Star. — London, England, 1804-09-25 00:00:00

FRAACE. PRIVATE LETTER, PARIS, SEPT. to of Europe have the crimes of the Corfiaan elicited mote horror, difgoP, and indignation, than ir. Swe• den. Its inhabitants are, befides, ton loyal, too is and too well informed, not to know that infults of fered to a legitimate Sovereign are always nati nil injuries; and that foreign tyra n ts meditate the ruin of th; people, whole Governments they attempt to de- Qroy. GENOA MURAT has arrived here, rather one:- peßedly, from the coall. Hii return was canted by dtfpasches he received from Foy cH s, of which the cootents can only be matter for conjeflure, even to thole who obfervc with accuracy what improperly tailed the public fpit it. During Bo 's at, ince from the capital, his fccret enemies, as well as thaeof the Royalitt and Jacobin fation, have not bean Idle. The almoft certain rupture with feveral Continental Princes, and the evident impollibility of any fuccefs in his grand expedition aiainlt England, tine been ufeful means in th e ir sot to excite the people. Their difaffedion and dif. *intent have (hewn themfelves on feveral occations. Caricatures, palquinades, and ballads, have, notwith (tan ling the vigilance of the police, been exhibited, pnblifhed, and Tung ; in which the crimes and treach• cry ; the plots and ambition ; the c,,iiipiiacies and atrocities of the BON•PARTII family, base been ex poled to public view, contempt, and vengeance-- This has been carried to rush an excels, that even Too cna hicafelf apprehended ferious conferences ; pitticularly, as of the eight thoufand troops remain tog here, many were fufpefted to have bean (educed, and ready to join the colours of infurgents, had they been ereeked. It can hardly be credited, in foreign countries, how much the new Emperor, his new dig may, and his Imperial relatives have been turned in to ridicule, in the public walks, as well as in the market places ; in oar Amos, as well as in our churches ; in our gardens, as well as in our Thea tres. Since the rummer, 1797, the public opinion never pronounced irfclf more openly again( all the heroes and heroines produced by the Revolution— but, at that period, terror not only (dented CIA- Timm', but changed our patriots into the mull abjea of flares. Six thoufand men from the camp year Amiens, and four thoufand from Compicg,ne, pre ceded the arrival of MURAT, who, with FoucliE,im xnediately ordered fome imprifonmcnts and deporta tions. The patroles became more numerous, and the police (pies more audacious ; not a voice was any longer heard, except in praife of the Boa AAAAA IS; and the " Emperor for ever !" was again the order of the day, in thofe very places, and among thole very perfons, who, fome few days before, were the molt vociferous and violent in their execrations agaiall the prefent order of things- It is even report ed, that feveral of our patriots, who were noted by the police for their difaleetion, have become infor mers and, to Cave themfelves, have done every thing in their power to have their afociates guillotined or tranfported. Such a vile and fickle people do not deferve the bleffings of liberty ; and, as long as a man is found, who has ambition and aud +city to ttfurp power, if backed by the bayonet, be v ill never want here, either executioners, victims, or flans.— From modern France, Europe has, therefore, every thing to fear, but nothing to hope ; becaufe the late mutinous difpofition was not confined to Paris only, but extended to all the Departments ; and, with the exception of soo,ooo foldiers, and 5c,c00 placemen, there was not an inhabitant of France, who did not equally detell and defpife BONAPARTE ; who, not withßanding, had he only half the number of bay onets and fycophants, would, with equal cafe, be en abled to opprefs thirty millions of his !Lives, as he has done for there left five years. It is Paid, that MURAT is to j,in BONAPARTE at Mentz. He has now increafed our gars lion to thirty thoufand men. We yefterday received New York Papers to the loth of Auguft, and Virginia Papers of two days later date. One of them mentions, that the report of the defeat of the native army before St. Domingo, by the French and Spaniards, is unfounded. The whites were fo ftrong as to be under no apprehen flans; they were daily espefliug reinforcements from Cuba, which an Englil fleet was waiting to Sip, but theintrepidity of the Captain and volunteers snevented Sr them.— Tor/ Morniiiir Chesserle. According to the Pbiladelphia Papas, Mr. MO.- 4v, the Blitifh Miiiiaer, has taken apartments at the Franklin Inn, Germantown. Complimentary vifits were paid him on Saturday by the Marquis D'Yeojo, the Spatial' Ambaffador, and other dittinguithed the rafters in Philadelphia. JEROME BONAPARTE.WC mentioned yekerday that JEROME BUNAPARTE had been complimented at Bolton, by the Selcamen, with an invitation to join ; their annual vifitation to Deer Ifland. The follow ing partiCulars are from the Cbrisniefe of Monday : " The Selearnen, agseealay to annual ufage, vifit ed Deer Mind, in the outer harbnur, on Friday LA Belida the princip.rl municipal caceri, amongft the gueks were M. Jtaoste BONAPARTE (brother to the Emperor of the French) and fuite, the Honourable Mr. Kirin, his Honour the Lieutenant Governor, the Attorney General, Judge Bausno, the Honour ale Mr. Goat, leveret of the Clergy, and many dif , tinguiated federal and kate officers." intercept. We alfis received accounts from Bolton up to the 2111 ult. inclufive. JteoraE BONAPARTE and his Lady were then refilling in that city. Information is like , wife communicated of an engagement between the William and Martha, Captain Hoarcoinar, Lund to Bollonond a French privateer, of i 6 which fell in with the Vs'illiam and Martha. on the ill of Augufl, and immediately bore down upon her, and commenced a heavy fire, which was immediately re turned. During the engagement the privateer at tempted to board ii-veral times, but was repulfed with great Infs. - After the laR Arent* the fbeered off, and crowded all fail to the S. W. Captain H. after repairing the damage he had fuflained, pro- - ceeded on his voyage. On the th Augull at day break, he difoovered a fail to Leeward, and from its appearance, he had no doubt but that it was the fame fbip that had previnufly attacked him. He imme diately bore down upon her, and commenced an en. gagement. In the cosine of an hour the privateer (truck her colours, and called for quarter, when filing on both fides immediately ceafed. Capt. HONE com sr Cent a boat, with his Second Mate, to take poffellion of the prize ; immediately on the boat's quitting the (hip, the privateer recommenced her fire when a (hot fell in the boat, and killed one man: and wounded two. Capt. HONYCOAIRE ordered the men on board again, and immediately renewed Isis fire, upon the privateer, which, after art aEtion of an hour and 17 minutes, was (link. Aht Ttt twenty of hir crew were laved by the boat of the William and Martha, among whom was the Firft Lieutenant, who dated, that upwards of 90 men were.killed and wounded on board the privateer previous tn her going down—among whom was Caps. PICARD, who com manded her. The William and Martha had ten men killed and (even wounded. Mr. MARSDEN. Under Secretary of State to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, arrived in town yeller day from Dublin Cattle. The Duke of Ysnia has ordered an alteration to take place in the firelocic exercife, or lather, the ravi• fit n of a former fyitem, for which parpofe Come re• Relations will be forthwith iffued. 'lire changes re late principally to priming and loading. Major Feere It ER, of the Engineers, who was taken prifoner while taking foundings on the coaft of Egypt, preparatory to the landing of the Britifh army, is ap pointed Brigade Major at Portfinouth. InflittElions have been given by Government to fill the ditch before Pevenfey with water, the tilt' tide af ter the appearance of the enemy's gun boats off the roan of Soiree ; and the whole level is to he flowed ihmild the enemy advance. Similar orders have been ittard as to Romney Marth. The Fifth Regiment of Infantry are fhortly ex peeled at the barracks at Ho; litarn, to be augmented by the Defence Al. Additional barracks for 20oD men are ordered to be immediately crcaed in the neighbourhood of Pe venfey. The camp at Leaden Heath will break up ahon the middle of Oetober, when the regiments of which it is comp:Aid, will go into winter cantonments.- 2 The different brigades are to return to their old quarters.—The regiments of the line compoling a part Of Leyden camp have received orders to hold therofelves in readinefs to march at a moment's r.o• tire. 'flue 42d and 92d is among the number. The South Hants Militia, and feveral tegiments at Lan A ky ('amp, near Eattbourne, have been woi king night and day for fome time pall, in digging a dyke of ten feet, for the purpofe of impeding the progrefs of an enemy's artillery. They will he entrenched in clay hots on the coati during the winter. Friday mooning, Lord Lowrut a arrivedaat Car. idle from Rule Ca Ile, where he had been on a villa to the Bithop of Caaeise E ; and in the afternoon he gave a moi elegant dinner to the Corporation, and a numerous party of gentlemen. The Hon. Colonel How alt n, of Lower Grofvenor- Ilreet, is the putc:iafcr of Lord COUR Ts E Y's bottle, in Giolvenor-lipiare, for '7CO guineas ; 25,0001. nave Leen expended up an the prernif.o. Order, were received un Fi iJay at l'hionouth for all the figates to get icady for lea as Total as pollible. Oa Sunday hill Sir JAMES CRAUEURD left town for Bath for the recover yof his health. This Gen. ilLtliaa's late vas tingularly unfortunate. Heating a 1:a. toseeks Ft vi.rus to the rupture, that his bri•t!:tr, Cc rm.,' Ca.s o ye, au, was data,!serotitly ill at Paris, arid that lie 1.,a ia:en very utitkilfol y managed by the French :iiirgeino, he hurried over to him wi:11 medioal aillit,nce flont Los Jun. On his return he fell ill hinitell on the road to Calais, and was pre vented attiring there in time to onb irk previi us to .he ilfi:is, irf the iniqiiiinas order to de ail the Eng :t.il. Iles as, in c o:X:out:nee, detailed in Ft once, , a:... ; :1i invAlcd with a prilsiic chorale! . ; and thus ?:all a valuable foteigli million, to which lie had rein 'oil appointed, and War deprived ut Iris liberty Two Gottenburgh mails have arrived, which have t;;;;;dclt ;ere a the earth. The Itepubli.: a., Haiti with. to lie, i icr;tl.4 :t pet iod of cis/leas months. brought the following very important intelligence : in pra:e with an mankind, except with the w'aite fl.vcs'or a Bo- I Ws: titidetliatld that the depot fot ri end) pi ironer., GOTH stsatmto, Ss IT. 11.—A Ituaian Crustier ar- Imparts; to them they (wear an ci.t.rnal her,•:, deNructinta, .01.1 I At ir.ipleton, has 1,1- low months pall been under. rived yefterday in ten days from Pete, la a rgil, with death, Mould they ever dart to fet ttatt f.r.t on .1,.. iC.,:.-1, , t I.!• r• I g..ing vet y contidcratale itnprovements ; the wanks,, difpatches for Count Woarsta tor , in Lond• n t , and ty. which !heir bafencfs , wick Anti., and ferocity, have 1. , oftenl at e now to, far complete that 1:!e military took pot:: and fo terribly Inandattid anti the blood of our onbirtioi:.t: tnun• feflion of the new ramparts urn Thitifelay left. Up takes his paffage to - day in the Dian a p packet, Cat. trymen. We defy Bonapar.e's endnrics lit Amur!. ., :as wil .., von& of live acres .f ground hive been added to the STUART. hi. incept:ionic' anA patigylias in Europa, to contra - la this our kite, and a new boittidaiy wall built r.l voitliderable SEPT. 14.--A war between Sweden and France affertion. If any influx, tit praotis nave patched, thou tin..A ti ,:t height and firelight, in which, at pioper diflances. leveret triangular platforms are placed, 6o feet in Teems unavoidable, for in confequence of the fever c GU on bit head, lietaofc, hat hh% batboy.% brother.in.h.w, I.c Ckre, never Landed in thi. illana, all the W:I:7C Inhabitants would Lngth each ; nr. caii of which i wii fentries are fia obfervations contained in the Monitrut of the 14 , 11 ult. yet have been alive, 6,sa ta.rti ear:sus lefs raunkred, at d I i f o: t l i ... d e . i.., :i nc li eariemaerie, hilt love .il ; J o i n t t e l e: e ar l , platforms rl it a d r .o i upon the King of Sweustes Notes delivered at the Diet t l r reat t hed tilt , I. c a t il , In of Ratifbon, the litter has prohibited all French Pa- this '.7- i c -) lim °l' a i t t c .. l a t rm w ed s b a i. v ac . a w ri: ld -m " b ' i t tt h in ave o to the new guardhoute, ' an IA pound carrOnacre Pl is t t t o e be p lacer!, which, when completed, will render this per& from being circulated in Sweden ; and by the poll that aroufed our greatly orptrifed and injured children , ani fro:: tram Stockholm of the loth intl. we learn, that a rated os for evcr Irons the motthr couotry. tat l'r.i.:Pmen prove apas e ohcor Cid:rattle fceurity. 1 all week the Right I irowi i ir o abl i e the Lord ,. Mayor courier from the King arrived there on SirturlAy lA, thernfrives worthy of fretdont, by cliarticine Owe far,' to Iyr:iv., raft ' Li.nd.,n fur a day - the Ath init. when a Council was immed iat ely Jinn and lay a. nd -rueting the sle;:radistp ' , Ache hat impch..l upon stem: and ' (peeling the order beds , or too , .41 a n al i e ng Pu tl l i P e n m e on n the I ' ' ,tit ti the City of London. At Rocheller the Lord maned, at which it was determined to prohibit all the t d b r ' n n t . na . re equall y n cl n o t es un w t t i t i b th an t ol.o w er 'nwet". t t n vi cic ith e , ' ‘, " n u t " ;; " il ' o i r ' : d a ' i T . Pen . Co . o NI 4 ).11 - Lad au interview wi..h the Major of that city, French Papers, and t s forbid, upon pain of difmif. „,;„„„, Maya, ' 2 04 , (l imed) . De.s.talices. (rum , w II whom his laadfhip learnt feveral particolars Sum all the civil and military officers from holding o D. Attar, St creary." relpe.iing the ratute and origin of the property in any communication with the French Charge d'Al- (Trataued froni 1,, 2,.',:, r!.' . t /., ..W.ia, PoleMil ,, r the ;nth • queoi n ; but all he heard only tended to cone ince faires, who in confcylence left Stockholm on the Y:2l' li, or July t 9, Ok.'4) t 1 ,1 1 ,, 11'..1 he ought tit tto iefign his claim in lay. or loth intl. New YORK, A tic. 9 —We listed on Monday that l ot di, (I)* ad . Landon. The qiirltion is, therefor:, par- The rcafon of the abcve merdloncd proceedings the Eugenia wa., taken by the Li ASDSR, and fent f r • 0 : Is 0 0 J ntrn - il till !he Lot d Mayor has laid the otid if p ile t i v at u he a flo i O le lel d Teems to be fufficiently explained by a fan Rated in Halifax; but the day before yeflerday, when abreaft 1 is t i.: h • a a t r . i l' f c ß ln r i a '. h t • l i t i c ar L trld ih)ifsrtcLcor'rd'l'hti the l Coy . 1 he private letters, received by the lad Hamburgh mail. of !stunt:silk Point, the bole away fi r New London.' , lay;:ie cafe bet, to Counfel, Tack letters Rate, that Bur."'" re's einiffaries in I where (he came to anchor in great dillrefs. Tie Cap- t to co:dend the point on the part of the city 'at Ro- Sweden are bold,' employed 'ii dolribu:iog eta alt. I fain went on thole to report the (hip, ich..n the Bri- cheater, Ire lhould certainly think it his slaty to 4a tifia Officer on board cut her cables and pot to fed, AC':hrd'nPlY: _ ~. vere _ . 1 !evennevihly i do i ,co . . d family r f rlf.r:, have ee ,_ toms in the Swedifh language of his late a Ili ial libel in with the intention of getting off with C h e er ;hut G I ° f o ie i t al., v g 1 y J tt e Ifeartesor spina the Kin:r,ot S A eden. The objeCt of _igr, dby berg called a (tar the the lifitsper,in this bale aid tieatileriaiseir - ci er1;: 2,, i s Captain, tine Mate, Melfro W • .-r , "Ds. , M•TSER ;an honour which Will preabADly lead to excite cubicle ta r.:co:i apald disir law(.; King, I Palo, and in others, who volunteered their fervicds, to to..it Rill further elerstisis. and be the means of in at) the old teen b. : ,, r , its ,: ,lii• es i 1 thfcriminating went on board a fillting (mask, retook the (hip to, trod :dog them lo the kit tales in the city of Lon no: interdis , I the ii..• i :, a.. to l:I •fc of then legiti- fore fun fet e and bore away for New York. The th c iii i„ ; but, like t many other great dignitic o it will not They did ,. i.tv a ktie to an idle life, for they are not mate Giurernmtra In, t! a, •r.c•Til.l 1.. i., however, Britifli o ffi cers neared us very politell• .. haely to be permitted tr , ersial‘e thcmfilves fu long in ttkelv oa e 00t5,.. 0 ., a ..... o o.iotoierso la no part every thing in then power to keep put eiroa of the then kik, as Hwy would utherwift Lae done. PROCLAMA max OF DESS %LINES. IttOM 1116 AMERICAN MFRS. " inhabitants of the Univerfe—Do Dot, unheard, aceufe os of cruelty. Rem:mixt . our pall fufferings, and you will judge lets fevcrely our yr-6.0t ;as of neeefuty-..0f dofpair. Qjic under the f inner paternal Government of France, traitors agaii.ll It, at well againit humanity, arrivsil in 1-°7 menet us; offsred us a 11- berty which we ws re then not worthy to enjoy, and pr-relied an royalty among an enliaved nut r . fling an act, of land, m any taint of information. Their °llea wes otA !sins. "[Ley de fired to tyranolfe over the Blasks,aftsi with their atria:ire having butchered all prelims of their own colour ; and, a'ter ufurplog their plantations and places, forge us new chains, both more heavy and more dilunourAble. Of thefe White., whom our vsng,ante lately difpatehed, few, if any, had soy pre; sty tenet ern y,ars ago. They cause here runnel, needy idventurcrs, an .1 dcfperate, re voluf.orary, emiffa. lel. It is to their intrigues, to their cupidity, and to their crimes, that we owe all the horrors perpotratLil berc It was they who fold our towns, our forts, cur our at oar time to Eng Nib invadura, and anoth.:: tl..ic to E , ....a.;arte's aiitfflos And frrch errw th/4 flares wills whole he has butchered, Flats:acted, or enchaiusd e it- rts o: France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, 1i..11.1nd and whore accomplices arc row his f .1,...u0t:..ner. of his tyrAnny, ov. I For o‘tli, Tits,: the Freuchmen, from whore rnlluz,l Su:lt .t.r arms La•c XI 1 G e if: 1 copt ' Lila. is 'ha I fenc thoi bees Con any bay , sot n liar pat cry ate I in poi To 1 phi I IN I an 1 1a I co' aft ; to =a chi tre ow be; bu l uic of 1 Al cc' Int Lk] th; an an of ye am ag ed th. am 111 tril . de im of yr: 7' th if. Ili et It w I o; al I b 1 1 41 LI 1 2 1 LONDON. Letter might bring us into an al•ere*Heo wl,les we with to avoid. T►e proper m.arter ter a correction of the toillatement of which be complains would be tlacisaper In wtda it appeared. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER as. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK; Confols 571.—•f0r account, 571—Omnium 71. PRICE OF e TUCKS YESTERDAY. Dank Stock Riot Long Arn hut 3 per Cent. Ned Ann. ft.ut S. Ann. Mut 3 per Cent. Conf. 571;11 Ezekteq. Bill, par ts.dif. 4'el Cent. ;but Orenium 7 prem. 3 per Cent. Nary 9T 1914 Enzlift+ 'lockets 171. 3s. per C4lll. 17)7, tut Confab; for act. 3711 ALOCK.MMG SZUADRONS. Difpatches were received on Saturday from one fleet off Brea, which was left all well laft Wednrfday. The enemy remained at tingle anchor, but their van divifion has been lately painted, and the fhips have h a d a ll their-yards, tops, and bends newly warnillud. Several fniall parties of (oldie's have defined taut; in open boats from Breit, and Camaret Point battery, to the frigates of our in•lhorc fquadron. They fay, that the troops are dircontented with their inactivity; but that the fleets in the outer road have troops on board, and have pofitive orders to endeavour to punt out the firfl opportunity that offers. Difpatches were received yeflerday (rem Admiral CORNWALLIS, off Prat, dated the 16th inn. The intelligence communicated in the STAR of Fri. day tall, of the whole of the Fr ench flotilla having left Offend, is mentioned, with other 6mila:silences, in a letter from an officer of one of our in•fhore crui acre off Fluthing, which (fates, that on Tuefday at 1 t A. M. turning up towards Flufhing, they taw feventeenfailoffchooners and tuggers running down under Dutch colours ; at 9 A. M. they anchored in Mend Roads, from whence they were joined by ten other fchooners and forty fail of fchuyts with troops on truaid. Seven fail of fchooners remained in OF tend Roads, the ref' ran for Dunkirk. On Thurfday,- they all went into Dunkirk has hour, where they judg ed there might be about one hundred fail of the fame fort of veffels, and three psalms. The cutter boarded three neutral veffels which came out of OF tend ; they informed him, that there bad been an embargo there for two months, but that it was taken off when the flotilla had failed, and that only one fri gate was left behind at Flailing to terve as a guard (hip, &e. all the ref' of the flotilla bad failed of every defcription. The troops are reprefented to be difcon. tented with their Rate of inactivity ; they had hoped before this to have (hared the wealth of this " proud Wand of (hop-keepers ." Email of a letter from the Mediterranean, brought by the AGINCOOII.T.—" There are a I fail of the line cff Toulon, with Lord Nresora ; and the French have 8 fail of the line, in perfect readinefs for tea; which occafionally come out, when our (hips are at a diftance off the (bore. The infirm Rate of his Lord. (hip's health, it is confidently believed in the fleet, will cattle him to return to England immedia:ely, in the MEDUSA frigate, Captain Goat. The Ruffians, it is fufpeeted, intend to fend a force into Naples.... Genoa is fo elofely blockaded by the Engliflo, that no veffel can come out without being captured. We keep a (hip of the line in Naples Bay to watch the movements of the French, who are not far diffuse from that neighbourhood. The (traits of Meffina and that coati, are guarded by five frigates, under the command of Captain Caacearr of the Astor ■ to prevent the French taking poffeffion of Sicily.," According to letters which are Rated to have been received from our blockading fqnadron off the Tercel, the Batavian fquadrnn in that port lately have Unh eated fomething of a difpofition to put to tea. For nearly ten days all the officers were Aridly com manded to fleep on board their refpeilive (hips, and expeeed to fail as loon as an opportunity pretences' itfelf. The Dutch 'hips were reprefented by the Cap tain of a Fruffian (hip, who was fpoken by our crui zers, as being villualled for 6 months; and hence an idea was entertained that they were to proceed on tome dillant expedition. The number of (hips ready for tea, the fame Captain Rated, to be fix (hips of the line, four frigates, and a few froaller Tetras. The land troops on board were not more than Soon men. "(bele fiories have, however, been fo often repeated, that little credit can be attached to been. A Clafgow Gentleman on his arrival at Frank fort ill September, t *rites home to his correfs pondents On my journey through Hanover, I met with feveral regiments marching towards the Elbe. As far as I could learn, it is fuppofed that their inten•inn is to 61, ck up the pairage of Britifh goods born Hamburgh and Lubeck, into the interior of Germany, and i•une even go Co far as to fay, that they are to take poffeffion of Mecklinburg,by which, if they (fleeced, a final hop will be put to the eves dicing of goods from thefe q•:srters." Yefterday morning the remains of the Conntefs of Dysaar, whofe death we announced to the public on Friday, was rem , ved from Ham Hotsfe to this family vault in Suff lk, in the following order : The Uthlertaker ors Hsu:cluck, ht4n with Ltd of F.a her., Twelve Hi frn,en cloaked (Tolants), Man on Hoeft back with tttrofml Velvet Collor' and Cornet THE BODY, (In a CrimfonV. t vet C..ffin (n. crbiy decorate.% on the Plate • The Count. r. or Dylan. died Aept.l4. t RO4. nod 59") In a Ite.tfe, with Sit Bieck Her es, dccoratcd with h:lentehootat. 1 Sec , • l °acid's and Sic, with ditto. 11. r I 11C: f..ccurete Spotted Hoge. liar I.adyedp*, C' rriasc with Sis beautiful Bays. Moornive. r..lluwcsl by t! .i Nlanner., &c. &C. The Pri.c.:lli , :n m ,v.n.l limn I-Lim Houk through Riehmondi'ark, Wimbledon, al anz London Bridge, &c. &c. TICIATR.. COYEST GARID/.4 reilit, after ?he Mnie Inferc, is whi:ii Nlt. I.F MIL! I I !raffled, V.l7h hi. uwal e, the part cif Otiaviert ; Mr. MARIMAL, s 1 1ic,4•1 e. appeared in hit f .1d ch.arafter /1 r . z.err r, in die Parr So die', which lie played with y. and was loudly applauded. Mr. M. has :wen alifint from the Lord" Rage ten years, labour 'ng on the unfruaul aiantatic tuilnf America. T/ e .1:•t, •ineer, w as introduced by a new Over ture, con p. 'ed by Mr. WAkF,the leader dale bands which %JO niuch ApplAtided. Tile claims of the Covent Carden Campo] to lnlh bult.,:ur I.oa ILA upua a