The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1824-06-30 00:00:00

COVRSE OF EXCH, .Atastertlart C. F. 1•• 2 Pim. at welt lY 0 Itotterdact - 12 4 , NOE YESTERDAY. Leghorn - - 471 Genoa . . 44 Venice - . 27 Malta - . 41 Naples . . 33 Patrol() - 1 l Sk Lisbon WI - ()port. - - bli. Rio Janeiro . 48 . Bahia - - 49. i Dublin V. I Cork - . 96 Antwerp - 12 5 Ilamburgh . 37 5 Alarm . 37 6 l'ai IN 3 days' sight 25 AN Ditto - - 2$ 50 itourdeaux 23 80 Merlin - 7 10 F:ankfort.os-the4lain 133; Petersburgh Vienna . 10 3 Ttleste . - 10 4 PbAsi4l 351 Cmhz 3 1 Babas . . Itareeloua 35 - 33 304 IIIVLLIOY• L. s. d. Portugal Oold in coin 0 0 0 Foreign Oold In bort 3 17 0 New Doubloons 3 14 9 1 New Dollars. 0 4 9i Silver in bars 0 4 11 bevale litbraltat MAILS. AN.ITID: 1 Lisbon, I Gottenbura, 1 Hamburgb, I Holland, 1 Freneb. Zhe Stitioh WOO. NEW TMEATRF: ROYAL, DRURY-L.IXE. TM. Evening, WEDNVID AY, June n ill be performed THE Womnß, A WOW A:4 KEFPS A •ECRET Dug Fells, Yr. Minuet Liotardo. Mr. flirter Donna Violauts. Ws. s. Booth. A Contle song by Mr. Knight After whkh. THE REX DEZVOCS. Mies S. Booth. To eonetude with THE FALLS or CLYDE. • Ellen Each:. Mite a. Booth. To.Tnoreow. The Heir at Law, with • Grand Cunetet. and Tura Out. THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. MIS.; M. TREE has the honcor to ennounee that her BENEFIT is sp•o:nted fir Tbts tenting. WEDNESDAV. June 30. when w 1.11 be I.4:f. , rtned Shakspeare's Play of AS 101.: LIEF. IT. W:tt La:Ft:mud Songs. Ae.. the selected entirely from the Simnel* WI; Poise of Shalsspesn. l•ret•kute to the Play. the overture der Freyehutt, t.y Weber. The Mr. F.gertou ; Awiers: Mr. Intruset ; Jaque.. Mr.Voung; I Ilr. Coops:* t 0 her, Mr. Cu131...1e; Adam. Mr. Chapman: ti'll•ang, Mt. Itlanntard Touchstone, Mr. Fawcett. Rosalind, Min Tree ,her ern appearance in that character) ; yells trot this night Min A. Tree theunt her second appearance); Audrey. lirs. t Hymen, Master houglotrst. After which. .1 ft)NCER T. • tPe King,' with Drouct's Variations, on the Flute. by Master NO/316. aged nine years. who has been honoured with the ,e.,r,ona•re of Ills Royal Highturts the Duke of York. tiles. • The Red Et.lghts.' Song, • Rest, warrior, rest. Wee M. Tree. Song. • N r• Irhout wy hire,. hy herself 011 the Harp, al ime lst T:•••:. Br neat particular .dcsire, • Howe sweet home r r i p, I. r::e. A Fantasia on the Harp, hy Mr. Oliver Davie. In which he .t.troduceehe adtaireu Air of • NW old uoddin.' To conclude with t:te Melo-Drama of THE MAGPIE; or, Tilt: M.tlD. Pr.:nr:te (for the night onlyl, Miss M. Tree her first appeerance In that chanoter). *c:ckets and Rotes may tw had at the Box.ofdee; end of Mime M. T 3. Torrington -square. TI-11:ATRR RO) .4I„ COVLAT-G.4117)EN. A. - . 11.'.1 NCR and Mr. COOPER have the honour to announce for their BENEFIT. On TL'ESDAT F.VEN I NI:, Jul R. trot Comedy u( TOWN AND Col' NTRE. With the Farce of TIIF. litl.al WIDOW, Aud the Melo-Drama of ELL ROSENBERIL Vetets me..' he had of Mr. Hurter. Id, Iltdboa.ugh-etreet. Burton. eels eat : and f Mr. Cooper, 37. A Ifred.plaee. Bedford-square. - - THE.ITRE 1101.11-I.'2II3fARKET. T:-..:.,E ve mo r ,wEDNEDSAY. Pine all. will be performed 111 E Lint OF VII: MANOR. j ,ha Contrast, Mr. WlRlanit ,ana.; Contrast. Mr. Viable; Trutaiire. Sir. Mel!, e; Le Nlype. Mr.M.West. s Mrs. Ca: rick: A naette. Madsnie Vest rts ; Peggy, hlts.C. Jones t d1.411 , :1e,,,n, Mr. Liston. After hid,. MY CR \NI)MOTHER. n!rky GoiLep. .W Madsine %cords. To toneude will MRS. SMITH. Mr.:4ll.th, Mr. Liston s the W :dew Emily Soitth. Mr,. Chatted'''. Twe;ve Preehse:!, wtt:t sweethearts and %lees, and you) How. !THEATRE 1101:11„ E,VG iIISITOPERA-HOCUE, STRAND. T::. Putd'r are respectfully arqualme.l that th`.l Theatre will 0 1 1111 for the Summer Season flu %tTUIIIIII' NEXT. Jury 3. %Lan w!1 be performed (with ulterat jolts sodadditkers) the Cunt!a trwrs. tQ TIIF. tIE SEVILLE. L...lnt Abaselya. Mr. Philipps; TAtetor 1irt1.1..• Mr. Bartley t Moro. U. lularazan : 11, .4 Mr. Ur .Ihurst ; Tallboy, Mr. Tayleare. E Lf a }gems 1441 y. vr:ov!!!lew C..mk PAntomlulls. called MONKCY 1.1. VD: 0:, F.:I. i 4 AND TIM LONDSTONE DOCK. iiinelnin. kr. Mir: t*::,‘..n. Mt. J. S. Grinialaf; Pautaluon. ne. enlentblne. N!'..4 politer. P:3IC 4, Priv:oe Vsm ;I y Mors, II •nv he 11 , 4 of Mr. SIMMS yt, the L'*-022)..z. Str,4l:tl ktannwe. from ten tia fire. R11Y:1i Ci.liia.\ ; S. - 1".:11.7-1 - 11.41.1.. t I , ictorage 04 his Nlapoty. I lc.° r'nfitog. I:l)Nr:stmv. tilz Amusements will cons.' ruesire with A (;:l CONCP.RT OF VisEAI„VN I) INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. The .0 he. F.ltterta.nriciats will r0n.1.4 of I' V Viftwrl NI, Till ritovr. AND SLACK !tort:. El R E-WtIRRS. AV 0.04 CE NT tiN TilE ROPE. .• Ir. con.crience ,if several families at es espree•in a what to have the f.vr , ...friLe Baliet of The Chine, Weddips continue.% it Is respect fully anr•r.aired It will be performed f.or a few es eaings when it inuo. I. withdraw not Recount ..f the grand i,cw which tae winter In preparation. The route Sono 11.1011it. '• " Joeyl.4VMDl.hall, " . 0 iral at th ° Pitt Di the Canieto, 0. at Seven. Coric.at coannencet at Eight. Admission ::t. f,.1. The LitITT tuft Paces eantraremeri pulaithing yesterday morning at live /. clock. I.(NDON, WEDNESDAY, JrNr SO, 1921. It a i:: he seen by the last Lisbon Mail, that the King of Portugal, following the mild and comae on which ' he Las tr.tered s:nce the deportation of the infant Miguel,' :is publi,l:eil an amnesty for all political offenders from I. t 1::: cna of July, 18'21. Those who bare been bar:it'll:it are allowed to return home, and those who have lice:: cavil. timed to a:ty nitre punishments will have their I •nt..nces ieitnetliattly annulled. The widows, descendants, %et! c :via:ions of those who have sufFeretl capital tnay have the judgments reversed, and sue , t:' t ti' property of whatever description. The am. as is rct rlarreil by a single exception, and must, in wit'a the etle - r recent acts of John VI. produce t; , t!great-:s! headit to his subjects. The military orders , rrd t!....rir.; the usurpation of Miguel have been rescinded. cf the G.n:ral officers who made themselves very ,•s ^arcs tr, r the Cor.stitetional Systtin have been 1 ;ran the at tr.y. The policy new pursued by the I%):!t:gt.ese Monarch renders this step necessary. It has it f„••^' that Portugal is nut prepared fur the system C.• , b. t ht into action, and it would not be prudent, :.•rrf rc. ;r the present state e tliings in that part of the! t.) 1.:;.%o than in possession of a power which t' Lirpted to apply pentiiicusly. We Ilisappoir.tmerts may imervcne to prevent t!:: bent vs;.t.r.t Sevesteign from proceeding with the work of in which h: is employed, and which he tents to have ever) digpoodticn to CXCCU lc, for tin:peril:arm' good ~r ; a vold;:ig all intucc,:s:tary novAtits, and whole- i rrl :. , e from Mexico, via New York, was received , LLA n to the 13th ult. The elio . ..ce of Dictator t:en..ral Bravo, who has givzo so many of 1 w:Cre dev Ition to the lilwrlies and indepcn- I:•1; e.nimmtry. L't:le epprehenson seemed to cx!st s,;, tl.c t:•1 rpr;se of Iturbide. ?he 'Mexican Covent n: t! e fullness of its security, had s:tit several de m:kids., i;t.: tmoups to t'arthagena, in order to assist its ti.r ultieli is nearly drained of mr- eit.v c fore, s ty the expedition to he utmost ::•atiqt.:ll:ty prevailed throw:brut the Moxie:ln territory when the 1.. - :t vices left it. IVe may conclude, therefore, that the enrr,ett;e nimma , itres of Ciel;overimiciit had restored publme cottl.tence, an I repressal the hopes of the factions. ;:ampeachy Lad acceded to the '.Mexican federation; and Genet:ll S..mmtat:a had gone thither to take the command. It is understand, that in consequence of the favourablz , annplexion of the last despatehms f: ,-ma Ihrvey, it is the iicent;on of his Maje.ty's Government, that Mr. Ward, who had recently returned from Mexico, -shouhl pro.vel on another omission to that country.— T:mest app:aranees all strongly ildicate the opinion cm:- te-t..'ned ia the highest quarters, as to the conselitla • eon o[ the Nlesican Government, and lead us to ex pect mire confidently timid*: period of its recogni tigo by Emm4l.anil will t.ot be so lemmg Mayo] as sonic of IPI :wrciirte4 tit)sitd u 0 were reit FiSMONABARIV:PLLIa ENCE. Count and Countess Limo 1 rnIATE LroroLzys LIU' GRAY!) r.vrER-, 1 It would seem ashtehaorucgth. Le e t t a i k ot e l. : i l ea a l s l a i i t l er:t i THE F.I7ROPEAN REPIFir. T.IIN3fE.N'T FOR 7 . 11 E SEASON. —ow-- d t 1 4.: I l Ia n s a t r t l v v r e l iv i: rs a a y n ti t' t ll. w s. 1 • • ----miato--- Monday to the Ambaliador of the Nether! ..ols and his Lady. I ti•amber of S r • s i: P i u n l , a l r, o 2, a fourth, and i Tr-arill Yiry 0 NI n day ni ht Prince I.copolil gar: n . ..n g. gave an elegant entertainment on Priace d'Aremberg tbe tbul and Collette-as of llarrowLy, the bid of Weatmorlantl, Lady G. Pane, hard end lady W. Ruesell, I hie last prantl entertaiument tor the season, at Nlarilerough i „ , t . - • • I of . esnmation. The very •.xtcesive eiretd..tior, of t t e , Lord St. Helen's. Mr. and Mrs. Huskisson, and several other dia. I Mos.:, a'.i. of which have berm upon the most twig:lies:en% i 31311 "!' ll ' S w e (1411 Y : publicatious of . tlt , ; . • hind, end its'e..nceest tempted Inane fart tioguished personages, at Ashbernham House. dithreil: mume t r : o o n e ti •xt a r: s iti ,: :: b o ia r gt e:p o et f is r s oi l i : i e i , i i t n y i• • The Duke of Grafton entertained a distinguished parr a' dinner I e c “ s ar d s.. ‘, d .• the t midi Italie a sttmiar species of literary toil. liele,d 4 h,, to an t n i m a ke :hem w s : a rt l i e t'y of the ltoyal Prince who gat; li f H. clew aft w crate a'" create:[ a new taste f I. yesterday, at his house in Clargesotreez. Lord Alearlev had d' able men who at one time wrote far the Ed inlm,,'. party yesten.a' y, a'. his house in I t en on, or the ease it a just ascendancy and control in res. , gentry, and lets :n of the ltieliest rar.k, 1 artakine tech t.if 26 1 vety . e l l a:C ' t i:ii i g: i . p ot e l ib I t o t c ta i s lo t t iv •, 3: o 4 l i ntt w ln a , s , o(lidiglatstorcvonottcmi tents i m : il t s : Park -place, S li t Ca .j on an :r:si .: ., 1 :11 7 .;., had a dinner party yesterday, at gratifications void: il for them in the repasts, as ' his villa at Wimbledon. ; the delights afford il them in the musical talents or the The Countess of Grosvenor has issued cards of invitation for an assembly on i'riday nest. at Grosvenor Heim. i hihilest 'tanks, both native and foreign, who could be pro- p" - i• I k 1 . e . all 1 the tut _ 1 ancy, in seinen :t has not as yet terti encased-Al by ari• The Attorner•General boa issued capla of invitation for an enter. ' eurett e herevi r, of late, in a great il • I of die numerous periodical puidicationa of the press:. tainizient on the 71s o f J u l y , at hi e h o use it: Geor g e.street, ; The concert was under the nrrangement anti direction is t . -.. .• , [le gs , lust that ascend 11:mover-square. : Sir George Smart : the folloeving is the order of s'yle. ,:„ . __Nh t i an ' te catahint. I day : A new candidate for the honour of leading htera' r . ; The Eail and Coolness of Jersey have issued cards of inviia lion for a party on the 6th of July, at their hoese in Berkeley -' ferret performances, anti eminent perfumers who exe- 1 'M crane has just started in the ]lino . 4 , 1 ll,.l;efr. ll ie res . • I Mrs. Sa lmon, Miss Goodall, Madame Ye' tris, hlailante ,' rutted them in a masterly His Majesty returned to his Palace in Pall-mall, about . , The Countess of Sefton gave a grand ball on Monday evening. i , „ l at net 'louse in A r lin gto o.street. The three s t ;seimis •ilniwing . Sayantinowsea, master Smith, Motors. Vaughan, IV. Kny- I peetus has been ter some time before the public, nod :•'.,el t half-past ten o'clock on Monday n i ght , from M'indsor. i rooms were most brilliantly illtiminated ; the back one, [::clog the - , vett, Hawes. Duruset, Phillips, a n d T. 11. Sale. Nir. Att- : expectntior.3 were form.ed from the literary and seieniai.e His Royal Highness tho o gave I Park. was elretande fitted up for dancing; the floor was beautifully I woo d, and Mr. Neat.: on the piano-forte ; Mr. Lindley on ' resin c.s of which it Loasted. This " high tunes ' pron.' ^ s, audience yesterday, at his once inche Horse Guards, to , chalked, and was decorated with a profusion of pica of the choicest I the violoncello • Mr. Nicholeon on the flute. Sir George I together with the intimation of the smart price of .13., some General and other Olken. Lusters. The ball commenced about Pelf - past eleven o'clock, and I ' i naturally led us to anticipate, to speak in the languag e o f Stuart resided at rue grand piano-forte. ; finished soon after five yesterday morning . There sere present Yesterday the Duchess of Gloucester and the Princess , _.,.. - (it m c ; if mi Good a ll , a nd 31- J. B. .. The : its preface, " Att excellent book, made out of I • 1 about anti persons of the /wet ems, among whom were—Prince and . (flee—Mrs . *a. • a on , •sr •• S ale, w tat is Augusta visited the King. , Princess Polignac, the two P r inces Sangusyko, Prince Bortchaeoff. Friar of Orders Gray." I a ant: il in the best books" of this description. Now tl i lat Prince Leopoldleft town yesterday morning about eleven , the Russian Ambassador and his Lady. the Duke of Leeds. the von Master Smith, "On the Banks of Allan Water." : the work is out, we cannot E7v that we have been alto. ! o'clock, for Claremont. I Duchesses of Bedford. Argyle, Rieltoinnil, and Dowager of heeds, Fantasia for the flute, Mr. Nicholson. ' " et h er disappointed ; but certainli if the promise had be The Neapolitan Ambassador transacted business with Goodall , " Marl's Dream ." newl y arrange d b ' r the alaequis and elarchioness of Londonderry, Emily alarchio. Son , g-3liss , y i test, we should have thought 'nor: of the performer " ; n or of Londonderry, the Marquis and alarchioneee of Downshire, flaw s. es; Mr. Secretary Canning at the Foreign Office, on Monday. i , . Quirtett,Me. W. Korea, Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Hawes, and but perhaps it is not fair to expect a display of all its Mr. Rosh, the American Amba.saadur, transacted liu- : the 31arquis . and Marchioness of Huntley. the alarquis and Mar- Mr. J. B.Sale, with a double serompanintent Mr. Attwood and • resources In the first instance. The present number, chionesa of salisbury, the Marione of Camden and Lady Pratt, Fite 6 [(mar e , "The har p 's w iki „ wee ,.. ' I which h just •as been published, contains "' rev stress on Monday, at the Colonial Office. , the Marquis of Hertford, tie Earl and Countess of Bristul, the Canna" fesaw agreeable e Polacea, Madame Catalani, •• Se niai turbo . " I and well-selected miscellany. It manifestly entoys th e We learn that great changes are in contemplation in the Earl and counts •s of Mientitrld, the Earl and Countese of Abo ne. 'fir the piano-forte and violoncello Mr. Neste and Mr. . Itiplomatic Department of the Government. Sir Charles • the Earl and Countess of Tankerville, Earl of Roselyn, the Lari , pow t - ' • • • advantage of extensive and accurate infonration on the Stuart, it is said, retires , and is to be succeeded by Sir and Countess of, Lonsdale, Earl Grey, Earl Jersey, the Earl and "' Sod' Nladame Yearns . "In infaicy." subject of German ant French literature ; and we mat • • • Countess of Ilarsowb and La r d/ Ryder, the Earl of Win •- • Charles Bagot, now at St. Petersburg') ; and the mission - Song-Madame Catalani t "Robin Adair." • fairly leo". forward to much important intellinenee on Countess Cowper , Lo A. Hal, Lord Graves, Viscount A selection front the music in Macbeth. I this head in its subsequent numbers. Its critical at St. Petersburgh is to be filled by Mr. Stratford Canning. ! t Andover, Lord G. A. Bill, Colonel Macdonald, &c. &c. -3lusoiog Pater. , hord Frederick Lennox, left town yesterday tar his knother's ' The &muerte, Mr. W. KnYretts Hr. Vaughan , Mt. Durmleti p disscrtationx are marked by candid, liberal, and in:. and Mr. Phillips. `• Sl e ep , gentle Lady. , I Its anticipanon of an early dissolution of Parliament , • . the Duke of itielimund's seat. Goodwood, Sussex. Song -3l ra . Saitnott. '• My lodging is on the cold ground." ; partial sentiments ; it abounds in a pleasing variety we hear that Mr. Campbell, of Blythitwood, in addition to . Lord Althorp left ',lwo yesterday for the Isle of Wight. Cantana-M r. Vaughan, - Meats e' accompanied on the Via- of scientific as well as literary articles, and alte. Mr. and Lad y Jale Peel hare left town IM Lord broo • the support of Renfrew and Dumbarton, has canvustel our .Beay ke • loneello by Mr. Lindley. ; gether may be regarded as a valuable Requisition to • scat. Auelley End . borough, and obtained promises of support from a ma- ! His Grace the Archbishop of Tu his Lady aud family, Duct -)piss (:coda]] and Madame Vestris, " Was it the night. ' oar very large pre-existing stock of periodetil titerstttre • 'ty of the Council. Paper. ' arrived si d IJorl • on ,onay at Warren ' s ote Regent-street , H 11 omance-... sdsme Candied. " 1,0 cnesnro." 'men wea very interestin g iAs a 'Teel t give Mt. Spankie (late Advocate-General at Calcutta) in- ! Cheltenham. cerebrated hiii si which, • the s • . ...,_ ..amm Smith, ith. W . Kn"eit. air. Dunne, and mr. ce. p ri c fn .esston before last, Mr. tends taking the Sergeant's Coif during the present ' frrm . Term. I Colonel Stuart. M.P. left town yesterday far his seat in Scotland. ph ‘ . , 1 . 1 . 47 - .:4 0 Nann y, wilt thou g an g w i th me? .. ! Brougham pronounced against al r. Canning, on which The restoration of the Earldom of Mar was cele•erated . Lady Jones and Isar , nly 'left "town yesterday for their Was in Roctteau Brilliant, foe the Piano-tone-ltlatiame Szymanowsks. : occasion the Right Hons Secretary evinced a tem • per not . Ham,. on Monday last, by the tenants, &c. of the estates of , i Dlr. and Lady Wilbraham left town rester ay for Worthing. Sam-Madame Cambia, " Cane sour funning." Math-it/al-Mts. Salmon, Mr. Vl'. knyvett, Mr. Vaughan. Mr. I I very stoical, to be sure, but one certainly very 'natural sad North and South Forest, with every demonstration of joy. w, p, H eneywen a . E „ . 31. p. t i f .. y left an anaiy, town your- •• Hawes. sad Mr. J. B. Sale, •• Now is the month of maying. 1 excuashle. It is accempanied with a compor of their oral •. l abilitie s. ' -hire "tilltar. es. Me 3 •Irchend the -tloWi it ion 31, rii ry. : day for their Wit. alarkyllall, Essex. Mr. Braham was engaged for the excision, but he sent n I writer has The King and Queen of the Sandwich Islands intend Lady Halfore has left town for her seat in Leicestershire. et been a ficquent hearer of Mr. ('arming. Thare is mots Srßobert anti t atty Buxton •-1 laud lefttown honouring Oxford with a visit at the Commemoration. I ' ••i •to Sir George Smart at a late hour on Monde ey yesterday for an , nPo on . . . . y meaning ler ame taphor than always meets the are, sod their seat, ShadyellLodge, Norfolk. night, regretting that it was not in his power to have the although Mr. (' • is searing • -,e • Their Lord Arch-Treasurer, Ovhyddee, is already arrived,.' D i n ..~ , • ' r"nnns has "dyed at the British Hotel, Jermrn-atract, honour of singing at Prince I.eopold's concert, in conse ' and his dress and portly gait are much admired by the from Brighton. El ente of a severe cold and hoarseness, winch he was then I is he snaring of argument, ot c'ose reasonine, and, o u t Oxonians. Ile is wlen seen parading the principal streets, Arrivals at Frllioll . l Hotel, St. James ' s -street :-Earl Thanet, ." ' the exception of an occasional sally of wit. strict 1 am ee labouring under, i • . • his head covered with an enormous cocked beaver deeply on :Monday, from Paris; the Hun. Charles Tollemache, from his, deeratine attention to the point at s. Inch he aMs, er tae bonlered with gold lace, and his body clothed in an env- ; from Z, o l 4e lan tst rol• from ditto; Tames Page, Esq. . • The concert closely arrested the attention of the name- 1 questionabl e undertakes to prove. In this respect it is as Departures :-George Silverunm, Eq. for Ids seat onus and distinguished saneniblage from eleven o ' clock till I pat coat and vest of green anti goltl.-G/ourester /arper. I in Nonitumberlanti ; H Withant, F for If 'Y k ..q. is seat in or . past one. that he is inferior to Mr. Broughtin, as it is 'The Lend Chancellor has appointed Thomas Arnold, of shire : and Col. Dalrymple, for his sent, in Ketn. ' Madame Catalani, of course , highly delighted as usual, certain that in all the grams of elocution, and the Poole, Donee, gent. to be a Master Extraordinary its the tor Devotee and Leda: Gould have arrived at Ehn e n H ote l. , . . • . drawing. embellisitmente of rhetoric, he is superior to him. and was ]tear[] to great auvantage in the spacious " The stye ' . of their eloqtter.e,, and the stroc tee of Nit era. ' Court of Chancery. Jermynotreet. from their seat. In .teat . Mr. Long 11 el may shortly be expected to revisit Ardvahl at the Royal Botel,__St. James's-street t-Misior Spar- room, althoug h cro wded , . , tiers, were sum as different Canning dose his words for the Fl)w, from a new ; Edwina . Kelly, Esq 7 from dicta ; J. 11. Unwin, power of voice, as she is called upon to do in the great sweetness of heir sour d, and ariargrd his periods for the mein', his native country. Uuth.o the superintendence of his F eq. from Hants ; Sir H. 1 Irian, horn his seat , Iteechwood , theatres. of their cadence ; while, with Brougham, the more heed and ur. noble father, Lord afaryborough, the whole of his debts Hampshire: Mr. and Mee. Lewis, from a tour; Sir H. lane, Sir a from George "mart's accompaniments to the music in ax'a t enable the better. Canning arranged his words like cot who will speedily be liquidated.-Solishury Paper. his seat in Hampshire.cou.d play skilfully upon that sweetest of all instr.noents, the yids an- Macbeth added considerably to the effect of that deli lief il The Earl and Conner's U of ...arewood gave a.grand din- CIIELTTNIIA3f. Just e t-Amongst the latest arri vals g 1 human vo i ce; Brougham moceeded like a Miler 01 every Pauli Earl and Countess of C4#'aad family* Lady ithmel Smith, Lady COMPOsitiOn, the harmony and melodies of which are most of ressouing and of the understanding : the modes and allusiora net on Monday, at 'firewood House, Hanover Square. In Cocks. Sir Robert an Lady Preston, Sir enchanting, so much so, that it is extremely to be regretted of the one were always clubbable by the classiest nmouLe z those ' the evening the Earl and Countess had s numerous as- Pe" ards t "'" a • *ream Gordon and Lady Ilium eos& Sir Alexander Wood, General and the name of Matthew Locke, the composer, is only known of the other could be squared only by the higher analysis of the sembly of personages of the first distinction. atlas Mahon. Genera! Ambrose, Colonel Parry and family. Colonel but as the nose of the music to the tragedy of mind : and they TWEE and ran, sad pealed and swelled on and on, A duel took place neir.tilandilo Camarthenshire, on and Mrs. O'Brien, Poland and Mil* linskisson, Colonels John , e ,.. „ L. C.° . -r - J till a single sentence was oftsa a complete oration within itself: n et Tuesday evening, the Bth instant, between L. Lewis, Esq. Landman , Manor and Mrs. Ilesketn, Major: Coigrave. Ll•syd. * - "" e " r '" still, sat clear was the logic, and so close the connexion, this and S. I. liwynne, Esq. of Glanbran Park. The parties Manna:mann Richarthen, Greene,er. Rev. MEM& Addison, fl* The refreshment rooms were (Peened soon after eleven cm) , Member carried the weight of all that went before. and and Mrs. Clarke, linnet, tie. ate. o'clock, when as usual, a most splendid princely banquet turned the way foe all that was to fallow after. The style of fired together, and exchanged a case fa pistols each, for —____..— was dieplayed in the elegant and costly ornaments ; mu- Canning was like the "wren Inivrer• which matter* every ray of [irately without effect. The cause of.ilip meeting arose front light mat falls upon it, and shines and sparkles in whatever from the conduct of a man.servaet.-Gloecester Journal. DRURY-LANE 7 IIEATRE. sire services of plate, beautiful services of china, position it is viewed; that of Broughtio Val liks the soave — ew e— Chamberlain's Worcester manufactory . The refreshment , turn, Miss Oita:atty.-We understand that this young lady,scattering no indiseriminete radiance , bat baring whose love ;alit , has recently occupied so mod , of t h e ' Last night Mr. Breham hid his benefit at this Theatre, the most choice, and in great aburulance. Pines, and the its light coneemeated Into see intense and rime dives nev e and it is hi g hly ee creditable to the taste of this metropolis most rare fruits. The whole of the refreshments of the Canning marched forwent in a straight and clear time and attention of the Court of King's Bench, has taken and the g frequenters of the Theatre, that it was so different entertainments have been prepared and clanged paragraph was perfect In itself, and every corruscation a tilt = refuge from all other persecution , in the arms of her lover. . r -. ;n • tar of genius was brilliant and delightful ;--it was all felt, aed it was The fngitires, we are informed, were overtaken soots after well attended. Mr. Brahma is facili prince?, the first under the direction and superintendence of li . nes. t t. felt at once. Brougham de lved ad and roaad la a ink leaving Heleheed Mr the Gentleman in question, who ire- Enill6h singer of our clay , and no encomium of ours The company continued to arrive from before ten o'clock sweeping the contents of a vast eirentnfertace before him, sad can a dd a j ut to h is reputation. iVith a power of song, till near twelve, without into-miss:on. uniting and pouring them onward to the main paint of attack. medintelv ctilled to his aid the civil authorities, and the an amenity of manner, and a more than respectable pro- The Ladies were most magnificently dressed, and there When be began , cos was astonished at the wtdeoess and the lady being of age, those who held her under illegal restraint pcien q in the businese of the stage, hehupopuliar cl was an increased dispLy of costly ornaments, of tiaras, °Mignon or his einem. nor was it Possible so comprehend= were comp...lied forthwith torelease her. She immediately , upon tho notice of a British audoe. HIS claims were wreathe. bandeaux, ive. on the beads, 'amides ear-rings, by wajaPestrutd wait sad "thd il le "Ilie" plated herself under the protection of her lover.-Dablin last night answered and rewarded as they deserved to be. necklaces, bracelets, &c. Among those moat conspicuous obvl ay 1 that as all war e ' reud awl .) e end " ringed ' it bt : l‘st feiet. to be efficient Warehionmis of Choi:mil:lel/ Viscountess Ibe .. • Beside his own paramount claims to public favour, he has were the • . , •s such were the rival meows, wlsosst amain hostility and on. An advertlaement on the walls of Paris pronsises forty been the means of calling forth Miss Melville, whose re- grave , the Counters Grosvenor, the larchioness of Co- fiance at each other dtwing the early par of the Session foe lin francs reward to whoever will return a purse lost last aro Lady G. Cavendish , the Connects of Lonsdale Htvggh.van " enishinn to overthrow else SecTO l •Y • Sunday, colour amaranth, w i t h gold ow l s, conta i n i ng eeption was only less enthusiastic than his own. This nyngh , , i accusation of having abandoned au lwi+tet Dia fun the by awe Xii of ; Lady has often called forth our humble approbation, and if Mn.s Percy, Sint sixty francs. The money is not denuurded ; the purse . and the Secretary ready to parry the charge, end attack In his cur Every thing has been contlacted with the greatest order any further proof were necessary u justificatory of , , cum. An opportunitz ew at length offered; and it is the men wonky alone iselesired ; because on this pecions handy-work ap ir A me li o. o_p„i s r„,,,.. judgment, the selection of Mr. Brahatn an be very safely and decorum. At all these assemblies not any accident of being recorded, as • g the last terrible personal attack previous pears the name of the lovely the pol ice, at the head of to that change in the measures of the Cabinet, which quoted. The debut 4,4 Mira Melville "on any st ag e'' has happened by the exertions of . begun , , though it W.Hiltlestlyln admired as the first poet modiern Holland Melt were Townshend and Saver. The servants ". tending nag the moment that Canning, Robinson, and has praluctol, and not less distinguished by the brilliant was as felicitous as her best friend* could Wish, and w . . . . • • lluskissoo came rata office, was not at drat n n'ed, es perhaps more than her admirers could have antici- the distinguished .vantors were very orderly ; they were at lent admitted and appreciated. Upon that occasion eke oration qualities of his mind, did not, in his youth, seam to 'hew ovidedwith f esh ts b the h %alit o f h erased. The embarrassment necessarily attending a f irst In: re r men I soil Ythe of Brougham was, at the outset, diaioWed and ragged, and a pp. any happy disposition for study. Ili, father, Who formed ailed a charm to her Mat song, " Sweet . 1 rince.• rends , enemata aim or applieatiotm He careered over the whole nn unfavourable opinion of his talents, was much distressed, ranee 11-- Home, . withal was given with a tremulous delicacy and a Pahl The me from the growing trees, shrubs, flowers, aneah of the world, and collected etery insomee ha which_ gaits and frequently reproached him in severe terms, for Isis in- tke in the grand ball of the spacious mansion, was ex- had degraded itself at the feasted afpnwee, or principle had been domestic chasteness which every • lov er of the comforts of • • attention and idleness, to which young Bildenlyk did not sacrificed for the vani•y or the lucre of plow; but still there was no " home" must have delighted to hear. The attentions of tremely refreshing. appear to pay much attention. In 1776, the father, withallusion to (ternary, and no connexion that ordinary men could 'dis. Miss Cubit and Mr. Ilarey on this occasion entitle them The custom of announcing names at the door wa s Ilia- roar with the business before the House. When, however, be had a newspaner in his hand, Caine to stimulate Limb y whew - onr respect. At the opening of the Deeits Bridge, some pcnsed with. collected ewsy material which seised his perpose; when the mass hag the advertisement of a prize offered by the ' Society of over-anx i ous friends of Mr. Horn imagined that a chorus The following were among the distinguished throng ;-. had become big and black, be bound it about and about with tho Leyden, and decreed to the author of a piece of poetry,of the Duchess of 1-- eess cords of illustration sod of t when its • was singer was to be his substitute, and they very lustily The Ihtehess Kent , . Gloucester , signed with these words :" An author IS years old, who l'rtn---- he swung it nd and nd, with thl gel' of •• t and the I was invited to make himself known. " You ought to " He ' d f or Mr* :torn ; but Mr. Knight (after consulting Auguste, Princess Sophia Matilda, the Prince of Leinin- mpidity of a whirlwind, in order that its impetus and its effect some one or other at the first wing) very pee l er], gets, Prince and Princess Polignac, Princess Feature. might tie the more tremendous; and, while do this, he Mr and blush, idler," said old lElderelyk to his son: " here is a I boy °lily of your age, and though so young, is the pride c ame fo rward, Mikrs—Nortlituunerland, Somerset, Dorset, de Guiche, and and set the audience right. He mo- ,„ . . anon glared his eye, and pointed his finger, to make the aim and deafly said that if ho understood thehouse led r- " r "" l a'` °° ' the direction sure. Canton. , himself wow the first that seemed to and happiness of his parents ; anti you —.-," "Itis :. Y • myself,' answered young iVilliam, throwing himself into 'unnentary, however), their object was to see Mr. Horn? an. .1 ee ...owager bectia kept writhing his body in agony, and rolling hie eyes in fear. as if (A number of voices, " lions, Horn.") " Well (re- Marva:es-Hertford, Winchester, lonsdown, and Handy.d' anxious to find some shAter from the impending bolt. The Home his father's arms. joined Mr. Knight), Ladies and Gentlemen, I understand M o reido,,,omo-ostisbury i Emily of Loodonelnoy, Tavistoch, soon caught the impression, and every mar: in it was glancing his We have much pleasure in announcing the safe' arrival of Mrs. Bowelich and her Childs n, from Africa, after a your wish is to see Mr. Hare? From the Pit, " Yes, IVinchester, Conyng . , 1 untly. En rls—Aboyne, Lunt, Lmadahr. ~ , , , eye fearfully, first toward then:sum and then towards the Secretary. est, It smirk, VI est- There was, save the voice of Brougham, which growled in that voyage of nine stet my weeks. Irons the perils she has Yes.") Ladies and Gentlemen, you shall see Mr. Horn morland, l'erulam Canuirvon, and Howe. usder tone mu tend thunder, which isle° fearfull • and y sudible, (' Bravo bravo • he is now el encountered, added to the dreadful loss she had previously , ), riming for his part, and courdesses-Iteliester, Errol, beret,, Lansdale, Dowager W ar- of which no speaker of the day was fully master but sustained, her sufferings have been great, but we under- when the piece renders his presence necessary, he . will be wick, Bathurst, Welnyss, Abovne, Belmore , Warwick, Jersey, hi mse lf, a silence as if the Angel of Retribution had been stand she is recovering her health owl - strength daily. She r ea d y to do his duty , and appear before you." (Cries of Bowe. Verulion, Harrowby, Dialler, Btownlow, and Dowager flaring in the faces of all parties the scroll of their personal " Bravo.") Mr. Knight then kicked up one foot, by way sb effieki • and political sins. A pen which one of the seerearies drape upon has brought home with her very interesting materials, and . Viscounts -Denature, Belgrave, Cbetwynd, Sidmouth, Tem. the matting was hosed in the remotest pert a the Howse; and the of polite acknowkilgusent to the audience, and the kick the literary world may anticipate a treat irons the men of pleases and Melville. t one , Members who often slept in the aide-galleries, daring the the first female traveller in the wild regions of Africa. was certainly in character. The chorus simter,who had re- - Fireou . sarsses—Belgrare, Chetwynd, Powerseourt, Melville, end - ' debate. Started up as though the fins) trump had been sounding Mr. Green, the astronaut, intends ascending in his bal. tired during the storm, again appeared, and was welcomed Anson. them to give an sec Punt of their deeds. The stiffness of Broughams loon from Leicester and Northampton, some time during with a round of genuine applause, in compcnastion :or the Lardr—Tunamore, Redetd . ale. flelsev, Bexley. W. Russell, fi g ure h at ] vanished; his features seemed concentrated almost toe the next months. mistake which the pit, or rather a few in the pit, had tom- Prudhoe. havenswo b G r ne, H . _benne. uniterpare. Stuart, Harvey. G. lientinck, Normanton and C. Ludlow. (i. Cavendish, point ; he glanced toward every part of the I lonte in succession t ew I FORGETFCLNESS.-M. de 111.3•011 was very deeply in mined. In the first act the hero of the night appeared , and Ladi:s—Tidlamore, K isnn, Rowley' two Ashley , Gardiner, and aoundit i i i g b t r l it it leath.kng i t i or the il -S• tt the ta ble , he ce h hur aad led at love with the lady whoM he married. On his wedding-day his appearance was hailed with the enthusiasm which all T. Thynnc, Eilenborough, W. liusaell, E. Meaner. Drum - Itiin nce a . n w ae ll eusation is e en iircuiful In . all, and more tnri u min in he went to take t! bath, and was afterwards going to bed his previous efforts so strongly deserve. Englishmen know moral, S. Robinson, Ann Beckett, t wo p ratt , two u se sill e , Tucker, its eflbcss, Man ever had been hurled at mortal man within the some i l at the bath-house. " Wby arc you going to bed here, peculiarly bow to appreciate the merits of English artists ; (C. Staihooe. Itavensworth, too Bathurti, lVaternatk. G. Caven- walls. The result was instants:limos-was electric : it was as wbea Sir ?” said h's valet-de-rhanshre, " do you not mean to go and while the deserts of foreigners are met with the cep- ;It: o h: 0 ligl o s i t c `n: , /k i. nti , i ta re, lls f 7 ,l4 .4 . lt a th .c l•ii. a Ci4 j r r n7 c. inin t, ; l o C i a t rri vd . n i ftl7. the thunder cloud d , I de: upon !Milt giant peek-one flash, o ne to your wife ?" • " I had quite forgotten, 'he replicel. Ile probation they deserve, the audience of last night did not Herbert, de lions, C. Mottles, Farquhar, Say and Sete. King 11. Ding, colt p ea l -flu pattering i O i f ty ral vs n ntsr im . n a i n i, d , al si l a t r h i zre.n ii, i i, :i i i s nv ii d ei was a d sn w iall a t ' was the Queen's mother's ['headier d'llonneur: (hie day, ferget ' to hail native talent as we have always wished it Alitchcl, M. Coates, Cooper, C. Stun. Grantham, C Ludlow, Ac- only to utter . the ono' arded w ords, 'lt is hdie " , to an ithi a C s h fol. while she was at church, Brancas forgot that the Queen shou ld be hailed. Mr. hiraham , with an acumen belong- land, Iluggina,('. Rowley, Borough. Fitzroy, and two Charteria. lowed a (101 l chapter of apologies. Fran that moment . the House was kneeling before him, far, as her back was very round, ing to great men (great in their several situations), intr:- Ambassadors and Illonitt:rr—Russian, French, Neon:Alton, - I -came more a scene of rail business than of airy display and her head could hardly be seen when she hung It down. deiced to mu notice Miss Carew ; and it is to us a matter A fi! 1 ! u n itl er oc i t.i n o; ntototechi. Prussian , Portuguese, Danish, Bavarian , and an g ry eitopetution,•• Austrian Einbessy. The public !save reason to congratulate themselves on the Ile took her fur a prie-dieu, anti knelt down upon her, of astonishment, that such a distinguished vocalist should imehop 0f k g,. putting Ins elbows upon her shoulders. The Queen was not have a regular eugageuent at sonic of our great Me- li mn of woiasor. acquisition of a publication that contains such writing sa of course not a littleontrprised to tiwd-ber Chevalier d' Hos- Pt r °P o itillt - -Tiltehlrrak gr. Brahalu Ls; in Introducing k h g, 4 a„,„, 1 „,,,,, J. L oc k jj g aw ps . p„ akei mair ,„,i this-the art icle.frern which this trey -acted appeased Ass this young let y, *Minton PM celebrity ; and we hope the w• Wynn. where (as is candidly admitted in the review), but is now near uric a her back, and all the by - slanders were ready to Virs-U'. Waller, E. Tuc k er, C. Rowley, A. Menne C. rerinted in an amended shape by the author, a contributor die with laughing.-Memoirs of the Court of Louis XII'. lessee and proprietor of Drnry-lanc will not omit to profit • SPECTURAL 11.1.1%5W:43.-111e devil wai anciently sup- of the hint. Mr. Hari was tapturotudy received, and was 11.. g' l it , ..t: an he i s i re c r, r i . u T nt u er e . ker, J. Trollope, J. Dirydges, T. Neave, 'co l t lie reriete. There is a highly inten. sting article on the posed to occasionally induce illusion by self -transformation, I tit goal voice; but his labours were not particularly re- 120 t 2r . unter--rtrosvenor , Miss Upton, alias Addington, no I Royal Academy ; and another on the commercial resources as the following curious story, to be found in Captain Bell's 1 mai bible. Little Knight exhibited a fund of Ituinotu, and Dundu. and Mita Mitford. of Great Britain, to which we shall take another and as I his humour may be coiled soi qeoerir. We hove already Rev. Inc Semler Clarke. early opportunity of adverting. Table-talk of Luther, seffiasently shows:-" A gentleman had a fine young wife, who died, and was also buried. Not : adverted to the reception of Miss Melville, and we must, Rev. Mr. Seinkey i . a lung after, the gemlentan and his servant lying together iit l in justice to this young lady, say that her performance all f t .:"" - f a lr e l if al r r i : Cetta • and D sa!,- Au , i Real, e Moltke. sine chamber, his dead wife, in The night - ]lute , approached I through was marked with delicacy (like her songs), and Generes—Taylor and Loftus. into the chamber, and lensucti herself upon the gentleman's I gives promise of a scenic power which few vocalists posers& rapleiss-Coores and Holford. bd, like as it' she had le en tissiraus to speak with him. Before the rising of the curtain, the house was crowded to :theirs-an. Bosanquet. C. • Smith, Denim'', Wrenn Testily, The servant (seeing the isme two or three nights, one an overflow in every part. The encores, though deserved, Pearte, Graham, AV. Stewart, Punkas, jun., Dundo, law, Drum. after anoth e r,) asked his toaster whether he knew, that were fatigning, and very unnecessarily protracted the even- 4 tirn4. 44 :l , res; e w r eti c ,d, ( !. u 'o n v i r e try i , Capel, Slir s geways, i ili , ial i.i ll'arri., every night a woman, in white apparel, carne into his bed? ing's enti rtainment. Considering the lateness of the hour er • sm h y , 'it ra d,o ) : Gerd A S* "' C rl ner. c 'ra Aber_ .w, : on, impson, ovi e, .. Blanks, and The geime„,...id, . No. I sleep soundly (said lw), and at which en ' theatre °used ' and the nceels•ary restriction De Burgh. see nothing.' 11 . hen night eppeuaelted, the gentleman, P laced on our observations, we can only repeat the pleasure Ilfirfre,srs—fliddulph, Plilliimore, W. Taylor,llosanquet, considering the same, laid waking its htal. Then t h e we feel, that the that singer of his day (Garcia perhaps ex- CA' n "l• rearee• l'i• Clarke , nrahaini 11,3166 . 0 n, Lloyd, Cuntile, woman appeared unto him, and came hard to his beil-side• ceptedymet with that distinguished applause to which his Coventry, Si'. Wynn, Aibuthuot, Perry. Thompson, alaleolni, Abermomby, W. Stewart, Selwyn, Sheldon, stahlgs, and She . Thy gentleman demanded who sit, was? She answered'. great and almost unimpaired powers fully entitle hint. ridan. ' I alit your wife.' Ile said, ' My. wife it dead anti healed.' •• •- • , --- - miss,;s_Waller, Rowley. Biddillph, Otimston, Arbuthnot, She said "Frue, by reason of your swearing and sins I Madame Catalani, it is said, rect.' - 1. for 1 , Refereed, Coleman, Smith (two), FirtfOt. P. Bold (two), !tams. , dial • but if you would take me main, and would also ab- nights' 1 " IV" 'OO her 5‘X den, Cavendish (two), Russell, ;alitehell, Forrester . Loh!, 0 ( two) performance at Drury-lane 1 heatre, which, as she Chetwynd (two), Bennet, Lloyd ( two), I ( two), A 1 -AW ar.- 2cars . 0 stain front swearing one particular mole which commonly sings three • songs per night, is at the rate of nearly 401. per (two). you use, then would Ibe your wife again; He said, ' I son g.-: ()ruin If • g P aper. _ . . -.__ .. am content to perform what you desire.' Whereupon his Tua • A T tea l ß E see antelt r. NTE.-S3MC doubts respecting Married, on the ne i ins , - Monday, tl • • dead wife remained with him, rule') his house, laid with theatrical season. their I ' ~e t nration, termination. &c., are church, by the Right lion. se ' him, ate and drank with him, and had children to h Tkely be d • y settled In next Michaelmas Terns. ra':insuel IVltithread. " Now it fell out, that on a time the ectoleinan had get 2 61. A . fair to tfinttiv of Covent-garden Thertre c-lculatin , - it ran N 1 *o C I i .et :-.,. Isere and his wife after supper was to fetch out of his elicit ( sot " r il e; the tem s i f :L e : l ion of the theatrical . ii ' " .- scaso tat-morrow, intends I Ili 1 hanquetting stuff; sloe staying anntewhat long, her husband carte • I qui coo e keeping an engagement she wade with the ' (forgetting himself,) was moved thereby to awear his ae- DOA' in manager far her ape.!artace there on Mole' custouned math; whereupon the woman vanishedthat and ' instant. N • ow scrim; she returned not again, they went up i to-morrow, the day after her be „ -" it into the chamber to seehat was become of her. Titers the proprietors of Covens:n it ey found the gown which, she wore, half lying within the' form ers w h ose bell," chest, and half without ; but she was never seen afteewavels. to the latle " ' Tais did the de: , ii,' (said Luther): ' he can transform she - - himself into the shape of a man or nearaau.' " those whose judgements we generally respect suppose. The private letters of yes:entity arnounce, that some able and active adventurers have formed 1 ne* mining company M Mexico. While the English and French associations were publishing their prospectuses, these enterprising rivals seat agents through the United States, and secured several valuable mines for themselves. We know not bow this fact may affect the price of the Anglo Mexican shares. but we think it affords matter of just reproach by the subscribers against the managers of this project. From Lima we hear that a levy of 6,000 troops was in progress, to enable Bolivar to take the field against the Spaniards, with a decided superiority of force, should tlie pending negotiation not terminate successfully. The town of Cardiff, Glamorganshirc, was visited by a most terrific thumb r storm on Sunday List, between cv and two o'clock. 'l'he Rev. Mr. Pritchard, in returning hum Rout)) (hurt'', was struck dowu by the 14,:itadne, and did not recover fur several tr.iiintf a. A borne, the property of Win. Hopkins, Esq. Surgeon to the ellamorcal militia, was killed in a field near to the town. ' Sst Arlte A It T r.—l n the long Parliament of Kin Charles 11. one of the pen s ioners who was a u.re man, though able enough to take mosey and vo:e, was in , pouxl upon by a wag that sat next him :—" Mr. Z. , rswl he), I hear you say our Saviour wasa Joe !'—'• ll—n them (he replied) that said ono ; I never said or thengb: so." But the gentleman pressing upon I:1:n, n:aile him n rj uneasy and noisy ; which, when the House took notice V . • he stotsfl up and said, " Mr. Speaker. here's a I :emit:goo abuseth me grossly, and tells me I calltd our Saviour a Jew. I swear, that 1 never thought so distracefally of him." Not long after this was tdtl to tho Kies. abr. meeting Mr. Z., said, " I hear you bold that our :.=anoun was a Jew." " Not I (said he), but Mr. woul d impose it on ma " '• But (said the King further) I hfer you were for the Oath of Abjuration of me and mily." " Yes (said he), God forgive me ! fer it evo Ow ;awe :twit. 1 1 :a! !lux,. ok tie Corveatc!! '— which made the King go slupting out ilia lies, sad so) was never so abused by a foul iu his life. John Patter, a lad who confessed that he ILllerl i lambs belonging to his master, out of revenge, it only tra years of age! He has been fully committed to Fishertea gaol, and wit! take h's trial at the ensuing .tic:" CV:awe:ter Pa: .r. Madame Catalani, it is said, receives 7001. for her six a ct) , nights performance at Drury-lane Theatre, which, as she Chetwynd (two), Deno., sings three songs per night, is at the rate of nearly 401. per (nro)- scing.—Muraing Paper. - • • -•- - Tale .% T RICA L Exoan I: at C N TL—Same doubts respecting Married, on Monday, the kedi instant, at St. George's theatrical seasons, their duration, termination. &c., are church, by the Right lion. and R.?Yerend Lord Brandon, likely to Le definitively settled in next Michaelmas Term. fa:111111d 1 1 "liithread, Esq. M.P.. to Julia, daughter of A fair syren of Cocain-garden Theatre, caleulatine; upon Major-ti ntral the lion. Ihtiry It 'the termination of the theatrical season to-morrow, intends Birkffeld Lodge. SaTolk, the property of Count Linsin curie qui elude keeping an engagement she wade with the gen, was knocked down on Tnevalay, by Messrs. Robins, Dublin manager far her ane-1(311CC there on Monday next, ,at lei,tian guiutas, to Mr. Clarke, cheesemonger, of New and propose% taking her departure for the Green Isle gate-street. to-morrow, the day after her benefit. Rumour says that Mr. Smith. the missionary. was a native of the village of the proprietors of Coccustgarden Theatre, and inAny p..-r-IRothwell, in Norduouptonshire. formers whose benefits are yet to take place, have intimated I On Thursday Lai, James Harris, an itinerant dealer in' to the lady their intention to bring setions against her !fish, was found dead on a lime-kiln, near Polperro. The 'should she abandon the theatre before the termination of , poar man went to sleer near the kiln and wag su3'ucate l,— the SUS" which has been enlarge -I to the 17th of Jude. ' l'dpt;•. 4. r ~r t