The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-12-17 00:00:00

This (ley is pubnsbal, is One Voles., tbehtsp See. Seeti ,,, l 1 Edition,* mace 7s. tanatta bawds, 1' HE I•iIU:YLrII‘DIi.RS, anti other POEMS Sr htts. GR 001 f. Printed fax Loagrami, Mara, Rees, mid Orme, faternelater rew Of w 'ens may be bad. [ 'Wished, by the lame A.A.,. I.EI'TERS from else IIsIiOUNTAII3. Tbud Edshosi. Tel.. Mum. price 13, Cal as stewards. The charm or these Lettere consists in their being th• salves *titian of a sa;.iriur anal Thais. is sielme gem lenge in- noel. of 11 , ,r remarks nn Rook,, Manners, tie,., &e: sod a afoot hate at rei t nalitv. film always apperr., lo us in a first at unite re , ,nermabte and amiable. Hru'u .der • M el di ng ;Si m o n' , her fao.af lis t ., her seneibeity acute -Sh.• has the art of plating Welaf tAlaJf bo("reiour eyas we Ke • her - we hear bee ands., brworpmeilemi.ami.l zith her ; and ish es abet bee bostc, we sr.elhatterke INrEgtric At . ":1 A lONE3S . II It 1.. Ths, d o is r ishlislied, puce -a 61 . A TRK.A on the G MO: of CRIB. A BA3 ; shewinat she Lairs anti Itish7.4 of ,he G., - ••. as n o •pia), at Si Joules'.,Lith, sad Noe mark • will the host tag out ',nut Cards , and e• lig al, the liwa ft Ad/ peaethel hi Prohiratonal Vlaven. or such ins 0 a. are r• ,ally known 'to the app U s ti wt of R • alC , - Leg.. le -- C , • . seeetai sporting Geutleuven of the fi,.t cekblity, rid egastod - By ANTHONY PASQUIN.F..q. Second edition, rni revel! PtitilteA for H. b. hy 'numb, Patetnester , row ; and J. Ridg way, Picca+lolly PRINCE OF frAtss ist o th , D, JUSt 6. ' Anchored in the ha•bour His Majesty's ships Alhiso. Captain Ferrier, and Reticule', Captain Bastard. Arrived the Dutch brig Phrnir, prize to His M.jesty's slory rave, Captain Bell. The Phenix sailed from Batavia the 14th •Ap ril On Wednesday last the Bombay fleet, tinder convoy of His Majesty's ships Houten, La Ilona, and hrig Moira. sailed for China Amiwed the Wellesley, which had spoke His Majesty's brig Sea Flower, off St..l ills's, the Gene ant Hued in company, all well. the SpAni.b ship, tit. Hobart, prize to the Gf weal irekest, a, was soli at public atuflion for the moderate sum of 3/00 Spanish dollars ; the pur chaser James Scott, Esq. RUZSIAN TRADE. The following enmmunication was made onTnes day evening to the Merchants conneacd with the Russian trade : " Mr CSILILIIB GI•NT has the bonnet to 11C- qiaintthe Gentlemen who attended the meeting 'at Dasratest's Coffee-house, on the 11 h instant, that he bad this der an audi , oce of Mr. Rose, for the put. relent primenthig to the Lords in Council a Me anotial, paying fee the liberation of all Russian Vuerebast ships and cargoes. Mr. Rose. in reply, informed hies. that or,;..rs would be issu.ll similar to thereat if.* time of tr.- eta argo on D. , nigh ships. by which all Reiman ships, having on dared previous to the 10th instant, would. together with their cargoes, be isnmadiately release.:, • )tit that it was for the C 0411411 to consider whether as ine&e. orientate "dew* wresid be getateed. *. Mr. Ross proposed. that a Memorial, signed by ail t• me proem at the lest meeting. should be . drawn up, stating the grounds for a general i elem." In anasegoence of the soggestion of Mr. Rosa, a gefiesal meeting of the Russian ‘terchants is ap ponted to talc.. place at BA TS 0 h i lt Coffer-lionse, this day. The notifiestioo is signed by Mr. C or. THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, THURSDAY. DLCIJCILIII His Ms.lartv did not come to town yesterday, es usual. but this was not owing to indisposition, er any other unfavourable cause. At six o'clock on Tuesday morning a Messenger arrived at Windsor. with dispatches from Lord llawKnauar, the Sr. eretary of Stateifor the Home /Jepartment, appris ing His MAJ /STY that these eels DO public business that required His Moats, v's presence at the Quseh's House ye terday, and this was the only reason that prevented His Maoist, from coming to town The usual reparations, however. hav ing been made. erdets were sent immediately to his attendants in town not to 'aped him.— Her M Apirr• and the Putmcsssts intended to have ,accompanied flit MAJtSTY to London, and to have dined with the Duke of Yo ; their tradesmen were orderei to attend them at the Quern's Palace, and the orders were net countermanded till a late hmr On Tuesday right, when an 'actress arrived in town to that Are& ; the Quern and PRINCIVILS not ha*. log known that the Ititioto was not coming to taws, till he went to partake of their desert at five o'clock. Yesterday morning, His Majesty, Princesses Augusta, Soma. and AsseLtA, accompanied by Earl Waseroacaszo, Lady Crtarmev, and Ge neral Firearm, took an airing on horseback, in Windsor Park. . Early% yeiterday morning. the Princess of Wat.st sent off ;me of . her servants express to Windsor, with a letter to His Majesty. The servant re turned with an answer between one and two G:clock. The depredations committed -upon our trade, in the narrow part of the Channel, by privateers from Celais, and other French ports in that quarter, have been long a suhjea of complaint and regret in the commercial world. These adventurers ...see lately received a severe check, which will probably damp their enterprising spirit. On Tuesday, the lloyairst !loop. of IS guns. Captain Mazwet c.hroufs.ht into Dover Roads the Procidwe. a fine French .ogger Privateer, of IC guns and .rig men, which si.e cap• earstiia the warning of that day, with a leaded brig, belonging to Poole, her prize. The Ryon,' also Fridaybeilb jell in withittother Poach tugge? pttritteer, old fired three broadsides at her; Awing vety dash they lost sight of her ; she was so close at the first, that they plainly heard the shot strike }lts side ; the crew of the one taken say that she got :nto C Alais. but in such a shattered state, as to twrentiered quite useles s and that the master and 13 were wound ed. The !loyalist sailed again on Tuesjay, oo a cruise of the coast of France, having with her her prize the Prey:dean., manned with a nuni , rer of sea men and marines, in hopes of decnyi ig anther.• Three other French privateers, that inrestedthe SAme part of the Channel, are said to have been also t tken within these few days, and one i 1,1; been sunk between Beachy Head, and the North Foreland. Reports of political changes have been for several days in circulation, hnt they have been almost ton •ague and general for notice.—We lately men tioned that Mr.Ca Nut w o and Lord My to t era were to change places. and we continue to believe, that the former will not long occupy his present. sta tion.—Earl Garr, the Earl isf LAUDSADALL, and Lord GasserttLe, are expeaed immediately in town. It eras mentioned at It nterdam. on the gth inst. that advices had arrived there from the Tarts to the 27th ult. at which time Sir Same , / SMITH N'as said to be in that river. This is not improbable : Sir SIDNEY Satins might have reached the Tagus on the lith. A Dutch N•Swspaper of the 9th instant has been received, hut it contains no news of Joy moment. Yesterday a Court of Dire Son was held at the East India H use, when the Court voted a piece of plate to Captain Jamieson, as a mark of their approbation of that Officer's gallant defence of the ship Fame. which was captured by a French frigate of very superior force. Gratuities were also voted to the cfficers and crew. The Court adjourned at 6 o'clock till Tuesday. The Expedition preparing at Portsmouth is not expe4trd to sail till the cud of that week, or the be ginning of the neat. `l'he 82d Regiment embarked on Monday, and the 324 yesterday. The notes issued by the Bank of England. (rote and after the tit of January next, are to be made payable to Mr. Hest, the new Cashier to the Com pang, in the room of the late Aaiun.% s Nawt.AND, I' l'he Earl of Motes lately paid a visit to Louts XVIII at Gosfselc,. where he remained two days. His Lordship was charg d with the cons. plim,:nts of his It syal Highneu the Prince of Waxes to the illustrious stranger. Report last bight stated. that Sir &OW! SKITS warleitted in as attack epos the Russian ships in the Tagus. Mr Galas' Poissestar, late Loid Chancellor of Ireland. will, we understand. take his seat in the Misuse of Commons, in the ensuing Session of Par liament, as a Repre•enrative of an Irish Borough. —He has lately sold off his house and furniture is Dublin. The King of HoLLasils, in some of his late official communications, has thrown out some hints which can hardly be mistaken ; they import an immediate change of the Government. He makes known that his health has been for some time past in a progressive state of decay, and that he has no hope of a favourable change. The Pencil'', Lana, of London ; and the Bus. BaIICTT, of Stockholm, are put into Carlscrona. • The cargo of the Apollo, Ganacar, (which was suffered to depart from Crosnitadt, after the embar gn, with the b4ggage of Lard Lewtsom Gowan, was taken out by order of the Russian Governmen before she was given up. The Mermaid, —, from Riga, for Landon, 'put into Helsingborg, on the gOth ult. having beta run foul of. The Traveller, UTTING. from London, for Carl sh,tm, is returned to Yarmouth, after having bees► as far as Helsingbnrg. An English gentleman arrived in town, on Tees day, from Holland, v. ho made bis escape. with eight other persons, in a small boat, and was picked up at sea by a vessel, with whose Captain they all agreed for their passage to England. On the ves sel's arrival at Gravesend. this gentleman' was per mitted to land ; but the rest of the passengers, be. in;; foreigners, were not suffcrad to come on shore, conformably to the determination of Government. About the beginning of last month a vessel bound en Ireiend was put inhere near chi loath end of Ar ran ; a part of the cargo was taken out to lighten her, among which were about SO small casks marked " barley." These having recited suspicion in the minds of the Officers of the Excise, they had theft opened, and they found that they were filled with gun-powder. They tarn got a pally of.Mt• I L: ea - SAY'S sietachment• of the garrison battalion * and seized the vessel, on board of which, under the cabin, they toond 10 casks more. They have taken tne vessel into Campbell -town. Major General BILLSITOS. 'who lately bad so narrow an escape from the attack of an armed bao ditti, in the vicinity of Dublin, is the Officer who distinguished himself in so gallant a punnet at the t..king o f Toulon. He is son of Major Samson. of. Bath, and eltizr brother of the late Mr. Wtu.tas fines tors, of Drury-lane Theatre. In the Cou:t of Chancery, yesterday messing, just as.the LUND Cm ANC IL Loa took Ms seat, he was addressed by a woman of mean appearance, calling herself ELII A SITU DAVIS. 51114. she came to ice licit justice, that a Lady Boar/ass bad left her soma property, of which the Pecisb Offieers of Fortieth Welch Pool, in Moitgorneryshire, bad got pot. s-ssion, and driven her husband, a cripple. wills Seven children, out of the parish, and .had sent t a ct, with knives, to morder her. 8* Om IttOtoidtB to Ouse lawyers and their big wigs. The pilaw. date woman had every appearance of imtioity. Kl Lordship-ordered her to be tootorod out of GUM , • ••• • •l• ••• • " 146.1 1: 14 ! •••• sro." . -.op • ••••• . • eaIifBRIDCB, Dee: 14. The Committee appointed to conduct the emirs tion of a Statue of the late Right Hon. W. Pitt, la our Senate House, have agreed with Mr. Notiken. the artist, who has engaged to &list; t Is are, years. Mr. James Bernard Camplin. of King's-college, was on Friday admitted a Fellow of that society. The Rev. Christopher Bethel!, M. A. Fellow of King's college, is presented to the Rectory of Kirk by Wiske, in Yorkshire, vacated by the death of the Rev. Matthew Raine. The Hon. and Rev. Thomas De Grey, Rector of, Fawley, is presented to the Archdeaconry of the dioces: of 'Winchester, u•Fether with the Rectory of Calbw ne, in the 151 e of Wight, worth 8001. per sta. num, in the room of the Rey. Archdeacon Wood, ford. deceased. • wismesremlsimermme ' OXFOItD. Dec. 12. Thursday last till. Rev. William Inner Bain. Student in Law, of New College, was admitted Bachelor in Civil Lew File Re•. Charles Crane, or 'Magdalen Hall; hlr. Frederic Augustus Law. rerce, of %Peen% College; Rev. Henry Penny.-of Oriel College ; Rev. Thi,mas Broadhurst, of Lin coln College; and Rev if d Cipik Forward, of Wadhons College, B.A. were admitted Masters of Arts. Yes:erday. in full Convnestion, the University Seal WAS 44tirsea to a leuer of 'hanks to his Grace the Dike of Marlborough, for his munificent present of the Cartoons of Raphael, by Sir James Thorn hill. • At the same time it was resolved, that the am of three hundred pounds he given from the Univer. sity chest, in aid of the fund for the support of the Regiment of Oxford Loyal Volunteers. On Monday last, the Reverend Dr. Mayor, Mas ter of the free Grammar School. Woodstock, was elected an Alderman of that borough, in the place at Mr. Medeaße. Lord and Lady Sr AU tar and family arrived. on Tuesday evening. at the Earl and Countess of I)es RV's sea, at the Oaks, in Stymy, from Kwavvt ley-park. Lancashire . Report states, that the relatives of tht amiable Countess CRAVICII will shortly decline all thea trical engagements..—hfr. J. Bankroll, it is s a id, will enter the army. The Earl and Countess of Esau arrived, yester day. at their bowie in Hill.otreet, Borkeley.square, Jim Casltiobury Park. Mr. ARTIBUIL ST•101101P1 stand dinner, yesterday, at his house in Ti ney-street. to the Earl and Countess of Euax, and I other pens= of distinaion. The Duke and Duchess of Bun ago will leave town neat week for Witloarri Abbey, Bedfordshire.' The Marquis of Winn* sat IR and Lord Errwants St:outages- arrived last evening at the Duke of BK A UFOR ell house, in Grosvenor-square, from Bad minton, GI. - incestershire. _ d The present is an age of wonders. To the nu.: merous miracles which it has produced, we are now to add a Peeked refusing a Bishopric, and a King (Louis) declining a Theme. "Flie Karl of DEIST turned out a deer on Toes day, near the Oaks, which gave very good spurt to a large party of geatiensen. Master BITT Y, st seems, is going to 'appear in the charades of an Author. and moans to give the dramatic history of his life for the last five years. The new Play, now in rehearsal at Covent-Garden Theatre, is to be entitled The Rudd: of flyspeck,. The scene is laid in Sweden, and is founded on a very interesting subje& taken from the history of that kingdom. The plot is said to bear a striking resemblance to events that have occurred in our own country. All controversy respelling the Opera is now at •in end. The License, by the LORD Ca •M in, to Mr. T•T toe, has been issued. and the Theatre will open on Saturday aria, for the season. The Newmarket Coursing Meeting was wholly impeded last Monday. on account of the snow.— There were 60 brace of high-conditioned grey hounds, who all retorned without a course. The meeting is postponed until the 10th of February nest. A Wiltshire man has undertakes, for a wager of ten guineas, to hop one hundred yards in fifty hops. The odds are 2 to I he does not do it. Last night Grego*, and Galley met, by appoint ment, and appeared is excellent health and spirits; they have agreed to fight on the first of next May, fur 500 guineas a-side. The knowing ones appear to have changed their opinion of the. combatants Greguo being under the tuition of Morass. whose report is of the most nattering nature. Oa Monday morning four packs of hounds were thrown off in the neighbourhood of Weymouth, via. the comity subscriptioa pack, the Rev. Mr. Puma very's, Mr. Waco's, and the one kept by Mr. erintrs. the banker. Each was well attended by a large party of horsemen, and afforded most ex cellent sport. A few days ago Prince FATIRHAZY. Count Po- Tana', and Count Bummers, attended at the Alien Office, pursuant to summonses directed to them, for the purpose of explaining the object of their cond.. seines in ibis country. Their answers were com pletely satisfactory, and these illustrious and noble persons are to continue here during pleasure. A l'idure of superior excellent* las jest been finished in Norfolk by Mr. WiA•2ll. an eminent sa ' at Shrewsbury, at the review of the principal agricoltopliste at large, but more especially of those in the county of Norfolk, chiefly for the pur pose of olotaiaiew a likeness of Mr. Cats, their liberal and mucireeepeaed patron. The subjat is one that overly Mucosa duos. and the portraits are alt taken front lifers Mr. Corr ir represented as atall down mitioles'of the most prominent excel of some 4touth Down sheep. under the in . of Ile. VittolToo and two Holkbatn steep- .-~:^ ~:. rtts.4ne . DlWlttr-LAN[. A VOW Trageiy, from the pen 01 Mr. Go o .v.S. MIS last islAht produced at this theatre. Tile nga literary eh +reeler of this gentleman had stroaglr thcitia- Pahl i t - ohibrllo 4 l4lMieSiMilase was attraad. The setae is lei, f ijo ilorenCe, and the story is as follows: ' '" • IF lakiner. as calm Is SW. SlSAlStaillerbliSSS .11 is killod, fi . ginalig valramtgasit sly lagelzals. a ..the bat le of Wurcester_ Ni. eld , .o.lto.loOkilliV . ' %acme, palm in Randers, whither Itre,riiig retthit et et trait. Clkagr. 11. WS a nowt Mit terilesfellhe Tian ...f . ".oshtfo .)' tracers I. •C'i un lesig ~,,,,, li.- Ju r y rittiellfiveht.' ' , Mi ra th 3 midst of hi.. 100 a 1./slew fee•in-4. The widow was d MAO. with the 111 , 1 -trit o:' the Mohawk $ sad the flee* of traellsibtatir atiat oirrilay sarriviae wit &Ma has motif% ella . - Trire":l4ldaisateciit of her mead was slum i - ilk. pposoir vbentioleoPhoe4olai., and he [oak he >• to au oratorio sanest in else Blest or • golleod. 1 Hero a. Wise oseilikair. Coots °rota. chaotte I) eee her, became main awed ef her beauty and 0111.04plutiaa ant, and r inarad him,. iaiipisaimerar *utak bitterf... , • si • mn 1 When the play coitglegra,:ieuog asurkencr, who had been soroness.s .o leteer utfererVlSM a`fte, i. Aue...l. *weary. iinsbrr the ad leasole&othe si a, where ha -eot .his youth, th e oho, *mew,* waisrarbedielver Much. 4/ IO be sasotioaed is him. Tole o '. velum, of int ranee of ',hick be was *nomad. upon itM youthful fancy, and mid* his aseibeei ti.. paspetaial soli** of Air reveres..... He cei.rlitly swore, in his boyish days, sdagita. a. h . exploit of b ii. sraislorad should ,las Au.liati. joet...,,hery viol wo k e vent which Counters (Stint feared tfeyesd allsaintg 3Allitl.;•, CPI. wi F t5,.4 the should by ~.i.e..ilrapil Ire ul. . itener, and that thorthi r t . °am , ~e „, " easeful to eatathe vett •. a ...IS 44 Mir • .to gigt.t. The Coolness had a alarm eneloy, , mapirailmayr es ware to bring 'hint the leischier whiter 11. regaided aim so much I'M/V. . 'hi' was Menem, airliallaii 'Amer hililitrgue oho And bees whines M Could Oreleeltbeit Iserbeettaseor4d be his Se Its inasolions wish Me Whim oCliteibbropt. the * 6lll an alworalllOASlAlass, Warta bringe dm- yorribrie Maw, where the ahrtbee.dieu hes I,.briteerrerei acelrergrkreverOed their, here hdelessy4aelatemor rears» t. Melt fence of can. 4, then besieged by the Violet, Beads hatng aknowidetaA a be tsoonamaiiii, so tie morn le .itilritti. by Be. nedettii, a sootvelsomast Looses; iellortair, the li.ted abode of Count Onaiii. . Benedetto uudeitakes to sbow.te ' llettikeler hi.. ? lie leads him to a masquerooe whom Lames:, ditgeimst es a witch, addresses him is obo.stre and in.6llll6ft WO. ?II tirairab. it'd iili his marries. At t•e masquends, crallumete-es gnu.' I • •har without the aid of Benlellends. by me - lOy/ .hi I "' . yerrat'o' rre.."•.4•^*; 4 - , they ere violently sopalatee. h.. sada.* rooirivesaseseiter oset.rag with Fialketier. in II sentry asideight Neese g but prberading toe far is las taii..4 sad hi &inhumes ephist this Wove* pantos- ' 'Names drawls $ they cells; unit BsaeietM fabric ' fight; f.. Flying from the mesegeenewier tilt tescoonedr, • 1/ wife oar Ammo is enter the tattle. -of the Omani weave/awl even peisetnome us the fideitionshor if Ida denies. kis a luinaolv confounded wilt. hie afipsaranes bet Gude 1114.114 per.usti• Um @tattle lonia hat 11114404 ;led that ha snethek It le ca long dead. F': utksww Is second of the ealetaittlid Ilettaletbs, in I, shack. et! with Issciii thus taken scaly tataNlie of, • istss.eeeeteis, awl tWI name with al@lS a tWallidialift, of In. fatitanot pursuit, bstioeseseareieself taa atease. Na has. however, a Mood, a amebas sad hilen&edillat, Comma bushy. wk. Is ever ',Whew! Ilk tuatara • &We} bless br the none. imam of Loweirtta, that CuuntesatiOdues evert? em irate tioroof fee tboolooneadesed bet was. .He feid,oiteteam,. to the Goat w besbaad, tad tape Wale.hew all Mee isesert, all that had boas related to htletod les aria guilt, *win tht. ea be the out elfehtisal peen; of atootteraftifie bee *acted/mac Quint, Who ata 'Urn Iseif els ono gioad.of th see seceistleits, lieeestes enraged they tint ; sod the ludrama is billai k Tgy ematins.zt . . n ts t ell instaaree bona actuate er Use Val** 0604 that her sohlkiife Win augur, resoles to dlerigeat . hated and diegreee resorts to the ClalifT of turnip edam he is kiaignea, &sows AA ts atieh, and produces inel4lvt. dents repeating Laurette stet• diebeideeits - bt elletices the itidtCslll acquit her son: Thus As amid hare tnesbbb but what she returns hem& and tan-etc the dead fad? teal et haubanta, she is' forced to dorm, Wit tbeetetieease` of one Unhappy hour of weakness and Rely, *HIM lads *demi% can dttet be 44 Wed Lemon is ealleleolly retiatest la the At. it-octal of °roof, on *heti she always dated; eTni ice 'Curin g that the Aeneas/ slat fad attended be the heal of tat Coonteu; hail film Anse signal'y on As &routed atelsald The interest of this piece ariset from the filial .af feeion and anxiety of loin Faeliener to-fiod his moths t, from whorls belied been so long estranged, and her snuggles between maternal affection - and the dread of the exposure of her former condo& to CIIIMIS Orsini, her present husband. Tail produced some very well-wrocialit scenes, which received every &mistime from she performar.cr, but 'did not possess strength or variety to anise the attention throu g h fire tedioos mils. The combitiatt.n of body and pashas, in a scene whine a ridicuious mas querade is mixed up with the meeting of the Geometers and her son, excited mach disapprobation and disgust. The chandlers of Pailiener ' the Casettes. Lee. rate, and Stanley, am well deems, but badly group's. The pillars is smitsisbed. Lessens first appears at the suasquetade as a Wick; and *ben she spoke, the audience recognised their Us Garde, Mts. H. SWOONS, and holed het with a bares of applause. She appeared in a new charade, a fe male Zsesa, and displ.iyed dignity, energy, and elocution, ;hat would have done honour to the school of Kama"' yet the amoral disoo. "Mon of this Lady is geoideacso Miami. Mrs. . Fewest, in the Cesesiser, was moat *Main than merged& Mr. 'Lamson, as tielkeser, was every thing the author could have wished, pineal, excep tion, that he semstieses forgets the mho* step of tragedy, and reuses abruptly. W. H. Samoan, sat Ceertei.vreakyorras mealy, energetic, aad impres sive, and received the most unbounded applasse. Mr. Eves spoke the Prologue, which urged the Author's claims to public festoon that he even became a 'pestpitistree to please them. El. flianoes, for the first nine, spoke an kpi logee, with great point, sweetness, and vivacity.— Mr. Etctstros should am have attempted to give eat the Tragedy need Mrs. Capons bad plea Jed the Auilue's cause, who could not be untucceistu!. Mr. liewststaa. in s sbe part of Trainees ivieik, in TAe Westisseseals. 'kept the, house in eontrnued laughter. COVellt-s•RD‘N. Sir JOllll VASS gaucies Comedy, ike Csorlskrec; , , was revived last night at this Theatre; with the comic support of Messrs. Law's, Musosii,Entn'ii Fewest?, and Itten• 41" Joon, it Could PM Ltd to prove highly attritive. The au4rence was crowded end fashomable, and the performance received an,• venal applause. The taste and jajgment of the Manager ware evident is the riejeainn of some le' delicate passages; but without fastidiousness we may say, that a little more pruning, would have made the piece more pleasing to . a modern sat. Mrs. Comas' Kuntz, in Cows, war interesting and impressive. 'Mrs. D AAAAA cies tad Mrs. 14 AI -melts were mach applandei ; nor was the Corivss of Miss Neutron witn:ut r.umernus clattais to sr• probation. The interrttnsg Melia-Drama eat V:ind Hay followed *if! ***loos* I I' N,