The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-12 00:00:00

. . . _ , . . . . . . , - . . + . . ..• . . . . . . . ' • - _ ."..... . ' ' . ••• - . . . -s - . - • . • ' ' . . • . . , i ., . • ' • . - ;i ` • • . . , .-2 - • ,- * d ' , • • • . ' 0 , . . • 1 ....'. . . • ~ . THE •STATOMAN: .- .. .. . . . •• .. ....., •. • ..k I'ONDIfNCE. ' T'koti . • riss OK OF ran STATESMAN. , . . •.,•,.. .. i CANVASSING AT HEREFORD. LAW INTELLIGENCE: 1 . i , -. um . . -_.- - Paris, JAW 41 - e ir ' • Stet,--a beg you to gorrecte very:material error in ' - ' On Tuesday last, lh. P. Scitratinre and T. P. tip --ase.-. . • . SHERIFF'S CoURT. it*. 10. • On Ttideneal, the.2d, inst.. Messieurs. DWC * ..• . i . , mends, Esqrt. who have been unanimously chosen 10 s'• . lIA- .. my Letter binned in your Paper of, yesterday. I represent this city in three successive Perliamenis, Met ATitToN O. ilAttits. ../ittAttilidAtili. •VILLELE, Coesieuza. Benoist, the did not say, or at lens mean to eay, that a Judge made their public entry into Hereford, f or the pur- M. ettl9 opened the pleadings by ateting t thrif -.l4lebtat be Fitt/AMES and some other Ultra-Royaliststhe Plainti ff claimed 12001. for Wolk arid labour, and , ought not Si set op his Own Construction of the Law, -it*lllitinction - held a Meeting at a house in the Rae pose of offering themselves to the consi deration and for a journey to Paris. Jetigenent baths gone by that Construction for hinter of the Freemen at.' the nest Election.-It is d • , iss.,* bet that he ought not to set op t signiore• till ,Meeting commenced at eleven in d e f au l t the Jou were empannelled to ascertain the • , I 3 . . 0,4 ! . , , 4 the Law. The Libel Bill says expressly, that theJudg. well "D a n that the h"e" of taattwir ( a lthough a •d t Ise eveisiogr.l . lasted . till .two in the_ morning. shall give his opinion is before the passing of that new coney:ion with Hereford) is .40114 in posses- . . am M i r g ..S th caat.ert said, that lie appeared on behalf of .• lion of the Lieutenatucy of the County, and the Chief The question. for discussion was, what measures were Bill he was wont to do ; bat on the accuracy of that Stewardship of the city ; but, as if all provincial dis. • Gentleman whose name woe of high celebrity in the • the most proper to Jake to overthrow the present ' * opinion the Jury are in duty .bound to decide , b tinctions were to be absorbed by the same f- 'I musical world. The Plaintiff was the 900 of Dr. Ministry., and. re - lice it bi the ablest men of their e- • , cause from them the People are to receive the Law attempt is now Milking to secure the benefit' of the la" Yt a" Ayrton, an eminent professer ; and many year, t• master of his M ajesty ' s Chapel. He had broueht up own petty. . The opinion of M. BENOIST prevailed. . 141. es vitiate started come difficulties, which wore that is their birth-right.-1 am, &c. Representation also, in favour of one of the sons. his son, thi Plaintiff , to the same pro f ess i on ; had l • • 'Mr. Wetherell, however; the Banister, alth oug h aiven him a liberal edeeation, and had rendered hint t. TIMOTHY TittlEtitAN. # -': tag' oroesiy combated by M.• DE CIIATEAUBETAND, Backinghomshire, Jon, 11, ISlil. an entire stranger here, . has actually (este his ap. fit to engage in any situation, or atanciate in Int • . . . • and at length be ranged himself on the side of his * pearance as a fourth candidate, and necessarily society The Deg 6- Defendant was a gentleman extremely I' ' A codeepe. According to the arraegements thus • KING'S THEAI'ES. excited vio small portion of astonithment.:- well knowe e -almost as well known in Courts of 'Dot an alien and a stranger Could ohtein e niajority i f • 1 1i made, these Geittlenien will continue to vote with . • --eow---__ estiee as the King's Theatre itself, in consequence f votes in an independent elt Of which he is not This house opened for the season on &nerds,' ° ' • . 16 • n f the "'weals in whie.b he had b"" e ngaged the Independents, in order to weaken, on every &Immo n himself , and in which; unlit now, he *as not with Mr. Taylor, the former proprietor . . The night, with PARR'S Opera, La Griselda, which is the personally known to 10 inhabitants in a population l object of the present enquiry was to ascertain •• t A occasion, the Ministry; but they will take- care to best work, both in point of melody and conntrection, of 10,000, is certainly curious enough, and still more w hat sum of tioney was reasonably fro be paid 1' • adduce different motives for the onion of principle, of all this Author's compositions that are known to estreordinery will it be, if accrues "ball attend goes.. to : t he Plaintiff for the labour , assiduity , and ski • In order not to alarm the too delicate consciences of us, except L'Agnese, the Opera which produced , traordinary an attempt. On Tuesday Col. Simonds he had bestowed in the concern of Mr. ' Waters, . . such an extraordinary effect lastspring. Grisetda is their adherents, and preserve the character peculiarand Mr. Scudamore, in an open carriage, were me 4 in the mrisicat department of the Opera-house now cast in nearly the same manner as last season, to them ; yet,* they will carefully avoid hurting the beyond the eastern suburb• by a party of (fiends , with a slight alteration in the subordinate parts and .amoonting to several hundreds , in carriages and en t last reason , arid -- for *thee services, which, thought . i t ? feelings of the ladtpendents by any harsh reproaches 9 opoll . the whole was performed with good effect..Thenot Cellist 'wader that class, had heen mi- te' leljurioa. expressions,. for feet. of driviog - .them - f per ermine engaged for this establishment at tiniest howeeback, and so some thousands-on foot, and they dared by' OW Plaintiff for the Dtsfetidant. Mr. ‘)a - .• fe• te tbelighaisterial ranks. Thus the" Doctrinaires," are the same as last year, with the 'sceptic's of were thus escorted through the principal streets, with W b • • • eters, y suffering judgment by default,• had • • ' a splendour rarely instanced here on any peewees • thd - Intlependente, arid the Liberals, who at p r ese n t of Madame CAMPORESE; bow the absence of this whatever. The attendance of the band of out Pro- a d m i tt edan engagement of a* pecuniary nature with the Plaintiff, and that something wee dee to t rim; but . * ' admirable singer and actress is to be supplied • - Daly form one party, are to demand that the 40,000 Tindal Militia,-the flags of the several Guild Com- as be had never o ff ered to pay slim of money, or , we cannot yet foresee. • UK .te he recruited shall be voted annually, a; will . ponies, and others with appropriate inscriptions,- till the resent action was brought, admitted that e , The superb chandelier is lighted with gas, and il- • - the , ringing of bells,-end the unclouded brightness f t tons the different sumeallowed by the Budget. • The !amines the 'theatre in lien of the lustre' and was % h it . ht the inmosphere, all combined to the Plai •11' h d nti a any claim [Wolf him, Mr. Apton 't Duke DE FITZJ Alms thought that one ought to combat candles. The new Dancers sere eshibited in a Di- d s ereni t y ofwas thrown ender the difficulty of having to milk*. ing en t h e interest . of a spectacle . which will long out the amount or his title to remuneration. It hail • i • ibis arrangement, as tending to diminish the Royal vertissentent and a Ballet, which appear to have been Ibis' in the recollection of all who witnessed it. t,... h or n y !. got •op hastily for the purpose by M. FATIER. the been uuderstood, in point of honour, that whatever •)1 sen But M. CHATEAUBRIAND and M. BENOIST A list even of the principal persons who took part had been the success of .Ills Opera under the direr- new . Ba .. Ilet . -mister. Elmo M. Barrier*: and Made- • : gave the Noble Peer to understand that this amend- in the procession would he too long a detail ; a few 6,n of the n ohow , last ninon,. his services were t , f .ffisen• „m.AN,E, the principal Deicers are sew . will be sufficient to mark its respectability and cite. h • been ,i. ,• went would oat. past, and that, consesequently, " 4 " The old, however, maintain as undisputed superio- have liberal l y end proportionable rewarded.- racier, viz. Messrs. Clive, Bodenham, Benet, Price e thing was:risked in supporting it ; that there would rity of talent. of Focley, Berringion, Hoskins, Phillips of Long- flad it failed, he woniti still have Peen tinnily! to have been remu nerated ; but it• wateld be piens), I i l 'ilven be this advantage io declaring themselves its Mademoiselle COPERE is a tall and elegant figure, werth, Ditto of Eaton , Jones of Sepses, Dr. Sy- that the Italian is wera had last season been attended 3, • with a fine and animated face. tier style is good, and • partizans, ,viz. that it would give the Independentsl.. mends, Col. Powell, Cpl. Cooke, Mr. Terry, Mrs. with the grea t es t success that it and b ash - morn her ezecutioo, though not of the moat perfect school, - more confidence in the good faith •of the Ultra William Symonds, &c. is graceful. Mademoiselle Le Bitrrox has not to prosperous than it had been for minty years, and that The Member. a li g h t ed at the Hotel , from the win' this was attributable to the assistance of the Plaintiff. Royalists, so that they would unite with them to re- boast the same beauty of face or figure, but she is dews of which they addsessed their friends and fel- If Mr. Waters, forgetting the debt of grinned hod jest the law en moue On the Concordat there was powerful and Srne in her pirouette-and these two e, 9 low-freemen in gratefal acknowledgment of their c ho sen a complete unanimity of opinion •; it was decided that In a pas de (rob with M. Ilsretste (which was the to say to the Plaintiff, " You stated the 0 4. ; kind su pp ort , and with an assurance of co mmen c in g mi • the Organic Lail' should be supported, and panics. best movement In the Ballet) displayed very con.m which ye would °merit to' terei e• and their canvass on the morrow . The great mass - 416" - ig • - n • c • • • '' * ' sidersble • ability, o f there it is for you, this actiewirbeld belie have been • larly the A rti cle of the new Ecclesiastical Circon- „ a n d were well received- M. people then. retired to their respective homes ; end, brought ; hat Me. Waters •hicl &hied his , 1 oussAINT is a young man of great elasticity, arid Cs well as M. Iltrwitt shatters of the d flin notwithstanding it was found necessary to chase the except by his allowing by default, and now scription. These Gentlemen were all of opinion, A promises to be a favourial, il that the Ministers, obliged to support the law out of but they had no favourable occasion for the dis I round - oar windows, the streets he hoped to deduce the sum tOlhe leweet cotnponoationt through which the procession passed, so decent and T he musical di tar had t o respect to the King's will, would thereby dig a pit of their talents. The Ballet was led by Mr. Ipitly-direct the orderly was their conduct, that no riot or accident genius f oh mic . div. to i. appreciate and . . into which they would infallibly fall and be destroyed.; hone, lusted of the powerful and masterly leader occurred throughout the whole proceedings. At four ° . 1 ' I " " performer. , . A direethr, who was to adapt the musk of such a man as Maven, • they were also equally of opinion as to the conduct of last season, Mr. Moat, who, we lament to isys o'clock, the Members end a party of fourscore of - or, to sae the phrase of Milted, •t" to marry 'settee has retired. - tribe adopted towards the foreign troops-they con- their friends partook of a dinner, E. B. Clive, Esq. to immortal verse," wan net a director•who was to ____ •__•-...._ - • • in the ChSir, when a number of patriotic and appro. b e • • sidered them as indisp,enseble anziliaries to their NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. prime songs anti sentiments assisted to detain themet with every clay..; Here Mal eligner who desired to • have such a' None, and iitigtarre who pre. . • cause, but they agreed to be silent on the point, lest --we- com p an y . t o a l a te h ou r, wh e n they sep a rated, in (erred such an air. It required a mated pro f oetul i they should become unpopular. The Duke DE FITS- FALmoUTti, JAN. 9.-No arrivals yesterday.- confident expectation of ultimate success. The fol. k now l e dgeto t' 'of the world to tooth .the irritatine.• of nee. end M. CDATEAURRIAND concerted that they Sailed the Pyramus, Williams for London.-Arrived lowing toasts were given, after the usual compliments* the one, or flatter the alter, In order to induce titer" 1 , wand try to have a private interview with the Duke today off this port, the Sally, Janus, from St. to the Members of the Royal Family:- to mike a Sacrifice of their "amity. When the parts • . I 1. The Constitution-2. Those for whom tbat Constitution were all cad, he had to attend rehearsal., and sea of WELLINGTON. • Michael's, and proceeded for London •; the Lady was framed, els. Tbe People-I. A full, fair, awl free Steve- . ... e • serration in Parliament--4. 'file F.irt.tars 4.1* Westrolaater- tbat the opera was performed in such a way Rs-would O Arabella packet, with a Mail for Lisbon, has gone t .- • • 5. Trial by Jury-6. The Liberty of the Free , -7. •the honour, best please the Public. The Plain jiff' not onl y di d 1 The 'Russian tquadron, : whicb pat Into Ports- 'lnto the roads. • prosperity, and independence of the City of Hereford-8. Tire I, mouth on the `3lst ult. is dentine(' at Spitheed by yesterday the inn al Cler, 7 9. lire principles which sensed Ilse present I I at, b ut often took the piano-forte, for the purpose PLYIIOOIIII, J AN. 10.- o • Arrived yal Family on the throne-10. (In allusion to a newly-made of playing every sir. There wit another thing: it contrary winds. Mr. Buns is to take the ships Freeman. nick-named the Doctor). Tire t hollow • are •• Ihe • $ 'William and Mary, Barrow from Qeebee; Policy, sometime. happened that something occurred atz a in charge to Cadiz, and return with the transports, Doctor (Syniunds, as t • ' ' g Magistrate) st his delights in g el. 'layers, from London to the South Sells ; Pa- ling prisoners out ofjail, and not the Doctor (Addington) wino theatre which occasioned an audience td bealisep- • 3 having their crews on beard. They Sill sail the h n putting them i n 11 . (Referring to the roriected pointed : a singer took cold, or refused to aer: Who f ramaribo, Sullen., from Amsterdam for Surinam.- moment the wind will permit. d eV ic is in Mr. Pin on the Trial of Home Tooke) " The was to explain this ? It was necessary there shoot& PROPOSED WELCH ORDEit•-The fortunate youth, - - Arrived to-day the William and Amelia. J on es , for Teeth, the whole Trash, and nothing but theTruch''-12. Sac- cess to our worthy, lung-tried, and laithful Itepreeeutatives, he a person able to address the audleswe. Thsede- a few dal a before his departure (root England, hay. North Brunswick ; and Fortune, Biggem, from &c. ete. &c. pertinent fell on the musical director. lie mentioned • log learnt from a person who has the entire of a Pant, for London ; the latter has lost the head of MEDICAL ELECTRICITY AND GALVANISM.-The this to show how difficult it must be to meet an hi. greet house in Pall-mall, that the new Order wee divides' with so many quinines. lie did not say her rudder, bulwark, boat, &c. and must unload to well-koovrn medical properties of the Electric and t about to be established, instantly Cooooli99ioiird 1911 repair. Galvanic Fluid, as an enchant, ',derive. and deob- that such a men as Sir George Smart eat not to be . f . agent to purchase for him a large estate in Wales, PoRTUNOUTIT. J AN. 11.-Arrived yesterday his struent, its peculiar adaptation to numerous cases in Procured ; but then he must have 2,0001. a year. i then on sale, as a qualification for the Knighthood of Majesty's ship Tamer, from Newfoundland ; sailed the practice of physic and su r gery , and its 'strain- Talent would elegy, have its price. It was navels ' li Sr. Devitt. He stated 'hit it was impossible to waitto the Plaintiff that the opera of Do* Giovanni lied denary efficacy in the most obstinate d i sor ders , which • 1 till a vacancy might take place in one of the ea/stiox from thence December 23, with the Fame, bound tobeen brought oat last season. It was a bold design, ' have been radically cared by its application alone, Orders, and that a person of his colisquence t mild Greenock : the Mary was to sail the following day for it had been represented et Paris , and had failed. •-• I after the combined powers• of internal and external not figure in Paris without • cordon.-Tbe truth of Mr. Ayrton was convinced It was the fine's work of one for England : the Brothers, for Liverpool, was ex. medicines had entirely failed, have established its high the above may be relied upon. of the finest composers, and was therefore resolve d to 'anted to sail about the sth, and the Funchal, for reputation as an invaluable remedy for a vast chits , if • get it up. The history of Dan Giovanni had been FUNERAL.- Yesterday the body of the late Jolts Greenock, about the 15th January : the Ewes., of human maladies, both local and constitotinnal.--o unfortunate till be came to this country. It wooer Moons, tried and acquitted of Hi g h Treason ' was for • dthe 3I D bN Such is the esteem in which it has been held by the Waterford sailed 2 ( December er : the PRY Waterford,before had had its full effect. it was a work originelly conveyed from the premises of a window-blind-maker most eminent of the Fatuity, that its administration written by a Spaniard. In the time of Look XIV. , and undertaker, in the New Cut , Blackfriars-road, Country, from Liverpool. with provisions, arrived has not only been long intrudoced into Hospitals and .F• Moliere introduced it into Paris under the title of Le for interment in the bond ground of St. Deegan, at St. John's the 27th December ; left at St. John ' s Dispensaries, recommen d e d by the Royal Humane Stepney, near the remains of CASHMAN, the mariner, his Majesty's ships Egeria, Fliy, Sir Francis Drake .FestindePierre; bat it never suited theFrencbTheatre. FrenchTheatre. ‘ . • \ i i Society in the ressacitative process of suspended alai- some time ago, after condemnation, st a and R o y a l ; the Vigilant, Allen, from Tenerife, mation, but also prescribed by the most scientific 41,41 It had. been turned int o prose, and there was some- - I.lang in its moral the I sinew; did not like. When - rioter, &c.-In the course of last week a handbill the 4 h of last December left there sailed on t it wascherwards translated into halite, end acted, was circulated, to inform the Friends of Patriotism desperate cases of disease as the last hope of the af- that the body of Hooece had been removed to the loading the Ann, Neptune, Youog • Anan, and Meted, who, by a seasonable application of its media its success was problematical. The story hod beets premises above.menoioned, preparatory to interment, Formai, which,would be ready for sea in about sitfirst introduced to this country under the patronage cinaliiufleence, might have been saved from p rotract.i and that it might be seen until Saturday evening . :- days : she Nancy, Dick, had been condemned as un. of Mr. Palmer, When he had the Theatre in Well.. ed sufferings, distressing privations, and peconisry street. It was there ti Subscriptioas were also solicited to defray the ftii4- fit for sea : in lat. 3(i. 30. N. long. 13. 30. W. spoke inss __ . re The incalculable benefits of Electricity end applauded; bet on the Italian ral expences, and erect a grave. stone to commemorate the Friends, from thin Galvanism would have bates more exteusitely felt by •to Rio Janeiro, all well. stage on the • Continent it met with considerable op- the virtue, integrity, and patriotism of this honest Arrived to-day•- his Majesty's ship Tiber, from a all ranks of the community, had not the apprehets- I Position*. Those - who were friendly to Mr. Taylor , . shoemaker. Friends who were desirous of attending . ecoihe ; and the M ar y Gilliat, trans p ort, from Ifs- sions of the timid been greatly ala rm ed b y the inju. stol.to Mr. Waters, thought that to bring it out it the funeral were apprised telt-cloaks, hatband,, &c. lifai in 23 days, with troops : left there the P a llas, dicious and violent manner in which they have iseen the Opera-bmie would ruin the concern. Mr. Ayr. &c. would be provided. for them. In consequence of Thomas, Jeffreys, and Sarah Jane. The Aurora commorily dispensed. To remove this fatal objection' • th° Petaeaered,.,ebd 'it wan performed ' 26 succes sive the said notice, many clarion; persons we n t to. se e th e sailed for Liverpool 203 days before; the Amicus,nights. It attracted -Abe most •overflowing houses. to its general utility, the most fearfuland feeble are . corpse, and about two o C or k , arr ived 'clock yesterday a numerous for bad at'Halifez 'after flfty•two days positbeely assured, that all the salutary e if ec , s o f : More half guineas , had been taken at the pit door I body of spectators assembled in the New-Cut to wit. passage. theft hid ever been known, and Mr. Waters bad even Electricity and Galvanism may be obtained by.a pe- riess the funeral. PR-EsTON4 ' Tinerriwooo, and Den, JAN. IL-Arrived yesterday and sailed for „w e b published an advertisement, stating,•that so great was Culiae plan of mild treatment, without shocks,. . WATsofs, were chief mourners. A number of friends, the River, the Minstrel, Brig" , Cr um B en " ) ; Se- has hems successfully pursued by Mr. LA BRAIJNE, the overflow, that some ef the beget Could be throwtt we believe 48 couple, clad in black cloaks, Cl os ed gars, Bengali, from Jamaica ; Fame, Nicholson, from who has for many years confined his practice, moiety I into the pit. Mr. Ayrton had Glen translated the . the funeral train. •The solemnity and deceuci re. Quebec; Orion, --, from the South Seis.--•ro- to this branch of medical surgery, and that they may Opera into Engli s h, • lie had likewise been the ne. i quire(' on such an occasion was properly observed, day arrived and sailed for the River. tine Ann, An. canon .of bringing forward the Deems of Figaro, : confidently avail themselves of the advantages of this and notwithstanding the mob increased as the pro. derson, front Jamaica ; and Archibald, Burk, from the safe mid philosophical remedy, which is singularly 145 Molinaro, • and many others equally attractive. i I cession moved along the tenets and highways to the Havannah.-Came down from the River, the Amelia,lle shouidprodoce witnesses , who would prove that place of interment, we did not hear of any set ef Wilson, for the South Seas ; and New Brevities, for ean ffi dcaciab.uvisasitistak v ari e t y mpl Co mplaints , Ep il epsy , .ar i t Paral y ticnss there never was exhibited to the statical world a more Indecorum. . • Malta and Smyrna. Arrived the Sceptre, Matthew-D a nce , ic ou our a, K nee consummate feast theta Don Giovanni. Mr. Waters I i 1 - d I eu Glandular Aflectinns, son, from Shields for Bar b a d os. . would have done well if he had kept ibis Gentleman CORE EXCHANGE. Jan. 12.-The Wheat trade was very -Cases, Rigidity of the Muscles, the Complainta pees- helm 'hi, miss -oil, at at recinctout of 25,.-Burley 2n. cheaper. CORR, JAN. 6.-Sailed his Majesty's ship Fel-, its his service; but the love of aeronomy bad prevailed. 1 -In Per. ,. H ems , 0 1 , 15 . an d oilier articles 00 iliterineoll6 mou th , on a maize. liar to delicate Females, the diseases incident io the l whew (meek) .... 70 92 Grey Fens ..so 44 ~. - Eye and the Ear, &c. Apply at his home, No. 31, The only question was, what should be the reinunera• as au DIIEERNIEsS, JAN. 11 _.- Sailed for Rotterdam. t he eleven to &vs ) o '4"k• lion? Ile should call professore, who would say, New ditto .Southampton-row, Ressell-aquare. At home from Ditto (Foreign) ...- 66 105 Old tin: ... - ' galliot Courier, Hoek, _Master , with discharged that they would not have filled Mr. Ayrton's sites- ; Rye SS 41 lickde...., Barley A 481 Ms -.•• •,.• - 31 -: troops.---o Also sailed for New South Wats, with • Mr. Cottes bas engaged a Gentleman of proles - lion under .._. loool. a year ; they would say, that it wet impossible to have procured a fitter man. or one New . . - - Flne it 0...... ....... - - convicts, the Tottenham. hi‘Dettgal.. Th_ :77 ia shin, ,has sional eminence, and of extensive practice, le "map Malt 6O 76 Poland d 0..... .... 24 34 • - laje general patients, end to confine his skill, to.him who combined mote talent -then Mr. Arian. Hit ' White Pees 4O 46 I Feed do. ' 16 IS on board the Derby rioters. -a.--- ....N.-----.1-•-•. -.- ' ... New ditto.... '.......- - I Fine Moue ...... .... 75 NO ft ' ',; Hone. The couSiderulloo for this sacrifice it stated was therefore entitled to a liberal compensetion. It Ditto Boilers . . 50 52 Seconds ...: . ..... TO ll The SoLICIIOI....ENeftAL has - succeeded tts hit -of 3000). p er wan , f or aw es The was not ones.' formerly to pay large salaries** per- SMITHFIELD MARKET. 3an• It • canvass for the Recordership of Brietol. The other veteran banker sews a l rea d y to Im o bene fi ted by sins who filled this department. .The late Mr. She- [el he an annuity . • Tn seat tae Offal, per stone of Sibs.t Beef ... 3.. 01. 'to 44 od. I Bead of Cattle Ws day , candidates were Mr. CAS3IIIII - ail 'Mr. Serjeant I„L A: .-• . t hi s. lib era l afrattgomen a, an d actaa ilyi as h s as if h e eiders, than whom no one yet i , better jedge, did not think.loool: a year too much. Madame Fodor had Noma . go. 44. re 4, 'B4. Hearts t Pn ei r t ll l :: : 4 48 e. 6 0 d t . . to i Bs 6l. " 641. C 5h erve5 and ............7.... 13'659140 1 0 ,,.. i t _ • SUNSET THSATRE.--This . Illieteretelly "rayon WA Lamb ....Us. UJ. to 0 4 . Oi. Pim I . . Ap innetreloo, will take. place at,46.mittetes•hg 3 WC" year ie llad ited tb t e ho ° o th s ers tated were the v pl ar ki loo l° sq l it i li °ll fia me . 220' place of piiblic resort boasted ale aefutuoy 'Moro . s e conds after siz le. the morning, on Saturday the Proportion- , _ HAY•KAIIKET. ,s very numerous and elegant aidience, who amp , ~i lea wa n k ,04 *lll ifford an - o pp o rt u nity f or lions required - in a person who fined sat+ a tiltuarien ... s . Hey Omer' ...-.. C. 0, Od. to 61. 6#. Od. testified the delight they - • t igh s •, - • ' the entomnstonly tastetei cud excellent performers l ilt be n o ir th olo ol ota h ot f oot . as that of musical director at the Opera-house. He shovid prove that Mr. Arrton possessed then all, Straw. .... 11. his. W. to 21. Fn. 04 A . . • 1 . ... , .. , - • - - .. .• . A II • 0 I I. I. I 0 i n- re 1.. !a nt of