The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-11 00:00:00

..•3 11 1 P N 7N SA :: ••• POnTsf;o - syrii,SRPT. I O.—Ards:4d his Majesty's sby Orpheus front the tirr Pixie; and o.ll.EXllC (l.ition, GLusTEIN, trtint Bremen for Lisbon. PLYMOUTII,:BI..!PT. 9..—Carne - in the Ilypoi4,), ntm., from Prince U:olward's , , umty, Sfitt'rtt, fsotti Teneriffe. DEAL, SEPT.IO4-.--Artived, and ..ailed tar . he 'River, the John,. POt;PER WELL, ; Sit: George Prevost and the Wil!ialn and Mitt, thew from' Qtrebec ; Eclipse Prow the Mediteris 'lle.4ll, ttud several others. Put hack by the hi.: l l ripti Contrary Winds, thellope, ; Ne - tune, for Newfotinfland ; aud she Generd Gi hall,, for India. Thu whole of tilt outward-Miami reniain:--- - .Wind S. W. - • ~il.ll MARGATE, SEPT. 10,—The ht . * . Jeitimp i !al; Dunkirk, hos heel, got off the rock .antl jato. this harbour. • It has blu'wn a gale the last night—:t is now unite moderate. We. do trot hear of any losses. ARCIIITEC S'I*EETS.) TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. '...• • S " l,-A . 3 volitaelf lin'wvr a queSii , )ll prolios Its you and ibsertvd TitE SUN of Sartmity, rt,,ltive to the hnilditi of the New S t reet , perltmps you ilt;rll;it IW' aCIIIIIOIII " A Student" " Norton," that the Carpenter, his ex( client I , .struetor, has, with the mode,ty pecidi,o• :t ! r. s I talvtl!. , ,•tit'e d tYrni iu sayilig, they were it} the most Style. —Prurient they are with a. 'vengivance I and would not only disgrace the pre ,Sent eiilighteovd r;4 Art hiteeture, but the da.hemt era of Egy 'Han barti.trisin As thing's from which it mast s‘ith truth he said Each I owing mason turns aba4led his head. Pray, Mr. Ed tor, (lit ect. your Querist to the eith e r side of the street (Carlton Iltinsr), where, if he does not find the best airangetnents, lie %% ill itueet with the moat classical selection, whieli, in the absence of original genius, is atieast • halt th e battle. Ile may also he referred other beatstiful Grecian examples, but as. ‘ th it `would be tre...p using too loo' ! , , on your . iti4ol- .I%ence, I shall content myself wish rytortuttenditig bins by all means to avoid 4.Voshitgoll'ArChiteo- AUre. • ANTI 432031', Slit GERARD NOEL. .4 tildffi TO TIIE EDITOR OF •riE SURD. hAve by a series of stran4e events to bring myself into discUssion, Ind FIR a Nobleman (if the very hiubest class may i)e allude{h to in coileersatiOns upon the subject, ) ant too Mitch tittttehed 10 that great person, anti c,intin v.e nt ot. myself, not to 1)e most 111 early explanation, to pre 'vent any h.l*elfripression being made on the Pub which in the' slightest . IflPlTlffer, by implicit . ?ion, might in question that roost honour. able character. . It is most true , , hit . Very large . 511105 1)1 mon e y were lent by the Lontlein attil rvildfllesex Bank'') nut it is also trite that-tilev were 'tety kold rl►dt .t}►ry iinve been -al timid prmidetl for long ago. I hare the plea sure , )f atlliniz, that there never has been tor it niont ,, nt any:interruption nf the -hest fnotine, }ween myself and that Generd and Slateontatt, :Ur whose glory my friendly atiections f tel the.mostpt► iY,nalut g fiCat in 11 . I lathe the linnottr to he, _ ...... Four most obedient and very humble Servant, GERAILD NOEL. Extol) ILA}, Sept. In, .1816. . The King of PausstA inten(li to leave Carlsbad in the beginning of Septernb , -r for Toeplitz. to drink the waters there for A fortnight, and then tt,t lir. by way of Silesia, anti he at' Berlin ,het woen the 20 , h and 25r1). Al(larri • ItEtcH - Atip, who, On to.29tb l qp„ivol ,, . ttacentled in her balloon from llatithurgh, nn the 31st, .at 'six in the evening:, :at "i e "werin. whettee 11)6 has written to ber.itostiand, , that kfrel; tiafii s terlilts bitt 4 (4.;tpov .voyaltq! t.he *ii •enited tWelVe German miles (60 Eorlisit) from Schwerin, at . Nlitlehin, half it ltague trout .Lite frontiers of Meeklenhergnd Pomerania. Madame CAI- . ALAN!' r (sayS• a "Frankfort. Yves') * in go by way of Thrmstadt to CAlsr9lin:»tl `44llllgatd. Speakinv . of Madame CATALt, we led to remark that Ow fortiterly equally ce;- 4 ebrated :11,•taa (Scintautsn )' is Wont living on tics estttie near St. Petershargh, anti is 76 years-of ape. The Matt of FRANCE has been pleased to grant W the l'ariSh of Notre-Dame, at Nismes, two tin pieces of cannon front 'the • arsenal of M ontpellier, for the purpose of forming a parish anti, The prosecution of the Abbe Vmsotst, the in tionleil'one of the Abbe FLtutty, the dismissal of micf-tifo; its Ilrinser for Government . , by a 'head Ortlonn'anee, are till proceedings in liar niouv st:ttli the system iittli6tted by the d n uP issolutio tl:e. • We •,.:Are happy . ' io sty illat•the manttfacturinz 11 lookint; better. ‘C.risiderable orders t'i're tact week gireii for,gouifi ; 'but we are ap rebeitsive t h at tlity. are Mat extensiritkenotigb to felt ofi the title of weaving, they will slLali9ish tire number of idle hands. Some advert. titihtis aid.- - its:ie t ioi r eit to advintee the wages to It Pelf eiipabte of intiportini; the Weavers (luring "ie . i;tclemenc% of winter.. The price of (70clon .14 0 tods i s n ir bel o w what W:l5 ever wittiessedyefor,e i , It "'t gingliains; 'which w ere fom w rerly ortb`10• 1 t n r .l6 ' l , — may now be . ba'l at 9,1. - ; and Most other have fallen in . the 93111 C proportion, It 14111 )141 surely by a safe isilveature to purchase. R"" 4114 fin far below their natural vallie.--^(G/all• garb Chronicle.) - • CH ' EXCHANOR, SEPT. 11.—We Ilia bu t a le w fresh' arrivals this morning wilb alts. ( P l elitly fine samples,- btith of anfl - Vatl, 30 11 lit :Monday's prices. • Barley allot NIXI-o' .. st ! ii.. ported their takes. 'Grey Pease were Anil tuff as. dear the ejose of the Aidtket on Mon• , ; ,",Y.' Eighty shilli ngs p er sac k was risked - for 'lra but nut obtained, in other kinds of Gila!' iltere WM no alteration. TUE. DRURY-LANE MONODY. Vire. liAve :gait looked over thi;A . rr.ty of hnd rhymes, aii , l we ft.el' utterly sto.t'lle to (pialkty the hostile judgment which We prfliloitileell. .11f,11 11 in our PUhlie , iti():l of ..I.loodriy. ‘Ve have . fhe . eotitroversy respecting the Ati.6, thor is suit hotly tiaitated., 'ctinfeis ' , elves somewhat indifferent at to the parentaite 0( the 'l'oent . : but tvt•re we' to indulge in conjeoinre, .Itotild have little beiitAtion in tiserit)iti , it to C. 0.: pen of the lionoitrahle Mr. LAMBti: There it a dashing tinl , t'ess about ,iii dusti►i>;ujsbe~E scribbler which we think marks out hunt amongst the versifying.dunces of the thy. floanouse pOSStSSCS'i pei*Nl as mach 'lead, but it pours along more placidly than LAsnae's. The :Monody is, indeed, a very meagre yproduction, and wholly mt worthy of, Loud . 11v nest, or' of . any other Loid_or Esquire gifted ‘vitit a particle of poetical genius.--1t is not only interior as a poem, but, Imperfect ,is' a panegyric.. The business in hand was to SnEttIDAN'S transcendtitt talents for,the drania—tu analyze the ,properties of his literary powers—to place 'pointedly before the minds of gie,audience. the characteristic excelle-ncies- which blaze through his delightful writings.—We think too that•an easy and a useful opportunity might na've been found for noticing' what we are inclined to term the main misfortune of SHERIDAN'S life ; we mean the indirectness and unfixedness of his pursuits. It is salutary to impress upon those• who rush forward in the road to renown, that even so mighty a genius as S/I Btu nAN failed in accomplishing the full purposes of his heing-r -from haviwg attempted tasks so . various sad per , : hags we might add so conflicting.—SHEßlPAN was confessedly a great orator- . --a poet foil of fancy and feeling- . --and a dramatic writer of sur passing-vigour and vivacity.—But we think it will hardly be contended, that Sniinto.kg might not have achieved greater things, had he (Erected his powers more exclusively. He has left as pos sessions for posterity four at dri4- wade pieces—sonie fragments of very plg,;s ing poetry—and the torso of el quence, Lis incomparable accusatory speech against HAST INGS. These brilliant bequests do not sod ought not to satisfy .us. We cannot for litar contrasting the boundlessness of his rowers with tive scantiness of his exertions. Wa are teinptql to exclaim against the wild and prodigal Waste of such intellectual opulence, anti to qn.r eel even with the memory of a man endowed, and yet so, perversely.proian: , ig his " God-given. strrngth.". Disappoi ,ted by the Monodists, tits are led to express a wish thAt some Masi( may undertake . the, biography Soals ID AN. 11;e life of such a man .told with fairness; sibiptieity, and good taste, would be most valuable accession to the stock of English biography. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. Stit,.—Your sensible and Judicious notice of tht vapid, infla.cd inanity, and take sentiment or no meaning of the " unreadable Monody" on the de parted wit of SHFRIDAN, which I see this morn ing, .determines me.to'srml to you %idiot the Aghl of them farad from my gtiW (not eyes) yesterday. Sept. gth, isus. YOur bumble Servaut, Quo ruts ? " Quo tendis, Britannia, 4irc?ttis insana ?" Shahveare in the Shades. In Ole short space of little more than one lunar !evolution the Metropolis-of Britain, after so Much exercise and exertion to doing and io suf fering for 25 years—who is . not surprised, if n ot ashamed, to witness, in charity, popular preten• and in poetry, tloye so I,torent able antldis gract;ful failures of effort endeas our ? A pub 'lie Meeting in the City of the Magnats and Poli ticians, of the tVestetit Division—" fele de se," knocking out the brains of its own good purpose, by a simple inconsideration of practice, and de tect of manner in proceed - ug. A popular Meet iog, too, in the Great Hall.of the sane City, of oil its Corpor4ted Magisttuey and prieileged Giti zens of 'Livery, summoned " to coomider of the State of ,their nation," attended by few, anti ha 'limped by whom ?` and how?,-lirolix te.ol,itious " ready made," and only read, heard by leN, un derstood by toyer, and approved by . yery few deed of the kw who mold go " near" to compre hcod thew ! Yet tleclared . tohe ' carried ottooi• hweansc, mirabile diets, for the first thUe, not one of the constant orators of order, htyalty, and patriotic and trading warfare, "emit(' ljt wind bold eitough to blow away a faled flower horn Cambridge; to limit a Bristol interloper on those•boards ;" nor .to•oot!faCtl !ti Holborn retail spiiit•lnerch , fl it !,- 4 11 ! Ito "club" reitly to defetd, with civic speech, the cold and Term' tri.irb4: Memorial . of their idol lire--Are we then come to this complexion. at list ? And now for thirA ‘vitles% Monody front hatd.how.d hrdina, offered tit - 1 h.: .hrine, atol itt theNaly temple of departed wit and ge nius !---atol read too, for the "ila in the iirxt Theatre of three nationi Oman where it, thy blush liive oar 44 affected' . tears then washed nquy all the " °dace' . of mortal inittdm, as thp !aim hayo &cached the hurvot " pruduca's' of our soil tlr ? Can tiinte r.:10 r:cnsil be pritui of prai,e, licit prai3e. iti!,roJe c'or 'verse tits ctera they otokto h,t um i r an d iwprli , e.% It i).vt c occ u lt to " ra!ti,e:(l4 civatl,7 riutlicute Itfs res , t i .,.. 11 ,• 1c h dist in tt).tnce, cf.t! he : " tic:epic!' plaii e to cttrll poor' rhyoir3ter, ? '' to .s.imke the nit( tun'," by their ,c,.7(ic•ti tithz, :with tirtinter tutttiog littrileSs, io a jar of noriic Such things, a!roolti r'irver be. in such a place! W4s .he pompoqer of this ninitrititil ditty se rious, or,ditl.the Prompter think that because Boor zyI•CIiSiDAN W. 14 hi) " it was in the:true . etAruitie of character, " holitt4" at. his. thentriczd obsequies and verb) apotheosk, to bp.indOr? Why are the Vrayhouse .11.11111 or rleten to tem:date hint, in this hou4e, " here' uuly and in the Same breath t'old, that the " at 7 'tempt is Vaiii"-that we shall never see his like "Attain"—not even his still, less his equal What then will avail all their laborious aim and emulation for the heijeltf of the house ? And nature too " broke the die" in making Sußawom ; hovi eame he then so perfect ,from the form ?—‘Vithout a flaw- 7 " coMplete" in his klild----thotigh from under• a cracked die ? If our " Malt of the Mint" depend to bring forth his double sterling TT coins perfect, from " dies" which break in the moulding or stamping, be will do more than Nature can, even in tanking ano ther SittRIDAN.:" The nataral effect of good , mid great. example islo stimulate to imitation ; and of 'praise, reward, honour, and fame, to excite entithtion, and to provoke by exertion to equal, or at least appro.' pingitate to the excellence which has preceded.-7 Did not HOMER, And VIRGII. glvie With to MILTON ......SHAKSPEARE, DRYDEN Anti Mousas contribute to form a SHERIDAN 3 Tbe excellence we• have seen is the promiSe of more, the proof of power, the evidence of the human genius and faculty- 7 the ground of hope, and not it reason for despair of the future. This prejudice of antiquity is the slough' of indolence, the remorit of all human improvement. Sept. 9, VlM—Poen. Corner. ANTI-BATHOS. POET it V. ON THE OPENING OF DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Tbeatric Sttenin,s.N's gav sprite : Got leave of ai►sence t'other night, • To see the world again ; • • With scorn lie piss'd the Party's dcibi, Cross'n to shun :rom and Peter tlfuore, And went to ,Dritry-Lane. He saw the new corps, front the Pit. Mangle the " School /or 4etortal * S " wit, Aud tear it limb f;•().1 hint): Ile caw the crowd to yaw* begin At WALLactes drawl—at Ilmti,cv's grin— At Oxacettv the.grint. And. " :munch!" said be, " fur such a play Have I asted half a holiday! I'll tell you what my blades, Ms well for yin, I'm dead, yelp • Alive, by Ileav'til such senselest dogs I'd pack off to the shades ! • " hear no more'. I'd rather dwell Fur ever hi th oarrow cell, IVlleroprnys use frtroe the worm 01l ! this my Comet ? me it v•ems am if the t,ovii !Jot see Or beer my funeral sermon?' :MONODY m; MR. SIIERID.IN. The following are the I' yisAin3 in this P.)Em which are N.l - Rite; IFU Al MU/ 16Y-LA XI; .Tlll:4lTlie.-0(SCO * ing SUN of himnifty dffier line finer, reid, . Kith a pate feelim: which nhotrbq and :meg While N.onte mai... thlt .nielancholy pAnse. 11 , r breathing mom. tit. cm !!:e 111 ilge ‘vere Time Of light ;.111‘1 darkness form4'au arcti 6u/ilia -, "liter tiur eight. tend, nut- harsh ‘vrrow—but 'a tenderer woe; 1,,i,e1r 3 t, hut dear to gentle hrart I' , low, I ,t waltoot nittertirsAHlut full and ckar, A 'w ee r drjectiuti,--a tratipare.it tear. Vil11)1X0.1 with worldly grief--or selfish stain; ~ itpant Ithaum.—atotsecryt, without pAtri. Even as the tenderness that hour *moil's, 11'hett Sionolves day tieelines,alung the 44fter tidy. tree.- mut, A mighty Spirit is erlipsed--4 power Kith passed front tt- to darkness--to whose bur Of light no OriA 414111e:41w:if —nconatael Focus et once. of all the raYS ut Fame After lr a Jialt en, .read, But sntill litat.portion of the wonilrons These sparlsiin; segments of that eirelin all'enthritekd—aint light, oetl of Vr a'l,. To clieer--to Oetce—to please—or to appal, .Alter lire thirty-41m, read, . . These wondrotoi bongs of hi; Fancy wrought u by the fiat of his thought, 'Vier tine farty.six:, marl, Th e secret enemy whose sleepless eye- Swims The foe—the fool—the jcitions-,atol the vAin, Tike ,en kids who but breathe in others' pain, .. , B e hold the host ! delighting to deprave, Who track the steer of filory to the 4r.ire, vvery Nail that daring t,;etiias owes Ilan to the adolir which its Nil Maori the troth—accumulate the lie, And pile the Pyramid uf.Citinutity There are hie portion—but if joinea to tittle fianot Potrtyelatitlil learnt WitloieeP.Dl6ealos .rf,tht hi g h :visit 'thost forget to war, Ain! 41uop to strive with Nii.tery at the door, To soothe Indiumv—and lace to face Meet sordid Rage—and .ter,stl.: with D;ograce, fru, io Elope but the reitt,v.cd caress, The seri.ent4old'orforther I'aithletsneo;, If nay he the ills which men assail, What marvel if at last the mightiest fail?. ' Breasts to whom all the stt - i4?li of feeling given Bear hearts eleetrie—ett,ii.;, , ,,,l with tire frinn HeaVeti, Black with the rude collisir , o—ritly torn, - • ity c hild, surrounded, and on whirlwinds borne,. 1 Drireo the 1 0 Werin"..; :th:losFilere tl,at nurit • .I ‘ hUtighttr which have turned to thund.e—scorch—and bum. . ltiztouTor4, SEPT. I o.—TifeDilk nf Yor.K take." his tlepirture fron t l'Av:lion on S.itorniriy'llext estehli.itittent ot hot Royal Ilighlits3 leiee lone the following - Moon iy, The - whole stilteDt nportiiienoi will then he preiiiireil fur ill:: receptiou of the Pm NCR Itt:G . ENT,W'rffg . o - Irfrrivill ie ttitticitotteil itt three. weeks.. Diike-oreArd thlitiwit.tintl,tptitv • left the Pavilion oti 14st for IVinitior. The gAle of wind autl ritio ~r eto etl at .the cloie tit yegerday, A iiirinUer of f i ,hh i g bnuts mit to Sell on 61111- dtly ofteritorthi wetnlier, were tio t tbie to teach the shore the next morning, they contintied (luring the thiy to betit llooilsteati, under must perilous rireninsturo:‘ , ,.-- We learn this -month% that they ate alt VIC 9prted • THE ES,. ttie fiy,rtci:ta— ,lnd the Scho,/ f,;,'Seduclai was without Beni; twc conittlatiicatiiris. Ott tie cif the 'add to . • cominetits of Ito:ni f ty further since Nuorolibze ry.ti - troW4i•eit Sunshine 164 tuievii) } . ioar t; 'l4) so loth! !impose as tit:this cfrusion, the excised purts of w 43 give elseivhibie. E : Not. IS hit) e ()pert of fAii I)etits vvß's Ll at titis i!lw.tti•e 'tight. pa ahe ris.htg tit the eurlain. :Mr. It'.IICNCII eitipef9rwird anlspol:e to the following e'fi..vet:-!-- i" IWO ig•cc'ea. on helnill of Mr. Ttbite,-*IiEN has : 4os fUr Some day 9 with a cold anti lito4rseorg'4:. • Preittuthq, howeve , , lie has undertaken, tuk..cowe . 19rwar:t iu the per fOrtuance of hi, duty." aplieat' was well received by the audience, and the.Operai "proceeded with it usual success. --Mr. I-lOR'x wits loudly greeie.l.*: othfr performers also received their usual portion of applausi.' TO THE EDITOR' OF THE SUN. • Clarges:tireet, Sept. 10, t Stn,—An appeal having been madeto the ptiblie, 1111'041111C MediUlll of yoitr. Paper of to-tiny, its which my name is selected to'bear whatever odium . may attach td the performance of on ungracious duty, I Crust I may be pardoned for feeling 'hout9 anx i e ty to moke:.known the grounds on which conceive that duty to have been imperative on mite. These grounds.are•at once Stutcd and confirmed is the following letter, which] have just received front Air. ihattit.. lam authorized to add, that all th Performers.of Drury-lane Theatre, to . whose opi nions long experience of the stage and public fa r 'your will atlix Value, entirely acquiesce in the pro priety and established visage of the ennduct ' • , present •°cesium pursued. beg' to SLlOpffil letter which I have felt myself called ti.pon to address.to Mrs. ORGEIi, in'' consequence of what 1 have no doubt will prove to have been a mart unwarrantable liberty.; in reading on the stage au letter front that,Ladyi..not intended for the public eye.'-1 am * Sin., yuitr obedient servant, DOUGLAS KINNAIRD: .Copy of Mr. Harris's Letter to the Hon . . Douglas Kinnuird: tovent4iarden Theatre, Tuesday, Sept..lo. lliv lilAn answer to yonr question, Wliether yon have acted according to the , long . establistied rules of 'the Theatre, .in withdrawing your Pertermers Irma another The,itre. after your. optioing, I have to acquaint you. that as long as I c.itt rearensber Theatres, it has been invari thly the outrun to allow, tto t eisilarly engaged Performer to play at mil' oth e r Theatre After, Ute 4 euttituciieenierit of the teastnee'ver lii'di•edi'itielt wtM:d be the ditticnity awl confotiou of earrying'pn the` hi t‘iiii.is- of the Theatre, hi preparing uuveltiett, in reheusals, &e. (which must. ever take place at the operiiii4 , of the se.vion) were Perfatmera allowed to art at another, The4rr, that I never knew an instance of tiny Pet , 'forthrt• requesting or ile:himc saute a &rail...odor,. ,;diott of 11w, Haymarktt Theatre lutvibg been lirhOna:ly cowitied to the lttli of September, and the wOtter Theatrts seldom opened befere that ,period, that tix,d tor the terminlithal of 'the Performers' en4Aizementt at that theatre, after Mill:At they have been invariably 'iith:ltitwn: , The perluib.iott elven to',l'ertortnere to act even durinut the reet,le at any iiewTheatie in London, hies Baer Corson( t'- 4 . :(1 Us highly inj onions to the rriplar Theatres, and hat gene ' rally been .refused, The reason is'ulivaithi; Oar Perferatere the, eltp . hrceitte so Imekniett in the .eyes of ter publie that they lest. the atte:retio.i of novelty. illr. Garrick' w so netted diet lie 'icier ailttived any of his l'evloginers to play iu .toy tither 'i'l,ratrr Mist his own, • • tie ie to urtr y.o.te's, , very truty, • .0. . • Oigot.d) tl. 11.11111 K. sq , L. lu, )815.' MADAn,—Serill o 7, in the Nctestn;pers of this day x tit At 3tiil by the Nan y Eii,glis:4o,..era aftAO , l y o , i „,, fur hmrtion, in tvldt. a id a letter rarporthig tube Irmo )oa, I take the litnstiv of rrcal.,t}; to yiAir recoilrelion the psi: tiett lars of the (14,1 r, oame.raitiioie Wititirl Ii Ut the itallentr trt i:l4 with you on the sultect of your performing at that beware.. Wao sly lur q :Tr as last morning.-- , tirree %yltrite ,1.1 ) s hefure your 11: . 141.1; WAS ill tile; bills of Lite t...yeetit o fur likst nignes•prilorin You applied tti lite for permission to continue toperfoi'ra at the. I,y_ct whiist ti:e lliOry.;tatic The,ore.Was ou the alter.; nate isiglits elobed. Viii., I told you, it was 1Atp . u , ,,11,1,, t o r me to gritirt; us, if o per:l - title:l on r Perforn . rer, toe xect their taknts. agiiitt4. - Corvu:-(lattWn cc Vdietl . ‘Ve Were.hijut„ thq woultl do 1,1.,! by Ili; and that ti11:11 Ote pro. poed by oar , iikeraote nights woull be oat' we :might well ie; oar' I'erfortncr's alppea'r before .. • :tic 1:01111C - iit , •dur .,„ nratres every night. Not :1 avortl; it-ti contideuti. rit.ised..ent the r,tablet,..t either of 'Threat iir lire. I :'.oevvr for Clic., 110)111.1;k could suppose you 046 1 5 to observe the • twist i tr iob r o a r ;thin ot . the article - of. nzrceareat, yo:t owl all the r`i' at VIV wiwer'iliezit ry s si j oed. s dory given is. trait' , the e*cloilve 'services ,4 the PO'- i„oiners at this. Theatre. It wera tia:log 3WI 411 ill comitt;— mcot Cu supput,c uei tiers id of incliTitlual ott l'action.. I recol.- I,lt apiienitog to voorgttr, whether we could refoseto Performers, if.thr'l claimed it, an absolutior frorn thcir or , . tietes, if we granted it to you. • • 1 recollect ulao. 'Asti:lefty t xplaitiltog.idynu tb.it the liet,ThLaire'reee . ,i•ed tl3c I.lc4umutotiatiou tilt nex.t Satur , dui!, fru ns Old +4,:vgc alcAr. 1u you 'MITIsdvC the.goodnes9 to itiforni wtieteiu your ...Toile:Alton of the conversation differ* from the tilioec. The Jae )iollr tat sd at yg.`itt . rday Vycliting, and Ille Inen. 6 of fine auittAreat, Irate kit. we In 4 , i , 11 ttlltt'bt tirr the titti out twcu oopu4va Uh uu by a 6L-titioirt Idittr iu your ilaine. Writting , your reply, • 1 L o ne the bo,totir to be, Nkihint, Youi'v,ry vtint, • 1)0(21"ii...‘S KIN: NAIAD; The accounts from Dieppe state i that the hi— bowing poor' arc in very great distress, to itincit that the police hare .been obliged to seise bread to distribute amongst them, T9-inorroW .1/writing the prisoners who stantt committed on various charges of felony will' Ile reinixecti . from the different gaols in Lontion and iddiesex to Newgate,, preparatory to taking their trials at the .ensiting 01,1 bailey sessions, which commence ot) Wednesday next. Th e Sessions:. for the County of Middlesex be-. gin Itt.the,Sess;O:Ps', House, -Cie keittvell-Green, 011_1%1011day next. 111 r. SHatiPi.clock unsi watclinniker, of North. amnion, no sent tor •by a resident of that town 011 Filthy lot Lo ,rrpi;r a clock ; rtr cillittg it to, Ilia gry,at:.434 prise, he discomfit that A, 14)0 , 15e hid ovule ita nest the, works o 11 , -;t wily cause of itiaclockii • ' . • reirßrhtth!e part' of the Sftrov. 1 74140)0W atttlitling, is he:.nortis window, ,< it icl~ tntiy he,colls,ivlrreil A pittureigate niece of rosin. The period c,f sevAvictt ut the Pipe Major of the Itoyat Scut,, 0140 act* os Fl Bette tilt iii the I,:xpice r tA q:fetv chlys, Arta, -wilco jive ye. ter4n, who i 3 ili.thr :;,t)ih you . !It lftl oge, iteiy v . iiiste , Logain t ticiiituited , serviee. • ;110441.1) , vitorttin4 cointryrCeiltieman had his pot kvt picked <>t iv . .s wicket-hook, ettntoiiiirvg up* warda id - . 301.. in 1).u1 notes 40d hilts, bctwetti the ,114u4i0% Us use awl CllcapCtie.,