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FRANCL IMPERIAL DECREES. Perm, Nov. 27..—NAPOLEON. by the Grace of Goo, aid the Conititution of the ltepablic- Emperor of the French, to all to whom there prefects than come, greeting: The Senate having declared as follows : [Extras from the Regifler of the Confervative Se nate, Tueiday, November 6, 0104.] asierua tosistivetiot. The Conferrative Senate allcmhkd. to the number prefcribet by the 9oth At title of the Conititut ion, " Deliberating On the lideffage of his Imperial Malay oe the 53d of edam', " After having heard the Report of its Special Committee charg ed to verify the Itegiften of the totes emitted by the French pro filer ha cremation of the Article 142 of the ConAitutional Act of the Empire, dated the agth of May, t 834, with Tc•fPall" the n o:epistles of this propolitirm 3 Imper " The French people will the Hereditary ial Dignity, in the dire& annesl, legitimate, and adoptive defeent of Napoleon Rezone, and t ie the Masa. natural, S and Loofa Bonaparte , od ICRit decre:„111117 netC the raatOwf Ca:NOM Or d y (May 18, 18(4). Hinting feat the peas werlial made by the Special Committee, by which ft appeals, that 3,52 citizens have given their M imes, and that 3,03,675 citisen. have Accepted the had propofi time, declare as follow,: The Imperial Dignity Is hereditary iu the arm% natural, le gitimate, and adoptive &kept of Napoleon Bonaptrte ' and in the duce,duce,eatund, and legitimate, decent of Jofsph Runaparte, and Louis Boosperse, sada:reed ly the Cooftitutiocal Ad of the Eat . Ike, detedelhe 08th at May, So+ • The refuse Snaky Cusfultaa (hall be tranfmittal by a Mc& ivy to his Majefty the Emperor. " The Prendent and Secretaries, MAW) " FRANCOIS (de Neutebat.au), Prefident. Po scare, COLAuo, SCCSCIRACS. o We order and command that thefe practice, fealed with the Seals( State, be publilied and inferted in the Bulletin of Laws: and the Oeosd Ihdites Mlnitter . of lattice, Is charged to Colman • WA the publication. O Given at the Palace of St. Cloud, the *ll3rumaise •. sSoa, • (*mod) N ttttt ON." Addition to the above, a paragraph expreffes, after the official account of thefe voles had been op, agreat number of luppleinentary fuffrages come in ; in confequenceof which it was in Agi t, to forma fecond table of the number of the lat the different departments, Ike. sprpoktl to be the sit Frimalre, Neweaba sp. 110,01), A. gig , of the Frer come, r ii The Sen [Extra/ sate, Tuei The Cage by the 9oth 4 " Donal S3d at Odd " After ha .d to verify I pie, incases the Empire. ceptatios of .• The Fr the din& I talaking of . " andel by which le . frages, and dom. deelo • Tbe lo &dome. as dire& oats Look Boom . Ike, duel •• The pt ke to le I (SON a We or Seat.( Stu sod the On • Nod tie pa m °boa • • , , In add that after amide up, had COON Patio's to ter in the :. • 1 ,11 . . Cassano' • 1 ••4 —. • * t .1 MCZ ' Coeds. Chassiai It • s per C. iti 4 par Cent. .5 per cow loft A. Dom Thicre BY P ri would af certainly hope can Peace be Rata, tha which fu tile, and tugal wo movemet i of fyllem it • via. the I i Yeftert ti v riar • an t tended Pm 13ntasta Queen's -1 A not s Moots, t BUILT. pa Pt tar 111 His hi artived 3 two. Ir t e to n o ce c i i s 1 H•WILll 1 His PO was rim o r Mom and CAI Lard Sc GIORGI 4 Council ' \ breakiny the purr the cons lay Se& His P. Lord M Yam Lars, C Surat., at the This WA Ls s The i',l at L with a 1 t Year k je.l y o clea•h ii :ow. L.( bloa r nail. ....••••• U... t 41 . ..c VA l . ',1 ., 1. I 1 I ..t.;,.! .+! 0 .e....u , rite n ,ha LONDON. CASSANDRA'S Letter, Omagh not kw iuteudeti, might be thought feclitioua. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK, ",. / fa jars `lllll.. i :xelic q . Bills. par so diE PRICE OF STOCKS YEFTERDAYs Rat Arm. sw cnnnium 9 4 go cam. c•ar 7s 74 4/ I Enstifb Tickers tat sca. cast. 117 101 Cosi far ace. MIL 27t MUM, Nss uc tz:La b 7 is y , per Cent. Gov. Deb. SA. on Landon 114. lirmorning a Mai: arr;ved from Lilbon. private letters received by 6si conveyance, h appear that Mr. Fates and Mr. II wurst have Ay left Madrid, and ecnfequently that little can now be entertained of the continuance of between this country and Spain. Thefe letters that difpatcbes tent home by the Diana packet, has not yet arrived, were paffionate and bob and that it was stns expetred at Lifbon that Poc- would be Coffered to remain neutral. But no movements demonfirative of an approaching change lem had taken place at the date of tlac letters, sad of November. ‘ellerday morning, about nine o'clock, the ROYAL. left Windlor. His Msissry Hopped at and her MAJSSTY and the PRINCESSIS. at. by the Counters of AY Lessons. and Lad: G. 'LTV, proceeded to London, and arrived at the -Hours about twelve o'clock. lumber of the female Nohi!ity, and Mrs. the Lady of the ARCHBISHOP of CANTEll paid their ref - peels to her Magerry and the tins, during the morning. MAJESTY left Kew ah , ,ut one o'clock, and ' at the Q2een's Houle a few minutes before In a (bort time Alter, his Map Err gave AU TO the Doke of GLOUCISTSIL, the LOBO ILLoa, Earl of ATIASSORD, and Lord bliyisry then held a 1 3 :ivy Council, which attended by the LORD CHARCILLOR, the Duke 'IIITROSI, Earls of WIRCH6I.II4, AYLIRFORD, sonsw, Lords ILiWILESRURT and triss.vsta.z. SostseviLLs was the Lord in Waiting, and Sir Is 01111ORN. the Groom in Waiting. The fat but a thr.rt time; immediately upon the ...sog up of which another Council was held, for purport of receiving the ltacoanse's report of cowries capitally conriEted at the 1.4 Old llat 'efions. _ Mayan then gave audiences to Mr. PITT, bits.vitLe. and Earl CAMDSII. lerday morning the Drakes of YORK. CvNtasa- CaMaasnoe, end GLeu e, and Princefs s of Giouc zzzzz , vitited the Rum FAMILY Q . 2een's Haufe. morning his MAJISTT virated the Princefs of ,s, at Blackheath. Arehhifhop of C zzzzz FURY lies CLlllZe ,, ‘llfly Lambtrh PAIAce. H.. Grsee hs, been Afr...3,...1 lethargic corm 1e for torn.: time. terdey the Recorder made.a Report to his M.- of the follt.vring PiOuners under lenience s,f in NewgAte, sic. Friuli's, for ftralinx a ,cl not .% ttc prno.t•y • f M Utaathl. to the cart! i g ;souk of I 111 ito.eh, for berzl.r:o.,lll , -ealto . „ tUr tocl.ng. o.•c.f a cinch c ot %. Sows. I •r r.o.lior a bay •r. ,a• ▪ puuperty of I 11 a... for bortlariot.flie an•l rn - • i.f C.c..re5 1 44.16..e. '1..111; t 1,.. ft otLicr artli I • the u.. 1 ca o.ty %tete (tvc- rtivi:ed !r.. c fuither kr.- e..ft GI It. H•p.“0,1, i , .r cu”:!.:: A)er ilrtet. was Ltr..r..1%at...:. GIBRALTAR. By the Lifbon Mail we have received‘tbefoliqined letter from Gibraltar, by which we learn thilt the number of deaths has much abated—not however is eonfequence of the difeafe having terned milder but becanfe the furvivors have malty gone through the difeafe, which never attacks the fame perfun a fecond time. It is now very generally believed by the fa culty to be the yellow fever of the Well Indies: "GIBRALTAR, NOVEMBER S. ' 4 The fever has now gone completely through the town, there not being one Engle houfe whofe inhabi tants have cfcapcd the contagion ; and the deaths in fever have now &created in confequence, to about four or five daily. At the South part of the Roa,it Rill continues to rage amongfl the troops, and it is the general opinion of the faculty, that the difeafe will not be extirpated till every perfon has been at tacked with it. " It k now dearly afcertained to be the malignant pelblential fever, fuch as has prevailed in the Well- Indies fine 1793 ; and, it is a remarkable fat, that the only perfons who efcape the contagion, are loch as have bad that fever in the Ve(t Indies, or the fe ver at Philadelphia or Malaga. " It does wk appear that any inflance has occurred of any perfon here having received the infeßien a fecond time. More than one-third of the inhabitants have bten ca7ried off by it, and all newly arrived people are infallibly attacked with it, and it gene. rally proves feel to tb:m. Several families who had efcaped the difeare at the Louth, where they were en camped, have been univerfally attacked on their moving into own. " The principal d-aths, within there few days, are " Major ASDItEK:S, a Barrack-MA . ler General, and -his wife. " Mr. DIST, of the Naval Hofpital. ii Doflot, and Mis. Ginott. " Dodtor G•LaaaITH, loth Regiment. " Mrs. PowaALL, wife of the Naval Storekeeper. 4. Lieutenant WIISEMBACN, of De Rolle's Rep. " Mr. Gcris a. D.tnilh Confol. " Mr. Gazzo, Imperial Cnnfitl." Captain Cos.vii.t., and all his Officers, arrived on Tuefday at Yarmouth. Thcy were difcharged upon their parole by the Dutch Admiral Ktctrsar, who behaved to them in the molt attentive and humane manner. The Marquis of Wacisscar has lately fent over• from Bengal twelve fitperb ivory chairs, elegantly ornamented with gold, as a prefent to her Majesty ; and yelterday they were rem o ved from the Eall India Warthnufe, iu Billitertlane, to die Queen's finale. The following is a entreit flatement of an affair of honour which took place at day break on Monday morning •between Captain Ws—en—wo—e, of the Cambridgellsire Militia, and Captain J--ts s r —a, late of the Guatds, but now of the sill Regiment : In cnnfequence of a difference betweeu the above Gen tlemen, which originated in Scotland, it was agreed between them to decide the bufinefs on Monday mor ning at Dencafler, whither both parties, attended by their refpcltive friends, repaired on Sunday. Owing, lacwerer. to fume cii cumillances, it was deemed pm dtr.t to withdraw to Ba:tiby Mcor, where, at•ter two cafes of pills, had been difcharged, without effeel, the affair was adjulled by the interference of the le en:ids, and fuch an arrangement contented to by Captain J. as mct the ideas of Captain W. and his friend. 'fbe feconds on the above oceafirn were H. G. Efq of the Cambridge Militia, to the former Gut ticmau, and Mr. J.. f the sth Dragoon Guards, to the latter. _ _ ..... I.nitD HARROWBY.- - It i. wick fincere regret we have to mention a very feiirius accident which hap pened to this Nohlzman yefterdav morning. About eleven o'clock his Lordfhip, accompanied by Isis brother, Mr. RICHAKD RYuss, went to their late Mother's honk in Pill k-flreet, for the purpefe of infpeAing fume papers and books, previoutly to their being removed to another bottle. Having looked over them, and related a part of the papers, which his Lordfhip had &paned in a Nall box, he was proceeding down flair., when, by fosse accident, his Lordfhip was precipitate.l clown fcveral ftcp., and received fo much ;:jury from the fall, that lie was not able to taife himlelf trim the ground. At this time Mr. R. RTUIR was with the butler in the pantry; the butler hearing a mile, hatlened to the 'lairs, where he found his Lordliiiii a lmoft in a lif e lef s Rate. lie wit iMM: diately t., rr Olio the parlour, where fsveral of the faculty were f:nt fur. After a conful tation, it was their unanimous opin:on, that hie Lot d- Ihip ought not to be re.ilovesi hoes the houfe, but be put immediately to bed ; and that piece of furniture was procured as Coon as prilTilile from his Lotdfltip's honfe. After he hail re,oferd for fume time, he was thought to be fomething batcr. In the evening he was cupped, alter which he :rain (leo, and appear• es' compelled. Pittnne the Jew, and \V •"d, the Coachman, ate matched for Ica guioels a fide ; they are to fight on a Ilage of 14 feet 1(0..i . z. The hAttk, it is Laid, will take place this month. One of the Bost Greet officers apprehended, on Tuefday night, a iCIII.IIe tie duelled, in the aft of picking the p ,, cket of a I..ify, as the was getting rile of her to sow the boa-door of Covent Garden Theatre. 1 n Clay a drover teas fun - Anon:3 before the I.n. D `lava. tor to k,fing to pay the Collator of City Tolls f .r thttp p '::rough to lte Loti,:qn Markets.- 1 . 1. C., r that fette,al drovers had refitted p ii.e ;r.ll I ,r !merit, , niter an ides that they had to to do, although it had been collated more t .an )e it , . Mr 14,1171p'11;:y% attended as Solicitor (or th_ ar.d ttat.d 111:t his client haJ no 01.. ct: .0 to ;.ay the toll, it the Cis , winld prochtee for eetrandii.g it. The C4,:1: tr r ac• th,t flirep were hot nier.•; 'red in the the toll 1.4 d b:cit I.tr.:tome,.l Lt i" int, who ilfacd 4; r.mt. for the put h: City' St•ht:;tor ackrot !edged the chain' , cut,J n.t t Liot . . :r was dill:titled. 4f:Cl ri I_ tUAR.4I'?7N!• The !hips of which the fleet confided which arrived from the Mediterranean, on the 3d of November, and anchored at the Motherbank. have mod of them fince that time been lying under quarantine in Stand gate Creek. We think it a duty, however, to men tion a circumilance of which we have been informed, but which we fincerely hope will not turn out to be the 4a, that feveral veffels have been releafed from quarantine though they arrived with foul Bills of Health, and the time required by law is not yet ex pired. We are confident that the bare mention of fuch a rumour as we have Ratedt will induce a pro- per inquiry, by ►hofe in whofe department it lies, to afcertain whether there be any truth in it. and to adopt means to prevent the recurrence of a pro ceeding which threatens the community with fo much danger.' We need hardly add, that it will give us much fatisfa6ion to be enabled to Rate to the public that our information was incorrea, and in deed we Dope that it will prove fo. We think, how-' ever, that its truth or falfehood will be afcertained with greater facility by our mentioning fpecifically the 'edits faid to have been releafed. The name of one of them ha► not been Rated to us, which, though (be arrived &redly from Gibraltar, was releafed within very few days. while the lay at the Motherbank. On the ziltb of November an order arrived in the Creek to releafe (hips which were in ballail ; among the number releafed were-- The Daarafter tranfport, 6csorz wafter, with hawse and bedding, and paffeniscrs, from Glbrakar.—Youl bM of health. Thetis tranfport, from Malta, but had communication with Gibraltar; paffengera and bauage...—Fotil bill of health. Hefter traafport, from Gibraltar, with palkogera.—Foul hill. Three others, it is Paid, were rehired on the fame day.—Several more 'eget, from Gibraltar, with paffengers, and precifely coming under the fame de fcription as thofe releafed, via. of Mny in balafl, are however nil! detained. 7be family of the Ryarantne- Meer at bibrattar, ebbs did three day: before the de parture of the fleet, was 0s board one of the AP 41: aborted. One of thole alfo difcharged had a quantity of foldiers' bedding on board, taken in at Gibraltar!! Among the fhipa am detained are The Anne, brig, from Trietle, cargo different articles of ma , digitalis. taken in atria...ocm t un of health, having bed no ecoomunkation at Gibraltar. Aid. Wig, from Sicily. laden with produce of that MM.—. Clean bell; did not omununkatt with Gibraltar. Flora, brig. from Saynaa..—Cican bill; had so consinnnicsdas at Gibraltar; our drags. Thefe have been detained, becau(c tdy an se in Salle No man who reads the AR 41 Ceo. 3. C. 80.• la dilcover, that by that a& ford bills of &deb are to be preferred to clean owl. Nor is it credible that filch was the intention of the (overeign authority in paging it nor could the Order of Council intend that veffels with foul bills thould be difcharged flout quarantine. In obedience to a proclamation, illued aoth July, tBOO. Matters and Mates of Merchant. men are required to anfwer to a long thing of inter rogatories on oath. To what pnrpofe the oath, if an Order of Council is to be fo interpreted as to defeat its objeß A paffenger of difiinflicn was landed on the 28th ult. who left Gibraltar during the height of infeßion. The rank, the virtue, the accomplifhments of that perfon may merit every dillinaion, excepting this : for it will not be contended, that great or good qua lilies can exempt an individual from the danger of receiving or communicating infeition. The laws of quarantine can admit of no exception in favour of virtues. accomplifluneuts, or rank ; and every viola• Lion of this rule may be complained of as a flagrant injuilice to all paft and future pafengers in the fame circumfancet• _ _ ..... No perfon can doubt of the wifdom of the exilling laws, but the propriety of a departure from them may certainly be quellioned ; ■nd if Government transports or (lore 'hips with foul bills are to be dit charged, the Public in general, and the Proprietors in particular of Mips with clean bills, have reafoo to complain. _ _ _ - . While the udadeefa moo, is detained from refpea to the public fears, no one is judified in repining; but it a limited number of (hips, under circumflances of greater fisfp;fiees. be liberated, while thofe under a kfr ate detained, the latter cannot but feel their de tention as a partial and an arbitrary imprifuensent ; without accufation ; and without the benefit of a Habeas Corpus. We cannot believe that his Majeßy's Minitten in , tended that 'ads with fed should be freed from quarantine, and we are confident that the feels above Rated, if true, will not be difregarded. If the laws of quarantine are to be difperifed with in this manner, inßead of continuing to be the palladium of public health, they will become merely a fource of emolu meat to a number of officer!. The other evening the Young Rada% in com pany wilh his father and two Itiends, (upped at hotel ; aticr fupper the converfati ni turned on the !attunes that had been mAde by different annrs, when one oldie gentlemen, tooting Shakfpeare, raid Thrre La a tide in the alf.v.o: . • Which, taken at the Good, Ir •gt to (mtge.'s" Trne, Sir, replied the Ynurg Rnictu‘, and T think 4 , 4tohn tide is the ben, fo I ail try fortune in :n^•- ways than one, and inaantly ordered the wane: tr. hay him a ticket in the cn(uing grand LtAter', which L-gins drawing the :Bth January peat. THEATRES. DILtILY-LAIII.—Laft night their Majeflies, and t i le Princefres honoured this Theatre with their prefeu,e, to fee Mr. SKIRIDAN'S inimitable Comedy of th e &boo! fcr Scandal, and the Pantomime of CiaZro7s. The Royal Party were received with the moll enthu. fiaftic acclamations. " God Save the King," wa s rung upon their entrance, and " Rule Britannia," at the coneloflun of the Play. Never was there a more brilliant comp efeif than the houfe difplayed.— The Royal boxes were fitted up in a magnificent fiiie. Every thing befpoke the tape and liberality of-the proprietors. The Play was admirably performed. Dfifs Duacett locked and played divinely. • Her beautiful ballad, "The Little Flatterer," was repro. vaulty encored.. His Mayerry repeatedly exprelfed his approbation to the Lords in waiting. The hook overflowed with an elegant audience, all breathw. on e fpirit of loyalty and afieftion for their King, ani his Family. At the conclufion of the entertainments " God Save the King" was again fang. His Ms. ',STY was, as ufoal, in regimentals. HER MAJESTY --Ware a puce coloured robe, embroidug with gold, and a prolufion of jewels. Her head.drefa nearly thr fame as when the IA honoured the Theatre with herprerznrc—a large tippet and white gloves. PRINCESS AUGUSTA—A dark round drefs with gold an Ilezvcs and ornaments, a lace handkerchief, and a qua City of di'. moods—on ha' head a bandeau of diamonds, and three aLre Ciftrichituthers. . . . PRINCESS ELIZABETH—A dark velvet robe, embroiderti with gold, a'see handkerchief, a diamond neck:bce,folitalre ui ear-rine. Her heed-drefi was a gold net, tong black lam lappets and • diamowl erefcent, ice &e. andeve Oftrieh feathers. - - - - PRINCESS MARY—Had a leaflet robe, richly entbroiderd *kb gold, white Cads Reeves [gargled. a lace 'tucker; &antes,' eeck•lace, ear-rings, &c ; head &cis, diamond bandeau, and three feathers tanning acre& the head. ' PRINCESS SOPHIA—A dark robe, lace tucker, and a prole- Son oT diasnond.—he' head drefs a gold net, with a diamond b.n. dean, and one (carter fiat feather. PRINCESS AMELIA—A dark gown, with a pink fatln rose very richly ciribroidered. white Reeves, diamond neck lace and ear-rings. Her head &cis was a black mint bandeau covered with diamonds, and three white leathers. The Princellea wore white muffs, tippets, and gloves. Covswr GARDEN.—MaiIer BSITY left night again ' drew an over:lowing audience at this Theatre, to witnefs his performance, for the firft time, of Fmk rid, in the Play of Lovers' Vows, in which he ap peared to great advantage, in rather a new point of view, namely, as a colloquial fpeaker. In the fami. liar dialogue, which intrcduced him to the audience in the firft fcene of the play, he j.,ined with all tit.: cafe of a comic actor of veteran praiftice, but in the more empafflonesl and tender interviews with his:mu tter, he again feared on the wings of pathos, touch ing at the fame time with the niceft &ill the heart. firings cif fenfibility, and exciting wonder and enthii fiaftic admiration. We were happy to notice that his voice was more mellow than on •the preceding night, as if relieved from the effcls of cold. In the fcene with his father, in which lie claims the reilo ration of his mother to an honourable rank in to ciety, his manner of pronouncing the words 55 ite. sheet ifriklealseise and Frederic of Wildenheitn ; or, Agatha Frihorg -and Frederic Frihrg I" operated upon the audience like magic, and called forth reite rated peals of applaufe from every part of the Tht atre. Maier Berry exhibited a very elegant anti graceful figure in the military habit of Frame. Mrs. I.I 7 CNIIILD again performed the maternal ter to him, in which the was extremely inure • as was Mrs. H. Swamis in Astro e are lorry we cannot fay as much of Mr. SIDDOPII; in the part of einhalt. Verdun was moll difgnllingly caricatured by SIMMONS. The Beres, by hivalav, was well delineated ; and Feastr's Cana Clel was a pleafant &etch of the charatler. Mailer I3FTTY, after having concluded his per. formence at Covent Garden Theatre, had the honour lag night, of being prefented to their Majefties, as they retired from Drury-lane. WESTMINSTER SCHOOL THEATRICALS. Laft night the young Gentlemen of Wellminfter School commenced, according to annual cultom, the performance of Tsassics's Plays, and the &it of the levies was the dfilelphi, the call of which was as foil:tws Mitlo Mr.33evris. Softnts Mr. WICIMAM, DeIECIL • Mr.LOTTSELL, Canaan Mr. Law, &a sap Mr. Dat, Gir+l Mr. MACRIWORTN, Eteitipos Mr. Via wax. liegio Mr. J. CLEAV,I, Syrtis Mr. Pos.a, Damao Mr. W. CL LAVE& Cathpaho Mr. P. Which. according to 'Lc performance of the fevers! charafters, (hewed clearly that the utmott attention had becrpaid to the talents of the different gentle men who were filed on to perfnnify them. Mr.,Sl4 ern, in the philofophic and amiable Mho, was inirtieu larly imprelfive, and drew forth repeated plaudits in various fcenes ; but in none deferred more the sued of prate, than in his very judicious and feeling deli very of the long foliloquy which opens the Play—in which he difplayed a degree of teat, and a variety of diftion, which is not often met with in veteran performers. It would be invidious to particularize any part more than another, where each did fo much jollies to that v hich was allotted to him ; only that force Rand fo very prominent in comparifon of others, that they muft claim patticular attention. Of this dekriptioa are .cyriu and Dewed, the firft of which was indeed very well delineated by Mr. FULII, and the latter by Mr. Lu . This Gentleman (hewed great talent in the prottaiture of a peevifb, petulant, cynical old fellow, and never once loft fight of the charatter. Itt many paiLiges he was truly comic; but in :he ethAift he was pointed in the Icene with 41i6e, and delivered the words, Parr aetsu 0. in lu forcible a manner, as to draw foi tb a general burg of applaufe. Mr. Sur rio replied, Di bray verteet, with equal energy; and each catching fire from the other, they hnilhed the keno In a molt spirited Nile, and with excellent (flea; the two charaeiets being very well adapted to contra! each other. The (Aber parts were all aced well, and refleited great Ltedit on the feveral performers. as well as 02 the matter.. who had the comma of the whole drama: not the flghteft irregularit y having ',ken place, nor cv:n the whirper of a prompter ha‘ing Seen heard the pet formance acircusultameleldum known at (Alt 1c,. , ,1ar theatres. TLe .u.•icnce was very numerons and fsfhionable. and d,patted luEhly gratified with their crcairs'i crvet tAinmetit. pod bf 1 h. 321 Sir Ca; fro'