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, 41 . iliotetWilltibifOr t A44l4ll4 4 4firgiviAlvale , dtkaiiiihrweirelnatiti4o4* Ale itioYll4o Mid* SO' CoOtesi.4 ( Madrid' !apathy (fitireriAtrif ; , • • • • iertittioltiio#l.l4 l 4*liiiiii ''• • : . 7tielbeptiennit of the Cerptain;Vochwiiikid hot • St:be tks hathivehige, attempt tied 11. a Greek *he ie le' 'admit/Mei iidetercet thell ire he 5.3 . * the revettid isltwhie 46 twat.ls their obedience. 116 iietiee ; (Owe' ibieeei between the Betts. It iastilinsed that verhitt ottimostieattow. dove taken 011 mo, asst dot thrie segoeitaionis prontistua sml table arrangement.—( Premiss Slate Gazette.) • • • •••• SOMOVROMII, woeussass 4. Aerosol* Front Smyrna of the .Ist October bate Itisea ?refitted fietr;' by• Way of Trieste, which state that the peradest tranquillity prevailed there, sod bast it woo generally believed that it would con . *nue. n, The monument erected at Wittenberg in honour Martin lather was consecrated with grad se larmity nit • the 31st of October. The day being xistremely fine the concourse of people was very Avast, and the whole was cousins-led with a degree of order aad solemnity suitable to die necrsiou, and which made s profSmaild impression on the .specto• tors. The ,titre of the great Itefunier, by Mr., SebacTaiv, is a miaterpieer. Before the statue was. uncovered, the antientund celebrated hymn, " Ens fikte B a r k 4n oa f gef,o4:' leas rung in chorus, and • had sturprisinely sublime effect. Dr. Nitsch then, delivered a suitable diseoprse, at the conclusion of a signal being given, the covering of the mo . nuitient fell, and disclotiedthis,nrsbierork. Many of the .spectators, overpowered. by their . feelings.•fell cus their.kneet in adordlipriof. the Almighty, who gave its this great man.' Th'isreircher•ilien put up . 0 solemn!) prayer. cone:tiding with Elie Lord's . prayer; too l . • the whole :windily . . - sung.' the hymn, . .',/,As Lord a p peared. wed restored to as his trork throisals , his servassi.!' Lk the even i n g- a bright fire was kindled in inn" ey; placed mood the nion iiiii rut, aad was kepi tip the whole the [tory!, systslstseptiui the smallest cottage, were illurninat4iifte town., house, the lyeeis s m, time castle, and the taoirieks, were • distitiguidted by suitable inscriptions, anioadmenced the sense in which the inhabitants of Luther's na tive place honoured his memory. 'The students from Halle. Berlin, and (Alpine, conducted themselves in the most exemplary manner, and smut .at eleven o'cloc k at night to the market place, where they sung !tiol rat academic songs. The memory of this day • will leave on the hearts of the people of Wittenberg, . and of all Protestautr, an impression of respect and pi.ltitude to his Majesty the King of Pros*, to whom we are indebted fur this solemn COOBASIO. ration.—(fiamourgh Papers. November 0.) ODESSA. OCTORSA 13. I From the Allgenteirte Zistang, of November g.) A courier has arrived to-day, in five days from St. Peterahurgh,, with dispatches for Court Langeron„ who being at (;hereon, the courier home• dimply proceeded thither. A report is spread that the troops in the Ukraine have orders to march to the l'ruth ; but this news wools confirmation. lIERMA.NSTADT. OCTOBER 18. • News is just received th.t the Turks hive ud vanced close to the Pruth. The Rthisions, too, hare within this fortnight again taken their station close, to the opposite bank. The increase of the Turkish troops in Moldavia has excited some apprehen sions for the inhabitints of Bessarabia. The ad.. vagierti !totem of the leisssians and Turks are in right of c'eh other. Within these few cloys great numbers of Chris. films arrive on our frontiers, who try to fly from the cruelties of the Asiatic troops. At Cronstadt no emote lodgings are to be had; all who can by any • means get away from Bucharest take flight from, 001 city. It is calculated that 30,000 Turk* have *Barred the principalities within these three weeks; *ey skcaunit all instiller of cruelties and excesses. On the 18th October there arrived at %Belgrade, Tartars, woo had come in nine days from Utmost,- . Arrople ; they brought a finnan from the Sultan .Sur ; the seining tit all Musselmen boas the age of ten :ears to that of sixty. This finnan was sent ii.the same time to all the Asiatic and Europeans; provinces of the empire. with the Hotta Scheedi betore issued. to arm all the followers of Islamism. i .stAttist accordingly the whole Turkish nation mud.. • make up anus. By the regulations annexed to dna liranan the rendezvous , of the Asiatics is Omission ; of the troops of Macedonia. at Trawnick ; sat Bulgaria. at Adrishople ; of the Danube, at :Soh:trim ; acit wf Sersia. at Belgrade. The pay . rvoey, foot soldier is. twenty piaster* per trmili, and every horseman' 40 piesterem--.(Brussels Pa pers, November 94' • PARIS PAPERS. • PAWS, NOVENIMR 7. . • .Yesterftophit Minity gave is provide muciteoce to Alebtoshots 'Avooo,is i tl:e Nlastque, of All 4. seek dull the ihski of ibudetweille. The ituestau Cutouel Yalrri Lltl, the Prince's PARIS. NOVSIIBBB 8. • Yeaterday his Majesty presided at a Caused of Tfie itctitinta Nits the frontiers Of Spaiti l re ceived yesterday, coirfi!as 'the eneritirriging i detaile cootsined in the different letters previously inserted. '• It is stated. however, hi the bulletio published by the prefecture of the Upper Garonne. dated Bar celone, October 27, that the Secretory to the FreisCh 44‘1..... who used to give the ineelligeni4 to ginairiOrier, was attacked by the fever on the tGth, sod Confined to his bed. There has been no relaxation of the vigilante of the Authorities of Toulouse. A depot, it is siUd, is •tii . be established for merchireuhre, to whith any suspicion of infection may be attached. French Funds.—Five per Cent. Consols 119 f. 40 c.—Bank Stock, 1,5941 f. VII/11111, OCTORBIL 86. 1r may Be asserted with confidence that our Go vernment .continues to misintain a good 'wader standing with Russia, and ill its 'Midi tend to the preservation of peace iktbe east of Europe. This end cannot be attained unless the Porte atoll amnsent without limitation to the just demands of (he Cabioet of Si. Petersburgh. The Divan, it is true, has acceded to the greater port of those Jlearanda, brit it objecti to the guirantee required •by the Emperor Alexander iii favour of the Greeks. The English. A inbasasulor at Constsiitinople, it idfirined, at firat proposed some modifications to deuiands of Russia, but that Power would not sequiesee in them. Both Austria and Prusaia, on the contrary, are of opinion the Porte should give the securities required by Rossis:' ' OCTOBBII 27. The departure 'of Prince - Metternich has given, rise to several coisjetithies. It is said that our, Court, !wormier* ili its resolnliOh of settling the • Turkish affairs by a Coggen . ‘h(si invited thr Xing of England. who is of the same opinion, to mike sta : energetic representatiou to the Einperee',(ltu. : .i., to induce him t•.siixecle to that propoiiiiion, though the Congress simuld be merely a of that of Criybach, arid give the same advantigiv to Russia which that conferred upon Austria. The last accounts from Turkey announce that the Turkish force in Moldavia and Wallachia is cousiderably augmented, and that the Porte op, pears to be preparing seriously for war. The nion. however, which prevails here is, that peace will be misiotained, and the preparations on the part of Turkey are considered natural; ES the con duct of Russia obliges that Power to be on its guard. Our Court has not made any preparations, as it reckons on the pacific dispositions of the E. ' • peror Aleesnder. •I • r TRIESTE, OCTOBER 40. A general landing was effected by the Turks 4 Petra., on the 30th of September ; sad it is saps posed Oil is the point at which a junction will be effected of the Egyptian and Turkish with the Barbary squadron. The Greek fleet seems to have disappeared suddenly. and separated foi the protection of the different islands to which it belongs. ODESSA, OCTOBER 19. A courier arrived this day from St. Petersburg,' for our Governor, Count Langeron. He perform ed the journey in five days; he proceeded to Cher. son, where Count Langeron is at present on his tour. A rumour has been circulated that the troops assembled in the Ukraine have received orders to smirch, and that they have already commenced likiie,f6hle foe the Pruth. T, • BRrn S H PRE SS. LONDON, MONDAY, Noricum iv, ism . , We have received the Paris Papers to the 9th instant. The Chamber of Deputies was occupied on Tuesday and Wednesday with forming the bureaux, ippoioting officers, &c. The attendance of mew bers on both days was very thin. The Chamber consists of 426 members, and to enable it to trims act business, more than a half, that is, 914 must be present. On the latter day only 10d attended. The verification of the powers of the new Deputies, which was the business of the d4y, could not there— fore be proceeded on. and After a long, conversation the House adjourned sine die. with an tinders tend. ' tog that on the tutivol of a hulficieut suntter of Deputies in Paris, notice would Ee giVem . tit thrill respective places of tesidetice of the thiy ttl'lllittrtli meeting. We i7o not know how to liecturt fir i taiiii negligetice of the Members of the Ciegobe; In *e discharge of their public duty. We 4 . 41 hetet expected more zeal rod entrgi from tiresloi t e *sif their situation. It is too 1 1 01.11 for Frenchmen, keer. lever tickle their diameter, kii be tired of their feet constitution. . . 4 The mi., reopecting Turkey in the Patis Papers _ .0. for Ilse 0.1046 were, the Iderquiles de Patroisiirr, LALLY ToLENDAL, and BONNAT, the bake (le 'DoUDRAUVILLIt, slid Viscount de MoaT/MO• EMMY. Extracts from Flanders, Hamburgh, and Spanish Papers, which arrived last night, are giveu in our preceding columns. A Lisbon Mail his arrived : with Papers to the 28th last. The Cortes contioae occupied with the discos ion of the articles of the Consitution. In their sitting of the gist, a Resolution for abo lishing the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, in Por. tugul, wait prowled mud sgreed to, and ordered to be read anseaini4inie in a future sitting. The ship Alexiiitder, Captaia Summate, lately arrived - at . Portsmouth in seventy-two days from the Mauritius, having left that island on the 27th August, and St. Helena 26th September, bound to Himburgh. The Aferrai;Capt. F. Moaeshe, C.B. staiioned at the Mauritius, was on a cruise to the Sechelles and Madagascar. The Shearavater, Captain Ronal,, had stilled for the Cape. The Sir Stephen Lialstlegion was at St. Helena; and expected to prciiiied on her voyage rsii' tins 28th Of September . .. u t the Elizabeth;, with; bia.,llla jesty's 7id regirneat on board, left St. Helms* with the Ak.roader. Admiral Lamiswe had left the 'lsland in the Vier, 74; for'the Care of Obeid P Rope• ;Of OctObeiiiiiti the ship Alhiox, of Cirtepool, bound to *dr, : itmt Calcutta, is tat. 2. 4. North lon. 20. 16s , all well; sod on the 27th, the ship .Sesostrie.i (Foe' -St. Blaze, in the Gulf of Catiforat'a, bewail • Carom's, in Int. 59. 13. N. trilA in Irif. •• - L "'his ship reported that the 41 the 4.44.4. was in possession of the Spanish Patriots, writs the exception of Lima, which Lord Coctiaaus was blockading with his squadron, and she was obliged •to leave St. Blaze in ballast, ihrconsequence. - On the 28th August spoke the Amelia *alms %Alder, UPDSItWooD, in lat. 28. 5. long. 44. 2.1. E. all well, mid nearly full. Ships at St. Helena: Egfred, BROWN, supposed will be condemned ; Celeforicoe, Ibis., with "the Pgfrell's cargo on hoard, ex *peeled to sail for England in a few days.—The A/mailer was detained at Spithead by strong !sosels.eart winds until Saturday morning, when she laikd for Hionburgh. The Corporation of DeWitt have been strongly censured for allowing the Orange exhibition of the .4th of November, its contempt of their own resolu dims. They now plead iiiinstification, that after thimhod adopted these resolutions, they discoVered, wegimialting the lawyers, that they hail no donsalie of enforcing them without an affidavit that 'she Orange eding wee likely to create a riot.— It would batten been, well if they had obtained this legal opioishiSsonee. i : . .1 •‘ Yesterday. the It lave audience, Re: Vie LORD CHANCELLOR, Viocuuut MELvRyLo, Prince ESTERHAZY, the Austriau Ambassador; Baron Farm, the Ambassador front the Court of the Netherlands; and the Righk.ffou. Sir CHARLES LONG. . . • On Saturday the Duke 4f Yqnit visited the Kum. The Duchess of Gaimmtiresabis been on a visit to the Duke and Ditches, of CLARENCE at Bushy Park during the pest week. Early on Saturday morning the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE. accompanied by the Duchess of GLOUCESTER. left Bushy Park in a carriage and four, and : proceeded to Kensington Palace on a visit to the Duchess of KENT and the Princess SOPHIA. —The Duke of CLARENCE and the Docile.. of GLOUCESTER proceeded from Kensington to LAM ciao where then arrived a little before 12 o'clock. Their Royal waited woes. the Kt Nei to pay their affectionate respects to his MAJESTY upon Isis safe arrival iu England. The Royal Duke and Duchess remained a -considerable time with the KING, and reword soon after four o'clock to Ken sington Palace, where they were jostled by the • Duchess of CLARENCE. . The Royal party then proceeded on their return to Bushy Park. To-morrow a Special Court of Aldermen will be held at'Guildliall, To consider of au Address of Congratulation to Isis MAJESTY on returning to his native land." PLYMOUTH, NOI`F.MBEE 11.—Tlie Spencer, Capt. , S. How !At r. is dismantling, previovis to bring paid off; if Nand lit, she wilt be recommissiooed by. Sir T. LAVIN, 44 one of the . gii•ril.ships. at this p,lft. The Lee, Cup'. Ilt.scKuu, is come tip the arbour to be paid . oft: The Cheerful cutter rived yesterday. from time Isle of Mail to be psi(' uff,, itsr \ Ariadne, 26, is ordered into dock iv be cum . =vomited. . A Dutch veastd, called tlie . l hound from " Botirtleaiix to Ileistlourg:l, laden Nitln wine and fruit, Wi42l wrecked in tic nlghi . .o Vrit)ilt.llll4, uu s b some _ruckrat Nitt ), in 'die The crew were happily aavetybui ale vowel is to. tally gone to pieces; and out e r 60 hogsheads of. sloe, which were on board; only true: ditzen has. been sired. The Dm". Dodoes' of &shool/ tos kik Omohrood, lore; elks visit to the hiorquie-Oleallitbdiklio. of Heft. ford. at their ookt. &finan) Hell, fiefetitt. The Duke albedo& has left Mr. Cuke's seat, in Norfolk, for Farnham, Suffolk. The Duke of Manehestev la expected tits ert tLniir row at the Clareadun Hotel, Bond strael,'lliem his .s Rinahullon Castle, Ilantingdonehire. The Earl in.:, Countess of Glengall arrived • et their home, In Grosvenor-street no Friday. Arrivals at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-squires—The Duke of •Hamilion and suite so &lanky fresh Paris ; Lady Dundas from her mat is *Miami ; mid R. Wildamr, Esq. M.P. from his seat in Dersetsbire. The Marquis and 31archioness of Choltneadeley, the Earl of Rucksavage, nod Colonel and Lady Charlutte Seymour, are arrived from Cholmondeley Castle, Cherbire. The Marquis and Marchioness of Lausdawa, who arrived in tows on Thursday evening from Paria, left tuna yesterday morning for their seal, Boaroad Park, Wilts. Arrivals at Brunet's Hotel, Leicester-aviary :—Baron d'Eade from a hour situ Messrs. Currie, Saalnitr, soil Belanger, from the Continent. Sir John and Lady Shelley teft the Waterloo Hotel yester. day for their mot, 31aresield Park, Sussex ; and Mr. and Mr.. Graves arrived oh ditto from Paris. • The Earl of Shamans sod hie daughters, Ladies Catharine sad Sarah Boyle, left the Loader' Hotel, Albemarle-mere% yesterday, fur their oral, Broaden, Suffolk, Colonel Tenison and sons are arrived at Hodgeou'a Hotel, Dover.street, from Ireland. Departures from ditto :—Jobs :Hankies, Esq. and Mrs. Haskins, fur their mat in, Herta; K. T. Hershom, Esq. Mrs. and the Misses Heysham, for their seat is Hants. Departures from the Palteney Hotel—Mr. sad Lady Georgina Neville for the Continent; Mrs. Rice for her seat near Dover. Arrivals at Kirkhaia's Hotel, Lower Brook.sireet :—Sir Hoary sail Mr. Mildewy from Paris; General Pshisaw from dale • Mr. Philips from a tour. Lord Colville left Fenteu's. Hotel on Friday for Ports mouth. Coluoel Wilson left the Clarendon Hotel yesterday for his asst. Somatic Castle, Yorkshire. ~,Geoersi Vistirent is arrived at the Refill Hefei rem* Seo- Departures from ditto :—Msjur Shuhrirk fur ~,Prlght l4l — Vaughan, Esq. and Ward, Esq. fur ffriatiil. A Arrival* Mivart's Hotel :—Tbe Earl of Cmheart front Bingfield Park, Hants; Slanted Alton, Esq. from 'SBA ; Mr. ■nd Mn. Toner and family from ditto; the list. Robert Grommet-6M Derbyshire. T Duke Oi.fiociiirsa arrived it riskessey • On all vile to Sir G. JERNINOM•SI,t white Ilia al Highness remained till Friday,; ;hen tiepins:waded to Hulkhain. The Doke Of PORTLAND is enjoying ihe plea sures of retirement at his seat Welbeck, Notts. Earl FITZWILLIAM has liberally contributed the sumof fifty poen& towards the completion of the Catholic church at Barnsley. Sir ROBtRT WILSON lately piped through Dor. cheater for the North. • • Tuomall Moms, Esq. l'ias London fOr Paris. As the nineiteis new coined Lords Justices ure ~ ,Figual to one Sovereign, it fillet's that they are ?sub about twelve-pence halfpenny half-farthing a . . The Duke of BOMIDEAVE having been at the breast fur more. than a year, and having cot his teeth without injnry to hit health. it has heetoe. /rerrnined, by the advice of MM. PORTAL, I:IALLE, BMW BARON, that his Royal Higlisiess !Ault be . I Westned.—(Paris Paper.) • Among the last arrivals at Bath are— Lord Coventry.aad family, Lurd•Ceapta r Declaim of St. Albany Ceuuiau, Del4l.llff Lady Leslie, tine. Mrs. Hally- Sutton, Hon. Miss Ryder:Vice-Admiral sir W. mid Lady Hothato, Sir IL lad Lady Smith,Ser J. N item. A crowded houtiels 'es" iseetsgl,to honour Miss S. BOOTH'S beiiefit this night et 'the Surrey theatre. Au advertisement in front of oar, Paper announces it as the termination of her engagement. Miss KELLY has been perforating some of her favourite characters Id Bury Theatre; Miss DANCE is engaged to succeed her. Lltstlectom, NOVEMBER' 9.—TREaTmesui.— Ou Friday last the performances at our Theatre were The Provok'd !fathom( and A 7'ule of s lery, being under the patronage of Mrs. Advent. .adepts. and for the benefit of that engaging actrmo, Alba. GiANT. And nil Wednesday last, he Je w .: ~jaws Wife and %he Hunter if the Alps were per-" 1 formed, by particular desire, for the benefit of Mr. I,3Avii... The house was very well attended bath evenings, and the whole gave infinite satisfaction. A new and most elegant theatre is now erecting at :'Havre-de-Gruce, at which both English and French plays ure to be performed. lt will be one of the largest of any country town in France. The: English inhabitinits at Havre are at present nunie• our beyond all precedent, and trade there is very brisk. We perceive there is a Mr. Leaves performing at' the Lyiniogion Theatre. Quere—lb nut this', Gernlernan a relation of Miss Tree The first Liverpool Subscription Concert for the Season took place on Tuesday evening last ; the vocal performers were Miss Sit:PRIM and Mr. BRAIIAM. The beautiful new duet of " Think on' me,' very deservedly met with a universal ericore, as likewise did the Air of Di Piuca," by Miss STEPHENS. The " Death of Abercrumby” was given by Mr. BRAHMA with fine effect. The proposed tax on stentn boats will enable the Minister to give a vapouriag account of our finances, and that on gas will place that heretofore uhscure subject in a clear point of view. The Lincoln stuff ball, cm Wednesday night, was very uninerously attended. The 'duff' was grey. lu the room wrrr— Mrs. Corbett, Primness ; Dr. Willi* and the Rev. F. M. Sutton, Stewards ; the nom. It. Cast, the Mon. C. A. Pelham, Charles Chaplin, Esq.Capt.Cloaphs. Sir Sir Jolty. and Lady lborold, Sir Robert and Lady Sheffield, SW M. Cishoote, and fuuily, ilte Huncrerable Mrs. Dywokeawl.faenty, Dean of Lincoln and Mrs. Gordon, Archdeacon Illlsagweeta aad family, Sir H. sad Mr. raise, acc. /se. 1 On _ i. l'iteislny lest two beatatifpl little b irds, king. fisk e rs, acre .caught in the neighbiulnod of Afres turd, by 3 hvr, who, it "Rimers, wiped these in the ac figlitiag;;;tud while tley were so intaut on 1,l or,c!otptgettariat that they did tilt Perritive hitt approach. 1 i - c, • . 1; f I 1 ;' ~ . .: 4 . K. Ohio propositio n . Ow the division it ens deter . risslitsiss, Tritirei-Touebiatigualt hiikeisha • • * l , either derit4lol.llpsfestiloOtetss.or "OW. milted' by 73 rotes t• 70, that there was ream::: Paris y .1.. A ...; r ,;. * '' 41 : . 141. ' ‘. IL': • i . :: :i; ' nitfacter , ed S e es: ' : - ' *safe the PrbsPi• . vote on Mr. Paul's proposal. It was then indeed Pr' ilgaillieti, : : N 'it scarcely ektimtionneiggi v , `^i i i / 7' ' -...... ~/ N- ' eed Weed te , tied th e " li ng en the IPPrebetimt Alexander's eihers, 174:arrived io Pinta - •'' It was statedliest .4E4 advice; from Odessa. atahmeegniseenolgisffiatgmpotohoß-Itito**-.... . . .__L_ :..:-:_.---...----- , "" . 841 " 1 " 11111 11 11111 " 4118 " 1 °"* 11414 V— isinal•• Olds Afro soppoitrod 76 is femur, mid 7, - The accounts brought by Ili last co — S .- Wier fiiii r quarters. It, ism , e mi g it,;sissdir alse "vie Wig; Barcelona are of a very alarming ware. The Mkt they chain to Elia Fli "t it t F 1 ' 1 4 "4 7- 0 ---tf. •' • 7lli. et .l.ii t :'l 4 . aTr' tii - : r -: At 4. li; iii . iail Ciliii i4:l ---ai. reheas•is . .ai4"- I.i ; ;;; : chi' I • per r priioed liiigaly - -iv - - so na vi o dpe dst t it *as att t ow . and app . 4 . • - „ . ' ' •' :i ‘ • ittaliAie . it ' " 1644dit tIA '4 .'' f 1 t;g 4 i nere 'eater(Vned ea ki his reeling*. l' o .th" • •' e nounsistion of officers * witd of a cosaMit- . v4ttiell or eval**o 6llol 4 44l lifieirre i ret, the ...sltro•th Fund. .— Five per .Cr e st. Consols, 89s f.. tee of five memb e r s t o p re p ar e so Address in so- - litilitid *Mb Njitobitiil Btlii, esioreil4itiktriiPof Itaisk4toek, igigo E . : . , , ewer to the Klan's Speech. The. Peers sekcted '... • • • • ... ," 0 ie r 7, ._ t f , fi . . - . .1 ii 4" . ,t 4, •• • :il .. . 4r A . 4 „.4. . 4 ;9' .... „..a : ...„ .. e -!',,, 56 -- : ; ,T ..... r The ety., - .7" ---- .. 1 ,4 1 4 -- ,..4:.::,.... 5 . ...1 1 .- 4 .7\ C 1 1 ers of the re 1Y c I: 'il'ii" ) -.. I, this. Vinare I n cro w ded • PASHIONABL I MOERMSNTS. titiote of th iliEdrßks. DRURY-LANE. humour and resistless comic pox - . veteran M is DEN were again displayed at ettSaturiltviight, to the admiratio n of »whence, assembled to witness die rept mime of the comedy of Eirity as it Flies, with the viwistiust friren I'. east of last week of Mr. liusidera, rubonuted fur Mr. 4LISTON. in Torn Tide, and Mr,. URGER for M in. SIIITHSON. its G[014041114 ; both asthma dill their beet for their several pimp, and sere rewarded with on appropriate measure of flophouse.. The annsical farce of Hit .r Mksi which closed the enteitattime,.ta of the ought, introolucei in the part of In i.arke his firstappe.r• unce tin the'lls'oards, Mr. FITZWILtIiII, late or the Sin fey Theatre, who was hauled on his eitiance with repeated rounds of applause, rind reiterated cheers, much more tumultuous in their strength, and prolonged iii their duration, then is common too such occasions. The increased attention to charac ter, the aildlitinnal accuracy in the perception of its varied mid distinctive peculiarities, and the supe rior fisoish in their exhibition, exacted in the per formances at the poem theatres, beyond every thing which the indulgent disposition of the public has habitaated theirs to eipect at the minor theatres, render the removal of s itreforitier from our house to another in the uteiropolis. a trial of strength said a test of shill equally et-arcing% and hazardous, though the audience, its ;mint of fact, is still the the same, with the first essay of a provincial candi date fur metropolitan patronage. That this at tempt, therefore, should have been one of anxiety and some degree of apprehension to Mr. PITIT/11.- LIAM, wee certainly to be expected, and the evident embarrassment under which he laboured in makin,n; it was perfectly natural. But the truly flattering nature of his reception, pittaking much inor'Of the cordial greeting and friendly recogioition of long tried owl established nicks, thaw of the kindly fer vour itoteioded to cheer and encourage tne loicipient efforts of it new mud inexperienced debate's", ou g ht, perhaps more completely than was apparent, to hare meowed the constraint imposed by tne hereby of his situation. The playful whim, however, the chastened drollery, and the rich vein or humour which ran through the whole of his performance. lave aulititahtial earnest of the adeqoacy of Ns powers to the ta.k he hid undertakes', and Nand Rudy acceptance Ws the promise of greater cal:obi -1114s here a fter to be developed, when fliture copper . tunity obeli call fheM into play, and expertenc , shall hove familiarised their possessor to this new sphere for their exercise. His success was coin. pleat; ,spost unequivocal testimonies of movie byttaisi, erosteihg Ins exertions, Ills executiou of the songs was GeV spirited, *ld iceocepai.ied with a degree of genuinebequoormid strength of fee!. • ing, which evinced the fulleat comprehension of the ! Item*, sod moaning of the compositions, and obtained for him a higisly;fistterilig tithute of general rdtainthin and opplawae, particularly its "uA ! the lead of sweet Erin!" and " Molio ltigg." the !utter drawing down a must enthusiastic encore. Mr. HARLOT capered, sod flattered,aad twittered, and sputtered his slang in Dirk Cypher. with his accustomed excellence and inimitable smoothness of selfporiseldrion. The Jana a . Joinable of Mr. BAR NASD was an effort highly creditable to the Spirit enterprite. application, end industry in proles- Pion, by Which that Gentremuss his Wog been die- Mr. KNIGHT'S Jerry Blossom mu she beau ittestOlitnele, warm-hearted, and benevolent pligkliy. OM. BLAND was Dolly CP'Paily's inert :soil, nate/sing Undiminished those poWers of leg which charmed whets Sat we hoed her. Mrs. flaittoerik rendered the unenviable Mrs. Honey :Mouth as riiinhag as it could be witivotit disgueting Mid Miss . enbatt was interesting in ClartsStirling. conews..ahinun. On Sattirday night • new Wee semi prodirced. tailed The Venison Pasty. The plutAairtis 'spots lite illicit isoclinations of a young Batouet tCwardr the young women in his neighbourhood, 'snit the remedy which his good-natured Lady applies to the cure. uf 'ibis, his only defect, leads up the de nouement. - Ile is too assiduous in Ale istfeldiOte to the waiting-usaid, who is betrothed to the gar. -dener. A midnight garden scene is coutrieed, wish plot mid counterplot, just as in The Marriage of Figaro, by which the vreodering morality of the liot , t is brought bark toe proper sense of cimpigid fidelity. The title pekes from a bargain 'nude hetweew ate Baronet and' the Gardener, that the litter should continue for a specified period to fied . o l venison pasty, on pain of having to allow higegairge t sonic sort of intercourse with his betrothed. It will b. seems that there was rather too obviuusworinfriuge ',relit on commonly accepted principles of reirrality fur the author to come off safely. In' fact, the au dience took the whole matter on dudgeon before the first act was over. A continuance of the same disagreeable sad equivocal character of Moderns, , • *Tele. with somewhat a tedious prolixity, took jiinpor a retteshipiforbea re uce, and the• piece weor 411- with increaskagirsterruption, so es to tinder the dialogue towsrds the conclusion quite inaudible. — Mr. JoNES duets canoe forward to address the house, but his voice was not heard. The audience dennosird the presence of the Manager. After a min* wg: Iwo, Mr. FxviciETT came forward and said- o ! , . Ladies and Gentlemen. I take it fur granted that the communication model/ Mr. Jots ts, was not braid. I directed him, as I always do, t conform to your wishes; and on Mondiy eVt11.1 , .; 'I he Bliord Boy will be performed."-=thus uttr ',genre quickly converted the disapprobation loud applause. The actors dud their attains t• keep alive the interest of the piece ; suit when it seen that Mr. Jones, Mr. LISTON, Mr. Btss citaito,Mrs. CUATTESI.EY, end Mrs. GUMS, were •Sscerspied is this labour, and put their best effort. fuoth for the occasion—consistent% also the geurr.; forbearance and isrhilgence experienced from the audience by dramatic writer,, the author of Tie Venison fusty himself arta admit that Oleo must have then some heinaus . was committed against good Mate to cause it to be so irredeenliblY condemned. - Thursdoy eveniug the Royal Suetety held its first blertisag for the *raison. The attendance nee v er ! numerous. The President, Sir tiummiaT DA took the Cheir'obout half.past 'eight o'clock. A viper, by Ste ETIMAIID 11011 t; upon the StructrN of the Eyr, woo Feud to the Society. 11 : 1