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London, England, 1812-09-02 00:00:00

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Liettaf -St Pa4atijeer fitted ant by the Mana-
gers of this favourite place
.of public amuieiiientii
nightly brings in a handsome prize, if overflowing'
houses can merit this appellation. Commodore 4.1 t, Inn
and Ciptgin RAYMOND haire provided a most excellent
crew, and cater most admiratilv for their passengeri.
HAvitautiz.,—,Last..night; ntw Comely
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•Honie," "The Lay after the lkedding,': an
-66 The Sleep. Wathee,” were repiesented to a very
crowded audience, who testified their ipprobation of
the evening's entertainments by repeated plaudits.:
In the lattet piece; Jciya4'as the Irish Baronet, being'
taunted by 'Sorb.: (escellent.ysuppOrted
by Mr.. Ken.) at the supposed propensity' of Irish..;
men to bhmderieg, made the following well-timedi
remark t 41 Sure, Honey; you'll allOw that my gal!
lane countryman, Loid W E.I.IaNGTON; made no blunder''
at Salamanca, t'other day I"—h need riot be added
that this WAS received by the itodierice with the inost
tumultuous applause:

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BRIGHTON, AUGUST Si.

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The interval of fine weather, last night; agenatoned
a crowd of Sunday promenaders to assemble on the
Steyne, between the hours of seven and half-past
eight o'clock ; though, from the dampness of the
turf, which was hostile to thin shoed, but very few:
persons of fashion *ere to be seen in the throng. The
Band of the 18th, hOwever, did haiMonious duty oti
the Lawn. This Band performi in a very pleasing
*nd scientific Manner; but their selection, Orierally;
is better adapted for reconcert rbom than die field.
Among our last arrivals at, and returns to; Ilia
place, are Lord Viscount Latta, Lady RAwaNsow;
General and Lady Itmt Housrovst, Lord Ammons;
Miss Easente, Btc:
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N EAST BOUR, AUGUST Sl.

Wednesday evening there itai a Subscription Bal!
and Supper at this place, in the first style bt taste am;
elegance, being attended by all the beauty and fashiori
of the neighbourhood; to coMineMorate the glorious
victory obtained by Marquis WX4LINSTOWB and hii
heroic folloioers, at Salamanca. The staircase leack
ing to the ball-room was decorated with laurel, acc,;
After supper the company returned to the bail-room,
Where they continued till between four and five o'clock
in, the morning, having frequently observed, during
the entertainment; that; independent of the occasion,.
they had never witnessed one that.hadgiien such ge-i
neral satisfaction, the party having vied with eac
other, who could contribute most to the happin
of the whole.

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Arrived at the George Inn—The Right Honourable the Earl
of Aberdeen, And Dr. Howley ; the ght Honourable Lord
Blantyre, azid the Honourable Mr. dteWart ; the Right Honolif..
able Lord Qui& and Mt. Craig ; the Right ifineerable Lard
and Lady Elgin and family - 'the Right Rev the Lotd Birk of.
Meath; Mn.s O'Brien, and Misses O'Brien ; Lady Wedderbl
and Miss Wedderburn ; the Right fittnoitable Lord Williayta
Russell, and the Honourable Misi Russell ; the Honotirable
Stewart Wortley MiKenzie, Belmont Castle: the Right Plotilert.
able Sir William Drummond, Bart. 4 Sir Patrick Murray, Ban. ;
James Drummond, Esq M. P.; General Stewart, General Drum.
mood, Colonel Hutchiustin, Colonel Maitland and family, Cap.
tain Montagne, Captain Harrls,R. E. Miss blewart, Mines Camp.
bell, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell of London, &e: '
Arrived at the Salutation Intl.—Lord Carrington, Lard Gait!.
net. Honourable Mr. Smith, Rev. Mr. Kays, Lord Ogilvy, Lon'
Maitland, the Honourable P. 0.11, M. P. Mr, William Smith,
M. p. Colonel O'Callagan, Mn. O'Clifilasan; Captain &Canape,
and Captain Hill, Durham militia; I7t. Gregory, of Edinburgh;
S. Freeman, Esq. of Folly Court ; Mrs. Freeman; Rev. Mr. Con.
stable, of Beverley; Mrs. and Misses Constable, Lfdy Bent
Gavin, Miss Gavin, Lady Elizabeth Campbell, General Camp..
bell, of Ballied; F. Marsh, Esq. Mr. Mush, and Miu Brooks

MONTROSE,
POTARCH BRIDGB.—Three months have scarcely
elapsed since the foundation of a bridge to consist of
three arches, planned by Thomas Telford, Esq. civil
engineer, had been laid at this place: We hate now
to acquaint the, public, that on Wednesday hist, tlie
centre arch, 65 feet in span, was completed ; and,:
strange as it may appear, in twenty bouts thereafter,
the arch was turned over, dud finally keyed. Front
a continuation of his exertions, it is to be heped the !I
public will have the benefit of a passage along the 1,
bridge this *inter. The inhabitants of tlit northern'
part of the island are much indebted to the cotamis..
sioners for highland roads and bridges, for that zeal
with which they prosecute those improvements which
are so beneficial to agriculture, manufactures, and
Commerce.
Saturday fames Robinson and John Ifughes, who at
the late Kent Assizes were convicted of assisting the
French General Phillippon and Lieutenant Gamier
in their escape, stood on the pillory at Rye, pursuant .
to their sentence.
Penuc DEPAULTER%—Without entering into the
nice questions involved in Sir S. Roran.Lt's measures
for adapting punishments to crimes, we may surely
be allowed to state, as a radical detect in our criminal
laws, that no adequate punishment can be inflicted on
public defaulters.--We legislate with promptitude and
vigour against the stealers of the most trifling articles
in a dwelling-house or shop ; we can denounce heavy
punishments on the wretches who purloin a door.
scraper, or a birch broom, but the Gentlemen who rcb
the nation of millions, we kindly permit to go where
they please !
A violent storm of thunder and lightning, accent.
panied by very heavy hail, was experienced in the
neighbourhood of Cirencester, in the afternoon of
Thursday last. The hail-stones were of an erraor-
dinary size,.and broke a great many panes of glass
in eke green-house of Jamas Musonevs, Esq. of
Barnsley Park.
CORN MARKET, MARK-LANE, SEPT. 2.
'We have few fresh arrivals of Wheat to-day,and not mach
iislining supplies; sales in this trade nearly as on Monday. Ihe
wart Naafi be remarked in Barley and Malt. Rye is lower. Whilst
Very few Grey. Likewise Beans of the two
khge, IMO we again dearer. Iles* are now considerable sup-
plies of Neereets, sales thereof, both on Monday and this day,
are much lower, via appears a faking article. Hour continue
at late prices. cuaittcr num, As Imola -.
Wheat: 90s. Mts. 1501. Beans 90s. iSes.
Floe diuo, 1521. 1555. Tick date, Us. 94a.
Rye, 70s. 76,. Oats, 511*. 611. wee.
Barley, 601.644.04. Poland Owe 876, 70*,
Mats, 90e. 991. Potato. dittl), 7116. 7.14
Einefitter• 1 lie. sauce-Bustoodo 3" " 116.

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