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) :a direct refutatio n of Li, o tufairly wade %%lo s t hi ible:-Centleinan had acc o ,,, th a pert witticism, hut i t f tlyzi attack, as lie detimai ove of profit which had 1,, $(.O fai ferret front The 114, ensured the Gentlemen op F lie diverted from the tr, a senseler s yell, whidt, r the folly of those -whi r d themselves, could reit iin. He next vindicai large which Mr. Secret* and proved most art not •outy wo auals yis forced, in self &term; ). nt, in order to inert a ail* of a nature unpleasa n t to I A r, that precedent, as atte d , p ,. Woe in fret, and that th e meh a specimen, more caw rldidity of the stateuirsr inarter. He then prooari:i :he general usenta of the oh. solution. en put on the motion for the a division took place, and ice •••••••• *Sr*, Orders of Council war, We until Monday, to which day 'C wag e arljounieJ. who voLed for receiving presentr: cailitidletimi an the puhli: darn Inc 11. late attack on C:oprithaTec, produced, t‘e have tumid thr krd em.eittel3 impeilect and yea: all both the honour and the int-r. to deeply concerned, we had hoed is. 11 he principles of our Con+ti• practice of Ills Majesty, and the ,ur liottoc, require that Parliament zed of the true Kt utmila of entering 1) , in a situation of our country party to any hn,tile conkderap mots of the Itrsttsb Fanpiert, me to net emsaey and our.atfaec reiNfIiMCCR, ae SINNIhI only hove aorta and arvenal" of that country AI alaindatied, alien advantage" it berg detivea hone *lank temporary r unr continuing to hold thaw Jar ogre from that quarter might bent thst Detissark.imOrnil of mpg* csolved still to triitiotsiu her ors used ryes by the imperfect does rid before tis, *ad is custiroisci by His Majesty's Cutocusislers it ck. a no party, nor does It appear that efederitcy hostile to this country; that ouch a Rogue did mall, sant. secret Articles at 72ait, allectnig at the British nupite, appear, LI led both by Itassia and Frauee. Majesty' Secretary of Stan'. tactiuns themselves, prose that 11.3 d not be in posaession tit any ,neb wits ordered aphid Copenhagen , admitted in this House, that they •opy of theta. doe at l'etessbarsb, in an 0 01. W of the measure lot on any burble lark U.. 11, but .cAely uu the I the Preuch Guternsualt l.ii lung Tiara. to not only forbore to Arise inch been I:creator/ to r:pel any real try uotii*lly solicitia: the mediation acti .Ir, and her ienarantre to Jr 11111s pretended they kuew her to il rind ra, tine parry. loantent with each other, and coo erakria, inst. ad of 14Ipportiug, the applied. leged erectility of the canoe, V C 1 , :: its, that an caritiut think so wren., ea of hes crept., of the merit t.fha and di*cipline his Meets and a• eel' no art could have been regime! rea rvatios. login shit+ the poll/woolen of so , " takes at Copeulagen an eounlerliainneed by the case appvars gait less übjeetioualee sic 'Hint ineuAlwr has ti,peesitr I ▪ e—it dine e'en-lino:toted the I , ' eirt who throiithout grior. i• Lorbington, S. James J. RIP kr • ilaildricks, IV. A. Viscolutt Mortis, H. , Nillv , . 91. 7. Mosley, Sir 0. Neirport, Rt. Kra. Sr J. North, Omar), OrJ, tY: Osselstoo, Lord Parnell, H. Peking, Him. C. A. • rat", Lind H. Pii4Tott, Sir A. Powitieby, Siirlit Wis. G. "-Pureliestir, I.ard Prittia, Has. F. Has, W. H. R mak Lord W. Sluts", 11. Sliendon, Rt. Hus. R. / 6100er, 4. smds,vt. F 42 %/ 1 7. bird /sulky,. Tisasar Taffetas, I. Talks; M . *: Teririare'Earl Tisesey, Risk Ilan. G. WilpsikHow. 4. • Woe* Hue. J. • Ws46 _ • Warrevider-...6 G: Wereeta, Ki , fdif WAN. • Cnewey, lima • MRNLE rs. ADDRESS. sd 14.411711, beiug read tar the Lord v etting oar principles and dealgma--aud has I sgaOist us the p issi,us of ustwal aid. of !nodal/ oatioas. But it has, above all, shlk:ru • our own v-mansion of tha k aa tire of our cause. A se“.tonent which hod h.therte asp• po sed as through all our didicalties, esintataa.lisig for re spect of other powers, and encouraging as 'ai au humble hot cas fid,rit reliance un the uttintstc protectioa and blessing of Pr,visiewm. Una dtiog as we karteve yet. to pranouuce dellaitively ',abjriarlp ect, the full edge of obit). has been S.I pirtion. wittsbeld from us, and reluetunt as or muo ever be to admit CIITWIOIIIOIII unfavourable to the just ice of Ihuse Cottacils beg which Ilia Majesty's eowtitc: los been actuated, we air yet CJinpeticA, o saeh as ore:akin, t., NicAti 1.1 llie ledy thc language of troth. Anil r.e murt, Ilkert furei In ell butritllty, sad w.tb the moat sofi•igued and Iscart kll sorrow,rerrescut, that in a case, which, above all others, asylired the clearest prof, every presnosptiun is oatiitut us ; wa d thtt ors particle o. cvole , :ce has t beta adduced, •by srbieli o ar national Cbsrarter can be *abetted from the guilt of 411 unprovoked mid preinist;tated vitdatmn of that good fattlyjustice, and hantitaity, which have bald-rt. been starve she glory sad safeguard cd the Britiali Knipir. which being abiected to, after a lon drbite, the Qucttiou INS put thereupon. It was revolvssl its the ncgatuo. PRITTWFT, AGAINST TX/ RTJECTION or TNT Anwar!, To 111 OlLJttiTli, I.IIOFOSZD lIIT TR? NAIL OF DOA I LIN. she reasons wl•ich are awipied in the proposed A•ithesa ti His Msjcsty, and which ow arc dem ons of vacenliag as a 10rtattri41 of our schtiwouts, wa meant( ,rp,tch bus, wr her, Axed au ivakl. lc stigma ou :he bottom If our couritry. Wst. Pre& (1) of Giouccster) Vstaa), Holland (irr) POUSO/1111't E. efliesslesesegV, St. John Hutalinsuit Secant ?wail6 1 Swim Ofoira) King. Prvaarlbave Eon Calton (Dorsky) Stafford Weifworeh, Landon&le Crewe Adios (Earl Casailis) , • Jersey Erskino Bedard Suffolk and Backsh're Gemseille Auckland Albemarle Buckinghamshire Carysfort kh , olullon appro.:rig of Ilse conduct of Maisie' api the mink on Cuprohava, proposed by Lurd Mint an the rejrctionufthe E.srl of Dkroley's motto* fur an Addre4 to His Majesty : t. That thii Honor, roon.iiratot the Declarations la'.l ht lbre tune hs Hie .t jcsttll command—the 'Aire to which Ye Csnoseat west ' , critical, in cortorsu - see of the wept's tana end beans of Tr.s.t—the ironed deeteratriu ui the ►rend Goveruuteat to 'nein& the MrAish an from every rut of Enrage, and to enorbiue all the Norms of the Con tinent is a general confederacy against the nowitithe tight" aid pulitinl earsteace to Great BrA•On—.n of h.t hey ap. ►rare the prompt arid Ogorous nteesnrci Winch were ad,rted by His Malosty's Ministers, for the perrx o r retztol eat 44 the retch of His Mairsty's views the fleet sa d swat resource. of Dena:mt. dgatott till Resotatioo the folio-rine' Protest wes en tered and signed by the ss.ue Peen. i,ho subscribed the Protest on the njectino of the Earl Darviefs 31.10 w - Di,:arsertoolleranse we bold it to Ise high!y unbecoming •w this Home to pawl a vote of approhatiou of Ministers', without ay, peon , of the allegstions adettterd be shove 'di sisters is tjasu• writ cause upon to countless, a procialiki. GOT= NBURG;I MAILS. SWEDISH PAPERS. GOT IT !MURIA. TEL 15. • I rlit*tenants from Stockholm. which were lately aseeisted, ►tating, that Russia had &dared was against Sweden, appear to have been premature, for though that event is to be exported, it has not yet taken place; neither here the Ittissian and Danish Ministers left Stockholm, nor the Swedish Minister St. Petersburgh. Every preparation is making in Swedish Finland to oppose any attempt that mae be made against it. On this side. the greatest activity prevails. The Swedish fleet in Carlaerona, consisting of 12 sail of thetne, are nearly ready for sea. FED. 20. Intelligence has just arrived that the French, to the number of 40,000 men, ate marching in two divisioas for Zealand; the first division was to leave Lubeck on the lath of this month. Berna dotte was at Copenhagen making th^ necestary. arrangements. FIB. 22. Letters from lielsioburg, receive -1 this day state, that the object of the above army is not to go to Zealand, but to march through Jutland, and from thence to embark fur INtirway, and by this route enter Sweden. We are more i wspatient than ever for the arrival of an English fleet to watch their mo tions. All accounts seem to corroborate their being on their march thro►►gl► Holstein. have a strange report to-day, that the Rdelifort 'Squadron is bound hither to co-ope►ute with them. Konviosenin. U. Orders hare been vent by their respective Courts to the Russian and Prussian Ministers at Copen hagen, to make the strongest remonstrances against the proceedings; of the Danes in' the Baltic, and against the jurisdiction they bore assumed over Russian and Prnssian ships. The misery that ei.ts in theie parts new almost beggars description, particutarly at Dsntzir, where the exactions of the French daily increase. Many of the necerarieS of life are difficult to he got, and a total want of salt is soon to be apprehended. The poor Prussians have been under the necessity of prohibiting the isnportation of it from England, but in Russia it it still allowea to come direct from thence. • ALTONA PAYERS. Tat ESTE, J 174. 17. It is said that the Russian squadron Istely ar rived here will sail immediately for Venice, for the purpose of wintering an' victualling. ♦IEN\A. WI. 2.1. A rcpott is in circtilattott tint the °rat4l Duke Conetaittene is expected at 'sky. An English 'quadrats has appeared ja the Adriatic, with a THE BRITISH PRESS. lA.LNOON, SATURDAY. MARCH & Three Gottenburgh Mails arrived liar night, with letter. and papers front; that city, to the 23d last. The acieuais of Russia having declared war against Sweden, are, at least, prestatere. The Prussian and Danish Ministers had not left Stock holm on the 15th, and the Swedish Minister re inabsed at Petersburgb. A French army of 40,000 men is upon its march, in two division., fur the North. According to one account, the lit division was to leave Liebeek on the 12th, for Zcaland, in which BERNADOTTE had already arrived, and was making the necessary preparations at Copenhagen. A subsequent account, dated the 42d, states, that the French army was not destined for Zealand, but for Jutland, from whence it was to embark for Norway, and finally proceed against Sweden. A strange report prevailed at Gottenburg, that the Rochfort squadron was expected to favou► this operation. Letters Croat Bourdeaux, received at Paris on the 211 February, state, that four French frigates, which were in the Garonne. have also vw culled to sea. These vessels may have been mis taken fur the Rochfort Squadron. The idea of a partition of Turkey, and an Expedition to India, is kept up in the Foreign Papers. The Earl Spencer cutter is arrived at Plymouth with ditp.atcliet. She left Lord Cocitsoworm off l'alertne, nn the 16th of Jaimary, sad sailed (roan 'Gibraltar ou the 12th ult. at time, it _ - mss.-...-- • Sir Itturctuo sraAcelan was there. The Earl Speacer left Admiral Powys off Cadiz on the Lltli nit. the neither saw nor heard any thing of the Rochfort squadrno.—The Nautilus brig, which is arrived off the Tagus, is said in some letters to have communicated to our fleet, by the telegraph, that the Rochfort squadron had passed the Gut of . Gibraltar; other letters assert that she stated saint.. French ships of war to have Teased the Gut, with out spe;:iffing what they were. The result ire . ill' this is, that Government are still without any an- • thentic accounts of the Rochfort squadron. It Viati reporboi at Gibraltar, *brit the Earl fpneeer Nailed, tint we had taken a Russian fri4ate and a sloop—but when or where is not mentioned. The ship J)cmernri is arrived at LiYerpooi with letters and papers from Barbudoes to the Bth of January, of which the follua nig is the substance : BARBADOS*, JAR. 7 , The Duke of Maatrure Picket war taken, on t►e December, goo mike to windward of Barbadors, by the Con fiance 4,f five ions, after to attain of three how s. Captain Dyerlty, the mete, end font o! the Picket's wen, were kill ed; the master end oue nom wen• wounded. The privateer had tine taco kith d and many wonnded. The privateer ezr ried her prim lard rovattt;Petre, Gnedsiespe. . . On the lath December, the Majesty ship Camilla 1.11 in with two rrench fnyutes off Fort Royal Day (Martinique); they not chase the Canaille, but took up anchorage off Fun }loyal; they are said to bate brim& out 501) troops His Jlajesty's slop Nimrod cepturcd the Fiench privateer srhoomr Nouvelle Enterprise, of 5 guns, sail 45 men, on the ;loth December, r 'Mies to windwkrd of Barbadoes, after a chase of two hours. 144 Majesty's ship Hawk sailed au hence with the tau!, for Grenada, &c. the sth instant; also His Majesty's ship Satellite, with the wade for Trinidad, Tobago, &e. Os the Ist inst. Ilia Majesty's ship 'Meleager sailed from hence with the trade for Jamaica. S,veral ves sels have proceeded without convoy. The Sferlburonali, Murrtcm, fur St. Kitt'r, ram un shore hereon the a9th ult. and is since bilged. During' the division, last night, in the House of Commons, and while the Opposition were in the lishby, Mr. PUNCO%UY addressed them, and said, Unit if the CH tocta.Lon of the EXCHEQUER should persist iu pressing, at that hour, the further consi deration of the Orders in Council, they muit shew him they were equally able to sit rip the friends of the !tight lion. Gentleman. Captain Forrt a will under est:initiation until twelve &clack. yesterday, ow the trial of Geared NV nut:Locke. He was succeeded by Captain Itistritttientsw, who also acted as Aide-d e on the expedition. They were exainined particu larly *span the subject of maintaining the (0111111/1- sicatisabobseee the different detachments of the British Army, and the possibility of penctratiug through the town for the purism of co-operutiun. At the rising of the Court, the President (iknotal Mt...tunes) thin warmed the Members : ..Gestleures.-tt is mist o'clock, *ad Wore I adjertme: the Court, I propose, that as to-morrow the mortal remains, i.rehr Into Lord Lamest ere to lee leisured, every affair appear in mourniug, with scarfs wand their arms, as a maark . of respect to that limehted end thmtiudrabeil officer, who, to the mind of a poet, combines/ the talents as hero; and who was not Iciss respected .1% private lift for the mildness tit his wmatatiess, than he W3l admired in public for his bravery. As the proposal stitch l havisaublnitten to you, out et re- ispect to our late fisii,•*-Iclosarer, ho earned so until lamas mtlm held, has not met with a :li•sentient voice, I adios,. the Court till la u'Clutit to-morrow morning." It is evicted tit It the cute on the part of the Prosecution will close this day. The Court was nacotainonly cronded. The Duke of ClatillEr- LAND was present, as usual. At the close of the Poll, yesterday, fhr the election of Britlgernaster, the numbers werc— Kr. Y erased Mr. Timaley Ur. NANA . • n 6 Mr. Yeoviard*e election is considered severe. la the debate in the Hnuse of Commons, on Thursday night, on the Liverpool Petition, Gene ralTaarxrou uid,that it was not owing to- the loss of the American Trade, but to the abolition of the Slave Trade, that Liverpool now lauguishes. We regret, that, from the lateness of the hour, we were unable to give Mr. Wutreazan's answer. In it he said " the gallant General with becoming humanity has attributed the distress of Liverpool to that which all must known be not the cause, mime ly the abolision of the Slave Trade ; be first taxed .the house with a guilty adherence to truth, in its admission of French bravery ; and next, with a cul pable performance of the duties of humanity to the wretched Africans. Horrid coufeskion of yet more horrid principles. Oh, Liverpool! Liverpool! how greatly art thou fallen in thy representation ! Why bast thou out returned to us a mihl, a humane, a philanthropic Roscoe, to advocate the cause ofhu manity ! After having once rescued thy character from disgrace, why didst thou again disgrace thyself by sending one gallant General here to •advocate the Slave Trade, and another gallant General there to advocate the Slave Trade 1— I feel no obligation to the 14G1 voters, who have, as the Honourable and *gallaut Member states, ef fected his ►eturn to Parlianieut. Little is the coun try, and leas the cause of humanity and justice, in debted to their diseensinent." Nest Tue.; lay (the First Day of. Drawing) is of great importance to every one who ie desirous of sharing, in the State Loden-. a Capital Prize. lioatmair and Co. hope their friends will not Irate tin favourable an opportunity, and buy their Tick..t or Share before tie Drawing begins. Orders, by - post or carrier, executed on the same terms as if present: 20. Corishill, tit, Charing-Crow, and St. 'Atari:area-Hill. Borough. Next Tuesday the State Lottery begins Draw ing ; and na there are no Capital• Prizes fixed fat nny distant days, those alio rurehase before the Drawing begins, have an rodent ridvantage o'er those who low eller, as all the Capitols may be, drawn the first dry-. T. Dian, therefore. lidtiaes die Public to purcham as early as possible at his old established Offices, No. 4, Cornbill, and fl, Charing-Ciorat. where :10 Capital Prises were shared and seta in the lmat year, including two prizes of .1..19,04.10.--Prizes paid nit dassustid. "e 4?.. Pa+ view, it is thotqlt, of Xoerving the Bunion squadron, which is at Trieste. PARIS, rEp. e. • nevi', They write from Uourcleati z, under the date of tlith JaAttary, that the four French frigates which were in the (;aroune, 11;1%e pot to sea, tut well as the Roelifort squadron, which comists of tire sail of the, line and two frgiiitea. FRAIRILFORTs FEB. 6. We learn from Paris, that the relations with Prussia become every day wore amicable, and that the French will soon evacuate all the States of His Nlujcsty. We are assured, that the troops of the Princes of the Confederation of the Rhine, have received orders to bold themselves in readiness to march at the first iloticc. Pering's they are destined to re place the French troops in Ihdenatil, in cast these should be oblige.' to march to India. According to the latest intelligence, the English have pos sessed themselves of all the islands in the Archi chipelago.—( I...lbeilk des Nord, Feb. 12.) VII.NNA, JAN. 30. The last courier which our Cabinet sent to Lou don, returned here on the 471 t inst. and brings dis patches which state, that the British Government rejects the offer of our mediation, hiisee which, pie partitions, indicative of the departure of the Eng- lish Minister, are observed, and we learn, that our late diabetes(lot, at Loudon, Priuce Sta Weinberg, is ea 11l way hither. _ _ A report is circulated, that the English have taken possessinu of several islauda its the Archipe lago.—(ldes.) emu O► YOS Ismr. rEs. 2. It is reported, that gtest projects, relative to the Ottoman Empire, will he itatnediately put into eke elation. His Serene Higlitieds the Grand Duke of Berg will, it is said, tale possess; on of the Principa lity of ?dv Aster, and of the comities of Niunieb, lAngen, mid Jecklenberg.--abid, le& 9,) ITALY, JAN. 18. . We learn that Prince Lucien Ilons!iarte ha.l. on Lis return front Mantua, a conference with the .Pope, which Lusted above two hours. From that time, a hope has berm entertained at Koine that the Ecclesiastical State will not unaergo say change. Ausrzanaii, JAY. MI. We have received intelligence that an English expedition, having. on board from 10 to 1.1,000 troops, is arrived in the Archipelago. It is said, dint it %ailed from England the 15th of November, 1007.—(ibid4 COPSIIHAGEN, PLI. 6. The brig Manta, Kelern, from St. Croix, to Copenhagen, has had the good fortune to escape the enetny, and to get into Klevens, in Norway. — A ship belonging to the East India Company, which left Batavia about seven months ago, has likewise arrived at Walderbourg, in Norway, Mtn which post a privateer, from Bergen, has brought an English ship from Archangel, laden with ..f,tfiM tons of tar. The French lugger, Le Glaucur, of t 6 guns, and 64 men, romivanded by Capt. bierleer, a Member of the Legion of Honour, has comp• tutu Stavanger, with three English ships, laden with COO 4. *.* Fur rim Hope Circuit, asi,ollop islorestiag tateW- genre, see Wirt Pew itei aAI - ill , r. ORATORIO. COVE NT-GARDISW. The fit!lection consisted of the First Part of ?yea. Creotioo, and tso Craud Miserll.creons Acts iu which sere introduced, fur the first time s 111114 4 !.• TI i's t:nacette for the. Violin, by Mr. Aimft ; new 'travails Duetto, by Mrs. Mercers anti' Mr. BRANIARI ; and MACCEI.LO'II tivotirite Authrn::i " U Lord our Governor," by Mrs. Btash.—Mr. BRAHAU And Mrs. Dicaorts were in tine void. anti rapturously encored ba , the bravura duettt ; indeed the applause was unbounded Mr. Ainti.nv displayed the greatest eiecurioa In' the Concerto. Madame DIASEZ and Mrs. fri.ititir also snag sweetly, end the whole I,erforatance s last night, went elf withthe reatest applausela, an elegant audience. iJ r. rds VOCAL CONCERT. • • 44 • • The third of Messrs. Hasatsos, Baterttteills pill GastAtoaex's Concerts were, last night.• bntliautly attended. Tlte.ttight Honourable the Directs** of the Antaent Couctete have obligingly granted the use of the looter hazes, anti the TOWN adLnuiug, Tor the accommodation •of die Sob ; so drat, -anntevesie as die company ems, ereey persou tree amfectiv at lave, front the exceilent arraugementa made by the Managers. The beautiful 2'erzetto, La win Doratella cupure non e, by Masai,. *is assist divinely enn a _s , by Mrs. BILLINCTON, Meirriti liar:al/lON and BlLaTitni.til, and most rapttfis musty encored. Theretweee two new Glees; bath music and pastry were very pretty. Mrs. Bit- N GTO N Snag Sweet Bird, accompanied by Mr. IVEteusegt, in the tiaest stile, and was most mpL turousk applauded. Mr. licza.cmY was also serif • succeritel in new song COMpolled by Sir Jona STE- Teuton, of Dublin, and much - applauded. Marys Dream, as harmonised by Mr. CiIIEATOPAVi was sweetly sting by Mrs. BiLtitsc•rosr, Messrs. HAN GOSS, and Mr. BARTLSII•N. Mr. Ban.. TriliNAN displayed his due deep touts to the great est advantage, in the due song of Bit the croak.- , iag of the Toad. Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Cu MOCULAND, SUSSIII, and Caueatpc', and the Duke of 111 LOT LE, Marquis of STAFFORD, and neatly the whole of the subacrther , .-, were esent. _ Veitterthy morning His MIOLITT, the Duke of KENT, Princessiss AuutsTki SOPHIA, and Assistsiss accompanied by the lion. Miss EtAtgtos, Generals MAX3ERS and Firzaor, and Calauel Testy" rode iu Windsor Groat Park, Ind wstgased tqWes Palace at twelve. •:. 'll'he guess, and Primulas E MART, washed to Brtegmore Lodge, cool:sealed by Lady ALIIINt• the Paiseusses returned with His Me# rode to Prognnwe, to the Quetta, accuse the lion. Miss EGERTON, *lid Col. ,Tairupg, returned to the Pelage to dinner. Tlic Marchioness SALlAltiltif left town oa ethiesdar for llattield. The Bel gf Essex left town yesterday for Cashiohury : tEs Lordship will give. a_grinid Mus t iser, on Tuesday, at his house in Berkeley..square, Lady Patera will give a grand dinner, tins J. • at her horse in Norfolk-steetit. P*Yk A strange bird winged its way, last night. fat& the lobby of the House of.Couninons during tk4 division. Some thought it an 014, others* Serpa. hot it was finally recognized to he Harks. The Marchioness of AIItICORN have bar ant and long-expected grand rout; last night, *t h house in St. James's-square.' Lord and Lady H slimmer gave a grand diu- . - .ter, yesterday, at their house in CirOftenor-square. to a large party of Nobility. The remains of Lord Lace were removed at: lialf-pa.st seven o'clock, yesterday . inornitig, from, hi. Lordship's late house in Lower Brook-street,. Grosvenor-ssinare, to Ashton Chianti ' , 11etking hamAire, for interment.' The 'processtau tamed in the folluwino order. A. tissue of mark Pesthets, six Motto uo horseback, The Crown ash Cushion carried by a Mau os lioniehma, 1 SIEAkLSL. Arms by sit Hones, derwrated with BEA . Piounes of Feathers, There Mooning Coselite sad Six, hi *lath wets his Lord -5144'5, domestics, closed prutessiuo Mrs. Stnouss has dosed her engaketeent at Hull, curl es expected to perform at Edinburgh this night, from whence it is whispered she will he prevailed on to visit Dublin, and take another lart• farewell of that city. Mr. Coots liar been prevailed en to renew his • engagement, for two nights, of the Edinburgh • Theatre, and was to take his leave, on Meaday lad, in the part of lag., to Mr. You N els Othello. Mrs. Gt.ovea is a tragic hevoiets at the Mao- eliester Theatre. She has played Mara. QINNIt of Scots, lutvioda, Statira, sail time Countess, in the sew ply) of The Wanderer. Alto. Wisosot's benefit, at Bath, - was well at tentle.tl o.i Tuesdac evenitig, though a change took place in the play, Worn Mrs. Wthroa's•being pee vented perfor g h ) her anexpeeted confinement. A lady of fashion, of Bath, halt written A Can frost of Ancient sad 31oderit Times, which will be spoken by Adis. JAMrsow, at her benefit, on Tuesday next, when she undertakes the part of '. •': ~.. loataten. OLYMPIC PAS-ST.IION i NEWCUTLS- STREET, Seaano.—The public favour and pairousge which have hitherto rewarded the Manager's exertions, seem to have acted as a atironlus, and, inspired him with increasing ardour to merit such honourable distinction. The manly exercises of this place are beyond imagination; youth and talents in such pleasing A)rrformances, redly.'" the wished for effect. The Painotniinc, drunptiic of • gscte at card*, is truly whimsical; nod liarkf;-in. ss Kis% of Spats; and Colvetbi'te. as 441" eta cj liras*. hnte reels much latigtia:)le stic4e Im.;110611 'nor are the other characters any way cieticieut its this point—and as long :ts Mr. AfTLIT Gail furnish the tolci.'•:'h sash ea .ellent entortaiintoeor, there is no doubt but be still hoar 'idol: the palm aftpab lit