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- THE EVENING STAR. I,ON DON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 3, in& PRICK OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Sterk Shot India Bonds 67 11 • 3 meow. Rid. Shot Studs Sea Steck Spec ("LC/ens. 661 f f Old Annuities 5f per Cent. Shut New Ditto 3{ per Cent. Red. Shirt 41000 F.xcheq. Ins 75 6 4 per Q. Ness:oola i 4300 Ditto 75 6 4 per Cent 11046, Shot ii 00 and £2OO Ditto - 7S 7 Long Alm Shut Consaserciat India Stack 239 Consols for Acct. MI f FORRIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Brazilian Ras. S pCt. Do Acct. S 7 I Do Acct. 63f 3 ea /kr Press.Sends,S p Ct lOof ex die et,1e.,.tii.,11 tut.. 6 per Ct. 11t5c1ic14.189.2, 5 pet. Dn.lionsll,lfee, De. A ce. 914 De. Acct. 111 f Spanish llds S p Ct. I I I D •iiish bd.. 3 pCt. 6lf ea dur Fr.lientes,s pC. 100 lb Acct. 61 /es die Ecchusge 25130 c Pertly. Bds.6 p C. 90; f Fr. liernes,3 p Ct.7317.5c Potteg. lids. Sp C. 571 Et change, 2.5 f 30c BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHAUKS, TWO O'CLOCK. Stll4l.llC. FA I% Brazilian SS 20 96 Ditto National 25 S 9/ 91 Colombian 100 SS 161 Mexican lOC 0 61 Pecos! La Paz & Pena. Alio. IS S Et es. Protector Fire 90 9 Xi Zs. 64. Australian WO IS 961 Van Diewn's Land Agric. 100 71 4j It was currently reported in Dublin, on Tuesday afternoon, that martial law had been proclaimed in some of the disturbed districts in Ireland. Last night we received the Paris Papers of Tuesday,' and Brussels Papers to the bt instant. Through neither of these communications have we any recent genre from the armies in Turkey—although, on the departure of the Emperor NICKOLAS from Odessa, as surance was given, that immediately on his joining the army a formidable attack would be made upon Varna. It is probable that his Isrpeasas. MAJESTY would reach the scene of action about the 10th ult. and if the promised attack was not postponed, some accou ntof the result may now be hourly etpected. In the midst of the rejoicings at Constantinople in consequence of the successes oh. tained before Schumla, news was received of the agree meat entered into by the Pacha of Eclair for the eva cuation of the Mosea. The SULVAW is said to have ex . pressed his indignation at this person in a very masked manner. The Brussels Pa pers,i ti an ai tide datedSusyrna, • &pt. 1, in allusion to the above circumstance, state. ' that the SULTAN had denountodlaaAntse should he lis ten to the proposals of theAlliss,as an infidel, a perjurer, and a caller. The Porte has also announced to the . Pathos c - f Asia Minor that a•yew enemy, in despite of the obligation of Treaties, is abottt to attack the ' Turkish dominions. The events of 1798 are referred to, and all Mussylawn are invited to take part in the sacred war. An expedition has been ordered to be got reads to proceed to tie Morea. At a late hour this forenoon, we received St. Peters burgh, &rho, and Dutch rapers to very late dates They cnntain no intelligence how the theatre of the war, and their contents otherwise do not possess any. interest: ST. PETERSSURGH, Som. 16. Ilia Majesty the Entpecor having been pleased to authorise for ten years the foreign trade of Kantschatta, the Council of the Empire has Sited uvrera regulations for the execution of this I m. pedal nrder. Among them are—tst. The importation of all foreign goods into Kaintschatka is permiled free of duty, with the excep-; tiun of tea, runt, brandy, and other spititotts lignors.-2. The ex-1 poetation of all geode is likewise permitted duty free, with the ex ception of Ru4sian cuin of every description. and bauk-notea.—! Jounce of $. Peleriagrat, Sgt. 16. 0/Jr-SSA, Saes. la. Two Sardinian weasels have arrived here, and t, 3 Austrian and one Sardinian, have sailed for Constantinople in bailast.—Pransion task Gaulle is Sq 4. IJ TRETC HT, Sam 4211. His liajestes visit to the eau" attracted a vast concourse of spectators, who were estrernely pleased to see lds Majesty on horse back for the first tire after a 'ay long interval, and apparently in perfect heal& Alutsaa.tat, Seer. 313.—F.aehrage on Lecoloo—Ose mead), 11971—Two enectin, I I 1121.—Deack Popov, O. I. (No tams fr the theatre 4 war). • We received this morning German Papers eo the 27th ult. A report was prevalent on the 20th at V:enna, that falsonsla had been tehen by the Russians. after three 11110111111. The intelligence to this effect bad been seceived through nations channels, hut was riot geserally _ credited. The following are extracts: %SAVONA, finer. 1. The Austrians coatis*, to be in high favour Isere ; their corers the seas. It Is it omega wide the English and the Coin missies finned at Zan*. that they have sigsplied the Egyptians with subsistence since the battle of Nayarit, and thaw would fah bee a strange wilotate who should imagine that Ibralies army Condon; only of wafting eltelmons. Provisions have cost high prices, but ail have bean regularly paid far by the Pacha of Egypt, who, notwithstanding this, has oot failed to pay his annual esinsei- Motion to the Sedum ft appears that the Turks will soon make knoWn the Powers whom they consider as their enemies. Hitherto they do not com plain of the English, why have a c..cret agent at Constantinople. They have just seat to the President of Greece Mr. John Cars wriest, a suns of dietinguished talents, and thoroughly acquainted with the Levant, where betas been employed to thirty-bve years. Mr. Cartwright is of the old English school, highly Inimical to the !imams ; Meal a cfmice, therefore, sufficiently indicates the inten tions of the British Cabinet, acid it is not doubtful that it will be attended with mine oenseepsencel. Admiral de Win continues to enjoy high reputation in the Le- vent. Thetv ate abort ninety French meta of war in our seas, which is a little more than half ss many more as the *umber of the trends merchantmen. The latest accounts from Syra say. that the Ambassadors sir three Powers, parties to the Treaty of 6th July, were elected to meet at Spersia at the aid of July. The Hydriots cwitinue to be on bad terms with the Preildent Capo dlstria, whom they per sist in refusing into their town because he is a native of Corfu. Time will perhaps remove this prejudice.--Offirrier a Saspae. VIENNA, Stet. nO. We have no accurate accounts from the theatre of war. It is j indeed : firmed that fichtunia, after three assaults. has been ashen by the Russians, but this intelligence, which is generally spread and b 0 bees received duelists various channels, needs coairtnation. The snivel of the Entperor at the army, to which be briags large ire kd o rc e ssgsga, aritandy authorises. a conjecture dud a decisive ^~~ blow is about to be struck. Persons who are acquainted with the country assert that no other akernative is left to the Retsians, but to pass the Balkan and get into secure winter quarters in the fertile proekice of Cornelis, or rise to winter in the Principalities, he cause, when the rally season commences, which it usually does in October in 'Bulgaria, it is not possible to take up permanent quar ters there, as that unfruitful and exhausted country cannot afford subsisoenoe for an army, and the arrival of supplies cannot be de pended upon at that season. Wallachia is already heavily burdened by the supply of pro visions to the Russians, and the disposition of the inhabitants, which war at the beginning favourable to them, has been already changed. Some obscurity still hangs over the events that took place before Varna or gist Avguk. It seems certain that the blockade of that fortress was raised fur a time, but that the Russians were enabled, on receiving reinforcements, to resume cffensive operations, and occupy their former positions. The conquests of Widdin, Giurgevo, Rudschuck, :and Silistria will probably afford the Russians sufficient employment for the winter. These places have in them small armies rather than gar-i risotto, whkia seem not to be intended so muck for the defence of those fortresses, as for making incursions and laying waste the i twighboxtring country. As long as the Russians are not able to' assemble thirty or forty thousand nun before one of these for tresses, they can have little hope of making themselves masters tsf et.-11Tureenberg e respondevet, Sept. 2.f. BUCHAREST, Sum. 16. Up to to-day no more reinforcement► have arrived ; but w• are more easy, as the Turks have left the neighbourhood of Ctaitra. CRAIOVA, SEPT. 3. We have recovered from our fright, and the inhabitants see be. ginning to return to the town. The Turks retreated-the way they came, laying waste the country. From Siatina reinforcements have arrived at C.goroy, where the liosiatis are snaking a fortified cainp.—.4l4,oeineineZeitausg, Sept. 96. CITY, TWINE o'CLoct. It is juke a blank morning, mid up to the resent bout there k out the least ioforatation to communicate. We have au artival front Charleston. to the 28th August. but the papers are barren of Dews. Consols, which left di yeseerday at 116 i 4 for the Account, opened at the same price; at which they are at present, with *cutely a bargain doing. The Fsreign Market is also very isiagetke. CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. The Comet market has been fluctuating. during the morning. between ail and 84/ (or the ACCOUItt at present they may be vetted at mi l l 1. No business transacting of importance. TM report which prevailed yesterday at the west end of the tows, of the fall of Varna, is not u yet coufirnwd in the City. We have this moment a report that the French messenger has brought an account that the Putsches declared war against France. in the Foreign market kith or nothing is doing. 1y THE ARMY. Toesdaywnwning, two troops of the lit King's Dragoon Guards arrived at Lredv, and tkr following mornisig took their route fur ilanchester. Wedneiday, a Detachment of the 6th Dragoon Guards arrived at Derby, on their way to Ireland. The Depot of the 86th Regiment, at Newry, have been ordered to Derry. Detachments belonging to the 11th, 58th, 66th, and 79th Ilegi relents of Infantry, arrived in town on Wednesday, front Chatham, marched this day, for Bristol, ea twee to Ireland. —A Detachment of the 87th Regimental . Foat arrived in town on Wednesday, from Chatham, and proceeded this day, by canal boat, for Chester.— Detaciiinerits belonging to the East India Company's Artillery and Infantry, embarked this awning, on board a steam limed in the Mete for Graveseod, on route to Chathim. The 32d Regiment, Hots. Colonel MAITLASO, received the route on Friday, and starched from Limerick un 3londay, for Frrmoy. Thefireth Biter, and Ltd Highlanders, from Fet 'troy, will replace the 32t1 Regiment. The military Detachment at Adare is to be withdrawn. The Detaehinest of the Stith Regiment, stationed at Newport, is withdrawn from that post, having been ordered into Nenagb.— All the small stations are breaking up. The military Detachment of KilArian Is withdrawn to Kihnallock Lieutenant Colonel Coy Len is appointed Aid-dr-Camp to Major Genteel Sir Duress BLaximir,'K.C. B. commanding the Limerick dist& t. On Friday, the /farm of Limerick sad a highly respectable deputation of Noblemen and Geartleinea waited on General Sir Ca.saa.es Doris, and presented so bias a well merited Address.-- The ha for subscription is still epee. The Mb Royal Irish Hussars, autism! at Newbridge, have received an order of readiness to some. the 70th tiestoortg, stationed sv Cork is to be remand to Boosposoi. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Mom All4/1111, I—Waterford I—Swede 1— Skauders I—Frappe 1. The Marc. Hafakaavaa, and New &tweet, from Jamaica,l has arrived in the Licarns. The Mary, MArkt, hum Dundalk Va Southampton, sunk off Lanthay on the 29th Ades*. Mkt., Ocruoce 2.—Wind %%S.W.—Arrived the Prindshory, Voraaai It. from Quebec; Albion, Foust's, front Amino ,• West brook, Staru,tkunn Jaalaka ; Navigator, strirLaTelli, Crisis, Tor um, :rod Ocean, Weary', front Honduras; Cuba, Cason. from Sr. Lucia; Ilighbory, Cow, trona Herbick ; Rosebill, from ()porta ; Mendengo, Illumns, from Jamaica; Java, Watson, from Virginia. Pottsaluorn Ocr. 2.—Wind W.N.W.—Sailed the Commerce , Bs front kind ; Duke of York, Dam. for Cadiz snd Gib. 1 raltar ; and Mardian, BaltblaTT, for Jamaica. Arrived the Not ' thomberiand, —, from Malaga. FACJICUTW, (cr. I.—Wiad W.—Arrived des Bon Accord, from St. Dorniosti. Minot, (its.:.—Arrived the Lucy Ann, SAMMX, from la. (mica ; Avoulet, %Immo. from Virginia. Gananocc, Sam SO.—Arrived t►e Hanover, PATON, from Ja maica; Lorna, ki wi, from Trinidad; Rpwley, MiLaary, from Grenada. Lareutioni, Oer. I.—Arrived the Christina. Hamm, and Eli sabeth; Nasal, from Demerara; Lade Douglas. from Berbice ; Idary,Witats, from Antigua; Peruvian. TODD. from Cuba; Sarah, Sainurs. from Chareeston ; Wilhata. Nntcont, from New York; o ce ,“, mu" from Quebec; Waterloo, (runt St. John's, N. IL Jwoie, 11040, from Altramichi ; Dolphin. Seamy., from Newfound- Iked ; and Douro, from HOLVIICAD SQL 30.—The Brafyl has pat in here with loss oil foremast and osaintornast. The Joseph. Gats-orr has also put in here, having war" a ink off the coast of trolatd. Drams, OCT. I.—Tbe Ayrshire, fistera, from St. John's, N. B. iltuwe from her mowing, in Kingston harbour, struck As *astern pier, but was assisted se without much damage, sad is sow at assch.r. client Ira eLVIIOUVIt •soauat, bet. t. The [legalist tO,having been refitted, west out of the harbour, to the Sound, Go Tuesday. The Bratabiremiter, Lieutenant Hama, and the Leveret tea -1 der. Lieutenant Richards, sailed on Tuesday to cruise. The Sphyoz packet-brig, Lhotestant Pauinghatn, carne up from ' Falmouth yesterday, to have her defects sepaired, and to discover the source of a leak which she has bad for several months. In Hanteare--Britannia, Windsor Castle, Bombay, Triomf°, jeseur,Dove,Speody ; in the Moved— Royalist,Nightincale,Sphy oz. The Hadl Arad of Tuesd4y says—Testerday, during a hearty squall from . W.S. W. a laden brig, apparently with black sides, stunning to the southward, soder a press of salt, suddenly sunk abort a mile and a quarter Irwin Lidbormigh, sad it is feared her crew have 'smithy& liar smposasts see shore high-water mark, but nothing has yet bemire kens her to aseestak her name. HIS MAJBSTVIS °KAMM Tetaes.—Yesterday after. noon, about five o'clock, a great concourse of persons were as sembled on Westminster bridge, in consequence of a jiwiting finest that was seen moving op the river—such an eatraonlistary sight as has hardly been witnessed since " Hiram wood to high Dualinane estate." OAR gossip on the bridge said she was, awe It was Wei. rotted by so earthquake; sod another, as deeply learn e d, sa id it was occasioned by the cosset. On its nearing, however, it turned taut to be a barge laden with about fifteen uncenunonly hoc orange tram, a present (roan the King of Faanca mills bluest; that was Beating with the tide to the Royal Garda* at Kew. . .. THE KING. /cc WINDSOR. OCT. MAJESTY, IVe are happy to state, is almost quite recovered from his late indisposi• :inn, which in no stage of at was at all of a serious de scription. It was nothing more than a slight attack of the rot. His MAJWITY is in excellent spirits, and is expected to tike an airing in a day or two. The Duke of exagnieg is expected at Frogmore Lodge on Moo. day. on a visit to - the Princess Amnia*. The Karl and Countess of lloacount gave a splendid entertain inent last evening, to the surrounding Nobility and Gentry, at their residence. St. Leonard's. The liuustholii of her Royal Ilighnes. the Princess Ammo and dark friends were last evening tnirrtaitird with a ball and supper at Wormier Lodges Her Koval Highness bottomed the compary with her presence fur upwards of an hoer, accompanied by Lady thee TA VW*, Lady LTINIV and daugh ter. COUR f CIRCULAR. -.11011.- THE QUEEN of l'oaruoim —Her MAJESTY, it is expected, will arrive In town on Monday. and will tats up her re sidence at Giillon's Hotel, which is bring prepared for her :veep- Om. The Nlarquis de Ha lIDACYNA arrived in town yesterday morn ing from Rath, and had an interview with the Duke of %Luso vote at an early hour, at his Grace's residelic: to Downing-street. The French Ambassador an i thi• NeApolitan Ministet transacted business with the Karl of Ancatsvni yesterday, at the Office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. The Alu.ister also visited the Duke of w. I.4rtwrox._ 'file tail of AUERDEEN and Mr. Cnoscan had inter views with the Duke Of WELLINGTON yesterday, at the Treasury. Di-patches were brought by a King's Messenger yesterday morning, to the lime Offiet. from the Loup LIICUTIMANT, and also irons the Secretary of State tat Iceland. Dispatches wee sent off by a King's Messenger last night. from the Foreign I )(Tice, to Lord SMART DE ItOTNIAY, our Ambassador at Paris, and also (it was understood) to Mr. &num- FORD COWLING. NORTHAMPTON. Ocr. 1. -~- Monday, being Michaelmas Day, the heads of the Corporate Body of this town walked in procession (with banners flung, and attended by a band of musics !o All Saints' Church, where Divine Service was per. formed. They after staid' proceed, dto the Town hall, s' here J. BEAUCLERIC. Esq. took his seat on the Bench, for the first time, a. Recot Jer of the town. Mr. JOHN MARSHALL was then sworn into the office of Mayor, and Wsr. Nterru and Mr. Moir Illoctrss into that of Bailiffs, for the ensuing year. In the afternoon a very sumptuous and well ell.alningeti dinner was provided by the MAYOR, At the George Inn. The cloth removed, the wine, the toast, and the song, came in successive route, and many were the peals that followed the , various toasts of the day, from among which we se- 1 leci the following : o The Kiog," with four times foor.—" Duke of Clarence and the Royal Praidy."—" Lord Dill and the Aenty."—" Tile Duke of Wellington and his Majesty's Nlani.ters."--.. E ar l w esto ,„ rt i an d. Lord Lieuteuant of the County.'—" The Members for the County." —" Protestant Ascendancy."—" The Brunswick Clubs throughout the Kingdom."—" The Duke of Nt wcastle."—" Lard Elden," and " Admiral Eyler," Ste. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. Prince and Princess Esterhazy, at C'handos.honse, Cavendish. square, Irwin a tour ; the Marquis and Ilarshioness of Carmar then, at the Duke of Gordon's seat iu Scotland, front a tour; Lord Itlarybormigh, yesterday, at hisitott-e in Saville-street, from Bens. sell; Mr. and 3les. Childera, at th • St. James's Hotel, Jermyn street, front the Honourable Mrs. Childer's Peat, Henley-upon- Thames; Lady Isabella Blackwell, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley. square, from Ramtgate; the Earl of Glengall. at his house in Grosvenor -street, from a tour; John Rochrord, Esq. at the British /Intel, Jermyn-street, front Dublin ; William Loyd. Esq. at ditto, front Oxford; Mr. and airs. H. Dashes, in Wimpole-street, front Brighton. DEPARTURES. The Earl of Harborough, from Steven's Hotel. Clifford -street, on a tour; Viscount Althurp, from Witeton-halk Yorkshire, for Northamptonshire; Mr. and Mrs. Deering, from Chapel-street, for Ayot St. Lawrence, Ilerts ; Mc. and Mrs. James Alexander, front t►eir house in Devonshire-street, for their seat, Somer.hill, Tunbridge, Kent; Miss White, from Warren's hotel. Recent. street, for liagnor, Wales; Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, from Kirk ham's Hotel, Lower Brook-street. for Geneva; the Rev. James and Miss llogg, from ditto, for Wilts; the Rev. Mr. Mrs. and Miss Mrara, front ditto, for Cheltenham; J. Wise, Esq. from ditto, for Bath ; J. Trotter, F.sq. from ditto, for Scotland; Captain H. Drumn,ond, from ditto, for Bucks; Earl Jermyn, from St. James's square, on a tour; Mr. and Mrs. Stephens, front Brook street, fot Biastok. ARRIVALS AT BATH. Laid Skin" of Clonfert, Honourable Mr. F3plinstone, Lady Bentinck, Sir George and Lady Bingham, Sir Thomas Lawrence; Sir Alezarider and Lady Hood and family ; Colonel and Mrs. Mackenzie ; Lieuta.Col. and Mrs. Carmichael, Major Mathews. Captain and Mrs. King, Captains St e wart, Gawan , Price. &c. ARRIVALS AT CHELTENHAM: Dowager Countess Poolett, Lord Claritia, Lady Nesbitt, Lady George Murray, Lady Mary Shepherd, Honourable Capt. Maude, C.B. R.N. Honourable Mr. Fruitland, Hon. Mks Nlootagu, Sit J. Vestarine, Sir James Wright, Sir Edward Tanker, Colonel Broughton, Lieutenant. Colonel Kaye, Major Campbell, llajur and Mrs. Snowpaul. Captain Taylor, Captain Hatton. &c. ARRIVALS AT TUNBRIDGE WELLS. _ _ _ Lord Templton and the Honourable Miss Upton, Mrs. Stewart, Lord and Lady Montague, Sir T. Hawser. Mrs. Colonel Green, Colonel and Mrs. Darya')le, Sir T. Lucas and family, Captain and Mrs. Wtnis. -and family, Miss Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Pitt'. derlew, Idr. X and family. Mr. Pennington, Mr. Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. Nid . 5, Lady Geary, Sir C. and Lady Wetherell, ate. THE QUEENOFkiIiTUGAL. Baru. Thursday Morning. The residence of this agreeable child in our city has caused no incon iderable escittment among the thou sand; who scarcely know how to dispose of them elves ; 4n d the ezten,ive area in fiont of the York House has consequently been occupied by several hundred people since her Maje.ty's arriv.d on Tuesday last, a few hours in the night alone escepte.l. Thete are several Noble tamilies at the Yotk House, and among them Lady Byron. Tbe following is a conect list of the suite of her Portuguese Majesty: The Marquis Barbaceoz, who left for London yesterday ; Countess Itapagipe, Lady in Waiting ; her two sons; Vi wount ltabayana, Brazilian Ambassador ; Marquis and Marchioness Palmella; Chevalier &Manisa; Conde Calharin; Chevalier Al meida • Chevalier Baptista Pereira ; Chevalier G. Kleckhorf c r, Brazilian Secretary. Lord Clinton. 'Lord of the Bedchamber ; Sir W. Fremantle, Comptroller of the Household; Mr. Emmons, of the Treasury ; Mr. Loader. the King's P.ge, and two of his Majesty's domestics in the Royal beery, are als• in constant personal attendance or her ' Majesty. 1 Mr. Emmaus, on the part of our Government, meets every pecuniary claim accruing from expenses of the Queen's immediate party. The second table, at which the Marquis Palmella presides, is supported at the charge of the Brazilian Embassy. Her Majesty breaktaas at half-past eight, dines at halt-past one, sups at seven (taking the taus de &fp after each, thus dispensing with tea as a set meal), and retires to bed, in company with the Countess Itapagipe, At eight or half-past eight o'clock. Her Majesty bas not been out since her arrival, the wet weather yesterday having occasioned the postpone ment of her intended visit to the Pump-room. A volu minous portfolio of draw ings, cat icatutes, Bcc. front one of our booksellers, afforded her considerable employ ment and amusement. This day. at 12. our Corporation present an Address. The official advice: from Gibraltar, 'dated the Bih ultimo, state, that during the past twenty-four hours only ene case of lever had been reported in the civil, and none among the mili tary population. SCARBOROUGH, OCTO t. The Autumnal Season has commenced under O le most promising auspices. The following is a list FA • hinnible Arrivals: The Elk and Countess Hardwicke. Lord and Lady tPolliso ff, Viscount Iletesford, D.C.L. Lady Kinloch, Vice-Admiral Sk J. P. Bernhard. Bin. M.P. and the Misses Beresford, Miss Pel f* Vice-Admiral Sir Wm. and Lady llotham. Lord Stostrom. [ pd and Lady Fevershaso, Beat.-General llhgb , Colonel thigh, Bligh, Mr. and Mrs. Ferrand (St. lees), W. L. Harries, Q.M.G. Mediterranean; Joshua Crompton, Esq. and lam* (Eshok Hall). D. Sykes, Rsq. M.P. and family, /lon. Mr. &oak J. W. Deni.on, Fsq. M.P. Brook Richmond, Fes. Rev. 14 Ellis and family, Mr. J. W. Sturges, Mrs. and 111iu Sturges; )4,,, and the Misses Wilson, and Miss Curter (Esliton 11411); Beverky, Esq Mrs. Hall Clay, Mr. P. Salt marsh, of Saltoo f f, and family ; Sir J. V. 11. Johnstone, Ban. and Lady Johosts f (Blackness Hall). THEATRES. DRURY-LANE. The comedy of a " Cure f r the Heart Ache" wi t played here last night. The carts cf Oid and loamy ' Rapid were performed by Mr. LISTON and Mr. Join t the briskness and excellent humnur if their actin 4 a d. mirabiy relieved the general dullness of the piece. Th e part of Fraa. (tot .'and fell to Mr.Sticawra, who played it with great energy, and represented in the mo st arb i„ able colours the rain, st integrity and virtuous w i nc i, pies of the sin:ple, untophisticated farmer. Mi4Curetta performed the character of Men Vortex. This WAS her first appearance on these boards, but she is not new in the stage. She played the part in a very interesting manner, and with good taste, neithvi diffident nor too confident. Her style iecomsr.ends her to very favou r . able notice. Mrs. Ottuett played Miss Vortex, and Miss E. TRILL lessy ()Maud:, with that cleverness ti:r tshieb they have been respectively so much esteemed. Mt. Inman afterwards played the part cf . Aeddy Dray, itt the farce of "I. Y. Z." and again raised and kept tip the good humcur and mi th if the audience. His growing years and increasing size aid consider ably the irreaistible comic ility isf his face. Ti l e other eliasacteis of this laughable farce were .41 well supported. The rneln.drama of " The Dumb Savoy ard and his Monkey" follossed. The moving scenery, giving a panoramic view of son e remarkable pas. sages of the Rhine, is most admirable in design, is colouring, and in expression. The reecution of chi painting does iirfinite.c•edit to the talents of the artie (Mr. SrasttEr.u), and to the taste and liiierality of chit Theatre. Every part of it, as it psssed on, received the well.merited admiration of the spectators. Much ap. planse was also bestowed, and tl.at deservedly, on the agility of Master WIELAND, in the Monkey, whose as and flexibility of limb are truly astonishing. COVENT-GARDEN. The pleasant and agreeable opera of the "Barber cf Seville", was performed here la t evening. whea Miss FADE made her first appearance before the au. dience of a metropolitan winter ;heat( e, in the character of Boum. Th's young Lady is not entirely new la Loudon play-goers, many of our readers have doubt. lets seen her a season ago at the H tymarktt, wherethe sung with considerable success. In the interval that has since elapsed she has improved both At an actress and a singer. Her voice has acquired additional firmnes.,, and she plays with more ease and precision than for. mealy. The beautiful bat difficult song. "Tyrant, SOU 111 burst thy &rains," was given with great effect by the fair vocalist. whose excellent articulation we had occasicn to admire in the course of it. She snag anal acted "An old man would be wooing" with vivacity and humour. The song was warmly and very dem.. edly moored. We may as well take this opportunity to notice and commend the by-play (if WEENcsa, FAW cm', and Miss Foam in this part of the play, is which WaItIOCH looked the ardent and animated lover to perfection; FAWCETT dozed very naturally ; and hs fair ward peeped under the napkin that cioicealed ha features with great archness. Miss Forme sung 4. litson of rapture," a cavatina, composed for her expressly hr A. LEE, extremely well. It was loudly applauded.— On the whole, we consider her effort of last evening I very successful one. It is something to have maie & stand in a character, which, in addition to its intrinsic difficulty, can never be seen without recal!ing to out recollection the performance of Miss TIM, its bet and most delightful representative on the English stage. Mr. GRIMM. from the Bath th 'atie, made his Ere appearance as the roguish and vivac;ous Iti‘nro are happy ti be able to add, he performed ;he part with great ability. This actor has epteasive features and a showy person—his speaking-voice is clear and liars*. nious—fie sings with taste and sweetness—and his acticio is free and unconstrained, but perhaps rather Tito eso berant. Figaro': portion of the duet with Fiords. 81 Mighty Jove," was given by Mr. (;user vein et mock heroic burlesque that amused tile galleries li , ghlT; and in the scene with kosixa his loo!: of micgied drol. lery and astonishment, when she produc:s the letter to her loess', ready wt itten. obtained a heat ty rt,nr.ll f plause. The petformance was one of conside able liu , moor and sprightliness, and exhibited an easy ittspr deuce throughout, that suited ext.:erre:y well wiin ihe statute of the character. Mr. WRENCH, in VT played last night with more th•Ol orklitlAry bpitit„ and was most happy in his assumpti:in of the chatacter of the music master. liorello was undertaken by Mr. TtionNE, who sung sweetly enough, but occasionally a trifle too flat. The exquisite trio u Step as bolt as zephyrs dying" was well exe c uted by Ins, Miss }mum.. and Mr. GREEN; and iit the inimitable iiaaie to the lira act the same performers were equal:) , sticcessful.-- FAWCITIS Dr. Battle is too well kilos n and do pal? appreciated to require a single obtet eat tcn, fut the( this that it was last night as excellent as ever. The Opera went off remarkably 'tea. On tl - e falliog of the curtain the applause w.ts loud and long coo - tinned ; and the announcem e nt, by Mr.FawcErr , of its repetition this evening, in consequence of the success with which it had been at:encied, a ppeared to afoul unmixed satisfaction. Dispatches weir receive i veverday morning at the Foreign Oirwe from Mr. Seitaeroan Cawstea. 7 hey air da" Navarin, the btli ult. 'I h ey w ing t h e agreea bl e i n tellegeuee. that the preparatictis log the evacuation of the Mute+ baJ been email, concluded with Isittonti and teat he and the EinTi las troops under his command were to embark on the tmetediug tlaY (the Bth). Time 'cll./wing it an extract r.t . a letter (rum Zante. dated August '• Sit litwar.o Conaiiit.roe sailed v....today from this island for Malta. whence lie retutti. to England. The lord High Cul11111i••Imier. Sir FSKl.irkla•li Antis. and Mr. Sleet/SW CarrTlltka, are now litre, and the F.t•uta and linstim Aouhassaden are daily expected. CAKTWRIGHT ha. preceedel to Egina, wuert die negociatiuna reapectseg the More.. are to take place. Today it is repotted that 31ava.moituato, Tsweri, anJ other Greek Senators, have t..r having ennspiri 4 against the hte of the l'rendent Can. WI., NIA 111 a tint 41114400 of the Freuch expedition, ticarliacti bpi the ~ mutt now tie near its destination, hot as INSAIII/1 VACUA ha. -gntd ki evarwt the Mores, it remains to be seen whether the French will at effeadvely again s t the Washtub gannets of Pares, WA," awl Cocoa"