Star. — London, England, 1817-07-16 00:00:00

THE BRAZILS. By the Indefatigable, Which has arrived at Liver poi, from Bahia, letters have been received from that place of date the '2lst May, being four days later than the last accounts brought by the Osborn pac ket. o,t the Morning of the 2 1 1th one of the fleet of transports with the Expedition from Rio Jineiro for Pernambuco, entered 13ahia, and the vst were expected in the count of _next day, to take in huh provisions. The report of this expedition hiving arrived at Pernambuco, and effected the re• elttion of the Insurgents, which w•e have before con. J;eted, is thus of course completely refuted. All hound to Pernambuco had been tent by the 11‘: katb ng squadron iato•Bahia. Ye! , *:rday the PRINCE Raorgt. held a Court at House, which was attended by • ':''it Lord Chancellor, the Lord Privy Seal, the Lord Presi itn-, the tint Lord of the Treasury, the Chancellor of the Li e:le:leri the three Seerearics of State, the l'tesident of th e 1t• o f Corr rota, Chtricellor (.4 the Dutlty of Laticagts, Lore: Chamberlain, the Lord mtw.tril, the o f th e Irctbe, t:.e Groom of the Stole, and the Lord Chief Justice of at. Court of King's Beach. . _ Ti:e l i itiNcts REGENT held . 4 Privy COUOCII, Which ws attended by the above disfimguishcd characters, which Sit BENJAMIN BLOONMALD was introduced in due form and sworn in a Mensbers and took his seat at the Honourable Bard accordingly. Viscount CreTwvan attended as Clerk of the Council. The Ittcoanta of Losnus was afterwards admit v:4 into' he presence 01 the FIANCE 'WANT in coml. I.ily'atist macre his Report of the convicts cspitally senviceed at' the May Sessions at Justice hall in the Old Bailey. Lord , Gnavm and General FINCH were the Lord and GrOestn in Waiting. His ROYAL H;ghness gave audiences to the Earl of Livaaroot. and Viscount &MOUTH. 31w R• 141 yacht built for the PNINCIRBGENT i 4 Deinfurd-yard, is now compretety fisiished, and pre ps:Alban nuking to Luse it lunched on Thum slay n .xt._ Yesterday morning, at nine o'clock, the Lam CliaNeal.l.oll, the Duke of Moxtnose, the Eirl of HAIIItoWBY. the CUANCV.I.I.OII•4 the EXCHEQut:R • Sir W. seorr, and the MAsTEU of the Lists, being six of his Mai ry'sPrivy Council, held a Court at the Exchequer. Westminster, to swear a Jury of the Goldsmiths' Company, tor the purpose of the trial of the Pix of the Mint. within the Tower of London. After the Jury were sworn, the Luau CIL% scat.t.ust proceeded to charge them in a most able manner as to their duty, as between the King, the Master of the Mint, and the Country. T,.e Court broke up at a quarter before ten o'cluel‘ and the Jury proceeded with the proper Officers Croat the Mitt and Assay- Ofice, oa them important duty. Tie verdict will be given at •G•tlismithe-f - 1411. The Catholic Board met on Saturday in The einistitotirm of this new B >aid provides for th admission of every person diseosed to take a share io the advancement of the Catholic Cause . Th e Letter term Rome, complaining of the ill-treatment received by Mr. HATE% the Catholic Del..gatt., by the Papal Government, was the subject of discussi.in. The Poll for the Devito: of a Coroner for, the , County of Kent, in the room of th! late JOHN Suia= )tOlib, Esq. of Rochester, w s fi.tally closed on Friday morning about eleven, when the numbers were, For Mr. OTTAWAS'. 125 t—Mr• ivtossoa,772-IVlaj• 479. We learn that au Englishman In the Spanish set v'ee has been over at Gibraltar, to twilit British Officers for the purpose of going against the &old) Americans, hut he had not been able to enlist one. It is understood that the persons who have made application in Madrid for the reimbursement of the dollars, wrecked some time ago in the Tay, sloop of war in the gulf of Mexico, have received for answer, that this is a West India transaction, and must there be argued, as no official papers respecting the case had been received; and that, besides, as there were uo dollars in the Treasury, of course none could be • refunded. Emigration is prohibited in Switzerland, under pain ' of forfeituse of the right of citizenship, until official intelligence shall.have been received of the fate that has attended the first expedition of emigrants from that country to the United States of America. Tun BRITISH LADS'S MACIAZISE for August, pub lished by Mr. MACKAY, will contain Six elegant En gravings—The Life of Mrs. Elizabeth Carter, writ ten by Mr. Chalmers—The Theory of Education, by a celebrated Author—An Essay on Beauty and Order, as it concerns the Powers of Perception, dis tinct from what is meant by Sensation—Extracts from 'Mr. Bowdlin's Thoughts on the proposed Improve- smut in Female Education.—A Review of Har rington" and "Ormond," by Miss Edgeworth ; 41 The Welch Mountaineers," by Miss Hutton; "Manfred, by Lord Byron;"" Macbeth and King Richard," by J. P. Kemble ; 41 France " by Lady Morgan •' " For tune and Frailty," by Miss Holcroft ; TheConclu :inn of Haudel's Life; Admired Poetry—Review of New Music published in July—Fithions of London and Paris, with Prints of Costume in Colours—The Opera—The Drama—Monthly Recorder of Fashion able and Important Events—Births, Marriages, and Deaths—Literary Notices, and a Retrospect of Po litical History for the month of July. PUNCTUALITY.—The late Mr. SCOTT, of Exeter,' who died a few days ago, travelled on business till about 80 years of age. He was one of the most ce- ' lebrated chat octets in the kingdom for punctuality, and by his methodical conduct, joined to uniform di ligence, he gradually amassed a large fortune. Fur a long series of years the proprietor of every ion he lrequented in Devon and Cornwall knew the day and the very hour he would arrive. Some time since, a Gentleman on a jocrney in Cornwall stopped at a stnall inn at Port Isaac to dine. The waiter pre. seated him with the bill of fare, which he did nut ap rove of, but observing a fine duck 'roasting, " I'll loore that," said the traveller.—" You cannot, Sir," :t plied the landlord ; " it is for Mr. Scott, of Eire= ter."." I ktiow Mr. Scott very we!l," rejlined the Gentleman; " he is not in your house,"--" True, Sir," said the landlord; but six months ago, when he was here last, he ordered a dock to bj ready for him this day, precisely at two o'clock," nd. to the astonishment of the traveller, he saw the old Gentle man, on his Rwissanie, jogging unto the inn-yard about minutes bettne the appointed tiwe. Wifl'AL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS.-.. 411. DV(. Alt. roe. Dublin - s. 0 1 France .. - u U Waterford • - 1 0 liamb u r g h .- U 0 1 Gueni,ey and Jersey U U Gotteuburgh -- 0 1 I,,tb u n . -. • U I bl an d er , - - • U 0 neonatal - . . U 0 Malta -- - - U 0 FALMOU I 11, JULY 13. Arrived the HIND and ACTIVIL cutters from a cruize. The Pnovlnt.tict cutter, tender to the SC1'1:11D, in getr'wg out of Heltord harbour last night, grounded on the Shoals, bait by assistance from his 14,ijesty's ships HIND, Acrivt., and PIGMY, was got off ►cithGut damage.—Wind frorr S.W. to W.N.W. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 13. Arrived his Majt-ity's ship CHERUB from Africa, last trum the Havannah : touched at Jamaica ; sailed from thence 71h May; she also toucbed at Charleston, aid landed 100,0lX) doll..rs there, on account of mer. chants. His Majesty's ship CONSTANT arrived at Bar. badoes the beginning of June, and sailed toe Jamaica. DEAL, JULY Is. Arrived and sailed for the River the Batavia, MAYNE, from Bengal ; Reward, Baacuir. and Moun taineer, JEFFERSON, from Jamaica; Rambler, FAL- Gus., from the South Seas, and Scholfild, EVANS, from Mogadore. Put back several outward-bound vessels.—Wind S.W. DOVER, JULY ix: The Hawk, Nucl.', from Plymouth, in attempting to get in here, stove her bows in and sunk between the heads, but will be got off next tide. RAMSGATE, JULY 15. Arrived the French brig le Druz Amis, from Dieppe for Lisbon; with her foremast sprung, having run loul of the Ceres, of Newcastle, at sea, and did her consiJerable dars►age. HARWICH, JULY IS. Arrived the Lark packet with a mail from Cuxhaven. LIVERPOOL, JULY 14. Arrived the Thalia, Montag, from Philadelphia, in 24 days—sailed June 20, with a cargo of 3055 bar rels of flour; the Amelia, BARRY, from New York, with 1150 barrels of flour, and 4900 staves; the Sally, WATSON, from Charleston, with 1002 bales of cotton—sailed June 15. There were a great number of vessels more ready for sea. The arrivals from the United States into this Pont from the Ist of January to the 6th of July, amount to 259 vessels. GRAVESEND, JULY 15. Arrived the At xis, Wilawt , and Phalle. Eden, from Me mel; Wkitt Maga, Willis, Irom Wolgast ; Guide Hoop, Clark, from Rotterdam; Criterion ' Avery, hum New York; Chance, Reed, from Mad e ira; Elisabeth Marla, Peterson, from Kiel: Mary Anne, Patterson, frout Amsterdam; Under:taming, Brains, from Pillau ; Vrowitenderina, Vandemovig, from Harliiieen ; Partridge, Clarkson, frem the Cape ; Russia C pany. May, from the Havannah. Salad the Isabella, Nichols, col and Mary, Miller, for Rio Janeiro; Ann, Gordon, for Trieste; rum, Weeks, for Alexandria; Slaters, Holmes, for Norfolk (Virginia); li.hxa, Wren, for Ostend; Bonne Henriette, Pontlf, for Rouen; Vruw Femmegina, Braant, and Frederic Wilhelm,. Mieh4s, tor Amsterdam; Louise, Hopp, for PUlau. CUSTONIMOUSE, JULY 15. Suite awl taiga Ir.:warms— the James and Ann, Wilkinson, from St. Peter burgh; Margaret, Hughes, from Dunkirk ; Specu- lator, Richardson, from Demerara; Hero, Mason, and l'gftrVe• ranee, —, from Maisie; Jamey and Margaret, Baskets, fro& Cadiz and Malaga; Stadt Rensburg, Lobby, from Kiel; twee Gehroeders, longs; and lunge Jan, Boverkamp, from Worcum ; Coltrane, Branford, from Barbadoes ; llama brothers, truin Lisbon; Constance, S) me ' from Pillau; William Sibbold, , Healup. from Prince Edward ' s Island; ludurry, Wright, from' ' Rotterdam •' lady Mackensie, Murray, from m ßigs; Venus, Ro berts, from ; and Venus, Leask, from 101ePPei Ouvwmtas—The Aurora, Brine's. for Copenhagen and Hsi neur ; Beverley, Hutchinson, for Elsineur; Britannia, Bully, for St. Luear and Seville; Blue Eyed Lass, Cope, and the Mika, Bream, for Antwerp; Deus t;murs, smith; and Eagle, Wright, for Havre; Duke of Wellington, Martin, for Ostend ; Hercules, Molander, fur StotAholm ; Lord Liverpool, Aylesbary, for Cals..; Melanie, Moultion, for Roues; and the British Colony, Scott, fur the Cape of Good Hope. Newfoundland Papers to thesllth ult. mention that the scarcity of provisions was no longer felt. There had been extensive arrivals of provisions from Hali fax and from Ireland. The Royal Gazelle of the 17th of May mentions that his Excellency, Genetal Lord DaLtiouste, Governor of Halifax, adopted measures immediately to afford relief, and that they were car ried into effect in the most prompt manner by Cap tain 13aLowiN, of his Majesty's ship FLY; every Offi cer attached to Government using the greatest fief. tion to alleviate their wants. The Papers of the 3d and 10th June mention the arrival of every descrip tion of prdvisions, and pass high .encomiums en his Majesty's O ffi cers,. who were the fi rst to afford aid. Friday night last an explosion took prsce on board the Fly, BROWN, of Ely, which bad just been laden with coals at Mr. BLANDLING'S staith, in the river Tyne. The hatclos were fastened down about eight o'clock, and about half-past eleven, the Master hav ing been writing in his cabin, the inflammable gas from the coal having, it appears, found its way from the hold, ignited at his candle as he was going to bed, and exploded. The Master was seriously scorched, but is recovering. kis brd•curtains were set on fire; the hatches were burst open, and a boat which was upon them thrown off. Two planks on the deck were blown up. The other men on board were in bed, and received no hurt, excepting the Mate, who was thrown out of bed, and his toes a little burnt, and his whiskirs singed off. The Ire. quency of these accidents of late, shews the impru dence of immediately fasteni ng down the hatches upon a cargo of fresh coals, as they emit the gas for some time after they are raised from the mine. STEAM-BOATS—The Regulations recommended by the Committee of the House of Cammons appointed to consider of the means of preventing the mischief arising from explosion on board Steam-Boats are as follow " That NI Steam Packets carrying pauengars for hire should be registered at the port nearest the place from or to which they proceed. " That all boilers belonging to the engines by which such vessels shall be worked should be composed of wrouLt iron or copper. " That every bailor en board each Steam Packet should, pre vious to the Packet being used for the conveyance of passengeis, be submittell to the Inpection el a skilful engineer, or other per son conversant with the subject who should ascertain, by trial, the strength of such boiler, an d should certify his opinion of ha sulficient strength, and of the security with which it might be employed to the eaten( proposed. " That every such boiler shot:l4'hr provided with two Juni tient safety valve, one of which should be inaccessible to the d engiue Man , and m ether accessible both to him sod to the per sons on boas d the packet. • " 1 hat the Inspector shall ramble such safety va;vee, and shad certify what is the pressure at which such safety valves shall open, winch pressure shall not record one-third of that by which the boiler has bevu proVed,negoisessivh of that which by calculation it shall be reckoned able to socalo. ' Toss a peszahy should be int etrd w any person plaatug ad diciodarwciebt on eater of die Misty iebres.'' THE An lf I;. The 9th Light Dragoons (Laneers),toiich are to relieve the Yd (R. N. B.) Dragoons in the Kentish astrict, will arrive in Canterbuty, in two slivicioni, on Friday and S.iturday next ; and on Monday and Tuesday the remaining of the 2d Dragoons will march frotn thence on their route for Scotland. The Lune, Arnie, and Z:phyr, transports, have arrived at Barbados, with reinf )rcements, amounting to about 20 Officers and 150 men. Lieutenant-CC 10. nel O'HattA, of the 69,1, and Lieutenant-Colonel ST!WAUT, of the Royal York Rangers, went out in the Zephyr; the former has since arrived at Saint Kitt's, where the Staff of the63tl is at present stationed. The Engineer (army brig), after conveying Colo nel O'HARA from Barbadors to St. Kitt's, proceeded to St. John's, An t i gua , an d sailed thence on the(-nth May, on her return to Barbadoes, with Brevet Ni.s . ifir ALSTIN, of the 25th Foot, which has been ordered home. The 21st Regiment are under orders for the West Indies, and the I st West India (part of which are in garrison St. J Antigua) are destined for the Cape of Good Hope. A Correspondent requests we would inform him why the Adjutant of a Regiment, in case of reduc tion, does not receive the same rate of half ply as the other OtEcers—the hall pay of the farmer bring at the rate of less than a half, while that of the latter is equal to two thirds of the full pay ? With the reason of the difference, we must confess we are not acquainted ; and we think there is a gond deal of force in the appeal w;iich our Corespondent makes against it. The situarion of an Aditit.gat, he jogly obaerves, is one that requires a very consi. derable portion of ability—a thorough knowledge of; the service, and habits of most exact and unremitting attention. In general, accordingly, lo• is an efficer who has been preuiuted from a sub a l ter n ran k, OH account of his length of service and approved expe rience; and surely his claim to pecuniary considers- Lion, upon retirement, ought not to be lessened by his merit having advanced him to the performance of duties so much more arduous and responsible than arty which his subaltern situation could have imposed. But what. is the fact ?—A gentleman (to take the case stated by our Correspondent) has screed seven years as Lieutenant—he promoted to be Adjutant, and serves the same period in that. capacity—the Ree,i ment is reduced, and he is placed on half !sty, at a rate considerably !en than what he would have re ceived had he remained as a Lieute tt anr„ &d e ll there is room for amendraent in this. SPOIITING. MEETING, (.Co ri.ANn) JULY ft. Hunters' Stakes of I tags each, tur homes, ittc. I each. Gentlemen riders. Three miles. (Seven subscribers.) Mr. Sailhe's ch. g. Carolus, by Orum, 5 yn °ld Mr. ON's gr. tn. Parssina, o yrs old E.tty Poliois. fur all ages Four mile hers. Mr. B.illbe's Car..lus, 5 yrs-toid, nat. Bb. . - I I Mr. /4/141COIM'a bay horse Neil Lauder, 5- yrs.ulJ, 861. fab Q 2 Mr. Vick's ch. mare Win if•she•ran, S-yrs-old, nat. 41b. 3 3 1 he Prod,ce suk,s were not run for. PRIMSTIIIANISIII.—.WA I [INC Bat OMAR OS —O',VVAIS 26 nabao anti a quarttr a Ink belore mule o'clort on Monday nutht-..1,e vonameoeed his ink yesterday 0101111 viral eight. being prevented trom starting sooner by the unfavourable star of the weather; at five in the afternoon he had gone 13 nide., makkg in the ./hole v. 26 front the coMmencement. NPAlRlNO.—nroggins had a baliftir at the Firm -court, yel -1 tads?, sod the company skewed, that, although defeated, he was not forgotten. Grusin% Carter, and Painter, and nth, r first-rate rik, are not in London, but there was a good iefiliig•lO with Oliver. lit Wier, Richmond, Purcell, Lancaster, &c. ticritg• gins did not exhibit trout lam. nest, nor did Turner, who was present. Oliver was the gat ot the day, although there wn a fine exhibition between Rekher and Laments-. Olivi r was fog pitted against Sprng, a Site athletic young butcher, represented ar an idt and ‘2ler. lie was, Lowever, sliewo the dill 1.1. Cr be- I eween tapping and letting, and his promise was much Ir. a 11 ,1. Richmond, alter snutig-to, introduced a strapping Yorkshire ' man, from Pontefract, who would set-to with any one, or light the hes. man for fifty. He had ali the appearance of an ugly cut". s tonier, but Oliver took a turn with him, and away went the Yorkshireman s provincial (Calif. Oliver gathered himself up in ' hitting forint and let 1004 r unmercifully a , the countryman's head, which be quickly exchtquered. Oliver availed himself of the flue opportunity of skewing how science will bring down weight.— A novel exhibition took place between Coshead, a reit-breed iingle-rtick player, and Edney, a west countryman. There was a fine display of *Acme but the company did not germ to r e lish it. Coshead got his he ad brukr. The child, which was carried off from its mother last week, whilst walking on the beach at lierdleigh Salterion, has•been discovered. It now appears that one of the persons who hurried it away, h; its Whet, who has for some time been separated Irom his wile. The Trench Papers contain a long account of the trial berore the Court of Assize, of a man of the name of/kerne, and his wife, charged with the crime of having farmed a design and An attempt to commit a robbery in the house of a M. l'ietod, and to murder his female servant. The Jury found a verdict of guilty against both. The evidence describes a scheme et the most deliberate cruelty, and most hardened atrocity. It was disclosed by means of ore Barbet, whom the culprits endeavoured to gain over as an ac complice. The woman was the ft iencland acquaintance from infancy of the servant whose assassination was intended; but when it was mentioned to her that the robbery might be committed without the perpe tration of murder, she replied, in the celebrated revo lutionary axiom, G , thot none but the dead are prevented from telling tales." The great difficulty for the Jury to determine was, how the guilt of the parties was to be proved, since chivy had committed no criminal act, hut had merely disclosed a criminal design, and had made preparations tor carrying it into execution, which' es:cution was prevented by the police before any at tempt was made; or, according to the words of the :urnalist, to define what the criminal code means by the commencement of the execution of a crime, to lie with precision the liMit at which the inter ruption of a criminal attempt should be attributed ' either to the spontaneous wish of .the individuals who are accused, or to fortuitous circumstances."— The two prisoners in this case had mentioned their criminal purpose .to two men, Bardet and Pievot, whom they thought they had engaged as their as sistants in their plan, and as sharers of the booty, but who communicated the whole to the Police. They mentioned the instrument with which thy intended to murder the servant, and the time. whet) they were going to commit the crime ; and they ssere found by the police on their way to the house which it was their okject to rob at the time, and with the eustrument. specified. This tact and other cif. euntstantiat evidence established the guilt Ot the par. t:ea, wi:o, the: their conviction, confessed. tinuriufh Rivt - t% Tits:Al-ex.—La Carew!, & peated last night, and ii,ave universal satichtction. rhe House wa s w e ll a tte n d d. Among the fattlion abLis were.— The Span'sh Ambassador, Doke; of Leeds and Dorset, Dike of Grafton and the I.ale s Etzroy, Michel; of Richmond, Mar. guts and Marchioness of Win. 1.". t tr, Ilan - pis arid I‘l. - achint:t..l of Worcester, Marrhionesi C.ntiden, M 'ratio:less of Down 'hire and the Ladies 1111; 1.or.1; A•air, Lyndoch, Nielboroe, Drecknoek, Aboyne, Atatlvrr,, .1. rlt.7,:roF, Wm. Bentittrk, Alvanky, Etc. &e. ENtatsu 04.sata-House.—The Cabia.rt, and the lit, tle operatical piecys i,f /oi'y face, and 7li revrta. of Moles, attracted a tun and elegant house last night. Time Grand Saloon, attached to the T:,eatre is now o2ened in a beautiful styl.,. it is laid out as a shruir. hay, tray, rsed with walks, il:uminated with dime e and otlivr lamps. The ends and sides are lined with lofty trees, of which there are also two parallel rows down the middle ; the latter hung with Chinese lamps. The citzubs which fill up the scene are of the most rare and beantifol kinds, all natural and growing in pots. There ate seats in the walks at convenient distances for the accommodation of the company. The ref:tubing verdure of the shrubs, their fragrance, and the coolness of the place, are happily adapted to a summer Theatie, and fir mote. grateful to the setts , * than the most costly and splendid calla:11;th.; meats of art. HAYMARKET.-THEAI MAL RIOT. The play bills of yesterday announced the comedy of Wild Oils," with the farce of 1, The C.:re:L.." MATHEWS in the former, was to act Rover lor the first time (with itnitat'o !,) and in the latter he was to assume his old part of .!sr bald. Mr. M. it seem;, has beeu ill, but his :, - cover y being confidently antici pated it was not thought necessary to change the pla.y. Yesterday afternoon, contrat y to et pectat , im, au Ile layout-41.1e repot . : of his health was ieceived, and in consequence the following bill is s .1.1 to have beers jointed and posted at the doors cf the Theatre THVATItt RC TAL, HAT:4 404KIIT•—rliftdely Et/e3;mg ..14 . 4 15, 1817.—The Public is mos: vspectlully Informed, that in conae titmice of the continued Intlispo.ilon of Mr. MA•rttcws, be Is uuable to pesCont this eventilg; and the: Mr Rotas'. will therefore act the part of 12.exr, in the Comedy of WilJ Oat, and that the character ut Sir F. ctfil Plavary. in die Critic, will be iu:tained by Mt. Tr ." • . • The first scene of the play went off sulEcienly tame, till the moment arrived for frover to come or., and when Mr. Itus.r.t.r, made his appearance, loud disapprobation, • Weal .with applause : - niaie it im possible tcr him to pr:sceed with the task he hAa taken upon himself.—Mr. It LhSELL immediately adva'need to the In nt of the stage, and begged to atrnre the Audience, th it it was from no ambition of his own that he came forward ia the character he had assum ed ; but in conserpsence of the indaspobition of M. Mar rims, his duty to the Theatre and to the Public, had made it imperatiae on hint to do so. In common with every brother actor, he was sorry for the occasitin of their dibappoto t tit. Usider 41 the csresimbtancts of the case, he hoped for their indulgence, bin thought it necessary to add, he could Slat liildeltAl votive imitations, as MI. IVIATILKWa had imposed ut '1 his bPconling address was genesaily applauded, Not a strong spirit of discoutritt still prevailed, wt .iCh, viheit they attempted to proceed with the performance, increased, till at 1-rigth the tumult because 'call f,T midable, and lttsssa.t, and IlanNano, who played 'Harry, retired IR the midst of the uproar. Mr. BARN/11W now appeared on the part of the Mani. ger, to endeavour to kpptiox the indignation of the of. tended part of the audicnee: lie represented the occur rence to he ohe that was unavoidable, and 4. 1 1. ed bills had been pi inted as soon as it was known Mr. islafansw; could not perform, in order to apprize the Public of the changes which it had been necessary to make is the play and entertainment.—lt was dewed that such bi.F had been issued. Mr. Pm u N.11t1) assured the house that 200 bills had been printed, one of which he produced and read. The rnalcotiterus were still unsati:fiesl. Their mit— tarty !r-ottucerl tar ihual varietii.s ul disct.r...l.-. A thousand calls were made at the same moment ; Boxes, Pa, and Gallery had their representatives, or at fait oiators, who undertook to express the wishea of the milltitacle.—Mr. asitsAp.b endeavoured to speak, but was compelled to retire without effecting his purpose.—A tier a pause of some length, he again came fin ward. The Manaper, he assured them, was anxious to comply with the wishes of the hOuse. " Let him come forward then," was the response, and Mr. 13ans4nu found it necessary once more to leave the stage. .His absence was but momentary. On his seturn he was greeted with hisses and viOlene opposition, and the call for the Manager became louder than ever. Silence being with some difficulty obtained, Mi. BAISNAHD, nut having the tear of an 0. P. riot before his. eyes, said the Manager of that Theatre was not in the habit of presenting himself to the Public. The tumult was renewed. Mr. BAR:. Nitta) was afterwards allowed to add, that the Maria. ger desire I throtigh helm to know the wishes of the audience ?—.Tire Manager was again called for; bet Mr. BARNARD seemed to misunderstand the call, and proceeded to ihew that it had not heen possible to change the Play. This did not };rove satisfactory $ but having received trech instr.:;t:ons from the side scenes, he declared hith.;elf al:hot ized to inform then) that those who t‘i,!ied to have the Theatre might 'have their money returned. Upcn this the Pit rose up in a body, and there was a general cry' of N-Ali . all 1" meaumg that all should quit the house. Not more, however, than about hilt the Fersona in the Pit accepted the terms. Dee Galleries• vreseired a l s o some absnd , ned benches, and the more an b ry spirits having been got rid of by these means, sihnice was, alter some time, re.u:red, and th e ri A) v ,„, 1 its without much applause iudeid (Psi in truth it dr. served none), but with ni matcsi .1 interruption abet. wards.—Tattalt, in The trite., acted Sir Freffet with all his wonted humour. CORY EXCHANOte.MARK-LASK.A.LY /6.—We hews had no fresh arrivals of ..iy F r, a stove Mr , en which day there WAS A C".!1,41 .0)It ri.1411 4.:11 !land at the close of arket • but, in • •;•• ce of the heavy rain "t • Cure s• general disposition to ; !,.. a . :41, ,; jts • posed of, obte.ard Mon day's- piker,