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IV' AT LS. Ait Y. I V 1)4.14-1 Dublin, t Wirterford: Cons. sToCKS TU!I DAT AT Twis.va sect.n.eic, Sgi I Fted. Allll. - 5,7 31 T H E U SOLLM QUIS DICLitE FALSLEDCAUDLAT ? 0 . N D 0 N, SATISRVAY; AP It IL 20, 1 805. Vice-AdmiralSir JOHN THOMAS DucirwoßTH is arriitsd ar :PorCsrn4tith in the Aeasta Frigate, has on board near half a million of dollars for .the. Merchants in thiWestlndia Trade. • By the .raster accounts have been received that the Emperor DESSAGINES at the time of , this _.• Ship's sailing, upon his march against the Town of Sr .D+ with ;o,ooornen, undmipat,L)Kisions, each commanded by .a' Black. Geneial. The first, regularly exchanged Humeri; arrived in the Cartel from MOrlaix. A Letter from Madeira, which was brought by, the Lisbun Mail which arrived yesterday, states, that the Rochefort Squadron passed' that Island on the ,zd of February, and that Admiral CoctsaArra arrived' off Madeira the I :tit March, in consequaoce of his having festeived. intelligence of a French squadron having been liven tooleagues to the West. Wald' Of' a/4 St. Vincent tin the ‘l7,th Feb. If this Account were true, it would he obvious that another Sivatiron muse-have,. escaped frim some Fiench or Spanish Port, because, as the Rochefort Squadron rcechtei Martinique on, the, r,9111 of Febrtiary, at could not have been *.within tme hundred leagues of Cape' St. Vincent, on the t 7 ch. We, how. ever, fur several rea9ons, cannot give any ere. tit to the statement. It is almost impoSsi. hie that a second French Squadron should have es. eaped 80 long ago as the t 7th of February, and that no intelligence of it should . have reached this Country before this time. It :was icon.. ief,tuted seine time ago that the Tatilon,Squadron had not returned to Port, and that' it might have passed the Streights of Gibraltar in the night un. ,perceived ; bat we have already 'stated, 'upon the most unquestionable authority,' that theToulon Squa. ati was that Port on the 16th of February, arid that being the case, it ishatdlynecessary to add that/ it could not be. oo leagues to the westward of Cape 'St. Vincent the lir xi do , . Enemy's Squadron in Ferrol have been very recently recorinuitred, and ,were all found quietly at anchor i ; we are therefore convinced that the letter" is founded 'upon mistake, or. that there is seine confusion in the dates. tn bet, we can confidently say, that not a ship has escaped front any of ,the French Ports that is not known, and that cannot be aoctitinted for. By our Portsmouth Letter we lesrn that the Ex. rediticm got under weigh yesierday ,morning, ant) succeeded in getting round the Ledge ; hut in con. sequence of thelviad veering to the WestwarJ,.the - y were obligetl , to return and conic to an anchor at St. Edens. • The Messetiar which arrived yesterday from ftwo",ia has bt4uiht Di's'patches of a very favourdble idturr ; and it is with great s,itistaition we state thnt e the most perfect cordiaity , obikts between the Charts of St. Jameh's Petersburgh. Y , ...oertlay morning- the three prtie4 who cnn. itatlt:d tor the lilioglish,Loqn, Viz. Mr. GOLD MID, koBAII.TS 411d. rochersi and Sir FR ANcls ro, INC' and otherbe had an interview at Mr. PIT'T'S in I) , ,wninji.strce . t, with Mr. PITT, I\4lr. fI• I PEA, anti Mr. V,ANsITTART,,to hid for the Irish 1,800,cr001. 'Die) delivered an offer to the purv,rt That for every tool. adGanced they would take 51. of Long Annuity, which i 4 Jki# }ears i$ - ,CBt 5 241 . of Nrv:t per Cent. at 884 if. - - 21 'CY hire le:it of 1194...i,ey at .Fay r per Cent. if paid ac. roontiiig tO the I it,t4liticoll - YUitiker Amount of 17ocoLirit if paid up in full . 6 0„ zoS 3 This offer was immediately accepted by - Mr. coe:ran, aid he 6641 ihoi he was pettscily sart,fieci it; TI - e were told tirit Mr. liottitowss -rsterd iy morning expressed 'a desire to make h ''. otivr, but that they had declined ro receive it s , !I,r 41: septiation with his party had ceo , ,eil. The Instalm;nts are to he made as foilostb per Cent, on the 26th xo - -3161 May. 22(1 July. . 201 it ticlor. ' 2 " , - POI Dec. . tsth r.r-.1-N'ot the rar lilts to ltlC Stock, Er. °minion bore a premium of sl ..Irg MAJErrY, accompanied it 01' arid Gwvt.4l , 4F, it petted the in the U 011,4111 they are to wear in Wit;d66r Great Park. LUNI/If it LAND, PR INCESSES SO. At, aycotop.otril by Count Mull- EGEhrort, wok an airing, ► /Inti)ut Givitt I)J,k. ,~, r L. ~.): ~,,y. •••••• • •••• r•••••• V• •• WA. lik' s Vrt :111 - ,trostt everito. trot() Wri g htor ; and elrly day,4notning 144 Rny:Ai accompanied 'by` the . flake of DsvoKsiiiatt,' will leave town for , _Windsor. The Fete at Frogmo r re which will conclude the Royal Entertainments at iVindsnr, is expeaed to he the most splendid of all‘ The prepararions for it . now engross thu whole, time and attention. of. the PRINCRSC ELt V.T11.. The Qusert and the PR tNC iSSES will rise on. Tuesday morning at break "of day. Their dresses at° the Installation Will consist of a garter blue silver •tissue lobe, with a rich silver diamond border. The heed dress to consist of a bandeau of garter blue vel. vet, with the motto of . the Order of the Garter round, grid a brilliant' star in. front. Each of the Knights has three tickets at his disposal, and no more. Thej , ' - . 6ntitle the possessor to a,Seelt in the tem porary gallery,. next Jhe'windows of St. George's Chapel, .and this being immediately opposite to the tables where the Knight's are to dine,' the situation is by far the beat for seeing every thing going for. ward. • • The Throne, 'and the seats set apart for the ROYAL FAMILY, are to be eovered with crimson velvet ; the hangings, draperits . , curtains, &c. d the "Hell acre to be of the same materials, finished with rich old tassels and trimtnings. I4t . short, for nalgnificence and elegance, the approaching Fete will excel every thing of the kind ever seen in this Country. 'The Knights of die Garter have no Spires, as , it is not strialy.a military order. The attendance of Knights of the Bath on the Royal Princes< is a matter (rite new ,in the ceremonial, and is ordered by His iVIAJ ESTY himself, who is resolved that this Installation, both in splendour and expence, shall exceed every thing that BONAPARTE has given. No Member of the College of A r m s , except Si r liAAc HEAltD,..as Garter Principal King at Arms, will attend on' duty. The Nurwich ad Regiment of Vuiunteers, coal manded by Colnnei fiAttv..cr i are going on perm'. nent duty for a . month in Norwich, in the beginning of June. . . Lieur.-Colonel BROWNRI9G, Assistant h, atter. Master. General, is removed from Sussex, to the duties of that department in the SoutherODistriEl, in the room of Brigadier-General Bacr.vvura, ap pointed Assistant Adjutant-General.. The reduetion of the Militia / Regiments to their original establishments has already commenced ; and partieS frOm the 4 3d, 521 , 56th, and 95th Regiments . , and R.)yal Staff Curls s arc arrived in Canterbury, wkich is to be the general depot, for the purpose of receiving those men who may volun teer from the Regiments stationed in the eastern part of Kent, the recruiting parties not being permitted to approaCh the quarters of the resptaive Regiments. The' Foot' Guards will be allowed to receive lout men out of,every kindred, anct.the Royal Artillery ten tiler, frorn'each Regiment, Af:t.er the tettuinati44t of the reduction, a general:ohangeof qu'arters of the Militia' will . • " The West Kent Militia hatse marcht!cl from Sand. wick, Ash, Woodneshorough, and 'adjacent into ,the Isle of Thaw. • The'Royal Bucks are expea.M. to march from Maidstone, to be stationed' on the Cuast between Did and the North ForelAnti. • vrgpr,4 are ti,tid to be ordered from Mar. gate to D*ver:Cotte;,. Several iegintents now in Fist Kent 'are to be • 'renrov,ed lot° die Sussex Pi4rict. . . . - . . ' 'Nearly' 2'oo V't)10,11 tee rs Iron) the Leicester Mali. iia came into Canterbury , yestettlAy afternoon frotn Dover ; they are rn:Pitly fine young men, and will be a' desiMile regwia,tion to the disposable Force'of the Kingdom, ' , . The t4..illowing Letter and Sentence era Gt-neral Court M4rtbil it.ts been published, by order of Gr. neral Sir DAv i D Du Nuns, throuzliout the Southern Distriet : (covy.) 7ildge itivar4ti General'4oaice,Sth 41pril, 165. 'I me, I have hid the honour of laying before the krko the Proceedings °fa General Court Martial, held at Ashford, on . t h e I.;.thi ands'enntinued,, adjournments, till.the 'rqth of,,M arc h l ast, for the tfl,ll of Lieutenant' and Paymaster THOMAS ALIA. SUN MARSHALL, of the t West York Regiment of !v1 litia ; the opinion anti sentence of which' COurt Mattial reciting the Charge is as follows 44 The Court having maturely investi g ti teL l t he circumstances, and considered the evidenoe rsJatink to the charge exhibited against the Prisonci, are' of opinion he. is guilty of behavingin a sc;indalous, infa,' mous manner,sueli as is . unbecouting the Cilaraeier of an , Officer : and a Gentletnan, in frautittlentlY charging . Government 'with .considirable •sumi for greaser piantities of meat than were aCtually delivered to the Non.comoissioned Officers anti Soldiers of the . said Ittgiment,' at sundry periods between the Pit of April, ISo3„aud th?....24.kh of December, 18o4; and as ii appears to the Court, that the SUM of riven kaadred . and- sixtymine porinds'aiae , iiPe pace- Ihitfteliv has been overcharged by him tur mcit, between the lit of April, 1803, and the 24th of December, ;80+, 44 The Court direaS, that he the said Lieutenant and PoiraiisteF, T. A. MARSHALL, do make good' the same,-and do'also sentence him to be disibeastd i s s tr a j eko , , s i o N ;c e ; and LAM to acquaint you, that without concern that His MAJE,tr ha , . int; ,not iced the ingenuous and unreserved con.' fc4s ion of the Prisoner, and . the extreme penitence raw pruteased by him, deems it, however, .indiApen, it.lr, for the sake of mimple, that the sentence of she Court Martial should rake eff"ed. • 10)u will be pleased to favour the with a coin- Htnunicatiun of the day on which. His Majesty'S pleasure shall have been notified to the Lieutenan t • and Papnaster, MAttstini.t„ that I may acquaint the' :Secretary at. War therewith,. as from that (by his pay will cease. • , (Signed) " 4 CIiAItLP.S MORCAN." " Gen, Sir D. Dundae, K.B. &lc." The Leicester Volunteer. Infantry march. into Derby on the 15th of May, and remain lliCie on m „ perabent duty till the 3d of ju e. ivArAL NEH/S. •• rORtSMOUTII, APRIL 19.---ThiS mulning the Queen, Rear-Admiral giCrtront, and the Dragon, with about so Sail•otTransports, baying on board about soon Troops, comprising the Expedition for the Mediterranean,got under weigh,and the whole of them succeeded in getting round the Ledge ; but in consequence of the wind ,veering to the Westward, they were obliged to return, and arc come to an anchor at St. Helen's. The Convoy for the West 'lndies are ready to sail the first fair wind. Ari veil His Maim Vs Ship Carter, Rear Admiral Sir J.. T. DUCKWORTH, Captain 13. DuNN,4roirt Jamaica ; His Majebty's ',Shin Mars, Elmstriams, and Minotaur, from the. Channel Fleet; Me' :sever, S!-lARP. and litverrtaNe, ---, from Stinderland ; and from London. Sailed . the Mat)), ATKINSON, for Sunderland. ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE. This morning early the Transports and :Convoy. for Portugal„ With the queen and Dragon, again got under weigh, with the wind a• little favourable, which, with the assistance of the tide, _Carried them, partly to St.'rielen's Point ; ind, unless the wind should increase to blow from its present point, they will get down Channel ; they were' alt' out of sight by noon. The William Storeship, for Malta, and, the Dexierous and Fervent Gun. vessels, sailed for Gibraltar, to 'be employed tinder the command of Admiral Kructtr, against the Spanish GUn.boats. Alsw.sailed the Prospero Bomb, Capt. Jcot es, with a Convoy for the aiwns; and the lifillbrook Schooner,- Lieut. CALtrENTER ) with a ConvQy fur Plymouth, PLYNIJUIII, APRIL 18.—Went into the . Sound, after having the d.i.nages repaired she sustained.ll striking her false keel un a ledge of unknown rucks in the Sound,-the Naiad, 3S guns, Capt. P. CAME. • steLL, who sailed dircaly on a Cruize to the South. ward. This morning' came down express from the Adthiralty, Dispatches, , said to be of importance, which were tlire4ly sent on board the:Mar:iv, i 8 guns, Capt. SAVA.C4 ; they arc for Gibialiar and the Straights ; she nailed dircaly, and carried our also:Dispatches for Viee.Adtnirid Lord NaLsprr., :. -. Letters froth a very respeCtable house in. Lisbon, dated the n lib instant, to their friends here, ,state, that on tha Sill inst. Prince It ROME BONAr?MTE, • • his Lady , and Family, arrived in the Tagus, (rpm N,;:vv.York, having again. escaped the vigilanct'at all our Fleetsand Cruizers, in the American Ship Erill :. ?lined je tome appeared Much agitated, for 'fear any linglish.Cruizer should, knowing he was in the Tagus, aiolate.the neutrality of the kingdom of Portugal, board the Erip4, and carry bitu..ana family away. rlis Potent Highness had, as it turned out, a narrow escape another American ship attired an the Bth instant, that was boarded by one of our . Cruizzrs, the Ca l ,tain of which !tad intelligence that J t itoste was expe4ted on the coast of Porte r gal. His Highness, as corning from New York, is compelled to,-perform loarantine, When be Is re.; leased, he . will immediately set off for Madrid,, with his Lady, The Gentleinan who, wrote this letter, and who was alongside the Erin,.-deseribes him as a man little man. 13Y all the accounts-received from the diff;:rent Spanish veaselsead sea. ports', we 'cam that so far from Is Sail of the Line of Spanish Ships being ready for sea, and sailors flocking from ail parts of the, countty to man them, the contrary.is the truth,' against what the Affilliteur, of a late date, advances. •- The Portuguese, it is,whispered at Lisbon, have purchased their neutrality. at a very high price ; but'the attachment of that Nation to . Old England is alMost proverbial. HARWIC/I i APRIL 19.- 7 ... The Lae& Frances Post. Office Packet, Capt. FLYN, arrived yesferdai from potteabur g h, with a Russian Messenger, charged with Dispatches for the Artihdssatipr.frotu that Court.; the Diana ?sicker, C art . STILWART, Sailed for Yid. sum s with the lialinhurgh and Bremen Mails; and the Diana, o...uuLNe, with the Mstil for Gotten. burgh, This morning the Earl of Leicester ? j acket, Capt. Tuoi.trKrrt, arrived from Gottenburgh with a Mdil. Remain, about twenty sail of Neutral Vessels, bound to Embden, and other Prussian ports. SHERRNESI, AriuL ig.—Passed by the/ifejest,ic of 74 guns, Capt. HANWELL, to get a new rudder, having been ashore in Yarmouth Roads. Atrivca the DhccwiPiiy Lmb, Capt. CHARLES PICKUORD. Salle t ,the Fearlels Gun-brig, and L'ilimable Frigate (after having been raid wages up to six months), for the ll,,wns. The4l l ;iscbelrea continues the Signal for Convoy to the Elbe, and the ildrijki Alined Ship that for the Yesterday morning CHRIST. HE AYOTt (better known by the name of LOCHABRP,), a noted Stnug. filer, in a fit of desperation, threw himself over. board from the IV, rselita drowned : he Was one that atied a prit,cipal part if efreeling the escape of the notoriout JUIIN;Oti fILT tine Fieer. ShCps at this Port—Zealand, Malabar, Renoninle, clielsca, Cars, 'Magnanime, Yestal, Cruira, CAW! Arnarauthe, Otter, Discovery, Adelplii, Ranger, ,sou l$ Desperate, Minx, Gun:brigs, and several Pirc.osels and lianiti-tendets. v u~ Ifl "L! DEAL, APEIL Majesty's S:iip and Piercer Gun.brig, came in from their !tatiJrti off Boulogne ; Farkas Gtm.brig, from Calais. Sailed the Leda Frigate for the West Indies; L' Poulette with Convoy to the Westward; F '' ) Bomb, and . WatilfaGun.brig, for Boulogne. The Is illington Armed Defence Ship was I Ural l t of Commission thii day, hauled d own hat rendan imd:sailed for Portsmouth. Arrived the Afereuty from. St. Christophet's,Vd sailed for the River. Sailed the Cr star for the Note ; and Bottra to Cruize to 'the Westward. Arrived the Monig.Gtm.brig from a Cruiz e ' In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Diomede. P°ll :H, A riadpe,,Arab, fainaica, C) pet, Orrarew Sre l , LucifeF, Devastatiose, %Explosion, litcla, win 5;1ln-bri g s and 6Viep Armed Defy-lice Ships. I . Barbary, G i e n E o a i t. .°o ' c i c . A r a 1 4 I 7... Cart. 1.001 °I tl ' e rewiasantdhepalarsttmoi-fitsuhcesfisCl,y, 415:,riSn!tiii;bst:iatilifin1:: C , rn -- . the , tiri i oh n o g et; :: di ii : yn t , iebdoug t f h ti: ; c o:, I; s tu a ce m r tn v e c : r : !Ism: bore h t e h the ,Generalu d. 0 li d : : to t h e e r sc. :: I : the Comm. s up an Iwo . t.' loniii ppo les, (lore ciip.,t. LoallytzhCwSahsi afterwards f i t i c o r c w l a o r s d e :vbirtoliu, 0 ight by, a Sloop Of War, the Captain at whic h I° f him to keep a gaol '144.0ut, as hs had •tdvi cll 4 four Privateers° being in the Channel WO, " t i and tw o c -Panis.)t• hut' to inform the Metehtnts° ~ t Greenock theft were several Crullers I ° °k4 6 , 11 / for them. • 9aptain .j.,0 V E suppose s i rn h o l: e h r,, the fla place tocraeram::zitvlto, rendezvous. Coo v t ° h i e .C1::7411 a i h t....‘ ' T T % fi .h l e e r u e7 :. B i f he ali f i r it i l ls ; v_ a t i c, :n:d rcio S a gi fl i ° t er er e r i : Et:ha:cc Deptford, alrl,fl it' 3t' : 1 1°) i : 11 1 o : 13 r : ;:u 'l r iC ;: ur l klll ' to Lisbon, a l : l d i . e t;T l ebo C , : w ien l i t l i t a. ,B :: B, T . : i l u e iclin t i h,y it z4 l l, e ac ) ., :y ...„...by to : : s l: ki e sa ci t n it, e ' lhi s s e s . rh P • it Ship a r i p : : ri:o:: : : : : c irc a lifi The'Couvicitadof, Dos SArvros, Ptr°"6". Cr' into V i g o . . o t t, ca tTi r ici S ie t ii .. m isi e l d ic ia h i a a e r l's w ; :b i s :r a t . tt ih k i e en A w se:/:7 1 # 1 , 1 e h e l e I C R Iai v ;A::::: 1 : : :: : from Greenock, and is arrived en the Ciru c ro o lte Henry Addington trot +Ol iiatfilti4, if 61.1 ' 1) 0;0 the l'eliaii, " 61 F•ltsmonth on the t7th ,df Fcbi" rf ' at C a pt ainM"leraßoitnit:Bie4swortlsoitfeMp,:irncitic:t to ihe_ 0 0 014 t 'n a VI" Dutch r bi ul a oi. t r r m pea h : t Y e th,4 - e il f . t o e r m it ..4 : v i lo i ll w u u : ; ji h n , gil d 'Ar a i t gn e e t 4 l : the ° t9et i ig)::llm:Pietnal:gtir.:l:l;--e""1 j 6 4 , A d s il Q oi ll oadbr i.a T o, eya . .r of i : d G,A the L v s z : r i i. , 0 ne w who ui: . t Schooner,c h u e rn ce m l e a b nd o e t b d c yd, His; and s: .4 wa s j:sve l iye : isei S i r l oi o c a : : , of War . the S'colior, Capt. CA tcr e g ll,P us f who/ most wfmahrioisben:arittalt,ositsr: brave„ hnau4cts,teijcg,e4ea.sitsetwoitr : li t c it:e c e, d i.vi I rri,,i:ri ‘ .44ivir ' ,ll3i p ar e oo t g i of : 3o ll . and for wh)ch g: i . il h a e ' tegi°" anziArArra declared him a Wlernb er ., °' 1 ;0 0 ,1 '44 °t ""°Ur• lie is Considered Di 1 40:4 ": j o g OM ' I±g to Curacoa, there t(itasbu,ne d i e contra c ,.. , bi ipip d vv ia n C- vra nie. :: s i Cr ii i ,rnn Pi s : e i iet a a e .n : : 3i te n c : overboard hN ci d Hin e y} fie h iti } :i s ee v e :: n i t wae gi b t ai , l a ti l l t i 7 : F a t i art c' re u n n t t kac r ; iidi pt the j,r Parisc n oe et attempted u i i r , 'f i l d t t 'tit to his Qi i e i: at ui 1 r. : ace, n t re : ri r:l sii ' t ' i 4, , t ( i c' ho i i v e o r :: :1 , 1 ii le " , c l ) ei rs ba u y n i : ac t ! : i ;: t i l t:l4 : l i : 7 i l l o a no t t s i i: o n'cl i a n. 1 that ci tp,, l it i the t i l ' o ; ° i i voi Fla‘fils 1 i ' , 1 f: cB l o_ ' . :t and 'bu s en l 3 wolb)nireigiiro:sirrtietmloihea6),:iyfesecolgilaiu*lriiieCtstrt isorgcoulrvirdie,virstrai o t h i t :e a : k r .. : l l l 2 l l ,. i i j s c i ca li r c a ( 1 1 ;: vtl i i a—rti‘fi‘e i ß a lNA - PAstra had in a of' °' . A Pi c re , Theatre Francais, audit) the usual' sIYIC , 0 00 4 , reigns, he 3PPesied• there with a briiiiirlireladtv(G • and, ii ' , try numerous - card. The hou se °' an ti it i ' l r -e ..:verY Parr. Hews seated in hi) D'”l',3ocrttlYi "11.iman'ailaUt to rise * when an otJlige' 41 f oto' . v i me!l exciiiirrietri- ,‘ °rt.-cirri l'OratiPire.cd-P4 l ih tl r e o u ug " h 'il ev : e wl i ja y s ' is ct r t r iti t r: ci w f c'n' t 'Y' he n: ti:O r r eelPl:::::::/:'''n(Cl6/11‘': " A principal actor came for w 3 ri l t , i lti l ' ( l ic i .. ,, fil e ' e piece: , w Pl h i a e n r c e t i e l n i v' g . h i o : l l 4 l I lotien coin. d un . a i v:cpr:Selliaiv.villocloile'nortrs:lPi:lii:i'li:?o, -, :x l i el: t d; t111 1 : c. ' D i l i s Lisez It" papier ; . litest le latitrlP ',t oo l vil' e , paper ; read the raper.) It was ogai n PI P' t he 1 0 ' ° Ike earnestness and enthusi.On 3SbrOICI us e l l" 1)1 (1 '' ~ f resatmdfeg in rainy parts with the stu n 10(100* But before he curriplied, the c•sottous il: le , fricr• towards the Imperial 8.,x, vvhen 1305Ar14%, t o 'lir,. ing it might he Borne adulatory ,o , nifl e ,i; si ; c l ; self, nodded as.ent. The house 0146. il f o ilolv' riv grave ; when the attar read aloud .11'e words : .. 1!° i - „' , Corse, 4, ~, LOU" ,oat *'- is J-tieX it prtorz - 0 1'• to o 7 1‘ Renounie the Corsica), • and ' r" , J s . ou ‘ .1.0 ivh ich c ~,g " The rapturous burst of -appow- w,,f,ig be ot rrom every 'part of the house on thC' e 5 ',..:41 0 re ,i uttered, was not to be deseribed---iraPPF kn el/r ill , utmost i 0 u) oil and diStnay." . • - the Elou:ei:f tiONAPARTE hearth it as hiS to to , 1 ,;, Palo° quitting the Theatre, -returned to i , — • r