshow. Mr. arid Mrs. Barr, Mr. Hudc, Mr.
fool, Mr„Gotl:, 11, Mr. OM Mrs. Tsinser, Mr

George, Miss WOUVr, two Miss Resuks, Mr. I.
3.4 Miss P'..ers, Mr. Hamlingtus Mr. nail Miss
Mrs. Miss Russell, Mu.lL:mil, Mr. Hd
he. he.

Snipe. and Starlings have already arrived on
Cornish coast. They indicate an early sinter.
On llooday se'imight. JOHN LLOYD, F• 9.
sworn into the office of Bailiff of Breen') for the
suing year, and • very splendid dinner was
•
on site occasion at the Golden Lion Inns
shordttled with every prohnion of the season.
in all veil uttmeronsly attended. the invitt
having been very general both to the ioluht
of the town, the gentlemen in its vicinity, and
to the Officers of •she list Regiment of Carmel
Local Militia, commanded by Colonel Lord •
Piston; who At Friary -senaight commenced
dace pernianerd duty in that town. Anatol
eoloriiiy were Sit LIMIEST SALL:SeIa.
Member fur the Borough ; Sir CHAILLs Moat
Bart. Zier. he. In the conrse of the eve 1111 l g
loyal toast■ were given, and festivity prevailed
a late hour.

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WWI AND GEN7LENIEN—•AiIhOuth eery means
„pit try posting nutlet,. at the different doors of the
e,teapprite those persoas whu have honoure
nced, and
honour the rile/der, with their prese this
ist„ sf the severe and sudden incksposititm of Mr.

din, similar to that which we have so
,ibed, commenced, and not another syl-
of Mr. Muanav's address could be, distin-
I—The cried of" Young! Young!"—" No
Kembk P'—together with hissin4, groaning,
landing, continued,
.without intermission,
lire whole of the first scene—and Mr. C.
A*; ippearance in the second scene served
tse Cie storm. The gond sense, however, of
Ity of the audience, finally prevailed over
malcontents. and Mr. C. KEMII.R. after a few
was permitted to proceed unmolested.
the character with very great ability;
applause thranAliout the evening bore inn-
moil to his merit. His soliloyutes, " !
this tootmi solid flesh," and " To be or not to
acre fiulpielivered. The scene with his Mo-
.theplay,was adinirahle—indeed his whole
exhibited a perfect conception of the
nor did we observe any one point desert.
slightest censure.—M iss Bo vrow sisseaina
art of °Adios itt a very interesting istaimen
Ballet Pantomime of Oscar and Maivias
which Mrs. PINCOTT inane her first an.
st thie Theatre iu the pert of Makine.
;:exely welt received. Her action and
, sic very expressive, and her dancing
Aoinei ewe and vivacity.
Toe house was crowded to an overflow.
LYeivia.
The

',nobly of Die Clandestine Marriage was
uiv„ht, and introduced Mr. LOVE*
.t -COW! titnr in the pin of Lord 004,
et bast at great buccal+ as on hie tirat ep-
There Is en.•h a combination of talent
to produce a perfect Lord Oglehy, that
ic ••e must attribute the lass of dm
Comedy to the public. rich in charac,er
since the death of Mr. KING
Lint:soya conceived and played the part
It *narked throughout ialth good sew.
A .few Iklicate toucher only
nag to render it a tintthed portrait; but
wall Ore acene, awl with the audience,

soon supply every thing that can he
a Lord o,flehy.—Nlr4. Gi,oviat, in Miss
*.•:;. displayed her usual exct.llence. Mr.
Z.LVOI.II Leseirell was chuste .and gentlemanly.
MN. Omuta resigned the viirt •of ,Nisi
It"lttnad that of Fanny, One of extreme interest
elicaty. Although it is not in her general line
ing, the was very effective. Every part of the
was well filed, and reeeived unbounded
from a moat brilliant and crowded audi-

The Farce of Wi or Miss followed. An ape-

INAS made for the absence of Mr. JOHNsTON
whilgence of the audience requested for
,Sriptaroo, who hsil undertaken the part of
halm. Mr. M 4Tnew•s we.. a usual,
excel-
'od 'his admirable Farce went off with its ac-

Mr. Dowroa, we have great *sawn to state, is
e fast from his late accident, and will very
A re.lttaft his bltiMitl9lll at the Lyceum Theatre.
The item Theatre of !lull will open or the Sid
ant month, with all the eclat of Mat. JORDAN'S
inirist+, who is ',Nord for a few nigbta-
Mr. Coast has crinclualeeten engagement with
ladatae CATALtNi for the Concerts at Eina-
/orith, which wall take place early in January, b"
re her elig 'gement at she Opera-house. We
hr ha, also eageged Madame Stumm.
Mr. G. Ain Law the celebrated leader and con.
erne player.
Mr. Coons, the celebrated actor, sailed from
I.i‘erpoil ort 'Thursday last, is ire Ship Colombia,
fw the Ut,ited Stales of America. He is engaged
Ity Mr. Court*. the manager of the principal
theatre.in America, to play at New York. Philenel-
pin, and most of the Miter large toninea; so that it
till probably require a year awl a half: or two years,
Is
ver"Plete hit series eaf engagement*.
"Ilewls7 seurnar'it. Our grand Dramatic Ho-
trance of Blse Baird was produced at the Seamans
Theatre, with such a Mess of scenery, dresses. and
'inflations, a, had hitherto been conceited'tapes-
.hle to accomplish and laying to the aid of action
la 'country theatre.
A young lady recently eloped from her father's
hour in the neighbourhood of Brutgend. accom-
panied by her Inver, from the vicinity of Merthyr
they were overtaken at Newport, but the fair one
rejected all persuasion to return, and the parties art,
'opposed to have arrived in the metropolis.
Oi Tuesday one of the long coaches between
Eiliubargh and Glasgow was overturned n little to
the westward of Neat Craig% and, we regret to
state, Mr. AfAXASOrR RIVIIP/M, perfumer, sit
"hide passenger, as.. killed on the spot. Mrs.
hors was iu the i•isirle of the c trriace. and
escaped either% ; but Vi*R an deeply attested by the
fate of her husband as to he unable, to b-ar removal.
The guard was also alightle Implied, but no other
PM.* was injured. A child of
that fell between the horres feet and the i;lteels, was
taken op mute safe.

•
riILITREs.
coymn,o46ti.).
e Tragedy of Hamlet was list night repro.
Mr. }Wilms was announced in the bill
arm the character ol Hamlet; bin, before the
ore opened, advertiiiemente were posted
the Theatre, stating, that he. was prevented,
indisposition, from oust
liberal g the chat-
: sad entreating the indulgence
;todience for Mr. C. Kentehe, who pad
slt
ken the part at a very short notice. Ti a-
, we should have thought, would have produc-
e desired effect ; and that every hostile feeling
Id have been absorbed in the general commis.
eon of Mr. lissome Morse—au illness for
his anxiety of mind, . during the commencer
t of the present season, might very reason.
account. But we were doomed to behold once
the ebullition of that tyrannical and orer-bear-
,tartt, which, having been hitherto successful,
offered to sink into oblivion. Prior to the
gof the curtain, Mr. MIJAMAY came forward
dress the and which he did, as far as we
permitted to hear, in nearly the following
Lister AND GENTLENIEN—AIthouth every means
„01, by posting millets at the different dour, or the
to sensate those pervoas who have honoured, and
miy honour the Theaire, with their presence this
• , the severe and sudden inckspowititm of Mr.
Lies horrid din, similar to that which we have so
degribed, commenced, and not another eyl-
d of Mr. Morterv's address ciiiild bit distill-
' • A.—The cried of " Young! Young !"—..
Kemble!"--together with hissin4, groaning,
spiihniiing, continued,
,without intermission,
4t, the whole of the first scene—and Mr. C.
at's appearance in the second scene served
tease the storm. The good sense, however, ol
aittionty of the audience, finally prevailed ore*
malcontent. and Mr. C. 1i.E3111.n. after a few
raptiaus, WWI permitted to pi oceed unmolested,
entailed the character with very greet ability;
1, of apptiAlst thronAliout the evenitsgbore ain.
testimony to his merit. His oliloquies, " 0
t do. tootao solid flesh," and " To be or not ti
••—stre finelydelivered. The scene with his Mo
r, after the play,was admirable—indeed his w holt
rfortaance exhibited a perfect conception of tbt
racier; nor did we observe any one poi tit desert
of the slightest censnre.—Miss 1•1 o veal, somas
the part of Opisefia in a very int.-rotating militate
Toe Ballet Pantomime of Oscar awl Maivire
losed, in w:lich Mrs. PINCOTT made her first ap
Noce it this Theatre in the part of 3/a/eirse
stsre.c.nely ste!l received. Her action AM
tallies Ile very expressive, and her &menu
miser grace and vivacity.
Tat hone was crowded to an overflow.
LYCSOII.
The Comedy of pre Clandestine Marriage WI
sled here lest night, and introduced Mr. Inv'
sirs a second time in the p art of Lord Ot,,lebij
at least Al great success AM on his first el
snare. There is !toll • combination of talc
a.i.te, In produce a perfect Lord Oglekv, this
t!..t rate ma must attribute the loss of ih
reilext Comedy to the public, rich in chttrac,
iestiment, since the death of Mr. Kin,
r.LeTEGILOYS conceived and played the pa
oh. It was marked throughout with good sea
ud thirriisiostiou. A few delicate touches nn
sere minting to render it a finished portrait; b,
vmihsrity with the acetic, and with the audienc
I will, no ambit, soon supply every thing that can
n Lord Oglelo...—.:llta. GIAIWER, in Mi
Steltini.,, displayed her usual excellence. M
Lneeteell was inmate ,snit gentleman
. Mrs. Oatitit revived the vitt' rif Mice Sternal
• I" assumed that of &Fiske. One of extreme nitere
1, sal delicacy. Although it is not in her general li
at acting, she was were effective. Every part of t
Coratily was well filed, and received initiation
spii,ause from a most brilliant and crowded am
• ace,
r. The Farce of Hit or Miss followed. An ap
✓ logy was mode for the absence of Mr. JOH WNTON
a sad the indulgence of the audience requested
who had undertaken the part
the I etyma. Mr. Mavnews was, a usual, Ale
kW: and Ibis admirable Farce went off with its
wonted eclat.
Mr. Dorm's, we have great pleasure t• Ott*,
warning fast from his late accident, and will v
soon telitne his situation at the Lyceum Throb'
The new Theatre of !toil will oven ors the all
arat month, with all the eclat ef Mat. J
fecinanue Went., who isrs. °R"
Mr. Cuant ed"gl.4d fure
few
nig'
s conela ed in engagement W
nee CATALANA for the Concerts at Ed
bar
.41,,r
':which will take place early its January,
parr I fog, 'gement at she Opera-house.
szilemr
r,ta
..
.Ihrsihralsoal, engaged Madame SIAM
A LSY the celebrated leader and c
a ono player.
, M ,
Mr. Cana. the celebrated actor, sailed Cu
Zrbelthie"U'llrie(ThunidaY lasts is sire ship Cotturs
Stales of America. He is saga
lc
_.hr Mr, Coneeo, the snarrager of the prioc
' newest.' America, tola
Ir at New %%irk. Phila
phis, and most of the other I
sill probably
require a year sal a half; or two ye
0 la csolnele hie series of
Ir tYesterday ayshoia'its thirgemengtand "Dramatic
'teice of Blue B 41 WAS reduced at the Sea,
, ▪ !goitre, with sucheig of
deearitioln. as tiedas"iceaern dry
"es'
im
able to hitherto been conceived
accomplish and hying to the aid of ac
in I country theatre.
hottus ye nciuntghle ie. lady ree_entlsy eloped from her lath
.ighbourhood of Bridgend.air
poled by her i l
'tier, front the viciuity of Men
they were overtaken at Newport, but the fair
, rejected all persuasion to return, and the iarti
"Moved to have arrived in the lmetropolis.
On Tuesday one of the long coaches bet,
Faliulinrgh and Glasgow was overturned a Iltl
the westward of West Cr sgs. and, we re
state, Mr. Att v
XAN Ora Ramon, perfumer,
outside nolein
firn
the s yes.. killed on the spot.
t how, r
www
but ehside of the c trriage.
escaped either% • bl was an deeply •ffeeted
fate of her hnrb•tsd
AN to he enable to b-•,r rem
The guard was also skeittir hosted,
PePONI was j„jor,j . ID)
A of • )'ruesr.e.
thaw:, ! up quite ell
twtwiet: salenthe.• hirers is h
feet and the eeh