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POLI CIES for the ,INStql.A.Nel, or olitain g 's, t urniture, xi , t.rolawlizi, ship., Vessels ;=71.04 all other Pro l x• r ty, against .-",;-•or-DatMigi.: by FIIIF., . on Pri n ciples th e , most liberl and tiicitable, and on Terms consistent w ith the zunttral security trf tbe Office andthe Pullie. •.,.'' 4 1surances due and payable at Mid:nmmor=flay must be 4 ‘I .x sil within Fifte n Days therefrom, or 0 Policies will be . , I ' o . • . • .The incr eased Value of all Property rendyrs.. it in g eneral 'effsary.irrp•iiiir`lent l'iritori,i to ado to their InSiltandes ; such Vditiona will he made by tbi, (Vice without 'Cha r ge fir the volicies • nor will any be made for Volic;ie; fel. In of . 4 00 I. or l'ip w •Ard's, ' . , PARMING "STOCK at the reduced Premium of 2s. per eat. ' ' ' • • . • 1 • • h^ •t . at the principal Offices in the •a. s may . , Td 18 . v. r aud Lonflon, or at the; Company's A'gents in Le diirerent Citits i• - •.nil . Towns in Great-Britain and Ireland,. • ROBEItT SK.V.I.TON, Secretary. • ROYAL A....S.SURANUE OFFICE, tte.tilizhed b7. l .to'yal Charter,. in the Reign of King 9eorge the First. • • I . . June 1812. t b . . . , • .ER. . SONS, hose: a'rn.ral 'Premiums fail due ... , %... - on. the a4tlL instant, are hereby informed, that Receipt s :: r ready to be deliveced zit the Company's ()dices, over i ec -i t ti ?_y_ s a . l.El, - „..h. iige - antl . in-PaP , Mall, as well as by their re , sure, , t Agents in the several Counties ; and the Parties as, ti, are revested to apply.for- the Renewal of their Poll t, )• on or before the 9th of July;next, as. the usual Pilteen ,‘,rs' allrneedfor' Payment, beyond the date of each Policy, •ut tlien expire. - SAMFEL PENNING, Jun. Secretary. Attendance is, giren, daily, at.the said Offices, for the tt,rance of M Goods, erchandize, and Ships, in t:Lhour,- ot while frotn Loss or Dama ge ' .`ire ; and also for the AsAtraur.e of and icri.naing on hives. A„:•s ire Policies will he issued free of Expense to the ere the - anmloi Premium amounts to Gs. or up- ESTATES FOR SALE. FRF.EHOLD , MANOR FARM, in_ ESSEX • called '• : 1 1.1.X P. 41 HALL, with Possession at Michaelm asnext. - TO -BE SC.)LI3 BY AUCTION, LYAS 'NEWMAN, - 4t. MART,I-,he AUCTION ART, opposite the Ba n k o f F a:g l an d; "nection of the Trustees, under the Will of William Wayland, deceased, TUESDAY, the 30th of Jruke instant, at Twelve o'Cleek at Noon, k Very desirable ancl- truly valuable FREE t , HOLD MANOR FAllikl;• called CRIXEA HALL, si §e Crixea, - Um.- County' of Essex; comprising diVers 1, 2 es'ares' o f rich Arthle Pasture and Marsh Land, contain- Y adineasuremcnt, 216 Acres, es,be the same more or less, • gn state cf cultivation, having been for many years 40 occupied by the Proprietor; together with a subvtautial st_ aarnmodions Brick-fronted DWELLING-HOUSE, situ kitos°4 a pleasant eminence, containing two Parlours, a _en, Srore-romn cool Dairy and Pant r y, fi ve a i r y Bed list:"ers, two' Attics, and two good C e lla rs ; a l so a Brew tt,tle, with an. Oven, a Coal-house, and other numerous and 01-ices ; two Barns, Stabling for fift ee n H orses , l it ''se•hou se , two Cart-lodges, with a Granary over one o f '10 4, 4 ,-. ut ticiento contain 150 quarters' of corn ; also several 14,r \:'atkle-sheds Cow-house for 10 O r 12 Cow s; Pi gger i es °thyronvcnient Odt-bui,dings, an excellent Garden, 14,014atect with choice Fruit Trees, and also a COTTAGE XIV 3 Tenements. lielot,,;,bovt Estate is pleasantly, situated, commanding a tizite,„„wetliver Crouch and-of the Thames. The House au.d ctPi" Zyl Ci in complete r e p a i r , an d fit f or th e i mmed i ate r a of respectability' ; distant about forty fie,„ ...Liles from London, twenty f rom Ch e lm s f or d, an d ten a l i ron ijdon, two capital Marketitowns, and only two Miles .. il l3 Arnhatil, where corn is shipped•for the London Mar every iveek.—The L4fid-Tax i 3 redectord. Bitaf,7e mov be viewed until the day of Sale, by atply - • 6. t tiled .Pa rt:culars and Conditions of Sale will he distri ct ;Lein du•e \ tizne, and may be had •upon the premises ; and Nti.. :Black Bo inn Clielin - sford ; Head, Maldon Bart., Burnliarn; Royal Hotel, New South-End; Three NitCelca;ster ;. Blue Posts, - Witham; Spread Eagle, In. t 'ne; Whit e Wart, Romford ; the s place of Sale ; and •Ith, TI•NDAL And PraklNs, tioliditors, Clielmsford, at 44! Office Plan ond Of the Estate- may be seen ; and at th e Lon... • MANOR OF 'OAKLEY.---BUCKS. - z BE SOLD BY • AUCTION', t the no' clock, MY. 1). GODSON, • • CTION y - of , near the Rank of Eand, o I tiD4Y; the 3d Da JULY net, at One o'clock, DI FOUR LOTS; VI, that the said Freehold MANOR, of OAK kw ;LEY, witj, Itie;l;! . s,'lLoyalties, and Appurtenances, if; torte capital and distinct FARMS, cootainiugtogether, !Zll4 nobly, 12 p 4 ercheq, •of - excell e Feeding, Dairy, ,210.4'.',11131e Land, mashy -Tither-free, and the whole of the rkfit; 6 / 4 tl ; s it u at e in -the parish e s of O a l t l e y an d tife camty af Bucks; together with the valuable and e t t s !" Rig - Li s Of Connooo zippertinant thereta, in . the re-. tet t , le Henry Messrs . . Thomas Hudson, Ettmuad ; 1 d Henry Fenniniore.- to t o e ,,, i)-liou - sc3 aril Buildings are conveniently situated CiaiiiresFectivd farms, • and are in good condition. _ `Ott o :Y u ji sj`9 miks froni the- City of Oitord,, 5 tram haute, I , l lr - -- p4t. v er, and from Aylesbury. - of the Manor-house, will shem. the Estate, of i;hSto; l!rinted 'partictilarg" 'may be bad, 14 days prior to. the 41,8 0 at tbe . Aue'el-lon, Oxford; Caharn Arms Buck text 4 1 . 14 , Red Hipt - Wycombe • George, Aylesbury ; Irtme ; of Mr. GODSON, Ind Agent, Hook N0r .1,144;(1,";:fu. rd; ' of Jolts Pc earn,' Esq. Gray's Inn-square, where rviaps of the Estate may ba seen ; and of the • at the S.-Latta:7's (Kee, Auction Mart, London. It : , EST:F..,:iE IN TH.E'COUNTY,OF ROXBURGH. '144„, „ 't 0 . 131: SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,- on A,the rtoyal F.xchange CoEee-House, .EINNTIURGH, Aft„:_. e ullesdav the Stii 'of July .next, at Two o'clock, 11.. , r 7.°F'n, .(ii not previously disposed of by Private. atn 4 ii 1,-, . 1 k , ' • I)(k‘zii.,.,ATJNIDS: of F.ROGDEN; OLD FROG riit k , . . 'zit - TARPS:RIG, h.L.NNEIt LESS, BLACKLSW, i l t li , t 4 .: - .c in . l t TyliklYßES, and . E..-STERSTEA.p, all being. to- . sf e t ea ,.., the perish of Liatin, and County of Roxburgh. 4_ , v ile ~,‘, 3 term dne compact and highly valuable Estate. c,., er-t-znousand . Four Hrintired and Thirty-eight (English Vh4 E,,, he re!.7, all now.ont of Lease. I \ 4 i rt --ate :e Ciiiefl7 Arable, and part of it capable of fur '4_prietfrol'erner.t. The publielnirdens are moderate. The 11 . 'ere i,.. 1, 41 a r!ght to hie Teiuds, which are valued.- 1) tith e ,, ,• rom.plet,r,.. rarni-%•ous-'•tral Offices at Frogden,. and 41 A.,, , o i tt at yerterstead i v . riiii'HC)l;ses-a,nd Buildings on other e : E .:-: Property. , - The Wood is thriving.: k t ;:ith i ii 'ip,t . ...f il-`Sitzateti ,about Four or • Five Miles to the • iot f -, - b€ 4 . z ,iis f ,:ri, - (to ‘ which there are g0.i.V.,113.0ad5), in a rich 9, s 4 7atici.. () _'' r . ?n . thry, and several excellent situations m:tv r.,, , 13.,, - (ii _ . , : . nat.ding a ;Viansion-house., well sheltered and i,''Y i k. d,..` 1 . _:. , a nue view,. To a Sportsmail the Place has t,.?/• th, ‘ " ,s u ll t t ages for hunting; shooting, and fishins. tVcri.„ . 4,:- roaragement of Offerers, the upset price is fixed 1 , 4 .oi 4)ionea.nd Guinea, whiti, at Twenty-six Years pur- 4 1 1 : 1 13 0 1 .0 "P.Psed Value, is One,Thousand Two Hundred N t(.. tnt v 4 . 1 -7 a . recent Valuction of the. Estate, made by one . v,t_:r ed . E ;_u r it‘or,of." Land, and abont Three Thousand Five l q "°r * A'rdsf belo-.v the Valuation of . another eminent' i y or atni of th : 1 1 1 / 4 1 , 1. gt . the price may remain for - a time in r;:ift,rfellnht,r Parti;ilil e r r ;, and for inspection of the Plan, l ''.l -1114 deT ent, and Vallistion of the Estate, application may „, t.,,, . ~0 A l _ ss . . L' m e. , r .is. Mackenzie nod Moueypenny, W.S..Ediri kilv'ln- 0 : s irs- Spottiswoode and ItObertsvp Sa‘li'Ville-street Will direct William and John Smith, Writers, Kelso; the Lands.to be shew S t 5 Y, J,U P. 27, '4812. (.7%, , Jueel6, 1812. _ . . THE . COMMISSIONERS VICTUALLING His .. 1 1dJESTI"3 NAVY do 'hereby give Kotite,,Thot !on Frid:.y, the loth q1.fa1 . .7 'text, they will he ready lo receive Tz•r<7.' , m in teritii t g, {sealed ap), and treat for thiale of alt the Y. l Chart shall azade in his .117cje.1ty's Ere:vitt= pia Diptford., for one year,' fr;;-27? !he 21st of that Afoith anal also ..for:the Supply of what coormAGE Town made COOPERS." TOol,.ti*, -or fl'oois er;oi goodnezw, the ,ScrtiCe of this .I:iep,'l , rtliol may requfre,.fpr ~syytcc yf l'thdee f•ta.--, the date of tine Cosaract, (a 1F de/ivemd into the ) ie!aalli Stores at :hat ;lacy ; is' be paid ICI: by Bilk, payaVe leith lnte'resi, Nineig - -rjxis after date. The Co:nditions of the Ccistracts Ltrey be seen at the Secre tary's No regard will le hcid to .any Tender in 3,-hicilz the . rice skull >tin' be inserted i, u7,,res at length, that ~T.;:7 -: be _ delivered to th e Board leAre One .'C.;loch on the said the'loth rf July ny.it, nor ,unless t!ie Person t•e7z, •-a ..7) the Tend-r, or some Per son on his I,:thalf, atte.tdr,:o GILSIfitY wire:: called for. • Each Tender for the must also be oi-cmnp . ani,!d,by a Lcttcr sinned by two re.spbheible Pervons engaging to Leconte bound kith . the Party tendirins, • in the Penal' Sum of 2001' far the due peiferm.ance of the Contrac.t. • • ' • • TR_INSPaRT-O,I 7 FICE, Jai;e., 17, 131 e.. TUE COMMISSIONERS for onductiag ISIS itI.4.TESTY'S :114,VqP °RT . SEl7.l7CE:forlaLinz,r Care of Sich and Trott; :ed Seainen, awl for the Care and CastadY of PrisoNcrs of War, do hereby give Notice, that they will Lc ready at ikis Office, on Tuesday; the 7th faly,P3r2, to receive sea!et! Tenders, and t;-cat -with such PersonS as Mag . lie will r to Controet fvr Sapplying, for rttelye i ll laiti certain, JACKETS, WAISTCOATS, TIIOWSERS PALLIASSES, BOLSTER-CASES, card LIST, for Prisoners of irar iu • SHUTS, BOYS' SHIRTS, and . DI:XI{ TROWSERSAr Sick mtd 'rounded Seanten,and Sick Pris k mers of War. Na Tenthr trill be received ,after One oCtfoch oz Ai Day of 7::eaty,nor.any, noticed, witless the PurQ,or ..-IgentAr him, personally'attend. :Eaeh Tct.o r 7A nit be cteconydYecd by a Letter two retiteetttble Pireons, engaging to ,ieconte bound wi,fit the Person tendering, in Or Sum of 1000!: for the due I-Wm-mance of the Ccuarr FoTther Particular:: -2.n4be known by.applying at.W.4office, and sa;apies seen at the Storekeeptr-Gcnera,"4', Dz:kc-aret. ADMIRALTY-0.1 - 1 7 TC.3, June 24,18 . 12. WIDOWS'. PENSIONS. NOTICE is hereby given, That the WIDOWS of COMII,SSIOic and WARRANT OFFICERS of the. Royal Navy, receiving Pensiuns frsenthe Charity established. for their relief, will be paid their Pensions due the slat May last, at No. 10, New-square, Lincoln's"-Inn, by Edward F.- Hatton, Esq.. the Paymaster of the said Charity, viz. The Widows of Captains, Lieutenants,and Masters, cuFriday, the 10th of next month, the Widows of Boatswains and Gunners on Saturday, the 11th, and the Widows of Carpenters, Par sers, Surgeoni, and' Second Masters, on Moriday, the Mth, and on erery succeeding Thuisday, between the hoar Of Ten aud . And Notice is further given, that Remittance Bills x•:11 be seat . oil the 10th of next mouth to those Widow's resident in the country, who have. requested to be paid their l'rrsiims nearthe respective places of their Residence. - J. NV. CILONI:R . THOMAS WATSON, DECEASED. ALL PERSONS liashig- Rnv Clahn or Derimnd upon the ESTATE of TI - 102i:A'; WATSON, late of Parish of 'St. Mary, , Islington:, - in the Co:inty of Middlesex, Nurseryman,. deeeased,,are dr,ired to send an uceol:nt c;fthe saate,to Robert Oldersintw, o 1 Lower-street, Islington ; 'or tv Mr. John Neill, of Surry_strect, in Straad, the Executurs, in order that the same rosy be examiged and settled. 1 . - . . At a I3;11' NEPAL MEETING of TAN' NEI'S and LEATHER FACTOILS, held in London, the' 43d June, 1812, to tale intnconsideratiou the Proposition of tire Chancellor of the Exchequer for Doubling the Duty on Leathe It Was resolved - unanimously, I.rrifiAT it is the opinion_ of this Mee'tiug that the enormous Duty proposed will, if carried' ilto• effect, be deeply injurionS to the Leather Trade,—Will operate as a partial and o pp ress iVe Tax on the, Manuacturer,—and will materially ;greet the interest efthe Landed ProprittOrs.. 'H. Thal it ill operate as a partial Tax on the ;Karnfie turer,'betause the proceSs of Tanning requiring for many Ar ticles about twelie months, the 'tanner ;mist necessarily pos ses.,. a large Stock, bought in contemplation of . the Old Duty continuing, hilt for which lte *4l now be called upon to pay flexible DM*, without the• y o*o of remunerating himself, as Le ither being sold m Publie_iViarket, the price is . m‘t, regu lated by the expeiice of the manufacturing, but wholly b!, the demand and the supply, 111. That' if the Duty on manufactured Leather be houbH, it will necessarily Keduce the value of the Raw Materials, par- tietfurxy of Oak Bark, and thus materially affect the -Landed Interest. IV. That if • from any miexpeeted - increase in the demand, or odiminutiou iu the supply,of Leather, the price of the Raw Mat&la's should not he depreciated, it unavoidably foMws that this i proposed Tax will fall plenliarly heavy on.the lower Classes,—ipasmuch as the Shees Worn by the labouring Poor, notwithstanding they are cf the cheapest .materials as d. coarsest workmanship, yet, being double .the:weight, they pay double the Duty of those worn by the higher ranks of people. V. That it is obvioUs that an increase in the price of Lea ther must tend to diminish the Exportation. of all Articles mAttufacturetrof Leather, particularly of low-priced Shoes and Boots, which afford employment to many thousand'Pers'onN in various parts of the Kingdom. • VI. That, upon the whOle, this proposed additional Duty on Leather, which Adam Sm. calls " areal Necessary of Life," appears on this'oceasion not to have'bsen doily Consi dered, as it is a Tax whi.;ll., though often suggested, our ablest Financiers have always rejected, as contrary to the maxims of sound policy. VII. 'Chet for the foregoing reasons, this 'Meeting will, by every eonstitutioaat means in their power, oppose the said Tax, . iii order to prevent it from bcing,c,arried into a Le... - . 1% .VIII. That Copies of these I:e,solotions be inserted lit the Newspapers, ,and transmitted to the Tannecs in every Dis trict in thelCineenr, regneSting th4f co-operation and sup per!: _ {X.,That th•e first General Meeting of the Tanners of gn g land .be held at the Half- Won Tavern,. Gracechurch street, London, on Tuesday, the 30th Jnii'e, instant, at Five. o'Clock in the 'Afternoon precisely, take into considera tion the most effeetual means of opposing the said Tax. B Order of' the Meeting, BElt. DREW, Secretary. NOItTHAMPTON: Ar .. T a MEETING of tht•INHABIT2rNTS of the TOWN of NORTHAMPTON, held pursuant to publk Notice at - the Guild all in the said Town the 28th Day of Mar, 1812, JOHN CHAMBERS, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair; Resolved Unanimously, •• Tlit an humble and dutiful Address of Condolence- be presented to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent,.expres sive . of the horror and detestation of the unexampled and atrocious murder of the Right . Honourable'SpenceC Pcrceval, late one of the Members in Parlianieot for tins Town. The following Address was then proposed by Dr. Kerr,. seconded by Mr. Justic e S m ith, adopted, and ordered to be ingrossed. To his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales,, Regent; of th e United hingdoni of G N U Britain and Ireland. The hum!de, dutiful, and loyal Address Of - - the Mayor; - Bailiffs, Burgesses, .and other the Inhabitants of the Town of Northampton : • 'lay it please your Royal Highness, We, the Mayor, Bailiff., Burgesses, and other the In habitantsof •the Town of Northampton, assembled in the Gaildliall of the said Town, on Thursday, the 21th day 'of May, 161 2, pursuant to public Notice; beg leave to approach your Royal 'Highness with sentiments of the deepest sorrow and regret, in order to express car utmost horror and- detes tation of one of the foulest and mostatrocious acts of Murder, on the person of thellight Honourable ,Spencer Perceval, that ever stui.led the annals of tht Country, _ as being conk nUtted. within "-the walls of the House of Commons, on his way to discharge tl.e high and important duties of his office, 'as Prime Minister of these Realms; By this dire Calamity your Royal Highness has been de prived of it Most ,faithful and confidential Servant.: the Coun 'try of one of its brightest - Ornaments as a Statesaian, a Mari,' and a Christian ; and ourselves of a Representative in Par liament, of".whoge valuable Servicei for upWardS of 16''YZars we , shall ever cherish the most grateful Recollection. While similar sentiments of . Sorrow and Regret are daily tendered to your Royal -Iligizne,s, on this most melancholy EVent, we feel ourselves more particularly called upon to cx press.tn your Royal Highness o'er most heartfelt Condolence for the of so great good a If any thing, however, could alienate the painful Impres sina which is so generally felt on this mournful occasion;. it is the consoling assurance we derive floes the measures which Parliament have already adopt.l, in Consequence.of .your Royal liighness's most gracious recommendation' that, the family of this great and lamented Statesman tlfas cruelty bereft of a hus'oinid, a father, and' aprotector, will ,not. be left destitute of a 'provision, at once suited to their rank in society, to the meritorious services of their departed relative, arid tithe character and dignity Of the nation. For this mark of your Itoyat Highness's gracious and humane sympathy in the feelings of ,an afflicted faraily who have been so-long and inLimane:y connected with Mr. ;Per teval, and whose loss we now so sincerely deplore, parti cularly entreat permissi,pn most strongly to express our lively sense of gratitude. • . We filially beg your Royal Highness will accept the most solemn assurance of our nimiterabki loyalty and attachment to his - -waicsty'3 Person and faluity, and 10 the - government of the country, now entrusted to the cal . o, of your ;loyal ' — 4l.esuli'ed Unanimously, . That the said Address be signed by the Mayor, on the behalk of the Meeting. , Resolved Uhizatiolisly, That the M - ayo, the Ncnibers in Parliament for this Town; and such ether Gentlemen as-can make it convenient to at tend, be requested to present such Address. • Resolved Linanimondy, That the Thanks of this Me.7...ting he given to Dr. Xerr, the Mover, and to Mr. Justice hurith, the Seconder, of the Ad dress, fol. the able and impressive m, - 4aner in which they re spectively treated subject. Resolved - tin:tin:nously, - - • That these Resolutions be sighed bythe,Chairman, and, to. gether with, the Addeess, be publithsed twice in the News papers the Northampton Mercury, the Sun, and the Islt/ruing- Chronicle, after the Address has been - presoite,d. JOrIN cHANIBE I ts, The. Mayor having quitted the Chair, it was . - ,riataimoo3.ly resolved, that the Thanks of the Meeting begiven to him, for his Readioess in calling the same, anti far his proper conduct in t'.a Cha ir. MRS. 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You truly state d. that it has always been a cestom .g.the Theatrefor first-rate Performers to dispose of their bog ea , themselves, that they ,may have an opportunity of• making some return to their pH friends and patrons for former kindness. .And surely, if ever a Performer had aright to the Farzai t ! privilege, Mrs. SIDDON'S might presume to exercise it.' tier 'private ,merits, as veil as . her great talents; h av e justly procured her the esteem and regard of sonie,of the most distinguished 'per- WaS this country, and it would . be hard, in deed, if she were denied the opportunity of chew . ing her respect and gratitude to them. But you might have urged in opposition to the anonymous malice yhich has assailed her on this occasion (and indeed on too many others), that it was formerly the practice of the higher Performers to take part of the Pit into the Boxes on their benefit nights, and ,even -to allot a part: of the Stage to the ad inirers andenieleds of such Performers. Pik; Mr, Editor, if I ani rightly informed, Mrs SIDDONS -hatLapplications many.years ago. from persons of -distinction and privateiriends, to secure places for them on her farewell night,' whenever it should talie place. IT the boxes lead beer left to the ordinary Miele - of disposing of them at the - Theatre, S it. is evident that the general eagerness for places would base prevented Mrs.. SIDEIONS frOire giving any preference to those•fromwhoin she has long experielle4l kindaess.and 'protection. lint, as 3 - c , tl jestly stated, aelvertistertient : ll jh;nuieii7g 'her benefit appearct upwards of three cells ago,. and seeeiy the parti who..clid.not go e till Jute orlSray - last en leer hodSe e tu epply for pia.ces couldhave littie hone or exT)e - Aaticin of ob= . Wining :ley at sO late a period, • -knit I am war ranted _in saying, upon due' •inquiry, that the statemeut, given in tee illitieral attack alluded to iS a. gross exaggetaticre The family, I under stand, were at dinner when- the party mem, and an answer . %vas ialeitdistely Sent; signifyi ng , in respectful terms, that el:-the boxes were taken.--.. ~ft is Lin - iehtable, 147,6t.ree. that there. should be the least necessity -fc,r defending upon sacs.- grounds a person who i,:ar. ornament zo her sex: and . to her cce.u!e:y. in the co!lese of o long professionel. eareie she has gratiLed tfeensands, I might pzirliaps• w•:th truth say - more, fusel all parts of the eivilieed world. : It is Iti&lly pro -ha tbet heieXertions h4Ve ant been prOiiaezive merely of an-10*mA and azillrAtiou, but Oiat Ler por, - ces, -in the rcpreseo.tation CI gn.lt, have increased the horrors Of self-rept:oat:h e hi her Bearers, and colthined thc iniidence of Virtue in those of a . different desteriptiOn.-41 was 'said of GAnafettz, • " A Nati9n's taste depeaig:)::. yea, " Natio3's virtut Arai the came obserk-ettion R apt less cpplic:•:)le to this grcA,.aciress.--As herƒubQCcarcer ia3 becu so, honourable to hers elf, r„,•al . so and.pr0!..., , , , ,b1y morally use,ll, to the paOtie, a, 11 , ...r conduct in priv . ate life has been th.ufora,ity- prop e , : , .and her character . uni:lipeazhable, At is that sht shouid• so often have bt.: , :a tiz= marl% Q t, ; bu • . t. t ezirne great 23 ear:o2; te:eX;2l;" and it-id impossible 'to erazielte fro7n the heart of those who eannJt rise to equal E6\ )ti 0f fame and fortune. I trust,. h0'.7e.. - er, Edit Edi that' ' " The weary Sun will -mate a goldep se;" and that the audience who cnljoy n:cian choly pletti u r e o f witnessing the.lifq e cc:ions of this great actress and-truly re,:pe.ctable will spew that tiicy aretininnited by tr:v! li, feelings, and greet her with all the zeal which they are, ae , ...ustf.;..ied to manifest in F pre-canineat talents and desert.