Star. — London, England, 1804-04-04 00:00:00

A►,fU7ICAL INTELLIGINCE. DRAT., laau. 3. ---Nothing worthy of remark has traafpired once my laR. A little firing was heard yellerday, fuppofed to proceed from Boulogne, and to be occafioned . by fume of oor cruisers endeavouring To annoy 'tile enemy palling along (bore. Sailed yet - . terday craning, after poll, the ADMIRAL MITCHELL eotter,with a fleet of tranfports under convoy to the weftwaril. Arrived the ILLUSTRIOUS man of war, and Tnuntra it bomb, from a cruize, and remain in the Downs with the Mona* cm, UTRECHT, Va. • and BaixALL men of war ; CHAMPION fri. gate; °writs, and LARK (loops of War ; JACICALLL gun brig; Vasnms, Piton , * Ito, and MATEO& bombs. Wind N. • PLystoorit e ,Ake4.'l.—Came In his Majelly's fhip CoLosses, of ,4 Ono, Captain Sara:ma, from a cruise off Bra ; the his brought in the officers and crew of the MADMITICINT, of 74 guns, lately loft on the Black Rocks, on the coati of France t—the whole were fared, but it is Paid that two boat's crews were made prifoners on the coat. The crew of the Karsitricrar are removing from the Colossus, to. the Nitres Faansalca, of 64 guns, in Cawfand Bay. It is raid Captain Jaavts Infers a great lots in a cow plate fervice of plate, worth 'yea which went down with the wreck. This was a pretest of a Noble Mend and relation. The Mao:tines sr, of 74 guns, now loft, went into dock at this yard, about five or fix years ranee, and received a molt complete and tho rough repair. Every defettive plank, board, knee, ribs, Ice. were taken ont, and replaced with fea-found i timber, by die care of the then builder and his aff• ants of the dock yard. When the was turned out of dock, after two years repair, the was in every refpea equal to a fhip jolt off the flocks. A letter from an Officer on board the Maostri.. cur gives the following account of her Ws:— 01 About eight A. M. oldie sob the MAOIIIITICIIIT bete on one of the black rocks r in the Bay of Breit, and by MI pet tea, bat a Beall pert of her poop was to be fern above water. The main and :Mum malts bad been previoully cot away, to prevent her falling entirely over, and finking• in deep water. This happily had the deflred effell, for above zoo people remained on board for fosse time till the boats of the other Rips is company could tome to their relief. This was attended with great difficulty, as there was a great lea and Itrong tide, fo that it was very dan• serous to approach the flip. After much exertion, however, the greateft part of the crew were Caved, and put into a cutter and fchoofter. There were left en board f 3, including a Lieutenant, three Marine Officers, and rem Midfhipmen. Hopes are entertained that they are laved littwife, as they were leen in the boats seem and it is fuppofed they drifted on More either in Come of the ides& or Oft the main. If fo, they are prifoners in France. The fuddennefs of the fhipirreck prevented any thing, e►en the cloaths of the crew and °Seed!' being fared• Thole who were faced, however, experienced every Unclad' from the officers of the other iltips." The fix /hips which `wets fmmofed to have efraped from Bred, it is now difcovercd Re Flit from the Outer Road to the Inner harbour. POLTIIMOUTIN AIM& s.76A:dyed the nixes cutter from Firlmonth: leftthat Once yelerday at one o'clock, at which time the whole of the outward bound Weft India fleet were dear off, including thole (he convoyed there.—Arrived the Pt.uro man of war, and Buse cutter from a croize ; Perfeverance Eaft Indianian, and a fleet of outward-bound veffels from the Downs; Union Wlrs ruin, from Madras for London ; Aurora, Gear ; Charming Kitty, Lewis ; Leviathan, CLARK ; Caledonia, Pact, and the Sally, Rows, from the South Seas, left from St. Helena, which place they left on the i ith of Pe bruary.—Sailed the Role revenue cinter, with the Ajaz tranfport for Weymunth.—Went out of her. bout his Majelly's °sip Cermet'', of 44 guns.— Wind Northerly.—The Levi of 74 guns, Captain BATIITI/11, with the trade for Gibraltar and Malta, is (till lying at St. Helen's. The Emirate frigate, appointed to take the convoy to Newfound land, is quite ready, and only waits the arrival of fome (hips from the River. YARMOUTH, APRIL 3. —Sunday P. M. failed the la►Lillaja for Portfusoutb, and the CONSTANCE frigate, with tranfports to the Northward. Yeflerday afternoon arrived here his Majefly's (hip STATELY, of 64 guns, and this morning Admiral Russst. hoifted his fl.ig on board of her. Sailed on a cruise the FERE ETTER gun-brig. Commodore Sir SYDNRY Sums is now in the offing, but the wind blowing N. E. and the tide running prong againft him, he villain get into the Roads till late in the evening.— 'The (hips of war hare are the STATELY, Rear Ad. rniral Russet.'s flag-flip; Hsao, of 74 guns. Es-KA MM! and Ragtime, frigates, and one cutter. A laden collier has been retaken as fhe was going into port, and fent in here by I'A; Riuns frigate. The Hope, of this port, %Varmints matter, bound to Dublin, laden with barley, is loft on the Ship Wall, the crew and part of the materials are favtd. .. r ~, Ito, Arnie 1. —Paged by, the Bridgewater. Caldwell, trim She.; Marperrtt, Go atone, from Meffine ; Enterpriae, Bur yd.; and Ifebelle,•;aundt Hun, front Memel; Brothers. Harm front t.'nvrf; (Zu-,n of Syrnien, ; and novo, Halherg, fr. In lir,: tat , Coermtrre,"l hoe; 'r i m 'emelt ; William and Henry. Bunn; fzel.,r, Bnwen ; and 1 , rd Dainn from bd• .R.—Sade•l the Santa Crisis, Canrara, for I ilbo'i ; William sted Nancy, Buller, for (Weenie) Zeclud, histeele; ai,l Buis Marta, for 1 utuangta LITIRPOOL, APltn. 2. —Capt. tf 4 DOWALO, of the - Princefs Amelia, arrived here on Monday IA from Demerara, from wl.ence the failed Jan. 19th, in corn y with the Rawlinfon, CLARK, and t h e s a lly an d Rebecca, Mum, of this port, parted with them the 17th February, in lat. 33.41. long. 44. &Ong gales and heavy fqualls. On the 29th January free the fchooner Charles, FLITCH sa, of Philadelphia, from Surinam for Philadelphia, who informed Captain M'Dosazo, that a brig .of 16 guns, belonging to this port, from Africa, was captured to the north- ward of Barbadoes, by. a French privateer brig of zz guns and zoo men, nut fix weeks from Bordeaux, after an anion of one hour. The Captain and Mate of the Guineaman were both lying tick at the time. —The following Velfels from .hence and Cork, were well with the Fleet the 17th Feb. in lat. 33.40. lon. ;9. viz : Th g e Grand Duke, Galt ; James, Bradfbaw ; Kelton, Glad !tone; irton, Hewitfon ; Cheat-dick!, Nicholfon ; Nereus, Bruck bank ; Elizabeth, Winton+ ; Anßeld, Brad,; Heft's, Madge; Watt, Eirkpatrkk ; Ellis, Reystokic ; Clifton. Bateman: corn. wan. Champion; Weftmoreland, Oliver; Barrett, Lowtkiaa ; Poithatmoui, Leigh; Charles, Carney; and Union illand. Jamaica; Bum. Dawfon, Andrus ; William Headicott, Phil lips, and Dolphin, WUkinfon, Demerara; ifabella„ Lockhart, Serbia, and ifabella. Collins. Africa. The Weft India fleet failed from Cork the 26th oh. The Lapa. Aatu ll* from hence at Oporto The Rochdak, Thew, from Imes at taboo. The Lady Cakes° Richle, from boom at Falmouth. The Ranger, Wilke, from hence at Char Sir Kea Tka Math, Attlee, from beam for Tortob at Cork. its Raehd, Gorr, front hence at BrifteL The Mary Ana K r. mock, from beam and Fahncoth for Make, at Gibraltar He alt. with campy. The Lord Nam, Whiuk, from N Melina and Male, at Cork, with convoy the moth oh. The Dolphin. —, of Jerfey, for this port, Is a& in the Beet. The Mary, Taylor, from Melkoa and Malts at BriltoL HULL, APRIL 2.—Yefterday the Hennas (loop of war failed from Grimiby Roads for the Baltic, with the following ( hips under convoy, viz : Admiral Nelfon, Irvin, for Copenhagen. Dentist', Roendide loningiburg, Driver ; Humber, Column ; Becky, Jones; and &redden, Nell, all for Domenic. Delia, leatherßon ; Albion, Kirke' ; and Barton, Mariam, all for Steed& Dixoa, Snowden; Aldbroop. Ramfden ; Coantefs of Darlington, Hikes; Atesan dee Nerds I and Commerce Cer.kran, all for Rip Hebsewood, Dhow; Scanklprvell- Gr ay; and Open, Pyot all for !Coning firargis. Rachael and Ann, Brawn ; Francis, Ireland ; and Ham burgh Packet, Barnes. all or Lubeck. Symmetry. Batty, for El- Snore. The Mary Ann, Ammer, from Woolwich Warren, ar rived her on Tinuiday robing with military Roves for the pease. On Monday lafi a fudden gale came on at Scar. borough, at eat, which forced a great number of (mall veffels to put in there ; the gale continued firong till the Tuefday evening, when it abated. It is remarkable that a fithing boat was on Tuefday on the Doggev.bank and had fine weather, at the fame time that a (hip. was•driven on (bore nigh Robinhood'a Bay, and 1011, with all her crew. The fame gale was very greatly felt further to the northward on the Yorldhire and Durham coatis, and many veffels are driven Above. A brig and a !loop in making the Tees on Tuefday afternoon, foundered, and every foul on board perifhed. Apprehenfions are enter. mined that others have fuffered a fimilar fate. The George, of Bo(Ion, in New England, laden with rum and cotton, has been got off the grand at Runfwick, and, with her cargo, is now fate in Whitby harbour. On the ugh init. west on Chore near the Weft Pier, the Jean brig, Gaoftesa BOOTH mailer, laden with oats and potatoes, for Selby ; the fuflained little damage, and was got into the harbour the next day. The Enterprise, of London, laden with timber, from Memel. got well law the harbour, as did feveral other veifels. On the fame day the wreck of the Dorothy, of South Shields, walhed on fhnre all in pieces. The cargo of coats has been in great pan Caved, and moll of her materials. Thiirfday morning, a brig under a prefs of fail, was obferved to difappear almoft inflantancoufly, a few miles to the South of Holy Hand. She is fop. poled to have flruck upon a funken rock. Her de flyttelion was In fuciden, that though one of the Ber wick fmacks, Captain Banwa, was at no great dif ranee, and every exertion was ufed, only two of her crew could be prcferved. Her name we have not been able to learn. DISTRIBUTION OF PIIZI Monay.--.-The Status, for the capture of la Mere de Famine, of lea Trois ts Freres, an of PAchille, alto the recapture of the Lord Nelfon and Perfeverance, will be paid on board the Status, at Plymouth, on Friday, the 6th What. The damage (Whined by the EAGLE. of 74 guns, on Saturday, is inconfiderable. It will not be necef- Cary to take her into dock, =lea for the purpofe of e.oppering. None of her beams flatted. The Hist and Him; have been engaged by Go vernment as armed veffels. The Nasty, Hill, from Jamaica for Halifax, has been taken and carried into the fipsnlfh Main. where the has been demanded, and received back, by the Hunter !loop of war. The Hope, WhiteLdes, from Lynn for Dublin, is totally loft near Harwich. Crew rand Severs! verde were drove on those an t►e asth uh. me the Hord Sand, near Sunderland, and the mouth of the Tees ; moft of t►em The rhetis. Jun. from Poole, is totally loft an the coaft of Spain; only one paffengcr raved. The Charlotte, Croute, from Jamaica for Liverpool, is left on the Camaynee. Crew and part of tbe cargo Caved. The Molly, Mills, from Jamaka,is loft oo the aloft of America 1.2 R week, during a breeze of wind o Ratterrhead, Captain. MCA NOT, of the Is e Goo, of Portfoy, while at the helm, wa• thumb overboard by a ftro►e from the tuUo, and unfortu nately drowoed. Two boys who were on board being mach of feeted by the accident, went below, and left the charge of the vef fel entirely to one man, who, unable to manage her, !wilted a Re nal of diltrefs, which brought him alliftance from the lion of Fra'erturgh, and the Tafel was got (ate into that harbour, from whence the fried for %ealock, with her cargo of oats, after being manned front Portfoy with hands. KS TILACT 01 A TTTTT rt PROM A OINTLINAN OK BOARD Tll2 orrw.“: IsOTAIIAR, OUTWARD ROUND, TTTTT AUGUST ,j 7,1803. TO .1 niNTLFMANIN_ ISI • - • I write now, in lat. 7. N long. 23. (fop.) W. and have an opportunity of feeding nv, letter In a very unexpeded way. Y. terJay at dinner we woe al r0.r..1 by a grange fall hearing down upon at; we were all Insznaistely ordered to our Rations. and a. the &fp bore nearer we could dlkovcr they bore French colours. At IA flit came alongfidc. and the Captain balled her, silted her to fend her Met on hoard, la 'titled liar of the war, &c. TM Frenchman anfarcte& in French., that be was a merchantman (runt the We of France, bound to Bourdesua, and bad not heard of the war ; and i taus. fore he fent los host un hoard, he mull he com pelled ; tM Captain untne.:...uly ordered a hroadlnle, which tent. place, and we.the pal. rpt es. fired a round of radquetry : Ate di rally Mod., and became our pore. The Frentb Captain is a pond loobing old man, and .. utuye-tali pin,. I in t h e &f p .. t h is w the eighth time he h•• her.. t :`,th I T 1 toter We treat thew with the rrni,fl An•l nuemicen, •ti I dire Goy they think themOses In r.lth farh humane ene mies. Mott turn.n • i t the) 1:*1 roc el:het iillyd or *mauled. The psi*. ts senrth •rom VS; I.to I as..l Captain Mos- IMP • parofet let 4:-.; b-: to St. Kr.liwa, y uvpuetatuty ion afA rc,dre THE LA'T'E DUKE• OF ROXBURGH. The family of Ker, one line of which was repre rented by the late Duke of Rosin/RON. is of Nor man extraaion. The firft who bore the name in Britain attended the Conqueror hither, and fettled in Kerrf hall in Lancathire, in which county his defcendants Rill flourilh. Two brothers, called Rslph and Ro bert Ker, came to Scotland about the year 1330, but whether they were of the Englith family, or direOly from Normandy, is unknown. The former fettled at Kerlhaugh, near Jedburgh, from whence one of his fuceefors removed to Fernibird t the latter at Cefs furd. Ker of Cefsfurd was fira dignified with the title of Lord Ker by King James VI. and afterwards, in 1616, with that of Earl of Roxburgh. Robert, the fir fl Earl, married a daughter of Sir William Maitland of Lethington, and by - her he had three daughters, the eldeft of whom was married to John Earl of Perth ; he married kcondly, Jean, daughter of Patrick Lord Drummond, by. whom he had a fon, Henry Lord Ker, who died before the Earl his fatter, leaving a daughter, who married her confin, Sir William Diummand, youngeft fon to John Earl of Perth.— He, in right of his wife, was fecond Earl of Rox burgh, 'and from him the late Duke was lineally defcended. Great difputes fubfified anciently be tween the kers of Cefifurd and of Fernihirft, as to the right of Chieftainthip, in which!tinth parties often appealed to the (word, the unal argument by which queflions of prieedency were determined by Feudal &Irons. In latter times mnfi antiquaries have agreed with Sir George lkl•Keo lie in deciding in favour of the Kers of Ferniliirft, becaufe their arms have no difference, either in charge or tinifiure, from thole of the Norman Kers. The prefent Marquis of Lothian is chief of the Fernihirl line, and likewife reprefents the fecond branch of the Cefsford line, in crmfequence of the marriage of Sir William Ker, eldell fon of Robert Earl of Ancram. great grandfon of Sir Andrew Ker of Fernihiril. with Anne, Countefs of Lothian, great grand daughter and heir of line of Marc, fecond fon of Sir Andrew Ker of Cefsfurd. The Naval Commander at Dunkirk has given nn tice to the Sub Prefer% that, in order to prevent eri minal communications with the enemy, nn tithing boat, however licenced, 'll be permitted to leave the }tar bour.without having two foldiers on board. Captain O'Baysn is appointed to the command of the FLY Hoop at Portfmo.ith ; and Captain Causes to the Krum's Ftstrea &Op, at Sheernefs. The Sea Fencibles at Folkftone have eflablifhed a nightly guard there. When the wind happens to be bur for the French to croft the Channel, the guard is trebled, the town patrolled all the night, and the words 44 All's well," conliantly pallid from one purl to another. The firft regiment of Glafgow ♦olunteers at their parade on Monday laft, volunteered in the hand. fomeft mariner, to go nn permanent duty for Inch length of time as Government may think proper. As the Cbrit Church Middlefes Volunteers were marching to Hornfey Wood on Monday, to have fharn fight. a fkirmithing party firing near the road fide, a hotfe in a gig took fright, by which three lads were run over, one of whom was very much hurt. Unfortunately the Surgeon of the Corps was abfent when the accident happened, and no affiftance at hand. The lad was taken to the London Hof pital. Mr. LICK, of High Legh, in Cheffiire, has pur. chafed Lord MALTHIM'S late refidence in Albemarle. ftreet. _ Yelierday the LORD Mayo& ordered the price of bread to be cominoed the fame as laft week. The Society for the Suppreifion of Vice have it in contemplation to take fume decifive Reps for corred ing the heavy and encrea ling grievance of lbort weights and meacures, from which the labouring part of the community in particular (offer fit very feverely. A meafure of this fort cannot fail to produce the moR beneficial confequences, lince it will not only render an effential fervice by affitling the different inquefts in the difcharge of their duty, but even in reducing the price of the neceffaries of life, by taking care that the confumer Ball have full weight and meafure for his money. The London and Barton mail was on S mday night attempted to be robbed by three footpads, at the bottom of Ellham hill, four Miles from Brigg : one of them endeavoured to force the guard from his fear, whilit two others were lurking behind a hedge. In the ftruggle, the guard knocked the robber down with the butt end of his blunderbufs, fired his piece, and drove on; the robbers then &filled from further attack ; and the coach proceeded without any other interruption to Barton. Nsw Mons or txrisoutsmiro Fiar..—As the maid-fir-rant of Mr. W/LII•R. of Lewes, was lighting her kitchen fire laft week. it by Come accident com municated to her clothes, and inflantly boat into a flame, that in all human probability would have burnt her to death (as the ref of the family were in their beds), had fbe not had the pretence of mind to run into the yard, and there plunge Iterfelf into • tub of water, which effetlually extinguillted the flame. The noife occafioned by her flaunt-nig into the tub awoke her mallet. who, on looking out of the window. difcovered the poor girl fitting up to her chin in water; he inflantly ran down to her afralance, and had the fatisfaelion to find that the had received no very great injury, although her gown was burnt entirely off her back. in her pafrage to the tub. On Saturday, a little girl, between eight and nine years old, the daughter tit Mr. Rh yhoLns, Engraver, in Poland-fires% having been left Acne in I/ e hack parlour, her clothes caught nic, by flavding tco near the (love, and fhe was quickly enveloped in flames : her ('creams brought a young man, who was up Hairs, almoll immediately to her affitlance. who. on entering the room. pulled off his *lapped it found the child, and fuccteded in estinguithing the blaze, but the unfortunate infant Wil so Shocking') burned that it languilled a few floors in the greaten azony, and expired. Mrs. Iftsyworus. ;hc n•Pther o! the chi's', was nut of town when the accident hap pened, and is at this time ignorant of the dread! ul calamity which has bet:Olen her family. On Islnooas e Coroner's Inquest tat on a view of the twdy, when Or evidence was given to foregoing fa,:t?•, and the Pity found a verdict—.:c:sdratal Death. !. • sport= it', • "..4. . NEWMARKET, TUUIDAY J APRIL* The Second Clafs of the Oatlahcb Stakes of sop.. each, h. ft. D. L . sec. IL - lb . D. of Grafton". Panfol 3 7so ti Mr. Warrington's b. c. Hard Batgai6..67 $ brother to Aerator - - 3 . 6 S 0 1.41 GH. Cavendlibli Urn= Vitat - 6 11 as 2 Mr. Browne', Flambeau - i/I I f• Mr. Branthwayt's Harefoot 4 7in IA F. G. °thorn's c. by Sir Peterosat of ledy 3 Ais Mr. Haworth'. filap.bagg aged It te -ad Mr. Thonspfon's Inform? - 4 8 iPC Mr. Forth's Revenge 5 II is pi 2 to t again* Parafol ; 2 to t again* Lignum Vito; • _ H, and 4to I againft Harefont. — • ' Ld Grofvenor's Cefario, SS. alb. beat Mr. Howorth's Mifi Bailey, 7S. 131 b. Ab. M. lc° gs. h. ft.—. Even betting. D. of Graftottrs f. by VVlAtey. nut of Protienst, 1111. 31b. rec. bogs. from Sir C. bunbury's b. c..by Whilkey out of Giantefs, SR. 71b. R. M. socap. h. ft. A young Man, named Charles Whatford, under took for a Wager of five guineas, to walk too miles in yo hours, lalk week, which he performed. on the road between Skanes-hill and Llndfield,stwo boors within the given time ; but was fro much fatigued by his caution, that he was obliged to be carried to his home, and the affiflante of a medcal Gentleman was deemed neceffary to his recovery. A Gentleman who had undertaken to walk this'. teen times round St. Paul's Church yard. on Mt pavement (as far is fairly can be pretended in a eir• euitous way), within the Boort Space of an Lout, Rafted on Thurfday sight at forty -feaen minutes and a half paR eleven o'clock; and althtingh unfortu nately much affeited by a cold, the wind and flip per, ground rather againft him: and fkretal Comtism impeding the way, efpecially near Ludgate hill, for many rounds, he fuccetifolly performed this really great talc in fifty one minutes witli great talk ; hit thirteenth round ending at thirty-eiest Minutes and a half pall twelve o'clock. The principal bet was ' fifty guineas in his favour. He marked himfelf his rounds on a place affignedi in the pretence of Several witneffes. Three of the parties interefle3 elofely watched his performance, by taking themfelves com- I I slets rounds with him by torus ; there were alwars from one to five walking and trotting around him, all of whom were completely dillanced and tired. Comm CARDIN THIATRI.—The new ballet of Yokstiusr dad Orfon was performed for the Second time left night at this Theatre. This ballet, in intereft and magnificence, equals any of the kind ever Firer dined upon the Rage, and it has already Seemed to itfelf the moll Splendid fuccefs. The Rory is familiar to us from our infancy, of the Emma, of Giallo; being delivered of twins in a frock and of one of the boys being found by his uncle, King Psrta,while the other was Suckled by a bear. This, through the medium if pantomime, dialogue, and tinging, is told in the moll perfpkunos„ fafcinating and deemed! manner. Before the aftion commences, Valentine had acquired great reputation at the Court of France, by his exploits as a knight errant. We firs fee him upon his return from an expedition againll the Saracens, in which he bad glorioufly fought for the honour of the Croft. During the rejoicings upon this event, the people lay before the King a difmal account of their Sufferings and terrors from the depreda:ions of a far vage man who inhabited the woods. Ar the ionize• tion of the envious couriers, Palentier is fent to deli ver the country from this marauder. We need not fay that it was Orlon, who Hill lived in the Same cave with his Baggy loner mother, and with her milk had imbibed a portion of her manners. The brothers fight, and after a defperate (knee. Orlon is difarm ed. At fir( he is fiercer then ever, bat by degrees he is Softened, and from the force of blond, once.- feroully forms an ardent affeflion for Palestin. A new adventure is Speedily prepared for them. The Green Ifiv4l4 by magic)and forcer,. held in captivity the daughter of the Deb sf Arsitaise, and many vali ant heroes had fallen in the attempt to rektre her, as the Green Eagle was invulnerable to all who lakes nailed Ay a eronnur. The intereft is greatly heightened by the Priam/ iglantiae who had been betrothed to Valentine, letting out before him, and entering the his in the arms of her lover. After a noble refinance flue is compelled to yield jug as the brothers arrive op the enchanted ground. Valentine to no purpofe difplays a greater (hare of boldnefs and dexterity; but before Orion, who had lucked the dugs of a bear, the Rrength of the Grata A . 116110 is withered, and he is compelled en Surrender the captive damfel. A beneficent genius now dekends from Heaven upon a winged hoife,and refers the brothers to a certain Orade for the Secret of their birth. They here ttill powerful Sorcerers to overcome; but they at fall learn from the mouth of a brazen (tame that they are the fens of the Easperar of Grow and Beljare, the filler of Xing Alia. Their father having found out the groundleifueis of th e fur , picions on which he had bandb:d his wife from Con- Rantinople, has been fume time travelling in quell of her ; and at this moment finds her in a convent near the fpnt where thefe wonderful difenveries are made. Palmier is united to Eglantine, and Orlon to Flanagan& of Apitairk; and the whole concludes with a Splendid pageant celebrating the joint triumphs of love and of war. The author is Mr. F , who will greatly extend his fame by the choice of this fubjash, and the ability with which he has treated it. We are carried beck into the days of chivalry, and Such is the illu lion of the Scene. that, for the in Rant, we believe is the reality of enchantments and miraculous combats alma is implicitly as when we fir( read the Fa Tait or the Thailand and Ow. Great praife is like- wife due in the managers and the artills, for the beas t, grandeur, and tailefolnefs of the Scenery, ma chinery and drcffes. The mufic by Mr. Jones through. out is appropriate, and in Some ;sailers boalls a high degree of original mrrit. Among the aftors none WAt. mr.re dininguifhed than Mr. F himfelf , as the reprefentative of Pak/vise. Do Bois, in Ogee. (hewed Such graceful feats of nrcngth and agility as a:moil to rival D'EcriLtai, of the Opera Houle.— Mrs. Sr. Lrosit's fine form and elegant attitudes gave a high degree r f lunre to the part of feu:wine. appearzd t van advantage in the male attire, and mol (.; our tragic fierce,, !night take a Teflon Ern in the management of the Small fword.—• w e c.0,',1 G •• rely rccognife the different performers, the) wets to covered and aliened with perform I d 9 , 1 1 li t I i 1 1 I • 1 ! I 1 I t 1 ' I ' I 1 . 1 .•