The Sun. — London, England, 1805-09-23 00:00:00

MAILS. Aitittrv,p-2 Tiaroburgh, t I.osb )11, z I)iiblin, 2 Waterfall. 1)1' 114 61)ttellbUlkil 2 t)lthlin, 2 IV:Eterto.d. 1-1 E S SOL" QUIS DICIKI FALSUM AUDk.A.I* LO ND A, . stoNnAy, 51:17ENIM:11 IJ3, 1605. T wo tr am burgh those due on Sunday se'n. night and Wedne.iday last, arrived last night, and also .Dutch Parprs to the t 9th instant. 'rhe Austrim and Russian preparations continue without intern tission An Official Notice has been issqed at Vienna, in Gemerd OrderS, that Field- . Marshal Lientcnant Baron AlAex has been ap pointed Quarter-Master-General to the Army...— This is understood to be...the Army in Upp6r Austria, which will be immediao4 under the cotrnnand of the EMperor himself In the sante Notice it is stated, that, the cOrnmand of the . ArmieS of Italy And the Tyrol has been conferred . on the Arch-dukes ClitaLES and JOUN, and that of the Army in the Voralberg to the Arch-duke FtaniNANo; The Em .perm was expe&cd to leave Vienna, for the Army,. the first wed of ths month. Time Emperor of ti,ussitt was also expeaed to leave Petersburgh for Otis 'Army on the Q9th or 30th Wt. His Imperial Majesty's Head-quarters were to be. at Wilna. In Letters from Berlin it. is stated, that ioo,ooo of the. Prussian Troops had received orders to hold themselves M readiness to march. The answer of the French Government. to the Austrian Note. of the 6th of, .tuktist, is stated to cm tain a positive refusal to accept the mediation of Austria - . ... ft is now .said that the proje of Neutrality, 'formed by some of the German Eledors;cannot carried into curet, France having required of the Ele6tors of WURTEMBORG and 134AEN the execu tion of. certain secret articles of the 7th and 2!Jd of August, 1796. I:r is.coandently assertcd in a Morning - Paper, that Lord IfAINIAId is, about . to quit the AchniraitY, and that this intelligqht and respe&able 'Nobleman is to be succeeded by the Right Hon. Cifkli.L.Kß We can assure ottr Readers that the Paper'alitideti to has just 'as inuCh'ainhority this assertion* it had for its, abstivil report a ccw days'ago, which gated, that Mitii..,ters laud indi,;creetly. discovered the ohjeat. of. the Seer et ExpeWijort. The. saute c3Iy.A.TV,.It ii,ti applies to a statement itt tho sauie Paper, that Elrliarnent is inirov(ii.,itely to be DiiAalve‘t We think it highly rt , probensible' tints to sport with the public feelings, incl to give idie.Cot‘jeditres in the shape of positive assertioki. The firm aria pcfs, - .:vt!ring blOckade of near nity Sall of Men of War, upwards of thirty nithe Lino, 'hy. Adinirui COL LTNGW 001.), firtit with font Jtud lat terly with eight Sail of , the Line,tieserves the hig lit.,:t encomiums. but h Anti. galla it c-311 dua AIWA place that. Otliccr the naval annuls of this Country, distinguished as it 13 for every Cilia lity that can reilea honour an the firi service in the world. fie was joitiod by Su itotucucr Ca.t.n.sit on the 29th Or, 30th nit. Woleartt front the (init authority, that at preient in the ma t I linvntablo static of distri,sss, niost starving' for want of provisions, and des..tituto of stores, Such I t the misery that Corsican Injii:.;tice . and ambhion bring upon' those whd are forctA to entbura a ruinous alliance with the upstart Tvrant of .Vrance. - . The following Dulletilt was yesterday crit, from the Adotirraty to Lloyd's:. zz, " The Lisbim Convoy, tiodcr proteaton NiJjesty'l: Ship Paulette '4nti 11,141.Aixtr Arrncil Tti4w;pott, v 4-14 to tail in 4$ hotm after tho Pttraturft3 brit;gt this itt:Lount), S willtr4tootl t. , .) love ktt the I%,tgutt on the V,lll itl4t. Cpovoy cot,Onts of «, • 'rhcre tiziioon to balWvo (lot tltc jtoiel.tioo of flit 11/14,- ,t,nsty'i L.; colvi rlns lv,.fore t.%krli to ' piiice. on t to 3 ?lit or3i,th 1.114 L the Eil: tny';4 ineel Pcnt." VE.4ndly of the, i'4l.)serVett-hy the ringing.6fbel..k throorfS,),tit.tho C of txyritlinjand I hp awl twing fired at Prekoarot:::l;.i --!. in: l t-ming ' at K e ,,,, 6, 1 .. 1 /1 „ , ot la tt on el tlv ' lit,',.' A,, F 1A NI 11. Y , 1 , il" :1 I,VeVk 31 'e I'l' l 4ll' m renal) from NV, ~,,t ith ; b ut it ,"" 1 1 'ir 14 StlppOled they WTI ;i1,01) there flinger, \\ l e tir` WITS' IQ learn. that dlflHl'tlf c 4 line nt;sou bet\ceon the person 3 itt confident: J .! \t i t b L„,,,,, , XVIII. mpa- titoso itt th! cola:1(1(1pr of hi s 1tw.).,„1 I)rother rovfoNstuutt. .A long, Ivo tufintercsiting iii'., (;;;alit o f -tlit.”4 ditfereneeti appftr,i' in a . , NiOrnituf - I"v ,- .r, . which, tor the slko ,or 'the Th us t r i ot i g -I.lomutates, had )ettot hale bee 1 sn -tressed, 1 - ' ' 1 N' - .Pl:it iltat - it tends in thit siightest d e gref, to les , tout 10- - 4p1 . 461 and sympathy- towarda thchLielvel, bitt c. piluse it roast ex,cLte regret, that i1t , :.. , y slot Id, be e.ittitied the pitifql jeatousieet s a id petty ihir.treatit of fhQ4a whoaifect to be friendly and loyal to their - m - tgasi. ifou3e, it n tilde when nothing but the most p,%; - :q.:;414 'amity should prevail among those who are i siti ! Yrely at4tet . a4.lloits cause. - • I To p ir mithibie is ordered to b prepared for the 1 • . Acim: ID f • roneptiop of r 44 Itcxwoicru b Hat,. f T4Vilt, NEWS , p,&,,„ the LO NOON G..1;.1)C1' TE, Sept ! 21, tiks. Copy Of a Letter from C;ipt; P.A4KrR, giving an Accootir tilt:. Cdpano of thet;panish 1 rit4l I.rr the Priotie of 1',,,, 4-, flis Alojesty's Ship Aiii...zon, oil' tlblial4t, iliit Sept. tfos. .sin, he to acquaint . you, in - with the nomeward , .bound Jaimiea at . K3l.-,iet, on the 3141 Of August, dining, a hard North-We:it. gale, 80 leagues to the westward o f Scilly ; find having with Some difficulty learnt from .one of the:convoy that several Of the.rlect had sewratcd, 1 judged .it pro per to continue on the station dirii-,ted in your order, in hOpes of collching atfoiding protedi .on to the stragglers we have n t met any ; but lam happy to infirm you, that on the tl2th inst. in lat. 4,9, 50., N. and long, la. W. His Majesty's Ship under my command eiptured the Prince .de lit Paz, a Spanish Conow Pi'ivate(!r; eirryitig 24 9-pounders and tour brass swivek, with itio men onboard, prin cipally FrenclL This Ship was fittel nut at Vigo five weeks be fore, and 'had taken th , .!. Prince of W'h'ales. Packet, from Lisbon, and the Lidy Nelson t e etter of 11 , 1,11-qiii; from Virginia, l%mud to Chisgow: We tound port of erect:V . 6f thy latter ship on board the Privateer, and a considerAle'sum in specie, I have much sa tisktaion in,fier capture, al she was completely stored. for remaining two months longer at sea, and her Captain, Fdrieois Beck, an t. pe.rieneed cruiter, who comniandedlhe . Freneli, Privateo Le 'Brave, Burin the late war, .greatly to the annoyance.ol, 6ur trade. I have the honour to be, &e. W. PAT E The Hon. witliain corawailk, & c . Letters transmitted by Vice-Admiral Sir A, Mitchell. c.iinhrian, in Lit. 2 9 Jun. tip ,ieg. 11111 C 13, 1805. 511‘ This day Lieutenant l'i3 . ot had the dire&inn of the Cambrian's Boats.- with the Launch he mo s t gti t. lantly boarded the.Spitnish Privateer s Schooner Maria of 14 guns atid b i, men. . Lieutenant Crofto na .i n the Barge, instioltry folio cit him ; tiic . v e , s o was carried notuithst4nding Wiry rosist3nct! was male, The other - Boats did 't l otger niL tiittii she sur, rendered ; ,but 11,) leSi4 i me,rit,is due to the Oili etTs and men, who volnitteerOd., wrviee. Lieut. Pigot . tells one did his ditty most cheer `.l.'wo area Iy4t'ct: killed .and two wounded,' . 1 have the honour, &AL'. J. P. ti;RESPORD. Sir A. Mitchell, K. 13, &c. ilis Altjfey's Ship, Cambrian, )nly 3, 1805. Silt, After irchace of :2? hoUri We have just raptured the Fro nelf \ ;neer Schourter,Matildo. She MU141115 9-pounz.ltri, is 200 torts.; and. 9.5 Wen , and has captured the letter of Marque the Clyde, bound to l,iv nol. She surrendered 'in very shoal water and but' for the exertion of Lieut. Pigot, with one of the lioats,,every soul in her w o uld haw been lost. .1 have the honour, • J. 'P. BERESFORD, To Sir K. , - 114 Majv.ty's hip Cambri4n, 'Euly 21, I tw leave to present you' with a recital of Lieu tenant Pigot's proceedings,' frotn His Majesty's Ship I,nlder lily c.,vmmaticl, in it Schooner PriVateer wo had taken on the ad: Ile ina,..o too oest.of his way ti, the. River St. Alary„ where he hail information ot • two. Ships and a Schooner ho . got., oil' the Rtrbour an the tith, and on the 7th he;proceeded with the Schooner 12 miles up a narrow rk.er„' throngh a eon fire of tha and Riflemen, until he got within shot of a 'Ship, a.Rrig, and sc4oourtr, laShed in a line ar!‘o • s the river ;,lie engaged tht 3 o for an the Schodner ,:grotunhtdi, he had recourse to hi 3 r; , :iats; 41141 j after an ohtitiate re: , iiiance, car ried the 'Ship with hor guns ; he obliged the Sri 'li to quit, the Brig and 4cll9oner, too4.posfiesiiion of all ;. then turned Ins fire on tin Alilitia,„'abottt lull, m numbcr, and a tiold 7 piece, which .r.Pere routed - , Lieut. Vigor two `rounds in the head by musl;et-halls, find one nt4he kg, Lieut.' Mai terman, of the iViatinef, writ 1i ahly scrondrd iii 'Pigot's' views, ( . :Ir',lper.l .n6hurt,'. to. the 'won diq' of all, fbr hi 3 wcre shot thiongh and throlih Mr. Lis... ; ,on, wounded vercly, welt 11, Midshipman ; ' , lod V,V.i4gl.ls6ll,,bei hayed Well, intie'ed tild «12 and tOic.tv(r! Very gal- lam conduct; ~ , I )SerVe- 4 1 , 1)Y Hinle fitiwri,,L; Atilericans 'front tfT. opposire :;alt titer, Who expressed tit.,ir qu itt e d ato ihrths .„1 , 0.4c5, exopt to get his WounO,l aw in(h inspired the rest; tilt? Wind 1,1,1118 fOr: iktt IM(1 theEuenl) nrver attetipted him. I hope he stn my meet ,every rew;tril $1 , .!.11 tr'o!L:. l .ll , l reallyds an: Orticer Ship proves : tq b e , the, Golii..r.l Brig the Cerei,.of, „London, tilfwv, by tb.: t' , chooiter,atip;inkh Privateer, I of bi4'gvinsfiorl j i.l tnen, two inottthi Euetny had artoed the Ship With eight ti-pounders, sil; swivels, and lif t v I111:11 the' brig Velio defended by sw iuels and'finall arms. , tlttli 1 ) ,.. lIERINFORD, :To McAndrew- Mitchell,. VC. A l iwt vt'Kilkd inlft Wournieel. Is t I.4.fti—David tvlack iwotb, 5C341411 ; W 1144111 LOyVirtl4(ll,, ,%Vo tj 1, try Piot !qr. Law4o4n )414tei• Mr. fyotif yOttrige-it - SOH) ; Rebell Coliiii4, William White, Wilitain 11011011, Willow, Ni.l.)owelL Robert %Va. Seaisken; Winfion . Spto4 4r, ltobrit , ,And LbAric6 Lovor,' en. v:a.,6 01 t9,ltmes: Ki:tc,i Olt 14Et 511,11 . 001 Side...l - TwcnO , five Soapier', fivO 11.1114akzou. • Wounded on 13iity--fiv,:ity.two se4men, Sr:!Lia S )I'. ti . I in the 1374tert ivy r, iti 1 7 Iteittii fßatt the oft o.7 , )risiaitvg,(,)f (20 Safi of tile Lipo, I . llc C,iptaitt ropfirts, that a Froult !:;quafiron, consktiiiv; in five Sail of the Litto:', , , , aq PiAirct ;19.1 tii3t CoitN fivtr: of Illy f... 4; to.t.ttlize fortherti ; E U f ri~trt thelti when 1,4- left th I'l , fot (14 PT, 2 1 ..--Tbp Para4tatt4 ;0 . 61'84 :It Falmouth op 'flap 5(14,1a:.A, and t o n dvs . , fair we lean mat AP. at CM,01) : 414 had afrivel 'iz Ott tho Qoth . of lttgitst, Wtere he remain , Wog the Cornbin , Al French and Spanish p - tairens in that,Port. We are assured that these iqu;idronS are, in the greatest distress for wtnt of stores and proVisiont.. Bread they have none; .- nor is there any to be . procured Cadiz, where the greatest scarcity prevails even.among the inhabitants. The 'British Fleet, iit the' Mean time, so strialy blockades the Port, that no' Supplies can enter from the sea. Muchjealousy and discontent consequent ly prevails between the French and Spanish Officers; and this, perhaps, has given rise to the rumour which his reached us, said to be brought by the Paramatta,' that the Spaniards' had asithdrawnfroni their alliance with Francq, and declared against her ! Be this as it may, the French Squadron seems to be reduced to the dilemma of either starving With the Spaniards, er fighting their way through the British blockading. Squadron. Admiral VILLENr,uvr, has been recalled to Paris, to havo:his, eanduft on the ,V.2d July, invc.itigated by a 'Court-INlartial ! ! The Rochefort Squadron, which lately took 3 cruize, with the probable intention of intereept ing our homeward-bound Convoys, had returned disappointed to part. l'hic is the Squadron we ap prehend, alluded to in the Letter of our Correspond ent at Scilly. PLYMOUTH, SIIPT. 21.--Arrived a French Sloop, name unknown, laden with, sweeps and grindstones, taken by His Majesty's Schdotter Colpoys ; a French Chasse l‘far6e, name unknitkvn, laden with wines ; and La Victoire French Chasse MarCte, with rosin, taken by His Majesty's Sl4 Niobe. Arrived also His MajeOy's Gun-brig Cheerley, 'with Dispatches from flit:Pen:lel Fleet, ; ; the Cocka• trice hired Armed Ship, from Portsmouth ; His Majesty's Sloop of War Nautilus, from a Critize Harriot, QUINTON, from Archangel for Cork, with hemp and iron ; and the Plover Sloop of War, from Portsmouth. Sailed du) Moucheron Sloop of War on a Cruize. . . By letters received hero just_ now from Halifax, . • dated : the 21st August bit; it appears the St. George, of 98 guns, Hon. Capt Di Councv, Centanr, of 74, and Eagle, of 74, 'sailed from Jamaica the begin ning of August, in company; to rointorce our Ships 4t liarbadaes when about' half way there they es:perieneed a most s-freadful hurricane, with thunder kind lightninz,, which totally distoasted the Centaur, and bprungitil the lower inast3 of the Ea t ilt., tnd separated them the St. Gewge. They being 14 so thsablea a state, bore away for Halifax, wham they arrived s.ia The 15th, not without great feitr3 tut the satety Gt . the St. (J urge, as she made so much . water. However, 'she luckily arrived safe th,) morning' of, the ,20th •Augilst, I,vhere, Orobably, they will valt tor Orders from England. They are all in% disabled state. Two p.m....-4 , Ast arrived from the Fleet the Plan, la genet s and Foudroyot left them all well yestep thy. PORTSMOUTH, Sr':R' 22.—..krrived La Pecade` frig.tte, Capt. RotnE [wont), from Gibraltar :•••••,-she 113 s brought. home Sir lycitAao litcx.r.ltDOlf,. She pat unds:!r.quarantine. Also the Clinker 'Gun. brig Irdm a Cruize; Affinity; litAcKavitu, 'from 'Sanded:m(l; 4)oi, TICOMA3, from London ; and sisters,.BfiNS4T, from .the Villanova, bound to itibden, detained by His NLijesty's Cutter----«. Sailed. L'.liniabk V:rig4te, Captain llor..rov, for ' OpOrtp, \vim Convoy ItipiNr, Ewen, Betsey, Graham, E 4 (141e, Bureham, Lusi. Garnish, Riga Pisckor, Waleonan,, Commerce, ed. frArr, Bruins". Patrick, anti Oporto, Coney, tor Olsurfo Accrolon, Blackburn, and Dolphin, Lyon, tor Lisbon. Also sailed the 4kall Frigate, Capt, and-ranottrite Sloop of ,War, Ciipt. DAvIR, With Govoy for the Coast of Guinea: Row, Shaw, Anderson, Findlay, 1 realerick, Wllonald, a n d ,4,:tivc, Welts, for Africa. T~iketi the Camilla li . rigate, C. T'tttt. on, with Convoy tor Newfountilaml: ‘Viiters, for and tf: 1 i tabcth, ToWnS4lld l fur , iiinaZOlt and the Elinee of .Peace att'l rtAC:LSOLL from quarantine :,—the former will eorne into liar boor "to-morrow. Vivo waggoos I,tGlefl ivith tperie arrived here yes terday morning from .London; several .others have arrived io the , worse of the:week, Foitr hundred th o us atl ii pottfols,, tielltirS, haVe been put onboard the TWies Frigate, Capt. WALKER, ;which is under .orders ty procemi . with thelnoney to Bengal, on ae eonnt,a the East India'Company. One hundred ti?isand, 1f01.11)(ls, in dollars, for Ca, :which v. , ero emharked on board the iliel p)nroije; Frigate„ have been removed to the Royal Sovererign, of 100 guns, CaptscoN.N. She will sail in a Oys, 4,t4ons. linnared apd fifty phests of dollars weroi , h;ppei,i yesterday morning on board the De. fi ,, n(r, of 7+ gins, Copt. it I),t Which' i oFdt: c i join Lord NELSON'S 4,1'4 4 onNpup;wott.rn, it is said; is appointe4 sew eopci in i eorrnytti of the 'Mediterranean 'Fleet. Tharit anti Trident, at Chat4atn. 'are to be . , Paid off. The Picitior Sloop is laid off at that port, and her men-turned over to the Hind. The Ke/ . /t, .fitting for Admiral l'uolucsr.loVGleS Flag, w ill be. undocked t h ere during the present spring tides. • l'lle' Came Jon Sloop, Capt. STAINES , . Was laid up in ordinary on Wednesday. .. The African, Newfoundland, and Portugal Cow! .., voys remain at , Spitbead and St. Helen's, 'fhb Heron Sloop •of War, Capt. EnGECOMBB, has taken . charge of the Newfoundland Convoy, instead of the . - - 4, Camilku : ........ . . COWES,- SET. f22.--Arrived yes terday the Prtls. sian Hoy Hqfnu n g , Ca p t. Gruvrs, from rulAlen, bound to Liverpool, very leaky; also the Endeavour, Capf. — Doir - , from No rth Yarmouth, boundaintop to Li verpoOl; laden With flints, with loss a her m. •, Cina'S'p3attil.* Sailed et.shEiss-,111I:dren::': rittliiebrj:trys, hforl3(lgeerFnserlytil:4 ...,—. T., pi er, . , Poor.,E, Srrr. 21.-4-lis Majestys Sloop Bai . with the outward-bound It.;esrfouridlarid and fiallf° Convoy, the -beginning of this , motalt 4:0 0164 a very violent gale of wind : the Stayess, otliN°4 of this po . rt,. bad both- masts and. bowspritg '3'114 away, and, from the h eavy sea, beo.„, 3v ICALI and unmanageable, that the ere ' s sore o bligo to quit her, and ttie arrived in theikitier ot ° 153/e ' which was obliged to bear up in consequence of !e dan:lage she received. The 7',4urivirate, Gsosi also of this port, had her foreni:,St, aintop-alast'. and bowsprit cairied away, bli did. E ct bear np. •A Vessel belonaing to Lor I ,i fourdereii: The rt" a lk (. x , • • 1, 1 cxue maining part of the Fleet in general .. - damage, but ,not so much a-, to makethern retara., Dr,M,, ST I'T. f,',2..--S.liicd the •res:tyito ,1110,;:•.. a l i x i .a c r l d .L .b o o rt u i i i i Ll :it / N o: e i ;I.crli•srluecni dSelrli.1::01:\;ictIll for r i:lt et cf '_ 't : r. - fortsmputh;, Calais and Boulogne Squadrons for t h e ir rvi,pca'v° ' crulLmg tatioir, i . iinzethyst Frigate,- Scot and',l[o- silk .Slo' ops of War,. for Portsmoutli. -- , , Arriv‘ ed the Ca/ypso Sloop of Al Tar ile Sili fronra Ctulieo and remains in the Downs with the rest d as per last. — Win d N. `V. Anil rain. • SOUT11:1:cIPTON, SP,PT, 0 I .--Ori Thursday lagt onr first Wool S'4ip this season arrived here, with 1 ) ; ward of ,500 bags OD board, from nilboal SPl iti ' 11 ' 6 t \ ht . . lAinfatiories Wiltshim ,She is goo to lotherpank to perform quaratitine.• p i T k n i, th ........... 1:).:?$14RIBUTION OF PKIZE,MONEY. i t I : e. !*:l 2 l . l ' ci e, '.:.:farhfice..itt:seta:nrint4it:C:ouriltritift';lllsglYi at t;Niolliftrit.ir::;INI151:1:11.131;tt::::::St6:11:::lri l e l :51; c ivi r) ° :" 1111: intt"h°ll4,. Piymoatitricrwar'S' Tuesday Til e l n, i n:l e i r d' '693. an b u :,rd. in :11,,Ifirncis oot' acti l m e c c i t i r. and hired Armed Cutter I)diAcor.. ''' • 01 04 : 2 rh 8u part of the cargo of the I it,ii.in Chict, ~f,etrbou , 0_ Pit, ISO*, oh Saturday ;text, at,No. it, Lqii r daring thee years afterwards. *--------:•' . -.----------. of GLOCCESTER left VpPyr Gr'svein,,' th r. .osAriilcitscovntria;itshirler flonrg s(tlbgrsitllotet..firsTt(tli.rtilreois.r3,l)cu,e, ti1ir,),(:'1,.10•4 :11Vieep at his father's late liOnse, New ri),,r'"` l ll,, , Jrns redne3tlaY he will set off on 3 Visit W pis i TY at Weymouth. ts from tie Iravannah dated the.hlsclif Anglst, state, that the Spanish 'Fleet w 35 — O4 wee® iD. cape airr i dh.e ed ni Fi t : 0 1 8 e : r t e d s; ale thei t d h t hat specie p 2 r 6 V bd t o s o i xi o i ea n dr s 3 rephaeardayublteore:tbie,.....Priliti:ifi _vete tenor twelve Privateer Schooner; ill port.vitil to French colours ready for sea, and the Coast cJ 1 swarmed.. with Vessels of whichme dc' oa s t _ Moat of the Privateers infest th.e A-s;‘;': bir Scan under French colours are manned in INi r b i t I ,;f Ilmcricans.; and several captured vesieli I `. -I ",tta , Americans: at Jamaica and Tortola are now - played as Privateers, with- French corutolvi-'ll' 0, nor At tl There -ne accounts in town ll'om aeneral ~ spithMnrisoiprnert:elvdelteeiti!cslottleitoshipting:sri;Veft.ti: l e t t o nt or ti t o, ) (3 e l.l t t r . : giii.btijanlcitC°.:;)Nti olots!w1,1g,.11'.i,i1:011; sank htur been made on Bliurtpore Wit 11 ' 4 , — ibt7 - c . tons agatnst I . 31" the 1,16 e and seven Frigates rtign Jmurtica, Juts p tiatly renewed the blockade of-iNfort inique. • °O ff ' „, Tin , . TnEATRE.--,Tbe. merited tetritation ill, .ITEPIIVN XEMBI.F, 10 tbe. part of R 11048; 113301. reinforced ay three a 3.• ti-m:56: c°foct::::::'n, WniCil would rnaterod, duced the IVlatia;;ers of Drury-Jane The:lloyr 0. g3go him ft'n . a ft'w nights to perform it, 1 ~,, i ; . pcared oft's:aura:ly night last in that chat at-ter i ch, , i.; intcoduced in The First Port qf liein Y IP: I'''' o d To thoo ‘ l , llO really understand the antrior, rill vtqw are contented With in/et/ea/to/ tiiirth. °,,1,0 than what results frOM " the Smillificill 11 , 1 , ff ~'"' ', s ; 3 tice humour a god.treat, as he is •well titialliieo u 7 " t wo, humour and literary powers for a just conceP ois and anitnated repre,entation of the eharaiter:., _ lc , tl-/Way, without the least buffoonerY, wv" ,lei at wri.,tic a - lla diortirik• Th (s-1 ": t ; 13° 15 1 716 ve r 'i '" "cil tended, 1 11 ,1 the audience gave nitu tnroug too.nce of applatt iii, Mr. R. 51000143 tt',A q l'he I 'll ~ ,,4 I raleS. He by DO MOO possesses venni i t:: ig,i;o.7 for the part, but 11,..k appeared toxinell liit,;:xs!r,N . in answering the venom!, of the g. i re sta tely Was very tiocible it) gitspur, bat wilt; M u iie 54, and stormy than quick. and inipeluotr!. ._,,,,,rtic, besveVer, 'very impressive,' if not strietiy csia r , tertstlC, iv , o. 1 eircleor th' t ') 1 it is reported in the Theatrica . whcil the London Aareists ti,i3 it in lwr poA or, , Plemes, tti add a coronet to .11er at ni,s. __..,.., iii b i g 1301,4PARTE, according' to his own 05,c,o,icoilail Now, answer: to M. No os lo' zu Fr's fa r! ,Ustryiwi...gelled ' poffsesi wlvit INir, StY ;IKE C311'43 _ „obi a ie rf and iong.sihtt:dseattetity,' for Ilt art,' ~t fa. great c o ncern tor the right; acid' indep .114i_fl:iiilbuorit4 ja and 7Vrkezl, wtaite he holiii W'eral nci *,,, pe paettl Staies ' 1 ' -: -.e, ive bondage, 01 ,In t le most opp. i, SU 414 t otliers with a sinular fatg,