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rinterßE. This Theatre. hate night. boasted a notnerolli and fashionable audience, attracted to oitiltits*e first representation of. a Drupe: entitled The ,Doebrful San; Or, Secrets of a Palace ; tibtalW clataic pen of W. Lt ig iogn, E.g. end the debut of a Gentleman front the BathCompeoy, as a principal performer in the Piece. DIMMIATt. PE'S° NAL a Vaasa Karquis of Lerida)" Mr. C. !Cunha. I (his related see) Mr. Assort'. maksei (a Porisgoese) (From the Tbsstrajleyst Bath, his arse appearance.) Jetrerhie Mr. FARI.ILY. Fabolret... • Mr. Vitoria el Lerida • . Smarms Miss H. Puri Serse--The Pulse* of Merida. is M.JriJ. Time—Flow Mails, till Vespers. SKETCH OF THE PLOT. - - sees Lerida, a Cadent' Nobleman, fall, in love ri ng * an i lies, the heiress of on. of the firm houses in Slimily idler his nuptials, be engin of a gi a t ibal il a s a ing"°. the Govinstraeat of the epanish Colonies, mod ib America. He endeavours, donor his a far Sim rs byeK • entreaties. to induce the mostai the New ng World—but in train !—When a ° land, be learns that the eon of which 'r b ry o ja, • -- a s b b ioaess j " h ive ssi . horn delivered daring his absetace, from his panned estate, and with einem. " B ,, ac b r o f fu n. ------ musa euspieieuf privacy and concealment. takes ion of his mind. jtabj Done7his inst`72:::, 7, , chaste Lsmil'assa introduced to his se ws", a Portuguese, who calls himself Maloneli ; a r„:; , aa bai", destguirg - Weals, who so entirely wins his f • &hip, that, on his retorts to Spoilt, he is in seodeacem s" oterdto t he palace of the Marquis, Im d lonnootred rich he most exalted friendship. Br liar most in siditi"7usino;wik les, d ite t he an affectatiou of the strictest honour, he is • " ks himself so deeply into the good graces of the aw ila r k l ooesa, that she esdruste him with the secret of bee feat .tokbruent, been% previously exacted from him an oath to preserve the want inviolable secrecy. To him she se g,,,„,,tedxes that L 4 O O , the supposed sun of the alarquis, is, in reality, the aspen( of • lover, who perished in battle, prior to her marriage with the 31arquis ; and raw. rultmates her story, by permitting him to peruse certaiu "b ir h bad passed between her and her paramour. He *loses her, for the more certain coneeahneg of documents of seek mmortsoce, to deposit them in the bottom of s casket, to which she keeps her jewels, and loch speoa. by • spring unknown to any pererso but t i t en se vci. klairogli, se tic in step towards the comfit am of a acep.laid scheme to raise his fortune 04 the ruin . of h is hese factor's fatally, determines that the :Marchioness s ear ly attachment, and its cum. victims, shall nut lung remain inlet. Put this mover the alarchionesa, at the request of Malvenli, is desired to perm' the jewels iu the casket to he inspected by lice Lied, melee the pretence of comparing thins sins • net which has bete oe&red for Hessen's, • yomig holy who monies M ranee, as the ward of the Marquis, but who is, in reality, Ws daughter. When the casket is dainered juts the bands of lit, Marquis. amused other trials,'" he finds a bracelet, entiatented with bus portrait. He immediately &treatises to take this p.nrad ilsais the bracelet, and to replace it with the likenio• of • senior, whose picture lows its the aft:trim-at of the alsichiutiess, soil to width she appear particularly al tided Delieviig that the original of that pasture had born the defiler of his bed, he hopes, by the Keene which the . unespe.tcd appeuranee of the portrait will recite Ire the illarchiostess, to surprise her lute • emelemitia of her guilt ..-a. 'hie plan he rommunieetts to Malvupli , who, with all the appuranee of the most migraines honour, endeavour to donut , biro front thus torturing his Lady's feelings. The Hanoi is ionionible-.-tad, haring exchanged the portraits, is 411 the point of closing the casket, when Malve'gli, ap parently endeavouriug to reread I.ls purpose, touches the Mutt spring, • ead the fetal papers are *moused to view! 'lle grimed, of his jealousy see now cusfirmed. He deter- Man [skittish Leou, life reputed son, and to adopt Mal far whose arms be destines the beautiful Les viva bingo whets end Lem), • onion had bent pro• jr.t.st•-oThat her affection fur Loos, however,- may not ,lead is the way of his hippie's, ' Allalvegli apprises her of tie mu relatioaship in which she stands to the Mar ewe, aid thus destroys ha deceit laupec-s-He also informs Lem ef the civilisa readers hits else completely a , serablr. Hithert ye w roue on successfully :hoe, when In plans are se the point of complains, Is is informed t i s toss (hike% meesaptuety, to speak with hints He is tiondsrlittuck whets fferrachto rule's. In cant he nemrs to rotu4lheioterv'ewi Berra( hio will not part with him Fig.d. ing mtnerfege ameime, sad being aware that the Marquis waning for Ana ia as room, to sign the con tract of marriage, he. fie agrees to give. his rtne" lot S' Jets pommies , ent the vesper bell has struck, in con aithratioa of his restoring • certain packet of knees, flocialeuts of which ere fraught with his destractioa. flay. tne succeeded in desmiesiag tiorrachio, he proceeds to sizu the &tole Aa additional wines. being required, Fahuletto la railed in; be nut only rerun to sizn, hut lanoches out lona strain of the mot spirited invective against Hal 'Mil; L. this he is demsited the Marquis's service; but, at toe request of kletvogli, he Is ordered to repai r to au estate of the Marquis's to Murcia. Malrugli iv di sired ionine a letter, introlueing• L , i to the Steward aith ~.,sho's he is to reside . Fabuleti... mute yes to take up th e ty *l..ch Midweek has written to Buiracblo, iudusnig • *eft Ai the stipulated sum, instead of that which is i.o t•a4cd fur him. Of this be makes irontediati. use ; his wife L 'itmer hy los command, d makes Bureschiu, after h. kein/ wt.% Ntalkugli. The honest Steward hatiaz, ie commence of the letter thus obtained, he•ome pos. "k.l of the !socket, feels himself joitibed in c linnachio to be appebented He is confronted witia Mal. : , 134 •hote real name is Risfaldi, and whose Clime. 141 nertsitnird him to fly his eumotry The 31 ar (Littera, pool's the jealuo”. ui h - r Lord unfiotiuded heel berme been the fruit ofa mitatc :1111tialte, previous to hem s m . .. nook the Margot, Lerida—hut which her father ~'c''l her to coneral.• The reconctliatiou of the Marquis il a.chirniet ,, , the naive of Leon and Itosaetri, a..:1 thc 11 ".sh'itent of Bartachio and Ala!rogii, conclude the rise,. F.im the shove faint sketcri of the plot, it ....IA he welt Hitt. this ('lay is it rotten 011 the Getro4ll 11 .' 41 I t.Ut in the preservation of the tinsties, *Niel 4r.• strictly attemleil to, in ele4ipice of lan ltu.t..r, and beauty of nentionect, it far exceeds the feller:any of pities of this description. 111doy of the simstions are finds caleulateJ fur stage. a ..1 powerfully interested the andietier.— ! hoots-ver, ratit-Ir pent.* ; the last act p srticu st • a..d. to i.erd of comprestoom C, Kknar,a, as the Ihrquis of Lerida. po - ! (sled, to .lowitig colours, the tortures of r' :- ' 14. 1. The c4.td, deliberate, villain , disfeogii, foe the moat sordid purpose., works on the Pf.'of his uu f.'""d set "hie .t we in Mr. tiowsttue• ( - lie debut was ox• uetnely .i i i - ecenful. Th e performance Nlr.AllettT. 11.1-4 'st. Toe IJoubtfal Soo, fully justified the - " u rt'lt:tt we expel-ivied of his abil.ites en the lint sii4lo of hi s •opewrimee. I s. net a, ma t h e fil archloar4 1 Lerida, dePie'", ;.1 the otontett effect, Il.e dye Int nature awl ill.tlCe 4 diction fair her eon, I..ii,io , rrenee for the Jr,, it whirl) that a ff ection r •'i.J her to p ract i ce on litrhnalctiol. 11. perwiliaiell the eli,tracter Vf L (4 .•:' s '. '; . 'rut 411. Slatrthl, ty 4..11 pathos; Ina i;..• • • JP) 1111 d talsaletio were well sty..c.rt-ri L. FAR,I.,Y oriel BAN IsTalt. " 11 ' 'et It - Colvet to have earn :•totrt., - tter support e d. It was r mit with C., utmost ottirtitiiitt. •*, representation, ou Thurt. '"".Jets of appiattlies . • 'c { • .ru idrA This Theatre, hi f er hionable when repr esentation ef:s Slit; or, Secrets of • W. Dimwits, Eft from the Bath Com the piece. Dna Alfease (Ildsrquis Lai (his impaled! pyrdrepti (s Ports! (From the Theatre Jeneekie Febieleete.. Vitoria tJ Lerida. Ifhwories Pfstrikel Sonie-Tie I Tinse..-1 1 bIiETC The Marquis Uri& silk, sod marries, th the hepatitis. Shot 01 I> igh sake is the Onee embarks for Smith AI m memee, by the most p Alma' tojem Maio I he feints Ms Dative 1 the Machioaces hid was berm fir from hi stances of the must Nebulae, in commies Dann Isis slay arm ossmisure • Portage Amp, sentr, *stymie esteem sad friendship, reorient to the paste every mirk of the mos eerie wilesond en off sistmtin blessulf so Mecham:so, that she het attachment, totem to preserve the mast h i s, o rledses thst Leon is, in reality, the ail battle, prior to her m rokurates her story, by ters, tchich bad yawed advises her, fur the ea of sorb usportsuce, of • emote, its which opens. by • spring mil hlsivogli, es the Brut deep.lsol scheme to r best factor's fatally, del Weinman, sod its t seer's. rue this purl .of 'Salvor* is desired i hr inspected by her Lt them sith • eel steel yomg lady who reside hlarelis but .ha is, casket is rielitered amisniect tither trinhet• hi. portrait. Ile in ',Arad 4,12 the tweet of • warrior, whose pi Marchiucteis s soil to totted Itelieriem tbei : the defiler of his led, ornexpertcd appemrsno blarchinstess, to 'orris Irtio plea he commis spperserc of the snot dossed, bits foss lbw Merlon is i.eaor•►te- is nu point of clue potently endesvonrissp Mule spring,•eutt th• of his jeal MIAS• to batibli Lem', writ, for whose arms visa, brtwass whom ! , toil.-..That her all toad is the wit, of of the mow retritismsh ttes, sad tees stesterys Leon of the civeseistaa mmcablr. Hitherto el lc, plans we on the pot masts, Jnir es rue tlionder•stinck wises IR asstufi•lheiutsritrwl inf isterrfoge swims, mama{ for tuns to mi tract of serrate, he $ .OO . Pilate, me ii otthratios of his rest thectietests of Awls bllt succeeded is demon tie &ids. Au sdditio h 'elect its ; to not cm 'mum strain of the is r such: ton this Ise as d at 14e wisest of stet "MIN of the Martinis' Mnrce a letter, in' who a he ir its reed,. r hits, oh.rb Mstwoos !daft to the 'tiros t too. Of th lista& Inefv+~+s bs ib Ito Nt roam otu is conotquesee of the of the Nieket, ~ f ; *Mu to be appcb t ! • •hose real am bad ufr.mi.nird him prows the ! at belts{ been th e f s, r urns.. with the Mai bre to roared: n‘.l Ma.tisiolle.., the u itia.stuisrut of It3roach r L _ ern the a t me „ oc lint. this I 0 ."4 1 I ; kit in lit err strictly it".l.r t and b e a u ty etterahi . ow Y of piece. .L netulu art " 1 Imweeft 1, humus., rail sta..d. in ,iced •' ,l *. C. Kunst.' PQ - ! led. in .1 0 The vet f° ' the moat n- of his on u .t we it, hi .* " I.I Y *lit - ref./4Ni I. Len t , yow l. ol, • • 1. II t • c he tort c e Hs the r tj o, (fi e et"...c.. natur e a w l I ti , fiereenee for her to iirsi I" , . Per . . 1, 114 , 1'd sirnpiu It! • .10 and tabs F AILS Y an " r ier r re ,,l, :,t3tre,h-tter sup{ °I " ti with 4 mammal fepr•ipt.toati ' ▪ 41 % Mit eisplisi INSTALLATION OF LORD ORENVILER. To THE CHANCELLOR: SHIP OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD. OXFORD, JULY 2. The ceremony of the Installation is intended to be given with as much pomp and i.plendour as por bible. A number of oiersinnal Proctors are ap pointed to p eserve order during the celebration. The following are the list, and the airangetn•ut of them : crammer or Tilt THEATRE. The Provers of Worcester college. The Weekkat of St Julnes college. AISIITANT CURATORS. 11, Harvard, of Worcester college. Mr. Dodson, of St. John's college. PROCTORS ►OR THE INFT•LLATIOV, APPOI4IPD ■Y Tim C ORS or Tier OF BY THE VICE CHANCELLOR, AND PROCTORS. University college—Mr. Rowley and Mr. Notion. college—Mr. Bogt•ne and Mr. Jen kynv. Merton cullege—..Mr. Lowudes tad Mr. Rowsicp. E cullege—Mr Jones and Mr. Barnes. Oriel college—Mr. Woolcombe and Mr. Hislinp. Queen's college—Mr I.4l.tfout and Mr. Dick vision. New Rathlsuae sad Mc. Baadniell. Lincoln college—Mr. Prestos) and Mr. Radford. All.Souls' college—Mr. Pestilent and the litasuurable --- Bourerie. Martales eollereMr. Matthews an.l Mr. Rathbone. Brasenose college—Mr. Ruslirkiinton soil Mr. Claytoo. COITUS Christi cullers—Air. Thomas and Mr. Walkup. Christ Chareb—Mr. Come and Mr Gisoartwrigh. Trinity rullege—Mr. la b ram and Mr. Church. St John's cull-ire—Mr. Matches it suit Mr. Speed:AL 'era • rolleite—Mr. Mstihrws mail Mr. Dan, Warlhato rollege--Mr.Gardinrr. and Mr Strrcr.s. Penthr , ke rolli;ge—Ur.Wight nick awl Mr Psi leer. M'orrestcr college—Mr. Simpson and Mr. Wistith..nt. Ile. ti . ..ed college—Mr. Hewitt. It, Alhan's hall—Mr. Parsons. St. E 111111111, 1 .11 hall—Mr. Wilson. Rt. Mary hall—Mr. Radcliffe. bhplak a hall—Mr. Gives). We are in the greatest possible bustle and con fusion; fur, in adaitinat to the attn., bons of the Installation, the travelling through this place is now greater than ever Will known. Cheltenham having become a place of great resort, there were no less than one hundred and thirty post-horses employed by the Star lull yesterday ia conveying passengers to that wieder. The post-horses are knocked up in all directions leading to this city. We hear of numbers that are detained on the roads, for want of home; notwithstanding there was a continua arrival of carriages:during the whole of yesterday. In the evening was presented a most delightful and enchanting scene—the broad walk in the meadows attached to the noble college of Christ Church was crowded with the gay company who have arrived. and large groupes of the gelitle men of the University. Tne scene was considerably Mi i rlitetted by ittlinernma parties irs pleasure-bolts on the river adjoining the walk. At nine o'rt:oek the college-bell rang, for the company to depart, when they retired to High-street, and paraded there till about ten. Ti;. Seaker of the linnet of Commons arrived at Tetsworth, yeterillay evening abut six o'clock. ou his way here, with his own horses, riot being :dole to procure any post, and they had heel' work '.l so hard, that one of them. stein titer he was put man the stable, dropped down dead; he Was worth Wu guineas. _ _ _ Earl Spencer. Lord Carrington. Sir john An. stratlier, the Speaker of the House of Commas., and 31r. %Viclthals. arrived this morning. The in flux of dompany during the whole of this day has been extremely great, although with km - belted up hors..., so th.it they only come in a walking pace. Numbers of persons walked miles fur want of eon vet•ance.. The printed list of those on whom Degrees ore to be c"ritisrerl, has iinderg.ne some alteration since Satuiday ; several of those upon whom the honour was intended tb he conferred have declio.d it, end others ere to lie .übstituted. Th. relieuipal of 1)r. Crotch's Ode, in honour of the Chancellor, to be pernormed to-morrow, took the. evening, in the Tirestre, with a full band, %leo ire pclocted from London, and other wt.'. of the that r+ninrut•e. Catalani also rehearsed her eons and pieces that ehe is to eint, she was in tine voice-, hor astonislitog strength of voice had a won derful effect in so large a room, when so few pe:. sone were in it. Anoth-r meeting of the Members of the Univer sity, roomitting of the Vice-Chancellor, Heads of finittet, and Pcoctors, took place this day at the o:legates Room. to take into consideration other ineasurrs necessary to be adopted for the arrange ment of the Installation, when it Wile, upon s re fire...rotation. 1041111, that 11111116er of Lad ieo, VIC tars to the Uuttertity, an far exceeded all espee tallall, and Ole COM pallY in general more int niernos than could he recollected at any former in the Meeting rewind it iinpoqsilde to ad m,t the Lathes generally, and very reluctantly came to the resolution of not admitting any lint thute who were introduced by Members of the UM v-raity. This resolution, no doubt, wac stippled to prevent the coati-ion and tui.shief that took place at the installation of the Duke of Portland, from .per•ams being admitted almost imiscrimi moldy. The Theatre being sufficiently large to /.0111.1111 .bruit 5,n00 persons, the regulation will he great ths.oppoisittorfit to siuinerous blooming fair ones. with ulinau tins city it now crowdtd, who have travelled (loin dis!aist parts. Righ-street was crowded to excess this evening with perambulators. [VCTRACT VCLON ANOTIViiII LITTER, 1.% (t DATE.] The approaching celebration of the Erreania, which commences tn-m•irrow, has already tilled this city with company of all ranks, from curious pedes trians to oohle visitors, rolling into Oxford. in splen did equipages of every description. Happy ware th-y who, upon the road, or at the termination of th• ir journey, had secured accommodation. From London to Oxford every article of coustimptinn, or convenience, hems doable and treble prices; and in o N f or d itself, the most exorbitant drnyinds are made fur lorigiti 4 ,6 and edibles. In le. d, both bed usi I hoard ure n..attainalde, unless paid for at the ino-i extrP.iie rates. A single bed in an alehouse is charged • g uinea per night, and other necessaries bear a priyortion to this expel•ice price for deep ii{. So,we of the ions charge two guineas ■ night for a bed for Gentlemen, and a ;oinea fo• c9graon !errant• beds. Their Hotel charges , ere equally PIM/ MOUS. lu the private homes, as the hour of action ap nroaehts, the demands, before too high to he en dured, rapidly 'overuse, and fir a too-lwdlled two pair of stairs hack-room, no 'erg a mom than 14 guineas was required, soil any sum short of that, rvlused to he accepted. rrotoithstending this, there are gr.-at numbers of hdginga unoccupied, and in iin)st of the s.re•-ts one-fifth of tl,e hours exhibit the offer of iici.minoodation. Illfluiry. hootter, they appe.ir invariably to stick up to the above, or nearly bionilar rents, and tile ciionie of etas is pre•ard upon the ei.itor. by tt.ie dread of being ultimately turned into the sirect, utiles. he complies with some one of the lest[ obnoxiois of these extraritiont impositions. On the road, uor coach nor ch3is..! could he ob tained, and even mediocre holies refuied to enter t eiu a ich ordinary travellers as did unt display four hor.es in their train. Beds at COMMOiI third•rate inn-, *ere refused to ell such as did not post ; the. proptie•ors of these 'looser kura th at hundreds, well iiielitied to hire cheities, could they hare been obtaioect, were rain to wall• or, through sheer hecessity—every stride a greidus ad Par antrum. Of the ceremonies to take piper tmtnorrow. Prugranenta Ims b. me 'Axed on the door of every Coliege and Hall. At tea o'clock, the Chancellor in procession, accompanied by the Noh'men. (leads of Homes. Doctors, Proctors, eze. wilk bum Billliol College to the Timatre, whielb on thus or , anion, is the same as a Convocation, In the usual fader of it-meting. 'flue new Chancellor takes his sear, sni opens the meetnig ; he then proposes that the I louor,ry Degree of D. C. L. should be con. ft' red Oli the folli.aing Noblemen sod Gemlerneu: [For the list see oar l'Arrr of Monday ] After the cer,mony of their proposal. and its BC cept:thee, The Cwnateatoration Oration, recording to the imentioli of Lord Creae, the late Bishop of Durham. will be spnken by Dr. Crow, the Pu blic Outior (d i e aaine who spoke the Oration at the In *toilet:on of the late D.ike of Portland, in 1794-3). The four compositions to which the Chancellor's and Sir R. Nesertigate's prizes have been adjudged, will tiler' be again publicly recited. and toe tweed. bestowed by the Chancellor. Of these, the first is • the Chancellor's prize for the Latin verses " Pyre. niches .E.typtiacte.' obtained by Mr. J. Taylor Col leridge, scholar of Corpus Christi College. The second faun English Ess iy,on the subject ••• 44 It/at are the arts in the cultivation of which the moclerits hare been less soccer:fal than the ancients r"fht orize for which Ira* seen adjiitiged to Mr. Richard IV hat, ly, B.A. of Oriel College. The third prit , , riljtailed to Mr. J. :Slitter, B.A. Fellow of Woe. tester, for his Latin. Esswy—"lii PLArsophiw yow de vita et moribns est. iilastranda quantum priaetpue seratoannw socratsiorainefecit extellentia." And the last (Sir K. Needigate a) prise to Mr. G. R. Chin nery. student of Christ Church,. for the best mom. ix* two in English verse, not contaioino " more th an 50 lows, on the subject of •• g The ityinGlaftiator." —The whole concludes with The luatallatian Ode; and at three o'clock. the Chancellor, Ncialemeri, Headset' Rouses, ,itc. disie with Dr. Parsons, the Vire-Chsticellor, in the hall of 8.111101 Cullege.• In the evening the first performance of the musi cal fest.val takes place et the Theatre. The selec tion is a very clue one, and the rehearsal WAS gone • through thus afternoon. Cataleni, Brahion. Bel bony. Mrs. Ashe, Airs. Eisnclii, Mr. W. linyvett, I . lsughan, Bertleinaa, and several ktileSs of the greatest celebrity in the musical world, compose the peaty in this exquisite treat, whirls will be repeated on the three following eveilino. On Weduesday morning. a sermon will be preached-in St. Mary's Church, fur the benefit of the Radcliffe Infirmary: and this, with the concert in the evening, is the whole bill of fare for that coin. parativtly id/s day. Theirsday and Friday are more filled up with the using, College forms; and. on Saturday, Mr. Sadler's balloon ascends from Merton Fields. 8.114 will hegiveis twice in the coarse of the week. and to utld to the gala, there will be a display of tire-works at the Itacket-ground. Lord Grenville orri.ed at half-past nine o'clock in a ligrooehe and fuer, accompanied -by his Lady and Dr. ['Arlin•. We observe many persons of (futility (beside• those already nsoied as candidates for the I looorary Degree of. D.C.L.) promenading the Itgh.street and College-via:kg. Among these are Sir J. C. flippirley, Mr. T. Orenville. Lord G. rirenville, Lord A. Somerset, Mr. M. A. Taylor, Sir J. Mass hey, &e. Sze. rom the crowded appearance of the city. and the numerous applications made for [deceit at the t' intr., to-morrow, the Principals of Houses. Vrce- Chancellor, &c., seem to dread that a confusion, similar to that which took place ou the Duke ef Portland's first seating himself in the Chancellor's Chair, may again occur. The Vice-Chancellor lie., on this account, just homed hand-hill-, stating, that as at/ tke expectant Ladies cannot he accom modated, none will he admitted to the Theatre hut those win are introduced by Members of the Uni versity. He has also promulgated many regula tions for the controul of the company. inatiattement of the Theatre, duection of the carriages, and other points of etipieric. The evening is rather wet. and some gloom over timer& the countenances of the people, lest n con tinuance of rain should d, stray•i heir promised plea suses. 13nt, notwithstanding this temporary ob. struction, there is still a wonderful deal of activity and hu, ie. Tie asivernire-s of Lord Grenville have publ,.itrd a entitled o A Poet ical Account .1 . the Installation if a Chancellor, and another Addles* has also been published by the Rector of Lincoln College. on the subject of Popery. All these efforts, however, appear to be unavailing, and the Beasenote, like the wonderful Brazen Head of aid. has cempletely carried the question, by the 111.4.1112 of its decisions. Ha !Oast Ten, Monde, night.—bpd Grenville is now in 13101101 College, where great preparations have been made for his reception. The proces-loe will move from this College, to-morrow. to the Theatre—the Doctors in their red gowns, and tLe Pro , tors, Pro- Proctors. etc. in their distinguishing and appropriate dresses. Mr.. Tnisursou oil: give her list arena rout of the sed.ou,so-suorroo eseeling, at her house us Gior veuutxquii:e. IA TY INriKLl.l6z.ivek. JULY 3. COURT (IF RING's BENCH, W=llllll3firtile TIIeATHICAL IWW-11111111ST TYtatSL Mr. ATTORNET4.4I.IIIBRAL moved fur • tide to • *hew 1:111A1.,, vary a crionmil roforoodiess.elsoold opt be tiled agaii.tt Michel Slater, William Sarre!, anti Thome. Barrett, for cons;iirin;.E together, and I creating a riot to the Surrey Theatre, daring the • , perturiminces, to the great dial urbauce of its peace. _ • tilde si , itants. lie iceile this applicaion on the part of the Manager arid Proprietor. • Mr. 'Elliston. In May last he enguged .es Gana* to perfrwirs the part of Co/nurbrue. he also engaged a Mess Tailor as a K 111611.4 danrrr ; hilt she wishing to - he something beyond a a l er t d ancer . 31 r , allowed her one night to waitron the pr t% of Columbine; this was the fur the coositsratotb. Mr. Sealer. 'attend:rl 11 Mr: Surrey, ,espouard the r ca ivy: or M i. ; and MI. Barrett, that o f I M. kr. The moment that eic.ier of these females appeared, oriror,the other of the porties., headed by the Defendants„ according to the caii.e they espoused, set op a dreadful noise, • similar to that which their Lordship* might Gave heard tonk place the beginning' of the • season at Cos - rut-Garden Theatre. He. was side to lix vine the .D.fendents as the • personae' litho headed the two pante.. He had afialaset, which set forth, that Barrett and Slater 'a:treed, one ought. there should he nu do , tiirbaure n , but all their par tisant nut hating been acquainted with Bic . cireitiu. stance, criaumeneed, as usual ; but so well were they disciphued, the moment the Deferiatits sin•• turnover., their agreement, alt were silent. They bud hi-en in the habit carrying placards **beta . them, whicii they occasionally hoisted. s ouse night, io particular, Slater was seen, by a 'errant belong. ing to the house. drawing one Irons his pocket, the servant cautioned bine, and threatened if his hoisted it lie ,would owe hno into the custody of a peace-officer. Barrett used to wear in his hat the initials et Miss Taylor's mime. Thwee heroes toed to sit in the siile-bnxes; Sl a t e r .an d - Sorrel ma the Prompter's side; and Barrett au the opposite one. • They had a kind of a war.:viltatop.whsch was the signal to commences thence iu the pit, siumersi to • that of the 0. P. se often practised at Geese. Garde n . which °filled the peacable pert ft the • audience to quit the Theatre; sod of the Defend ants found their party Lkely to be worsted, that forced their say into the l'it, and by their lass. guage and menaces brought the two partiertirtaisew charge. The result was. that Mr.Elaistonwasobliged to give up all pantouninical enterhuoureuto, by which he had suffered, and is suffering • great loss. Lind Et.Lcsioottoodo—'4 The. Court ciao hose nn °op-Ilion to grant a Rule to phew CrWile. Thee might be a doubt in its mind how fat the 'Defeo. dints had rombined together; as to this riot they ' • could not sustain any doubt."—Rule granted. • LONDON DOCK COMPANY. ALKIT V. INGLIS. • This was an *Nonlegal on ii demurrer. Tim Proprietors of the Loudon Docks had refived to admit the Plaintiff to lapel certain wines at•thtir awl, it knit% contrary to Act of Parlia ment to land wine at any other %Cilia; by shit memos tire Plaintiff had sustained a &mar e i• his property, for which he brought his action. It apiwart.l, that at the tine the althea were ref•sed to be landed, there was sufficient rem i■ the Mick% A special idea was entered by the Deice-. dant., air. that the Company had published schedule of rates, re4ukting the terms whichthey would, in future, receive vessels by, whirqs woe higher than their former rates; and the Plaintiff refused to acquiesce to their terms, to Which the Plaintiff demurred. Mr. Moue!,los argued in r of the demise. rer, and Mr. BANQUOT Aigaiost it. The Court were of opinion, that the monopoly granted to the Company was net for their sole a& vantage, but that the commerce of the country should be benefited. The Demurrer was accordingly cenfirosed. as the opium,' of the Court was io favour at the Plais• Some American Papers have been received to the sth tilt. Those attached to the Denineratie Party, are filled with coarse remarks upon M. Placa sity's conduct. aud particularly fur his speech et Lord SOMERVILLE'S eattle-Shew dinner. Great. dimensions are mated to eitiat in the Americaa Cabinet. The latest accounts Irons W 1014.009 are of.the tzlith May; they assert. that a Ma. patches are now on the eve of departure for tsar Minister in France. and they are of a nature via hostile to that touchy. It is stated, that in them peremptory orders are given fur the immediate. re turn of Groeral ARIVITSIONIO, uttle.osati.foctory re dress be male for the seizure of American proper* both ships mid car4ors." Sir Patacts Beane?? has not visited his house n Piccahlly since his liberation front the Touch . . Theie bring no Court of Alderseeo youbeedoy. the LORD M ATOR, after iuslseetiog the mars% was pleased to order the price of bread to be eon tino..l the saute as last week. via. 4. &J. the wheaten, and 14. si a. boosebold. Trade. it is thought, was never known to be en Fond as at present in Lancashire; the consequence of which is the people are in greater spirits. On Thursday last, the Haytor Regiment of Volunteer iiirmrty. 790 rook and file, were in spected at King's Kerrevell Common, by Colonel Rua, who well pleased to elpress his sat . .fiction of the regiment under arms ; and it is bur a Await tribute doe to Colonel CARY (arm, though he is a Roman Cathohc), that he never has ceased in pro tooting the discipline of this loyal and flue body of countrymen, who, from their habits of life, am equal to any fatigues. Friday the election of a Member of Parliamerit, lo the room of TUCKS& %swims. ilia* tools place at Weynewith, when Sir Jam Lois. T aiga .fnitasvort, Bart. of Weston 1111111 9 On to turned for shot Borough. Sir JONI wan by (ilovernor Anglin rano?. who - & Aiwa Zr e pil l shortly after its commencement. Lnbt t►ornihß, 20 deserters, ender a strong or. eort of the 14th Light Dragoiel, were enarrholl into the Sgvoy (front Coventry), from *helve thus will Is. gent off this rooming, to the different ee l ; meats to which they belong.