The Sun. — London, England, 1807-08-22 00:00:00

i MAILS. lift it IVSD—f Dithtin, 4 Doe-- I GOtte nbUf Lisbon, I puhiln, Waterford. ot , STOCKS ruts AAY A r 62, I I Ownium dis. Consols . THE SUN. 1101.1114 QUIS DICEitE FALIUM 4tnitAT .40N,DON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1807. Tuts morning Dispatches from Admiral BER si,EY were received at the Admiralty; they were brought by the William Store-ship whielrleft Halifax on the 29th July. The • fiellona bad arrived at Flalifa?c the day before the William sailed. We understand that nothing of importance has occurred 'between' his Cruizers 'and the Americanq since the last accounts' were received. The Cuba iS arrived at Plymouth, having pnrted from the Jamaica Convoy off Cape Clear. Ra' , mil were yesterday circulated, that a Mes• senger had arrived , 'with accounts 'from ',Admiral GAMDIELL, stating th'at Copenhagen had been bom barded and nearly destroyed. ,No such has reached this Country,,hut. -Government are in hourly expeklation , of receiving Dispatches from GAmaroa. At tho Court at Oe Ctueen',4l),llace, 191 h Aug. 1807, l're!,ent, the Kt tvetsM4 , st ExcAlent Nlajesty in Council. " tl is Nlaresty taking intri cd t ion the measures re cently resarted to by the Enemy for cLstressing the Coat merce of the Upited'Kingtinin, ,is 'pleased, by and with the *Nice of his Privy Council, to onier, - aiicCii:'is ItcrebYordeed, that all Vessels under the Hag of Meck4nburgh,, , Olden- IPA rgh, Paiipenburgh, br KiiiphattStti,' shall be forthwith %yarned net to tradein tutor(' at any fiCiStile Port, unless such Vcsiels shill be glint from, or coming to, any Port of the Unapt' Kinelorn arti , in - case any. such Vessel,. after haviag been so warned, 'sitall' be found trading, or to have traded, after having been , so warned ; or in case any Vessel irr Goods belonging to the Ii habitants of those Conntties, af ter the expiration of six weeks 'from the date of this Order, shall be found trading, or to have traded, - after such , six weeks have ;expiied, at 411" y hostile Port, such Vessel and Goods', unless golng,,froht, or coming , to, a Port 'of the Vitited 'Kingdom,: Shall be seized and brought in for legal adjudication, and bind I be condemned as laviful Prize to His Majesty and His Ma jestr6 principal Setretaries of State, the , Lords Commisbion Of the Admiralty,: and the judge of the High Court of Ad; miralty, and 'judges of the Courts of Vise—Admiralty, are to, Take the, necessary measures hqrein, OA, i tC) 14C141 sihtU it. spcnively,eppertain. (Sgned) • NI N COI"I'lt ELL," The Opposition Writers si.leirs to be dispo4efl.to' 4o all they cnp to bring odium the. I.4,,AptArtof, which has, elt.eitvd so much attenti,?n, awl ; " count of which 'they ',have beets .oblivd to 4 bear a re-! luaant testimony in, favour of thtt vigonr,a,prompt ppSit, and spir!t i ..,94 Acinunistratiati.: ludo often adiiiiitbdthat these are hot ordinary timis, and oons.equentlxthat c2.:l4,_inary means aye_notcalv-i lated to [Avg tAtpotwfOrol,4clkitifs ditty ri;kayptherwise; await us,. The. simple ritrstioa t hi s . 4 .. are . we 10 1 , snefitt; Frenee,tvklltPute know will titlie".avitt'iffitilttle. vatearts of atta,to 1g..1 {s Ulltikli),:pj;OgSoll . 011 niritie, and to ernpl , ) , it 'agaitt,t Great. ,Uritnin, %%MI the co-overation of- ell the Vassal, States which Fra . q...e can f wee into 110.4'114 a , ir,titist. ti ? \V"<:' art.. toll that the Prince lloyal of 1/.lt- . park, vesist'olkvpur-dcitunds, at',te 1 with a splr t iCi of llll.Tendence becoming a NeutraiJ State.. Btltt Viett the Priheeltoy . 4eclared, that 41 -he would, rct;toider every , 1)0‘% , r cis his enemy that thriold at", tempt' to viOlato his itetltr,-.lity," to thathe 'could defe:l , l the Oh: vivasileterniimition' t f I. 4. lllliett:to) V1(3111t(N hisnunitrit-i tc lity, attd force him -into War agdittst tlii;tro4tisr l id , He 'MIA kuuw that erau Cc )1 4S ' t 114 4 ) . 1e41 0:1 1 :4 3 ,A 5, trod that net.l4ing •: 0, j.f franco could uht'An 1t . Morin} in it. Mr-ortkopyy ent the til,ceisity of re.ortini to .fitiaiT,lfitr4ng measures, An 4 oartictil t irly j 3 Po3.Cilie I ;', bit it is ) ii t i;bst,itylibii)liltely' created' ,),ty the coodu:.-,t of Irranre, shoulci.he afteu.sed 61 ? 04110V.ty .were to let our Loony in cre'atle r htfi pawci,,Ao4 br;nj that,' frkridly S"tat4.4. into the sarrie,.atPit thraldom in which it bold.; trulny others.' Denmark is certainly in tin tull'or tatiate dilemma, but .it inust knOvtr that whatevgr we du isaiot'the result of ernbition, but for self defence—add it rupst also.know, that wil.ltever may be the result, it naay securely rely on the honour of Great Britain, who has not, like. Fr.nice, any reason to * form designs n' - gainst l it4 retort., Wednesday evening Their MAJEsTras and PIIIN- CtlliES"V:llketl WindgQr Terrace till eiglii o'clOck, l and we attended by a very.genteel and numerous company of Ladies and Gentlemen, of Wlndsor and its enviinns; they atierwardi retired to, tea .and a private Concert , , Yee. in Wind,or Castle, YebiercLiy Morning HIS MAJESTY, Princesses s o _ PHlA,Auumo'4, anti AMELIA, accompanied by Lady THY'iroiE, Gunerals FITZROY and C%ItT 'ILIGLIT, /Hid COI( 11,2 i TAYLOR, rode'in the Great Park'; and returned at twelve. Yeiterda'y,•at three the Princess of WALES, attoirded by -Lady'in Vairing, catite to town i n a baiti , .tchi. :rod t'quri and ultir hotr`onring teveral dis :ii'g,lAl:ty.'cLaratters with a 'visir, left tc wn soon ,t „a o'aecti; on her return to .13hicidaeath. Yesterday the Duke of Tout trarmeted business at,his Oibce till near six o'clock, when he went' to YorrHouse an4_dres4; anclth set off for Rushy, ru be ?went at the ce*bratioßcrthe Duke - of CI4A ENCif'S cinpltited his 424 year yesterdayiz, On Wednesday Lord Mul.onAvE had the honour of kissing His MAJESTY'S hand; at the Levee, upon his being. appointed-Lord. Lieutenaut .of the East Riding of Yorkshire, in the i room of the gag of CARLISLE, resigned. His Lcirclshifi'was sworn in accordingly before the Privy Council. Sir JAMBS CaAta,was likes iie sworn in upon his pmmotion; , ,,having, been ai pointed Governor of Up per and , f,ower Canada,- Yesterday, at three o'clock„a Cabinet council was heir!at the Pore;gn Odice. , Yesterday his Royal:Highness the Duke of CLA• BENCE entered into his 4adsyear, upon which occa sion a most superb Fete was given at :Bushy Park Their Royal Highnesses the - Prince of WA,Lesi Duke of Yon it, and the whole of the ROYAL not ti. 4, were inViteil. There were also present a great number of the Nobility, and all the Gentry surrounding the neighbourhood in which his Royal Highness resides. At night the tradesmen illuminated their houses to pay the grateful tribute of respe& to their Royal Pa tron. A cabinet Council was held yesterday in Downing street, alter the arrival of the Ton flinger) Mail, . Intelligence reached town yesterday evening of the arrival of a vessel, the Gallant Schooner; from Monte Nitleo, off Weymouth. She sailed from thence on the 4th of June, at 'which time General WHITELOCKE, with the whole of General' CRAV .I,WHD'S Expedition, and .the, greatest part of the :force previously assembled at Monte Video, were embarked, and on' the point of proceeding , against Buenos AyreS,, Yesterday we 'received accounts from tarbadoes to the I ith of July inclusive. They do not contain much intelligence of iMportance. Madame DE LA TAGERIE J the mother-of -Madame BONAPARTE, parted this life at Martinique, on the Ist ult: She was interred with grearpoinp at Les Trois islets, her heart` haying been 'first taken out and deposited in a Lsilver chalice or urn, 'to' be sent to France, It is said that BOVAPARTE has determined to con vert a,:lother Republic Into a Kingdom. The Swiss as well:vas, the Dutch, are to enjoy the blessing of being governed,by one of the Imperial Family. Molina', it is undersioorl, is to be,King of Helvetia. It is also ;,reported, that in consequence of a Secret Article of • the Treaty of Tilsit, .the Grand. Duke CoosTA writa of•RosAa is to be declared King of Greece. Letters from 1-I,,kiizt;td:to the:l9th, were received, yeSterday, some of' which give an account of a grand .fête at t•Piris, and the Speech of BorrnenaTE, on the opening Body,;'. The Speech is said to hale been of I very warlike complexion. • Thursday afternhon, 526 Pntch soldiers,. and Lientenaht - orthe Navy,-tril<eit at' Curacna, were m'ircliet.l into Canterhory, .under eicort from Do‘:er o.vbere the-; %y ,p landed frbm a Cartel a re w 4 10 y ;4e.,.44) . ; ti,yy jiVe , proeetled on their route to Chattlim; whcre thera're,.to be contilied on hoard ou,t Peisan 'Ships, 'till their rernoyal to Nor to:in C.vos. . s. ThWdesigns'ofridNAP.OTE begin to unfold them selves tier-degrees, The King ,of SAxoNy not likely to derivemuat•bertOfit; in point of finance at leitst from the aNnisitibn'of the Duchy ot Waravv. A divi s sion of the-lritinch trodils, arc, .it,seems, to be qntirtered in that 'part of rite territories ceded - by His ',Six .on .N.L,!lesty will, in fatt,'l)e no . thing more than the winitnal. Sovereign .of the new Duchy. 'All the emoluMeut, aihantages, and pa. ,tronage c f it; will her ahNorried France. The important fortress Of Brannan too, and a part of the lunviertelr are to be.eeded.by Austria to the li.'ing.of iin4l4itiA; or, in other words, to BON.PARTg. , One diky last :week a young lion, on board a Ship ht'GrAvi - Yseitd; intended' as a present rd' Iris Mak.ity, broke loose from his when he ran furionsly - 51"Viirifilifitrpon deck,, cti o iivoidtq iim bY run-, up the.:fig4ing: ' The hon . then leaped beer-: ,board,3llCF , WaS 11 , ,0n, surrounded by a nunthOr of '`l V ‘siaterinoll , tiareci him with ropes, tint! ..h t t,,w,as heisted tip the sitie,ot.tlie Ship ,from.:whieh ho had escaped.' Ho was safely securect in hr den, to bc„con% eyed to the Tower, as:a royal prisoner 'for Prtthgc,P. 1 - . 1E0at , .-1 4 , it. is sdul,. teas , obliged to tilvo ' , trM'Y'Yt'nt to get from 'i !be 51a9(1,0.?4 1-41130/1. o f 16 4 1 , 1 , 4. ;wt.)) 4,tonitinjtli„ 4,tat ,. .j, that he passed through the Ens ;.i',.l.ot,l4t-ationed in the Great - Heir; in small tlie,ll,i4tuise,of a coltinton pit Mosi?ttity, s4'll9i::,ll,tlttkyed at Rifies' Hotel, in. vertie4 4, , t) .iirtstsixl.Cientlemeiv of the Board land NavigatiOß , of , thnt , ' E trt pi re. They are- deput,; . d . tho'R , P.e,iin Government, find balre obttined the perm - y -441 i of Odes, to study the, various briinches of civil engineering as pratlitied inliennin: For this Toirptge - they 'have alreaTly; in conyany with Air. Lroun, exatnined-many .ofitio principal works of ttiih tistnre in EngiLind and 'Scotland, and hive tra • v!, , i1t,;3 . northward, with the, viaw of attending,' for; some time, to tbe operatio,os :upon the Caledonian Canal, Acqqrding to the rOport of,a Mornltig' Print, the , nearest descendant,of the_ ReYal Meuse of, STUART it tih; in thkCourit'ry, with iro support .for him self 3, 1 d a 'numerous tinnily hilt the scanty provisiot! of 3 .I+4-pay ()dicer. Adaii ;lug the latt,to be.as. state(l, rile person' in question Must come from nit illegitimate source,' As it - has long been known that; the poly lineal descendant of that unfokunate race is' the present King of Sardinia. The thanks of the York Agricultural Society were. voted to Mr. ROCLIFFE, for a turnip sent hy him, with a Letter, informing the Sticiety that it was of the new Suffolk rvd at. this early Sea-, son, measures 131 inches in cireuntference, and was drawn from a ten.acre field, which was sown the last week in.Alay and the tirst week in June, on ridges 24 inches distance the soil, 'a loose grey 84nd, lays . rather low, and the fee-simple cost nine guineas per acre.. • Considerable damage was done in many pa ns of trance by a tremendous thunderstorm, accompanied by hail and rain, on' the 31bt at July. In the neigh bourhood of Evrenx the greater part of the prodijoe of the harvest was earrieu away by the torrent. The Gardens of Veraailles also ware materially injurvd. NAVAL NEWS. Aua. 20,-t-Arrived this morning the Frigate frprn a c'ittize oif Rochefort ; the fliftry,ANsoic, from Jersey.) the Danish Brig Folk, Capt. ERicxsos, from Lisbon, bound torronningen, laden with tea, oil, Bcc. and the Danish Jig Nior4, Capt. TYSON, from Qpotto, bound to ronoingen, laden with wine, sugar, !ice. detained by the John Rua Privateer. The Phoenix Frigate this morning went out of Harbour, and anchored in the .Sound. Pool's:dorm, Auo. several Passengers landed from the-'Tortoise and Lady Jane, West Indiamen, we understand that the whole of the home ward-bound West India'Fleet are at the back of the Isle of Wight ; and it is reported that the homeward - bound East India Fleet are but a little way astera of .the Weit Indiamed. " , Sailed yeiterday fhe Hind ,, IDarlo, and ilercii,u, GRAY, for Jamaicq, with the West fndia Convoy. DEAL, Atm. 21.- - -Arrived 'His Majesty's Ships Royalist, Blazer; and Bustler from a Cruize, and remain in the-Downs with The Ship,o as per last. YARMOUTIE, AUG. 2 t.---Passed - by last night - to the Northward,. about 40 Sail of Transport% baying on buard troops, supposed to be bOund to the 134 his. The Melville Casik, Excise' Cruizer, Hermi DUNDAS .132AT,0N, Cominander, sailed on 'huts day se'nnigiu frona , Roseoeath, Scotland, having on boar! the Duke of ARGYLL and - suitevon a tour through the Highland Isles. . . . It..has been observed that .the Public is sufficiently , apprized of the Expedition, and that all that re mains is to discover its taitity;' As, the 'Expedition has: been' conducted.. with tne.utmost , discretion, a$ well as with wonderful celerity and vlgour, , no more of it is known than to'shel.v.that Mini,ters ore alert on their post; but confiding in ihe skill and c. , hrage of the Officers to whom this important rri..asore is entrusted, we have little,donbt ,that its utility will be such as. to satisfy the Nation, hovi ever is may be undervalued by the tbllowers of Opposition. Further Particulars. of the Fire. in .Salisburh. square.—Upon enquiry; we learn that the fire first commenced from a chimney ,in the house of Mf. SWAN, printer, in Swan-court, the corner of Salis bury-square. No endeavour was made, i►n , the first instance, to extinguish the fire,' through ~an erro neous supposition, that the best way of cleaning the. chimney was to let it burn out. It was Nona, however, when too late for remedy, that the flames bad communicated to some wood-work conti guous to the chimney ; and in a house, the hue- . fior divisions of MIMI . were . Of lath and. Meister, dry deals, or old wainscot, and every room, ntore or leas, filledpaper; plain or printed, when the fire gut i head, with ead,xgeneral conflag-Ation was scarce-• ly avoidable. Noronly•the printing-rooms and warehouses of Mr. SWAN, .extending back;dvard , tiwartis Water lane, but the printing and warehouses of Mr. IN-- NEY, histenant ; the prerniies and workshops of Mr. litacu, a paper-hanging- matnifaauivr, adja cent those of Mr. SLEF, a portable desk maker ; of Mr.,EitiiiPat, cabinet-maker ; the'rears nfieven • or houseS in CrOwn-court, leading to Fle,q— street ; and the upper part of. the houSe• of 'Mr. Cove, ' c oal-merchant, , not . .doot . to ME. 'SwAs, took fire: • Tile flames raged wit g i ed fromatvpe the ur e oclock till ire in po thei t ll td °l: 4oa 'lg'them'bv near go 'engine%;aetivels. plied during the time ; and the Are was ncit .gOt tuider until most of the premises -above , stated were. re-! duced to a heap of ruins. Mr, SwAN, who, but a ,'yktir.and a halt Since, , narrowly ei,caped a similar disaster, :when ~the. pre-' 'nisei' of his nkf-denr neighbour, Mr. GILL rr,; were destr, , yed by, fire, had the tni,foi tune now uninsured, and is a kilter to the atnnu.:u of. above 2,0001. A similar calamity involveS inany' industrious ptiolfamilles-Who-liyed. At the these premises. 7 , . , There are: several remarkable eirmnstances lative to the premises thfil :hare" been deStroyed,. which are Worthy of notice.,:. in the time of RichArdson they were the Kingfii , Printiug-Otliee; iit , cti hich were printed all the AA's of ParliApt4, lug ivell as the first edition , of the pop',ll3r oor4 '4 . 1.1)at! celebrated writer, and some , of which, throegi.a: thel improper mule& of the persons in the ottiDePtOoi purlOineti the printed sheefd; were ilubltst4, ; :jare.,-! land before: they had appeared in England. - The building 'in question was.ilef on:lease,, fe.i.v jfearsi age, to-Messrs. Sw.iu and. Sorr, printer ; ' , Messrs., INNai ,811(1 Co. of Ow same profession ; Messrs. Bitten and SON, Riper-stainerf ; and all the ground floor,,nearly too feet square, were tl e 'Tare houses of MesSrs. CRosivi and Co. of Stationet.H Court, in which were deposited all their extensive! stock of rev quire books, which could - not be eon rained in the premises where .their business is 61r. rind on. A consider Able part of this property was insured at the Plicenix Fire 'Office, as well as their interest iiithe lease in two otherollices , but Mess;'s. CROSBY :0114 . Co. will ne,vertheiesa: sestain a serides loss, in consequence of having, within a short time, removed books into the. premises .to the amount' of seine iliOnsand pounds, consisting of the variOas faeck cleared from their different printers a few days previous to the fire, The property of Mesirs. INNBY and Co. was insured ; but we are sorry to say' the like precaution had 'not been taken by Messrs. SWAN UNISON. • The tire was discovered a few minutes before twelve o'clock, but nothing belo,nging to either the ?rioting-Otfice, or PROSE? and Co.'s Warehouse. was saved, owing to the building' being in such a confined situation. And such Was the quantity Of Paper consumed, and the ripidity of the flames:that in the morning St. James's Park and part of West minster were strewed with ices of bnrnr paper, brain a distance of nearly aquile acid u halt from the place of contlagratipu. 11R17 1 1fll HEST _TIM importance of our Colonial Possessions must be evident to every man who is capable of reile6ting on the national interest ; and the result of the en quiries made by the Committee appointed to take into consideration the Commercial State of the West fodta Colonies, and to report their Proceedings from time to time. to the House of Commons, • liar given a peculiar interest to the tubjea, at the present criti cal rnotbent. 4 Work on this subject, recently brought forward by Mr. LowE, a Gentleman who has investigated it with 'diligence, catiJour, and Judgment„ contains so much inforination as 7 to en title it to the particular notice of the Public at large.. We shall at present submit the foll Owing Extra& from this intelligent 'Work to .our Readers, and re sume our attention to it as opportunity may allow. Few subjeOs are less accurately Inglerstood - by the public, than the real situation of the West-India' trade. The number of ships which it employs, the Tatitity and value of the merchandise which they transport, suggest, to common observation, the idea of a traffic as lucrativeto individuals, as it is import ant to the country. Impressed with the recollection, of the splendid fortunes of which this commerce was once the 'source, and dazzled by its surprising extent, the world still associates prosperity and i•litience with the name of West-India planter. A more attentive inquiry, however, will speedily dispel The illusion, It will teach us that, by conquering.and Improving di:, colonies of our enemies, we Oitve•ill' calculably depreciated our ovvii ; that with an an .nual importation, nearly double. our preheat annual *cauwirligioni and more Li•an dutibl. our nuportation twenty years ago, we have failed, to adapt to 'this air* tended supply a correspondent system of financial segulation L and that, while our manufactures3Ni our public treasury cieriv:° an ample revenue hum' this branch,'Of our commerce; the individuals Mune= , diately engaged. •in it eßerience only disvpoint .lndot nod loss. This inquiry will also shew, , that the taxes. imposed on sugar, at the roost flourishing. period of the trade, have, not only been continued during, itwdepression, but progressively increased ; that'. these , taxes, which the Legislature intended should be bnrite;,by t .e consoimr; have fallen wholly, r upon iiie,plantei and that l)y s ijigui,t atlil cho;y coincidence, their amount has been augment• ed' exa.ily iii proportion as the planter's pearls oft payment have dinunished. " The origin of these evils is' to bo fonncl'ir; the mistaken policy of the country during last deutialion oist..bumipgo, and the insurreeliorill Grenoth and St. Vincent's, by abridging the impor tation, had cariged sugar, in 1797 and 1798, to price which" trade the nation believe that .e we could, continue to , rnonopfilie the supply of - ,Fitripe. Aa : . itteillp!,tvas therefore made to Oblige foreigners tat • pay a part of the duty, instead of drawing the whole back; as fortierty, on exportation. This impolitic regul.ition paved the way to the importation of sugar by Neutrals into the Continental markets; and Of extended cultivation of the Spanish, as welfas of the French Colonies, provides these rivals with aini 9 'cargoes ; they can transport the produCe of Amori . c a. 'to Euror, during war,' at halt the expellee of the Britiib Merchants, both in freight and i ,i,orance ; and even when we are willing it) make a giekkt Sa e cruse, and to sell 'our produce on , the C.'otiti; , Dent- as low as; Neutrals, our: 11CCeSS to thill market is thwarted by we prohibitory decrees of France.. YL r, 'while we are impeded our fo• 'reign intercourse, . alOng the whole line of Oast/ from Metbtel to Trieste, and condneci, almost solely, to our own consiaription, we are obliged w inipoit annually a quantity of sugar nearly douule the ex• tent of that consomption. - Every charge must cow! tinne to-be paid,vfilli the same rigour as it the val.! tic were produtlive.; , and the result of this accumw lation of v;ls is,. that of the ;rice paid tOr blV f by : ,the ',public, not one tarthing ves.as 1:1:orit to the piati;er. What industry chu sup,,ort, these discus' ;•_;egeinots, or -what'lapital'tan Wilbsuipd such • CotTiplicatlon bdrdens The question, th, , rt‘ibre, is' redOced to 111 ' 5 1 'ilie - Cotirirty it either essentially moaned the 'l i a dition.uf the Oer , ons 'engaged inf Weqt . P' trade,' er renounce that trade- forever. " The inquiry on with:6 We . are auout (1) e nter -TS ititerestingzio' every Class 'of :subjetS' in Abe 0t11 :, hire, and to 11one:1)10re-titan to/. those who tiiin' t thetpselyeStitiqutie.4ed:With.the fate of 'OO 'W es Indies. A numlier of G,:iitleinen...Of landed pr°,7 perty.pre.. said_to...tuterlaiu hes:: send ; news. 1 .),u,' Oils Cua proceed,mix, trout iwi t iqtsylit views of ("; 4 elg,oCtii * * Instilled n .ani_icipatingotbali ‘ ) , 11 a , :I ,4l)older u nit -Pfigitil-C`)lfris"l"'"`li'lle will Pell:el% e, tliat 1:11eY ci y in t;m aL. liars ut that navy w hich gu' r -a . 11 s—O I. t. Uleil i which, in the'event.ot,tne ruin • these Colonies, must fall, with_ double pressure, on the landed interest ut Great Britain." I§,sail9nkssitp as CAT4LArn Are e ll.. gage&fer. the Ora House next season.. If this rot port betrue, diet utter who haveabaled i n her CIO'. manas . , - `for:iillierwise it se ih itii iossible t ..pfapertyoualihve,ritiplorteil . .the expence of en gaging. both. ANllot4 ol .olt Ilk wit as keen 11 , 5 .a razor, wrote. over his . door " Bard remora(' without cutting, errors ercepled." A few D w y er, *Wlio was pitsiug by, the Barber was right i ll adding a shaving ciwise, while, a bullying N~rt~ ter swore, that no harbNr should ever get him into Illy seems to have derivco the manic of his diverting- new Comedy frinn this ludicrous incident, The Windsor Theatre is now under the manage client of Mr. MuDiE, faihvr of toe little fetliAit' - Roscius who has so much distinguished herself.' Mrs. MoDis, is une of his' chief props, but 'he QC' casionally increases his company with other per formers at well known merit. Mrs. STSP", S. .ItibNißLE had Plkle and Yarico, with The Agreeutle Surprise, for her benefit there, on 1 tiesdaY and the following day set off ,‘UI, her husband for Cheltenham: Nye understand that the flight to Bald, by the .11 weighty gentlemen Of `Furriliam-grt.tei), terinioavie favour at 2vlr. CLOUD, V 1,1)..?, Oil rii., arm iyal b-raugh, had telleai,as ant a i t o nist _len wile in rear., Mr. LINGARD proceeded no nirtiier VIZ S, , The dutch vvas for fou guineas, half