The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-08-09 00:00:00

..~ ant lielspose, asa M. roeslonitlbe segiallll4 as& neli4ersei wessaseraes doe .&m ..we "Moe ar.amesed 1 0 1 Arvid. to big iserepidity, reftelsowl skill, U. *rs"«ffl* • tut e nM 10 g i f f l 4') PaTtleff iffrELLIIIENFIF. Mt* 4141* t 4441, 4114.4 if 4. His Majesty, willing to reetwopenee 010e/siege rsridereil to the State by * +rubel Dukf 'de Pear, (Hershel Clarke), who, after being tea yelps Minister of War, died without fetters", has, on the report of OP klartptie Demißee, President of the Council, ireatad wistaria, of 15,000 Inn" to Me widow' of ik AVOW? 5. The King it salt coollned to his apastmenu, but leo health. cognition to improve. Hit Mid tpty pre side* doily at Hiitiaterial Conoeils, and will, it is hoped, mote hii accustomed promenade, on Saturday neat, if the weather be &limitable. His Majesty will return to Paris on the 11th of this south. The Assists of Riom will commence on the Itth of this month. Among the pritoners to be tried are two persons blind from their birth, one of whom is accused of robbery and bmglary, Ind the other of au attempt et assassination in the night trine. The horse races for the department of the Seine will take place on the tist and 22d of August, at the Champ de Mars. On the first day there will be three races, the prize of each will be 1,200 fr. On• the second day wilt be a nice between the hories that shall have obtained the prizes of 1.200 fr. The owners of horses wishing to enter them are invited to register them at the Nefecturt of the Department. The Moniteur says, "There are now, in some respect. in England, two nations—one possessing etery thing, the other nothing. The former is go etriied by e very good and powerful Constitution, isVich will insure their triumph; the other is in wretchedness amidst the treasures of the world. to e‘tiicli every day it becomes more and more it waiver, fur even its labour is inadequate to its oupport. It is proved that the increase of manu facture* end machinery furnish at present one bun rind times more articles of consumption than were produed in Europe a century since. This is the Milt of the agitations in Englund." • Tteisvmm. OF CORRPTION4L POLICE. i '• LAW STUDEDITS. Jean l‘sptiste Adolph Armond, aged 20 years, gird Justin Aastiraie Chaselet, aged is, were sap okayed im the crier sad appeared. AL Chorelet is he who was arrested at the door • of the • school a: the commencement of the late riots, aid whims his comrades rescued from the troops at the Poste de Montaigu. At Armand is the your win whom all the public accounts of those disterbsoces represented ss having worn a red cap. It was this circumstance that ceased him to be snide the subject of the present orgiastic:l. Toe four first witnesses were Commissaries of the Police. Chavelet was arrested in consequence of :ones: violence towards one of these agents of the Police. Armand was seen ak the held 'J . the stn. elects who rescued Chsvelep One of the soldiers osb struck twice with stones. and another was wonsided shghtly with a knife. M. Armand said. thei the soldiers were seen to Said iheie onus. which se easinitated the young own that they flung stones. In this. hnwerer. be woo vostratiicted by state witnesses. Two Professors of the law school were taaggitinial, hot .sutiofted whit they bad previeuily linieseid" Wm, the Jorge difestructiun, relatkit! Uthef il- Negvd violence of the prisoners. 'The liarou de Is Meths Thierry,..apiusioler if the re;adarinerie; deposed. that ifelpiAltetis rw. ciseil Wide respect by the pouter( geutletisco who had teaminsed in the hall to prepare a petition. lie iiscemped the tribune sod p theta • abort reply which wet followed by tranquillity. A the Sithliers of the gum' were successively ruminated, and all poiuted out M. Armour' at hav en' Lad the red csiquette. 'Noce saw bins threw 'stones. Oue of the "Pitons's, said, that the red roiquette seemed to have br ew assumed a spirit . . of humour. M. Noel said be was preemie whet. lame permit Opposed to take cloifa the whits gi, g ; . iiet With 'a sedittnes.esiteMises; bet for the purpose of batriog it. l,se Were the stitdrois to the - Ch4ipber Of 'Di 'MUM, whither it was proposeel they 'lnsight 04. 4et le • body With am peqtids‘ 'floe 44.„ Aawyc.t. tbaiiipsise. His address some it.'46. «store the' 40nel 4 1 / Wen/ PePIPA liiooll. 4.1141 elf g • 116;110-1111111•Plirelllis pea( it ter sirfraili NCI ele.e .' • • • . tom. Gooks am% st %via rob. soisibe w Esiiisierr's his some et obese sees. sadism, aril Lireieuest asst, if Ow bisilsas Eiimbl nssas,'sebe Is dr Ames of eirgissis Ness, es giber duty, •:.ssinipiril Obi illipsfes Ms leu. bass bees iliirevedly sr 711411 4 1, 1estisoi aaluilli ttelii all.11"1"11.2 11griril C3l. et %lobos rats. .10/0 111000ipibiss istrosirii die eseestiorst ins• sibesz e tiss ia l e f lik i e raii z i = wa isfas /lime env '' 4• P ilallitirlirnaliONlSlr-essibsi *sag% boll oft- -4.4 .1 1 0. ihio. inksiar tirg wawa" is srbssliiis is Ow sperstiess *alba , IZZ ASA* Suit Ilmi.sisseli a . l @lir issibbil tibia mMti sew sarssi es4 by Illiksbfi big soisssiik Iles issiiss . rif r• a me r . *ye; blvf bets micisiiiiiimsgia M saws* ; see. 00“04.11111104111,pWrsalle des forresF: ' 11 ~~ ;` ~, acted m a very reprehensible matmen b litetrnm ea seem of the Porice. He eauttlad‘d by mama. meudiwg tijoi it: air "md iilsoeitl fat M9ejtted, slut the; M. dliovelat .Meld be eeTiOlora PI 11 . fisi •f 413 with Tupeusee. • The asedrration of this condwainn kft but little ff is!!! 441 6 5 11 ..51.1 tfii ret_e•te I.rlSy. itto • M. Dupin contended: that the obsolete acquittal of the award would be the mot ellieueious means or telasitiati the disturhencet ie she taw sitio4l, skedif T teet, dpti rierf4. tie Tribe el was pot &of to this appal, sad, after a short consultat i on, icluiltfd the prisoners. The law students, who were present in eassitier• able .umbers. dui not indulge lu alai /or** of iu t , decent joy; awl the two who were arteittrit, more prudent than their muster, did poi mite themselves to be led through the orrets In triumph. the Fteuch Five pm Ceuta. are 711. s c .— Rank etto4 IMO f: THE 114IIIR PRES S. LONDON, • MONDAY. Avitvg stip. A Flaudem Mail arrived last night with Papers from 'Pisani/ to the 6th instant. It is states!. un der the head of lrun. the 25th last. that the Spanish troops which mutinied at Cadis have been marched into the interior. but that thaw w hich are ordered to replace them are not better disposed. The fol. lowing are extracts: — taus, JOLT 15. It is sow affirmed that the tsar of the ramp dr Vittoria have formed the prujeel to p 04 . ;A l a ir ep and the lilt of but with what istetdonissa taws. lase persona ere peresaa tbst Mien was a aospiracy, of which Cadiz waft St, Se Cate theses:Sy to proclaim the Cotsttitstioa Of tbil after which the traps, 14 by *Mali who meat waled, were to march to Ma. diid, to force the Government to convoke the Diet of the Nation. Little credit seems due to these reports, but it is aerials that, 'Meat conspiring, ever enlight ened pesos desires o change of system. TIM sbasestest is ;corral, and certainly with reuse. Mew, se out eves eider the lasi Prise* of Austria. dlimesty was Spilt reduced to so deplorable a !itemise se list 'fie: which it is seer placed. • £MTWItP, AUOVIIIP 3. The publisher and editor of the Cossilitstiosei Journal of the provise! of Antwerp bin been summoned before Jou. ties, upon a cumptaiNt made by Baron Binder, the Austrian Minister at Brussels. The ground of complAint i■ an ex tract from a letter, dated Frankfurt, 29th June, 1819, is. meted is the ColateNufisart of 14th Jely, and literally translated from no rial 4 Chan We. It contains alma redactions or ilea Wasik of Mr. ilandett, eke Austrian lie. shient at Frankfort, who induced the pusithenint of the Censor of the Gir Ne of that Ate, lot baring sellfered the insertion of au acanthi of the neigocisitons betwies Austria sad the ice of ROM, taken from the 81001;eque Mo. tongue. We have received Paris Papers of Wednesday sod Thuniday last. The trial of M.M. CgivEr;Fr and Astiuno, the two law student., whose shore in the recent disturbances, originatiug in the lectures of M. liavoyg, wee thought to hive beta marked with more violence than the conduct of their coin. took place on Wedneiday, before the Tribunal of Correctional Police. They were treated , with great indulgence by the advocates fur the prosecutiosi, who felt Chit an ebullition of youth. ful zeal, proceeding from no malignant motives, end tending to no very injurious consequences, ought not to' be visited with the stern severity that the law hsis denounced against offences of • deeper and more dangerous character. The King', 44vociite, therefore, recommended, that one of them should be *s:switted ; and that • One of only 50 haste!. Otitis costs, 'lipoid lie im posod se the other. who had insulted an agent of the police. The Tribunal, however, did not coo. cur in the latter part of this recommendation, cud acquitted both the accused. The acquittal was re ceived as it should be, with silent gratitude; the students were probably ashamed of thiir conduct on the acquittal of M. BAYOU*, and have since learn ed, from ROMn better and wiser lecturer, to mo derate their tran.pOrtir, and to consider the sentence of • court of law not es a subject for indecent tri. amok but as the manifertatioo or truth end justice. Shrum rumours have been afloat respecting an other European Congress, end Carlsbad has' been pointed ,out as the across of this political Asetirso. Those roomers have probably originated in an hr. ( tendid meeting of Ministers of the Germaisie Powers at Carlsbad. during the ensuing autumn, fad the purpose, as it is said. of making some final , amusements respecting the Constitutions tamper tribe F iveu to the respective Stales of the Conk. aeration. The Constitution of Bavaria will, it is thought. he adopted as the model: The Kiug or Pum wa. s. still at Toeplits on the it9th of July, but there was a very constant ie. tercosirse of couriers heti/emit Unit place nod Berlin. The return oh the Keno to his capital was canal• dered there to be very necessary. as affording the heat seam of securing the general tranquillity. The public mind ifleid In be at present very touch cenvulaed throughout the Prussian States. Eztroct from a lorivite leiter dated PortotkotO, Seed., rooroiog (yealerd4)), eight o'clock :--‘0 the' Paws Rocastrri having toe stendird. Do bawd the R Ceorkiyvtlit, points otle4 by tiarll4hio. caws. P. PAINT t olds 06 l!6 pore ceiii• 141#14; ; ikrijoifii Sett ; 41% Om, • • • •41!+a~ • • 1111WOAT; Grit!ids whorl 3 Storks. 'twain vessel; end Macaria. egpiaiv % HIND*T's are Dow s.tintling into Spitheal frogi lfr°ll!••4ll,oitailis'folvierlittPihsaivrguarDeabgrv. te l . 7. 4 ' Oa ThUtOthly asoehiesic, at ddy.liklit, the Royal yacht !sal suadron ordrati to stupid as *Rani kil l /h url!the. P!irca RePplIT, mill for BriOdcm, as. Royal George yacht, Capt. the Roo. Coml. PailfivT' frigate, — Capturii C. B.; How( sloop. Sir esaFfp 8Apg . ,40;114;t.; •1111 Feser l 47, brig of qr. 4;41.440§ Hotfoot. The "quadrat arrived of Briestat at nine o'clock. The Panic& anbarkatioti is etitectid to take place tatiorrow. his visit to Ik e yrsouth and this part. Orders have heel isanrd to the ships and garriaon to prrpirl to fry a salute . oil the appear. once of the Royal yacht and squadron. The trial is at prrseut uulasourable for the Royal excursion vrestw'srd. Prince Batsee►atttr arrived at the Fountain, it twelve to-night, from Brighton . . We hear bj his . 146.'41 that the Palace Harm, rm. bwrked to-day, at haff;past two o'clock, ts 9 board yacht, for Portions"*ha" . • The utmost vigilance linkimeted to be kept up to ascertain the arrival WV - prevent 0191 1 41 1 i' with, all vessels coming f rom the' Morocco dominions on the rout of Barbary, io which the plague continues to exist to a very alarming extent. According to accounts from Gibraltar of the lit ultimo. the deaths at Fez were from 250 to 900 per diem. It had also appeared with virulence at Algiers, and had been .Rain imported at Tangiers, by Jews b►inging cloths from Tetuan. At Me 7 critsec, Rabat, sdee, and Laroche, the deaths varied from one to ten per diem. The Tartar frigate, Commodore iie 64011911 RALPH COL Lite, arrived at Portsmouth on Satur day afternoon from the coast of Africa and the West Indies. She left Jamaica on the 29d of June, and proceeding to Cape Henry, left the island of $. Domingo on the 7th silt. That island was in * state of perfect tranquillity, and the Harlan GG.: vernment was completely established in its Court, Nobility. and Army and Navy ; the population was rapidly increasing. and commerce veryllourish ing. The import and export duties had been re• duced to 5 per cent. fur English goods, and 10 per cent. for the produce of all other countries. The KING was superintending the erection of a line of for . tigcations, es a barrier to the Spaniards. Tile Harlan hospital is under the care of a Mr. STRWA RT. of the navy, who ranks u a Brigadier. General. The Meet had established several schools on Dr. BeLL's plan of education. in which the children are taught English (under English teachers), with a view to the extermination of the French language in the island. Some of these schools contain 900 boys, classed in the most regular manner. The Grand Dignitaries gave very superb balls and dinners to the officers of the . Tartar, and 'hewed them the greatest attention. The Spartax frigate, Captain W i n, had con veyell ■ large quantity of - specie from the Spanish Main to Port Royal. She had sailed for Borba does. Halifax, and England. The squadron under Sir Home POPHAM had been sickly, but the crews of the ships were nearly recovered. Sir How; had returned to Jamaica, having been to the Hanunah and Vera Crux, respecting the treatment cape rienced by our ships .1 war at these places. General MiGliso9a was at Port-au-Prince. He Wad lost nearly all the remnant of his defeated troops by sickness. General ExoLtsx, with 4.009 Englishmen, well armed, was at Margaretta, and were to proceed thence in a day or two to the Caroms. No further information had been re ceived from Lord COCHRANE since his proclama tiou of the blitckatle of the coast of Peru.—The Tartar has brought about forty chests of silver on private account. A Supplemental Gasette was published on Sa. turday, containing various official documents re• !sting to the hate military operations in India, ■nd bestowing well•merited praise upon the gallant British troops and officers employed in this impor. tent ser►ice. We copy the casette at length. The Casette of Saturday night contains an Order .i t.Caauctl for The fertiler prorogation of nadir ennui, Irmo the 24th inst. to the 2d of November. We have received American Papers of various dates, and one from Boston of the 4ml of July, which is one day later than our last, but it con tains no Dew.. His Excellency the Algerine Ambassador and suite enibaiked yesterday it PuflofTlOUtil. in the Myrmidon. 20. Captain WKS. fur Algiers. Oa Sunday the Rin.sian frigate Namtsehatka, Clipliiis GOLOVIK, arrived at Portsmouth front liamtschatirs, on her tray to Crmistult. She has been aluoirt two yearg.tasiug been seht one voyage . °faired/trace to the Russian ports and estaldielt tsarists in ihe'Nortli Poctfie Ocean. The Purser of the Hon. Company's ship Pkanix, Capt. WHITS, lauded at Southamptou on Thurs day, with dispatches from tietigal and St. Helene, at which latter place that ship lay a week. The pas augers state, that lloraitAitta's: new mansion is' iu a state of greet fordwardnerc, but that he takes im Notice of it ; thin he still continues in. !kerb'', is ins deiermistatrisu trot to admit vi.ttors, sad it is e'lovg Inge bine, be has been - seen by airy Veil Denial Febteery. std , l It. at pi RikJeue. I i , 4 : e t - • - t *iiet` WE N 0,,. The Archbishop of CANTRitaVIT has bees in wailing on the Kula, ss Prawrkwt o f the Ctrusisd. Wilult:or. cltirlittc the belt wrrk. 4.) Friday qrneml MAtif the Cle;its latisttill to his hiss Jes Ty. armed at Windsor to relieve Gei.end Pitkrti. as Equerry in swantintE on his M*J MY. Oa Saturday • Council was held at Wiuthsue Palace opus, the state or his MAJEITY'Ii health, ',duets was attended by the Duke of Tait, the Arehhishop of CAtirsonitY, the Ertl of Wts eliustA, and Lord Annus. The Council omemided at twelve o'clock. when four of the Doctors ■ppointes to attend the Kum. presented their monthly report of the state of her kiting', health. The Members of the Council afterwards riai.ed the limit as missal. asoll . broke up about one o'clock. Soon after the breaking up of she Council, the Morgues of CAvnem tarns-ed . , who, although too Isle tip attend the Comma. re. mottled to Ibe iu waiting on the KING, to relieve the Archbishop of CANTERBURY. Yesterday the following Bulletin was exhibited to the Nubility owl Grotty at St. James's Palace. by General CAlltit'lllQNT and one of the Poses, from Windom:— " st. James's &Nee, Aorta. S. " His Majesty has petard the last slosith is s good Hate of sietssral health, sod in - a joie' state Of mud, bat his Majesty's disorder still remains asehtogrd. (050 , 4) " HENRY HALFORD, " W HERERDEN, " M. BAILLIE, " R. HILLIS." BRIGHTON, Avacit 7. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent and suite arrived last night at the house in Marlborough place, prepared for his Royal Highness's reception, during the repairs and alterations at the Pavilion. His Royal Highness the Duke of York has taken his departure for Windsor, to receive the mon thly report of the Physiciens ou the state of his Mojes., We health.' His Royal Highness havitig performed this duty, will return to the Pavilion, and remain there for a period of three or four weeks. The Royal George yacht, accompanied by a fri gate, arrived off this place on Thursday noon. It is said that the Prince Regent will embark to morrow in the Kora George tacht for Plymouth and Portsmouth, attended by the ships of war which arrived on Thursday. The Earl of Eg►etuont and family have left us for their seat at Cockerinouth. Sir C. M. Burrell, Bart. has also taken his de. Mr. Walter Burrell, M.P. is gone on a visit to the Eprl of Chichester, at &suture. Lord Salton has departed for the metropolis. haateacs-71r Duchess of Lards. Lord E. thy, Hoe. Captain Pori, iLN. Bare, and Mrs. Rothschild sad family, Colonel liitasreeire, Marquis of Woremyr, Mr. end Mrs. Barker sad faoiy, &r Rockville Drown, General Blythe, Mr. and Ms.. J. Naval and family, Sir Grange Sadfoer, Lady C.assiobnO, Mr. DTivllk, sad Mr. Versos. • • RAWL. AVevet 7. Our Ruins was, at • general meeting of the Committee, held yesterslay, fixed fur Thursday next, which, it is expected, will draw together (in addition to those who have already takers up their residence it this very delightful little watering' place for the scow.) a host of lashionithki from all parts of the surrounding neighbourhood, to witness the sports of the day, the arrangements fur which are in • state of forwsrdneis. Our lodging-houses are now nearly all tilled, from the numerous arrivals of this week, among which we notice the Tullowiug Lieuteaaat.C.okmel and Mrs. Roberta, Lieslessee-Colonel sod Mrs. Kaye, Captain Edge, NN. Mrs. alv, awl Mu Dealey, Captain Maw, R.N. Major sad Mrs. Gray, Key. J. Ogle, &de. Monday the Duchess of GLuucesTsit mired it Windsor, on • visit to the PRISCINIKe. Friday the Princess AVOtheTA and the Duchess of GLOVCISTER took an airing 'to Bligshot.—The Duellers of You ariived on a visit. Saturday the Duke of YoRK arrived at Windsor from Brighton, a n d intended to return yesterdAy. —Prince Lear°Lo also arrived, and left iu the evening._ The Duchess of You left Windsor on Saturday for Orobraids. Since the arrival of the Duchess of GLOUCL•T6t at Windsor, her Royal Higlinehs takes the deity exercise of walking, which the Rii)al Duelreas Ins always been varticularly podia! to. Her Royal Highness frequently rails upon her old acquaint. milers, &c. The Princes AIJOIPITA, in general. rides out oil horseback, and frequently gots to Frogmore. Last Moods,' the young gentlemen belonging to Elon College delivered their motions, stud slier. wards they left the College for six weeks holidays. Among the late arrivals nt • Beth are— The Marquis of Beth, the Earl of Cork, Lord and Lady Waldeerave, lady E.. Thrum; lady Maher'., Hun. Mr. Boyle Hun. Miss Broderick, lion. Sir J. W. and Lady The litigation between Lord VERNON and Lord JERSEY, respecting the Britton Ferry estiste. in Gisiningunshire, priounes au prove highly produc tive to the geutletnen of the lung robe. This du. main contains ten thuurwud Ill'ff'S of hind, laud is es. limited to be worth front 8 to 900,0001. In the Peachery at Lord SELecT's seat near Clilchrster, there is a peach tree which this ►eason bore 840 peaches to perfection. Hts Lordship has also grapes to the enormous weight of 71b. the bunch. • • Lsst week was laid the inundation-stone of • suspension bridge over the Tweed. on the plan or that intended to be erected over the Menvi Strait. to Carnervoirshire and Augleers. On Fridly lust, iliiriy.tou fine homer. destined for Petersburgb, were wifely shipped on board the Hermon/. at Hull. from which port they sailed oil Saturday. Niniriesu of them hove bees. purchased for the Emperor A LeViiOct, the remaiuder below*, to hie hiterpreter the • respe, cti v e value of them Numb ia dub eeautry, SOL to %6Q . bt.H -1 X LJI.J - •1' DAYILIRKET TR; After the coreedy of Tarring tarday evening, in which Mr. Ti ercited ea much of his sterling ► called for. and Mr. Jo N (Giasrawrin the gay and volatile humour for ahlv ; slid after the imaginer exhausted upon Mr. 11111111V1-. Mrs. GlBSiell Mu Mardi; a new of in lut.rlude. iu m e licit, nes Ladies af livw, tor Gewkilem You!!! Notwithstanding the alarming rootification en, 'eyed by the name of this ;Sere. our nerves oars hide more compose(' than they worry the MOIL fore, when the curtain role at the Et til:lish Open.. house, to iiitroolssee Bello Wit Aka!,r , Of the Lai n amoog nanelMillelgra a Piece founded On tile tune story as the present. Our apprehensions o, Friday night soma suloioleil when, in the coorn th e reg.., we felt that stotwishotandong the ingeniiiiY and ability of the Lathe% illeY Wet" 11,4011e11r.i (•e shrewdly suepect not nub reluctaisci ) to whom per iiii isosiisidotv of their enjoyments uoiaidrol by the .„1„,,. aid cuiiiitiellee we are vain our society is calculated to in fore 1110 re coati/owed Saturoisy „i g lu to p ot . it. Haymarket ordeal of the new dolomite au aii tin " the Rights of W ttttt en ;" nee ipa did our fate, though we knew from the hill., awl fro ri t h e l ed week's play-home talk si the flaymarker, that the whole female strength of thin wilhoelect.it owasponny would he arrayed oil the firessluii.--111-it the men were to have no quarter--4sid that ere., if • Jason appeared lie would find lip Ateden t.. assist him to the videos fierce. Still we o4y v,•• were callus, soul surveyed the' forou:slable Loony of Mrs. DAVENPORT. Mrs. GIBBS, Mts. ED WIN. BEAUMONT. Mrs. Costoutt, alt. . KEN GALL. Mrs. LITTON, and Mrs. T. Out., Mot,. we have been *wit to do ; we outward. as hsto atoned them as losig.estatilislird favourites el t 4; public, arid other's as younger and more rereot acquisition, to the doom. hut with no islorthetaiia., that mu the formidable condonation of the n , g i• could shake " our sovereign sway and ativsterilnli.'' The novelty, indeed the attraction of this rive depends altogether upon the skill of the perftir.iiert, and that skill was eminently compicisour nu Soto,_ diy night. The story is French, and if ar to •i nit was first dramatised B,y Ptemitp. It 11.1. h. translated. and indeed Unplowed, and in moor ti , tt. re.modellrd. exclusively lot the Ilaym is ket thew ~ by Dr. MILLINGES, the author of Thr Ecisk t s . a gentleman of considerable dramatic toots talent. The trenslat • in not so literal at lilac at the English Otters-louse, an dd.- ' racter is introduced. and the host 14 Inll.l complete. The story ta. in some ports t+ , ll la a different way, but the Ammour and . maul!• ot the French egairogoe" is carefully aid spirit edly preserved. 'floe ope i ih i g , e ,„,. Lady Lucretia (Mrs. herself young and bandanna. in all the affel..ed austerity of a /nude. ttnbraida.lter relation LAMM (Alitisi ilcsFstostr) utito bring looked at by the torn, resol chides the natured gaiety of Mrs. 4lamter's (Mrs. EDWIN) sulks oi ridicule of her prudery. was excellent ; lont the laughter became unarmed when Lady Lveretidb horror at the " shockiog sex" was searcluard with the most antiquated gestuies by her aunt (Met.. DAVENPORT) and her two arquaiidances, Mrs. LISTON and Mrs. KEspALL, wituir affrction, »y r,. entirely absorbed, the one (Mrs. Liston) w i th, ~ cut. to whom she had composed au our, •' 11A • where have you heed on day, my *lt bump which was loudly mid deservedly rncwrsl , from the ' , sweetness of the execution ; and the other (.../re. KSSIDALL) with a lap-dog, whilth she bore wou complaisantly upon her eon. Mrs. EDWIN 'ac credit. as Miss KELLY slid at the tither theatre, in personating her lowlier, and conquering. witta. out much terming difficulty, the atle . cad apathy of Lady Lucretia fur the oilier sex, who is' then exposed and aptly rallied for her prodrry.— Though the story is the seine in the two pircrs it. which' we Inure alluded. yet the nasterialto are occasionally varied; and the plod developed, mod the detrimental brought about with great ingenuity onat much dr ,matie effect. The audience were in roar of laughter throughou *haulerfor peri wwance, "d " G not a change of Thus ctere: was lost (Turing the imionated buatle of the piece. This is the great advantage of theatres where the audience can have asin ; : i li w : iferieno tine i.t . t thin r or a ni t e / ra tato u t: r amt t prospectt d rcef the st ag e. &muds Gt . joat awl mound gesture, to make the expteratni th . eir leaturee bi sible to ally considerable part of their audience. The ii; beyiii iot ol i •trengili of the pitor chiefly depended opals .11re. EDWIN. Mrs. GIBBS, aid Miss HICALISIONT. anal they ac quitted Ihelli•elveS *Oyer vt . t formet3 did ;ample justice to Ihe roils istaidarne.l amid the loudest ail:Liner of • taidoiminiat, e,„d them, wild the piece is HllllOUlletit for 1.-peritti.t 'Jeri noWitiB ilUdlrliCe. There is Suillie sweet 1111014: ill the piece. Miss BEAUMONT (Lamm) smog ter foollowirg pretty a:r ill Lisa tumor of the perform :nice. with great taste, and was deservedly sp.- 'Alluded : Is it love my Maori fires Thoubbing Wart, Eh! qmeltly tell, Dreading, emoting, 140 di ii a, TAtiaghts which usher thoughts dispel. Love, they say's the swore'. of pleasure, If 'ln Iran, awn why Ili. pain; Ye1,11400/16 Fey Irritates, Still, thy' theatled, ll.ght is yam. What ((assay there's nu believing, The rued ywilh I eauout love, Yee uear him my !amm'. Messing, And they ssy my looks impmee: Whet, near hens, I Wash, I faunas, And I wish he wire away— _ Them he gut., my wishes alter, And 1 avian, I trial he'd *toy. On Friday night last. Mr. MATlttwet rr furinancos at Doncaster Theatre attracted • sr.! genteel and numerous auchruce. His peculiar co.a.• powers. and versatility of character, kept the ern isi continued toughie" throu4ltout the eVCIIII g. The receipt was nearly seventy pounds, This day iv fixed fur laying the foursdatiort.stvi e of the Arlo 'form of lichester, so a very eittivoise Piece of laud lately purchased by the seeco.Oul party. and distuut flak the UM Veen lb AI quitter 6f a Wk,- IitATRF. M 1 made Fan, nn s.. rt aftY (LidootJet. ntq Watts pr its, p lot P owerorro)(ll4l,l 4 y e d Or which hr it rtniasit. of the aterliesie m Peter Autoui, wiA sew grist, iis the si,. l s ea Unlash, 045,. e 5.11. ,/ is We ON turtificsotiori rn,. re. oUr Hera.,wr R N iry were the tiigltt at the Ett;:lialt Otuta. itemez, at The Niece 111/I.l4ldiA Oath. f)ur opprrhesibion s tt, thesi s in thr course strnslaisx the iisgesisily .7 Met, youttothr.i (•p luetam a to sedum j ustaitlrst by thp uutio euuu g l i t o o il " sisat. :Y e wet. flint.. .isy Highs to puss draurritc s.l 'or (lid we trtusble fnt 111 the loll's, owl fro lk or the flnytttarli.t, Is of this istsll.eirt:'•ll ill the 111T111100111-It th.tl 'tyro, find 110 Aleden t.. •re. Still wr e, v.o. forosistalsle arrev Gums. Mts. Fo. Costut, Mt,. K EN . Ira.. T. Hilt. , jilts admired. Ns hell favourites of th ger nod more t with no istsprt!lt...... , .. Isiiiistims of Illelo N!! homy 11111 d osisstersinqs.' itramtion of this leer sk 111 of the performers. eoiseisieisisur oss nets, and ii r lteAmp. It hit h.-. irtl, hr Itsym .1 krt thew .., thur of Thr Ecrkto.