The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-12-09 00:00:00

OMII;N PAT imic tit NT). LLOY D's, 3sl 10!t. A'Y' a SPKCIAL GENEItAI, MkETINO of the COMMITTEE, hehi 1.114 day, The lt , ght H.in th e Lori! M 41.1, in the noir. - _ Read front the 'minims Gm itet,,Extra infirmly of the Ct and 11th, the G .zette of Ere li - dh, and the Gapite Extraordi miry of the 27th November, letters from V.ce A.l.toral Lot.: Col,' ,gan.,d, coistainirg his Lordship's official di4patcite., relative to the girt.us Victory of Trafalgar, with return. it the names and rank of the Officers, and the number of tr 'Beaman and Marines, k lied and wounded can board Ms M. icetv'e Ships in ma" memorable Engagement; and a Letter Irmo Reir Admiral Sir Richard .1. Strachair, Ntrt giving an account or the capture of (stir line-of-haul, Slims off Ferrol, by the Soisadron wider his eo-nottod; with similar r.tanie of• lint kißed and wounded on that ru mikes . Resolved, That a Va , e of the • doe of rive Hundrcd 'Pounds, ornamented worn emblematical D-ricer, and appro. perste Isscriptinos, i.lustrarire of the transcendent and herorc Achieve.nects of the late Lord Viscount Nul.on, he presented to his Rel.ct, Lady Viacquidsva Nelson. Resolved, That a similar V.se be pies' ented to the present To i Nelson, of 'Trafalgar, to dmeend, as an Heir Loons, with the Title so giro inuslt acquired. Renter!, Tnat a similar Vase it. presented to Vice.Arlmiral Imrd Colltrigwood, who. after the dealt of the Commander-.n. Liner, Y. the hour of victory, 40 ratably completed the triumph of the day. Resolved, That VIM, of the value of Three Hundred. Pnmidt saeh, with appropriate lisacriptiro.s, he presented to the Richt lion. Rear-Admiral the Earl of Nmtliesk, end Rear-Admiral Sir Richard John Sims-hen, Bart. Resolved, That swm.h of the value of One Hundred Pounds each, with appropriate ImicAptions, ha presented to the am. saving Captains and Comitnauders ni His Mai , stv's Shill , who shared Or , he &tigers and glom' of emote memorable action:. Resolved, That tit. Sum of One Hundred Primula he pre rented to each of the Lieutenants of His Mate.ty's Navy, Captains of Royal Marines, ail; ether Officers in the second eitss of His Majests's Poelarnation fire the distribotion of Pate Maury, who was issyer.dy wounded, and the Sum of Fifty P mid, to each Otfi.mr of the sane rank who was slightly wimerled. !frothed, That the Sum of Fifty Pound. be presented t o each of the Officers id toe third rata in ifs Sfajesty". PrOt.ii [natio' feu die dirtributlon of Prise Money, who Wai sr vete y wourded, sod the Sum of Thirty Pounds to each Odic .o of theta nittai.k who oat slightly wounded. Resolved, That the Sim of Forty Pounds h- tire.ented te each of Vie Orfieers is the fourth class of Hie MaieltY's Pro. clateati-m fur th distribution of Prize Money, who was -.e vert-1y wounded . and the Sum of Twenty-five Piunda to eir h d Officer of the WOO rank who was slightly wound-A; and that erilnimnil gr du. ties ne herearr-r vote to such Officers a. may be disabled ni e .nsequ.oice of their wound.. Reselsed, That the Sum of Forty Porinds ire presented to every Seaman to Marine whose omnicla may be attends I with disabdity, ~r Minor limb; the Sum of Twenty P nods to ear-h Seaman or Marine severely wounded; and the Snot of Ten Pounds to midi Seam in or Marine slightly watindeg. Re.e1...1, The rehef tie elm : -el to the Widow's, Orphans, Parents, aria Re Mures, derotiading for inmport on the ''aieains. °ricers, Petty Offir sr-, S,,ineli, and Marines, who fell in these slew:rites 'imago nents, as SOOll a. their respattme titration' shall be mode knows to the Committee Resolved, That Letters 40 written to Lord C .11ingwood Ind Sir Richard J. Strachan, requesting they all consomme...a the above resolution to the duff:min ships under their rum ri.fid, and friinndi the Committee with the name, of the mi. trate Seamen, and \tannest killed anal worinded, with sorb ;at. Herder. a. the,. an ("Ike, reree.`tine the Wallow:, i i phan., isr nth.- Relatives. whi , deg-ended for sd.rport on the brave meta wito so glortormly(ilin the eaus. of their count , y. Resolved. That the Sums mitt huted rm . the day of Thanks. givirc, beetitcli:i..m.r approp.i.ned to the relief oral: Seamen, Soldiem. Marines, anal Volunteers %vomited, and to the W.. doer. Orphans, awl Rd Iti... er .00se killed, in His Majesty's earsicc. 4 . ,41 rha a .erwart- 'scoria be kept of the awe. ICI I IISCRIPrz- - )Ns SINCE THE LA,ST PURLICATION. inks Henry T. :au, Eaq. . . L. Id IU 0 T.'. G -Mont . . . 10 10 0 Mir. omdwin . - 10 10 6 nadirs and:Sharweed . - 21 0 n Ris.lard - d.,.iehewer, ltsq. • . SO 4 Case Fdrell,ll..ea Navy - . 5 5 3 ja,:e Kaye!, a Sokilees Widow - 0 S 6 1 , 1- Serra, 1: i. gst k sad - - 5 5 0 Co-'n• 1: and N lion . . . 10 10 0 J. 4.4 Grardiro . fig 11, , per Groove/Ito-street - 20 0 0 Art.nrar Wiliam Young - .21 0 0 DN.-- . 1 1 0 The as Mnplee . - . 5 0 s o 2dm C \littera'', Bs. t. -1.) 1 0 Rey. Dv Wei. Bell, 2,1 subscription - 50 0 JG.D- - - 5 0 Kew Wm Tremerth........, late Chaplain of His Ma. jests% late shi n v a n_ in - - 3 0 Rey. Thomas Se:gii.ck Whz-lley - 10 0 Mrs, A.i. Whalley . - .- S 0 1.:m., 116.1ger - - 20 0 Mr. A derma., Perehaid - . 111 1 0 Capt.:in RI: hard Carne, R.N. 2d. subscription 6 0 Dr. Marshall - . - 5 0 Stephen Cowell - . . 3 0 )4 :I C...... 41 - . - A Archibald Cochrane - - . 30 James Allan . - . 10 1 Geo, Fred. Lot:lacy - - - 5 Vol 0 tovintir, per Drummond • 100 PiN kk. Cos (liter, and Co 2.1 subscription • 10 The Chapter of Winchester . - ao Riaard Franks - . - I Rund.ll, Bridge, and Rimdell - 00 GeorKe Stare, 11111 street - - 1,. - 303.ji 11 . 4 II I'• Vl' • • • 10 1 William Graham, of Trozh?ne • - 10 1 Montag...a- Burcoytie, F..q. - 10 1 0 Rear Admiral .lohii Potorin - - 21 0 Capt. fair- George bla:di ,R N. - 10 1 , t Lord B strop ,if ',orlon - - .50 f. William. Pay, and %Vatic, of Pertsnamatb . 12 1 t. Captain Di :hide Gould, Royal Nary - 6 0 Jam.. (:.ehrin - - . 0 1 6 John I.raolool, of Dentrinanies . - 21 0 1 H. B..wnc, of Weymouth, 261 subscription 50 0 Wilson and Mstnnettirmey - 10 1 0 I.'emt Charles K.e.g, Royal Navy - 1 0 The Officers and Men of the Caps of River rsocibles of the City of London ' under the Command of Captain l al.• ttew Lucas, Com. stimulant - - - Wro Nepecher, Surgeon of the Royal Hospital. Deal - - Capt. (leo Angles, Ili. Majesty's thip Trusty - 1111enjhoin Elias, 2d tiabscription - Jalin MsNabb - )Sentietts and Greases - . 11. 11. Browne - Taylor and Newton, Warrick-square Master Nr loot Newton William Clinton, .en. Ludgate swot Thomas Flint, oraceehurch-strait James Resell - Jeho Tnumas - Trimonl Carl:le - John Bari lir p, World-street N.tli. I)ow.ort - J-oeph Hi..xman - Ric. aid Strom., Woodattreet Gaorge Hunt, naltridge, Dorset Wiltista Prater A (lift - M. Wharton 274 14 2 0 0 10 :0 0 5 5 0 21 0 0 51i 10 n 21 n 0 la ) 0 t 0 5 5 0 5 0 4 4 0 4 4 0 4 • 0 2 t 0 2 2 0 2 2 11 2 2 0 2 t 2 2 O 10 G O 10 6 10 0 1 1 0 _ . .. )urn Hey wwii, Esq. - - - 1' L.O. ii•alset . - - romt dm Prior Uh ta4 tiocir!y, hold at Itrk• Nearin , 4 thu, pe‘ Richard !lemming, ,Sircratary Fdivard Sherd, EM- - - Robert T.rer - • - T. awl M Peis:.• . - - Vl,lllarst:4fichit.er, Cannuwsireet Mr. Riel.Ard Anisilt .. . - Rdvard Miiwaal, Esq. jam - .I)ift.f L F `"" as, Esq. Dahill, near Wart.nron, r... 5. r 5 0 0 10 10 0 21 U 0 2 4 0 5 0 0 5 5 0 15 10 1. 5 5 0 ..:1 0 • R —..... fe Ilk Tamen* • e . 1 0' 0 1. Comory Citrate . • - 5 0 all sf.winan, Hant s and Lyon - . - 141 0 if 'chard Wane . .• • - . 5 SRI Pto,aef aid large . • - - - - 'lO % /antes Yea, Er.q. • - 1' 10 II Capt. T. L. Yes, ROval Nays , - 10 11 0 • fitomt, Edwards, Wapping-wall - - 10 0,4 rh,nias lloar, t:atherinewareall - - 2 2 0 John and Thom.,s Wild - • 10 19 0 Mrs. Hanel, Dnwcate-hill - - I.''./ 0 0 'rho Right Han. Jiltii Smyth - - 10 10 0 The ptoGt arming from MY sale of a Sermon preached by she R 69. K. Drewe, at Exeter, Aug. n,„,,, . 19, Inos, on the duty of d•feliding our -. - Ir 7 C o untry . - - 1I S. Soloman and San - - - 30 10 0 Mkayr Pr. W # 'Their portion of a Prize iii the 5 0 0 ‘Lister Pl. W. c Lottery - Res., Price, Rogan, - . 5 5 0 - dins Young - . - 1 1 ii Thomas March Phillips, Eaq. - - 1.!1 0 0 Capt. Ge-rte Eyre, Royal Navy - - 10 10 0 William and Robert Fricke- - - b 5 0 , 'apt. David Lloyd, Royal Navy - I: 5 0 - Edward Briggs. Laidenhalloareet - - 5 0 0 The Officers, Nom eottontssioned Officen, Dtnin teen, and Privates, of the Ipm isii Lui.il Vo lunteers, commandel be Lieuteitatit.Colonel Neale, one clai'a pay - - Lucas& ./1 Ptom,r - - Thomas and Philip Griffith - Raisard Carpenter Santis . , Nathan Jempli - ." Fulton, au - d Co. . . • Julm Wile., Diolw , cli - C to-t. Tremor, Esq. - - Tb. Right Hon. Sir Willi.nt Rimiest/a, E.B. Di.' it 941 Sir Meted Clarks, E R. - Two day's pay of the Winer+, None tin wits-ioned Officers, Ditall•Diall,4l el P. irate*, of the Wood hr idge Vetinnteer Infant, T. Savag-, Bermondsey • David Mitchel - Messrs. Townie and Son • C.:ettltes and Burgess . Ja ues Sant - - Thema. Levinson, Bedford-square H C. Gratiger - Witham Man - . Subscriptions mark by the Pupils of Lew u iham Seho.l W. lino S.ivier, Couper'A row raplte 21114! Watsm - • fulai kl.wler - Richard Girdner - J .m t ili B ..it . Lieut.-G, ,eral Barton Arell Lb.., i Little John Sadler . St , minor. and Sedlgwick - William Carver, Gosport The Ilan. &I.:key of New 11,n, by Jame. Thonip uni' thew Steward - - The Sers.rits of a Public Offic • in the vicinity of Lelce ter-square - - - Chaplain, Penal, and Co. - - C .nano nor Bony - .1,4• Russell, G.. dman's-yard - - Cha.lea Cooper . - James 8.11, Angitl-roar! - • - - Jaain Hell, J,n. - - T. Cnckett, MA. - - - Reginald Pa-ket, of the Bank Chaise Knig•tt. 1 1 1.• et ttr.et - - - 1 C.:pt. Jest.,:' Ilatiweli, of Fits hlajezty's ship Mapkt c - . - 5 5 0 John Bu.dem Kent, Southwark - - 3 5 0 Tnnmas Wood . 3 5 0 .T. W. - - 0 7 0 A p-mori soh* wishes to remain unknown .. 26 3 0 Dr John G , -r , in Long A.-m - 5 5 0 Robert I es.ous - . . 10 10 0 Luton Snub - . - - 5 fi 0 W. J. 11. . . . . 2 2 0 Ti. 0..... Inajthetteer, jun. . - 10 10 0 Ro'aert B.- eemall - . . la 10 f Lori Hatearike . - 10 10 0 - PC ' - .2 0 G . . W. Cole, - S s 0 Jain n Subbed, Salleree 1 i •1: . - 21 0 f C. and R. Baugg-reu, t... Ai amok . . 2 . 1, W M. Balk.A W., sand - - 10 10 D Robert Gr. ,ser - - 21 0 0 Mr Fran , .t., Krug-land Green - 0 10 6 - A PtiNxlt i I the Lila Infantry Company of 3,1 lanai Landers . . 1 1 l• - Gideon Mien.' • . 10 f 0 W. Golightly. Esq. . - - 10 10 0 Mrs. Emtl a Come . 1 1 0 • Bean and P.rry, Genuine B-er Brewery, G Aden lane - 10 10 0 - Themes Thom. son, Beckford.row, .Valwonh 1 2 0 TLorne. White amtl Co. - - 10 10 I) Watley. Br tak, and Hulbert - Id Itt oi H T. Hewitt - - - 5 5 0 Mon Grimy - - le 10 I, T G &milli, Esq. - - - 5 0 i.. P.,lw.n,JJohn - Esq. - . 10 0 0 'f. 0 Dom - , jun. - - 10 . 10 0 Goo. Austen - - - i 2 0 Mr F. C. Austen - • - 1 1 0 Mr. B. Au ten - - - - 1 1 0 l'ihn Rohm, 11, Clerkenwell.green - 10 0 0 Wm. audios. Huns* - - . 10 10 0 R. Mane - . 5 5 6 . Edward Read, Fag Chelsea - 10 10 0 • Rev J:shn Cloy/iota, juts. and Friend., of Came mitr-street - The Gentlemen of the Society, rally.' the Free act Fay under tiar Crown, e nd .t Mr. 111,5. Shan. wood's, White Dr g, WilegaMmtreet, Bishops gate strain - - 21 0 0 John Mode, VI of Canterbury - - lit 0 0 C. Alderson, Esq. • . 15/ 10 0 If • tar, Hamar, ..nd Morris - - 10 10 6 Tomia. Preston and Sons - - 10 10 0 Darnel Beale - 10 10 0 The Ilan. Soc cty of Lmeolnb Inn . - 105 0 0 Jahn Platt • . 10 10 0 Major-General Ntcholsen - . 10 10 0 Jame. N. own and Co. Merton Abbey - l 10 0 Moses Samuel - - 10 10 0 .I. , tials Darnfurd. Esq Deptford - - 5 .5 0 1 horns. Binh, Fsq. C , ornt/511, Two j..ettery Tickets t y the ensuing Lottery J T. - Brownes and Mind - V: inia.n Shepherd. Russell-squate M. and S. Brooke, Paternoster-kw Chang. Bel, Esq. Sjdenham, Lent *Ttuanas C•internitck - John 8.0 ~ .It, Hampstead Cr/arks awl Richard Erisiey Vdwatd Bilk* Mr. Edward Bilk* Miss Middlion Lawrie and Whittle Richard 11 dose, Laurie Ottrorg. Slack, Kii.g street, Cheapside John Slack, Seatie..treet - I'. sod S. Goldimv - Themes 1,5 , 0 and Snaa 9 Cap: G. N Ilardthge, Rays' Navy - The ilea Ades - nsiCerawaine Sir inhe Niasiell - kies.rs Fir.. ier and W`St.il 20 1 10 10 10 0 10 10 0 10 10 0 5 5 0 10 10' 0 10 10 0 21 0 0 21 0 0 21 0 0 25 0 0 1 1 0 5 5 0 21 0 0 IC 10 1.1 10 10 u 10 10 0 1 1 0 I 3 0? IS 15 0 lo to of 5 5 0 10 10 0 10 10 0 10 10 0 5 5 0 10 10 0 10 10 o 10 10 0 10 /0 0 21 0 0 20 0 0 2 10 6 h 5 ($ • 2 1$ Ito 0 10 1) 9 :5 0 0 '2 2 0 10 10 0 ▪ 2 5 0 13 0 0 •5 % 0 - 10 10 0 -11 l 10 0 5 5 0 50 - 10 0 0 - 10 10 • 10 10 t , . 10 10 0 - 10 10 0 - In 10 0 - 10 10 n - /I 2 . 10 10 0 . 10 13 0 5 5 0 - 111 0 -5 5 0 - 105 0 0 50 0 0 - 20 0 0 Lamm Sag 1, n •W. der at Pee!eb Cuffs.: -house 2 51 0 Mr. Giv.z.. Purl wow* - - - 10 10 0 John Gardm -er . - 5 5 0 Ray and Mon•agne, Den r..ric.,te c at - 5 5 0 Aiker GI tend - - b 5 0 Jus , ah I.7a;ley . 1,, 10 0 . - W...0n and fillasp,ol Sargon - - 10) 0 fi Heinv 1./.lAin . - I $ l' • . • 4 .:ta..•iption R.ryks 3 " open, and v. ', -1:r. orr. r• i retytt.l .0 the Rat ..1 I,la. ' . ~..0 - • . , 3s. , ; 11,.- ' ilantOM an Town aad Cociacao . J. Y. ii, lia..,fr UAL), ice. PRLS. I,IIN 11()N. IVONr) Y. D: r:Fmnct 9. • • Two I Limlnirgh Slob became due yesterday ; 'lst no arriv.ils flour the Continent, we believe, taken place at a late hour last night. Lieutenant-General FRANCIS DUNIIIAS, who command a corps under Lord CAT MC ART upon I I 0)7.6:1ent, arrived in town on Saturday to receive his final instr n is. Majors-General MACKFNZIS, FRASER, blr ARTHUR WKI.LESLEY, SIIERIROKY. and HILL, will command brigades under him. The embarkation of the troops proceeds with great ac tivity; and new troops every day arrive at the ports in the Downs. The 9d, sth, Bth, 30th, 87th, and 89th Regiments are on board in the Downs, with the 26th, or Cameronian regiment, also art iced from Ireland. The last of the heavy Dragoons of the German Leglon,were to have embarked on Satur day. The Ist Battalion of the 79th Regiment, w h ich lately arrived from Cork, were disembarked at Rams gate on Saturday, from whence they will march for Ospringe and Faversham to join the second Brigade of the same Regiment, at those places. The two bat. talions, with the 911 d, at Cantecbury,lform a brigade under the command of Major-General Hoes. We have received New York papers to the 27th of o,stober. They slate, that th.. Bi itish have taken posse<sion of Cape Nichola Mole, in St. Domingo, where they have landed troops. His Imperial Ma jesty, Dassat.itiEs, is not dead, but great jealousy subsists between him and Cts atsrueua, vrhose popu larity increases. An insurreilion is apprehended. We feel pleaure in adding, that the malignant fe ver has ceased in New York. ,Ttit following no lice was issued by the Board of Health : is NEW—YORK, OCT. 9.6. " The fluent or Health have the satisfaction to andotincit to their Vellev-Cit,iens, that, in their opinion, every tea. sona' , le cause of clanger from malignant fever has ceases!. sod OA they may return to their respectise hom, a in per• fe t s.ifety. The Bard recornincol, however, that precut tiunal measures be taken to ventilate their dwelling," The remains of the lamented Lord Nstsots will be carried round, from Portsmouth to the River, in the Villory. T hat vesstl must, however, receive s• me repairs before she can proceed upon her me lane' rly destination: she has forty-eight shots be tween wind and water on one side, and forty-two ma the other. What must have been her share of the anion in the glorious day off Cap. Trafalgar? Saturday morning His nlaatirse. Princesses Au. •I: , T A. SOPHIA, and A MEI.I#, accompath..d by Gr .. rah Fir znov, Coh.ael TAYLOR, on horseback, Lady STON4Y, in a chaise and friar, took an air. trg by Cranboui n. lice Iklaaasry and the other Parecesses took an airing, in a carriage and four, by Langley. Yesterday morning, His NI/sass:re, Princesses ACOUSTA, SOIRHIA, MARY, and A 41:11 A, accom panied by General nese ov, Colonels Tett Loa, and Ursasow, Countess of ELY, ViSCOUIIteSS CROSSLY, Ice. walked to St. George's Chapel, and heard an excellent Sermon, preached by the Rev. Dr. fr,•rti the Ist Chapter of St John, and part of the 17th Verse. After Divine S-rvice, the Ro v AL PARTY took aa airing to Froginore. Yesterday, about one o'clock, Lord CATHCART Set off in his travelling CArriage, from his house in Gloucester Mac..., for the Continent, to take the command of the British Army. Accounts have been r .ceived from Col.mel RA m ime, who has been ant by Government to the Austrian head quarters, that the first fii vision of the Flongarian insurrection army, was in motion on the 10th ult. and advancing towards the frontiers of Stiria, with a view to support the operations of the Avelr'uke Co Alt tics. The Ptiqce Lrarst packet, from New-York, is arrived at Falmouth. On the 14th ult. in Lt. 36, 12, lung. 53. 1, she spoke theOtrare,---..—, from Liver. pool, nut 56 days. The Lady iLatulia packet. from Falmouth, arrived at New-York, on the 31st of 06tober. The V,gjsßtia, Scew.t. from Leghorn, a brig, and a schooner, have been captured near Folkestone, by French privateers, and retaken by the. Threaders gun-brig ; the former is sent into D o ve r . The Urgent, which convoyed the Lsed Eiden and T.:Mahar* Indiamen, brings intelligeoce that oa her way home she spoke the Dancorooz Indianian, which inf. rmed her that when she lest the Cape of Good LiNOIS, in the Mr,e 4 n, and Belie Puule, were in 1 able Bay. The day following, the Daardroq fell in with the Trenaled , ,eat of 74, G,ampus of 50, and T.quichare and Pot frigires; and hence there is just reason to hope that Admiral Li sots is by this time in our pas sussidix, as no protalion could be afforded them from the land, :aid the French were very unpopular at the Cape, where they could get no credit Mr sup. plies of any kind. They had sold the Bruerwiii East Indiaman to enable them to purchase the ne cessaries they stood in need of. Tbe Geroge of Saturday night contains an Order in Connell, That the 'Parliament, which eras to meet on Tuesday. the 74t day of January neat, he further p.orusraed to rre.sday. the 21st day of she same month, then too meet for the dispatch of bu siness." Tb: gap'', contains congratulatory Addresses to His :shako. v from th- city of Winchester the .unty of Denbigh. Newport, in the Isle of Wight, it mouth, Ly is in Norfolk, Kingston -two..- . names, and Bristol, upon the gloriuus viClory of ralalgar. 7 V I ti,„"frP.Y6)‘-' 4 THEATM.P". OPPIPA•IIIRVIt. This magnificent theatre opened oa Saturday aigiit. We never witnessed a mare niimpen u , t e,,, 4oce upon a first night of the seasnr. The pit nyfebsv e d, and the boxes disp'ayed a large pot jeep Ilan the rank and fashion m town. Th e ' mdse. kefore the cm tain, has uncler;znne a complete replir. The pai.itio , r looks extremely f res h, an d t h e grenri h.ive eb beeis retouched In many places. Mr: Rif tit:Gym: and Mad. GIt4iSINI Were in ti' m and divided the applause, which WAS enthu,. astic, in the charming Opera of Ii natio (1,1 Alter the Opera, a new Meln-dramatic 11,1; e4 entitled Nntial Virivra and Triwnoph Lo.d compi-sed by Sig. 10- , SI, was pr )(leed, for the firvt time. The first scene is a diftAttt view of Can frt, falgar, and the Victory. with Lord Nei stiv ev r i m quarter-deck, attempting to break the enerii!,'s tie. The next scene presents a view between deck, of Fittutn, and the death of Lerd Nst.SON, in his The subsequent scenes are in Londisn, and consist of a view of the iillmiralty, the entrance of Bit ab. nin in her chariot, drawn by lions, and followed Sy Afars and Aliseeve. the temple of immortality, which descends in clouds, and exhibits a likeness of Lard Necsos, conclude: the piece. floes ce wise. ly observes, Nan fano% inttas I)gn3 er,i ptnl. 6 I I • -irtaia. inithaque Ex u.:14 ‘ice 1110 i :uteri fAcumii.t plaittiss.^ A deviation from this rule proved fatal to the piece. The feeli: gs of the aud•ence were hurt at th e ; . 1 , bition of the dying aponies of their beloved hero, r; his last and sr.lemn moments ; hisses issued ft( rn every part of the house, which Mr. BRAMAN'S eloquence,who several times addressed the audience, in vain attempted to restrain. This faidire is the more to be regretted, as the ,!s. wagers had got up the piece with great expence. Use scenery and decorations were splendid in the extreme, the music was beautiful, and the whole sticnzth of the House, consisting of Mrs. BILLINI:. ON, Madame GRASSINI, MT.BRAKAW, ito v tin Pau. RJSiI, &c. failed the several parts. When the COT. twin dropped, Mr. tlca n a:a came forward, and stated that thepiece w•as.seithdtawn. In the sphenoid circle we observed— ll.scheors Devonshire and Manchester. Marchionesses Wadfort ant 13.bwoshire. Countes.e4 Sefton, Hama ton, Albemarle, Clare, !limy. I,r Wellede!,, and Mealkauuch. V i..conli , •a. Haraleen Nte'' , ourne, Hawk., Glynn, and Turner. Mate of earleazai, the k'netugueart Arnbuiador, Donne De Front, &e. COVatee-G The Mercheno of Venice was performed on Satur day night. l'he novelties were, Miss SHUN in Perth', and Mr. COOK It in .Sksicsa. He was in,. unitahle in his expres.sion of the malignant passions which aduate she Jew. Miss Stems WAS a very respeclablt PJrna ; but, in the early sceues, she was ton playfill, and,wante , l dignity, In the jildgni...•:l: scene ‘he received much and deserved Appian e. In the filth Act, an ursurcessful attempt was the e to encore Mr: Hius's Song in Lorrozo, and the Play proceeded to the pas r.ge, when he says, The man that Limb no minx in himself, Nor n not nmerl with centred of ,we,t ht for veawm-, straraceins, and spoil. " The advocates for the encore, encouraged by chit{ passage, renewed their demand, a-ad finally ts iumon ed over their opponents. Ile farce of "The Ames," followed, and went off with eight. Hyde-palk yesterday was very full of company; amongst them were, - • " . _ _ F{er g N~+~al Charintte of wme.. _ uu- clatWonot liovosabwoand hester. Mavebiontises of He.d. fort and Wolte.ley. Wilicisci of HArrington, Convnikara, Cardigan, Yowls, Claro, Jersey, Mitrytonte, and Sefton V,o count es. Sadler. Larli-v Hawke, Melbourne, and Myna. Earl , of &outwore owl Webtrouretaod. Viscount Du.,ea.moo. Su Stidatst C‘dtoreli, at. His Grace the Duke of NORROLL arrived on Tuesday evening last, at the Angel Inn, Norwich ; and remained there till Thursday last. Dutit,, his stay he visited St. Andrew's Hall, tin Catheral,l and other public buildiogs. • The success Of Nit.SltLf RI MOT nw'sSfrepi , ,g-Benitty it is thought, will i.iduie tl;e Managers of Drury lane to revive some of their &wawa pieces. A Dublin paper says—" We are authorised to contradia the marriage of Mr. Tatou A, HIGGIR% to Miss Bt. A K I'NEY, of 'foam; same being a waits.% afar, imp..sed on the prim, r." OG Sun lay se'nnig it, in zhe nigh Church, Glas gow, the Rev. Panic,' AL •TA vL u it, baptised ;ha son Gt a gallant old seaman, by the name of 11 dint Tr' faiger. '1 he Chirire, in the late contest, chose for hit flaw, of Jetimce, very appropriately, a handkerchief aids ltorde Viscount Mt wroti. son of Earl FITIaeILLIAM. we hear, is shortly to lead to the altar the Hon. Miss MARV DI IJ as, fourth Jauglatit of the ligt , t lion. laud DaNnas. PARISOT formerly left Drury.lane Theater, hr-I cause, as she said, at the time, she wanted a PIC/. We have not heard the cause of her return. The Lord Bishop of Qucalc was ;tCambi i,!2e on Monday last; his Lord.bip and family having been on a visit in that neighbourhood. Two of the Bishop's sons were admitted of Trinity College. Miss Fes,scs, the Bath Resew, retires from that stage until after the holidays; her place will be jilltd by Irish Jonas rum The rival Queens of melody, Mrs. Art LIPOTOM and Signora CARAVAN!, never appear in• the tame bill, as it would be impossible to mention bids, without giving the one precedence of the other. This jealousy reminds us cd the story of the Grocer's and Useescmonger's Ladies, at a Lord Mayor's dinner. The Lady of the citizen was going to take precedence of the fair dealer in figs, when the latter. stepping before her, exclaimed, a Notb:z4 Madam, alter cheese." The first meeting of the Glee Cluh was held Saturday, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in ' Strand. ST stuns Geosass SRI Deir. Esq. Presid • CMA S L ES WRIGHT, Esq. Vice-President, M. Sat Esq. Treasurer, Mr. SALE, Conductor, and abc forty members and visitors were present. II .• 1 %