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Duff liainburgh, 3 Cottenbuigh, i L36boil, 1r Dublin, 3 Waterford. Consols . PRICE OF STOCKS TutS DAY AT TwsLys O'CLOCK• T 1 E .S UN. S 8 1101.14 M QUIS n:cv.us FALSUM 41JDZAT ? LONDON,' TtIVESD,kV, OCTOBER' 3, 1805. with considerable, regret that \ve lay before bur Readers the 'fallowing Letter, which we this inorning recelved'fitin,Falmouth, dated O&. ' — e‘ Mr. HAav'Ev; the kite Master'of the Leicester i'acket, arrived here,from Scilly late last night. He was coining hotne from the West Indies in a Mee. ehant"Vessel belonging to the Leeward Island. Fleet, named the trilliain., of Neweastle, but they parted franc rite Elea upwards ofa month ki,q,...,.(300..th„ . .23d tilt, the Wiliam MI in with the Haddick Schooner, Lieut. Soeny, with it M:111 from Jimaica, being dispatched front thee in consequence of the cap itite of the Packet (suppesed to be the Cliesteilie74) lii sight ofiamaica. Mr. HARVEY went on board the Schooner, which was then in company with the Calcutta Man of War, having seven sail of Vessels under Convoy from-thesEast Itidies. On the 250, in lat. 49. 40. long.'s 1. O. a French Frigate, came up, (being part of, a Squadron of five Sail of , the Line and two Frigates, thee in sight) ,and engaged the Calcutta one hour and ten minutes, but Was then silenced. Skertly'after :a Line of Battle Ship came up ) and commenced en engagement with the Calcutta, but it. • soon ended, and it is . sup posed' .she struck to the Line of Battle' Ship. 'The Freuch.Scoadron alse took the iI illih,rr , of Newcastle,. *Ltd another Vessel belonging tothe Leeward Island Fleet: What became 'of the French Squ - adron the Calcutta's Convoy, , Mr. R" caiiiint tell, .is they. sal,t, no more of 'theini'it. being nine at night %lien the Ca lett Oa was:left:engaging." . • Thii:aceottnt Wl4 44 . it ; ,:froM Scilly: by, .the Meer Sloop of War to Adn*4l - CPRZ,AVAti.IS. Mr. V - BY landed at Penzariee in a Cutter franc Scilly, and the'Schooner With the Mails is hourly cispei.chid.. Although . ll6 inteqrsence of this event had reached the Admiralty this morning, we enter tain, the strongest apprehensiOes that it will prove to be true. The Cattiata, of 50 gun:,, Cap 7 tain WOODUIFV ) ' was sent out some months ago to St. Helena, to bring bpme the remaining home ward-bound 'Hest Thdiamen, and she was eXpeEted home ;thout this tittle. The Ships that she had under her convoy were Aiet 'all English,- but there is every reason to . believe that they have all been captured. The FrOeh Squadron' was, in all probability, the one lOich was supposed to, have returned same time ago to Rochefort, and. wt supPese had either not: 'returned to . POrt',.or had eluded the vigilanee of our bruizer's, end bad again put to, .sea.. There is, hpwever, reason to hope that they may 'yet be intercepted, with their prizes, as intehigenee was sent i as We have already stated, to Admiral COILWWALLIS, •*" A Letter from Park of the lath ult. states, that the two Imperial Cotirts have, iu a joint NotO aressed to the Court of Berlin, declared, " that they had no o*iition to the individual Neutrality of Prwsia, but to a neutral league under the protedion of his Pru;sian 3,l.,:wity, as such a •Icague would be entirely to the advantage of Franco, in permittin; her to withdraw her Troops froln Hanover, Holland,' and her Northern iroutierL, defended as they w o uld be, in that case, by Powers ; calling themselves Neu- . trals, but rendering, in fa6l,,the services of Allies. The'Neutrality of I North has besides, everYsinco' 803, been violate+ by'the occupation of Tianover by the french, win are now ready tiaevaenate a, Country they, in then prerierit circumstances, are, unable to detencl ag'tinst the Milted Forces of Russia: and, : England."—T tis 'reported, that' in consequence of it.* Note, the Ku of Prusi,l orders„ cording to tho desire c)f . ' pottoc, t;)r those tuditary prepar4tions - which li.tvo-since been in3,le. Private Letters fi-rm) Holland of the eiBth and 'nth ult. speak of the probability 01;1 spi...ody renewal of tho corornereol intercourse' be.t‘Oeen that Country and rtgland. The Dutcit MerOytilts are, it is stated', al. ready allowed to receive from this Country. suit ar ticles as arc the Prptiuce olptiAT States; tu'lci it is said that the mint eft goods of England'are 'wow forward to be permitted to be imported into the tav i tm T err itories, on payrnentot that,' of Seven and a:11AI per cent. Several Dutch Alerchants have; i t s added, injconsegnenee, sent orders to a very con sideratile.atnount, to their Correspondents in London. , Mr, PITT' tAtt tqwn yesterday tor wanner Castle. Ile was to'sleep laq night at Rochester. Lord CA sTucrif:Aent gave on Tuesday an elegant dinner to the . Cabiin't Alinisters, and a few other friends, at his-house at East Sheen. A cabinet Council 'a its xoterday held at Lord Molgr4v.e:fi'Offict., on the ~nbjeo of the last Advice's v ccei N ed froxu, the Court of Berlin.- N 4 I' L NEW 4 PLYMOtrrils OCT. li-b.:Arrived ,the James, Fog. STER, from'Memel, with timber; the dm:, SigoNDs, and Etymon, Jouwsow, from St. Petersburgh, with heinp ; anct,the Friends, LubtLET, from Riga, with hemp—all for this Port; also His Majesty's Ship ,Rostrio, from Ireland. Sailed His Majesty's Ships Rose and Brick, on Cruize, The Fleet which sailed two days since for the Downs, under convoy of the John Bull Cutter, have put back by contrary winds, the wind b;owingstrong at East. r l. FALMOUTH, SEPT. 30.—. Arrived the BrOihiT4', PISCKY and Susanna, DALLIN, 'from , Londeln Nancy, GRIFFITHS, from Bristol ; Neptune, HIT CHINS, from Svansea ; 'Swan, WlLLthats; and Con cord, from Con way ; Queen, CLE • mExoE, from Cardiff; and Jane,, BAKE, from Liverpool ; Ra pe,PEviTs; from Cardiff; Aeu, spiedwell, PATlttcr.; and ,Harriet and joliii,l3A`E.E, from Milford ; and His Majesty's Ship liminber, Hat., from,a Cruize, : Sailed the Prince of Miles, laiLurimA, for Pen- Lnice ; Danish Brigs Christiana, KHAN, Elizabeth Maria,CHRISTIANA, liergaren; HENDRICKSON, for Argainento (Spain), with cocoa. The Newfoundland outward-bound Fleet passed this Port yesterday, with a breemttt th Northward, and whieklias continue(' strong. all this day., His Mlilmty's Shit) Thalia, of ;rG guns, with the Diatm-atici-Altion East India Ship 3, passed this Pat this day, for'the East 1nd4:,..5. Po WritIUUTB, "OCT. 2:--Arriv,2l - Ow 4 4, 7 09 d im , iIEssANT, from London. Alfio Flis 'lajeity's Ship. Enadb..,l7, Captain Joi'tt.r NALTi:istipb,..with Convoy to Cork. ; and the Ganges ; IdNr ;: and Hearn, Mien.% 1`.:).; for St. Nters-: burgh. :This, morning ,Lord RottEtur. FILZOIMALD. em barked on hoard the Aganteihnon, of 64 guns;' ko\vAil) BLitity, and two o'clock she sailed for Lisbon, where she will, land l iit Lordship, and 'then proccod to join Lord: Ngusinc" His Lordship Nt'as saluted by the_lioyal IVillynt, Admiral MoNmenr, when he embarked, Ipeitig t;ie Ambassador at the Court of Lisbon. brebe. 'Frigate, Capt. MA LBO iv, is ordered to run down the Coast of Africa, - 111(1 from thence proceed to the,West Indies. Tin. Hon, Admiral BEIIKtILLY, Commander in Chief of the Sea. Fencihles on the Coast of Enghml, arrlyed here last night. The Admiral has ,been in spdaing this description of our• Force throughout, the whole Coast for the last two months, accompanied by his Secretary, W. Lovr, Esq. • Sur.EnNzss, OCT. 1. 7 --Arrived‘ the Adamant, of gun 4, Capt. G. livavrox, and John Armed Ship, Capt. J. Amnr.asoN. The Adelphi Armed Ship continues. the Signal fbr, Comiuy to Tonningen ; and lasiha. Armed Ship that for the Baltic. , . This dly the WU paid bounty and six months advanca, and will pl'oceed to sea in the course of a few day S. Ships at this Port. Sian<Lird, In. trepiki, Arethusa, Iteenh: tiuhrnic, Nlinurcd, t , tn Nriginingale, ';pcciy, itosina, and Joint Armed Ships, r with se. varai Gun-brigs anti Tenriers. - .( GnettwocK, SLPT. 3a. industry, SKINNER, arrived. hero r pster,Liy froni Cl4' 41) c,. after, a passage of 33 days. Sunday lait the Belstry, of this Port, from St.' Thornai's, one. of the honieward.bound Leeward Island Fleet, Wai Ntrftnded Courtmaqhery Bay,' trelaud. li. i 5 feared her Cargo .his been damaged, but we hal-e the satitifit6tion to learn,' that the Ship '! and Orew-are 6iii . e., She pArtect ihe, Fleet on the ist insts , in hat.' , s. long. 52. all w(4l. (.4114i.‘i; OCT. 1 ,---AlTiVe.(l in Torbay last evening Hitt'77lVitqatrit Ship '..i.ffricrt, (. 'DidlW; froth tlao 4astward, and rtautititt : with ills Mojesty's ,ShipiTilito Saracen, and Dating. DEAL, OCT. 2.-:- Remain in the Downs the Ed 'gar, • Orahi, and Leopard ; Vcaus and driadne :Friptes ; .11onetta Sloop or \Var ; Fury and Dis covery llombi ; a Fleet of Tronverts, Gun and Fire -vessels. YAnwtotrilt, OCT. 2.—The North Sea &jut:l,ll-on, under the command of Bear-Admiral Itcs-,Ei., 113 S detained and heat into thi s P ort th e following Ships Underr. Miner, C, RiSing 09(in, C. CORNEI, sorr, and Mngtright, A. Sitoratatiao ; all from the North Sea, with ,salt and salt-tish, bouud to !totter dam., Remain to the Roilds; under the conimand o Admiral lit/sP.t., the .41(ilestie Fire-ship, Bhp/tant s Stately, Princess of Orange, Diliatar,, e igi n .c, courte Cormorant, Forward, 4gne 3 . three Cutters. Convoys will sail , from I .cit 1;01 , k uz trig Baltic aril Tonniagen on the-it/lb Extra& of a Letter from Captain WALLIsTER, of the Ship Lady Nelson, to his Owners in Port Glas gow; dated Portsmouth, Sept. 01, ." 1 am sorry to inform you of the capture of the Lady Nelson, on the 6th inst. being in la 49. 30. N. long. 31. W. At half past five, A.U. discovered a Sail in the N.E. quarter,whieh- irnmedietely gavens chace and came up very fast; at six, Made her out to Leap Enemy wearing the Spanish Flag,and presently count ed 13 ports of aside; we then got' all clear ibrengaging her ; at nine, came up and commenced a heavy tire of musketry Irani the tops, which we retutned with grape and round shot from our great guns : in about ten rninutes'he 'bore up, not. haYing., lilt red for air Con : in a few minutes he' came down again', and began a second attack with gun' ;04 musketry, which WaS Maintained for three glasses, when the Lady. Nelson, having all her running Jigging shot away, _topsail ties, sheets, and. jib boom, with two Shots through the fore-topmast, and two guns dismounted by- the Enetny's fire, the Privateer ma nceuvering to rake us, while we-could not bring the , broadside to bear, t hough t' furtlier resistnnceutiiieces sary, and struck to :the Privc ''ofpeacc Privateer, commanded by Capt. FIiAIs:COIS AUGUSTIN BECK, mounting 24 long ninclouuders, and 'haring then on bpard 160 men." •. The Clcle, Capt. NlTEssocx, .from Demerara, is arrived' at Larniash ; she, pzrted from the Fleet on the 2gth August. No other Vessel, of thej,leqt,l4is yet arrived : those arrived before aria supposed $o be only Vessels that parte4 ceMpariy in the, gale of the stl) and . 6th September . ,—lt was reported at Liver pool on the ist inst. that• the Fleet. passed Cork on the 26th ult. ..• . _ Yesterday a .Court of Directors vi•as held. at, the East-India House, when the. undermentioned Ships were taken up for India and China, and stationed as follo, viz. 11()NIZAY AND CHINA. Tups. , Elphinitou lapo Captain CRAIG. eres 12 , 10 Du RIOVORL). a Winchelpga ,taoo • Watwcr Castle . tan, . . FOIL ST. , 114NCOOLIS3C,. Alit) Perseverancst _ taoo , .I.WiRDALA., • FOR COAST AND BAY. lady 'lane-1)010as, . 820 Hun llticti 1.. I N ass v liuylt Inglis - . • • • -- W. l•ri,ittFAx. Tiengal . BtB -- A. Cumils,E. Lady Surges - « s z3 F.VV.SwIN tON. Lord Melville •- - gin I , k'on• Marquis ‘VellesleY . BiB-- C. LL he.ANC. Marchioness of Exeter A. NAOI, Lord Castlervagli • lil2 (:, RotERT4ON. - POll, COAST AND CHINA. David Scott time - • Aln wick Castle 1200 -A, (i Lir Dsr ANI s. Estex tzoo . bohutAm. VOI BOMBAY.. Earl St. Vincent $lB J. SA/430N. FOR ST , lIELENA ANT) BENGAL. . Waltharpstuw . 820 NlAct.oiro. AsiA '8,9 -11.P.TasmEN4Itt.4z. Lord Nelsun 819 • Uovur Casty 2ao POIL CHINA DIVECT: Neptune . iaoo --- W. DONAL:S . ION. A raiston J2OO 00•1.1.1.111. I. I AMLSON• ROY C liadOtte 120* P ANC/CAIN. Thames - . ;zoo I. SxoTrowr. Nl,Arquis of Ely - 1100 . Cirencester • • - Pzoo ---- T. Rossi% rsos. - - I 200 n p. The Court adjourned at six o'clock till to-morrow. Dispatches, we understand, have het received . from 'Lord - NELsoN, :ainaouncit% his having joined the Fleet off' Cadiz. The Tribune Frigate, now attached to the Squa dron ithder SITMtY SMlTii i <is no less remarka,, ble for the :gallantry than the coxeornbry of her CreUr 0054 e: dress i s very .very man wears a smart roundJapan,hat, with green ins Lie the leaf, a broad gold lace band,, and the name 01 . the' Ship painted in front in cipital letters; a black silk neck,- kerchief; with a white 'flannel waistcoat, bound with and °vim- bh jaae.ti 1/411 three rows of gilt anchor buttons, very 'Close together, with b,i4q trowi3ers, Bre. all t, a much superior quality to those geneially worn by ' common sailors. , Every man; alsb wears a broad' gold ring oil the little :finger of his right hand ; and.without exception, each has-a watch, with silver chain and seals. On board each man, has 41 regular set of breakfast and dilmer'service in his birth, ‘vitlt many other conveniencles, not en. joyed by ,even the generality of Petty Qtflcers.-This' is one ot the Ibrtnnate Ships which was statione;l the West Indies,', and captored i~o many of the Spa , dish Galleons, and other rich Ships belonging to the Enemy. 'no CreW received a .dividend of, 2001. per !Tian of their prize -motley, when, they were . tast at Portsmouth, and committed many extravagancies . charaderistic of a firitkh Tar. . , The PRI:ICH:S:3 01WALli $ visited town yesterday, and returned to her seat at Blackheath to dinner.— lier Royal Highness is .tbout to make" e"drisiderable additions to her %ilia at Blackheath, and hat.obtained the.K•ttio's permission to lay as much of Greenwich Park. to it as may be necessary, for their, oottpletion. Windsor is in a state of preparation for the return of the'ReyAr. FAMILY. The Royalllforse.Gaards (Blues) are , preparing, by field-days, under Colonel Dolt INK. The Cavalry Barraas' will be enlarged, so as to accommodate the whole of that tine regiments so that 'the troops hitherto quartered iii St.si4e4, ham and Windsor town, will now be withdrawn. The StatThrcishire Militia are expe&cd there ,in'a Mw days, twin Portsmouth: they now intkAt.p. 050 men. .; .YeSterday morning, at seven o'clock, his Royal Highness the Commander in (Thief set offlor Chat ham, to, iOspeet the hew fortifications lately coin. pleted•thi.re, and likewise the troops that are there. 't his 'homing, , at nine eclock,the Duke Of BRLD6z inspeeted the Second battalion of the Cold iitrearn :Regiment of Foot Guards, on Buckden-hill, in Hyde Park, previous to their mounting guard, for the , first time since his Royal Highness was appointed to the command of the Regiment. • . A demi:lin - lent of the sth Dragoon Guards teas ar rived hi Dublin. • . i By letters from C,orfu it is said that the English Vice-C'onsul, with the aid of two celebrated diver* 4 on' 1 Calimno, and after a labour of two year*, has ,lecovered from the hottotn% o f the sea ' the precious L/fr tcoileations of work* of art of ancient Greece formed ,by Lord ELoibt during his residence tit Constanti nople,and which.was lost with.the YOWL ill 1111)2 ) 'pear Cerigo. NEYNOUTH, Oar. 1. . The Rural Sports yesterday in I‘Trs..llnrrox's field attracted a great concourse of people. - They commenced with . the combat at sivgle stick.. A butcher of this place proved the champion at first, having broke the heads of the three% who attacked him without having received a blow on his head -. hi in self; but the fourth, who was a stranger, a Lartcashire-man;Tai. arty'. c,.f. thrtaiirel, i 'for I . at the first set to he brok e :the blitchers4 lied; a West Countryman, and a shoemaker likewie. tacked him, but i.e soOu broke they ;heads, with- - I out . their hiving any 'Chance Witli-liiiisth No otlir caw didrit , durst attack hitt), villcli .tititfteilitn toloth prizes, of ! four .. wineas, , and • t w9a aqqcs. tie Policy -rii ce:s lollowicl;mi47, itinided es.callent sport. i f The next' ; amusement ‘:was a f00t..00.0 for sailors' jackets, at the distance of' 4 . 60 yards-- roping of tho,Jack Tars afforded excellent, ailmealeet.' The laSt sport announced was a 7 race tsy males, for a Holland smock, ,but - lid fair darriSel 'a bring as a candidate, the pi-izes.v.,:ere..tiot disposed 0 . 1i , , , . In The evening the Royal Faintly honotired the 111eatre with their prestli - ' - Ci e. .• —' , '"• . '" -- f, YAtelidaY-aftertioon agxn of Warcltne into I '' oißsfasYsull)pp:oh:seelpdfip i e l t: d r ' l i i i rl e ll a si ° B l: l o ; : t i n Svilot;r.tteo°Bl‘l•Fl.ll e ee . rl t a l P :t , IS r :ti i 7 111 u 1 f 1 : 51::. ...„ G . 4 1 1 :h T t fri s r2i c or o ti; o n: - ei : s His .I\l:l:..l`iiii, iterslL'esos t ''' pu.sTA, SOPIiIA, and AMELIA, attetiddby (legend and Idifit'snsi.,,.took, -4; --r.rig on horstok. , ...The - QuEEig, PrinCeSsds .ELIZA11011';',11(1 NitA atte:ided by the Cotmtess zynx.ciii, ST gi 3 ;) ."t' iCte'' ' a iii.„.l 4414Y)c.., NfUßitAY),,.alld Mi:s.'BUiltagli ‘14771 .011 the Es e lanade. , ---- - ' . h A. 'little betor& 'four , bielcick: this aften.ooll .1 . 0 MI" af79LQUcEsTFIO-,3rrilt4-(1114-tiiit. to Deg ,fl.lJ.E.sizts. ..,The Prineess. Sera VA of Gwe cc , ". R 1 . . a A l 4:646 i AI. , . FITZN 0: i • ..5 11.44811, is expeeted this eveninv: ---- ---- .•• • • • .M . E '' . Tll ' EAT 11-----'—"B;.-+A1i45... ,Sg , III" %VII° 1:19' ''.;ral ' ' a high reputation at liatltOastAiiglit-toatV.lier cart!. at Covent.tarden Theatre,. in tli C u lor-Cter f Lady , 7'oivnly,. and the fat Of her tal4tVnattin4ty (Ir, w i a very Ihrge,AudienC/i,. . Her figure is of tiro tiny die size, and' her...fifte; '.on the' first -itiiP' s '! ° ".. strongly reminds the Sileftater of Mrs. SlntioNS;bll,4, that " invression gradually i`Tears ay.*.' Ill ote 1 touch expression. in her countenance, nod it iis qPir. biel"br ofetit flexibility, She ha'' a marking PY'' , ancffiei per - Son is hi Cogether very pleasing, of that commanding description which seems to De l generally required in the higher part's of ceinedl,',, well as Tnigedy. Her voice fa clear, tiro, and we. 1,14,,, The c o b' totted, and her utterance very distinct. charatieristic of her acting seems . to`' he gotlemo4 and,We..alieuld' conceive that her (aleitts .Ply, - ..,,r1 11 likely to render her c4il4)icLi ) um in q'ragdY 1 7 r il Comedy, particularly those parts of Comedy yak 6,, , 1 quire a dashing . Spirit, io adapt the i.iiivao,ref t h i g . .g„ ttlodetLiet We never. heard the dicillue of 1,446. - . 41 ' i 1f. , ia l Livered with , mare critical uccuracY r'eti're, I d d d e ien ed cAe :V . it si l l i S e O nt, ,MUCho and), :Wowing tar the I by 6i: h t er he fe aTe ' t'u w i l y 4 it el p e p l aa:r i e iLecteo:ibe:l:ti:oletrel:Yi. ,:glitic°ll-1(11'):,i6n:II:71, b '• .a • 1 ' ''' rued the "1; ner ... 4,2111td . ...pArt with c9llsi.d.Citi;ile,..su - ('Lcesi: • - ~a , however, we, must sty, that; in .oi.ir °pino...Till rtilrecita.t.iPu of tite-,sinirt,was lather - 63 5 „, ,i.s. Briitil.l,,lmtv.,:: shall iw e nut presume tu dttci4 UP9 llll4 ' ll D 't,iii o site . v,i .ti 11 t . ...111 1 ev h un ld t - 3.... i1 ; i : '‘e' 1 t : 13:(141 ; .-f QtC44/I:7l7ll‘44tlV : iiC't.Y....r:Y°l4;‘);:illitt'i:tis Su‘tillnent ibis • the, ..• e w hich shela:6isreen4tatredv,a. Q•ati'kict,ii6lll,l. d i o Q u t b ri tes r.ls'.- ° ITS on 'eqabligied tai'} rite in the IVetrOOJAS. Thei4m't /l ed throllei K.) f. • .it rak:ter of , -4oiii-touldzi was supp , . 6 , e by K . '. ; is,xat.a. with (. a teroperanCei did , D.; m i gin(?°,llness:?' and there was all the dig nil 3r,',„tri l a : patience of an injured • Nobleman, laPP"'",,,,;7led 44; tenderest - wishes. , Mrs. iltroklats ‘icq,-,tiecig, The Ifirrniherrd filtriity were very well 51 • I PP Ct Igii. R „I", DEN" Ml*. DAvvo•rovi., Soixoss, ow . 0 ‘,l.llths. EMERY'S, ;Ali 4}/auday was an shadsti ty ' r4 plea) of, natural Acting : he proved last iligi i , t , vil htis. „as, orb!, of representing ain't, well- cult c wi a ld ra a e jt :71%111:it'll' ouri o.lCeinsfici"otinDearak.rnP.AsutiPePritll:srdle re great shi:l and' animation, and by her app n°., ca d e°\ : xi i i ii n l ad li: : r t i rs a l r e el y e xt : ss :a i p l r io t i T s : s s:: 'l s, : t i e i ' v ti r l'i eb s il:' : i i : n n a t u s e il g t sHilatlilbectettri*ric:vv:el:3ol'v(titirleit'ne:t:st°t,rliodet.l;:uB,sc::lll gotee'tdvh;Cslietwet'ellly:Lriicir:lc:P', ec l4l: ll,.. ;: dit i" : : ;cf ry tl"l : in the l-190tiOiii 'which the Neon is t i11te 1 ., 4 " .- ,,(ea to exhibit the powers of ~.tiiss s miTl i, ii not ';,`, su T itable, to a - regular heatre. . The A u die i ceiv-ed Miss ,Ssirrit very -warmly througho4 performance of Lady .7'oionicy , ai ,d ga ye lier‘o 7 t o ed shouts of app4use during: the reciiattun oi Ode. ' - . The Newspaper I Ol" vent-garden ial sPaPeril have, with their usna. Ac a sent Mr. •MONit. Lew ts on a visit to Lora 4 . Lady•lVlELßovaste, at Brucket, though he ‘t is i tyr , terday superintending ' his, new .11,40-41/lme 3iii.tst of miiirs,sirtlilt!eatre, and lat!t night hailing the ' tiv ' ai rh a e t first day's dealyw'srepeiir‘fsolrrn,aS ttnticielda,;tc:i:tilliye aLiii7itirpoectioliceie:osti more than 1000, the second by i 5 30,,it0d aw o o to by more than xOOO persons. The ill at the i WI " 3° c"Wdd4l (650 beincr present) that only ti' e"" part of the companyceadanee• . 'rig e l On Mottd:t v last ,A , 45 bekt the AlliWal geen, 06 the m.ilei ß i zealtoCioioit‘evbi•ielgoGf ePhityrniceialliissv, ►riel clV.ll,oairt;iicokill,,,,rs ' ov o P J vifbi. the ensuing year:--I'resident, Sir LticAP ' or , Bart.; Censors; Dr. SAVNPORS, I)r. lloaaferti, pi .ri eg utr st c e m r: D ati r d . }ll).rt.Rk.;vll:iWiAiiPS; Treatitiret, DV . tiO/ Licences to persons Licelbr the reeePtu"' of • Lunatics, Sir LticAs PUTYS, Batt' Pr . , s ; ag yi Dr. Bu D D,' D. Wto.ts, and Dr, F 13011,10 lilacs,. Secretary, Dr. MAYO. At this Meeting D r ...:. d10 w0; Dr. CURRY,' and Dr. frunton,,were elected ro'llovait Dr WARREN, Candidate ; and Pr. BLO n and Dr. Fo'ruenott..t., Licentiates. keepCinoginfouissseiosners for :raii:i. 5: Yesterday evening, at five o'clock, th e , ii : his c i : o° P f the Jews in London,_ of the Mosai c 'ls, Lift will menced their general fast for 913 h?‘-tr"'wii,,le o f au' continue till seven this evcning'• TT, il _ocet , s‘ l * synagogues in Dukes -place, I.Aa,iell ~a'.4ted with at five o'clock, were light up, 04 "" .the emblems of their religion. . ..,..