The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-03 00:00:00

MAILS. I)ux-•-1 Ilambursh, 3 Gotiennurgh, i Licbon, Dubin, 3 Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS TIM DAY AT Twittvs O'CLOCK. Consols SSA} 'THE SUN. SOLEbt QUJ DLCVAZ PALSUM 4urizAT ? LO.NDON; OCTOfIEIt 3, 1805. Y- ~ Itis with considenble, regret . that we lay before bur Readers the •folleing Letter, which we this Morning received`frog, 4month, dated 06t. t Mr. HARVEY, the late Master of the Leicester Packet, arrived here from Scilly late last 'night. He was coming home from the West Indies in a Mer- thantVessel belonging to the Leeward Island. Fleet, named the ITithat, of Newastle, but they parted front it Flee t nimards of a month Igq,_oll.the.,23d tat, the trillium fell in with the Hatic/ick Schooner, Lient. SOLLY, ‘6th a Mail from .itunaiea, !wing dispatched froin thence in consequence of the cap ' tote of the. Packet (supposed to x. the Clostei:fi,eid) in, sight of Jamaica. lifillittY went on board the Schobnr,- which was then in , company with the calcutta Man of NVar,'havini seven sail:of Vessels under Convoy from4he,,Eut lilaks. On the in 1at.,4 9. 40 long. 'A. 4(,) . a French Frigate came cap, „ (being pan 6f a Squadron of the Sail of the Line and two Frigate's; then in sight) and : engaged the (7aktr.#o . one hour and ten minutes; lied then silenced. ' - Shortlr'after a Line of Battle Ship came up, and comnienced •an engagement with the Calculla, but it. soon ended, and it is sup p§sed .slit' struck to the Line of 14ittle' Ship'. The Preneb Squadron also took 06:#:ill/am, of N6welstie,' mid another Vessel belonging to.the Leeward Island. !'let. What becaine of. the French Squadron or, the Calcutta's coin Mr. ll,“tviY iell, they salk no More of thein, it being nine at night When the Calciat4 was left . engaging.." This seem - int V. Sent from Scihl by,,the, P lover , Sloop of War to ~A.drairiJ ConNwALt,IS. Mr; VEi: landed at Penzance in a Cutter frottOcillY, and thd Scho'ohor with thi Mails is hourly ex . peCted. .•_ _ _ 'An(high . no ui z u.tl itifelligence of this ,event had melted the Admiralty this morning, Ave enter . tain the Strongest ,appreliensiohs that: it wdl prove to be true. The - Catetala, of 50 guns, Oap tilll WOODUIFY, was sent out some months ago to st. lielana, to bringhoMe the remaining home. ward-bound :East Indiatneti., and she ivas eiPecled home , about this' time.. The Ships' that she had wider her convoy! were -not :all :English, but there is: every. reisoß to: believe that they have, all beep captured. •The. French Squadron was, in all probability, the '‘chich was supposed to, have returned some time ago to . Rochefort, we suppose kid either riot . returned to Piirt, or . had eluded the vigilanCe of our Czuizers, and had again , put ,to, sea.. There is, however, reason to hope that they may 'yet be intercepted, with their prizes, as intelligence was senr, as we have already stated, to Admiral CoatawAws. -, • . . A Letter from Paris of the lath nit. states, that the two Imperial Courts have, in a joint 'Note' ad'. dressed tiithe C...loart of Berlin, declared, " that they had no objection to the individual Neutrality of Prussia, but to a neutr.d„ league: tinder the prate Lion aflis Prussian Nl.tjt r sty, as such a:league would be entirely to the advantage. of France, in permitting her to withdraw 1•10‘:r Troops fro;n Hanover, Holland, and her Northern frornierS, defended as they would be, in that case, by Pow vs a illirig themselves Neu trals, but rendering, in fie t, ,the Services of Allies. Tha Neutrality of the North 113s' besides . , ,guar' since 1803, been violate+ by the occupation of Hanover by the trench, I,olr, are now really ti) eva6tate . Country they, iO . their prelent 6n:11111;4am:ea, :yet, unable to defend axiinst the nnited Forces of Russia f ' and England."--it irc reported, that in'consequence of this Note, the King a pru,sia g . 1,3 orderii, turtling to the fit:sire, or Otutoe, i - or prepar4ti s which Liva since been made. Private Lzttnifeoni, Holland Of the 2qih anal ;,;(8h ult. speak of the piohithility of ,a sp4.4idy re tie w zi ) e t th e cotnmerel4l intercourse het‘Veen that County y, nglattd. The Dutch Merchants are, it is stated; ready allowed to receive from this Coun4y - such ar• titles as are the produce olpther:f4tatcs;,tend it is s'aid that the main Ila a nred goodi; f o rward to be permitted to be imported into the 133-' . . tavian Territories, on paymeutel.a.duty of seven and whale per cent. Several Dutch Merchants have; i t is added, itf consegnence, sent orders to a very con. siderable , amount to their Correspondents in London Mr, Pailat tfiWP, yebterday for Wainier Castle. Be was to`t,leep last night at Rochester. Lord CasT.Littit3Ott gave on Tnesday an elegant dinner to the Cabinet Ministers-, and tt few other friend,s, at hisphonse at East Sheen. cabinet Council NV a 3 yesterday held at Lord m a t glv y'igffice,, on the ,itbjeti of the last Advkes recelbod fro t at the Court of Berlin. 14%1 V N E W PINMOUTit o OCT, the James, Post.. STEIL, from Memel, with timber; tha Ann, Smotins, and Barton, JoussoN, from St. Petersbargb, with he - mp ; anci,the Friends, Lumr.EY, from Riga, with hemp—all for this Port.; also His Majesty's Ship Rosario, from Ireland. Sailed His Majesty's Ships Rose and ;risk, on a Cruize. :• • The Fleet which sailed, two days since for the Downs, under convoy of the John Bull Cutter, have put back by contrary winch, the wind blowing strong at East. ,~~ . , . • . _ . . . ' • FALIVOtrTIt, SEPT.. 30.--Arrived the Braiiiii.s, PriCKY i . and Sitsant4, - DALLn4, froM londan 1 Nancy - , GRIFFITHS, , from Bristol ; Neptune, HIT CHINS, froMSwansea ; :'.li.van, WILLIAMS ; and Con- curd, WILLIA,Nta,, from Conway ; Queen, CLE- Id txcE, from .Cardiff ; , William and Jane,. BAKi, from Liverpool ; HOM, FEV : ITS; from Cardiff; Aew spee4 ureII, , PATItICI7. ; and ,Harriet and Ji. - #L4 ~k3AIC,E, from Milford ; and His Majesty's Ship Ihtinbi,y, Hat, from a Cruize. -.. ' .. , :' Sailed the Prime of IRELIminA, Pen z:nice ; ;Danish Brigs Chrigiaita, Kuntz, 4izabeth Maria, CHRISTIA.NA., Berpren i , HENDRICKSON, for Argnuento. (Spain), with cocoA. • The Newfoundland out*ird-bound Fleet passed this; l'Ort yesterday, with ahre‘eze to the Northward, and which has continued strong nu this day— Majeuy's Shp 111.0 a, of a 6 guns, :with the Diann and Albion East India Ships, passed this Poet this day, for the East Indies. Pon TS ROUTH', 'OCT. 2 Ved t Mary Ail, BE SS AN T, from London. Also His Majuity's Ship Ba culicea, Captain. JOHN lIVIAITOO4II, with Convoy to Cork 5 and the Ganges LiNk and Ilearn, IttettAttnsoi,;, 'for St. Peters= burgh., This, morning Lord 11011,E . RT. Fti,zor.RALD em barked on ,board the Agantepirnon,. of 64 guns, Sfr Ebwiirit) BERRY, and at tWo, o'clock she sail e d for tisbo'n, where she will, land his Lordship, and then proceod, to join Lord' so li, l\Ext, I3is Lorchhip Nvas saluted . i)itlie,./ioya/ Ti/i4m, Admiral M6S TA when he.r embarked, being t' k it, Ambassador at the Court of Lisbon. Ilebe• Frigate, Capt. MA B P N., IS ordered to ran' down the Coast of AfriCa, and from thence proceed to the, West Indies. The Hon. Admiral 131:luta/Ai-, Commander in Chief of the Sea Fencibles on the Coast of England, arriycd here last night. The Admiral has • been in speding this description of our. Force throughout the whole Coast for the last two months, accompanied by his Secretary, W. Liovr, Esq. SIIgERNESS, OCT. I.—Arrived the ..44mani, of po guns, Capt. G. BUILLTON, and John Armed Ship, Capt. J. ANDERSON. The Addphi Armed Ship continues` the Signal fo'r Convoy to Tonningen ; , and . Racine Armed . Ship that for tbe ,This dly the lfiltd was paid bounty and six months. advande, and will "ptoceed to sea in the tours° of a few days. .• ' : Sh;ps at this Port.. —Z.:alai - 11, Standard, Tn. VarAionime, lamas, tle nrl, Ettgehie, I iNetly, It osina, A(ki phi, aml john Arinvd with 4c varal Gun-brigs saut - Tenderi, • - Gitti t.locK , SV.PT. 30,—The Indunry, SKINNER, arrived here„;yesterday from (444iee, after a pasage, Of 3i3 days. - . St.lllday last the Brivey, of this , Port, frotn Thoma4"s, one of the hoineward,buund Leeward Island Fleet, WM stranded, in Cotarimashery 'Bay, Ireland. It is fared her Cargo has been damaged,. but we haveihe saii4a6lion to learn, that: the Ship. and Crewe, are She parted flit; Pica on the ist . lat, as. lontr.'62. all well, dtfAVI OCT. 1.--Arrii:Td in Torbay last evoning I lig Majcksty's Ship 4friea; Capt. 'TitolfY; from the Eastward, and renutins wish ',His Ktjesty's Ship Pluto, Saracen, and Daring, Dr AL ) OCT. Remain in the Downs the Ed 'gar, Utrecht, and Leopard ; and ilriadne 'Frigates ; Bonetta 'loop or War; Fury and Dis covery Bombs , a Meet of Transports, Gun and Fire•vessels, YARMOUTH', OCT. 2,—The North Sea Squadron, under the command of Rear-Admiral RugsH L , 'ha s detained and sent into this Port the thilowinirSilir i : Under Nimer, C. hiNS, Rising Sun,, C, CoN NEL ..' 15oN, and Dingtright, A. S MURDER° j all from the North Sett, with .salt and Salt-fish, bound to Rona. damn. Rerrilin in the Roads, Wider th e c onlman d Dr Admiral RUSSEL; th,e Aftilestic Fire-ship, Ekok an t, Stately, Ruby, PrinCeSS of Orave, court,, Roebuck, Cormoraia, Arward, tuld' three Cutters. COIIVOYS will sail from Leith Roads.for Baltic anti Tonniagen on the 3 tb inst. Extra& of a Letter from Captain M'At.t.isTra, of the Ship Lady Nelson, to his Owners in Port Glas gow; dated Portsmouth, Sept. I am sorry to inform you of the capture of the Lady Nelson, on the 6th inst. being in lat. 49, 30. N. lotig.3l. W. At half past live, discovered a Sail in the N.E. quarter,Which-immediately gaveus chace and came up very fast; at six, made her out to be an Enemy wearing the Spanish Flag,and presently count ed 13 ports of aside ; we then got all clear tbrengaging her ; a t nine, came up and commenced a heavy tire of musketry from the tops, which we retutned with grape and round shot from our great gaps : in about ten minUtes'he bore up, not baying. eieilred •fof a tion : in a few minutes he Cattle down again', and began a kecond attack with guns and totaetry, which • wad inaintained _ for three glasSes, -*lien the Lady Nelson, having all her running ; : rigging shot away, topsail ties; sheets, and- jib, .booth, With two shots ilitott,h the fore-topmast,' and tWo guns dismounted by. the Eneiny's fire, .the Privateer Ina meuyering. to rake us, :while we could not bring the broadside to bear, thought further resisunceutineces sary, and struck to :the Prince - of Peace Privateer, commanded by Capt. FIiANCOIS AUGUSTIN BECK, mounting 24 long nine-pounders,' acrd taring then on board. ,t6O men." The ClNde, Capt. NlT.Essocx, 'from Demerara, is arrived at Lamlash ; she,parted from the Fleet on the 2gth August. No oth'e.iVeskt of theyleqthits yet arrived: those arrived before tire. Supposed co be only Vesselt that parted coinpany in the.gale of the rith and 6th Septembei.—lt was. reported at Liver pool on - the 16t inst. that the Fleet. passed Cork on the 26th ult. Yesterday a Court, of DireCtors bras held. at, the 'East.lndia House, when the undermentioned Ships were taken up for. India and Chinn, and stationed as follo, viz. . ' VOU BONIIIAY AND CHINA. , Ships. , . nets. Capiains. E Iphinston - - :"'laao Captain CNA Cltres 12no DUKNSEORD. inchelna :/aoc. ----•-CAMPBELL. Walther Castle ... tzo Bo NV . FOR ST. TILLENA, •nENCOOLEr , Alit) CHINA. Perseverance~ - t zoo poll CbAST AND 13AY.' • 14Kly . 820 -- Hon Hue LiNDSZY Hugh Inglis - l• A IRFAX. Bengal 818: -- A. CUMINE. Lady nurges Bz3 --A. F.W.SwiNroN. Lord Melville -.. 818 -- C. Marquis Welleb . lOU -C. Ls lil.e\NC. Marchioncsz; of Exeter - BAd. A. 1N54,;11, Lord Castlen:4ok - G. RomatutsoN• FOlt COAT AND CILINA. • David Scott - saolo A linvick Castle - 1200 ---- A. (;I.lpsvANts. Essex - - tam, G. lioriu'Ata. PO BOMBAY. Earl St. Vincent L. 818 FOR ST, lIELENA AND BENGAL. Walthamstow - . . : izo -p. mAct,.oi/D. Asia, —, . . . . . '8,9 ..—......ll.P.TAlLAittititElt, Lord Nelson - - - 41 9 . • . ... Dovcr Castlo - . . - 810 r•on CHINA DIRECT; Neptune . 1204 W. Doutttasott. Arniston - Izoo lAmasort. • - Royal Charlotte tus K, i A:vet:LlN. 'Thames . iaoo SEOTIOWia; Marquis of Ely . 11)0 Cirencester tants -- ItoatiMOS. C; 1 0 10111 - • - - 1200 ---- C. UKUMMoND. The Court adjourued at six o'clock tin to-morrovr, Dispatches, we understand, have been received froin Lord N3f.,scr,g, announcing his having. joincA the Fleet otf Cadiz. The Tribune ;Frigate, now attached to the Squa dron under Sir. SIDNEY. is- no lk-fs rernaka- ine for the gallantry than the coxeornbry,ot her Crew; vyho,;(t dress is vqyrernarkable. Every macs wears a smart round. Japan t hat, ,th green insi'ke the leaf, a broad gold lace band, and ti..c name of ' the'Shi painted in &out in c 'pita' letters; a black bilk neck, kerchief, with awhite &mite' wai:;teoat, bound with blue; and over it a' bine, jacket', with three rows of gilt anchor buttons, very dose together, with . 131n4 trow:Sers, &c : all of :a much superior quality to those generally worn by'•COmmon sailors. , Every mad alsb 'wears a braid gold ring cm the little ,tinger of his right hand ; and without exception, each has. a watch, with silver chain and seals. On bear,d . each ►t in. has. a regular set of breakfast and dinner'servieo in his birth, with many other conveniencies.„ not en joyed by ,even the generality of Petty Qtfieers, is one Of, the fientnite Slaps winch was stationed in', the West Indies, and:raptured so many of the Spa . nish Galleons, and 0016.1401 Ships belonging to the Enemy. The Crew received a dividend or 2001. per rain of their prize-money, when they were, last at Portsmouth, awl conitnitted many extravaganciea' charaderistic'of a British Tar. The PRINCES 3 of WALES visited town yesterday, and returned to her seat at Blackheath to dinner.-- Her Royal Highness is about to make' cdrisiderable additions .to her .% illa at Black - heath, and has obtained the KIN s permission to lay as much of Greenwich Park to it as maybe necessary for their coMpletion: Windsor is in a state of preparation fur the return of the Ito AL FANlir,v. The, Royal:Horse (Lards (Blues) are preparing - , by field-days; under Colonel DomEN. The Cavalry Barracks will be enlarged, so as to accommodate tne whole of that line regiment; so that the troops hitherto quartered in Staines, Eg 7 , ham and-Windsor town, will now be withdrawn. The St itibrdshire Militia are expee'ted there 'again, in a few days, front Portsmouth: they now Inggar. .1350 men. Yesterday' morning, at seven o'clock, his Royal Highness the Commander in Chief set otifor Chat ham, to inspeet the new ibrtitications lately corn. pitted thew, and likc-iwiae the troops that are there. '1 his morning, at nine o'clock, the Duke of C.tit- BRIDGE inspected the Second battalion of the Cold stream:Regiment of Foot Guards, on Buckden-hill, in Hyde Park, previous to their mounting guard, for the first time since his Royal tiighness was appointed AO the command of the Regiment. • A detachment of ,the. 6th Dragoon Guards bile ar !rived in Dublin. 1 By letters from Corfu it is said that the English Alice-Consul, with the, aid of two celebrated divers !froMliMno, and after a labour of two yiari,:has t':recovered from the battowof the sea the precious tulle. tion. of works of art of ancient Greece funned by I EL(MI during his residence at Constanti i ,m4pki , •and whit:li was 'Mt with. the Vessel, In L 80, '4oar Cerigo. gEYIIIOOII, 0; - --r. L. _ The Rural Sports yesterday in Mrs, ,Burrea's held attracted a great concourse of people. They. commenced with the combat at siegie stick—A butcher of this place prov ed the champion at first, having broke the heads of the three who attackel him without having received a blow on his head , himsel; but the fourth, who was a stratiger,.a Lanceshire-marrelltr acrd} ‘vith thtlatiril, ill'. at the first set to he broke the butther'A tar; a West Countryman, and a shoeinakerh leaikewip h a.. - tacked him, but he scan' hroke theiiS, 'wit-. out their having any Chance .-vitli hint, isiO (Ovate didate,durst itttetel: hien, willoll :eiitit;ecriiiiitAol,ll prizes, or ! four 'ltiinease and ' .. itnct?:' . ell" . I' l l I Pone}'-facel . follOwitl, - told:: iffol•dici egollen t ',P ° , 1 " The next, anillsement was a foot-rieell for olive jackets, at the distance of 460 yards—the running of thee,letck Tars afforded exceilerit: secosereente- The fast sport announced was race by pales, for a Holland stneck, - , but no fair densel "ail hring as a candidate, the Priies.Werc-not disposed o Th, l4i t l r lie wi e ti % l 'e t t ii ii e h i g r it,lr-Ts'elilioor.l,l Family honoiired the "Asearerday=efte.rThoote A _gsn of Wat onic ifiEle i ß o s u a s Y g u:P A p , s ose he d ilre to ci ti 4 e lt a i ro l n S vo il y ,4l:t e e o ° a ll' f i l e c re-i71) '' '6:11"."":11:1. of shipseippe i ar in sight. .r ' . This itiernieg His M.,oiiiiae; t i l e' pefia:ies At 7. sog lIIA and AMLet A , attetitteSbY GA RTl!,, : Cplollefs ,Iskii.6a,. FlTZttpfr 10ARP, and • Bich kia 4 t, ~t,ook.'alt i airing. heisto. dt ,' ,/,„'„, .••• The Quist*, Princesses ELI ZADETII !Au ,-- atte:nitelby ;he Coinite,:ei ielleeeeeraa,•leLt3..,L.L'i - *F f nev, -- ,C., Moeftay . 'd"m .- B ito ' w . ""` 4., ,an • rs. vex , ~ .••, on the Esplanade. ' • "'' . ' • • ' , A' • little hefore'four. (fele& this:ilk:it:Oa tats ! pit (idler I DUKE o(,,PLOUcEs.TEß,,aeriead e n ells& to . MAJZSI'IES. .Thei Princess.Soeuta. ofthanfosf;alt is expected this eveninee -- , --- ---- . ' t i • -re ." ' - ;efe- C... .., r r ill' 1 :' . iill° , •• • .------".--4'-.± .• • a high reputationlat j3atli,litetiaiglit'"add her calf& tit ineaTae.—oetss ee.."--- 1, Y ° 139 a if at Coventegarden Theatre,' in the.c . itaretster uf J AE / Thwill-9'.nl'd the fatild.ck' her taidalf ta n tut' td. a very lhrge,Atidiena,... He iligure is of the rlll (Ile Size, and - bee,- Lite ; ~ .O A . the I first illipresua, a st , r a o t ity iv r re en sl i i t , i , d a s gilriacidtacriyatON(;coalr'sgar:,3. S y ! 1 , 1 7, 11 1 ;', 3 11 r i much expression in her couotenance, nod it 6 3 1 ' . bid' ti - 4reOt .flexibility, She has:a Ini4h in g . audlierPinicin is slt'ogether veiy , .pleasing, tilotigh.i.„' of that commauding 'deSeription which seems ta, ; generally required in the higher parts'Of 90,6111, well as Tragedy. Fier yoke is clear, Arai, can chi toned, and her utterance vary distinct. Til' ' o ' l 6 charaeteristic of her acting seerag to be good ' e ,,,•• i i.a and.we *should ceneeive that her talegisi,arcifiTti, likely to render lir'ciAtspicoeu..i in 'Dago) ! 1- loiel • Comedy, particularly those parts of CothedY whi‘,.,,,,' t a quire a dashink Spirit, ici d.:eit the ietipageof tie; We never. heard the.dialogue of Lady,A 44l l?,.iti, Livareci- with /more critical accuracy befar* " - 6 ,4 tl e cecli wit 4 oo.much, and, rdloWing far the,illiP,„A. ‘' her fears, which were evidently StrOtiglY e4.C;i7:, by the askeful appearance before a Loadell Alum dience, she :nay be Said to have Issura4l:he ►lst-I'4 n ti q o%te 9il ver, l9. 4 7 er gu N sl i . li s l e;, C4 4 d eiti tiVrucioPint-h,cl f4VCsNietion 01' time ;part , was lather MIA° : 1 ,. Judgment ,tilde : the, . - ‘evid!' trecesi et' genitliti But we shall no presume to decide taparl- 114r e ° 1,744 fill 'We have had a', better opportunity , ei a'• o jug—At...Ai ovtzuts,,,we :may., cose:Lleuti•Y'„-s6Y"•;re el she will prove a greet acquisition ,to the r il''''', ao o which she is engaged,' alnt will; douOileSslo74:3; an established ourite in the AletroPelis. 1"rvo. ratty ofe'.Loid„teie•e(y w as e a t polled 4bP I'l l it by. Kriausta with •‘.‘ A . temperancei. tluit' lfrica-'lOl smee.iineSs:r an & there was ail the cliAn it Y a i tl : t . j lq patience of an injured , Nobletriani:O a PP ° ;;a g ate a ,hll,;°lreste4r.flrfiCirbeneii4;lie.4.tr'er‘iivtitiisiti:iede:inat.ii'ybwralererse::tvi'l e l l a r u y ri g . ,co r w i c ti l i fd li i l s ,te t : pi e ). P 0. ; rrtr 7r l e t br i i AltruDEl4,,. Mrs: DAvEFPowi., Stiiiiiiris, } O , l , .40 G . :Biss. . Engulf's, /pisn , i il t ri . dd v‘ia) an B `.', ll ,,.'' t bat piece of , natural haing c. he. proved last i1ic..,,,,, be, is as_ capable of representing those weil."'the chareikqta which our Classical Drama ' suPP ie f,: fi rliy wild sketches of . modern Comedy. AfLtl t--- Otia Miss Set ern eame for.vard to recite Coeetss,4 ~,; te otisth 'niggler's. Her recitations were, v!irieo.l'',,te grtat skiJ end UnirtiatiOn, end' by her 014 0. 1 ) P e 're dexinpcirre;slpoon‘av,etrhsronosgiaintli,Ae a w r h e o u le . ; . s s he on a le kl v t i r Y y ed p t .,ei n e .f i ) ai ie. inlidtle;exPer('lrtitviecntins il'wsichiClats t i ti l e try lL u'c ! e n d fi l jt s ev i licl i iic l.S l3t- a il t l e °l cliaratteris; but the whole, though well calcwi et i, to exhibit the powers. of ,Miss Sweat, la ir°l ,0,4 suitable: .to '. a I regular Theatre. . The Auite re ceived Miss •S‘airr it very warmly . .tbrottl e l l at 4 performance of Lady Townie y, and geleF . he t . t .fee ed shouts of appieuse. during the reds cede... • . usual ee toil!, ..The NewspaperS have, with their 1111 - 41 ' --6 . 1 gild. sent Mr. !goalie ,Leivits..ao a visit to leor! „ e , Lady -Mat.Doo erte, at Bracket, though be w 45 t o . ter4aysliperititending ',his hew etre/0.40W ato,ut. gent-g:trden 'Theatre awl la a Mein hailing diva" ji 6 4 11, of Miss SMitit. • . 1 P s ' The first day's performance at. :the Liverpae a tival . at the Church Was i:.(t.,i11,..k;:t by au widiance .i, . Inure t han t 000, the Second bY I il l, ' 34-11 , tb f-lo is t7 l lay. inure than • vooo persons. The 1011. at, tee ei was '" erowdesl (Oho being present) ttlai tilt' 8 bl!' Part of the company could dance. • . 0% ef . On Mondav last was held the Jtonual gen etas, .k„ . the Royal' College of Phyaicians, in Warwibilicers when the following Gentleinen were cl' . ‘s i) pe w, for the ensuing yeart—President, Sir Loam 14 Dr , Bart:; . Censors, Dr. SAUNDERS, Dr. it tli eu l 'ipPi ...tpßiee:eyc.rßiestivacDr;D,DrD.r.firicifwttyvoe.i. i s i t e a ::: dh in: l p i s :; 'il e g e nue :ti r iA re :l l 7: l : ,,, r o r t! ' r r r i l l ir ' : l , . FRANCK,' and Dr. .11:iwtv Aiwa; Licences to persona keeping houses for the ii c ti t s •e: o ,of' Lunatics Sir Lucas ParYs , Bart . D r * , t rial ,D. te.ei , 1 . , votes, Dr.CnittlY, and Dr. litntsza, were electedor_c_oo;;; Dr WattitEN, Candidate; and Pr, lies 6 "" and Dr. Fopuasou.t, Licentiates. 'bible of o..;,etewr sdayinevLeattnindgo,n,atoffivteh6o'civilocoskalctllrsei;howeili menced their general fest for 28 lietirsiw,:ol;o-f tee continue till seven this evening. '. Th ° '. e t Se. e..iteare ' . , , ' i ; Yr ' , :lien( :giilio'ocsikno,Pfstvuliekli3iriegi)illigtiond'''l).l:'aicollP'47°-ratea %Clw.'