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resizac - 4—d4ted Deco . Hemlock, the Settle- Dcatieek, the Settle- a copy. ow of . State, from commanding Ilia . a large lumber of .• Contribu- Calabria, to 'ailed at iuder the batteries biryee, of the menlioned In the Commanders of Weszle, and im) Ma them.— to your judicious Are succeed of the jnterprisr conduct.-1 hove the honour to J. STUART. ialta, commanded by Major Ram ht 69th under Captain 50 men at the timin in Lesion : Macy, • ith tiro sis.pounden snit ohe Diamaste, September.. 1001). the honour to acquaint !ou. yon w ere pleased to put under executed the service iu un crm . .nortioo •with Captain flotilla of thirty-eight of which tour are larae town of Diamante, where they Is much !perseverance, by 11isjesty's brig Weimar. We Were bafNed by calms, during fire days, on the passage f'roist 31ilaszo, on three of which we must Lave beet: distinctly seen from the enemy's coast ; and on exsintining die position taken here, 1 foetid it v. -PT respectable, as the town of Diamante, which covered the vissels ranged on the right mid left of . . • . . . CITY OT LONDON TAVERN, Die. IS, low ,V E ..Lt. t k...k: a i T rpoi"ted int. the gth of DeceinSer, by this MERCHANTS and INHABIT- AN Ts of LONDON, to attend to the Applompoo of a GENERAL SLISSCRII7IOtI le aid of tbe brave SPA- NISH PATRIOTS, Ow stiagoling in the field, to defend then country froth 1 Ibrelen add cruel Invader, cannot din. cheep that ditty witlitott striking au earnest Appeal to Ike nitration of tiwir semolina Countcymeu, of all ranks, in b:bolf of • Nutsuoi and a Came so interesting to all the gym- , hies of Britons. i people contending fur their independence, liberties, and escurity, from foreign tyranny and oppreesiort—a nation, friestly im its dispositions—rhonourable in all its nabobs! . eadiset and charato r—titted, Ity political and titmice:Sl Interests and relators, to be closely morseled in alliance and friendship with Great Britain, and now stru,ogling, with lestoic fortitude, In a common cause, limiest • COllllllllll and host formidable Wei sullering in the arduous conflict the greatest hardships , and enduring the severed privations, La, surety, stems claims of every kiud ou every inhabit. aid of toes,' Woods; ant though the greatest exertions kove, with the 'sacral 0i: ramjet of this nation, been made by Government to afford the most extensive, speedy, and ef- a r r ow , aids of tee sire, arms, announitiou, military stores, ointments, and elothiiig for the maintenance and rapport or the Spnoish troops, tort,. c 00, h the succour of large bodies of British soldiers it is. soli 6 lt, that the generous mn , afestatiou of the pupula. sentiment, and such further aids, of Teens kinds, at a general and liberal Sultwripi ion may supply, einem Mot hare an effect antimafia' sod con- k limbos L. the Spanish sootier, and couvinci.ie to the Spanish Government and people, of t he' perfect union in opinion and *Mimeo which on this subject ambulate throughout these island'. The Committee rely, with confidence, that the good ex- ample of the pu'dir Corpitratioi.s and Companies, nod of the lithahitants of the Sletiopolis, will be followed by the principal Cities, 'Ennui, and Districts of the Veiled King- dom, in order to Lem together an tallirlig wonky of the great moms for which it is made—of the high character said adleenee of the Empire, width presents it—and fit tots ae- tepted by the gollset, dietiterested, and high-spirited antics, to whose brave deft-oders it s offered. The Right :lon. J. Garcias Ald. New ohms the L or d m a y o r IV. Gordon, M.P. E. Parry. Lod Eardley 11. Gold.nsul J. Pierce #A. Anileukto It. Haokey Sir C. Price, Bart. J. *mkt, Alt. J. Harmon M.P. J.J. Askteralcio T. Harrinita SirJ.Perring,Bart. J. **cos, Ald. .-- Ilaertaon E. Qum J. Q. Harris • T. Ituvcroft A. lan, .P. C. Hanhory J. M. Rallies 3.lAsitiblate,M.F. 3. 'twits . .1. Russell R. y J. Jackson, Dm. C. Sant W. lionhiumM.P. S. limes J Shaw, Ald. M.P. J. Bosoms, W bimotekbull R. Slade C. Butixr P. Keisisotoe Lirrat. Scat e. Ihnsaquet 9. Long Ald. C. Smith r.. Boasts Sir J. W Lubbock, E. Law D. Reyley Bart. SI ‘'. J. Ititort SO '.V. Ca** W. 1101611, St P. dir R. Wigan, I. x. ‘; ~e l . M.P. I. Murton, M.P. G. Ward H. Coinha, 800. J. Maitland, M.P. J. Wilmot, jut. NI.P. Ald. M. Vltonnell E. Waters J. Cohen .1 Ohioans R.l Weston. l .1 Chatfield Sir it C. Glynn, iG. Sandman / .1. 'hinies Dart. J. JOrol. E. nester C. Termer. / H. Goodwin P. Five A. Golslamid ...... Mundell C. Enderley R. II Martio C. Boothe. Amato of aalueriptiosa advert lied . L. 111,446 16s. • ouistou Lb SVII(ellIPTIONS: t J. F. Ti tes - - L. an to A. Meriden - - - 1...50 It 3. Jackson god Co. - fos 0 Sebastian G. Martian 52 10 /Ward Parry - - it u Douglas awl Skew . se to The kestibMmette, thud lllontaerae . - 1 1 Cantainsy, by this Hymen Hymen .- 2 . : handout Taylor sad N. M. Retschield .to to • Menton - - - Ls a Bernales - - . 105 o • Jake /IMMO - .. -21 • Nelson and Adam - et s Timone Markeit - los o Hardy, Ottley, it Co. an to •15DITIONAL SUMWRITTIONS AT 1.409111`9, $ "*".• , 1116:T:ult-gass - - 52 to Annette', Wood& C 0.105 o W. Lott, of Nerbai y Thaw Henry Lamb 32 to Parl. - - - - to c Sir T. H. Mesibile, C\ '• W. Loeb...init. - to t. amt. - - - 21 • I. Patters, of Rum hul to 1 o htiteafkaa Braodrett s o Le John Colptos in It. ker. T. 11 Barker - s o • W. Walter, Tealitnrie.ll{l 14 111 ant and Vector - los ti Reid, loin, and Co los o Holmes and Hales - to to • iom-,.....,,min—.....--.........---__ _-........--.41M 4 1 FROM L.4.ST .‘ /WIT'S GAZETTE. mIISTARY PRONIOTILONS. Oriseitee-Ofilee, Defeeen t, 10, 1808 Medical Estoblislitneot fur . tie Military Departments of Ma lirduance. To be Steroid Assistant-Stu-mons. J Welke Ilallatton, vice Hill, rcsiooed—dated Decem- ber 5 , I,lld Thomas Casry, vice Mice, resigned—dated as above.. --....—. Dossaingsrewo, Dar. 13, 1505. His Msjesty 111111 been pleased to appoint Meaty Bentinek, Esit to he Governor and Cotnnaander-iii-Chief of the Settle- . Metes of Dammam and Essequibo. Ho Majesty /abeam pleased to appoint Cheeks Beatinek„ ' Zoo. to he Gorman end COMllllllllider-ita•Chief of the Settle- meat of Surinam. too.-- 4 A dispatch, of which the following is a copy, has been received by . Viscount Castlereagh, ore of •, Hui Nlajesty's Pnucipal Secretaries of State, front Lieut.-Celt. Sir John Stuart, commanding His blajeiity's forces in Sicily : Messina Sept. 20, 1909. MY LORD-11aving beat appieil that a large convoy of the enemy, consisting o' a number of coasting vessels, said to be charged with contribu- tions in kind from the two provinces of Calabria, to the Neapolitan government, were assenihleil at Diamaute, near the Gulf of Policastro, under the protection of four gun-boots. and heavy batteries *a the shore, 1 detached Lieut.-Cal. Bryce, of the /loyal gtogineem with Owens/to met euried in the margin*, to co-operate with the Commanders of His Ma esty's sloops Halcyon and Weazle, and with a small naval equipment of His Sicilian Ma- jesty, in the endeavour to take or destroy them.— * Inclosed 1 hare the honour to transmit to your Lordship the rvport of the above-named judiciom (Meer, stating the entire exerts of the enterprise entrusted to his corsluet.-1 have the honour to o , be, &c. J. STUART. Right Hon, Viscount Costlercach. • The Regiment of Malta, colnmanded by Major Ham mill ; .50 rank and tile of the seth tr, ; ;inient, under Captain O'Brien ; a detachment of so men of the Germ in Lemon a detachment of artillery, with two sin.poooders sad out howitzer, nudur Captain Campbell. Off Diammete, September 11, 1(109. Sin—l Jo myself the honour to acquatut )ou, • that the detachment you were pleased to put under my order , has sueeessfully executed the service iii view, by capturing, in coilinurtimi with Captain Perin i., ..1 the lioyal Navy, a flotilla of thirty-eight sail of the enemy's vessels, of which tour are large gli n-1m.,t., it nibs, the town of Diamiante, where they ad been blockaded with mite+ perseverance, by CaOtaiii Prescott, of fits Majesty's brig Weigle. W.. 'won. totaled by calms. donne fire days. nit It, stands en a peninsula, nearly inaccessible on three sides, the fourth is protected by difficult in closures, and there is, Leaides, a building of con siderable strength, eominnadhl4 the Under these discouraging circumstances, Rug minted by the non-arrival of the &intim' gun boats, and the absence of two of the transports, it required the ful!est confidence in the conduct of Major Hammill, and the troops intended to be lauded, to induce me to hazard an attempt on the town, without the possession of which I saw nothing effectual could be dune. After the strong build ing above mentioned bud been successfully can nonaded, for several hours, by Captains Pearce and Prescott, of the Royal Navy, arid the Chevalier de Balsam% commanding a galliot of His Sicilian Majesty, who were indefatigable in their exertions, two hundred and fifty men, of the Regiment of Malta, under Major Ramrod', and one hundred of the Beth Regiment, ander Captain O'Brien, were lauded at day .break thin morning, about half a mile to the northward of the town, accom panied by a howitzer and two three-pounders, commanded by Capt. Campbell, of the Royal Ar tillery. The enemy, who consisted of about four hundred men of the Civic Guard, with a propor tion of French troops, were gradually forced back through the underwood upon the town, which, however, they did not attempt to d fend, but took to the mountain.; mid we were enabled to turn their batteries, of four heavy guns, on the bench .; to the Southward of the town, without sustaining any loss, when the whole of their vessels fell into our hands. I beg leave to express great satisfac tion with the judicious conduct of Major liana mill ; and thauks are due to Captain Liunpliell i commanding the Artillery, Captain O'Brien. com manding the 59th, and Lieut. Lawson, of the En gineers, who did me the favour to attend me on shore. I have the honour to be, &c. A LSI. Bayer, Lieuteoant-Colonel, Royal Engineers. Lieutenant-General Sir John Stuart, K.B. Commander of the Forces. Return of ordnance taken sad destroyed at Dimmer lay, by a detachment of His Majesty's forces sealer the ma. mend of Lou teibinicCulosel Bryce, September s so.. 6 six-irw Is brass howitzers, Freest, somated on leavelliag carriages —lo twenty-feer. powder 202200•0122. s Seery preoty-pouuders, Neafelinis ; nr*Lrestn—l Igoe twelve-pounder, Nespolnam 1it20.2 short lovr-poss- Nespolitaa disoo-0 swivels—Told, 20 tan awl destroyed. fro roiliol shot, twee ty-Gurpouniterss-zo (repents% &no— t* mood shut, tweive-pwauiers--22 paps slit, alto— otal of shot, 170.-.-111) cot of guano, der..-1 Frew b Aug. DI. GAL") CAMPBELL, Capta;ir cennossitiog R• 101 AatiPary. A hoMmer tad four pares ield•pie2o2, abnegated, are stain to have beets :Quad ober Um alarm retain dlissirolty-gfer, Decenier 13, teee. Eetteet of a Letter from V:ee-.lceleet Keeley, Cammeilee. is-thief of His Majesty's @hies sod merle at Jamaica, ee the How W. W. PUit, dated at Pert Royal, the tail Octo ber, I.too. I.cio.m a copy of a letter from Captain Lib eral., giving an account of time rapture of a small French torivateer belonging to Guadeloupe, by His Niajesty's sloop the Dienattil. His Mbeesty's sloop Dispatch, Putt Royal, October 13, iroe. Sia—l have the sti.faction to inform you I captured, on the night of the ed instant, off Nevis, the small French schooner privateer Dormde. longing to Guadeloupe, mounting one braes gun, with smell arms, end twenty men. I have the honour to be, ace. (Sn:n(4l) J. Lgtuaur. Vice-Admiral Rowley, he. be. hr. THE BRITISH PRESS. lAN DON, WEDNESDAY, Dumesza U. Lnrd MINTo writes, on the 29th of 'June, from Calcutta, to the CIIAIIISIAN of the EAST INDIA COMPANY, that profound tranquillity, order, and good government, reigned throu4haut all the Com pany's possessions; and that next year he shou:d certainly be able to remit from 600,0001. to 1,200,0001. sterl ing,ssrpl us revenue, to this count...,. The St. llamas°, with the following ships under convoy, viz. the Sir William Pultsne,y, IVorcaster, Walpole, Dales of Montrose, and the nava, from Bengal ; Ranger, ROWE ; F *SKELTON ; and the (.'harnsing kitty, KING, float the South Sews, arrived, on Monday, in the Downs. We remain without news from Spain. lire de feat of CASTAMOS is supposed to bate happened between the 2lst and 25th. and, accordingly. an Re count of it might have reached Paris about the let of the present month ; yet this is the 14th, and we hare as imam imisitligevect eistree}fleece .e holland. The two Kings of Breetford, that smell at the same aosegay, we mean The San arid The Courier, totitained, yesterday, the following paragraph : " A Proclamation will appear in The Gazette of this evening fur proroguing the Parliament from Monday, the ititli, to Thursday, the 19th of Ja nuary, when it will certainly meet for the dispatch of !Airiness. The reason of this shurt prorogation that, since the 16th t is fixed, it has been found t, be unusual to assemlde the Parliament at die of a week, and that a full attendance was not to be expected on the Monday, on account of a rat many Members objecting to travel on Sunday." Unfortunately for the fame of these prophetic seers Tlie Gi:ette of laq night did not contain the promised rruclarriatisim Tleis surpr;:es us, as the paragraph wi ars every appearance of !.aring been ins6rted by authority ; and we must presume that the measure of prorogation is det.•.miaed The ineAciency of the cause assi;zuccl, after u day was positively fixed for the meeting. of Perhament s roost be obvious% every one. It does not apply to the I cr theSeotch Nemberts Threc &route nut sufficient for thetii telrivel from their bent es to Lon don, and of course their journey roust embrace Sun day; whereas were the sevvicn to commence on Mon day-, they 'night have arranged sons to heir town on the preceding Saturday, and thus avoid travelling ou Sunday. But any thing to chew boa very reli gious Mr. PERCEVAL, and « these great many Members," we suppose his majority, are, and now strictly they observe the Sabbath, must he desir able, as they hope it may recommend them to public favour. In the present case th , y a ili, how ever, be probably disappointed. The puLilie feel that Ministers cannot be very anxious to meet the Parliament, and will be apt to assign the proroga tion to that, and not to a dislike to travel on Sea. day, an ob j ection increased, instead of being dimi nished, by making the Session commence on Thursday. The Board of Inquiry resumed its sittings, yester day morning, at Chelsea. An account of its proceed ings, up to half past twelve o'clock, is given in our preceding coluttius. It is of considerable import ance. Geh. Bu &MD attended, and read his nar rative. It appears from it, that Sir A. Wat.Lest.sr was anxious to advance 411/1 the evening of the 21st, after the battle of Vimoira, but Sir H. Buttitsao did not think it advisable, and accordingly ordered the army to halt. His reasons for this conduct were the total want of cavalry in the British army, while the enemy, on the contrary, were very strong is cavalry, and the confused state of the Commis. sariat. The advantages whiolt the enemy derived frora these circumstances lie considered so great, that in his opinion the greatest disasters might he apprehended from the advance of the British army, if, in the attempt, it should meet with any check. Several vessels belonging to she last Baltic con. vey, we are concerned to state, have been captured by the Danes. Our shipping at Heligoland also appears, by letters front that island to the !4th lust: to have suffered much in the course of last week howl the violent gales. The KING will coine to Loudon, this any, to hold a private Levee and Privy Council, at the QUERN'S palace. Yesterday, the Duke of Yofte held a public day at his Office in the Horse Guards, and gave au diences to a number of Military Officers. II The Duke of POILTLAND came to town, on Mon day, from Bulstrode. Yesterday, at two o'clock, his Grace attended a Cabinet Council at the Pb reign Office, which sat till past five. There was tie Court of Aldermen held yesterday. The Loan Maros, after inspecting the returns. or dered Bread to advance dd. per peck. The outward-bound convoys, at Portsmouth, are detained there by contrary wind. One of the Treasury journals of last night says, " That in some places the Officers of Sir Jouw Mooas:'s army, in its march through Spain, instead of retiring to rest after a day's march, went to dances, and kept it up to the popular tune of the Fandango, till the bugle sounded to fall in and continue their march." Having been confined in transports upwards of three months in their voyage to Gottenburg, back to England, and thence to Portugal, forced marches, we suppose, were con sidered a luxuiy. The Merchants and Underwriters of Bombay have resolved, that a vase, of the value of three hundred guineas, ornamented with emblematical devices and appropriate inscriptions, illustrative of the splendid services of the late t apt. HAIRDINGL. of His sJESTV . s ship St. Futreitze, be presented to his father, to be preserved in his family as a hul -1 ing memorial of the admiration excited by the he roism of his son, and a mark of the gratitude of this Community, fur the important benefits ren dered to the commercial mt. rests of British India, by the capture of the Pirdstantaite also that a sword of the valise of one hundred gnineas be presented to Lieutenant DAWION, of the St. //tweeze, in testimony of the sense entertained by this Community of the skill and valour with «hick be followed up and completed the sucer.... of the day ; and that Lieutenant DAWstia be requested to undertake the office of distributimt the stun of 5004 sterling, among the wounded and relatives of the gallant seamen and marines who fell in the action. List week the Royal Montgomery Militia, com manded by Major DAVIE% marched into Lewes in two divisions, on fleck _jute twin Shot-Awe; Batracts, to those of Bexhill. The metropolis was yesterday enveloped in a remarkably thick fog. So late as tea ts'atirk in the morning it had the appearance of night, and the people were, in every part of the town. obliged to breakfast by candle-light. About two o'clock it was considerably dissipated, but in all the shops, in the oat row and confined streets, particularly in the tag of London, they contiawd to bnrn can dles during the whole day. In the King's Bench and other Courts of Law the businevi nay done by candle-light. It proved an excellent benefit to the tal low-ehatitilers. Sir Ittestaan HILL hat tea nearly the whole of his estate to his brother Sir JowN (hut., Bart. be. rides handtoinely providing for L.. other numerous relations. A few days since A private artilleryman, under coniammieut at the Redoubt at Shnrnctiff, for ab. ' !wilting himself from duty, reality put a period to his existence, by cooing his throat. Yesterday, several of the principal pugilistic professors met at the Fives-Conrt, in St. hit rein's.. street, for the benefit of NI r. H'ord ; Messrs. Gully, Cribb, Creptcy, Tom Brlther, hn;lierty, and se veral oche% di.played lire spearing. Many lima teurs ware present. Them liseiwo oiVest Beleiser.who is matt:bed shortie to fight Coilik exerted 110111 P appointment. The troops eminitrrmaii, who Jatris• fou;ht so many rounds with Das/reel, at iMoulto y Hurst, chalk's..red him to 6gbt mg till i but Dog/ally declined the /agitation. Mr. end Mrs. Alma will frame sr gsmall fitrhserlp tiros Concert, et the Asectrhsty Rooms:, Brivtol, n Friday night, which will embrace ail the vac sit strength of the Bath hartnonirts. Loch I Liscialastiont„ acconspartiett by Mir SCT- Tex, is the admiration of thewriritorw of the Ort:ers Park. Her Ladyship wears a rovol purple rade pelisse.arsd cap, lad may Areasidaci the a Mansathus amongst the s. s • Yesterday the uke el•Ctillatat. Nn arrived is ina . asem_ro Wiamismar • • •1° "r• The adstirad Comedy of Sloe Mail end Would Not, attracted a full and geutecl midi+ at Lewes Theatre, oh last Saturday avesing. principal performers were--Mr. Desoto, Doausa, Mrs. NAYLOR, Miss JOHNSTON' Miss HuI.LAND. Monday, the Mer-dependinqSweepatelclM hunters, which {laic taken tiekets br the: Hundred, at the next Ascot Racer, blob place, wigs. each, on AsiotHeath; a two-wile heat het Nleaiira.TlGUß, Hswrrr, Fursoncii.o, VI/ and HEWITT. The Gent!rewound horse ed on the ground, at two o'clock, when Mr. LEK it'd ii r. Faxistca withdrew their horses, being out or condition. The three firm 'Meted the stakes, which Amid good apart. eu4 a: by Mr. Ttees's none. A Aleut bomber oft men mud Gentlemen attended on the oeczntion. Mr. Lesvt!' Drams et Ifemeni Oro 11 ‘-- St. Mare's, wa , , a !eland time. performed fume judisiou4 •Iteration, last night, at Deui Theatre, and received wilt unbeemdetl au The Fun,. of 17w Devil to Pay raliamea. Mrs. JOY:DAN an:l Mr. SeIIII,TER ditylnytd inimitable talents to the hem otheaws-ge. Jorwow cev.r wan happier in the hoard 41.7, wife, oar tistertained the Coosjuner with ono tur•L hovisitstlit and gnn.l hen ~,,, r. tit• , attig her boos; " late 1 was a f'older's %%41111 !treat awe•tni t4A • the plosolitss were 1 . 6 441 ' 1 rat.• with her merits. At hall:price the he crowded iu every part. NUE Sinisi. Ni el costa Immo darn cetd broil Hay V. lll nano Grei Jam !lee( him Def ...4,,,,,., -,...: .0.. wii,- - Al) coca , % 0 sirtait 4e.• - . ivisTAKEs I.V . PRE FOG Ni --.......--; fault si A poor WOIDNII wept. to covent-Gaylen to ta u Me. carrots, but on her return home, andaxialdeiu the Pie them by cruidle lieht, she !build she had . , . g ems ii a bunch of parsatu. sided I Counsellor C;-- rose in a certain C doll onit,t to the make his case as clear as the Sun at noon i r ieodi -is i/ t . si f Lord 'hip, but on opening his brief he town. t.i boles. self loaf in a fey. and fe Lady C--- was surprised to find he r Lord with It liox, a foil e d arid tender. It appeared that in the/b g 1,. to the had mistaken her Ladyship her her stuiting.m a id, that t As ALEXANDRE 1.3 tvlsoy, Psq. was passii.. ; a snuffs.' coal-cart, lie, unfortunately, in the fog, ran isoni „tvat&watch a pillory. hint Sir ARTHUR WELLIsLIET was sent on an ex / a. come dition to Spain, but, in the fog, he missed lii. \vat, rade( and wandered into Portugal. that i The fog was so great in. Downiest-street, ilt, with i be ha PEaCEVAL could not see his own hand. sad he suit. pass I took himself for Mr. Pipe. Text Many people went to look at Lord CAsTtr.- D e w REAOH'S political consistency, but so complet,!: of al was it hidden from human eye, that no one could genii fad it. • after casts— WESTAVINS PER SellOOL. boom to 5 --,- Last evening, the third and lust representation gel 0 of The Adclphi of TERRNEE took place in the !P wl Dormitory. indis The characters were thus represented :--• such M. Mr. £. Saimaa. daris pewit •, . . Mamie Mr. SA IS D114,1/46 .6. amilikrisa • Mr.lrramore. au ti K =.•• • 6 Mr. RANDoLTR. . • r. I. al KAEx. bra! • =.- -.t•st.t•• , Mr. Mt ea. Hay lir. Gtare. ast 1 iewiphile -' ....11r. LI were*. 1 1 . 1 " Oda- • • ' - 'Mr. Pscnec. iiegis Mr. Bests. Tont bags .. Mr. lt.seroap. Grei TheAupetition of its piece, by rendering the to 41 yoi!litflitalllemeo. it pmeditle, more or home is COOP their respective partly peedueed the effect of a g .- he h neral **it •and smoothness in the r e p r e s e n t ate t;. .1( that maned equally to edict both the performs Jam sad daait,uudiarisu The whole meat off iu the keel he it happhilituarmir, in the general excellence which we hue laretifle noticed, It might seen- invidious bite to particularise; but w e cannot pass, without pin. Def box Hester applause, the very interesting effect of &areas, represented by Mr.' Melt& His tie. iu t! lineisticia of grief, at once mailer and Admit, is t oo l el the pesaisoste exclamation, at the orepps-ed incon- D etaacy of lEschinws, excited !end ami erolist , eed the applause. The Seems of Mr. Rsrcessterfwa. el a- by I be sant, flippant, and easy. The 'Ante went otf snip critical correctness and spirit. and received, as it flue merited, the unanimous approlaatiso of a very 601 crowded and fashionable audience. The Prologue as; and Epilogue were delivered. s..ir The Prologue allndes to the decayed state of the ties scenes, which, it states, were just fifty years ay. DM given by the late Archbishop of Yuaa ; on which for occasion the Prologue was spoken by the father of Ire the very same gentleman (Mr. SALTER ' ) slow we i duty, as Captain, it was to deliver it last n,g':t. nt eh The Epilogue contained a very buuwreus bur. !coque of the Whip Club. for His Royal Highness the Doke of YORK conde- be seceded to honour the performance with bit pre- Pu seace. He was received, at his entrance, with great se applause, the music play ing God .Satre the filar;.- St Among the' rod of the company we liotieed the sh Earl of Hegewnee, the }bebop* of nAll sok avidm wl 13 SA Sel Li so li or l a g ftsi lE• o tb l e so li g ra ss ' ert i Al e as ro tt O f fl f ra M ri e :l :i e a indt rTaylor'seslett. able characters. 'Chore were else some ladies. m . Ku iii=as2l==l2=lllo.- 't lie . fluke •of LEINsTER left;teeris, yesterday, P for Hatfield Park s . the teat of-thes Marquis ant vita Marchioness of SALUraulltY. . .*.., ' g i Mr. and Mrs. AIIHR will lame sr voile Flittbserlri- meant (Air& y • • l • ;:r ti t. M: - . Ks. Wig wafts: It Kiwi; 's I see. 4 ui betwes . 41 SLOW, sppe-c:- ■ tr. V t. d es, tl•7 ■ Ida f.t se WOG 'Stotts- on. l'wkr of since its I sty-kne i • • Woris td tin it entries s lore 04- I 1 , 4. Wye." 1 411.4•111 , i. "Jilt F 43 1 I SOS.