Star. — London, England, 1804-09-24 00:00:00

FRAACE. PARIS r.FPrENIIIER ra. The ear t hqtrakes cranintin almoll daily at Sp°let to, which is neatly deserted by its itiliahi:atits. The lava of Vet . ..sins con: handy ovettlows and alarms the ocighbonring country. Mo:t of the towns and vil lages in its vicinity.are abandoned. the people baying carried With them their moll valuable ethos's, con eluding, from &vend circumflances, that tome new and terrible arpinlion is nnt distant. Letters from Sicily Rate. that on the loth of Au guff, Mount /Etna ceafed, f:r 24 hours, even to emit frnoke, but this calm was thccceded on the t zth, eat. ly in the morning, with a ten ible explofinn, and a noifix as if millions of cannons had been tire,' at once. When the lafl letters of the 18th left that ill Ind, a Anwar of fire continued fill for thteel:agnes totted /Etna, from the burning materials thrown up try tint, lactuittaith No earthquakes had been expel ienced, but a fubterraneaus found, like thunder, swat , heatd all ever Sicily, particularly at and near IMrilitra.— eereof P it Path. On the ilth of tall month, another fedition broke out at Villa Bath lamea, in the hali-n Republic, or. the occafion of the arrett of a confer ipt. The Muni cipality of Spirmbecen was at the fame time aI ailed, and all imprifoned confcriptr were releafed. One td the Municipal Officers, called RATINCI, was dragged to. a pond, and ducked there by the furious mob, who infolently laid, that they would duck him a Knight of the Legion of Honour ; he narrowly.,ef caped drowning.- During all this time, the National Guards, and cv,:n the Gens d'Armes, either front treachery nr cowardice, remained idle freflatnrs, though the trees of liberty ',sere cut down, and let nn ire, - for the burning of the nations. c ;Jews, which the public executioner was forced to teastn pieces.— tven the portrait of his Majeity the Emperor of the rresch, which he had gracinufly condefcended to' permit to be placed in the Hall of the Municipality, was. with difficulty. Caved from their fairy. Such woman crimes deferved (even puniihment, and they have received their due, An einem Binary mi- Commiffson was immediately cnnVoked, and has been fitting ever lince. Of the alledged chief*, foarteca have been already executed, ten condemned to twenty years in irons, twer;ty two to fizsears im prifonteent witha.ut irons, and thirty-cight have been outlawed. Order i. now perfealy re bored, and all good citizens beefs the paternal Government, which, by a well timed feverity, preferves the mals of the people, and the country at large, from all the hot. roes a/anarchy •and civil wars, the nbje& of tittle culpable and faftious infurgents—Joarrial d: twin and Gov* de France. For thefe lel fixteen years, never was Or 11:1TVea . more abundant in Italy. Plovis tn.. have there fore fallen fifty per cent. within two months. Every where open the European Corticent the fame has been the cafe ; and, if mailers thips, lately arrived from Africa and the coati ..f Bat bary, are to be ere dited, the abundance is Inch there, that grain• fells now too per cent. cheaper than lalt May. Every thing is now ready to hegin the canal, uhith Is to unite the Rhine with tLe Rhhitt. The engiricecrt , are already arrived at Strafburgli to infpeZt and di re& the wrrks. According to the plan approved by his Majelly the Emper o r, this canal will com mence between Strafistiinh and Ktafft. Fitteen months, it is etlirrated, tail he fufacient to finifh this grand national undert nputi which I..rmer Kings and their Minitiers hate been delibeenting for xi years. Mr. Vearuar, the Nlinifier of the Italian Republic the Republic of Helvetia, has obtained the orders the Emperor of the French, as Frefident of the talian Republic, to negotiate with the LanJamman A Switzerland for a capitulation, by which to,coo Sw . fs troops may enter into the fervice of the Italian Republic. The Landamman has communicated this demand to the Helvetic Diet ; but the Members of it, not being furnithed Nish inflruftions co this fub. jet, have mitten to their refpeftive Cantons. for nr. dere how to all. It is fuppofed that even all the de. gni beigades of Swift troops, now in the Firm fee vice, will be taken into the pay of the Italian Repith lie. It is not fuppofed, that the Ilatavian Reptib!ic will renew any of its former capitulations with Swit serhutd, as long as its pretest military capitulations •ith France fublitl. Mr. De SA! VLF s Mssurt, Vice Prefident of the Academy at Turin. ft:rir.. , ly a General in the fei• vice nfthc King rf •Al Uin..l, app inted by the Em peror, a Ctia , ccli r of .h.: ióth Cohort of the Le• Rion of 1-1-our, of u 1,4 h the chief place is Alcaan dria, in ci &vain 1 iesirtinni. He is one of the fc,s. Sardinian nentral.. who ! , ..a corJially j..inerl Fiance, and therefore deters( s to be rewarded in the I;lreral )anntr, which all perfons espetiemc from his Imp:- rial Majefty, u hen he is convince•l cf their /Nitric). trim anal Lc yuhy. 'journal de FROM -1.:IE. FAit.'S PA rI.RS. RaTtsnnot, SEPT. I.—Vie I.C.ItoINIIZ i, the open ig made by tht. Biro's Ai a IN,. I)ifennt...l NSMiler, I the 27th of Ait;.il , is eire,..'s; %vitt% toe full and Aire ;Whitton of the iniitiittis of his Roynl and irsperinl MAjelln . , AS EE Cl l ispc It ll , e dectnrati!in :1e'..1-1 !red the 25th li! the It gatltitin o' :1,11,mi,t ~;,•I A.,. t Lria.as upon tht. :n't ett , ty of tit Mittitier i•t ti , ctdcf.: / " The dc:litratirrn 'oh rh hive heen r , .•••tronir ttra to th, 1... , ~, V Lilo thianturc, tint lc•! Anti ty.h .: fatt •n• .iti: ,pr,,, tint „,. 1 triiatweut tt•c Imp,tial ~:..;nity i•• Ow hw l't of .% oittia, ant re ,n ; ,rally U.v non, , :,1 there •,, •••• •!...ent '.ut !try hr. , I , ..cnt I.:. to • the Irv, r.. 1 c •urn. The I':r,'intt ~ V: A. Io cti , ch h t., ..c„,r, r will •,, e2j„., .„ 1 prrftime.tha: ti,llt ! , ne'.. .4 r Pl. ein , ry,. i livel , in:rrc:l •t: tr• r.; •:sl.og OW I. 3.1 co.1:11 , ••• . it. 11., f.i•tni.., i `,xi of I is 1.0pH.11 !,..1:tly, an (1.1 t .4 •lit Ilnar ,•• Ate.igi.• ; And Char nll it., R tr , ••i the h•"ohrr, it•-rortirly to lot :Am... or sili . n io Oar rrato•nt•c 10 • , 1 1•••:t• -, t in is /)at, ..r.. ry.alli ,t,; . - poLnl in, m i:ie,e. deter .r0t.t..r.0t... - I The i',,r• rim ..I Mt,'" t • ••1 1.4 . , S. el 0 t... there in GIYI ro pailictilor fu ..1 1Te 1 1'...r..“ , ..r . .1.1 .• to 11. 4..0ve..41.0. or 'mosey, a, •,::ri,••. , o•-,. - .A.t• IP .1 IdialVt f 4. Mr ill, - C:lt h i m '( 114.pe, la Runde: ..,1 :14.it• ~. ..t , r, 0 • 2r... , c.:r.;,-,,, wi.t. littepir,•l,,cti Cl ./.14 el. 4.14, en ipt ., I ..,.. i• ; Ink acn•ruut of that &- bay, - ..t•til t:•• 11:h ,e - N.eite.it - All the !.iiitifler% tt ro.nt tnfitly nc• eJed to this ptor , li:frin ; 4111..1 itt. • etc.ll OP. 1 “itcl, tPtc I:it c !tht y t.f tite Imper.ni eisec ‘t.,....‘; •,. me I of this dec.iel of the tn. , . Atli e ..11ng , . Ni the lititin us; R P.m: in, Ali railer nt IL itidnvich Let.st, ;ti t , it: , , J ct , i i i ., 27T : 1 to 1... e... 0 . -2 ; hi was t ,rll,T.illinlEtd t i ....' 11.0 n 0: (I, 4 ~ in, NI•••.;:•- r a 64 TIE, y ; 1..4 !: : 4 '..;1 e•AC• : i) FROM THE DUTCH ?AMR NUDERI4II.IOI. Seri. S —M. voN Asiatic, foots( the Aultrian General Asiatic. and Auditor to the Milliner at War, fet nut eat ly la Sunday from prof Fels for St. Peteyfourgli, nu a particular maim from the Emperor of the French to the Ruffian The °Neel of this million is Paid to be of the greatell importance. HAGUE, SgPT. 15.—The Emperor of the French, according to certain information, left Aix-la.Cha pelle ycdcrday or to-day, ,rod is probably arrived at Cologne, to which plate TALLIVRAND. and the Mi nifter to nor Republic, Ss smart c Ls, have accompa nied him. Moll of the foreign Minifters have returned to Paris, and the reft will depart from Ais la-Cha relic in a few days. We do not yet know the illite of the affairs that have been tranfaelecf there ; but if, as the letters from Brabant lay, a Diplomatic Con grefs has been affembled at Aix la Chapelle, where feveral foreign. Princes have been prefent.Ooognite, its deliberations have not been long. • The rumour is now current, that the Emperor has Changed his determination of returning from Mentz immediately to the coati, and that he will, in all probability, prerionfly !Mit the capital; The Flemifb and Brabant letters of yefterday an nounce that a very heavy firing has been heard for reveal days paft aloe; the coati, the ;auk of which is partly unknown ; lusty armed fifhing fmacks, un- Idler convoy of two gun boats and one prame, fell Dunkitk fur Boulogne. Off Gravelines they were at tacked by three Englith crifizers, which, after:. revere engagements were obliged to fheer off, and the con voy arrived fare in the road of Calais, from which Afterward., under the proteCtion of the batteries, and the flying artillery, it continued its voyage, and att. chnted in Bolds gne harbour.-INre Courant. Letters from Strafburgh lay, that the Emperor goes from Mentz to the boa again. He will pals through 'Freres, LttzeinSurgh, and Spires.—Gaulle :dr Faanceroar. SIFT. B.—lt is confirmed that the Baron Vast Ktury it the Ru ffi an Minifler to the Diet of Ratilbon, has left that city. It is not expeet ed that he will loon return. The friendly cOnmu nications which were carried on fu long between the Cabinet of St. Peterlburgh and feveral Princes of the Empire, have fuddenly ceafed. This'eiretimftance is attributed to their refold at the Diet, to follow the inftrultions which the Ruffian Mhaillers.Asifhed to give them upon the bufineli of Offenbourgh and Et tenheim.--Sebeirlans Courant.. Moll of the Ruffian forces are concentrating them ' (elves, at the prefent moment, upon the frontiers of the Tug kith Empire ; and it is generally believed, that the Cabinet of St. Peterfloorgh means to make an attack upon the Ottoman Porte, which would find it difficult to make any tetiliance, at the prefent mo mint. A ripirt generally pievails in Germany, that the King of Pr otlia is going to proclaim Miura Em peror of 13randenburgh." The C' tart of Vienna has intimated to Mr. Sr 'ti c s Sturm to leave Bohemia, where he has hitherto continued to relide, and trout which he has fent his emifroies intn the greater putt of Germany. He is provirusnally to Lb eldest. The Come of Vienna has aiready received, from almoft all the great powers rh Europc, their aCt of acknowledgment of the Hereditary Imperial Dignity in the Houle of Auftria. M. CA 11,LARD, Secret 4ry of Legation and Charge d'Affaires of France in Sweden, having been ape pointed Secretary of Legation to the Court of Her ha, I,:ft_So•ckholm on the t , )th.of Auguft fin his new pott.—.Se!Jicdtrin aurora. A letter from Paris of the 9th, rays tt Hi. Royal Highoefs Prince Louts returned to this city on the 6th. He affided cm Friday in the Senate. His Royal Highnefs Prince Jos 6 r H pretided, and fer,out at night for Islorfontaine. Prince Louis travelled from Laly /nen:tiro, under the name ni GL':ral St. I. Ull k PeT, On the t 4 inft. fir Ettgliflt (hips of the line, two ftigates, and two corvettes, mooted in the Channel t:f Antioch, in the Roads of Rochelle, where they re mained two days without making any attempt. I.etters from Cadiz of Augutt 30. Rate that the Amphitrite fi igate has arrived th...re from Vera Crnz, With a cargo of 53 millions of teals. The Sabine frig ite, which fazed with the Amphitrite, put into ;he H tvannah, to repair her damage ; her cargo was (Lipped on board amother vac!. A third fri gate richly laden, which was to fail from ‘'eta CI uz Ihortly alter, was every moment expeeted. I ly in th noire as When thowar Etna, I all eves t out a t the ciec eipalitt and all the Mt to. a who ii Ralph , taped Guard treachi though ire, le the pul Kven t rreoct permit I Val% worm they h litary ' has be foartel to twe prifon' outlay good c by a v people stirs of culpat and C For more fallen whet e been 11 from 1 dited, Low 1 Eve is to it are al refit tl by his menet mond grand Kings tso y, Mr. to -the of the of Sw Sw Repul dermal it, not jed, b der s h poi bei vice, lie. I will re sedan with Mr. Aced vice peror, Rion , dria, i &relit gad tl manor rial r tifm a Ra ing m on th entire Itnpei vexed T by the ►near the fe% pr.fan a livel Coo t.I and th elvrn Po" I hi panic ruetbe Nwe• ►itbaa bay. A prop time the In I ''• "" LONDON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. PRICE Or STOCEA DAY AT ONE. O'CLOCK: Coultas 3; i—for account. 3;`: —Osmium 71. Since our Lill we haw...recc:v.:el Franekfort Journals ta the I tilt, rt,nch ones to the t 3th, and Dritch pi, , ers to the I:7th inq. from which we have, in the pi eceding columns, given (very thing wroth es.- tra;:ing. T}c t wo important quellions rt:lpelting the new titk of Erryeror of At'LTKIIII, and the violation of , 4lte Getman Emp;re, have heen taken Mtn conlider afi the Ditt at Rati:!son, anti have received !'•:th a Jecillon ac miplit Le expe...':ed h , •ot the ptefent elegra led [sate of Europe. With the rcinne.firar.e of t he Emperor o 4 1 4 .;-:st c, and rile note of the King of Swanks lying before hot Upon tie , '1 ch.: I i}iet, and Raring him is the face, coiapl...ning of kthe inva.lne. F.ttenheiri, and this mail foul orfeaze, the Dire :bout NlntAler fast, 4 4 there is now r.o j CIAAt fu. kft nt dellber. , 6oll!lClOTC tic, an I I prooofe a proro;,tati.....l , el a remote day." in this pro. pofition, we are Minted. the Miniolets inefcrit una tdrnruily etmcnrre2. eel-chit ma; prow , ke in dignation and contempt ; hitt it cannot excite l':r• pole. This citcnmflx tire explains ftifficiemly the rea loll of th, departme of the R shun I, am Ratiipon. Their ((Imolai - it wrs difmia.td, the kr , row:s woe elofral, r:A nt :I.'r:; lattber remained to "be :le there. Boma • It Tr left A' la•Charlio upon :he tat', 'o isth,f... Cologne, en h“. way to Mentz. Lane 4 1, a• tin ;' , n , t 17c v •Il retctn tp the capital, and thence back to the colt Other i 'accounts Rate, that he willgo in the enaß through 'reeves, kupsibargh. and Spines. Letters from Spain, with the Tart Liken mail, mention, that it was Alter the arrival of a courier ' from Admiral Gee'', nap the Ambarredor of his Ca tholic Majeßy in France, that the Cabinet of M;- drid ordered tbs equipment of Come (hips of the line and frigates ; the Corlican inhfting that the blockade of one of its ports by 4 tritifli fquadron is err infrac tion upon the neutrality of Spain, though this mea fore is according to the maritime laws of nations, and dues not interrupt the trade, either of nentral or Spanifh fubje&r, but merely prevents thole French flips which have taken filcher there as cowards, from Resting away and injuring our trade like pirates. It is believed that thole Spani(h flips now arming, 'are deßined to fcrye as convoy to the French and Dutch (hips at Ferrl, or 'ether to augment their number and, in cafe they are stuackcd, fuch sit aa will he regarded as a declaration of war on the part o Spain. It was even Paid at Lam, that thefe pro ceedings; and this determination of the Court of Spain, had already been announced to the Court of St. James's. • • • A Gentleman, who left Paris on the t tth, and Rotterdam on the r Bth, announces, as ; rumour in France and. Holland, that the Emperor of—Russt a has intimated to the Court of Copenhagen, that, in the event of a rupture with France, his Imperial Majelly could nut Offer any French agents to retie in the Danifh dominions, or endute, upon the part of Denmark, a neutrality that moft be injurious to Eu rope. A declaration nearly to the fame eficet is faid to have been made to the Ottoman Porte, by the. Ruffian Ambaffador at Conflantinople. Private let tern Rate, that Count Rassomousei, the Ruffian Ambaffador at Vienna, hasbeen recalled, and is Cue ceeded at that Court by only a Charge d'Affaires, A gentleman, who on Friday arrived in town from the Continent, relates, that an alliance has been ac tually concluded between Au aria, Praha, and France, which comprifes, among other extraordinary matter{, the concurrence of the former power to the propofed elation of FitiptßlCll WILLIAM to be King of the Romans, anel to the Houk of Brandenburgh being the future bead of the Germanic Body: For this toncefhon (to which, it is Rated, the Emperor FR r en was in fonts degree incited by the increafed in fluence of %Zs among the Ele6ors, with a con viCtion of its fusilier inet cafe through the afeendancy :of France), his Imperial blajeily, in addition to the hereditary title of Emperor of AuR ia is to re- • &we a large need - ton of territory, which Turkey is it, be compelled to alienate. The confines of France and Prutfia are alto to be conliderably augmented ; but the particulars arc not mentioned, nor perhaps as yet thoroughly defined. The Ruffian troops in the lonian Tflands, on the 7tll of Auguil, amounted to 14,500. A coraiderable number of natives were embodied, and much attention had been devoted to their difcipline and appointment. The Malian camp near Peterfburgh compiifes 32,000 MCP. A corps of f y,OOO had arrived in the neighbourhood of Cherfon, for the purpofe of em barkation. as was fuppofed for the Mediterranean. In all the Ruffian ports on the Black Sea, the moll aAive military preparations were making. A camp of 3c,0n0 men was forming on the Daeifier. and Ruf fian troops were rapidly advancing to the Turkilh frontiers.. - ----- The French tromps which have been poured into the Neapolitan States, are fupported at the expence of the inhabitants, on whom the French officers have levied heavy contributions, in proviGons, artirles of &e. The King in vain remonflrated at this violation of his netitrality and fovereignty ; he was anfwered, that his only means to prevent theft mili tary requititions was, by hinifelf fur&lhing the army with thole necefraries of which it had octal - ton. intimation was followed by a demand for a confider. able fum of money. The royal coffers were wholly exhatilled by previtais application; oldie fame nature, and his Majefly, in order to comply with the peremp• tory mandate of the French Commander, was compel ' led to imptife on his people an extraordinary impoll, or f. reed lean, of one million Italian ducats:—to lltew his fubjells that thi. heavy burthen did not refill from any exigency of his own or of his govern merit, his Majefty declares in the edia under which :Le loan is levied, that the film in guttlinn is required ( 4. for the maintenance of the French troops, who had entered his kingdom as friends." A courier has been I diftiatchtd to Peter fh.irgh wali advice of there events. The Gazette of Satinday contains his Kijetly% Proclrmalion fartliet Ftoroguio, , Parliament from the 4th of Oaoher to the 2-, - th of . 24vember, then to meet ii,e the /4ii.ji --Alf.. a Proclamation coot ' mantling all the Preis of Sc , itlatad to meet at Holy. rood-bottle, in Ldii.litirgh, on the t 4th of Isloveniber, to cleft :mother Peer of F.cotlat.d, in the morn of GURGE Hay, Marquis of Tot cdale, deccafe.l. Yeltri:lay, at one o'clock, •. Cabinet Council was held at Lord HA IIItOWISY'S OifiCe, id which Vileounis Nit Lvittr and CAS AAAAAA WS, I.IIIdS HARII.O.IIIIY, Haws „ scey, and MULCRAVS, and the feveral C.t binet Minifters in town,' aiterided. At three o'clock the refult of the deliheratior.a was forwarded to his at Weymmith. The :so has hten pl...atid to appLint loom Lraan. Efq. to be his trla;.-,ity's Confol at The Nino has Lull p irated to approve a Jo.. ; to Confol for the Kitt of ' l'kt.s• la in BLOCK.IDIAG S UADAOAS. By our letters, of yetterdayts date, from tl:c cook we least:, that the continuance of the Ilrong wefterly winds tlill prevents the Channel Sqoadror. from failing for their Potions off the enemy's posts, while at the fame time they. fbr the time being, eff, x . wally slew the enerny.from any moyeasents out of the harbour. It is thetefore the opinion on the conft. that they mnft pow of necedity defer a•tatking us till after the eqeinottial gales are terminated. But for the interference of this boifterotts weather, we would he led, front the inere4ng preparatit:ns oa tteir part to attack, ar t d on ours to repulfe them, to fuppoft the important ctifis was at hand which would decide the prefect conceit. _ _ _ Notwithtlanding the unfavourable Bate of the weather, we have pine creifeys on the oppofitecoati, Who arc bUffeting the flor4l, fpite of the de menu keep ;heir ground ; and no allotments tante made by the enemy without Their obforving them. Dias., Styr. 13. 7 Sailed yeflerday evening the hinsaacu man or war, Right tips. Admiral Load fisiva, for the French Coati—Arrived • frigate; andiever.il other dips of war, from off th. French toall ; alfo the lACAALL gun-brig, with the loft of her foretop maft.-Sailed the pit f Y h !to and PIXMOILTALITI fligatos, for the French Coal!. 'CAM: down the ARA and the Acres armed ti4nfports, and remain io the Downa with the reQ of the Mips as per laQ, and feveral outwardbound rads, IVind N. N.W. blows hard. wourtilivc, EPT. 23. Two Yards are now cruizing off here, !the' Bean• moot (late the (tore) and the Lit.n. Yelterclay a boat from the Rote was di /patched t o the (ir ore for pro. rifions, having firemen on board; which was unfortu nately upfet about two miles limp the (bore. The men clung tq the vele' waiting the arrival of boats which fr 'Off to their affiance. As the kept linking by their Weight, two of the brave' fellow's. that Coble their hrild And told the . otliers „to Rick fail by lier. One of the boats came up with the fwirniners; who told * them nere:fis wait' for theni, 5'4 to haden ed. the allillanCe of thole who 'could not which oFy The whole Were in thic way tayed• but the tseo .generous -tars, who ware fo anxious for their 6m . lataiots, were ne a rly gc4se before they were picked up by a fccnad boat. kinwever, by tire — Care' of ihnfe — on flrole they W . O'Cro . ol; recover ed, elartrad-tbeiricestertr4ty rewarded by , s4Sharal tubrcTipihia. • • : ' • st PT:I3. Triday notice was given to the poblie at Arightoa, that at-fit-etirtelt that evenineseperfOn was to walk in the water ; the crowd was immence on the me, and beach, where — t6if Incioufly waited an boor la vain. • ' . S j iturJay morning an apology was Quck sap is North-llr:ct, thanking the public far the honowt tended him, adding, that, by their difaPptintrnesit„he gained a confiderable wager, with a moire .that he would take a flight from the Signall l / 4 1i to -04 Chalyheate, a tfiitatnce of two Miles. • • • ......m. . ' ' l 4 nrd hittviLts ieflerday ittit<adted bermes the Admiralty, When there was a all Board. d'Avotaava, the Spent& hatifter, has re turned to town, after accompanying his family to • the cO;(1. - --- - Mr. Atalaoroto, the new Torkith refteleat at the Court of Vienna,' is arrived there. Mr. FOSTER. ynt . f,n, of leady U 82411111 FOSTFR, Will immeaa:ity l fer off for Wsitiogron. where he is appointetra Secretary of Legation to Mr. MiRRY. General Fox's baggage, on Friday, was put on hoard the Camel (lore dap,: fetich immediately • droprd down from Woolwich to ptoceed to Pita mouth, where the is to take up the General for Gh braltar, who is appointed Lieute4in Governor of that gal rifon, in the room of General Sir THOMAS . TaIGGk, IS.ntote on his way for r.oglAnd, being appointed Lieutenant Governor of Cbelfea College." Thirty-feven infolvent debtors were WI week lihz. tated from Lancarler Cattle, in conformity with the pioviiion.s of the late Aa of Parliament. DilltltY-LAtir.—On Saturday night this Theatre had again to boalt of a very crowded and genteel audience. The haling Comedy of The Bid:, Bede began the entertainments of the evening. The dif ferei:? parts were extremely well fupported. particu larly ilitanda by Ms, Joanav, and Mar,lnt by Mr. BAN tetSl The liall;t interlude was afterwards introditeed, called ling, is Low, or Tire Scholar a Maul. for It lull at ii:ared at the Hay-mat Let, from which we do in , t it was worthy being Irani planted. How•:•ver, the prevailing mac of the times for prcma:iiie talent was greified by a fight of liult °seism bvitus, the /a . f.sot V.:fires. The concluding piece was be Carevoa; Of. Tie Driaer and h:: Dog. The original Coda being now no more, Inc caniii: hero was repr.fented by a irrfottner esti,. hal Duct burr- appealed upon any stage. This rie:.../..arpronaf.:4 on.: day to arquire a high degree of :Leal • ic.il f,me, bat as ye: he leaves Its confiderahle room to regrc t the n‘tis predeceffv. indeed his wax was re•remely arthritis, a. it is estremely difficult to remove fir it inipteGons. He cannot be acceded of anaiont was lie to titike nut a see par/. for ;ii-nfelf, that n was neeelars to lead With 1 a handkerchief r 4 nil his neck. He took -he leap. h-wever, in gram; !iyie, al.d when lie is a little more familiari. , .cil to the e-,a - ze ,1 a crowded audience, we 3.•iibt not Lis Carlo will be a very hnitbed perfory mater - The other charadcs4 were filled by 0-e:r cd rep...etc - tat:yes, and the piece went off with via “Le. , . .1