The Sun. — London, England, 1807-07-01 00:00:00

h sire watt On turntur, ann tne other nan on two Very ne it and dear relay wlio were dependent ., Tor th;ir subsistence yen his labours. Do .tor Lei WIZ/INCE, thought the oppointments for Buenos Ayres, and the nomination of 3.00 Sur wyo, s, were not fit obje6ls for - the Committee, as no retrenchments 'could be made upon them, no ex pence having been' incurred. The exaggeration that bad been triaA;-u - se of was intended to cast a false pht true twon the late Ministers. The charge of influence was ground of inquiry if it could be made with any shew or foundation. The provision for Mr. Dognid Stuart waa , in la opinion, unexceptionable; conciliasing public service with the delicacy of private feeling. Sir JAMBS PULTgIVEY • defended the proceeding, . prripose4 by Ministers. '. . Sir SAMUEL noiyILLY laittented that the simple questiOn berme the House had been so much. _wandered from. Much was expeaed from .the,in.. tinily which. it was ucw proposed to institute. The. chanCter ' -of the House • would depend upon the issue of tliat inquiry ; and thd confidentein it would depend on the d&icription of Men of:Whom it would be composed. 'When it was sought tt' . )•replacein its proper situation every thing - . els . c...fthat had been dis turbed by the Dissolution, thiternost importaamat tcr ought not to be deratted: ' Though-other Gen.- tlenien May be as well qualified in other respects, the knowledge already acquired by those who corn i,osed the last Conn ittee rendered' them by far the tit test petions to be re-chosen 'now. - If they were but appointed,. the pledge given 'in "his Majesty's Speech would 'nor'be itept. ' - . • • Air.' 11.41 V K I. i .:S heard with pain the charges and reerithinations that had been. bandied backward and ' , fOrward. • The etre& of these must be to. lower the Great Leaders Of the Nation in the opinion of the Public: -The ~ rant-of .the pension to the Scotch Judge, must be • a subjea of further - inquiry. He had'no olajeaien to the new names, so far as a substi tittionwds necessary, in. the place. of those wlio had • not been returned to 'this Parliament.:• but from thb knol.vledge already akuired 14,01 former Members, he. thought . they ought - in niftfifi pow** instance to w t . be're-lippointed, If an unneceas a.O ' ymber etf, , nrew hand§ was introduced, the pennle,.,., _ 4'F,ieW the qikl , new Committee. with stispicion,.:.,oo;,t,l) it, a snb stitutiorr may be made,: for those ‘Fhp . ittd'not re gularly attended; but.in•euery other instance. where . it. was possible, the old Members . .ought to .be re-ap pointed. ~ • Mr. TIT.OI.II4TON, Mr.•• COMIIE, . . „,, 11r, st • ZIA6RPEi Mr,. 7..l.tnt:', and I',orcl A. llmitykoN, vindicated the condua of those Il•lenibers 'of the late Committee Who , prepared a Report on ' the' last „day of the Session. ' ' Mr. IloscssoN observed, that it could not , be proper to present a-Report, 'unless it were aecompa nied by i t yemignmentlation as ' to the' means of re-.. inedying the incnnvcniencies coMplained Of, which, was not the case' in the present instance.,.. , . " ". . Lord HOPC,K contended that the' Linty of the • Finance Committ`c t•ognired that they should not their labours to - fail altogether, 'and C0113C (4,,,,.;;1i/ taint they would not 'have been j , stitied had thry ~ i nittc(i to repat that 'on ' , liich'they had in qttifcd. Lit it lei - tied, that "the 'Members of that Committee were ,all.'Of One priy . , and ought there fore not. to . .lie 1 : e-appoie,tt-d. U 4 allowed the ex isietic•C Of pity feoliri'g in that 'House ;' he did not deny that it son,etintes prompted to intemperate proceedings . ; hot he should.be 'sorry indeed \if the public thought that any party would screen.' the basest corrup'.iott' in thosl? . to Whom by party. they Were attaCoed. , An Hutt: Friend of his (Mr. Whit . bread) on t1i,... ! ftibjoct or 'the 'Negotiation - with France, had differed front him in ,a ',Manner must ra'w!,ll to In feelini !. s, % , 'Vls ftiat not a ptc , il : _!o of , ~. , . ' hi. imp •rtialiti• ?: li.s., it iq+:l l ,,tti. ! pi-c A cd 11.,,a Ciq v.. 0... y'...ytiot, , ,inert), ih6q., .\ 110 %i .11.. ott ti tei for:,')er Cos,,o)itto‘ol.t,?,,ht — to be ~ .-..k,bit)o;litcki. I. 'Lis, b; , billi i ) th -u :,Itl , .iyi to the , 4;11,17 , ; : !, , s That 'llacl.beeit : 'referred i:.:, 1;6 , 1 ;1., I. , te Minifiterf,to Wikielt he re plitl‘d in Jt..lnis 'ne.:ri', 3irhitar to the!'i2 . Urged by , Lard iienry. Petty ,od.lle. ,Lawrenc:e. Tho Ci1..1.,\7C/L LOR' of the EXC'LrEQUEII ft'i.iiiimeil all 'in: , :l,.'on 'Of obje6:titi to:, any new TA , iemlo'r ac, milli, -.in ply I,wcae6o he kwas attached to the late Isti;n , o,,,i.c„ion. He proposed to omit those +A , liont to.; ha,l nivotioto.d, becatop it was but roper 60 t itos- 000111il,t,e should contain sortie i 1 1 ,1enibes 'wain are, not attached to the late Aci - mini,tration ..Wen the Committee was appointed • by the (-;tuittitieri oppoit,, rail') t,‘,%;0 Of the friends .. . of the: Prakelit., AdtiMilritine V. , ire; r l4:lChltied ip it. Lott the House compare viii ; that 64:the oodeia. tiun of his prL .>tnit preTionti. f ,71i . ),, Gentlemen: whorl he intended twilropnse r were'ns advelse to T ifil I:investigation as at;y men' could be; inor in. dt.el ,•..i it noipiihle,i•ri such a:..Clotntnittee • that' any stilling Guelki tutee place, • OH the C1e , "..-41or) bciug. put for the second .Reso : lynoii,, italyiely. that tb.. Conn - nine(' do consist of 25 perioli.4, -.-; Lor'd 11,9trI0K rose, not to objet to that titn. . ber, but Co peCond- a pro:-4,sition snide by an Hen . , ern-r eider the Gaikry (Nit'. Ilidittilph), that 'll op nil, ,l !I i lip left in the Committee for the new .I(epro . ;;',;; ~:. i' , . , .- Westminster (Sir F. Burdett .)• N 6. o n coo 4 be inn..: :'.1% Mit! tti the political conda4 of the • I :"on, Ray;: • Ihdo iiimself,!and in his turn ir , : , ! , ,,:t !.,,!-.(! w'',', ... i::.)!ii he aimed Were' the objedii. .0' tj ~..t, ,; ! ',,.:1,1;, , of tha Hon.'llarbnet and 1,, , , i ... 7 , i ;t I hi. , . 1 . , .ai. Baronet ' gtood'. forward A • Cr. H , i , J ..,,,/ ~f pubk . IhnF,eq, he , wished. 1!, , ~. -,, • ~,,. ~., 1 1 a propecatitt a Parliatrientark. (~,,.,,.., !, ,:: ( ~, !!yi11,,, tiliOiftliii(y. t ,... L . i, . I ~, . t it otyi , 'n.vedf -ftfat ) ti tilt) pycluyiltiop . ...: , ;,.: ;,, ,„:;?, , he wai at 'uated , by tilt-. pit reit r . , ~,,•,,,.:. , ,'; !,,, connetion vkiittter with t 4, ,:. • , 1 . ., ~:. i.,,, - tin) 106't . . ‘ 'Clel''.ie 1 liViak 1i . U.11 on ale i, , .; ;; ~1 . . • •-'" ct'f'.. Pi, ; • ~, . ' • .'.i .1 ~.., .....hen agre'ed to. • t I 'l, ..' : ~, )?. of . tht.t 's;lGltaia.nitit MATO, .. , r,:if ~,', . t MerllbCr 'of 'the COillruitthi-:—. . . 1 ~,, 'I 1.1 , ~!,-. Riddtilpti bo a' Mettib4 of 1 ,,. : ~• , , , ~' , : ;; i rei;:d•to: What. 1'..0,r. Leycester bc :', : .'.. , , '. , ~! • ' • Connvktee. ' 1., ,, J . ,! ; ~;•,':','• '[. ~, .. 4 02d'to'Nfr.• Loyeaster no the ~„:,, ! ,,-i nc iy, - , ,L; i,, At - tinting hits), Mr; Stmrpe; 1 ~ .;.,.. ..H.. , :.- •,,, ,- of the former Committee, 1 . 1 . ,! ~. , ~• .. r • ‘ • ; 'l 1 the 6 , :v. , .COlTililittee.. 'Hi!' , . Ih:t h s , tli:S . ,• : ,thisg t eneritl tea vtihia Tititnc6 ( l hi,,,) LONDON,"' . WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1807. Tncs morning we received, by the Tonningen Mail, Hainburgh and Altona , Papers to the 25th . and it is with the deepest regret we find,, that' they contain a confirmation of the defeat of the Rus. Mans on the 14th ult. No official' account of the Battle is given in any of the Papers which -have ar. rived, but the faa is. mentioned . from. so many quarters, that we see no ground to entertain- any doubt that the Russians were defeated on the 14th, though we are still eotmineed that the success of the French is very much exaggerated. 'Letters have been received from Mona, dated the 24th plt. which, after mentioning the successes of the Russians op the itth, 6th, and 7th,, state, that on the 14th the French attacked in their turn, and were suc cessful. It appears, that B Tad , by a series of very rapid movements, drawn the greater Part of his best, and veteran Troops towards centre, for the purpose of making an attack upoix; and breaking through, the centre of, the Russian,. This mapceuvre.,. which the French have so Often praclised with success, has tirifortunatelY:tAgain..!mo ceeded. The Russians, notw it hstandingthe must de. rermia ed and obstinate resistance, were (Arm whel vied by numbers, .acid the centre tX the Rossi..., was completely:RlP—A( l . The French, it is sized their advantage, and.-entL;;;;;I the iGth. Thesam . e Leiters, ;.; the wings if the Au ; -;;;-114,;t: f entire, Arong 'were et, t fs.t; the de. feat of the r -11 h plight 5t;II - t;:.r..11tir. , •':.' : r4itcl - ted':town, otocr,itig the tittANI..) . :SKINOR has J/Toned, his I\epietw piaced . 'on the! Tiit"ne- of ~\Vo are not acquaiiltedWitfriiic cit'cur.67. stances whidl Jed .to 1114 .evenr, bit 'was:probably: occasioned by ihi.t' i dtltres . ..-r Of the" Liliabitarits of - • • ... , :CoustAntbitiople, for' ~ )‘;lnt (4i' pro‘'kionq, in conAe (pence of the'stri6t i3lodkade kept up by the Britiah and '4us . iian Vleets. • • ''• ' . • ', - • . • OFFICIALCoIgits Were received day at the Admiralty of the Destro&ion of the Dutch Ships of War, M tbeßoads of'BataViti, by the SrlaCtlVl) der the command of Sir Low.mtro PaLLIO.V. Thus, of the great Fleet " that was . beat out twder Admiral HAL, ; rsiNck, but'a single Line,otA3attle Ship and a Corvette ara now retnainin,g, and these are in a tuiserable.conditiou. China Fleet passed up Channel yesterday, under convoy of the Nassau and Tirginie. Alexander, extra Ship, had al.rived in 13,engal.in,Ja . unary, and %vas ladi ng f or Europe. Yesterday conning his Niss.usTy, Princesses AU GUSTA, SONITA, •end AMELIA, their usual, ride took on horseback in Windsor Park,—accompanied &y Ladies G. liur.Eu.gY, C. Wytorn ; General FITk. SOY, &C,` " .. , ... . •Lord CHAR L E S S OMERS E T is appointed. Common- • der in Chief of the Sussex distriCt,..in' the'rooM of thp , 'Drike of RtOnstoNo. . ' : ''! *- t: "•-• •• Last week Sir CitAnTAS V ERNO N gave a 'partyto his Grace the Lord LIEUTENANT - and "DUChCSS . cif II tennoNn : amongst the GornOany we. noticell Sir Enivuto - and I .4ady'ILIZAISETI LITTLEHALES, . Iowa; . Lady • Rosss toau , E ar l . an d Countess of IsrLsOto, Geheral anti Ladd-AUGUSTA Ltivn, General j 1 1 7f.tri n, :lid Lady DENNY, I..hdy WELL - sat:lrv, Coiintessof . CLAßE,Nfr.ll. Du Per:; Atlmital'PACKE4- 1-thM, anti a great many . others of the - Nobility. Sif . CHARLES .Viattiorr•clisplayvd his 'taste in the di-..coratiobs of a green -house, which. *ras merle for tteeeenslon: It wilVfilied with - the chbicest plants, and illuminated with lamps, A krarper plaYett during the evening s evera l loyal tines;• " At stye* O:clOck the Company sat down to an elegant sap . per. Th e ir G rac e s w e re p a r ticularly gratified sViih, their reception; and all the Company Wene 'away egnally delighttd with the party, and thsii. titteltitic,ns Of Sir C.H41114 , ..s ‘,' I.4tNON:' ' . • ''.' '; . . tumitir, JUNE follov.'ilig has been pub lishecl.bero ;by " The French army - on the 14th of . June eel& brited the anniversary of the battle of Marengo in ; a manner-worthy the occasion. , The battle oysiedr,,,l land-' will be as renowned in history as 44,,,0c Marengo. The Russian army, anticipated in ~its. movements, pierced in it's centre, and cut off fromits -magazines, was coMpletely defeated. - Eighty pieces of cannon taken, from 2 to 30,000 Itsu l iiiins taken priseners;Yor killed or drowned in the Alle, are the cunseciuences of this remarkable battle.' Thirty Russian Gen4rills were killed, taken, or severely wounded, The bodies of several Russian ;Gene t-alb 60040.4. on the field, among whoiu . Were those of Generals PAULE N an d km6;l'; the favourers of the English Party. Jn :.like manner,: the first blows of the Campaign against PruSiia reel upon the principal authors of the war': the regularity and i n t rep idi ty of the troops prevented the . les's bf . the I ftore:being very donsiderable. The General of Brigade, Prince/lot:G -LIM, has pasied through Berlin, on lif"%4s;''to Paris, with- advice` of ads - distinguished vidory."— . (Algona Mercury, Jane 23.) LOWER . ELBE, JUNE V3.—The headquarters of Marshal . BatiNE, which were afPetpmin and Fried:. laud, were Qll the 20th ictst at Stettin. The siege of ColbergiA . slitsied on with,the greatest vigonr. Accorcliuwoosete accounts, General BENNtOSEN; in the beginnings Of. June, resigned the chief coin mend of the Russian Army, which -was trsnsferrecl to Prince BAf3RF azuN . - More troops have bean sent to Pomerania, front the Island of Itogene— , (4 l / l ena Mercury) VleNg*, J 13.—0 n the 'loth inst. a Courier arrived here frorn:Palerrn o, with advice that the Prince of HEss6 PHILPS'rIIAL had landed with 24,000 men in Calabria. ' 'lt is said drat the phn of, this Prince is to pe:letraic:, into Apu'iia, io ss:ize'cin the port of 4:131111.5<16:ti:i, , iiii4 , afterwards fall on the' back Of the pipitlll. • -`l% f'L ENSB te JuNc rB.--Twd nigbuurgit ktve, cgr,ive.d , bcro, .which lAN-advice that the Ifrc)ch aro•o4iy• two azid 4 halt Gm. 47111411 mike rfot - 11 tind City. • . , • ..i, ,Extlila of ,it Letter . . freirn KunigsbnreCto Pre •l6 si- !) dent Count DtitYCItELNIAN II ' a at Knai•ten, near i hy- : I . , (l;'•dated June to. • " ihe. ad rues we Ic.2.:Lve from the. Army an uouusa: e i od ,ta!,2 aifairs. BRNNIG6gI' r6ticale.l to' , I i !ilsbtirgh; and Will, it is to wurruw Caitenstein. LESTOCA, has been ,t-: i d back ;.tll - his Russians to BUNN . IG.. 1 . 1 . 14 has irelitly . weakenedbitn: All corn.; icatiol o between him . and BENinestar, is cut off uy the French . Army,- and' we ti'ar - that we shall soon see the French here. • Ever'y oils is prepared foi flight. The ,must effeat and papers of the Admititstration.are all- packed up. The Utieen iet'otit this minnicg at break of day for Methel." -• • , • PH I N'ATI: LETTKR. ,H A Elp II ,JN I 23 .-114 Papers ofTito,r,day will infOrroyoti of the loss-of the Russians; that of the French-is not mentioned. To this tii9ment there iti no official account of the capture:of K.onigsburgb, though . , the Post-otfice here , has. given'tiotice.that letters for that City will. be forwarded tree of postage: :The King of SNiatiat4 is going to raise a Legi- Inept, consisting entirely of,French etoigrapt, y oder the auspices of LOuts Thy. 15oke-. i)2 PIE,NNE is to command,it. I . . 1 , 110;.1,JHE "IT.LEGkAPH. BrriLtz , t„.!v --ntigad ler- GL i/rince 4onGiteitEaLse4 this moment througl3,iierlitr ; to curry tolkirj. I,l49"accou' nt the - giet Nitaory-oh tained nt.ll.lo.land Qty the 14th inst. • .leTTLlt . yrom *"IST , PetI6StA, 19.. c We understand that , the, Fttpth..Troops,entOted Konigsburgll on the fOth'inst.—(flangurgh Corres pondenteii, .itaie•g?) . . • . FROk TRH TELEGIIAPII. 'lllnit.:lN, JUNit' EXCeifelONO 'l3 ` et;erai CIA K Governor-General' of 'Buriln, eonitpuni• catel.l yesterday on, tivii T flat‘ln to the.Otticers of the Garriiion, the .following: Account of 'the. operations which . have taken phco d The, Negneiations, sattinstßn• Inch were, •;cartt on ,ia l t h* 113 Vtifter, led to- nt propools whi c h FratW4 could non bf tinY'ttieAfaccept. It wa'i utopoied.rtno'riiitte Gfiltilitongrxs of all the )Selligerk'nt Turks .alone excepted. Russia. would , thereij 'have attained theend which F.he hai vieW in the - pre.' . . sent War, vfiLlioUt striking, a blow : that Power, in , its blind attachment to Ln , 4lditd, %you'd thereby, as. ielctxiilickratel t y as ever, Iviro supplied that Enwire with fresh means to tyrannixe in its it • for even the conquest of Turkey, which the Cabinet St..Pe tersbuigh might then . have 'expeCted On l L 'ranee, could 4yl.t prevented it. .00 . ,_,nlatty l months spent in prelithinary negotiation:4o* pti 'lteloweri at 1r a"• shou'd - send length agreed tl at toonject_to,Mr., Leycester, and was proceeding to state-them, when .• . Ml. SUMNER rose, arid observing that thediticus. sion -was assuming a personal character, enforeid the standing Order for the exclusion cf strangers fres the gallery. • „.„ .. • ' Stranvers•twere.aot re-achnittect; but we under stand th at 3 after:sotne conver,sation, Lord HosvICK 'proposed to substitute Mr. Sharpe for - Mr. Leyor.s-' ter, as a Member of the Committee ; upon which a division took place. " . • For Lard Howick's Motion - i 4rl Against it 24.4 14ajority for Mr. Leycester g 5 Mr..LUSHINGTON then mired, that Sir Francis , Burdett be named a. Member of the Committee. Mr. BIDDULPH seconded the motion; which was opposed by Mr. WILBERFOLICK and others; and ,ultimately negatived without a,division. • Adjourned at THREE o'clock this morning. MAILS. • • AR I9V &D -I Tonningen, I Dublin. Dug--.r goitenburgh, z Lisbon, a Waterford. . ; PRICE OF STOCKS . •THIS DAY AT TWELVE, O'CLOCK. Con - soli • 63111 I Red. Ann. 626 it I oin. pr. L N OtiN Printed it len .4 nFi A 3111 IS t of No. 4, Maiden-coun t pubitshltd,ol7 Wit-O'4I4AR Ul4lll it S . Vt I rPI qt &lOU Mot tnn.street, Grosvenor-square; , „ At the Liu N-OPVIck No. 1 1,1!, Strand • where daverfisemeqrsytirgors tvr ?Aso, feii474 fcr 4ditor, &c. (tostffpaza) lutist be acidresgeci, = tkr.r DepUties to the Congress, which was to lac heint penhagen ; this matter, which, .by the nnfair:pro; cecdings of the enemies of France, had been in., .tirolved in so many difficulties, . while it might have. .been determines' in .three .weeks 'time, had scare's t.ettled when they desire i France to declare the Jundaruental principles on which the Congress were to Negotiate. Authors of the War had proba.` -bly the intention to lay a snare for France,. and bit., row from her answers fresh specious argunsetiliik raising new outcries against the ambition of Fiane with which they are-accustomed to tire Europe. They imagined not, that by this.captious demand they should afford France fresh matters of triumph ; but the magnanimity of _the Elibperor NkPOLEWi destroyed all their hopes, by thalkly declaring tlidt the basis of all future Negotiations must consist in an absolute equality of all the Allies of both parrw' , ; dnd that the latter mustmutually agree to,a system of indemnification. This answer was given without delay; it' was neither equivocal nor extrav4ant, and forced the enemies of France to acknOwledge that the opening of the Congress was no longer ohstrneted by'any impediment. They bad scarcely declared their opinion, when theiriexids of the War caused thedtussian Army- to advance from their cantonments, without consider ing,/ that, by this very measure, 'they solemnly ac quitted France, in the eyes.. of-all Europe, of the blood of. nations which was yet ; to'be shed. The . Emperor . NAPOLEO N had again proved, during four months, what the whole,of his. political and military career so evidently shews, that he readily ..listens to every proposal : '6f 'peace,. and is willing to accept it, as far...ds the. honour of the . nations will ..ad=•. ; ,- tnit,:: which Providence :has eNtrusted to his care. But impotent age cannot cope with genius and wikdotri. Vitory has agairt attended, saint/loos of 'him whom it . . is acoistomed Fresh' thisfortnnes linve Arrojr,3l:l rkticid, like the Pm isians, to t era :who purchase the- Mood of 'rations in ;..1.1 putts- of the, globe, 'to shed it for their interel,t nitu for their interest alone. . . The criminal baud of the authors of. the War has, !again interfered to separate two Arinres, who were !"igady to approach and agrce. I hell preponderance in their Cabinets has again involved their gallant, Arthies in fresh dangers, FALNiOorn, JUNE '2 .--Arrived yesterday his . Majesty's Ship Cams, (20 g u ns, Captain Sitvvi.si, I. , 21 days from the latter —she brings no newt. This day - arrived the Brig Rope, Capt. Bsauvrr, from Teiginvoutb, for Gi. Passed, this morning, a large Fleet, supposed* to be thp outward-bound South America and Quelmo Fleets, under convoy of his Majesty's Ships " Isis and Malabar. . His Majesty's Ship Nassau, 0164 guns, with the following Ships miller convoy, passed this evening .to the Eastward—left St. Helena on the 4th of May. ,The Expedition' under General CAM' killP had at rived there, and 'proceeded to their deitinatioh, as di4atclies fruin England had been waiting his ar riva at Si. Helena. He is , supposcd to have gone for the River de la Plata. l'lle troops were in good .health and high spirits. No accounts had been received of hi% Majestyo,Ship Lilenkeitn, Elphinsvmr, kssex, Amick Can't, Geier, Da , vici , Scoti,.lfrolmer Castle, China Ships ; Luphrates, Ben.seryi extra Ships ; Sir A*. Pitt, Sinclair, Ito. tatty Bay Ships; and two .Wbaten. The Puriers from three of the: Indiamen landeJ, and went off 'immediately for London. The outward bound West India Floct are hourly . expected to appeir off this Port. , . • The nuMberofShips tiow.•in Comtni ss i onemoun t s _ , t . , to 71)1, o•whfcn. 139 areqf the Line, 20 , fr0ni.0.0,t0 44 pips, 17s. Frigates, 214 §loops, 21i) Ar.nted. 13rig5. Thereareheilding as Snips oi . :he Line, and.several smaller vessels; which , teleti,Ll ~. it.). the ships in. .'ordinary, make the totaLamoant ii t the iiriti!,}l I•.itiry . 1025 ships. . . .. Yesterday the Boa r d of Arlaul'" !sett!e !sett!their „ first meeting this Session, wbett the i A• 0 Mitt - Medals.were•delivered by the President to:he Bi)iiep "of ST. A.S'APIi and Air. CUKWEN ; to the forincr 'tor hitt' extensive plantation"; in Westmoreland i and to 1.; the lat ter tor.a:Mernoir on rte best toodeldieeding •-,bui - seii on -p t4atoefi , . sad other.green food k trig I:IIEATRE..!=—The Manager of the Haym ar k e t deserves the proteetion of the Public f or , t h e i.leal,With - Which ht;-supplies neW talents for their agratitication. „Last night , Mr. BtxNsT, t from, the I .4athlneotte,. made bis.first,_appearance in the cha ratler of Pata,•in theiritereiting °Odra' of Paul and 4ci-kinia.- ' Mr".-•B EN Nitr iS ' if.yeunt• milt with ad •agrealthie person, and-•a pleasing Voice,. though qo t ~ of pinch compass or power. klis anion is reduodanti acid h is style of singing too much in 'the ilourishil . iiehiiti 41-Ba it Ant . He was - VEtrktgl4lllY received, amit isi , indeed. a .respeable additipn tothqr•Sumroer , -.Company., ' , . • ..., ,- . ' : Saturday next is. said to. be fixed for 'the :4 -wey drawance of the present attraBive perfortimacct A Astt.iy's Theatre, 'Westminster lkidge. -.Vare sorry to hear it---such a- sPecctacle as the a fkieva Gessack" was never seen before; and the avidity \ • with which the first and second range of Boxes are aid. to be taken for every night in the week, cow' I . Viinees us that the public opinion Is, that such 4 pro 14,.duoion may never be witnessed again. .THE SUN. SOLIM QUIS DMUS SALIM/4 Al/DCAT/ 1