Star.
London, England, 1808-10-21 00:00:00

ISLET'S DEEgNQ

dated among a few select
aticated by his own signa.
npaignin Portugal.
['Swot comae ! and solemnly
.o frequently made by hit
icipation whatever, directly
icils which led to the late

[era had crowned our brave
WrilLilt suggested to those
, that it would be highly j„ j,
' position will, the whole Bri,
ingly pointed out the most
purpose. This suggestion
in three hours, the French
of movement peculiar to
the point in question !
Lis position states it to have
ng nature, that an advanta.
been made from it at any
army.

kRTHIJR'S signature appear.
nation, he remarks that he
'tis name by his superiors in
refusal would have been a
,ar. The disinclination on
follow up his suggestions,
Sir A. Witu.PsLET's mind
. Upon the occasion of the
ed to him for signature, he
st it, in the name of the Bri.
a few hours before led on to
this protest to his friends,
enemies, to prove his assent
ms granted to JCNOT.
'ention, however, in his opi.
-rant the animadversions so
it by the public feeling. He
abuse bestowed upon those
himself in particular. In
I 'advanced against setting
erty to march against Spain.
iat we had, at the same in.
ierous and better appointed
act in Spainat a moment's
ing to watch over a nume.
war in Portugal. He jus.
i to JrNOT with respect
F'rance, upon the principles
Us in the law of nations is

hat 38,000 men, with a well•
1, would have been requisite&
in with success, and that the
Id have lost twice as many.
sides the massacre to which
ve been exposed.

by Sir ARTHUR WELLES:UT,
address, to a newly-invented
it enemie.ai, which WAS brit
the most (wonderful effects.
e, in a new military projec-
)nel Slump Net, and hence
)mbs." They have been all
to letters from Portugal.

,DWARD Moon's Tragedy of
night represented, for the
n the `Farce of " Who Witu P"
gedy were dissipated by the
FAWCEIT, LIsTOS, aad Mrs.

NE.—The only air fgt. y in Tht
Leatre last night, as Mr. Cosa;
, who was to have performed
s Lucy. Her performance of
ous, spirited, and chaste : she
ter usual sweetness ; but her
the jailor's daughter.—Mrs.
!sled all the simplicity, sweet•
he author : she displayed her
ste and variety in the songs,
incessant—,. Cease your fun,
tile that obtained a most rap.
HsTota looked and acted Mac•
le executed the songs in the
character, and was applauded
encored in " How happy could
▪ DOWTOM aid Mrs. SPARES,
tnt, were excellent.—MATHEAN
r humour of Fikh, in which
an immeasurable distance.—
pe was rather too graceful for
altogether went off with great
is Deuce followed, in which Et-
-satility of talents with the hap-
ice the Theatre was crowded.
CORM and the Proprietors cf
iginated in the Proprietors ob-
nent of his flea, Mrs. Com.
las discordant ly observed ,4 You
.y—l'm not such a fiat, but I
ze ; so, if you will not take my
of have my Polly!"
young Lady, whose musics
its have attracted much notice,
CREADY, at a very liberal sa-
ie Manchester Theatre,
which
▪ Roca, we understand,
av▪
ail himself of the benefit of

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t to-day, and'sales thereof it a
e—New as per currency-Fine
parter—Barley and Malt sup:,
ite Peas likewise—Old Beansof
n dearer—Oats are also in short
in this trade fully in4intained
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