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At FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS. Exempt from the Audion Duty, agreeable to Aft of Parliament. On Thurfday, the asd infiant, at five o'clock in the afternoon, PETER DE BR AUWER and Co. Will put up to Public Salc, at the Manufaausere Warehoufes, No. tsa, Aldtrfgate-Itreet, IN.LARGE and VALUABLE Atiortment of BRITON' MANUFACTURED PIECE GGODS : Confifling of Plain, Fancy, and Worked Mufibis--Jacconots, Books and Mulls—Superfine, Plain, Figured, and Printing Cambrics--Balafore Book and Lappet Handkerchiefs and Shawl ,—Di es--binghattw—Nankeens--Checks--Printed Cambric, and Calicoes, ditto Shawls--Pullicat and Madras Hardkerchiefs—Black and Blue, Plain and Fancy Velveteens, Velvrrets, &e. Alfo, a Large Alfortment of WOOLLEN GOODS: Con filling of Superfine Welt-Country Broad-cloths, ditto, of Lon • don Kerfeymeres—Super-coatings--Swanfdowns ; and a great ' variety of other Goods. For ionher particulars, information may be had by apply ing to Win. Mayne Agent for this bounds at Glafgow ; and to Wm. Purdy an d Son ' Sworn Broken, No. 4!, Mark-lane. N. B. Part of the above Prcmifes are appropriated for Cot ton Yarn of ill forts, Wain' and Mute Twig, and Weft, of which P. De Brauwer and Co. receive confignments, and exe elite Orders for the London, Scotch, and Foreign markets. FRANCE. PARIS, OCTOBER r. The Sublime Porte, by an Offici.-11 Note of the sth of Auguil, has made known to Baron Von Hu Bac H, the Chargé d'Affaires of his Majelly the KING of Dawstaax, that he has confented to fend back to France all the French prifoners, the French legation excepted ; who mull remain in Turkey while the Turkith legation continues in France. By a later decifion, Citizen RUFFIN, Minifler Ple nipotentiary of the Republic, and Citizens KEIT' TEI. and Retiree, attached to his legation, have been transferred to Pera, where they enjoy their liberty: a guard of honour has been allowed them in the houfe where they refide. That known by the name of the Palais de France, is Rill occupied by Lord ELGIN, the Englifh Ambalrador. It had been at firft determined that the French prifoners fhould be fent back to France, in fuc ceffive bodies of fifty. The Porte has fence given up that rigorous meafure. The prifoners will fet out as foon as veffels (hall be provided for conveying them ; at the date of the laft letters, Auguft 25th, one veffel was immediately to take on board isoo, and to fail for Marfeilles. Citizen RU/FIN being now authorized and ca pable to dire& the compatability of expences and aids, hat named a Commiffion, confifling of naval and military officers and civil agents, to of in this labour. For thiS purpore he has airociated with himfelf, as vice prelident, Citizen Fizurs-, evcommiffioner General of Commercial Relations in the Ottoman provinces beyond the Danube. General NIEMAN T, Citizen P•RAwT, Undet-Ot millioner in Moldavia ; CORDIE a, Captain of the 6th demi-brigade ; Joys, Lieutenant in the navy; DA L I ?MOULT, an officer of the marine and CCM DIU, are the Members of this CommiCkon.—Mo ositeur. 1 PROM THE PARIS PAPERS. MASSIEILLES,SEPT.IB.—TIie three hundred and eighty-fir troops of the garrifon of Cairo, who arrived on board the DOLPHIN, of 84 guns, en tered the Lazaretto yellerclay. Three other Er g lift flags of truce have arrived with fever hundred snore of the garrifon of Cairo. There veffels fet out after the general convoy : it is fuppofed that another convoy of forty veffels may be hourly ex pected. They fail under the efcort of five Englith !hips of the line. &meta, SEPT. y.—The Imperial Conful at Bel grade, who fees the PASHA every day, (laces that Pre is always guarded by fie or feven Janilfaries. The Council they have eflai:lifhed having . delibe rated on the propofal made to them by the PA SHA, of giving up all his property if they would releafe him, has decidedly refufed to comply with it. The number of the J iniffaries continues to in- creak at Belgrade, as well as that of the troops of PASSWAN ()CLOT/, who is oc his march with an army to occupy that fortrefs. The revolt fprcads throughout Bofnia and Ro , rnelia. The commandant of Nizza, !Living lately come out from the city, was much furptifed at his return to find that he was forbid by the Janitfaric s . . . . . in the gariiibn to enter it, if he ul'hed his life to be raved. They feized every thing he poll - erred, fo that he went back to his country poor and def titute of every thing. FRANC K FOILT, SIP T. 23.—The afraffin of M. Haw K L. though dead, has, neverthelefs, been pro fecuted and condemned as a fnicide and affaffin. In confequence of this fcntence, his body was yet. rday morning thrown from the window by the fervants of the executioner ; it was then extended on a cow's fkin, and draged on a hurdle to the place of execution, where the head and hands were cut off, the body was then thrown to the dogs, and the head and hands fixed to a Rake, with this in fcription, " David Joachim, affaffin." Styr. 25. —Some German Gazettes give as au thentic the tonna ing plan, prefented to the Ca binet of Berlin by a blini!ter : Pt tiffia will obtain the Stites of the Eleaor of Cologne in Weaphis- Ea, the Bifhnprics of Muniler, P.tderborn. Ofna bruck, Hildefhcim, and the Abbey of Corvey. The latter will be cedod to ..he Duke of Brtinfwic, and Ptuilia still receive in exchange his Duchy, with part Hanover. The 13iike of Brunissie will have betides the Dinh y of Berg; and the Elvc• tot of Bavat is st ill receive hi. ind mt:itics in Suabia. This plan f“.ms equally firited to Pruflia and France. to remove the vicinity of their fr-mtiers. and that they may have around them only petty Btates. COPtII4IACEU, Si PT. g.-0 , 3r gazette of this di) , announces, th..t ul..it retard% the rcilreariol, of our colonies by the Englifh is, that :he I..trcr infill on fertuarating the property of the French. Spandh. and Dutch fitbj.•Et. fettled in thefe ifland Our gove-iiment, In far flout confrnting to t!ii% IT.C4:lltv, requires th. t the ifhands ffia:l he re:lined in the fame !tate as the. In which they were when taken ; :chi it monies betides, an indemnifhation for the his 0-raii'ited to our colonic% by the rnva• Coo of the Englilit ; we have no doubt, however, that this Affair wia tie loon terminated. 15111.711, SIFT. 9.. -.The segoeiation shetween the Prince of ORANGE and the Batavian Republic...are at prefent terminated. ' The furmer renounces the Stadtholderfhip, and will receive, as an indemnity, the Bifhoprics of Wurtzburgh and Bamberg, un der the guarantee of France and Pruffia. This, if we can give credit to the belt informed politicians, l is the latch hate of things. • ' . priir"4" , "4 FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS. Prince of ORANGE and the Batavian Repu' Exempt from the Audion Out y,a greeable to Adk of Patliantent at prefent terminated. • The furmer renou On Thurfday, the sad inftant, at five o'clock in the afternoon. PFTPR DE BR AUWER and Co. Stadtholderfhip, and will receive, as an Ind Will put up to Public Salt, at the Manufacturers' Wareboutes, the Bithoprics of Wurtzburgh and Bamb No. isa, Aldtrfgate-ftrert, der the guarantee of France and Pruffia. A LARGE anti I i V F A A L U . U A R B E L D E P I F A . d r E o r GOODS tmen t : of w . s e ti c l ar e i a liv e a e i c i re t dit f to th t i n he s beft informed pol o. Confining of Plain, Fancy, and Worked Muflins--facconots, g Books and Mulls—Superfine, Plain, Figured, and Printing -- Cambrics--Balafore Book and Lappet Handkerchiefs and BATAVIAN REPUBLIC. Shawl,—Dimities--biaihama--Nanteens--Cheeks--Printed During the night of the 15th of Septetn Cambric, and Calicoes, ditto Shawls—Pullieat and Madras French troops in garrifon here were an . Hardkerchiefs—Black and Blue, Plain and Fancy Velveteens, and ordered to affemble in the place c Vrlvcrets, &C. where, early in the morning, they went Alfo, a Large Affortment of WOOLLEN GOODS: Con- Ailing of Superfine Weft-Country Broad-cloths, ditto, of Lon- their manoeuvring and firings. • don Kerfrymeres—Super-coatings--Swanfdowns ; and a great In the morning a (harp &luta - ion took 1 variety of other Goods- ' the Firft Chamber of the Legiflative A For iunher particulars, information may be had by apply- upon the propofition of the Dareftory.—'ll big to Win. Mayne Agent for this bounds at Glafgow ; and to Wm. Purdy an d Son Sworn Broken, No. 4!, Mark-lane. pofition of this body was not, however, N. B. Part of the ab o ve Prcmifes are appropriated for Cot - fult of an unanimous will among(} its m ton Yarn of ill forts, Water and Mute Twift, and Witt, of they had the molt violent altercations amor which P. De Brauwer and Co. receive eonfignments, and toe- felves: the Direftor BEZ I tit, in one of the cute Orders for the London, Scotch, and Foreign markets. feized the chair of the Prefident ERMEIII firongly pronounced his opinion againft th FRANCE. fition of the majority of the Dirators: as PARIS, OCTOBER r. his colleague, Vex SWINDFN, in protefting all that was done by the other three Direft The Sublime Porte, by an Offici3l Note of the forbidding the Commandant of the pub • rth a Anotifi_ hot made known to Baron Von - , .1_ • 1 BATAVIAN REPUBLIC. During the night of the 15th of September, the French troops in garrifon here were awakened, and ordered to affemble in the place of arms, where, early in the morning, they went through their manoeuvring and firings. In the morning a (harp difcullion took place, in the Firft Chamber of the Legiflative Affembly, upon the propofition of the Dareftory.—The pro pofition of this body was not, however, the re fult of an unanimous will amongft its members; they had the molt violent altercations among them felves: the DireCtor BEZIEK, in one of the fittings, feized the chair of the Prefident ERMEtlus, and firongly pronounced his opinion againft the propo fition of the majority of the Dircaors: as did alfo his colleague, Vex SWINDFN, in protefting againft all that was done by the other three Diredors, and forbidding the Commandant of the public force to obey their orders. On the 18th, towards evening, feveral difcon tented perfons appeared in parties. Several po ' lice officers, fnftained by a party of the military, took poffeffion of, and put feals upon the avenues, leading to the Firlt Chamber of the Legiflative Body; upon the Chancery, arid other places, leav ing every where fentinels to guard. them. The fame thing took place in the Hall of the Second Chamber. All the infignia of the guard do corps are taken from them, and they now do duty with the other troops in the gait ifon. Some Members of the Second Chamber of the Legiflative Body, wifhing to go yefterday after noon to the ufual fittings, were prevented by the rioters. We have kill received official news, that the Departmental AdminiFiratidn of the Texel, has efufed to- publilh the Proclamation of the Di. reaory. ORDER OF THE DAY OF THE RATAVIAM ARMY. Head (litarters at the Hague, Sept. at. The Batavian people being at this time occupied in all the communes, in pronouncing their wifbes and opinions upon the projctl fubmitted to them by their government, the General in Chief firialy orders all foldiers, ferving in the French and Ba tavian army, whatever may be their rank, not to intermeddle, either direftly or indireetly, in this afftir. The duty of an armed force, under fuch circum ftances, and in all times, is to fecure public tran quility, the fafety of perfons and property, and to maintain the harmony which ought to reign between them and the civil power in order to at tain theft: objefts. The General in Chief direCts, that this order fhould be read at the head of each company or detachment of French or Batavian troops, corn poring the army. (Signed) AIIGEILL•LI. LONDON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK s 3 per Cent. Conf. 67i—ditto, for 2CCOLIM, 67i. Onuown 201 21. PRICE 01 STOCKS YESTERDAY : Bank Stock 182 Imp. 3 per Cent. 64 67 3 per C. Conf. 68 6c-1 6; F I Imp. Ann. 3 per C. Ann. 103 103 i 202 Ornmuns 25 23 2414 India Stock 2t2} Conf. for Arc. 68 691 681 The fettling days for the Confols and Otnnium accounts fall within two days •f each other. The Confols come fiat ; there fore it may fo happen, that a jobber may have a good Confol account, and be a lofer on Omniuni. Where the parties are honcit, there is little danger; but if misfortune (hould in cline any to be roguifh, it is a tine opportunity, as they may receive the profit, and thAt pay the lots. Two D.,liiar, were declared on Saturday at the Stock .P.L. eharre, and in all probability every day between this and the account will produce tome more. DUBLIN, OCTOICA per Cent. Coy. Deb. 8:i This day we ree:ived Paris papers of the ad or, as our contemporaries ufually exprefs them felves, to the 3d. Their contents are given in the preceding columns. The French funds have rifen a little. The Tiers Confolidcs were at 34 francs on the ifl inilant. The Ratification of the Preliminaries of Peace on the part of the French Republic, which many were anxioufly expeaing this morning, had not arrived when this paper was put to prefs. It is thought that it may be to-morrow night or even Thurfday before the Meffenger returns from Paris, as the Cul F CONSUL will naturally communicate them to the Spaniih and Dutch Minincrs at Paris before h: gives them his fanaion, though there is no ground to think that it will he necellary to ob tain the formal confcnt of thofc Powers, as howa- PARTE would be authorized generally to negociate for them. They mat concur formally, however, in a definitive Peace, and se ill employ Plenipoten tiaries to that.rffeet. There will, it is likely, be a Ica of Cringr eft, therefore, in giving the due fo. lemnity of thape to what has already been fettled. Some of our brother journalifis are endeavouring to amine their Readers by a difplay of their dipio. matic (kill, in ending fault with the terms of the preliminaries of peace. Are they Miniiterialifls ? they have no r;ght to complain on the fcore of our not retaining our cow - wells, for the war was tarried nnaiot fur territorial poireffions, but for the maintenance of Religion, Oder, and good Go vernment—articles not mentioned in the °mime cf the treaty that has been allowed to tranfpire.— iAre they Oppialitioodis they have always argil ed itgainft the ionice of taking aduntoge of a &it tratied neighbour's weaknefs, to wren any part of his polliffions from him. We have obtained Peace, and that without fub mitting to be fpoiled and plundered, as many Powers upon the Continent have been, and an in creafe of our Navy, which makes it fuperior to the navy of all the other Powers of Europe united. We have loft, to be fuse, a number of brave men, and have incurred an immenfe load of Na tional Debt, but that was by war! Yeßerday morning his MAirsTr, accompanied by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Kin _, _ Prince ADOLPHUS, Princefs SoPHIA, Lady M. Well- YARD, Lord Wat.sino Hike', General DR Bums, Colonels CARTWRIGHT and FITZROY, the Hon. Mr. GREVILLS, and Mr. Vita.sas, rode out on horfeback in Windfor Park. The %rase, and Princeffes AvourrA, ELlza• BETH, and MAIY, took an airing to Frogmore. Her Royal Higbnefs PrincefsAstaris, attend ed by Lady ALBINA CUM , took an airing as far. as Holly Grove. Captain HALLOWELL, late of the SIVITTSURt, arrived at Portfmouth on Thurfday, in the Au- DACIOUS, Captain Natal), from Gibraltar. HAvitaun La Mssuaase, Efq. immediately goes to the Mediterranean, to fucceed the late Mr. MoTz, as Commiltary-General to the Britifh Forces in that quarter of the globe. Letters from Vienna mention that the Archduke ANTON r, lately eleaed Bifhop of Muniler, has re ceived a bull of qualification from his Holinefs the I POPE. The effeets of the Peace already begin to thew themfelves in regard to expence to the country. The Commiffloners of the Navy have given notice that the intended Treaty for Tranfports for Naval Stores will not take place. In confequence of the ligning of the Prelimi naries of Peace, we are informed that the Convoy Duty ceased on Friday left. The progrefs or etiquette of the 'aft Peace was in the following order:—January so, 1783, the figning of the Preliminaries announced to the Public: February 8, the Ratiti:ation of the Pre liminaries took place. February 17, the City Common Cryer read at the Royal Exchange, &c. the KING'S Proclamation, declaring a Cation of Arms by Sea and Land. On the fame day, the Preliminaries were fubmitted to Parliament, and Addrefres to his MAJESTY moved. On the 26th the City addreffed his MAJESTY. March 8, the ports of Dover and Calais were opened for 'Wien gcrs. Augull 57, the ratification of Articles with America arrived. September 4, ratification with France, Spain, and Holland, and definitive treaty with America. Oflober 1, Definitive treaty with France and Spain announced at the Royal Ex change, &c. by proclamation: OtTober 4, the fame with Holland. November f 4., there treaties fub mitted to Parliament. The grand ceremonial of the proclamation of Peace took place on the 6th of 041ober. Such has been the increafe lately in the value of lands that farms within fix miles of Leeds have been rented at five pounds per acre throughout the whole farm. Lord Caaitimcvntr is carrying on very erten five improvements at High-Wycombe. His noble manfion has been enlarged. and the ftyle of the building tot-illy changed. Every part is Gothic. It is henceforward to be caked Wycombe-Abbey. Mr. and Mrs. WINDHAM left sown on Saturday for their feat in Norfolk. At a Meeting of the Dumfries and Galloway Hunt, held on Tuefday at Dumfries, the follow ing appointments took place : • The Right Hon. Lady ES.la AAAAA Dount.aa to be Lady Patronefs. ROSCRT FLETCHER, Efq. Arendt:it. Jo is M. u ROO, F fq. Vice-Prefident. Sir Charles Douglas, Bart. 1 Major Archibald M•Murdo, Charles Sharpe, J. B. Maitland, amen Gordon, Efqrs. illiam Francis I.afcelles, The Earl of Selkirk, Robert Fletcher, / John M'Murdo, Erqrs' Councillors. Conchtdoes of the Ball. Saturday fe'nnight Lady ROLL! gave a dinntr at Ekton, to all the non•commifiioncd officers and privates of his Lordihip's regiment (the South Devon Militia). The tables were fpread with beef, mutton, and pies in abundance, and as much cy der and arnng beer as they could drink. The men, in number about five hundred, enjoyed them (elves during the afternoon ; and in the evening returned to the camp, highly gratified by her Ladythip's liberality and munificence. A moll elegant fete was given at Chipping-War ckn, by the Hon. 11. Hoaarcr, to the Norihamp tonthire and War wickfhire Nobility and Gentry in that neighbourhood on Tuefday lail. Amongll the numerous vilitors were, the families of Hol beck, Mordaunt, Carter, Twifleton, Somerville, Aubrey, Knightley, Fox, Grime, Knowler, Sec. Moriday evening laa a fplendid firework was exhibited at Bewdlev, plefented to the inhabitants of that borough 4y MILER PFTFR ANnRRW3, Efq. their Reprefentativc. The evening was remark ably fine, and the exhibition went of with uneom. mon fuecefs, not a tingle failure of any kind oc curring; and, n,•tv, ithilanding a very numerous body of fpeetaterc attended from all the neigh. beuring towns awl villeAes, no accident happened, nor any unplea(ant circurnflance whatever. A band of movie attended on the occafion- The followinz arc among the lateft arrival; at Bath:—Lord and Lady Li. ictsrrf ',Lady DRAKE, Hon. PiRCY SMYTHE, Colonel NAsu, Major Ge netal 11nRNFCK, Lieutenant Colonel MANtFOrK, Sir EDMUND HARTOF, Dr. and Mrs. Pitmmaw, Rev. Dr. low s, Rev. Mr. Banoitt.A.ho, Rev. Mr. Rev. Mr. SANDERS, Rev. Mr. JACKMAN, Captain O'KELEN,Captain Tsomat,Captain ALD RIDGE, Captain PIFFRUDDOCI. Stc. - COLCNBSTER, OCTOBER 4. The following General Orders were given out here this GOIERAL ORDERS. Lord CORNWALLIS direds that the followin;,, Extraa of a Letter, from the Adjutant General t o his Lordfhip, fhoisld be Waled w, the G cse ,,i• Orders of this diftriet:— " I have received the Commander in Cliiers direetions to exprefs to your Lori:Mill the fatisf ae . tion he has derived from the appearance of clean. linefs, health and good order, which generally prevails in the different corps which hehad an op. portunity of teeing, during his recent tour in ti diftria under your Lordfhip's command. "rherc are, however, fome few points to which his Rovil Highnefs defires to call your Lordthip's attention. His Royal Highnefs was much pleafed to ()Verve a general conformity to the King's regulations ia the movement of the Infantry, both to, the leti B :h of their Rep, and the cadenced time of their march. This great effential point (on which all combina. tions of manoeuvres entirely depend) being ,t ) . tamed, his Royal Highnefs is perfuaded that tl.c attention of the General Officers commanding Bti. gades, and of the Commanding Officers of ments, cannot fail to acquire what more is need. fary, to enfure precifion and correftnefs in the movements of the Corps under their refpc&ii. Commanders. " His Royal Highnefs derived great fatisf:e. tine from the appearance of the forty-ninth rcgi. ment, viler the feveral dißinguifhed Cervices in which it has lately been employed. His Royal Highnefs has commanded me to exprefs to yt.ur Lordfhip, the favourable imprefEon he has rccciv. ed from the appearance of the three fquadrnus of the 13th regiment of Light Dragoons, which be faw on Lenden Heath ; and likewia his perfect ap probation of the appearance of the fever-al corps of the Royal Artillery, which fell under his obfcrva tion. (Signed) HARRY CALvEttv, A. G. A Letter from Weymouth, dated October 2, fays--"Thefollowing is the deft illation of the troops that have been guarding hls MAJESTY here this fummer a The Rifle Corps Bruck their tents yell terday morning, and marched In two divifions, the one under the command of gOtinlt 1 MA M iNc,- le Alf, the other under the command of Lieut. Co'. STEsvaar, to Bletchington Barracks, where they are to remain the winter. The Scotch Greys pro ceed to Dorchefter, Blandford, Salifbury, &c.— The troops that remained here paraded at nine, and prtfented arms as the carriages of the Royal Family p tired. The Royal Berkfhire Militia, under OTC command of Col. VA N SITTART, marched this morning in two divifions, on their route to Win chefter, the one commanded by Lient. Col: Ravrs- SHAW, the othcr commanded by Major PT m.—The North Devon Militia remain here the winter ; and the York Hears come into barracks to-day." Mr. Loan has - fold Blood]lid to Mr. SITWELL fnr soogs.—He was got by 'Lord Gansvriroa's /11exatider, out of the Maid of Ely, by Tandem.— BloodAd won this year, Sol. at terlbury, sal. at hinttmgham, Sol. at Derby, soh at Litchfi e ld, and so]. at Shrewfhury, Mrs. Mitwss gave (everal public breakfaas lift week at Thorn-houfo, in Yorkfhire, which were at. tended by all the fafhinnabies for twenty miles round; and lm Saturday laft the family fet of (o: Buxton Wells. TH EATR ICA Ls.--In the year II 728, mir, FstvroN, cnz of the moft admired fingers of her time, and afterwards Duchefs of BOLTON, thought herieli greatly flattered by RICH the Manager, who gave h:r a falary of thirty 'billings a week, amounting to about forty /me pram& for the feafon! In the year tBot, a finger is thought worthy of an arhitration between two rival Managers, c,ll - who (hall have her at the rate of Ara tbotifand pounds the feafon, and a clear benefit: The Tragedy of Grow Barnwell was laft night performed at Drury•lane Theatre. Its cliarafttx might be learned from the manner in which the houle was Flied. The pit and alleries were crowd ed, while the boxes, for th e firfl three alts, weie almolt quite empty. The fitte of Barnwell excited much compaftion in thefemale part of the audience, as their tears bore withers. But thefrail one:, though unquettionably the Rte . /tinier-Ord, were by no mcans the moll affeeted. Indeed there was but a thin attendance of thefe ladies; for the obvious reafon, that no one likes a fermon againft his profeffion, The onexpeeted news of peace, which Vfc might have hoped would have cheered every heart, was not the cafe at Sheetnefs ; to have feen the flop fel lers and Jews put on their long faces, was tittlY ludicrous. The moll fplendid preparations are making at Drury-lane Theatre, for the introdnaion of /11 , taxerxes with all the pride and primp of Orient .1 fplcndour. Mrs. Motiaraitt, on this occafion. Ai; fumes the part of Arbacer in the place of Mrs. CROUCH, who has refigned the charaFler, as think ing that fuch an exertion of ringing and recitative may impair her newly e ll a blilh e d health. Wednefdny evening a lady of the name of Be. •ERLSy, wife of the aftor of that name, who made his firft appearance at Covent Garden Theatre laft year, and was rather favour ibly received, performed for the firfl time, at the fame houfe the fprightly charafter of Cherry. in The lieauv Stratapm, and evinced comic' powers, which, with proper cultivation, may become highly ellimahle.—We did not fee enough of her per formance to Ipeak critically of her neuits. She has played with loccefs at feveral Provincial Theatres. A Mr. CHAMISRS, from the American Thea tres, made his debut on Saturday night at 11.ith, in the charafter of Captain t%iitroy, in ihe Poor Soldier. Mr, CR•wroa,n, once fo defervedly celebrated as an :Orris, ha. preferred lime claims to a Itiare in the Dublin Theatre, founded upon rights de rived from twr firlt hufband. Mt • BARR Y• There are ether claims alio, which, whether right or wrong, are at pretent Paid to be infuperable ob flacks to a tale of the property. ■ P.-- ......