The Sun. — London, England, 1802-09-20 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. 18, zBoz BY THE KING-A PkOCLAMATION. GEORGE R Whereas our Papliament which we summoned to meet at-WestMinster upon Tuesday, the thirty. 'first day of, Aegu'st last, stands prorogued to Tues day the fifth day of ,OCtober next, We, with the advice offiur Privy Council, do,,for divers weighty reasons, hereby 'publish and declare, that the' said Parliament shall, he further prorogued on the said fifth day of Oaober next to Tuesday the sixteenth day of November next : And . - We haie given order to. our Chancellor of that .part of.our United King domcalled Great Britain to prepare A Writ Patent, under.our Great,Seal, for proroguing the same ac cordingly, And We do further hereby, with the advice aforesaid, declare our Royal Will and. Plea sure,. that .the said Parliament shall, on the said sixteenth day. of . Novern . bef next,. be held and sit for, the dispatch. of divers urgent and important af. fairs.. And the Lot.ds Spiritual and lernporal, and the . Knights, Citizens, and Burgesses, and the Commissioners for Shires and .Burghs of the House of commors, ire hereby required and commanded to give thei_rarrendante , ,accorcli - ttly at Westminster op the said sixteenth day of November next. Given at our Court .at Windsor, the eighteenth (.14 of - Septerribei, one: thOnsankeight hundred and t,vo, in the forty-second Year olour reign. • • GOD - SaVe 'the KING'.. Lord CNiti2berlain . 's o . ffice,'-SVteinber Notice is he;eby given,. that -there . will he a 4. . Levee at S ►. James's, on Wednesday next the 22d instant. Dottmiv 7 Streft, Seltember 75. His Royal Highness,the Duke. of Sussex has been . .pleased to appoint Lientenant-dolonel Sir John Douglas, of the Royal Marines, to' be Equerry: to His Royal Highness. War-Officei Sept. IS, 1802 2d RegimentofDragoons e •Assistant—Syrgeori Edward Thorn hill Luscombe,from'Hall-pay of the Royal Waggon Train, ,to be Assistant-Surgeon, - vice Coates, who exchanges. Ditto; James Graham, Gent. to be Cornet; by purchase, Hutchins; promoted. •. • _ • - 7th Regiment of Light' Dragoons, Harry Hankey Dobree, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchaSe, vice Webbe, promoted. • - - BtheDitto, Alexander Kennedy Clarke, Gent. 'to be Cornet, by purt•hase, vice Walker,- promoted. 14th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Matthew Kemble, Gent. . to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Richardson, promoted: agth Ditto,'Captain-Lieutenant-Henry Roberts to be Cap . tarn, without purchase, vice Baily., promoted. Lieute nant George .iphn Sale to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Roberts. James Allen - lice, Gent. to be Assistant-Sur geon, vice Colgan, deceased. zoth Ditto, Cornet George Card to be Lieutenant, by pur - chase, Vice Mathews, who retires. . gist -Ditto, Captain Broad Malkin to be Major, by,purchase, vice Mayne, who retires. 28th Ditto, Ciptain John Cooke, from the 26th Light Dra goons;:to I.a: Major, by purchase, vice Grant;promoted in the 7ed Foot. " . 1 - lompcsch's Mounted Riflemen, 'Ensign Richard Toulmin North, from the Coldstream Foot Guards,. to be Captain, by purehase, vice Druval, who retires. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards,' Colonel Daniel Henry, Shaw, from the-7th West 'lndia Regiment, to he - Captain of a Company. vice Niajor.Geaeral Gros - veraar, aivho exchanges. Geory.e Dastiwood, Esq. to be. Ensign, without purdhase, vice Campbell, removed to the 83(1 , Foot. nth Regiment,.af.Foot. Ensign Edward PpsOetliwaite Page to be Lieutenant, without 'purc'hase, vier, Starke, de ceased. —.Stewart, Gent, to be. Ensign, vice Page. ibth'llitto, Assistant-Surgeon William Andrews to be Sur geon, vice Clarke, placed on Half-pay. 24iii Ditto, Gaisperd - Emit, Gent. to be Ensign,' by purchase, vice 'stake, promoted., 27th Ditw, )'..nsien Charles Tames Tones. to he.. Lieutenant, 'by purchase, viee•Pelly,•proinoted in the.lrork HuSsars. 35th D'ittb, Lieut. Gregory Way to,bre Captain - by purchase, vice Coast., promoted in. the . 52,d Foot: _ Ensign Edward Wright, troth the 68th Foot; to be Lieutenant, vice Wray. . 40th Ditto, Ensign Robert F. M; Browne to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Dunbar, promoted. 5 ist Ditto, Peter Robertson, Gent. to. be Ensign, without purchase, vice Robinson, promoted. • . , 6oth Ditto, Ensign James H. , ,egives to be Lieutenant, by put . chase, "vice Mac!en, promoted. - • 63.1 Ditto, Quarter-Master William Smith to be Adjutant, wit:; rank' of Ensign, vice Boyd, who resigns. Quar-, „ ter-Master-Serjeant George , Lynn to be Quarter-Master, • vice Smith. 67th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Charles Quarterly, froia half pay of the 4th Foot,' to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Ni cholls, r resigns. . 74th Ditto, Captain-Lieutenant Russell Manners to be Captain, vice Tames Campbell, deceased.' Lieutenant r• 'it IBreon Fletcher to be Captain-Lieutenant,. vice f‘'lanners. eee elaieut. lames - grant to be Adjutant, vite`Macleod, who resigns. .75th Ditto, John Williams, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, ..vice Turndr, •promoted. Edward Tully, Gent. to be En sign, without purchase, vice Gray; promoted in the 77th " Foot. . 76th Regiment of Foot, Fraser, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Watson, piomoted. • Mb. Ditto, Ensign john,,Gray, from the 75th Foot, to be • Lieutenant, vice. Spalding, deceased. . 7 78i11 Ditto, Montgomery Coane, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hay; promoted. - 84th Ditto, Captain-Lieutenant ,Richard Horton to be Cap tain, by ptirehasee vice Burgess, who retires. ,Lieute nant Robert- Cocknurne to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice lioiton. . 85th Ditto, Charles Bellock, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, Vice SkOuldiug. promoted in the gth Foot. 2e'th Ditto, Adam Dunscombee Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. • . , • 91st Dive,' Lieutenant Robert Oswald,. from the 35th Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Orde, promoted in the 51 , 1 Foot. gze ' Ensign Thomas - Best, from the 3oth Foot, to be Liebtenaitt, by purchase, vice Bent, promoted in the 85th foot. :;*:, West India Regiment, Captain Lewis Grant, to be Major, by ptirchase,.vice Lord Charles lientinOk, promoted in the .3st n Foot. • 7tit Ditto, Major-General Thomas Grosvenor, from the 3d Foot Guards, to beLieutenant-Colonel, vice Shaw, who exchanges. Qneen's Gerhaan Regiment, Lieutenant - Zwicky, front . 1- lalf:raY,, to be Lieutenant, vice Tshudy, who ei chauges. • _Lieutenant An status ,Cappatiose, from HAf p7,y of the 4th Foot, to be Lieure. - iant, vice S.ouville, who ,exchangs BREVET. Colonel Ch:ales I3aror 1-16avesch, of the Prince of Wales's Hussars, to be Major-General in the Army. Commis sion dated May 3, 1796. MF:.:OR~ADUM. the Appoisittrient Of Lieut.-ft - writ John Matcliett, from the AStit Light 1)r: goons to be Acj,jutant in. the Ist Regiment of I)ra , ,ipon Cuart4i, with the. Rank of Lieutenant, as 'Stated in the Gazette of t 14th of Aucrusl last, has not taken place. Assistant -Surgeon George Cross, of file Ist .Regiment o; Dragoons . who Was super. Gazt.•tie . of the zStii nifirno, is reinstated ilt the !cci , ,imert. . • The Apno4umEnt of Cornet John 1%1;tello;t be .Lieutc nant., fp), purchasz. u 1 the 2SIII of Light Dra goons', ;11 'proniote I, as tate.', in the atet —.•- The ,Appain.. ,a eltel at It iny Nooth by pa, - _": 2 . 7tll.l.l.. s g!nieti, Ui tc, t ). Yic I (.1(6 , - - -man, pto;tt..,te, 0, the rsf. tiatt - alen (),;" tna 151 Foot. stated in the caa.c.tte of the 4th, instal.:, hs s Lot taker. place. ' The Appointinent of J 2:it bSon, Cent t..) be Ensigh -t'oe t ith Reg,:treot t os,v, vice rYlq..;‘Agar, deceaed, Staten-in the Gazette of the of Jaribaiy Ja3t, has nut takes' The A ppointrneAt of Litatenant Thomas Stephen Sorell to be Captain, by purchase, in the 84th Regiment of Foot, vice Burgess, who retires, as stated in the Gazette of the sth of December last, has not taken place. Hospital-Mates Gillespie and Dunne are superseded, being absent without leave. ERRATUM IN THE GAZETTE OF THE STH DECEMBER LAST. 84th Regiment cf Foot. For Ensign William Rudoiman to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Sorell, promoted,' Read Ensign William Ruda - min to be Lieutenant, by pur chase,' vice Cockburn, promoted. BANKRUPTCIES E,NLARGED, Nov. a. Alexander Geddes,' lateof Capet-court, Bartholo mew-lane, at eleVen; at Guildhall. 01. g.. William Smallwood, of Greenfield-street, White chapel, upholder, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. - i 6. .I..dward Creane, of Margaret-street, Cavendish square, Carpenter, •'at Nov: i 6. George Elliott acid George I?ickarsl, late of Wood street, ,Cheapside, velvet-ribbon-manufacturers, at ten, at' G uildhal I. Nov. 13. Thomas Appleton, late of Wigan, Lancashire, dyer, at teri, at the Buck in the Vine, Wigan. Oat.. 12. lotiTurnbull, john Forbes, Robert And' Craw ford, andPivid Skene, of Broad-street, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 6. Thomas Thomas; of Streatham -street, Bloomsbury, jeweller, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. jobti Ashby, late of Hinckley, Leicestershire, baker, to sur render September 24, at five, 25, and Ottober 30, at eleven, at the Bull's Head Inn, Hinckley. A'ttornies , Mr. Owen, Atfierstone ; or Mr. John Tebbutt, Staple Inn, London. William Macfarlane, of Bethnall-Green, merchant, Septem - bar 2g, - and.o6tobtr z; 30, 'at,ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, .Nr.,Atkinsun, Castle-street, Falcon- square. , Thoma's I,eaVer, of Manchester, cotton-manufaaurer,O6to ber, a, 4, 23 , w f6ur, at the Bridge eater Arms, Manches ter. A.ttormes, Mr.Paitingtort, Manchestar; or Mr. Phi lip Flutil, kurnival's Inn, London. fOseph Allen, of st: Mary Axe, London,. merchant, Odo her 30, at ten, at Guildhall.. Attorney, Mr. Can- .. , ... . .. , non, Leicester - Place.. . Philip Lock,of Averting, Gloucester; clothier, September 27, at.hve, 28, at elevqn, v at the Lodge Lun t Altnchlnharnpton, Oe - tober 3c., at eleven, at the Golden Cross, Cainscross, _.. Gloucester: Attornies,. Mr. Wathen, Stroud, Glouces ter; or Mr. Vizard, Gray's Inn-square, London. Joseph Prager, late of Norfolk-street, Strand, broker, Sep tember 20, at nine, 27, at two, October 30, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Atcheson, Ely Place. Peter Grove, late 61 Snaresbrook, Essex, baker, September. 27, at two, 2s, at nine, OClther 30, at eleven, at Guild.. hall. Attorney,' Mr., Martin, Vintners' Hall, Upper Thames-street, London. Stephen Cleasby, of Austin Friars, London, merchant, Sep tember 24, October 5, 30,: at ..one, at Guildhall. Attor nies, Messrs. Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry. DIV:IDENDS. j Odober rz. Ebenezer Gild Wist and oSeph Barry, 3f Liver pool, merchants, at outi;'at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. October tz. john Rideing, of LiverNol, and. William Le ver, of Manchester, merchants, at one, at the Globe L.,- vem, Liverpool. 061. 22. Thomas Parkinson, of Gaipsbrough, Lincolnshire, brandy-merchant, at eleven, at the Blackmoor's Head, G ainsbrough. Oa_ at. William Hitchen, of Hatherton, Cheshire, corn dealer, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Nantwich. Ocl. tz. John Taylor and John Hudson, of Bordesley, War ' wickshire, factors, at eleven; at the Swan Tavern, Bir mingham. Oct. Richard Mee, of Kingswinford, Staffordshire, nail ironmonger, at eleven, at the Talbct Inn, Stourbridge. CERTIFICATES. Oa. 9. Lancelot Graham, William Graham, aad Thomas Grahame, of Liverpool, merchants. Thomas Towle and Joshua , ackson, of Newgate.street, Loudon, warehousemen. Samuel Trash, of,9x.ford, - grocer. Philip Seward and Thomas Pipon, late of Southampton, merchants. Richard Panter and George Panter, of Heyrod, Lancashire, dealers. Richard Wood, of Liverpool, merchant. 1%1,', I LC . DUE ARRIVED Holland z - French Hamburgh x PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY -A r 'TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols. - 69 ga7o g Othmuirt 7a 61 Disc. THE SUN: lOLLM QUIS DIME FALSUM AUDZAi ? LONDON, SEPTEMBER 20, 1802, As we anticipated on Saturday, the Gazette of that night contained,a Proclamation for conYening Parliament for the diipatch of business on the of November next. . . YESTERDAY we received Paris Papers of the isth inst.- It appears by the Moniteur of the isth, that some changes have taken place in the French Mi nistry. ABRIAL, the Minister ofJustice; FoucuE, the Minister of Police, and RCEDLRER are, amongst others, appointed Senators by the FIRST CONSUL, REGUIER is the new Minister of Justice, and the Superintendance of Public Instruaion is given to FOURtROT, in the room of RCEDERER. No Mi nister is appointed to supersede Fouctic, and it may therefore be presumed that he is to hold his Office, together with a Seat in the Senate, as a Member of that Body, it being provided by the Senatus Consulte of the '4.th of August, that the Members of the Senate may be likewise Ministers. The Sub delegate of Bohemia, in the name of the Court of renna, has demanded of the Deputa tion of the Empire, that, in pursuance of the dispositions of the Fifth Article of the Treaty of laineuille, the GRAND DITISE of TUSCANY should he fully indemnified • for the losses sustain ed by that Prince in_italy. The EmrEttott de mands, in :he natne,.apf - the,GRAND DUKE, all the Ecclesiastical States 'and Imperial Cities of Suabia, in addition to those which are already des tint'd for him,' and calls upon the Members of the Deputation, and the Ministers of. France and R'as-' sia, to . take 0115 subjeJ into •.their most serious consideration. This, it is thought,_ the final arrangetnent.pf the Indemnities, whilst the Memb,.rs of the Deputation themselves do net spew any gteat alacrity to - conclude the: business, bt.ioie, them. Only Wrirtmberg, Buixdabirgh," Bavaria, and Hate, have yet voted for the ac. ceptance of the plan en masse.; and Saxony, Bohe. mia, the Teutonic Order, and Mentz, for further delay. The Count de GOER,TZ, in the name of the Court of Berlin, :has presented a Declaration to the Deputation, in opposition to that trans. mitted by the Court of rienna on the sub_ jet 9f the occupation of Passau. The oc cupation of Passau by Austria, is stated in this Declaration to be diametrically opposite to the steps taken by the two Mediating Powers, and un suitable to the uncertain state of affairs in Get.. many. His Imperial Majesty is therefore called upon to . renounce his enterprize, and no . longer to impede the constitutional progress of the business of the Indemnities. It does not appear very pro bable, however, that the EMPEROR will conform to this request, unless he finds it absolutely necessary. Upon the whole, the Interests of the different Par., ties concerned appear, in many instances, to be so opposite and contradidory, that they can only be reconciled by some Controling Power. France and Russia have taken this task upon themselves, and perhaps it was the only 'mode of preserving the Peace of the Empire. The Affairs of Switzerlandappeat to be approach. ing fast to a crisis. The Senate of the Helvetic Republic, perceiving the great strength of theNsty" of the Smaller Cantons, has passed a Decree, pal ling uyon the Executive Council t solicit, without delay, the good offices and mediation of the French Government, while the Helvetic Troops, corn. manded by General AND ERMATT, are- enjoined to pursue merely a defensive system, until they re ceive further, orders. If France determines to sup. port the Helvetic Republic, there, can be no doubt as to the iise'of the contest, otherwise the success . • of the Helvetic' Arms against the Smaller Cantons would be very problematical, as the opposing Con. federacy consists, at present, of the' Fiye Cantons of Uri, Schwitz, Unterwalden, Glarus, and Ap penzel, aided by a strong disposition amongst the inhabitants of the Canton of Zurich, to support the same cause. The Journey of the FIRST CONSUL to Belgium, is spoken of as.an event which will certainly take place. He will go, it is stated, by Strasburg to. Mentz, and from thence along the Rhine, and return by Brussels. In the course of this Journey, it is again said r that he will have an interview with the. KING of PRAISSIA, at Dusseldorf, at which, accord ing to report, the final atrangeMent of the affairs of L. 0.1.j.41 Of .I;3Cussion. The Diet of Hungary appears to be placed in a very unpleasant predicament : it is charged by the' People of that Country with conceding too much to the Crown, whilst it has incurred the angbr of the Emperor for refusing to accede to some of his demands, who is inclined to dissolve it. This, morning we received a Moniteur of the 16th inst. but it does not contain a single article of news. Two Mails from Holland, and one from Ham- • burgh, arrived since Saturday. Mr. LISTON, the British Ambassador to the Bit tavian Republic, arrived at the Hague on the tzth. inst. and on the 16th had an audience, and delivered hiS Credentiars. On the succeeding day he was to dine with the whole Diplomatic Circle at the House of the Spanish Minister. Citizen Sem ImmEtp EN. NINb:, the Ambassador from the'Batavian Republic to this Country, set off from the Hague to Ovitjsiel on the t zth, where he intends to stay three weeks, and then depart for London. According to. intelligence frOm Constantinople, the British Troops have entirely evacuated Egypt. An Order of Council appeared in The Gazette of Saturday, to compel Vessels coming from the Ports of Pensylvannia and Maryland, to perform quaran tine, in consequence of the infedious Fever now prevailing at Philadelphia. Sir ABRAHAM and Lady HUMB, and the Right Hon. CHARLES LONG and his Lady, landed at Do. ver on Friday evening from France. • On Thursday the stud of horses belonging to Lord WHiTwoR.TH sailed from Dover, on board two Packets. They were in number twenty-three, among which are two beautiful sets of greys. There are accounts in town, from St. Domingo, via - America. which' state that one of the Black Regiments, under General CHRISTOPHE, had been sent, by General LECLERC, to disperse the trouble , some 'Negroes, when CH,RISTOPHE'S detachment wai.,c i ukAo t pieces by the Brigands. The Commander in yigf t a body of French troops agairt4 tbern,„and,Afeated them with great slaughter.;— Twenty : o)9o l 7nd fresh Troops from France were hourly expeaed at the Cape. About'four hundred,Negroes,- who were guilty of conspiricy, at Martinique, are stated to have been sold to the Spaniards,, and sent to . the Mules of _Fern several others have .been executed at Point Petre. The new Garrison of Martinique is said to comprise io,ooo troops, most of whom served in the Campaigns in Germany and Italy. Surinam, Derxierara, Issequibo, and Berbice, - Were to l'e surrendered to the Dutch, early in August.-- Most of the English had previously left it. Great mortality continued at Surinam, •Coloniol prcidoto soie high prices, NA rif L NEWS. PLYMOUTH, SEPT, 18. ARRIVED His Mijesty's Ship Rosario, of z 8 guns, from a Cruize in the Channel ; also the French SloOp La Maria Clare, Captain ADELUS, from St. Servant, laden with fruits, &c. ; the Speculator, Captain MATTH E ws, from Malta and Fiume, laden with hemp for the Dock-yard, last from Ports mouth ; and the _Azaria, Captain PADovikm, from "Fiume, with hemp, &c. for the Dock-yard, urder the restraint of quarantine. .*: PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 19. THIS evening Captain SW/iNSEY, of the Brig Maria, of London, landed from a small Fishing-boat at this Port, and he states that his Brig is totally lost on the French Coast. Arrived the. Iron Prince Frederick, JAcoßsorr, - and-Borneguard, HA RRI s, from Frederickstadt, with timber for this Port. Sailed the Zephyr, CzcAml, for Memel; Henry, CART E R ; and Jane, PftASSIcK, for Guernsey, with .troops. HARWICH, SEPT. 19. IN the morning of the 26th inst. arrived the Earl of Leicester Packet, Capt. TRompsorr, with the Mail and Passengers from Cuxhaven; and on the following eay sailed again with the. Mail and Pas.. sengers, for Cuxhaven. Yesterday?, morning arrived the Prince of 13ra1« Packet, Capt. A. DEANE, with the Mail and Pas. sengers from Holland ; and in the afternoon arrived the King Gecrge Packet, Capt. P. Pp,o, with the Mail and Passengers from Cuxhaven„,ttiat::7 About eight o'cloCk this moriiini“=salled the Prince of Wales Packet, Capt. liE4iir ; 'and at six this evening sailed the I,' rince of Wales, Capt. DEANE, with the respetftive Mails and Pas.sengers, for ilelvoetsluys and Cuxhaven. By Command of the DtmE and DVTCHISS Of YORK * The Belle's Stratagem, and The Wedding Day, were on Saturcl,ty night' performed at the Richmond 'rhea, tre ; the party of Letitia.brara!y . and Lady Contest, by. Mrs. JORDAN. With such attraakons a full House was to be expeaed, and it .was crowded. Trle PcJ_KE Of YORK, accompanied by . the Dincg of CLAILENC E, entered about seven o'clock into one of the Stage Boxes, 'which ,was decorated for the occasion with light blue silk. The DUTCIIES4 of YOICIC being indisposed could ri->t attend, and the Audience were much disappointed by her absence_ God Save the Ki9g, and loud •applause struck- up on the Duke's entrance, the Audience rising. Mrs., JORDAN acrd in her best style, anti was.much I. ud I 1 MAI t,STI gS have commanded a Play and Far Friday next at ,the same Theatre ; in b at h of which IVlrs. J o ttnAt4z is ttyperform. do not recoiled the Royal Camay having befor& commanded a . performance at this Theatre, Half the lower boxes are engaged for their ;lc-Conlin:AA. tion ; and not a place is, to be secured on any terms. THETHEATRE.---For the honour of our great: Dramatic Bard we were glad . to see a numerous, Audience attending the 'representation of Othello or' Saturday last at Drury-Lane Theatre. Cithelioiscer. tainly one of Pot. E's best achieVements. He seems to - have bestowed more study on the d eta il pf:this interesting.charader; and he performed it on. the whole with .manly dignity and strc, ,enotiOti.--. , 7 Desclemona •may also :be mention,TaS dne,of f the most successful efforts of Mrs. Polq, little to ohjet to her performance 'of Saturday, and may altogether bear testimony .in her fa. 'your. Mrs.,PbwELL's Emilia was a very ener getic piece of atting, and we hardly ever wit nessed a representation of this charader that ope. .rated more powerfully on the feelings of the Au dience, or drew more zealous tributes of applause. The Piay was respettably supported throughout. The Farce was 21/ . y Grandmother. BANNISTER, we understand, is very likely to be the future Manager of Drury-Lane Theatre. It is certain that he is wholly without experience, as a Mailaker,'.but he is attive and bustling, and, with attention, he must of course improve every day, it attaining the requisite kcowledge. The office is 3 very arduous one, and every exertion of necessarf power is exposed to misconstruction,, ill-will, arid detraCtiOn. We wish him :well through it. The Board of Management at Drury-Lane Them tre, consists of the five following Gentlemen : --Sir RICHARD FORD, Mr. Justice 'GRAHAM, Mr. ,6 :" . WILSON, Secretary to the LORD CHANCEL° t H. C. COM/3E, Esq. M. and EDWARD /1/101'' KIS, Esq. Barrister at Law. The two l a st hive not as yet interfered in the business, nor •is th. Stage Manager yet appointed. it has been thought from a part •of Mr.. COL'. MAN'S late Address to the P u bli c , t h at .'be 63' determined to confine his Dramatic pen:•:in,futurC' to his .own Theatre.--But we undoistanci - illitll e is under an engagement to produeu:al , Cometly: o , f , Covent-Garden Theatre this season,-,anci consiiierable'progress in it. He is eerrainlrorie‘° ) the best. of our present Dramatic Writers.' If we were to belie ye. the accounts which the Loll' don Performers give of .those- in the Country,' -latter consist of nothing but spouters and mumorr i. According, however, to other ai:cuunts, , Mr. Cal' . s MAN may be able to mak e a ver y goo d C ompan y nc season, without being .o bli ge d to resort to i% Winter. Theatres for a single individual. OpIE, the Artist, h as , returne d f rom Fratic°; without having had an opportunity of 'painting P I , 'Cutst CONSUL, who cettainly could-not sit (0 .1 set Portrait Yainter. •. 1 .1) .. , tri a , th e tear 4r, and ecu !orr In c