Star. — London, England, 1817-09-11 00:00:00

BRICRTON. SRPTIZMBER 9. T'1:; PRINCE RCOSPIT was at sea yesterday upward., of ten hours. Sir BaNJamta Binoairtal.o, who put i.fr in a boat, fell in with the yacht abolit three leng , :cs flans land. The IttuaNT dined nn b'urd. 'Lite !! n. C iptain Pacrr, the Commander nithe yacht, ..0 Wu mot Cuirris, accompanied the Royal suit- '; , rn watisi, and continued at the l'aviiion until th:s to. Istin:. A corcert, as tt.ual, enlivetiA the laFa s:tht. cnuc:uded about 12 o'clock. T!,.. Royal y.:cht stool very cl.se in this morning, an:: ramie: ins ..ve:e the hJats wi::: gay company Vrit were saiiim; I.er. LrZers were ad v,iited on board. The inotectiqg frigate is the 1%. ..... _ • The Channel t ,, -tlay has irt diver ‘: and most enlivening Apparance, trial a te• : • tne, r.e front the North. '3FirrEmt.vn I n.—.Xrtived the Ttnett triote, Capt. Amts. ist:J ii•ed H Reyal s A t l t ,•. tt ea the eiA RECLNT, aCCOMpa- av Sir ... lELt), and the wool,: retinue of :N o .!, lily at the l'aTilion, or the scv:.!ti time prn ctelcd to the :aid went in Sir James Yee. barge, and embarked on board the Royal, Gsmi ttrE rack, vl. cl, LI three miles out in the roads. As soon as h Highness stepped into the barge, there W.lb a ui,i.l rge of cannon from the INeou sTANT and Ttima irigates, and several gun brigs.— These salutes were returned when the PRINCE Rwarty :wiled die yacht. Wien his Royal Highness was on bond the barge. I I be corkiescendingly caved his hat to the nun.er'a.s and bshionable iis:ettili;dge on the b,,,,k ie d ads. The whole of tae ships sailed to the t...il:twatg.l of the town, and at liait-past one o'clock ibis rifternoon the vessels formed a line•sit-battle, and all the ma rceuvres of a sham fight were visible from ;the cliffs. Toe rapid discharges of broadsides are plainly 'hard and been by the numerous spectators. A select party is Ladies and Gentlemen,' , with Sir Watiast Cuarts, embarked on board his yacht s which had been well' provisioned with ever luxury, tut a voyage to Portsmouth. RTDE, (I•SLE of' WIGHn, SEM: 8. Earl SPENCER returned here in the Commisiioner or the Dock-yard's yacht, on Sunday, soon after twelve o'clock. At an early hour on Monday morn• ing, the Noble Larl left us firr London, on his way into Yorkshire, on a' slaked blimp, Lord ALTIIOUPE, car a shooting party The weather continues remarkably fine ; the liar. vest is the best and the most abundant that has been known for a number of years. The gleaners report that they scarcely find sn ear of wheat but what is full. The report of an intended visit to the island by the PRINCE REGENT has been revived within tl:ese few days. Sunday morning early, thelith Regiment, amount ing to between b and 900, marched from Albany barracks to Cowes, to be in readiness to receive' his Royal Highness. They remained their during that day, and in the evening they returned to Albany Bar racks. Yesterday morning th...) again returned to Cowes. Sir LEONARD Hotmrts, who commands the Yecntaaty Cavalry, w.s sent for express from New port on Stmaay . mortikg. Yesterday afternoon, about half-past three o'cloik, four of the Artillery men in their full uniform, landed here in a quick sailing boat from Portsmnoth,tand marched off for Cowes, to be in readiness to discharge a Royal salute trom Cowes Castle, upon the artitial the PRINCE REGENT. JERSEY, SEP7'EMBI.R G. Scme apprehensions were entertained here, that the high winds at S. and S.W. and heavy rains last week would have injured the ha: veq, but no dam.ige has been done. The weather, ever since Saturday list, has been so dry and warm, that the corn is al most all saved, and more abundant in produce than has been known for several years. New Wheat has fallen lUd. in the Capital, and it is expected to fall as much mere in the market to-day. The crop of Potatoes is very great ; several sh;ps freighted with them have sailed fur Newfoundland, Gibialtar, and t!..e Mediterranean, and others are now loading at . :Le Pier for exportation. The almost every day ar ovals of passengers fiom France to this place, give same account of the harvest in that country. In L.e moan time the arrivals of Flour this and last week horn Siuthampton, has had nu effect in lower jilt the rice of bread, which still holds up at 4J. and W. Per lb.; and beef and mutton from Si. to Is. A great number of English families have lately ar "ed here, some on their way to France, and others to remain. It they came here for the purpose of C.. 1 1 1) Wag, they will be mistaken. Su much has been said in England about the hor cl practice of employing climbing-boys for sweeping of chimneys, that it may not be improper to mention, for the iolormarion of your numerous Readers, that ire ey'plo,ing boys to go up chimneys to sweep ormls a thing unknown here. The universal prJc t'':e (and it has been so time out of mind), is the' mei:simple that can be. The master sweep, or boy,' aces On the outside of the house with a hollybush lAstened to a cord, t 3 this is suspended a leaden or ; rZ'n weight ; this is let down the chimney, and the ;her sweep in the house, when the busts has descend td, lays hold of the end of the cord, the person on 1 . 1 top of the chimney then draws it up, and theone Wow draws it down, and thus they proceed, alter ...WlT, until the funnel is perfectly cleaned, and this 's the manner in which the Barrack chimneys, and There of the whole Island, are cleaned. It is true, 'ban? of the chimneys here are straight, and many arc oaietivise, btit whether straight or curved, the effect is just the same, Caey are cleaned well and ex peditiously. The same practice prevails in the neigh atarring Islands. What occasion is there then for any machinery, except the simple one here mentioned ? Tuesday afternoon a respectable looking woman, rather tall, dressed in a black silk gown, and light coloured silk shawl, came to the house of Mrs. Smart,' Niirthampton-square, Clerkenwell, stating that she' time on business from Alderman Birch, and that her husband was one of the Directors of the Bank ; under this pretence she c-Ltrived to steal a valuable - eatch and other articles, and rzcaped. • DUBLI.V, SEPTEMBER .;. The learned and respectable Justice of the Court of King's B. nch is much recovered. His illeess was not a kite aggravated by the death ol Mr. Jus tice OsnattN, to whom he was much attached. Mr. PEEL has notified to the Err,:ctois General of Inland Nsvigzaion, that the improv..ment which has of late taken place in the state of the pi ace of this count: y, generally, c , mbined with the gratifying prns peck of an abundant harvest, have induced the Lntd Lieutenant to take into considerati, n a proposition recen!ly submitted to him by the Commander of the forces, for the progressive fecal of the several detach-1 meats of troops, which *ere, in the course of last winter and sptiog, judged necessary for the protec tion of the inlani navigation, and that thesesletact aunts will be withdrawn accordingly. THE FREED NEGRO. A SONG-BY MISS EDGEWOR 11!. Freedom! Freedom! happy s mud, Magic land this British ground; Touch it Slave, and slave be nee, tie :I:id of Liberty! Indian (Zee's wicked art, Sicken slow poor N gro's heart ; English 01:e mates the Slave Twice be young, and twice be brave Quick the magic, strong the'pow'r— t.ce man changing in an hour! Fur the day that makes him fre e, Double worth that man shag Ire ! Massa! gra!eft.l Qeaco do Twice the work or Slave for you; Fight for Massa twice as long Love for Massa twice as .trong ! The LORD CHARCULOR sits on the last Monday in October. when his Lordship will hold his first Seal. The Vice CummeLion has ►ntimrated his intention of sitting on the 23d of October, to hear bankrupt petitions, and exceptions to reports. Su loathsome, unjust, and iniquitous, is an endea vour to dtTrive of life by conviction on the evidence of spies and informers, that JEFFRIES himself, when Serjeant JEFFRIES, on the trial of the murdered Lord Russeu., said to the Jury, •• Remember, we brine no iportzinicou persons here ; we have nut raid the gaol: for evidence; we have brought before you no reanda lour SPIES and INroultans, but men worthy of credit." FATAL DVEL.--011 Wednesday se'nnight a meet ing took place near Dungarean, between J. T. Esq. and F. S. B. Esq. both of that town. They fired but once ; Mr. B. was wounded in the abdomen, and ex pired the next day. Mr. B. was a Lieutenant in the Waterford Militia. ITALIAN GRATITUDEA celebravd opera-singer being highly praised in the presence of a Lady at Rome, the Lady, wiLli the most an.iable simplicity, observed, that he had a good voice but a Lad heart.— My broth( r, the Cardinal, made a soprano of him, and he has never since evinced the least gratitude to his benefactor." ANLMTZ.—A parson, tired of the prolix stories of a great traveller, slid to him, .6 Sir, you have doubtleis become accpainted with Geography in the course of your travels ?"-6 4 Sir," answered the learned traveller, ge I have. never been so far" Ar usual, ILlzArtn, Bonne. and Co. sold in Shares a Prize of Twenty Thousand Poentis, No. 2377, drawn yesterday. They also sold a Prize of Twenty Thousand Pounds in the last Lottery, and three otter Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds in the last tea months—a run of mum untaralleled in I,,llery "'Dinah. Monday, as Mr. Dm, of the Rent Recovery Of fice, London-wall, near Coleman -street, was re moving the goods of Mrs. Boman (a widow), under distraint for rent, from Queen-street, Southwark, he discovered in an old bureau a secret drawer, contain £44s in B.,nk-notes, some memorandums, and a will of her late husband, who died in June, 1795. A letter from Dominica, dated July 19, staetss , g That flour was 13 dollars per barrel, and falling much. There were from six to nine thousand barrels of it in the market. There had lately arrived about 1,000 hogsheads of tobacco, and that the markets had been so overstocked with all kinds of American produce, sugar eight dollars to nine per hundred weight. They als') mention that all the exportation of sugar in foreign vessels was prohibited on the first of July. Two French store-ships had arrived there from Roclifort." • From the Nsta Orleans Gazette of July 12:—Lieu tenant J. C. CUNNINGHAM, Commander of the United States' schooner Firebrand, arrived in town yester- I morning, Iron Vera Cruz, having brought with him Wyatt, charged with the murder of Captain DIHICOLL, of the schooner Fox. The Firebrand sailed Irons 13a1ize on the '2d ult. and arrived at Vera Cruz on the 14th ; saluted the fort, having first as cei tamed that it would be returned gun for gun which was done; received the prisoner Wyatt on board, and sailed the 20th. Doting Lieut. CUN NINGHAM'S stay at Vera Crux he was treated with marked civility by the Officers of the Government and by the citizens. Lieut. CustsiNuttata, in giving, an account of his voyage, states, that an American vessel, the Charles, had been twice boarded by In surgent privateers. The last of them had made cif with all the papers. He had in consequence taken the Charles back to Vera Cruz t and Inciting with one of these pirates, as he terms them, he took pos session of the vessel, and sent her into St. Louis." On the 15th uit. there were some disturbances at Ge- neva, and it was not until after considerable efforts that the gendarmerie succeeded in restoring order.— ' Several persons were severely wounded. NUMBER OF KNOWN VEGETABLF.3.—The number of Plants yet known amounts, according to the calcula tion of Baton VON HUMBOLDT, to 44,000, of which 6,060 are agamous, that is, plants which have no sexual organs, such as champiEnons, lichens, &c..— Of the remainder there are found In Europe 7,000 In the temperate regions of Asia... 1,500 Iu liquimmal Ada and the adjacent lsianda. 4 54 0 In In the temperate regions of America, in troth bentivberes In Equi 'Ng Isl. A merica Ist I , 4tw Holland and the Islands of the Picnic Ocean SPORTINB INTELLIC:ENCE. BURDF.ROP RACES. TUESDAY, serer:yr:cc 9. A Gold Cul', value One hundred Guineas. Mr. C. 11:9 , ',. finnwball, 4-yrs-olil - 1 Mr. • lhnnthill's Mien, 4 yrs-oltl . • V Mr. Ilaffrntleil% slni.lal, 4-yrs old Mr. Me hum's col! by Election, 3 yrs-0.1 • 4 Mr. Getirge's Elau gone, 4-yrs.ul.l - . b Mr. Calley's Shrug. 9 yrs. old - - 6 3 Pure of Sissy Guineas, by S..b+cription. Mr. Calley's chesnut llnrse ()guru, u•yr. old it I I Mr. Dilly's el:esnut cult Skyteli, 4-yrs.o!.l . IC e Mr. Boni.. tt . 3 bay horse Donkey, 5-y•5.4.11 - 33 dr Mr. Palfrey's brown mare Amelia, ug, d 4 dr Mr. Glendening's hay gelding Daileii...rck 2, ay.! 5 dr _ _ Produce Swrrp•takc: of 2 'lt t-ach.Liwn Mr. Hardierg's bay filly, by Mr.nati ainerr, 8.1. (w.11..1..1 over). - - A Sweepstakes of sis. each.—Hrats Mr. Sheppard's br.g. loMy, by Mountaineer, 3.yrs-old 1 1 Mr. Rogers's eb. as. Heroine, 6-yrs-old - - it V Mr. Turkey's bay filly Carraboo, ?-yts old S dr Mr. Alt tamices bi. m. Princess of blfaitl, 21.yr4.0141 4 3 :Or. Craven's bay m. by Nolte 'l'easle, tiqrs-uld 5 dr INItION EMMY. .1 Hand'cli Plate of 30gs. the gift of lisnmas Calley and Joseph Pitt, Esqrs. for horses of all ages.-1•wo•mlo heats. Mr. George', Euryone, 7st. 10:b. . 3 I I Mr. Dilly's tikttch, 3.t. 41h. - - 1 2 2 Mr. Stevens's Gal:inch, asst. 71b. - 2 3 9 Mr. tifentlening's Danesnarcke, sir. . . 4 4 Ilie SAvernake forest Stake; of 2'lo. elch, 3 yrs.fild, 7n. Slb 4. yrs vld, Pit. WI/. Fillits allowel 91b. N:::t Subscribers. Mr. !shkv's brown er.lr, Sir Richard, 4 yrsoil I • - 1 Mr. Haff:iithn's Watt filly Pyttloness, 1-•,-r. •I 1 • 2 lisrl of Ayksbary's grey fiUy ihternsaid, :i•p t. 4A • 3 Mr. lanes 9 brown filly Clearwel Lass, 3-yr , !sl - 4 Mr Gorda'', colt, by Healey, 3-yrs nit: - - 5 A Urge Landiome Siker Bowl, the rift a Thorna% Caney, Esq. fur horses, &c. not th/.:(.tig,. bred.— I,ats. Mr. Sheppard', br..wo gel 144 1.0:r 3 .71'5•01d - 1 1 Mr. Tuckey's b‘iy filly Ca•r•thlo, 3•yrs-uld 2 Z Mr. leffens'a bay nwre, by Squire '1 eazle, 6.yra-old $ 2 ENFIELD RAGF.S. WEDNESDAY, ELFIESIDEII 10. The Second Season of the revival of the Sports of Enfield- Atanh commenced this day, and althouzh they cannot boast of so splendid a chew of Nobility aiifi Gem ry as at the neighbouring Races, yet there is a r.iir prospect of a restoration to their former eminence. Ihe day proved mutt propitious, and the company ass,mbled in due time; but from some owe ake, b was not ea :icily ascertained whether the Plate or the Stakes was to be run tor first, in consequence of which the horses were not all upon the ground, and a great delay took place, during which time sonic difference of opinion prevailrJ; however, at last it subsided by the proposition of a Gentlrmsn, seconded by the Steward, that Mr. Dyson and Mr. Peirse should ttss up and settle the matter in dispute: Mr. Dyson won the u•s,, and the Plate, which was succeeded by the Stakes, was decide I as ii;hiws: The Ladies' Plate of £5O, for horses of al age, ow ne•.r won seso, Plate or Sweepstakes. Hews, two macs sod a distance. The winner to be sold fer 120 gs. &c. Sir C. Bunbury's br. horse Romancer, 3-) tit.olJ, Tat I 1 Mr. Peiise's -Lioness. 5-yrs-old, sly:. 2 3 Mr. Dyson's-grey gelding Music, 4-yri uid , st.t. 'Jib. 3 2 Mr. Waitines ch. gelding Spcculati•at, 4•yrs-old, Hat. 3lh. 4 dr Mr. Prior's bay cult, by Hambletunian, 4.yrs-uld, 64r. I.lb. The first heat Lioness took the lead and kept it until within half a distance of the winning chair, when Romancer pa,sed her, and won in good style by two lengslia.-3 to 2 on Romancer the second beat, who took the lead and kept It, and was run in in good style by Music by half a lc:l2,:ti.—C to 1 and 10 to 4 un Romancer.—.A good race. Sweepstakes of lOgs. each, with 20gs, aided by the Fund. Heats, a mile and a half; weight for :ye. Mr. Jones's grey horse Master Robert. 5-yrs-old, 9.t. _lb. 1 1 Mr. Dyson 's bay gelding Luck's All, aged, 95% :'11. , . dis. Mr. Ynce's brown Any, by Clinker, 4-yrs-old, U.'. t lb, dis. Clinker wen the first heat its good style by halt a length ; but when the luckey was brought to scale, owing to the deficiency of a turbinate not being weighed, be was hilt a pound under the 11qi s ikts nd consequently rendered incapable of starting again. Even betting Clinker against the field before his disqualilicaton ; and at the second heat, a and 4 to I on Master kohert, who Was turned out of the Course by a horse breaking the line and running across It, which turned his prozress cud hurt the ride:, but not setiously. There were numerous pickpockets, who were closely watched by the Constables, but only one was detected, and hr reevived a mast severe ducking.— the betting on taxis nice. was way dal Box Ens —The fighting men all returned to Lon don from Moulsey on Tuesday night. STRINGER is the worst Ilk about the head of any of them, and it chews the prowess of SPRING. CGUACII has also got a severe beating about the head and buJy, but LAN CASTER and PURCELL have dealt more Chat itably with each other. Catcare.—A match was commenced at Brighton i on Monday, between the cricketets of Lewes with Lambert given, and the Brighton Club The first innings of the Club, on Tuesday, closed with 54 runs, and that of Lewes with 52. The second in nings of the Club on Wednesday left them in advance about 80 runs ; a disparity which the opponents vainly endeavoured to subdue—they were beat hollow. ROWING MAWR OF 1000 MILES. AT 'MILL WALL, POPLAR.—GRORGE GYNOELL, the waterman, mashed his seventh day's task at half-past six, on Tocsd,ty evening, having rowed 50 miles that day.--110 started again yusterday morning at half past five, on his siglult day's task, and at a quarter before live in the afternoon he had performed forty-five Odds continue daily to iocrease against Ins com pleting the task. Tuesday morning, about two o'clock, the house of Mr. Ps NAN, of the Edgeware-ioad, was feloniously entered and robbed of £lO in notes, and 'a great quantity of westing apparel. Tuesday morning two young men, fashionably dressed, .passing along llarossa Terrace, Hackney road, and perceiving a bill in the window of one of the houses for letting it, they, applied to Mrs. Nor. ton, at No. 7, the house adjoining, where the key was stated to have been lett. Mrs. Norton gave them the key to view the house, but whilst they were so doing, Mr. Norton, who was in his own garden, hearing a noise as if some persons were wrenching the lock from the door, he went over the pailing by which the gardens are separated, and peeping through the window of the wash-house, he saw the two fellows in the act of twisting off the water-pipe and the cock attached. He immediately returned back, and went into the house in order to detect them, but on his approach, one of the fellows rushed by I im to the sweet door; Mr. Not tun followed as fast as he could, but, on his getting to the door, the fellow who was behind struck hins with such force as to drive him into the street, and they ran across the fields in diffe rent directions. Mr. Norton cried out,:. Stop thief !" and was joined in the pursuit by a sailor who hap pened to be coming by, and who seized one of the offenders, whom they brought back to the house, and there found two pieces of the leaden pipes tern from the walls, whi:li they had dung away briding they were discovered. Mr. Norton brought the fellow before the Magistrate at Worship•btrect, when he *gale his minx, .1. Lock, and be was Lonrantlted for fungi x4mindticn. TALAM AND 01:BERRY. Th: following article merits notice, as it shows the different charactirs of a French and an E•ieli.ll Actor. and as the contrast is so evidently in favour of our countryman. It seems that Mks PENLEV. very interesting actress and amiable young woman, was performing with an English Company of Co medians at Valeficiennes, and was to have a benefit on the Tuesday. All her boxes were let, and she had reason to expect - a vet,' profitable night. On the Monday the Fretich troop of Comedians arsive•ls and the hopes of.lsliss l'ENLvy were extinguished by a refusal to let the Theatre he opened except for the French Company. Wilt a I iudable int;iike humanity and 11:tish spirit , OxnEnue ad,ircsal the subjoined letter to ToLtua. me Tragic Ha; however, was too lofty to condescend to write et'l answer himteN and therefore sent an Aran. IssAD.,:•. and PLENIPOTENTIARY, to espltin and adjust meal bat particularly to demand an apology of OVIERIY for that passage of his letter which, as one pint of an alternative, snttmated the po,Orlity that TALUA ha i nit improved by his travel s . 01LBEIMY, howeve., though not a tragic /fah was disposed to shew th .t be possessed more than mere comic Ithit, for he de. dared to the A , taassation and l'i.vtie,rrasTralt that it was a rule v.i:ll an Englishman r..v..r to in • an apology &um Ire coat its the right, and theref o-! ridiculous in a Frenthntan to require r.ie aAssaciott and I'LLNterrreartatty seemed zo be misc.; with this emphatic trait of the British character, a!- - .1 retreated, with such an abundance of coarageotts Igesticu liiont and grimace:, that OXII2ItIiY was e9abl••4l to supply his comic 'treasury with additional states f ,c the true grotesque : 1 VALENCIINNEs, AUGU ST I. Tuesday, July 15, Messrs. oXuElikY and l'esmsx, from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, were announced Po perform at this Theatre; but M. TALMA art iving late on the Monday evening, the Enu,lish company were compelled to gave sv,y to the French one, as there is but one Theatre fur both companies, and I'ALNIA made his first appearance on this stage, in the Tragedy of Manlius CO:alarm, by Flsse. Messrs. OXSEititv and PromEr, I am informed, waited the wiso!e if Wednesday, expecting some apology from the French Massager, for his conduct to them and the English company of Comedians ; but not receiving any, the annexed letter was forwarded to M. TALSIA, who, on reading it, solicited an interview with the English Manager, informed him that two English Generals had just called to pty their respects, and requested he would inform Mr. OiSCHRY, that he Was ignoran , of the whole proceeding, wished him A good morning, declared nothing w, uld give lism greater pleasure dun to see him in Pais, and that he would these show him what a grateful recollection t ie e ntert a ined of the hospitab!e all g.nerous con duct he had experienced in England : M. FALLS A, VALLS:CIL:is:ES, 'trot 1n,1817. I shall nut apologise for addres.'ng you in English, yoU are w.ll acqu tinted with tI e language, but proe eat to ask whether it was consitteut with the IMeint Character report 1 3.1 given you, alter spirtteet and generous manuer lit seine+ my count: y •ie u. partxularly tie theatrical part of them. received you w ilea itt England, to lord yours_4, the very mament 704 recommenced your professional ducks in France, to the commi e , sion of to act, uttparalklest, I believe, in the annals of the hita tritutic art I the Saturday previous to your arrival, the kngtis:s Company of Comedians announced me and Mr. i'rn:ey, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, to perform Ina Play and esrce oa the '1 ueelay loth:suing; and thnugh you did nat arrive till W.no o'clock un the Moritlay evenit.r,, by the tame hour the nea t morning the Trench play-bills were posted over the English, and M. Le Nlairy very p , ..iiely (leaving justice our ..t the its-st:on) sent to iiilitrin the knglish Manner 3.ert he.: art h-ed, 211.1 hr mu,: give up the lleatre fur ynur use. My friend Mr. l'ettley ard my'el( have certainly ground. eirrclaillt, were our taletrs much more humble than your hderali ty can estimate them ; hut, whilst Immured by approving voices on the oilier sde of the water, we car. emile at eve') slight that may be ci.t upon them on this. You turely must ktiow the perform ance. in ques:ion were for the benefit of a lady urn° mean talent, and, t heli..ve, of irreproachaMe moral character. In heiglatiii, M. 1 alios, such a character is enctled to, and receives the protec.ion and support of every liberal mind. Surely the huasteii.gahan ry of the Li - elicit nation is on the decline, or M. l'alma is not imp. used by travel. When I shall tell this tale in the Green-roont of Drury, toy bro. thers and sisters will scarcely credit the story, and my friend I)owtun must censure his credulity, and regret tha. iu.k Mins. Auer Awc—l am, Sir, your Lunible servant, W. it a akV English Hotel. Ccve'sr GAnnts: !qr. TERRY'S inte resting musical Play it Guy M mitring was last night polo, fi ed, and attracted a very numerous audience. Miss S rdiair.xs made her first appearance this season as Ley / iLritune, and was received with enthusiastic appi.titsr. S:ie sang sklightfully, and her execution of the chat ming air. 0, hush tbee, my babe 1" els. cited an universal retort. Mr. SIKCLAIN as Ilan, Bertram was in excellent voice, and sang very agree.. ably. Mr. Toxr.t.v, on this cccasion, assutlicd the part of handle bier:out, heretofore performed by Mr. Esicay, who, in this character pitrticuirtsr, , s, to use Dor:unit liamitst.e's phrase, is. 4; jtraisioirr" tav trite with the italic. Why lie did not a!,14..r last night we are not rightly informed. '1 lu pirt ua ; re:formed by Ti K ELY ; and althini:Ah we admit Oat in a cer tain description of characti rs this :V.-tor is entitit4 . to prase, we C .nntn surrender up.kur judwment by commending him in Uaedie. Tfat ruffian, pie 4. krt.ick, is peculiarly Istr.Toicm's property, auJ iu the pcssession of Mr. C.N1171;. was evr.l htly Et01:11....-th o New Comer was thcoe!ore not kindly welcomed.' L te . • TON'S S mipson continues amusing as s t en ' P.lstotal meat la as [nu li n med. It He excin.d prodisiArs hulls of Aft.. r jh e • Play, a new Mr. Nonr. ~ ani is very pr e tty. • Th e . tree i)n\ xt•ir e::::treil a most tasteful tea disleic?re 1 o n ,?:7;d by 7:r!) WAS t^ _oral. The pit do trci: cdra mences with s. grac.tiul movements to the Iriih air of " illanxty Kelly." This is. succeeded by a liv e ly strain, which demands a variety of "tightly find, vigorous motions. In each divisi.:n of she dance these i:!.ercs , ..iig young ladies succrided acfmirabl;•. mr.;Notn.E.:3d Miss Lurriso ex :.ctited a /.iii de th.ox, i n 4 v e ry 'elegant style. • • A new Comedy has appeered with rre.it snccescat the (otlicri, in Paris: It is entitled 1`,,,, , ;/;2;; Aoaciens -Nil. it is the in ut Al. Vor.toon. The two principal situatior,s are nuly drAtiovt c. glas is a Piaceman, and he has received innructionsio I.r?pare. a state prosecution against his itit:tnat.• Irisn3.. who has sought an asylum in his own house. Ma e ra a struggle in hi: breast between Iliendsh:p and anibi. tiun ; the latter plevaill. lie sderofices tie tra W- O e secnn4!..,utl n ttc to -1 !ic is putrahed bi h his 0.0. •