THE MC A LS. TO THE EDITOR. OP. Kiwi. Silt, I make no apology for desiririg. you to lake notice of a circumstance very prevalent at the theatre, and which for severe reprehension: I allude to prae,tice of the ! higher order of actors performing in new pieces for a *iv., nights or

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FO I? E IGI,V IN - 7 I, LIG .EN CE. PRUSSIA. rnvi9AN REPO WI. EIMING, JA N. Y. 9. -7-The intended junction between: , Marshal Bernadotte and Marshal Ney, the former of whom marched in the night .between the and 5t It from Elbing, has been interrupted on the retreat of the : latte

R C • 1 ISO 7. . . . _ A throughout tho wlthi.uthu'VwOiretthy Post touted to. - The of Ponte was not in the pursuit, because about 2000 Russian infantry and cavalry, cut from theirinain body , forced into Mohringen, which they found l without defence ; the troops that had dctimd

2.—An order of the day publishea here notices the folsoand absurd rhitiptirs respecting the army, in which it hi observed, that people lvtio ore üi the habit ofexcercisiug a cool and dispassionate judgment upon that they hear, are net likely . to itito •llimiy Holm but the. vred

Bill for improving condition of the. Poor receive( several itmewlinefits, was to : in! printed, and into further consideration 00 the 13th qf April.—Acti o urn e t till Thursday.

AUGUST ,1807.

1 States are at in poscssion of the Emperor NA. poleon. V. The arrangements which the Emperor Natolo"" 111113 make in the cduntries alluded to the two preceding shall be riCknouledged by hit Majesty . the King a Pru , . in the same manner as if they were containeo and OP lated i

Lord,lT AWKESBUR it delivered a Message from his Majesty, stating, that his Majesty thought it proper to acquaint the linnse of I.ords, that he had entered into subsidiary engagements the King of Sweden, and that a copy of the Treaty . ould he _laid before them as soon as the ra