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i at Saint Clond will be longer this year than usual. It will he continued until the mouth of August, nn account oil wui *shirk are to to take plee lie Kong's ul .irtineists in the lijesty will lesse Paris in the beginning of May. CH 4%18E11 OF DEPUTIF)t. SI I mu: OF THE 7TH APRIL. Several petitions were presented, amongst which ••iie from the Simi! Mengiet-F liagit. of Conr..an, who addressed to the•(!hantber some ob. servatimia upon 'civil marriage. the sale of the go vernment woods. Ate plantation of the departmental roads. and finnllp bpan trigeoet: This flelftlOU *mils, Li tighter, deposited in the Inirenu. The di-rtesimm was resumed on the law wresting ti, the sale of tobacco. Severs' 111 i-tubers wee beim!. and the iii%russion wis closed, reserv ing the right of tire reporter to reply. The 31iiiiWer of Fin ince then proposed to the Cliiimher a project of n I,lw for rrgislating the truirsit oT colonial pro duce. through the departments of 'tire Upper and Lnwer Rhine, from Holland to Switieilnutl. The 'inject was referred foe examination to the bureau'. tIARCELONA, tIAR( I. Tetr itroceedings instittortt it:pritytt tltr supporters and accomplices of Generals Lawy and Maims tn.- minuted about a week *puce. Several perao•ts have been condemned to death. The report of the pro- ..... et...clings has heel. scot to Madrid to receive the King's apprihmii 'toy the laws of 11w country. which require the au thority of the King to rouble the tribunals to deride eventually when 111 e lifr of u malt is in II ght !hit his Majesty's clemency will initigute the rigour of the sentence. The marriage of the King, of which so much s.potret, c. nothing more than se diplomatic pro :lent. Nothing certain is 111 yet ittIOIVII Oil this aohjecl. .pt.ottenctt, PIARCII We are informed that the Emperor um! Entree* of Austria will set nut mi Monday next Tor Koine, by the %%lir ni Sienna. Thy A relitincoetis of Parma will leave. them at Sienna, still make a toter in To*- . cane. She will retries% to Florence by Aresso. nine, Metternich sets out this iinoririoKiar Leg. 'born, whence he will proceed by to Rome. Acclaims fr tome itismetince that the Pope's is eery good. We are asioni.hed here so read in the French Journal.. that M. Lucien BointPatie had made an 7e4 per coat. to hi. creditors. TIM report is uTrziolly contrati.cted iu the Mario r .14ANBURGH MAIL. VIRIINA, NAWCH 24. A report is in c'reulation that his Imperial High ?lvo the Archduke Ferdinand of Este, Commander in Chief in Hungary, a ill shortly go to Italy, und thut • ii marriage with a Sardinian ingtor:atitig. Sir Thomas Lawrence is at 'present printing for his Royal ftglme^s the Prince Regent the portrait of the Aube Counsellor Von (lens, so well for his writings, and for the part he Its, had in 4istitiitintrrtact d;plarytati-c tratsitztiont. A nalisce has bren purrlsasrd here in Ilse in tourlo, for 7,0991. sterling, and Atted Yp, as it is said. for . Prince Leopold of Saxe CiShUrg, who will Wave F. , iglant! and reside here. Nritt week the dowry of the litt,hduchessearo biltir t.f Pntice •Fredrrie of Saxony, will he tx hib l i er i It , t h e pu blic, oceording to custom, its the apartments of the Toinrri..l Palace. BR trittmirouaG. APRIT. 9. Accounts have liven receiet.d which *Nit that a highly contagious distemper has brtiken out at (;reisf-iiherg, in Silesia. A manufacturer of that i•ciivell several bale* of cotton from Smyrna. 4,1.0. 01 MIIOI (*outlined infectious matter. After the m+nnfueturer tirodistributed the cottcti among a/oil:men, the disorder broke out, which *ono *pearl so raininy, that several persona fen vic tim% to it. The Austrian amid Prussian Authorities arbided the strictest measures to prevent the fin iher *preadiiig of the contagion. STOCILHOLM, siAlici Conot*ellor of State, Count Tessin, who v o• kintwit in the middle of last century as 'ohm—odor to the Court*, of Austria, Trance, Z` r u>•in, •1111 Denmark, as Prime Minister, total 10 K: L ; 1114 - 0111 b ll' l.Master of the Househoid in is a.•.ihr r, the soorr of Frederick the Great, &c. tell it Joornal in 29 Win iroiurnes, an extract 'from viiiish :t* umiw Ave, t1 , r411 for putdivarion here, um! sloth Kill itrollaikly furnish very ititiAttlttit 'material, to:0490110w history of thove times. BERLIN, A rim ). tto the $1 at March thtee was 11 grand Iwo& of iitt• K nrrismr lwfore the s Kiiir, and a splendid enter. 'rtins oleo at 'Com% iucurnflernorotion of the twin vi•ra.ity of the entrance ul . the Allied Armies tutu The Ambassador, 'Mr. Rose, has returned Yrottn *Hanover. HAISOVER. APRIL 9. On the 3CIII March, his Royal Nighties% the Doke of Chsriter 'retired a Deputation of the As.taubb ui the States, hho txpartystql their sorrow at tht ifnt+ere of the hopes of the dkostrtous raretts and of the %hole Itougdum. His Royal Highness thookr.l ilorm teeth much emotion for this ogee oo t o ate wart of their attachment, and observed, that he-fthatid mut consulatiot in Nw amentlint:lt of the health of the Duchess foe the misfortune which Nod befalleu him. COSISTANTIINOTLI. FES. 23. A few days ago died the youngest child of the Sultan, the Sultana Herinorth., who was hardly • year old. All the great Officers of the Crown, Ministers of State, &c. attended the funeral, and paid their compliments of cuodulence to the Sultan. The Imperial Arsenal hus lately purchased large quantities of cannon halls and saltpetre from Swedish and English contractors. It said that an agent of the King of Sardinia will shortly come hillier to enter into 'political and commercial arrangements with the Porte, under the mediation •of Russia. Erib Effendi, late Minister of the barrio; was deprived of his office on tlw led) instant, and Abdul Kotler Bey appointed to succeed I • ;he is accused of having aimed at the dignity of Vizier. At Galata there were lately some affrays, attended with bloodshed, between the pa miler of the arsenal and some Tultimharbichis, in consequence ut some new regulations of the police, though the first had justice ou their side, and t h e latter were even the oggressots„ yet these rioters, because they belong to • formidable orta of the Jr nissaries, were not amity set at liberty, but the Com mander of the High Admiral's guard was even de prived of bin office on this occasion. The Imperial Treasury Iris lately been enriched by some millions, by the treasures of the late Sehaker Ahmed Pacha and Tschlebi Effendi.— The valuable books and manuscripts of these two great persons were lately sold by public auction, in the presence of all the Ministers. This is quite a novelty here. Accounts from Smyrna stale, thrt an armed corvette of the King of the Netherlands had ar. rived there, to clime for some time in those seas, for the protection of trade. It was also reported at Smyrna, that the American squadron, which has visited many ports of the Mediterranean, would also coine to Smyrna, to he stationed there fur some tinge. —1 I loorburgh Papers. April 7.) Exchange ors London, the 2tl and 6th 33. Si. THE IitFISH PRESS. LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1619. We have received Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thursday. The Gyrate de Fromm, of the former day, state', on the authority of a private :letter front Italy, that a compiracy had been form ed at Mantua to administer ponoa to the Ent jezror AI.TRIA, during his residence its that city, that the .:otiviracy was discovered only half as hour before the time appointed for carry ing She design into ezeeetion, mod shot several persons orate Society culled Corboisari had been arrested, in consequence of thw discovery ; bat the Joe real des 'nebats of the following day, noticing this rumour. reniaritr, that hot only are the italiau Papers silent respecting this circumstance, but that no mention is made of it in its own private car respondeoce from that country. The day is not odded when this diabolical attempt was to have been .executed, but we had by these Papers that the Emperor and rutin...sof A vstait were st Florence on the 26th of March, and were preparing to set out its a day or two fur Rome. In the French Chaurher of Deputies a doolit was started by the - Committee appointed to examine the qualificatmmia M. Matt/AMIN CONSTANT to be admitted a Member of the Chamber, for the sole purpose, as it would appear, of enjoying the ►plea sure of removing it. O.CONITAi4T, it is stated, was born at Lautadne. How then, ask the Committee. shall be be considered entitled to the privileges of a Freochmait 72 but, reply the'Committee, is'etscetided from a family exiled in come quence uf the reviication of the :diet of Nantes. Now, by a decree of the Constituent Assenibly*Of September 1790, the descendants of such faMilies . . • Ste'perm , tea, on certain count terms, to resume their rights of Fresichneti. The father 'of M. CON sTAPPT fulfilled these cosiditLios, ergo, M. CON MIST is entitled to the privileges 40 a Frenchman. No objection bring stifle to this couduaton, M. CONSTANT was oclutititd to take his atilt as a 113 v. Idy. The 'French Funds were— Ou i'oesday, five ,per Carts. 11.:1111sewilliak ilocks 1,580 f. <to Wciluesaity, Plea vis Vests. NE 10 e.—Back Stock' 1,635 f. We have received lisnibirrgh Papers to the Bth instant. It is stated Under, the head of Vienne, that his Ituyid 'Pliglinias Pointe LEOPO4.D of SAXE CtilUlit. means to lie his residence in that city. Scsipture says, a man ...hall leave father and muther and •cleave to his wife. If the Prince means to 'marry *German Printers, weeannot find Isiah with his chine, of rcsideirce, but possessing an income of tO,OOO/. a year delayed from Eng land, without some such ratnitirdistary inducement to remain abroad. hr would nut eland In ill, Otitis' lavotired class of obsesiters. lite Russia*. Government is tilting oat two expe tlitiuus fur wiriitific researchni iu **saute seas. Elicit will consist of two ships ; vireo . them is designed to . make discoveries towards the North Pole. The Commanders are soot yet appointed, but such an eagerness to partake iso them prevails in tht navy, that above eisty (officers of the imperial fleet have applied to the Minister of Marioie, to be employed in these expeditions. The Erne. Captain ScnivErt, went out of Ply mouth harbour on nontyility, fitted fur the coast of Africa, where an additional (*force is to be kept for the yuppresUoit of the vile trot:Ai:ln ylaves. The Pheasant and Margie/ea go With the Erne. The return of Mr. SToko►., Surgeon of the CPR. queror, and lately mrdn•ul attendant on BONA.. PARTE, from St. Helena, has excited consideiable interest in the polittcal world, in winch it has been generally attributed to the independence of spirit evinced by that Gentleman in the discharge of his duty, kind a want of date obsequiousness to the taste and temper 41 Sir Iftinsot loWx. Mr. STOKoE left town oil Friday for Portsmouth, to bike his ilassisge in the Abandanee, he being ordered to return to St. Helena. and resume his duties there. This being the result of his examination by Minis ters, it is inferred that his conduct has been fully approved of. The Abundance is expected to sail on Wednesday nett. A detachment of the 06th regiment embarked on board that ship on Saturday morning. On Saturday. at twelve o'clock. the Duke of YORK held a COUIIOI at York 111.. use, upon the sort- or the KING, winch *As stteeolerl The ArclibiaM.p of Canterbury, the Archbishop of York, the Bishop of Lund ( ((( the lord Chancellor, she Herquis, of CAIT4I. a, lb, Earl of iVnichilsca. Lord Belsky, Lurd St. He kiss, Lind Arder, and Sir William Grant; the. whisk. ill the Members of the Duke's Comma except the Dike of MONTROSE, Who will ;absent from indisposition, and the End of MAC CLESFIELD, Who WM* attending the KING at Wind sor. The Councti reniaiued iu deliberation near an hour. On Saturday afternoon the Duke of Ironic vi sited the PRINCE Itiogni at Carlton House. Yesterday morning, at half-past eight o'clock, the Duke of YORK left town lot Windsor. The LORD CHANCELLOR and Count MuwsTrft had audiences of the PRINCE REGENT yesterday at Carlton House. Lieutenant EDWARD HALL left the St. Peters burgh Hotel, Dover-street, on Friday evening, With dispatches for Hanover. . . On Saturday the dispatches were closed at the East India House. and delivered to the Pursers of the following stdir-, viz.— The Cornwall, Capt.,. P. Wilmot; Apollo, Capt. G. Ten ney', and Matilda, Capt. W. Plminilton—for China direct. War-Admiral GRIFFITH soiled from Portsmouth on Wednesday, on board the Newcastle, to take the command on the comfit of North America. The Pheasant, Captain Kini.r. and Morgiana, ' Captain STaotqa, for the coast of Africa; Drake, C4loliiiii SMIffWEIL for Newfoundland; the Came- Iron, Cowan, MisoAT, refitting; mod the Abund ance, Ltentel,4sit R. C•UPBELL. fur St. Helena, ' retain, at Spithead. Five tram:ports, viz. Amtrea, Minerva, David, Nearchits, and Williams Pitt (1,800 tons), were diacharged out of the orrvice loot week. The lit hattalion fiOth regiment. SOO men, from the Cove of Good Hope. landed on Thursday at Portsmouth, mid marched to Fort Cumberland, to be disbanded. We understand the deteutiun of these men on board the tralioports, so bug idler their arrival. has afire,* out of the iiecular charac ter of their case.—They are principally mili tary offender.. who, under transmuted sentences, were sent mbrood to serve there during the period of their natuml life; but their bat lotion coming within the scale of reduction to the peace establisilitneot. +Dow they hove returned home fur that perp•oe.it has become a question bow they ought to be inally.disposed of.—About 70 of them, me understand, haste heretofore forfeited their lives to the lowa of their country. We understand it 11,4 been determined, that all the men of the battalion destined to serve for life, shall be turned over to the 2d and 241 botolunis of the regiment. Mr. GRATTAN has left town for Twickenham fur a few day.. The notice of law motion on the CotholicCause, which stow stands for the 30th 'loomed, with, we mideristand, be further postponed until the 3d of May, which is the day before the ,location will come on in the House of Lords. An Agricultural Association, u for Abe preserve tiou of the pooperty and Ci:vrl ri4his of ?he proprie tors and occupiers of land in the county of Glir intaglio," was formed at Cardiff on the 13th last, WYNDHAM LEWIS, Eoq. in the Chair. In the resulutiiiii,, moved by the lion. Vt'. B. GREY. it was stated— " That as Wag as the prevent system of admitting (111feirTI Corn into she markets of flits *country, ilisty.free, is mite ytred ill, it will crud to discourage agvieselture in general, and rudi.t soon pievent the cultivation of the poorer soils (of winch Woks chiefly consists)„ sail by reducing the reseal de hum! for labour, Increase she &Inv', entirratins amount of pidapreirm. That this hireling will mil be &terser' by any as tempts In stifle its complansts,bnt will persevere by every fair and roast non 111 l al Means to obi nt sit 'mamba Inuit of team lan uts She adminoun of foreign inuluce of every descrittion into the markers of this country, which este be piton •in iii.. soils of the United Kissedosa, @Mouth the relief they setk•tur be not gestated the present SesiCion of P.rliansent.' On Friday morning, during, • fog, a brig ran en the Goodwin North Sand Dead, where She remains; supposed to be u collier, and should the weather prove moderate will be got tiff the neat flood tide. The lluaui'h, arrived its the Dow ll.from Bombay, sailed Stli December; from the Cope Ist February ; and from St. Helena 10111 February : left the l'hontur t'untis ut the Cape, mid the Balekittehum shire eud MOM at St. Arlene. the 'lige fur emigration to Ani?ricii bus not ee troil.d to this County. Title twig George,'Cirittrin lIVDDOCK, Isis beets in Ale port of Chichester three oorrk►, uud Advertised to take out passengers rod hagg:ige to Picts)°, at 'five pounds per Nutt. Mir hailed w hrllrst on Snnday, uith at fair wind, but uithout u 'sin& puesehger.—(Sossex Paper.) F.ISHIONADLE NOVRMENn. The Duke of Norfolk left tuwu on Saturday, for hit stet near Rosy St. Edmonds, Suffolk. The Evil and Countess of Darlington and family arrived on Saturday, at their house in St. James's-gluare, flout their seat s fishy Coale, Otirham. The Marquis and Marchioness of Einekingisam ldt tows) on Safarilay, for their seat, Aviation, Hants. The Earl of Liverpool left ►ow. ins Saturday, for his seat, Widmer Castle; her l.ady►h,p Laa left town fur Coombe House, Kingston. Sir ‘Vatkisi and Lady Harriet Williams Wynn will Irv* town this day fur Aviation, Hants, on a visit to the Ma►- gnis sad Mut chionesa ol Itnekinthasn, 'lariat the holidays:. The Hon. Colonel Edward Lygost, M P. left town yrste►- day fur Fowl Beauchauip's vest, lladder►ficlJ, Worcester. shire. Viscount Maynard Its. left town Gsr his 'teat in Essex. The Earl of billy had left town fur his 6CIIO, illt Oaks, Kent. Lord and Lady Grenville have kft town for their seat, Oropolore. Lord /olio Russell left tows yesterday for Wstoburra Abbey. EASTER SIM DAY. Yesterday being Easter Sunday, a .more than ordinary assembluwe of Protratant and Catholic Nobility at d Gentry took place at the Bavarian Amtnossadnr's Chapel, IVarwicloaitreet, Golden• *aware ; at ■n early hour the street was lined with carriages, and in the Chapel we noticed the follow ing distingui , hed persouuges--the Duke of Nor folk, Lord and Lady Shrewsbury, Lady Hatburton, the Hopi. Mr. Butler, the Hon. William I'owlett, Colonel Stowe. acc. Ste. Some new mote, the compogition of Signor • Garcia, appropriate in the occasion, being rung, proved ottractive, combined with the support of some of the most eminent vocal performers. flurodreds of prisons were neer*. allotted to leave the chapel for want of room. Yesterday u solemn high Mass Will performed at the Spanidt Chapel, Sparish.pfoce, slarucliesteri square, by the Right Reverend Father in Gud Dcoor Carptie, who also preached on excellent sermon. His Excellency the Spanish Ambassador, and a great number of the Catholic Nobility and (ivory, were piesent. Saturday ofternimil the officers and men belong ing to the Royal Sovereign yacht went onboard her at Deptford, and also a supply of provitoons, kr. were put 041 board. She was expected to drop down the River re,terday, to proceed to Cala;., to be in readiness to bring the Duke and Duchess of KENT to EngNO, with their suites, oho are ex pected in a week iir ten days. Yesterday divine .ervice was performed at Carl ton House by the Rev. F. W. BtosiBERG and the Rev. Dr. STAN lER CLAIIEE. . . . _ Letters have been received from Hanover, dated the Ist inst. stating that the Duchess of Ct./MEM:it was better, and in a fair wsv of doing well. tier Royal Highness has been tattled with ►imams. On Friday Lord and Lady STIMART removed from North Cray, the sera of Viscount CASTII.C. REAGH,•to the Wilderness, Krill, on a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness of t7Amhetr. The Queeal of SWEDEN arrived at Toulon on the Oth tilt. under the trile.of the Countess of Vir.i.e- NEUVt. After a stay of a few days she set oil for Mee. Her MAJESTY.travels incognito, At Brussels, the daughter of the Prussian Am bassador, Prince HATZFELDT, having over•heated herself at &ming, has fallen a victim to its vomit queacta, its her seventeenth year, greatly regteited„ Her remains are to be removed bons Brussels to Prussia for interment. On ‘Vednenitity the Russian Princes DAI.OO. audit and W•11LONSBOY, and ectli.t PUNIA TO4Blll, bring nu a tour of England, arrived at Portsmouth horn Bath, to view the dock-yard, &c. in doing which every respectful attention was sheivii them. They afterwards went on board the Qaeen Cilialout, which was announced by a salute from that !hip. In the evening they set off fur Bath, on their way to London. Amongst the last arsivals at Bath are- The Marchioness of Thurmond., Baron Tillahroi Lady Anatristlirr, Hon. Mrs. Firinklanit, lientriistit-Geni rat Sir B. and Laity Leighton, Colonel Noliiii, Major Brown. Ma jor Thockworili, Major Phillott,Ca.pioin and Mrs. witiviitre. 'Fria Anat. in (Jun.—Three gentlemen lately in the lanbst,ol . visiting the Cannon Coffee-house, and d in i ng there for 11., wine Included, have been hictliomly called lay the ~ vsiter the one-potintler. WANTED, by Nettie of the Newvomers, nn in- Print, b.r the iturioese of displaying their Advertisement- la the best ink altlage. The 'truth of the Moarclatoneen of Toravristieritt it te subjert of moversatl truariatistiols, Sh e w. o f the beautiful the llama bemoan!, anal fulfilled mint admirably crery duty of life. it amen the fitly 'said at her— Death, err thou deitroy'st another, pair awd hiil 1, •nt good an the, Time *di throw his dirt at thee. The poor of Dover are now employed. by the Parish -Officers, in pulverising oyster *bells, es Is manure for the use of gardeners nod agriculturists. A great bell, weighing eliout 7,000 points (430,060 lbs. Engl:4l), seven arschriss high, mid six Brawlsrhs iu 411'4(.001cl'. has been cant at Morro*, to replace that which was formerly in the tower of ]wan Weliki, mid oas durnirged hp the French. 'lt is 445 too lieovier than the lust ben. rrhr Halpin. weighs t 20 poodt. ... r MICS M.ICALILh.Y AND MR. KEAh I . I . " DEWs 11'; ‘ , ":y Di:pub:lt 1 We ttlwatys 1). at zettlons in rept - mine the to.e. of ~ .liering mew, 11.4 re hive Inth. , ,to her., bowie to that titririt ut isr‘aaJlettcr fowl alailuaatice,..th o z wttailal u..utne the twtwpr of opprevo.ig rttery Milk ( within the sphere of at+ intiorme. In our Paper of this d. fortsogl twe Averted oo tlrt tumour. rentable, mewl itt.n4ent elmnioinn rt.ed by Mr. Kern' over lite tiorrnry flep,,, f inwpt t' I)ruty-line Thentrr. IV.' h:sve Inhree f e a u 14,1.- w i t h it ~,w I cl . chit la car•worethtta igalaarotat; 114 tawly, e.rfrrnters v,tll ri.4lolllkilfi hare: been ihe irlinim of wirl appear how, the rutiowtog narrative, which has jou been pot into our hauls and to winch we sweat rte. fitly give publ:titr. Si mteagen tof hl Matesoiley's Entrotinireellot Drarplast, ui list fit lint . . In the Poring 04 Vile, I entered tale • weir, wtrh th e -lane Coorimieter fur IMP. lee Mena; lie ritlt war ?n -itre!, aan my stile. In case of failure the fires 111(f ta_.ud in fora rent of suers-so, shy emotion enisso depended entirely iot thris Tito , slits, no peva...ail ali pollatems t a ring en me . piur, iu tkrtrase, ass Ilse part fixed upon fen niy eksho, and the part. eufreeily weillris from Ilse prolawlel'a wait scut its me is Waserfossl. Iminediats ;y oss nay arrsras in town, I had a ines•tissz ~llls Ilse Issuirnists e; sass rehear sal* arise appointed, and my first appearance in PerlMlsai fixed fur the following week : eet.e.al clays plumed, Imo neirlaot+ rehearsal nor pro formaiser took 1111.1CP. nor nay reason istize. ed for the delay ; ni length 1 wrote to inquire the rasa* srst was informed in I eply; That ifr. Kenn's time or *an uerrokd, it wets impossible tofu Ate attention 0,1 POl trust fur the present." I rosolil not e"neeive what attentions could he reimisite 1111 the pert of Mr Ks set, to • character who Is he 1111101 Is vc pet nwd al least tssly or (goy lint.., but 1 plasss/y saw saint' ftul Islay was its nethiation I wrote •I. Its/ to the 01111/11111.•e, station, that if Mr Kean had any dsjsetioss is perforso wish me, l had nos any deans to in riorsi or: h Wm; 1111.1 141.110 I shut.lii pr. ter /111001411 1.. all clear sou l . as a first appearance, yet I Would chants. II to any oils .s more suited to the Conveniri,ce of the 1 A. airr—Beirifterg, if they thought propose. I said. I lid 1.11, 111011. 011.1 rssrr humanity, I did not reepaire any . farturrit. but sump') the pe r. furonatsec of my engagrms sis with them. Thss letter drew ioso immu . itsite seply, and f era* i"foreard that one attic Gentlems os of the Coro lee 11 / 1 /11111 Wail MI 111 i in a day or two. This interview ' ~ which I tn. Indy seer was one of the most painful of my lifr,•iirtalah- , 1 In ice a de. irTNIIIIIILE spirit of opposition and oppreoroom *hearty practice i:assist me ; many reasons lucre aasigned Is. proves that my engagement need not be fulfill. d, or 41 1 sat eliuullt be postponed until itr at "mosso, ; I was Oiled hoot. bni au aol to hefrightent 11 ont of my sights Mr Kean liad , h ow . ewer, assert( ti. " Ant I teas in:upaiele of Um business 1 And undertaken In perform" Great God! could thin man, !Makin( in the snnsi.im t, promswrity and poldir favour. 11.tra dcliberaielpisiels dl. tame, mid strike at the very cassicsicc of as sisprottcteslfeinSle, who had never in any way inistred Lino; • l *Was all of for tune was in the exercise If Muse hitents besitireit wpm her Lq Ploridence. Upon chat aisihoris) NIIr K. could tusks this asses stun re:ss Mrange, as we had Ilryt lin , any met, smee wr had each attained our tweuUrth yea,; previous to that are, I had led Ilse hisaisiespuf ilir Belfast - I braise, • 114 had been hoisonreal with Ihe pohloc encomiums ti 1414 Sishlons, siren 3.. hr Kean was SC4ICCI) II 11 , 1Cll lu dels'st:s 11, message. _ . . _ That I hail, for the last !Mee rats. viteil my talent to the ekaragt Plays of !reload, was a I - II ill 1.31 , CI as rend. ring me tnlfit for :lie hit. 11336 14 . s rcorlar 7114 mire. Innumerable were the insulter, rltrert.l.ll" , s. as.rs Anal. ;:ps 1 bail lu caeolSolee, until the uteilleisi rut I VA. of is (i. Ise .- man from the North, aho interlirod and .1. minden the in e futroance of my engagenstut. Is was at trove, arenticci. that I shouid make toy appearance its nesdetvosur. Ikm positively reflood, nod th•ei had soy Irodg ur du ph, atilt Mr. Kean as Norma. or ReActrbra, nolo the rest of tlie company. 1 chine —awl. afire a pai',- ful delay of one mouth, I ..ion fot word as Surly Randolph. My success (a a i11...pi pa trotingt., frociiil., -:sae from a liberal public) tut sera mil any in-..t otagotrie and the Play was repented five s,i;lais Lady COMNIUNCO for soy seemal character aaarr of the difficulty of this parr, as only fitted to the grand. ar fluty tablet's by who h Mrs. ei,ildopii ja a;4 l ttlion I the 401vatitage of yer haat lig peril,' and thr amme ter (save only once), I retitsetl u. lisitaoliny 15 pow tun 00 the plash , - Blandon, by nothing it my 15 r I rot, RA Ber tram was, at last, brought I'm %aril for mr Ms ...tyres, :0 that was greater than in Lady Randolph. IHo is consented to play Lady Conseanee ; nut a I roof 1.-150 I was anxions lu avoid a retire al ash. av atom, I 01,4041 5 0 play !Weider* and Queen Hi:abeth, hot Mr. Kim. poe tical) refused to perform either Jtylier 5.r i sngr. vs.igoitix as a season s " that ws who play Shakspsa„r, think Moro Minas. beneath our milks" My a eception in toil" Constance ass fritlaliy gratifying', my feelings *ills the two (wool: eliarsretrea. Many reasAll combined to pievcitt the sync. ss of doe ',nee; it was, host eller, repealed three firms. It' the u,id.t of my restage swot, the Theatre chord, seism the yaraisis atb .ragman hunt admit. When tl re.opctied, I thought it tap...twat to pity Once more, mid to have my last aprassisizior the yessou amoisticeil, Lady Macbeth was the n ly part ape II lii HP:. As a matter of necessity rather than choice, I toutl. t .tto,i; it; and, will it he believed, when say—yel it is a sorted truth—l prifurmed Stir part of Lady Misattlit h. fore a Loudon audit net, without Roy reheat ail, is- 05r attending, Kaye Miss 'lids.. ell, Mr. Kent, mid Ms. Marshal.' Many am, the !wily efforts made to I bee p. ide ; but a =Owl acesetomed to contend with Comae, coa from the age of sixteen, was not trolly solidoest, thisri;ll .t might be tortured !knitting now mintiest dmfmy MK tzt - ment but the entoltintent, From My first att mat in till the 4iit•l close of my afros., at Pi my WIC, a 1ti .; 5:5 of Arleen weskit occerred— Inc. joseenty klieg, my tip. heavy, my remeneration fitly poem's shoot of wh:u I lid twttially sp. ill 111 Ilie set vice of the 'lhrstre I fell mitten rise of peculiar hardship, hot ant doubt lig that the 111 . X4 11Pilfrop amid ciimpeosate fur the loss of /ht. present, I buried my injures in silcure, and resolivel , checked tlw public complaint...sf some iiieraty friend., alai wile aettuutoled, and th.ge...ted see' ti the whole conduit I hail experienced ,hiring the progress of my engagement- Whitlow tbr jets/ease of 'tr. Keats, or else paryi..utooy 5.e the pt (ulnae) arrangements of the Theatre, have eb tic doors ageism. ate, 4 'know sod ; hut they appeal to :at ued The reasons assigned at e, I undo st and, that I om 1- 5 proud, and ' , yogic! nut su b mit to Mr. Keaa:s aatkord t; bylitilimi.-tutt to Mr. Kesti'y sollturity If ~.Baal *wart , . 1.. has rap, Ice, I owe myself' urti! for tire abject With ; Ike of integrity disdains to tread sat the paths of hypocrisy sad memiut.., ecru though seltiaterest may point ohs. taut. The celebrated tiagedy uP Wendel, trirrh tet been au lung pettarriteit in all 14ce theetr.• a rt.- rope, swat; represei,led at Stticktobn Ern thy 11 laat, for the find time. . THE V. FARRCN closed his short col:ow nient uu Sri lITdaY night. with ars A miable peissiostoni of Srl Anthony Absdnie and Sir Adwn Contest. A. we anticipated, the twos overflowed soon after the ciartertnrfrtw up. It mast afford pleasure to play-goers in general. to he tr. foul:tett, that tht.. chaste rod richly connotes: ot re-eis4aged fur o fen nights, .the latter eud of It", prasent month ; pitrions to wincht. a sneers...roil a tragedies will he perforiord, tee whit+ the eutabroerl talents of YOUNG, CONWair. and Waling, tamiut fail of exalting a sigh.lir degree of interest to th.t created at Coreot-gsrden by the performs. re% 11 YoUNG, C. KiNIBI.r. mid MActrapy, I» I l e Same Pll4Y9.—(Batir Herald.) > i t 0 . 0 ,r4 . 41 %fir a s o o,4C& . ' : e;t l 41 ; 1q.......,----,:,,AL; - •°, 41 , sli : f ri c t r :::.. ---r .:;,--_,...re7 " P...... , ..: • MP. , / "NJ , .... , : Ski .1z...../ v." r) .. ..i '.-.....r . ' •:-.)..... 1 4.; tts 4f.45 FAN IFIONA If LE PA nr; Trine Margot. of A n:lrst y entertained the Alo•haeuillot from the Netherlands, 3444 a larze party of &showiest., on Ssioortlay, at iTshriolze 1!..o•-r. The Earl and Count, . (a•sili• :.oce a ze , ond dinner lon ftsior•loq, too the 31.istiolo. and Ma,. rt:10111', Sir ‘t mile, 1. IGMat • 4 aid, ou so. Colonel 11;ontilton, Captain add Ara. 1 ~1! oral, &t. at gismo tesioiclace, Privy-gardens. Viscount Keith give' a Krnntl entertaiontrut In huge pally of oli.tiogotialleol isenonnatersaut Sato. ouh the 24th ao, Haat, at his ionise to; Harley KIWI I. Mr. and Mr.. Loon: Well. Orr gore an t Itrant entertain• meat yciderday, at their I I.ho, ea.si eft, to the Duke anal Duchess of W. Ilingtun, Carl of Westmont:lnd. Earl of Shaftesbury, Lord Siolmnistio,, the Hight Hon. the Speaker of the House of Conornotss, 34. and Mrs. 1 / I and Lady Caroline Macdonald, Colonel Shaw, Yr. Wei, Ilk. Vernon. and Ulla .1) Int y Long. ~`