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THE EVE :14PrAR. ,N DON. TUESDAY. APRIL 8, 1828. Lin* Tracar—Hour At ram Bass. STOCK NGit, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols, which left of yesterday at 851 to 84 for the Account, °petted this morning at the above price; but soon after a little Vow Stock came to market, and Consols have receded to 831 1: at present little business is doing. The accounts from Holland of Saturday state, that all the Fo- reign Funds have improved there. particularly Russian, which have get up per Cent. In the Foreign market nothing is doing. CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Consols have been fluctuating, during the morning, between 831 and 83j, at which price they may be quoted at present, alter nately buyers and sellers, with little doing. FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Brazilian lids. 5 p Ct. 3s) Greek Bond•,lBQS, 5 p Ct. 161 Do Acct. 581 Me5.13d1.1885,6 pCt 3111 1 BJeIIOS Ayrrs lids. 6p C. Do. Acct. 321 1 Do. Ackt. 521 3 Peruv. Ude. 6 p-C. 831 niumblau Dumf., 6 per Ct. Do Acct 231 4 Do. lionds,lBt4,ll3l Russ. 8d5.1122,5 perct. $7l k Do. Aec.ll3l 4 De. Acct. 871 81 Paola% lids. 5 pet. Spanish Bds 5p Ct 111 Do Acct. 391 Do Acet 111 BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES. TWO O'CLOCK. SHAUL PAID. A `le Mexican 100 90 Brasil' in 35 20 General Steam Navigation 100 13 EXCHANGES ON LONDON. Ilsarogaan, Areu 1.-13 91; two months, 13 $ IMMO, Mason 28..—Three months. 6 151 Baat.ur, Wanes !7.—Three months, 6 241 Prussausou, Masers 20.—Three months, 10 53$ Austassan, Arm 4.-12 f. two months, 11 91. Ste Ste is be VIENNA, blazes 27. IdetaWques, 89e ; Bank Shares, 1,019; (In the evening, Ion). —4llgoweitse geitung..dprit 1. The Paris morning papers of Saturday, and the Ge• sent de France dated Sunday, were received last night They supply us with little additional information respecting the state of the east of Europe, and this little consists more in reports than facts. According to a private letter from Jassy, in the Gaggle de France, the enthusiasm of the Russian Officers was wrought up to the highest pitch, on the prospect of a war with Turkey. They have boasted, it is said, that their colours would be hoiste‘at Coe stantinople by St. George's Day. The Austrians, on their part, are making great pre• parations, and have already a considerable force assem bled on the Turkish frontiers. These troops, which are to reinforce the cordon on the side of Sereia. l and which are stated to amount to nearly forty thou. I sand men, have already arrived at their destination. It is observed by the Vienna Correspondent of the Gazette, with something like naivdti, that the Turks 8 4 appear not to be at all alarmed at the Austrian troops near their frontier, but continue to send all their forces towards Adrianople r nay, such a good understanding minim between the Austrians and Tusks, that the Austrian Officers often spend days at Belgrade, where they are well received by the Botha. It is Kited, is accounts from PAris. that VILLALSA, Secretary to the Spanish Embassy at Pali:, left that thy on • bionmsy for Barcelona, with imptatant di:. patahes.wit is supposed relating to the evacuation of Spain. The French Government demand the payment of the eighty-nine millions of francs, doe to them by the Spanish Government. The Ha anburgb Byers to the 6th inst. received this morning, state, in an article from St. Petersburgh, that peace with Russia and Persia was signed on the 21st of February, at midnight. We subjoin a few other ex truss from these Papers : STOCKHOLM, blase.* U. His Majesty's equipage set out yesterday for Chris tied& The departure of bis Majesty is said to be fixed (or the 12th April. It is understood that Count Wet terstedt, the Minister of State, will accompany bis Majesty on this journey. A Nor egian Paper mentions a report, that his Royal Highness the Crown Prince is shortly exprcted in Chris- Elisio, as Viceroy of Norway. lIIIRLIN, Aram 1. Yesterday dsersr was a •grand review of the garriscn, at which the King was present, with the Princes and Princesses of the It.ryal Family, as well as many strangers of distinction. This military spectacle, fa voured by the finest weather, was rendered more interesting by the recollection of an ever memo rable event—the entrance of the Allies inns Pari , March 31, 1814.—His Royal Highness the Prince of Orange arrived here from the Hague. . ST. PETRIISSULIGH. idAncet-22. The peace with Persia was signed en the 21st Feb. at midnight, at Turkmanschai, or Turcoman Techeri, north-west of Miana. Gen. Baron Sacken, Goveynor of Tabrin. sent the first news of it to General Sipagiss, at Tiflis, who has transmitted it hither Ilan express. The Cornier whit the treaty of peace is Spected every honr HAMM:MGR. AMIN. A We base received the mela - news of the deathl of the hereditary Princess of „erg, which took place the day before yesterd .0-;Flare. Papers. Xpilfr. CORFU, 115. According to letters from e, Ibrahim Pacba in tends to found a Greek colony in Egypt, to *itch he will give the name of New Mores. He certainties to collect the remains of that oalortunaropie dispersed in the western parts. and among the mountains of the Peinponnesus.—Atilers Gowns. Aiwa 44: Extract of * letter, dated Alereadtia. February $l , °The Parise* kttets from Cueetantioaple, of abort three emit • menu lli filet the forte was oat active preparation* for ,ingeesiee eraffare. Colonel Crider* ho arrived hese is, the Galatea frigate, on the 9th inst.) is game to Cairo and watts the ✓eiara or the Pulses Tans:, dispatched to coosantinnisk, from which, of course, we espeet nothing satisfactory. Perhaps the . , now, of Alin:Utters in rogiand. reported by late knave from Malta, may reduce some favourable turn lo she Maks of the however little prospect there is at presents, latelaveer• olds smolt. Several Turkish ships agony, @fed (oat w eek, ender eat ionand of the Ciphers Der, wish a anenni of tetaspois,, sear, flld provldtest tat Caudik" DUBLIN, APRIL ,%. Yesterday the Right HormeratsieliNat.tau LAWS, lord W. PAorr, the Honourable * Ciitaigi teatime, and Mr. BIRCH, arrived from linglanel: - His Excellency the Marquis of A WILESICY entertained a select party to dinner yesterday. Among,t the guests were—The Lord Bishop of Kit.t.m.os, Lord W. PAOET, the Right Honourable W. LAUB, the Arrua- Nee-GENERAL. Mr. GRROoRIf. Mr. BIRCH, the Hon. B. PAsecT, Captain BARTON, A.D.C. and several of the Officers of the 7tb Hussars. BRIGHTON, APRIL 6. The Royal York Hotel is now pretty well filled with guests, among whom are— Prince Paul Lieven, Count Potemkin, Count Sobelnsley, and Monsieur Benkausen ' of the Russian Embassy, Mr. Wellesley, Mr. and Mrs. Chanties Leigh,' Mr. Penney, Mr. and Mrs. Mostyn, Lady Deering, &c. Apartments are engaged for Major Colegrave and faMily, Mr. and Mrs. Browne and family, and Lord Winchester. The last arrivals at the spacious Sea House Hotel, at Worthing, are— The Marchioness of Bute, Lady Lawrence Peel, Captain Laytdn, Mr. and Mrs. Upperton, Bcc. &c. The Marchioness and Lady Lawrence 'Peel have since removed to thisitlece. Portland-place was thrown into no trifling degree of confusion between eight and' pine o'clock on Frida) morning, owing to the sudden fall of a house there. five stories high, new, but in an unfinished state. The accident was eau-ed by excavating di e earth for : the foundation of another house to adj in; without efficie k t means having been tak, n to prOiliKt the tither. Foui te; workmen, it seems, had left the premises about an how before, the crash took place, in consequence Of its being 'Good Friday, or many lives must have beeU lost. As p it wita..llo fatal event occurred. MARItkAGE IN HIGH LIFE. yesterday; Souls Church. .Langinim-place. Lieutenant Colonel MaawiT. C.B. to Mies TIsDALL. only daughter of the Countess of CHARLEVILLE and the late Justus TUVALU Esq. Tne Wide was splendidly atti►ed in white lace. an I was attended to the Altar by the Ladies EMILY CAUL YIELD and ELIIIABITH CLEMZMIS. --- Immediately after the ceremony. the paity'repaired to the mansion of the Earl of CHARLIVILLII. in Cairn dish-square (aho was prrvented by indisposition beinx present in Chord ), uheie a sumptuous Dejeuni was provided.—There were present— The Marquis and Marchioness of Ormond. and Osaory, Lady Louisa Butler, Hon. Mr. and Lady Sarah Butler Clarke, Hon. ' Butler Danvers, Fields Marshal Lord Beresford, Lieut.-Grneral Sir Edward Paget, Earl of Uzbridge;Earl and Countess of Clare, Earl and Countess of Charlemont. Earl of Limerick, Lady Louisa Pery, Earl and Countess Leitrim, Ladies Clements and Caulfield. Lord and Lady Tullamure. and Mr. Mr. and Lady Char lotte Bury. Sir William and Lody Gordon Cumming, Lord and Lady Ruthven, Lord Downes, the Knight of Kerry and Miner Fitzgerald, Lady and Miss Ponsonhy, Lady Pulteney, and the Misses Stuart, Messrs. Grattan, Latouche, FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. . -, The Earl and Countess Harewond and family, In Hanover square, from their seat in Yorkshire ; the Earl of Ashbuinham, in Charles -street, Berkeley-square. from his seat in Susses; Captain and Mrs. Ryder Nansiel, N.N. at Batts' Hotel. Dover -street, from Weymouth ; J. Ralphoer. Esq. at Fenton's Hotel, from Bath ; Lady Ann Fry and family, at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn sum, front Brigham; John Denham. Esq. at ditto, from bis seat, Plumbtree, near Andover; Mr. and Mrs. Duff, at the Brunswick Hotel, Jer myn-street, front their seat, Henley; J. W. Stewart. Esq. at ditto, from his seat, Sunning Dale; the Earl and Countess of Outlaw, Lord Cranky, and Lady Augusta °oaks,/ at tbe Sr. George's Hotel, Albemarle-street. from their seat, dandon, Surrey; Lord and Lady Stuart de Itothesay, at the Earl of Hardwick's, in St. James's.square. DEPARTURE& The Marquis and Marchioness of Ailesbury, and Lady Caroline Brudenell Bruce, for Richmond; Lieutenant-Colonel Mills, for Brighton ; Itrajor Warwick. tor Chatham ' • Mr and Mrs. netbell, for Brighton.; Mr. Henry Lanibton, for Brighton ; Major Ilyng, for Shoreham; Mr. J. Aloritrrsor, for Paris; Major Bradford, for Dublin; Airs. and bliss Kerner. for Bath; Mrs. and Miss Mit ford.for Brighton; Mrs. and Miss limes. for Marlborough build ing's. Bath; Mrs. and Miss Crompton, for the Stere. Brighton; Major Warrington, for Manchester ; Colonel Forster. Inc Kidder minster ; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley. for Bri.hton; Mrs. and Miss Mitchell. for Brighton; llajor and Mrs. Wilton, for Brighton ; Colonel Scott, for Chatham ; the Duke of Norfolk, this day, for Ms seat, Worksop Manor, Notts; the Duke of Richmond. from Brook street. for Newmarket; the Marquis of Camden, for his seat. the Wilderness, Kent ; the Karl and Countess Spencer, and Lord Akborp, fir Northamptonshire ; the Lord Advocate of Scot land. for Scotland; Major F. Egerton, for Ireland; Edward Tonna, Esq. from his house In Upper Brook-street. for his seat faangeonick Park, Carmarthenshire; J. Winter, Esq. front Fen ton's Hotel, St. james't-street, for Manchester; ilyds Parker, EN. from ditto, for Berko ; Viscount St. Vincent, hem Ellis's Hotel, St. James's street, for his seat in Staffordshire; Lord Pit corny and Miss Moneypenny. from the London Hotel, Albe. mark-street, for Bath; W. P. Hammond. Eq. from ditto. fur his seat in Cambridgeshire; R. D. Oswald, jun. Esq. from ditto, for Surrey. The Ps incess AUGUSTA lett her residence in the King's Palace, St. James's, yesterday morning, for the seat of the Duke and aches. of CLarousca. at Bushy Park, whet* her Royal High ness. it is eapectod, will gamin about a week, on a visit to her Royal relatives. since POLIUNAC, the French Ambassador, had a beg conference yesterday with the Duke of WULDNITOM and the Earl of Dwaaav, at the Mice of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. Count de Movrica. the Danish Minister, transacted business with the Earl of DUDLIT yesterday. 1141011 and Mr. ROTiIaCHILD transa c ted business yes- terday at the Foreign Odics. A King's Me•venger was sent off on Sunday night from the Foreign Ofnce, with dispatches for Viscount Museums, oar Ambassador at Paris. The CHANCIILL ,, R of the EZCHEQUIIO left town 00 Sunday, for his seat at Betchwortb. His MoJulien Gate Alms were distributed yester ' day, at eke Almaary Office, by Mr. Hassey the Seerstaty to the Lena Hien Awaossa, to a great number of peer persona. the dispatches brought by Mr. DliA7lllll, the King's Mposenger attached to the lonian Islands, are said to he of consi derable importance. Upon their arrival at the Colonial Mice. Mr. Hay. one of the Under Secretaries, Immediately proceeded to Benham, In Sussex, the country residence of the Right Honourable lint.u.sat Heeetsson, and when that Minister is spending the Raster holidays. The D•tke of No:trout entertained a select party to diluter on Sunday, at his house in St. Jamee's square. D mager Viscountess HANTDLN entertained a dis tinguished party to dinner yesterday, et bet house in Green•street, Grosvenor•squue. An expedition of two ships of the line, and several frigates, is said to be preparing at Brest. Its destination Is not known, but is said to be Algiers. A letter from Marseilles, of the 26th Marais, states that nine Algerine corsairs had escaped the French squadron, and were cruising off Sardinia. We managed affairs with these pirates rather more promptly and decisively. M. de COKNILLOT, the aeronaut. whose efforts to sail in a beelsontaidirection, assisted by Mr. Tuosuis Joi.urre, excited in an unusual degree the attention of the public, has been success fully pertains his various researches in different departments of France, soder the pattenap of several influential and distinguished public characters. The arrival of a merchant vessel from Oporto brings doors the intelligence to the 23d ult. Considerable fears ere said to be ontettained by cite English residents, in consequence of disputes between the people and the 'military. The latter are all constitutional. This has probably arisen from the intimacy of Many of them with the British troops in the Peninsular war. The country people, on the contrary, are, to a Win o rec'en absolute Kin, and tlte•old order of things. THE ARMY. • Tuesday the but division of the 90th Infantry Welted out of Carlisle, on their mete to Tynemoutts. Lieurenant-Colonel Dorm .from the Bth Foot, auemeds as an Inspector of Clothing, vice HanaT. The Honourable Lieutenant-Colonel CATMCkaat from an anat• tached ball-pay, gets the Bth Regiment. The Bth is expected to proceed to America, to relieve the 68th Light Infantry. Major-General BIACKWILLL relieves General DIAINwARINO at St. Lucia. The system of keeping up Regimental Depots is to he done away, being expenpive in the extreme, and welts, in almost every respect : there are now no less than seven or eight of them quar tered in Scotland— till now only one Regiment was required in that quarter. This speaks for itselt , almost every Officer in the service condimits the plan of having such extensive depots. The number of Bucks Yeomanry on the new principle:of paying the whole of their expenses, it seems probable, will be pretty con siderable. it is said that one hundred and fifty have already .ntered at Buckingham ; several have also enrolled themselves at Aylesbury, Newport Pagnel, and other towns. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. The Helslington, BROOKS, from St. Domingo, ran on a rock at Bermuda on the 12th January, but was got off by assistance of boats from the Dock-yard, and arrived off Dover. DIAL, Aran. 7.—Wind W.—The homeward-bound have sailed for the River. PORTSMOUTH, Arms s.—There are at present at this port 1 three vessels of war which have been fitted out for scien tific purposes. Ihe Hecla, which arrived yesterday from the river, under the command of 11Ir THOMAS Boman, who is to proceed to sorvey the west coast of Africa, to the northward of the Equator; the Kangaroo, commanded by ANTHONY Ds MAGNI, Esq. return. ing to the West Indies to resume his sut wey of the Florida Keys; &c. -and the Chanticleer, Captain DENRT FOSTER. This latter ves sel is, we'understand, to make a circuit of the globe, for the purpose of asceftaining, at certain places where she is to touch, a number pf scientific objects, and of making various experiments with the pen dulum. The Chanticleer is expected to sail in about ten or twelve days. The Kangaroo will sail to-day, and the Hecla in the COUPSe of next week. A nal! . 7,—WindW.N.W.—Arrived from London the Dadalus, Bums, and Amethyst. Tuomrson, Irom Quebec. Fat-atoms. Aran. 6.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Rotten moon. DLAZINER, from Havannah, with loss of bowsprit, foremast, ace. Sailed the Atlantic, Law-os, for New York. Lieußroot., Arnu. 6.—Arriveti theTraveller, trona Monte Video; Tasmania, front Paraiba; William Brown, front New Orleans; Sir F. Burton, from Savannah ; Peru, and Science, from Charles ton ; Hope. from Terceira ; and Rebecca, from Bremen. Cuss. Ariut. 5 —Wind N. W.—Arrived the Ditto Felts, from St. Ultra; and Flower, Roseau. from London. RADISOATIt, AIPRIL 7.—The Chester, Cuarts, from London to Chester, has put in here with loss of bowsprit, having been tun foul of by the Emulation, Woo/tours, of Cowes. Chief Justice WARREN lie' dangerously ill on the Welsh Circuit ; Mr. JERVIS acts as his locum tenens. At th:- Reading Ses-io s last week, the Magistrates refused the outwears expenses to the Overseers for their Vestry dinners. " What will 3lts. Grundy say r The es-King of lio.land. Louis BONAPARTE, who has resided for several years at Florence, has lately purchased a hotel there, and chosen that city far his permanent abode. ' WILLIAM JEWELL. EEG —This vet, ran died a few days hack at his house in the neighbourhood of Putney, at the age of nearly one hundred years, although, from the peculiar cut and character of his Icarian and peron, no one unacquainted with the fact would have suspected him to have arrived at silty. Jewst.x was the early friend of Poore and Gomm COWAN the elder, for both of whom, during their lives, be superintended with great probity and correctness, the pecuniary affairs of the Haymarket Theatre. He was likewise Treasurer of the Kibg's Theatre, from the proprietorship of Sir lam Gracia), through its various changes, until be retired trout public life about 13 years ago. Having ac quired a competency by the honest discharge of ids responsible duties, he took the house where he died. EXTRA' RDINANY LONOILVITY —Amongst the e-- sinners who attended on Wednesday at the Head Police Office- to swear to their quarterly afidavirs, was one very line old man, who 11.4 reached his hundred and fifth year. He was in the full pos. session of all his faculties, and had been receiving a pension as hav ing served twenty yeats previous to and in the first American w To some questions asked him, he said he had been by no means an abstenucius man in his younger days, but bad always been an early Iwo...Dub/an Everting Past. e Duke ref WELLINGTON has appoihted the' Re#. Sam PIMPOLD, D.D. to the new Mary-la-bonne District Rectory of Trinity; the Rev. Roarer Watrot.a succeeds Dr. PINTOLD as District Rector of Christ Church. Limon Grove. It is expected that Trinity Church, situated in the New-road, opposite Portland road, will be open for Divine Worship in a few weeks. Ts,, procee,'ings of the S-lect Vestry in the parish of St. Martin-in.-the-Fields, have of late produced considerable atten. tion, particularly amongst the inhabitants of the parish,aud yesterday being appointed fur the election of Churchwardens, it was expected t bat there would be a full attendance of the parishioners, and a very stiong oppo.ition to those who might be nominated for the office by the " Select" would be made, and that the scene would be one of a most curious description, as it was confidently expected that all the parishioners world be admitted into the Church. In this ex pectation the partizans of tre popular came, however, were mis taken: it had been resolved that none but the " Select" should be permitted to enter, and Leiters were given to the -parish often to prevent the admission of intruders, for which purpose the beadle and a strong party of Bow.street police were stationed in Lancaster.. court, leading to the Church. A considerable number of the in. habitants during the morning applied for admission, and on being denied, contented themselves with making minutes of the grounds on which, and by whom, that denial was made. Tn. D niter to the 3 , 1 AEON and Corporation c.f Staf ford look pl.rce in the Shire Hall, on Monday last, and was numerously and respectably attended. The tables were laid for 200 persons, and, at four o'clock. 140 Gentlemen, including almost every respectableinhAbit ant of the Borough, together with many of the neigh bouring Gentry and Yeomanry, sat down. to one r f the most elegant and sumptuous entertainments we have for some time witnessed.—StqfOrdshire Advertiser. Letters from Odessa to the 15th ult. were received in town yesterday. The weather was open. No move• ment had then taken place in the Russian forces. The Duke of BEDFORD has harmonized all the discor dant spirits who were at fist inimical to the beautiful ss well az convenient new building, which is hereafter to constitute Covent Garden Market. The Agent of the Dukg, with whom the model of the building is depositedi . has, we understand, convinced the principal , Sal keelptidefierS and fruitereis that general utility and eouveniesne to the public have been alone contemplated by his Grace in the projected alterations. The building will be erected gradually. Rio JANEIRO, JAN. 26.—From the south we have nothing new. Both sides were preparing for operations. This campaign, I think, will finish the war. Lecor, Comm mit r in Chief, is considered a most able General, and report says enjoys the most entire confiJence of the army, which has been reinforced, and may now con sider itself equal in number, and superior in discipline and clothing to the enemy. In the naval department great alterations have been made for the better since the appointment of the new Minister. Those who behave well are put in command—those who don't aro broke. It is reported to-day that the Niger; Capt. Coe, Buenos Ayres privateer, of 16 carronades, is on the bar, having captured a Brazilian of 12 guns yesterday. There is not a single man of war in harbour to send against her. We are already beginning to feel the beneficial effects arising from the prompt and decisive measures adopted by the new Ministers. For the last fortnight workmen have been employed in making alterations in the interior of the Middlesex Sessions House, preparatory to the Sessions, whicb corn • mence this day. The inconvenience of this Court has long been matter of complaint, and although all its de fects have not yet been removed, yet much 'has been done. The facility - of ingress and egress has been in creased. A new witness•bo: has been made in a situ ation better adapted for general hearing. . Four mea are in custody at Truro, supposed to, be . the perpetrators of the bank robberies at Swansea, Greenock, and elsewhete. EASTER MONDAY. Yesterday the Lord Mayor gave a dinner, pursuant to ancient hospitality. at the Mansion House. The good things from Leadenhall•ma.kyt were abundant, and the wines of prime qu.lity. The company more select than numerous. BALL AT TIE GUILDHALL. The Ball for the benefit of the London Schools, which was given at the Guild•iall I .st night, was of the most brilliant as well as respectable charactrr. The company began to assemble long before nine, the hour appointed for opening the festivities of the evening, and 'in a very short tinie the immense room was croseraed.--. The number present did not fail short or 1,200. The arrangements were made under the superintendence of Mr. Alderman WOOD and a Committee appointed lot that purpose, and were admirably adapted to give plei.; pre and comfort to the numerous assemblage. Not only was the large Hall opened, but the Court of Common Council Chamber was also opened for cards—. the Aldermen's R.'om for tire Ladies—and the Saloon (late the King's Beoch Court) for refreshments. The whole were illumin lied brilliantly with gas. Tie floor of the great Hall was chalked according to a superb pauern, and the walls hung with crimson drapery. At the upper end of the Hall, under a brilliant Crown, was constructed an elevated platfotm, carpeted and furnished with sofas, for the Dnke of Sussex and the illustrious guests of the Lord Mayor, who were frpectators of the entertainment. The Chartered Gas Company very handsomely gave the light—the Corporation voted 501. towards the expense. Weippert led the bind of twenty perfoimers. Toe numb r and respectability olthe company—the extent And conic. nience of the building, and the accommodation sup plied, on the whole tt anscended the effect of any similar entettaioment that his been given for many years. It is gratifying that, so far as we could learn, not a single accident, nor indeed contre temps, happened during the ni 4 lit. The Lord 11,i) or roar Sher•ffs left the room about twelve, when the merry !mod were in the midst of •heir et 'yawn. A t ong the guests, in add.tion to his Lord.tip and the She' .ffs. we not•ced his Royal I-Ho n es. Duke of S ss a, Ald man Wood, Alder. man Heyg oe, Alderman Sir P. Laurie, Mr. Hume, 'M. P. Si. George Smart, Mt. it thschtid, jun. and his :Lady, &c. Stc. THEATRES. DRURY-LANE. Tbe.holiday folks ..t this Theatre appeared last night to have partaken of the dulness of the weather. They were moping, miserable, and melancholy—no drunken fight,—no ear-cracking catcalls—no clambering from the one.shilling gallery to the two, or tr. m the two to tie slips—no uproars, long, loud, and vociferous. They actually listened to the play, appl tua'ed its Germanic tratores, and bravoed Mr. Keen. jun. kerum, iscruns, iterunipe. Nor do we say that this tatter as as not as it ought to he; for this young actor certainly plied better last night than we have yet seen him, and re. minded us oftener of the vigour and strong touches foe which his father is so ceehrated. After the play, a new melo dramatic entertainent, entitled The Dumb Savoyard and his Monkey, was last night prod•lced. l'he pi .t runs thus: Count Maldicini(Mr.Youso) has been condemned to death for an alleged offence against his Sovereign. the Emperor of Germany, of which, however,_he is guiltless. His Countess (Sirs. W. West) baying procured satisfactory proof of his innocence, procures his ,full pardon, and proceeds, in company with her infant son, to liberate bee husband. She art-less the evening before sentence 'of death is to he carried into effect on her husband, at the ferry of Ober Wesel ; but Stutntwald, the Ferryman (Mr. Wyman) refuses, as it is after terry hours. to take her across the Rhine. In this dilemma Pipitto, the domb Savoyard (dirt. W. B4RRYMOEI), trndtra his assistance, and with the cuutible aid of Marmozette, his monkey (Master WIELAND). who steals away the grim ferryman's oar-, be wafts the Countess across the Rhine... The monkey, ever intent upon mischief, contrives, while the Countess is resting herself, to steal the pardon from the cue in which it is enclosed, and to conceal it animist the rocks. The Countess now arrives at the fortress in which her Lord is confined, and delights the ear of Herr Vatzhveil, an old gas dier (Mr. !disowns), with the tidings that she is the hearer of her husband's pat dun ; but the pardon is nowhere to he found, and she is reduced to a state of despair. With the aid of Pipit's.. bow. over, she and the Count escaped front the ft rtreu, but are pErstied. and the Count is again captured. The Captain of the guard is on the point of carrying the sentence into execution, when his Lady perceives Marmozette playing with the much-wanted document, which be chances to drop. It is of course immediately seized ou, and the Count is restored to life and I.berty. There is some r . nod pa. tontialic acting by Mrs. W. BARRYNIORZ, and the part of the monkey V.r:A actively and amusingly sustained by young WIELAND. These are the chief characters, and they appeared to afford considerable amusement to the audience. A series of panoramic views on the Rhine, beautifully painted by Srs. is emus, gave universal satisfaction. The trifle was teceived will great approbation. The Piece is pro duced by Mr. W. BiIIARTMOItt : the music of it is by Mr. it. HUGHES. The Entertainments of the evening concludr d with lhe Highland Neel, in which Miss Foorz played M.iggy M t,ilpi►► with much playfulness. She was encored in her songs, particularly in " Though now C am but a very little Ltd." I COVENT-GARDEN, After the performance ut.the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet last evening, a new Melodrama, bearing the euphonoos title of Tuckitollik or the 06i Sorceress, was presented for the first time at ibis Theatre. The scene is laid in the Island of Jamaica, and the plot appears to hinge upon certain efforts made by a mysterious personage (Tuckituntba), who gives his name to the play, to get into his [ power Clara, a Quadroon gitl, who has rejected his addresses. Tuckitomba resorts to various methods, and assumes different gal bs, in order to effect his purpose. With this view he enters into a league with Esther, the Obi Sorceress, an individual who is, if possible, more formidable and unintelligible than himself. With her assistance, Johnny Edwardr, infant son of a planter of that name, is stolen from Clara, to whose care he has been confided in the capacity of nurse. This is done with a double purpose—first, to avenge some wrong (of the precise nature of which we are ignorant) billeted on the Sorceress by the Planter —and, in the next place, to facilitate Tuckitomba's purpose of seizing upon Clara, whore affection for her young charge it is cal culated will lead her, in an endeavour to recover him, into the snares which have been laid for her, and thus place her person at the disposal of her mysterious admirer. To make success the more certain, the charm of Obi is practised against nurse and child, who accordingly fall Into the power of the cortppirators Attempts are in vain made by the child's father, and by Clara's devoted admirer (Goliab Fletcher) to deliver thent—tbey are even. wally carried off on board of Tuckitontba's ship, who, in additive to his other amiable qualifications, is a pirate of the most blond/ and determined description. However, the pirate is pursued by a superior force; his vessel (the Sturdy Beggar) being rak e d fore and aft, goes to the bottom, and himself along with it. The prisoners escape and rejoin their friends—of the Sorceress we hear nothing— and tnattets conclude with a chorus and seismal satisfaction. TUCkHoftf . ird afforded a good opportunity to Mr. 0. SMITH for attitudinizing, and casting about ,orne of his must ferocious and effective players; Mt. Powta made a tolerable Irishman as Alck Dragon, master of the pirate vessel; Chickati, a dumb negri., became most pl ,, quent in the hands of Mr. J. S. 6arsiet.ur ; And Kesure• was quite gigantic as Goliah. It would he unjust to omit mentioning the absitty with which Miss GOWAID per formed Clara. 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