The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-24 00:00:00

MN „,g-TION DUALS 41NPRISONID . xlPictir-94RbErr THE .11 ; 211. which appears in the First delivered yesterday at the The Morning Pest, The and The Statesman. In Chronicle, which,. 'with ourselves, muse al the Peopk, the Ad. we confidently expeeted„ ob. place-'but in the columns of ewes, and of the independent Morning Pod, this Advertisement should refuse the insertion of an • description, we are notsur. imagine that wetu it but to in the forte of con:idea% impartial, trimming Tiess—weild to give instant admission in the cause of that people leressfally blinded by its hypocri • Longer to continue the illusion is mask which once eoneesded the Tinos halat length ilOppeo, at that impartial trimmer England—that People have SOW nseaus-of judging. lbseriptions have been received of THE STATIIMAN . rag 45 5 0 .5 0 0 Regte 110f11 6 0 0 . Imposities ''' .2 2 0 Theatre, hat an Einar tat 1 1 • 2 2 0 ,pined with hoarseness 10 6 , -; 1 1 0 ••!‘• 0 14 0 .„ • ll 0 the urol a rldaaltitr Zsrerw, * added lo the List to recc4ve Sulpscripliont. COVICAiT-G,IIIDrN. Ittecopt to silence the Public j ' o ff theyeld by thoPeoplet, ire drives into the rear, by we took the liberty of giving ~susi to the Public on the cab als land-rthe proprietors are ibeltrort of a new m :measure, aatici?Ste success, infalla.4. 'paragraphs appeared ibis more. prifiti o tinder the immediate* Prolivielcre • + ll 2:&lr r .si a s C r ea 4r d l n , o ri tt w• - • 1 - r:, - . 4w , 4 -a; opt f• at a alma ear * -44 01111110 1 W item of riot are -tea. • of tad assisears (sral/ the Pto • nod hd it) would, tw daaht. te oKey aisakter Of the traits, add of Poore•oslltelllittifit7: . A bey is be Isfonird. tritether ate Po , put bestial, by the New of the pottery) itrattasre, to aralartssab ti remit, the itt • paiwaltbie fo the • hey which they have pahl a tß stabs%,lllWte tfe deprored brow 'skiow* itatiah.sot eat Met ail Oat w ideal a tret cr ldestreinioa. sod as. the - • I to Intutm our Rea dew teat. . are inserted at the itertamsee the Theatre, and are paid fdrby The total deficiency of Me at total disregard, and 'eon , the blind and presumptions by the Proprietors through , . been such, that we have fee surprised at their prudence, In last effort of obstinacy, whit* inian to their impotent peen. Paradoskal,hosrever Iyear...this emollient to appesis people, by increasing and ex& causes .of complaint—loch aid insolence of the persons concreted that an effort,' weilow cone. be made to silence the irnice•Of abrogating the long-tshiblished' at half price. b lYe, for our hope, that the Proprietors novel experiment of healla s its diotensionss—for Noah% tend to bring this otiz oi ttillit a ricaision,thaa the advice which is annonbent from such 46 high nuthoritg.* the seemed paraileapb„ W tats remarking theitbie;tretrateet the terms 'of 9 lithe f9kPotill l / 4 agistrates" any impeded, art or, that " suck a: resort to Ailed to more upsets' profs ur bis Majesty's liege sob. ragistratet are now cuitolockl, that respect to the aleesliti of ap. individuals witkont a warns's:, es. ideals are ti the very ad at Ireaeh of tit& esee.;-is u ra *ft..-And - es the very first atneading an acknovl. ik the Magistrates have note ,sassy, add jaiciass _ a perseverance in that sys. they bad before errddestesly bees ideed were it for the Ptoprle. displayed the same degree of sm. llberOtsf I The Magistrates have ferjard - far the people, and those are eppoiated to superintend ackoow ledging 'their error-but ,pear not rosy to disregard the to their attempted, imposition, outrage, add the moss Insolent coo- . iPP.0 4 " a 11ir..... ..........^-.. ..- ... ....--.--. .-5....". .. . , ...11011awal~nr , ..... gaswiparm..w• ...--- , : I '-• k it. Accuriiiiigiy, this dooming, th e men re intietsial up am a idst n immense cuncourse of . SUBSCR ,t4,,,iss who hi e d the c on s - bette r totathe neigh.. FOR THE IN Lit ViD l lioariii„4 street, andtheSheriti wade reterrithai he PAD PRI MRS OF COM ii.i I arrested and &tensed the men Its cnstpity, in :-....„,, 'aloe of the following, .frues . the British Consul : •• serene co Ms Cs enrcies, lIALTIVOILe, Stem& A ar S The Advertisement wl Pape; wie " J•lie HUNTER,. . . . • ' rage of th i s ••elit—Har 4. ce_rceole °remake that 13 ocamett have. Offi ce s o f ?fit Demi de-4-rted itB L'Lfrirai e and are now in thls city, i It tv tt . rent, it Lai N tag p leased to Nene ilibill fill Morning Chronicle, a use Gail or sem do benia.-el am, &c. „ 1 , , r ., " WM. WOOD." The ozorasog tosressiel .. ' By virtue tel this sittitority, I hive arrested 41111 is now pleading the eases pu lit µmint the ((Mewl% persons, to wit:— Vertistment has, as we t J lie. N." land, Wilhite • W hakes, Denis My r- ' 1 ley, itt..bard Hewes, lobo carp, John Burwell,. rained a contpicisoms pla the pal alio Ja. uo Lamb. . palavering Times, .1 be Jedge said, that he conceived it his duty " ieritable" liforning •to give *W t.) itte Mr. Wuud (the British Consul) • dots not appear. of the ai'lllicmiotiv so' ital. Ire 1 .411 . .a._! aPPPa r a 'a d ,, That The Post should thew eaglet, if any he had, nOty,tips Illeit *Ream . Advertisement of thi. di be detained. _ . ~ . . In the course of a few miaow Mr,Vtand am ts . prised—but we did Mast into Coui t ; and the Cozumel for the • Prisoeere, preserve appearances in .Meearb. Glen. acid J. L. Donaldson, toured the the candid, impartial, , Court this the men be discharged, sufficient cause have had the prudence e - ter their de:ention net appetriug on the return. . . c kir. W uod's Counsel,, Mr. Walter Dorsey, IC to a n Ad vertileu " ne in ' . .getceted to be allowed time to inguire alto the law; which it once so sueeeesfi - * illbsdestil, eliat they would he ready to prole that 001 syferialion— bong ..., VMS Men were deserters from hie Britannic Ma. now impossible, the mu ~.jftty's rittp, The Counsel fir the Prisoners ob. • eal principles of The 1 'Alated to the tlelay .. T i. T h .. - ciaiet.Justice stated, • teat the °pillion of the Secretary of 'State had 011—and of the regard e setislied him that thseettere from British vessels for tho People of Engle • ought nut to be arteeteel• or detained ender the h e e nee 'them a m ple me a t „authority of the (uveristneet of the United Sates, The following Suisse • 7or the purposi uf: Jeliverlri,g thee% op to the Ofh- ). cev; of the British Government ; he, therefore, this day, at the Office o ordered thit Pitinuers to be thetherged. The au. Tim STATESSAW Par siictice glistened their appeolation of hit decisive Tnre Blue ihi carte rued and tuatultiosit hum and bider*. ' John LW, with his $q a*ittala 01- the . 1 00(1 1 and tarried of the deserters An Enemy to Impoeitie in trionaphi • A Friend to the Tbeetr vs Sr- Private Buses • • LlitlON .111.113ki. . ,- The House that Jack in A Considerable Qiteatity lira be SDLI) in swan. . one of the Gag, extant 41. Lots, at tiarranay's Gigee-imase, as THURSDAY . J. it r maxi, the midi imt. it Ilia-past Nis o'cioMr prerively, - Action. ' 11, HOViiniN an* TUL , Kket t ; • * Samples of Wilheiii limy be Nero at No. So. Vitionmile4treet. 11. WEsq. , . ----- Plait t. OF STOCKS ring OVE . AT diti(O'CLOCK. Mr.WALLCR,bf the • I *Gent. c *meet .. 1 M ~I L i O owe ilman' l Pea. .of . aw...lai V-16 •.. • in Leade ns appointed nhall-street, I Reda:o • A perso II 4 perceet....eit -. ' i lathe Medi —.Th. ........m.... i per Geat....14% ' ' ' ' Etta. Hub, ill, Ifii: prem. Gawk far Nov. Witt TIIE4 l' li E a _ - ItHE sTAIIE SMA N. Defeated in every at a . . • - ' —the gruisere driven reorti Ft tetiax. 0 I and the Police o.lfiGei . • •• - • • ' . -- 's t 1,, thriuforatation that sr • - 0 1 , 4,100 N .: e t :•'.l. -, :: .•,g wr .to tits Magi:OW(l 4 ml Tissofi , 7 1teretess 94. r) ! • AV', *Ca the las of this •• iaos... .:.; ~•: ),- .., out about to try Ow Iv inateed of Prface between Franco and 410... frvwhich they entlei ,rte , -the Public had 'been selierd,. anstsi 4g mc .• PO funilmi n d p an t log ha the ditties! petei erred, u they have, In MOT ittores of Watteau, . . in the „ • r Prophet, been by the hireling Prints, wilitdeiggivii *quests . " a e e atteit o ' 0( the *feat Rolf IN ovotioqw —kiwi Walt Jacobi". r *aira I ' s % elireha li cat to doubt the rect. Gape had bees kettieri cps me mit ustbsi e dlitere a on the Royal Eschew, cud hisaciewiteridiewed 11 _ 44610 " *.a b e t ,t, 01 the Taverns—in the blind and ready.yieldjeg r:47.77he saartiaa of eve *wiry friend to deseimilic s credence of tnet which' is ceegietisit with the .e ,0 4 . 0 . 4 p e gmhaStegi wishes of the gulled beavers. tn thole salmi t ots kai rismett ar se tim eeri Beeson sleeps, —llgcetarrupreir jot relies iti. le ts Or Rewash'" one a the Lt.o lc a's end 1/11 the Itelyel Eselmage, Wore 51 . s of . yh ti me t 7hi'="l lawk How doubtful hopes continue to he . astartattleds HIM' theie sor p - T M h o t t i t i ta tiaraaa the bluudf hood sr Catnap wilt again be lanied taint which . vtivich. pateeteesti property." au the Banks of the l Psutibe. , It' is unnecessary t The arrival of riv Ari Paws at itiairths ba ll- these paragraphs are i ever, dissipske all liegmened fears oa this liestireal- Proprietors of the Th ty important subjects' Now may eaciatte theVai them, in course.' Ti ~.. Yemen', the Uudffiiirrettigli- the Joi i iieri p.e. • t h e west, and ability,. tb , ti21....._ • ,,,_.,,,___ 4k . tempt of the peoptes iiimeulators, the lierlilWe the Pa Vilig 1 1 .4. 0 f 1 ' 1 P 0640 co Vide nce di sp l a yed I ;Juan -mongers, out the contest havo t i " Penmen, a laad.flrramanr . is dtßattervatPeee." ' sonic time been seri ItliTßXt;rit FROM MOM 4:3U A 3 TO THE 144 'abstaining from this la INSIANT INCLUSIVE. ' - will form a happy clir " Pasts..Oce. 14.--Getterats Bcava is n vie Leitrim, lei.lliCC,folls,and iamb Akt-er-Cumps to the Emperor, are arrived in P.tto from a , in seine m ay appeal. fies"—Jarnat ils ts Empire ' • the' anger of the petit " l y a Deuce of the Stith of Septeadrev, his Ms' stye eee b n iing t h e i r ca n s , has appointed uetserol Huron Gairereor of Vetsice; met the fella and derden i I Gracral Vial Cital•aalkier .al Chief elf, dat troops lavelablett With the Theatre, the at Tend, iu the Itaturn Tye." — l + deafly expect, sill bi " The Duke of Reousa arrived Ws eight. the Public. by Wire; : i " Pasts, Om 15, —The report hiAbal the l ' iraa°4 b eight of a'desission a tb.,..iy, or te•aserrar, at the 'Mesta at Fouttalo- own part, sincerely - Ai is.adda ' I A" A" ig a ,.. m ... 4"Arr t rllifs 44 ..... t ."P 545g h Af will make this move Nye wit- his.. .-r---... _ ^! , r . r•-e ----- / --14 weevil f by increasing LINTS will ant we at Yonteiebtras on the • h• can more certainly ti t` *wat,* I nia k elat a ft* 14" itik i. ISIS °steel" of protracted rSatat is 1 449"1114.11"4"Wilidli")IWICCA14 ‘igeli4.11111"1". adoption of the ad. , 41"sulltr 4>• ales °III" *Mit" a 114.4"ellisterde hare been given from Aar •ilki. l o c•diAisi' The 14041, '" imilt a . a . a. l4l4 "11 ._ wail respect to thi eike asp litee vehici, La iiiellite. epvicaS,wfil. y---7--. ,:., .-- the liberty a rentar i c . r t o l. -,—. I r e maara t tag to yam itellat,r, situ 7th, the mo l es iii • ever - heard of the •of that city were filled midi 'Ms who h4 quilted she, el +t Police Magill, : 9 7 10 . petawhooris. wove, 'fir PI RasMP la of Schmehrem . uallckal duties—or, 1 is the Ith, lust all was tilfilMille.Strepertivel , ?are" are entitle! "Oct. Id.--The w in recut mug Dom Weis is of the that. arse others 'a i th. T ee E nt aa.li real os , ffinass et Schottaiseiper, bet aecte. ibe Magistri K wasgesanky believed he ineeill . set at nit the aid . * the law, with respe Parris prehencling inflieitia . 4 " Ths M* 411 " 1 * 4 MP" Petle. tae elli•Illai lA ' cept such tedivides (Jet—We Mani Coo the Prime. , VI MVOs am/ Naleicate- ' Oomrnittini a bread the '' elm trawled tim tai Mt the We s. ort Mt. o r ig i na ll y stated It: • -. Ih f ‘re r e" 4 W l4 g Ail e 4 r " 4 "I'M" The De- step toviards . esteem s resets will sow mese to his SONO lestgment—we this'll .. Ti o c o mptroller. of Owl loaperial Hosselsold posed • acted f.. . u ., ro . be i t as Naue7 ost the Itch , cm his bay Item Views to Paris. • lie• ;T ab ; u ;: ime from viral conactlitil of the l'ar elial It wi r " Nee " the lute tem a pon sir tact,' the , . .'i *ay faiallaiiiir"' s l e itn" 0 • " • . acting. Happy lade i e• ATVi G a an.oi.e. s.—The Kiss al Wlll i TlMMleltell re. caved )oiterlia , b y a c im iror, the arms 4 the ii.,,,,,m ni ,„„• j _teits, if theyhact dis deretuntis ng and Abe , of Peace h.,ving hemssigited at Stech.44o, on the 291 a Mt• na g proved their feejsect 44 yip I NA, Oct. s.—His hiaJeal,Y tile Blaraa Ga Lien ia yet el echoesdinum I, net hie apexes departure, la irs b y " 4l ' , • i their conduct, by ec b milt settee of. the Proprietors anis •' Ott Cie ist of this eatioth, was shot *pop the Ow n, a - tw or tut dame of flenicks as, Private accreume ie the public voice, bet to . t; R ue of V iessem,7oeavicted of bairlis bad littlatilint _A „quid oatugi t a ienaeuitine with the iieheeme el she 9111a111 to wham he . """ 41 war atise.4. l •I , /erupt. i NW. # The (snowiest /tog ad vertlaarite•tt. Snit ed is *U the Morniag Perri 0f this day itor4L, POINT 041 ADEN. THIS SYSNING, Tit. IRON CHEST., • To which wig be added, OSCAR and MALVINA. Tbe•S•ors will be "end at Wiest 5, sod the Play be e gds at half-peat f. Boxes. lts Second Price 3s. Seeesd Prime Si Gallery 6. Second Pdte le.—Vppet itellery Is. Tn-ohnrcow, The Bias of tho Wahl, with a mew llwioal Piet* called the .labilee. The Pablic are respectfally la that the *profits of tit% Rvisidg's Entertableints will gives ,to die Fad' of the Society for the Discharge sad lief of Poisons insprlioaed for Small Debts. The Proprietors of the art Theatre Royal Is Covent- Illaiden beg leave errin most resporolly to address themeelves to the Public, by *hose jedgemeitt they ate etatible they eget, in every thing stithie their pewee, to begelded. They promos to Wok that the present regulate*. or the prices of sloblition wail, cm due cousideration, be feted to be sup porta! by terry ferment of reams and justice. awl are happy to see that it ',sett with the approval a sr', largo osojarity of tee ererwaintp. The Proprietors steno; sliming at wealth sod exorbitant pint they ate sweetly Ishowriag, for a fair sabsinteme. It had been outhoritatively aced factor* rood, after thefallset sad most inipstrtioi that the adoptive of the fuser prices would subject them to • owes" tors of three-simmers per cent. per an new oe **capital : but some persons have said that this evil might be obviated by a system of stricter eenoomy: the Proprietors, is the steeliest of there w Theatre, have Med no the eldest expense, it has *tee, tap from se *stint 4WD to molt lA* ocoommatletion, sad come the safety of allatie meet to It : sand sec ondly (as the ;Wale had a right libl;pedt they should), to collect such perhitoters, sot display sec,, dresses, and decorations, Ike. as alight heetatmeri '--••the *Shiite leer of the drama words's(lt ori• --- -gale. under what heeds .cos st. se. • 1 - The Amore sot Aslteeses Ishoows for a saiellee ,opos- , -oetdat.sheeid Thoolemot that*" _ so Theatres oat of idoedoor-gos4 ll *Oltotideises have id bathes* Otteaahlts:to mrslertotte to dlrsett Ron. is gre•Mws her *seethe praspot:i .f web et citifoitore fame: ait homed .tbdetaisolood,lidoro oolsood.i!ele. jia the scenery,, dresses, deestratisses. lightly* #e. et 1111101" i, article ie daily eleawasimai is price, all reductio n of ,espeisi &oily. impracticable, Tile wmellegueimfteetatis, thag, even at the present prices, the secs sty' the Proprietors' ate admen of providing every. thing veer fur ilMest every repitsenta rine; wilt, with the chalk eceosety.,* foe time years malfrially , reduce, if not tosallietsiaile,. their Ovid.' • . The Proprietors hope they shall not be thnoght tntraleive fee 'pia appalling to the reason and justice at the freapoweers ett the nig* to save all who are. c ocerhell In it frolu'osz ler rule : they trust that they shall mot be disenpointed in !heir confident reliance, of this steeminn, on the iiherraity, inindelli, nod justice of a great and generous nation aced they are persuaded that, as itsfeetmooteig it is not at Oar choice to ~stisr As present terms of asboission, which are as moderate as Ow could make titan, they shall be allowed by their weirder raped exertions, to autenvoar, as the only return they can of r,llhPfav the potreasge and favour they testiest, while tbcy Moe the honour of evincing, by ensnaring efforts, their un ailed seal for the improvement of the auseweinests of the tio'Propristors "- " truly—to rem eeeesiey Ile-1 meet be express& 1 pestles dire they , thems*lres " respect- Public, *hose persons Mg* address ely— that POO, been bruised, *tangled, :sited, and imprisoned by ruffians, bruisers, Bow.atreet officers,and Box. keeping professors—the turnkeys of the Theatre, retained, hired, and paid by these worthies, who so respectfully address that public, which, by their agents, hat been so treated..,." Due cuis.l aideration" oaf the prices, the publin cartelnit have given, and bate considered, nut ii Wee* to them. They have also givea "due eino.llervitian 4 ., tin the Private Runt, respectiat which, not one' word have the Proprietor& yet .dareil to Mistake opt, Citandeasen Proprietors, the true and sieery.rooted source of the. opposition to twat attempt—the private BOXO4--tho *irate Ale cliaisbere...the privileged Circle—fitted of boundless, wasteful,_ mutton expenew ; to dci. which the public Roses and Pit are loaded wii, advanced prices—id that privileged Circle lies , t • l'e true soitrre of the resistance of the public. Threw down the privileged Inclasures, admit the pablic at large to a third tier id public Boxes— r:charge half a' guinesit . guinea---any sum you I se, • but let that tier or Boxes be upon v - — Who . to visit them. —Yon ,tnay, by that measure, remunerate. yourselves amply, and yet reduce the public Mores and Pit hi the old standard. Your preen wiU be then much greater than: they veer could be; were it pos. sible that you could carry the point you are now SO vainly attempting to enforce. What insanity L ean possen the Proprietor', that they du not see . and adept this plan ! We shall not take the trouble of wading through this precious Advertisement ; it is clear, that after basing, failed in bullying the public, the Proprie tors ere now imploring their merciful compassion. 1 The fact is, the Kzanz.r family begin them. 41110101 to dread that result, of which their few re. iwareing from& have king been apprehensive— thet their. Meow on the boards of an Staglish Theitre, will-not be tolerated by the in. .l cant and justly enraged People of England.. r7; * *The Woodman, and Oscar and Malvina, were Vie performing" of the evesting. The early part of that play went off with little interruption, but the sound of the performers' voices on the Stage in . the last Act, and of the music of the enter / tainment in the orchestra , w e re completely sub,, ducal, by the yokes of the performers in the body of the House. The disapprobstioo woe more hied, and more decisive,. than it has been fur many nights, and has certainly increased generally. Tie House was filled...and amongst the spectators females predominated, not only in the Boxes, but in the Pit, at the early part of the performance.,-froin the arena thelentalett, however, prudently retires( at the conimoteensent of the performance , there.. For the information of many of our ltesders, who are at a lose to account fur the . preseneo of many females in the house during such a pooled of, nightly tumult...we beg leave to inform them that the orders now Issued fur the Boxes &reconditions'. Each order to the Boxes admits four—three of whom, U Is saderstood, are to be Ladies. Tha same practice to a certain extent prevails with re. spect to the Pit. Places in fictitious names are, encrsed in the bot 4 o f thop l'refescer-rler the at a den. This is see of the warless modes of filling the noes.. Beth the GSMelee are also now regularly packed every everting—otte.fentale with a gypser hat, Ile base specked Wit's@ front row et the Two Shillings Gallery, five serieeseiwe nights. The Pit, elk particularly a majority of the upper beeches was tiled last night dressed wee, wh o s e desubanour was perfectly correspondent with theft appearance. Disapprobation was expressed, loud. ly, and decisively, by Scleral parts of the House, but chielly by the Pit—severai persous joined its - the Boxes. When the Second Price cotnmenctd, the. Bow. street Of exerted themselves to prevent an overflow In the Boxes; but the parties who had paid theft money, finally prevailed. To the numere placards displayed in the pit, there Was nut an attempt at opposition—they were raised and moved about without molestation : and here it 'may not be improper to observe, in answer to these falsestoosts, by which it is at. tempted to egoism the oppositiva to the Pit alone —that the greater nembee•of the placards that nightly rear their obnoxious beads, are thrown ft tna the Baste into the Pit. In the After-piece, when the Cramp is fh ,jfaires, the spectators expressed their otesperielic feelings, with loud acidamatioasy lentil the covla. grebes, Ainisiredi • • The Private Braes were thin—and the females, as might be expected, not numerous—these Kure, however, Wine Who fir a sioasWerable time heaved the observed/AS of the +it...140t they were at lest losable. ani longer to maintain their -teat., and the Private Boxes were finally entirely cleared of females. They can never go down with the Public; they are inennsistelit with the parity of English s6clety, and habits ; and they are incon. latent with the rights- of the public. The 'operation, of :these pewerful principlre wttt hhaity aumPal the.Proprieters to throw theta open, foe the ob - oions consequence.. is, twit s upon OW pretest plan, they will be deserted: ." Two young Gentkniett„ , in •Naval unif , irms, Appearing in the left hand Stage Hos, - the c lu rid', sung God save the king, Auk Britannia, `had Hearts of 00.1... in ultich the youths joiii.•4l., and waved their bats. • ; • The Firemen of the ilouFe obtruded them_ si•lees, at usual, .upon the tompany in the theft was at one period a violent struggle for the :-irpOlsion of some obnoxious characters, in o litcb the °position, were successful...bet there was no fighting...oor was any individual apprehended by the Putice ; o4ficers. The oppositian• has certainly increased ; hut it is now manifeiteti by hitting; ballooi.ig, whistling, and cries of 44 ' 01 (JJI Or" sinatcompanied by bores or rattles: IVhen the lights tame almost ill extinguished, the company finally atatiklved. The House, whets tintpty„ looks forlorn and dirty, bearing manifest digits of wear and tear, so considerable, as to have the appearance of the cum, elusion, rather thins the asnithenceuien t of• season. $h ill we perialt aer king's to be King John's yobik e !•• Be BMus& on the 26th, and rally foals the.Bleth,:' l i ad. le the VIA Übe* pit, iitineneltine s s KKiyi Jeeset Jahns' Schoen° the 'jitney , • ' • • And rally on the Isth I . Hasse I inutaali" 4• • ' 4teellne to " t . to tweor- , .. •! •10;ToTte eke - rie r • Therefore dna t • • ai likes ost cant Old Pentes,' e • ..Oily Per CeoiewA lie! a grew tje M ~. " OW p H ees, et se play." Beware ennead prine-lightarvf ' " tbe new ; • fast--neg Al I do," • •• A dance, to the tusk of Itans(g.iddity, wk perform about this bins on the beaches iu the 44 Ito CAW. CON. Sines." Tie Onto asap were cleared by the corm. spondenta4lervallons un this placerd. The followitig was read aloud to the Buses during the performance, where it excited very great applause : ..• By desire of the Greet, will he pee/leveed, in the Private Bases, THE BELLE'S STRATAtitAI, . With LUCK and KEY. T o whiea will be edged, Sac terr *oat* 111101rINC. A Quotation fro* Sitasaisitatt. • ' 6o tell his we come to *peak his Iota; mad Asa no go it 'wade say, we thi.rk him o sonyoroiteointosiirernitoroli-• via seltquovoiptiva greater than in the awe of jadgwce At. Go tall hint tolv, and Ode—Tsai if he operhoid ft* op Ouch, %ell owe of Wyo."— Tatait.us me Gammas, Act Yd. Scene 7th. . • PETITION to the LO RD (31.11//3E R L . Yesterday a Petition, signed by upwards of lifty rispeetAble I loaseholders t resident in rho neighbourhood of" the New 'Theatre, Coventa.ger:. den, was presented at the Office of the Lord Cbs.Mberlain, by the Gentleman whew mime was t -the heed ef the List. irises Peettitsur Mr wsbedies" etiteea3-thltr - the nightly distartiatioes in the neighbourhood of the Theatre were' its alarming, Oa; the' inhsbifalits were, apprehitisive of serious euntequenc..and rayed the Interfer em enee of the authority ISO .hortizChamberlaist to suppress the istrisunte l att. . tub Gentleman tee huiti the .petition was pre. 'tented et the Office, bolting Cold it, stated his• gret at beiiig 'leder the neceestai helenaing 'the 44:Witmer' s that the authority of thetord CMtees be:slaftt was restricted to' perfortioicivs di the stage only...he thwiefure lamented. that his Lord.. ship could not take . cokailatten of so ittitly fosintied a ciesplains...and suggeited the propriety , of presenting the petititnr to the Secretary tlf state for the /lunge ikpartment—to whom, ilreuitse ouetice of such "inivrte, st was aCeorilingli vercd. No ensile has yet Weil received; indeed this lime obviousty could not yet admit of one being given : Bestwo. , ltirre matches wilt ' shortly take place the host between Rachman, the black, Young Belcher, fur *OO guineas; anoili..r. tweets Dutch Sans and.a Young If ate ; .1 the third, between Cropley sod Angell; lei them' are to take place' tin use same daf, ' • ..~ ISO Ilia . be. wad , of