The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-05 00:00:00

NEE,ACTIOL'i" EVRNT. Last ni4ht, es some of tile workmen Ivlto were employed Non the e:v Londim B v iidgeo're tkirning in a boat to the Burley-side of the Thames, it unfortunately strucit against soittetifitty INi:id) the darkticss of the night prevented ttem 110111 observing, Onct THIRTEEt!I tvere drowned. — The two watermen, and two of the men,: there bcinz on 17 in the boat, mosttoiroctiloody escaped the fates of their. fellaw-creatnres.. We understand that three of their bodies have been picked tip. When the title permits, the works at theliridge are :carried on all night, and it was about Our o'clock when its floe• compelled these anforttmate Then to leave off, and set out for the shore. In - doing so, it seems that they met with their fate either as above•tmtetntioned, or, as another account nays, by getting into contact with a bArge. The persons sa v ed were— OHN DIXON, waternrin (swam asbore)'—Ro- BERT HARRlviir, watt-rola!), GtanoNs, car penter, and one other, name unknown, (saved by the - Wapping Police boats.) Those drowned were— 'TA NIES DAWSON. RicuAvn ITEATH,--CHAKBV, • o!lierwi:.e called Markt/jot: I UGH CHMMINg, MATTI' EW ()'BRIAN, pAvry, JOHN BAKEII, JOHN AItM•TEGNG, MICHAEL ARNIE!, -- RIC timms, and two others, names not known. The bodies of Ccrusit BAKaa, and'Aam- STRONG, are those which have been found. They ure lying at the Bridge Wharf, on the Surrey-side, and exhibit dreadful spectacles, as they pour out. their blood from thr wounds made by . the dratts. The Watermen continue dragt:,ing for the rest, SHiP NEWS. DEAL, OCT. 4.—Arrived, and sailed for the Ri ver, the London, NELSON, from St. !Mena. Put back the Heywood, HANNSWORTH, for Madraq.--- 'Wind S.W. FALMOUTH, ,OCT. 2.—The Disk , . of Marlbo rough packet; for Pshon, remains wind-boond. Wind from W. S.W. to W. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 3.—The Dutch frigate men -tinned yesterday, proves to be the Diana, of that tuition, nod is from Gibraltar.. PouTsmouro, .00T. 4.—Arrived the Golden Fleece and -Elizabeth transports front C3rk.—. Sailed :the Ocean and Line transports, for Har wich .; and his Majesty's ship Glasgow for Dept ford.7— Wi aIIWIR , SP,'.'lo, OCT ‘1 . .—Arrive(l the Loyal Bri• • • ton, Harris ; ReWartl,' Freeman•Oind Henry, Stephenson, from Jamaica; Tort and Robert, Swinton ; COotest, Langtion ; and Jtheph : and 13 Ai ' le, 'French, from Quebec ; - Valencia, Cross, front. Now 'Brunswick ; Lorenzo, Kitson, front Virginia ; Blucher, Halliday, from Havanna)) ;, Ataita, Brookrs, flout Alarsedles ; lf,dward Ellis, Ca l w, from Honduras.; Roberts, ; Isa bella, Henderson ; and Symmetry, Sunderland, from Arehang:4:l MAry and &zit, Phillip, from St. Petershiirgh ; Hill, from Canary lsh tn d Baldry, from Stettin ; 211(1 . Vrow Fretieriek4, Ovei hand, from Rotterdam: Sailed the LoWjce Seton, for Bombay Sir James Henry Craig, Browne, for Port W li,tiv ; Monarch, \Dixon, for jaMaiett ; Ariadne, Donna , t), , for•Gibtaltnr ; Ar;adlie, Smith, for Bal timore ; Prudent, Webb, for Antwerp; Hector, Story, 'for 'Switiemtinde ; and Alnwick Packet, ,Icier, for Rotterdam. letter from Dover, dated October 3, slys—' " 'ref . ; packets and passage vesselS are this 'after noon itrri•eci, from Will., xvftlt about 300 pas sengers, many of vi h‘nn hare been dectined on the other side by tempestpous weati►er. Two French packets arrived last .night, one -with pas. 'sengers., and the other 'with two Prenelt mails, ivitielk latter ran into the D.itens for safety, ynd 'to Ramsgate harbour, where Abe mails were landed." • he following is an extract of a letter received Yesterd,iy by rite Committee for managing the tif fart s Of Llort's, adtirehsed to them from Madeira, lititleC date ot the 12th of Septemb e r it `will be fonnti to 'contain most usefttl ittformation to Ow 1111151er5 of vestzeis trading to that island It 'would he very advisable'. to Make "known to every Cap itain of a I.l:iti‘li w • hO may wish to calritt Niadeira, that tiu t=houid provide himself ttitli a regular bill ot lie.tith, at tP'ttett>by_ ►eP rtti i ece Con,tti i‘htiatlon, or by any Port u- Corittuf in auc cif the poi:N . ln Cleat Britain !,vhere said Calitwat may clear from, 44 hy so doing it would prevent hair Pa)ing the ureesit health-tare fees of ciipitetn dollars. As fur it'.stance, w Cainaitt leave's I.is . Vvotel, say four or five leagu e% at ser,, CO proceed, to come on shore for what he tuay want; i ll th e , u‘ sait time, the I.OV fort has orders to fire with hall at the said host, ,until the health-boat goeS off to uteet him ; and if he has to :;'ll of health, he is ordered on taia r d main, un til he arooles to , ccrue in. with his vessel to Unchur, sod pay the said charge to another bealth-huat which feuks off with the Portuguese doctors, ~:iiveners, td re . 4rit th e eess v t from quarantine on payio4 4 and MO to PO' for the hails expended on the occasion : therefore doin;;: the chore, .ix would prevent ail these unnecessary operations, also the ts',:ticu and 4e143`," Returns of District-Elections continue to an pe;ir.in the French Journals The lists which are Yet given have many more names with (Ares an nexed to them, titan with the -better adjunct at PrQprieinire. The subscription monnment wh elt is about to be erected 10 the ritemory of the late gall.int Ge• meral Sir TnotitAs Pt croN, is to he placed in file centre of the site of the present fisit-iiiiirk , t 'Carmarthen, anti the markcL is to be feillOVed 10 111 di tube part uf the tomb ELECTION OF LORD M.\YOR. On the close of the i :oli ye.stcrday, the platflird exhibited the following numbers, t:;c gross poll : For the Lord Mayor Aidtruiaii yrnitlr Aldermail Alderwan Goutibehete 2,452 . . 4,414 • 10r,7 ekhihition of the miniberi was recrived, Hs usual, n , ith strong demonstrations of applause ; and as no person otleied imme l diately to-Adress 11:,e nall, Mr. White Was very generally and loudly called for. Mr. WA ITR then came forward, and observed, that the point to lvhich the contest had now ar rived almost r nderecl unnecessary any furtherap penito the jangmerit and duty of ?he Livery. The mere decialioi,o) -of the poll indicated how coin pletely their tkiversaries had already been defeated ; and the only tie lug that burp! ised hitu . was t - that they should still continue to - persev*reht , so hopeless strugle... They appeared to be perfect gluttons at being beaten, and like' gluttons would- never be satisfied till their opponents were tired- of beat ing them. (Applause.) lle entertained nbleipect for the. disposition that could thus endanger the peace nod tranquillity of the city for tßA ‘ piirpose. The sense of the city had been decidedly express. eel :. and he °mild nut refrain from alluding on this occasion. to Ore statement published by - tfie Coin- Mittee of Mr. Aldermau Smith, in which they de. tikai that Cie) , had ever described the Livery as a Set of ragganitillins. lie was nut then nisptiSed to enter into any enquiry as to the fact of their hay. ing made use of this expression ; but he was sore from the defeat, they had experienced, that they would be slow to apply mkt; an eithet in future. (Applause.) Did they deserve this appellation because they were,not men of rank ; or, because chance or fortune had not•raised them to alt voted situation in society, were they precluded front acting the parts of. honest and independent men ? Their franchises were as undoubted as the rights of the highest, and their independence was , sudiciently manifested in the victory they had achieved. ,(Applanse.) lie was not aware whether it -was the intention of. Mr. Alderman Smith's It-truck tee address the Livery ; but if, they did so desire, he entreated for them a patient -hearing, and that they would not allow it to be said that the opposite cause was lost cause its advocates could not be heard. '• The of the - Lord 'tayor was one which gained ground by thscnssion, and which repined only to be under stood to be generally suppotted. Once again he begged leave to toiy, that in the part he was now taking he was associated with nu I.arty, was ac tuated by_ no political feeling ; and if any sup ported' the election of • the Lord M,lyor with any 0 , her views, be disavowed all . connexiou with them. Strange as the perverse ,onsiiiiney was which thus insisted oupriitrat ling the poll, he -trusted' they would remeMber, that to-morrow it most conclude.: the Lord Mayor had abstained from all interference , with it; the cause was that of the Livery of, London, and tie triumph be-,, longed only. to them. The conclusion of this addreis WAS received With till Le cilee'ri, and nitli the ‘raving of hats ; atter which'the Meeting intniediattly adjourned. G LOUCESTER ELECTION. STATE OF THE PULL RY TIIE LAST ACCOUNTS. THIRD DAY. WEE) • • 329 J Coorga . - 329 FOrRTH DAY. WEBB •• • - 426 ! COoi.b:R • • 426 Ltl3Elul , OF THE PRESS IN HOLLAND. On the discussion of the new law on this sub ject nine Mendrett Spoke; as well for }ls egaiost the propoied restrict ions. The Official Gazette has given the speeches of four of the Speakers. — Mr. Gtordebiens expresses many &mini', so that he:declares him•elt at a loest; - antl repeats informa tion from his Colleagues; yet the tendenCy of it is, on the whole, agZiost the law as it stalub.— Mr• rixyphitis made an eloquent speech against the law ; Mr. Van Bommel and Van Nietiport in fiviittr of it. The speeches of the other five ora tors are not yet given. POLEMICAL CONTROVERSY. LUXEMBURG, SEPT. 25 —An event has just taken place here which has caused some sensation. M. Muncheni Professor of Philosophy in this city, has made his scholars support (on the Bth of Au gust) certain Thesis in Natural Law, containing piiaciples blamed by the wsse3l Publicists, and especially rt-jected by the Catholics. The Theses is divided into forty-two propositions, tilOSt of which are reprehensible. Foe example, in the nth, " The actions of men only, and not their opinions, can disturb public or .private happiness." Another is in defence of Usury, and another in favour ,of Divorce. The Bishop of Metz, in whose jurisdiction this country_ is, has published an Ordinance, dated Sept. 12 - , con demning these Theses, not only as contrary to the principles of the Catholic Religion, but as tending to change the peaceful stndiesfof the pupils into an are tra open to arrogant and haughty innnk. which, far from knitting to the precepts of the Gospel Opon the duties oseing to Sovereigns, would rather deny the celestial origin of Sove reignty, ancl give it no other itle than the -Mu table will of the people :—The Bishop conse quently declares, that none of those pupils whose names are annexed to the The s es shall he • ad mitted to the. ; seminary for the ,stuffy of theo logy, till - theY have•studied another-year tinder a toaster o f oettodox principles, nniestt they can suove that their names were annexes) to the Theses without their consent, that they dill not maintain it., and that they detest the errors whiCh it crot tilielS, The Bishop also forbids all ,autlents des tined to the ectle , i3 , t 3 cal prat-Aim, to 'frequent in futni.e the lectil es of the said M. Ma n gy hen, limier:pain of not bcitig admitted into the schools of theology. ORT6iNAL POETRY. IMP 4.(1 : 41) t . TA: ci:rdidele teoms Inite in, a rape, Th t , !:,„, N av: a ',mat should ride e utfirte a sti;ei ;ft:l. l4 e that the i!,iriiniactit'ativ's siich 4 rout; Since iu bug it has 10oued to tier them rill aut flat tettth it vorti , uitted a ,i f) ; Fur outside they wcre n anti meat) to Ater in. nesine tlr quoo , trim liette relie mereri grit' 0 tier: 1 Z,, a puta:e -Chuutirsilit ingrain. • Ca.TULt.Vs. Plt! silly Poet'. rash ! First you pour'd forth 3-our " Penny Post I?.ag" Trash; And alien that petty huxt'rinr %Mall ;vote Wit, 'ft; Little suited Weil —bad fan! to You now, nil sense of Right and F , rling Bed, Attempt to wound thzc airing thro . the de4d— . Tito' when the fate of Genius you clear you mean not "Yotiek's" but your own. Come, come-.dispel these iViaggots from your Brthin, Or, perish like the Elk that etidi youi• strain . , Or, if these similes as wen may please, Like Child with► Worms, or like a Nlity Cheese. LORD VISCOU,NT EICNIOULEI. „ . It mist be in the rectillection of many of our readeri., that on the 26th of January, 1796, the Dotton 19si lndlitmaU,' in the tratf . sport was wrecked under the citadel of Plymouth, and totally lost., Lord Viscount EX . MOUTII (Own Sir rapwARD PELViov) was witb inaby otherl spec tator from the ,diore of the dreadful calamity ; and after, offering a most liberal teward to stn'y one who would convey a rope on board, but which none could be found ti) undertake, lie boldlY solvetrto . attempt the 11117.11140tii enterprize him• self, artiV , instantly clashing into the foanang waves .'swam to the sinking'nre4, which !fe ver quitted until he had completed his work of humanity, by saving the lives of neaily 300 of his tellow;.creajures, who, but for his exertions, must inevitably hate perished. The .freedont of the 'Borough of Plymouth was presented to him in 'nn elegant silver box ; and at a ptiblic enteltaia ment given on the occasion, the following Stanzas, written bya Gentleman orPlyintmlit, were rccit. ett ; an insertion of them at this time perhaps tug prove interesting : Wnitm, o'er the reeling wreck, the savage stare) 'Poured all Os lighcnings, thuuarry , blasts, and hail ; And every home, in its wildest born' Sumac the firm heart—that n,,•ver I:new to fail 'Twat thine, flew, sublimely great and good! r Alan, thy brother twin, diture<s'd—to dare The dem hful passage of t fio.l, Anti juin tLe fraatic children ot There, it was thine in conifort'4 balmy tone, •oottir their ierroivi, 'odd the teoiptoit', roar; To hush the luother** thriek—i be mick won't geooo— bear the safreret s, trenibling, to the stiore. So, when this nrh, in dre:nl mht at, Shall A mish i n rilitl4,. at its GA'. decree; TieSaring:ltiau:,ititi it iii.npliatit re], Shall, (ruin [Sir wreck of ail things -1 cseUe thee• FA•NIIIONAV,I,I'. ARRIVALS. .The Ilkisragrr C, , tuntetts of Sefton, in Hill-street, Berkeley square ; Lotil Soto, rrille. in llill•sl Feet, Berkeley 7 ;aptare; tiOn.- Edward and fuiliy, at 'flotillas% Hotel; Ueorge Pocock, 1-,sq. M. P. in Charles -street, Berkeley stitnire; Capt. Beaty, 7th litr“ar,, at Lone, Hotel; Colonel and Mrs. Strat ton, at ditto; General Rai eiitfe, at ditto; Sir Wm. Ilothate, Bart.. and family,. at the St. James's Royal hotel; Captain Ogle, at'ilittit; Baron Pagel, the Dutch Awbassador, at his house, Whitehall-place, front Norfolk; the Earl of Longford, itt New Burlingtoa-st ree t ; the 'Hon. Mrs. Bowater and the Rev. 'Mr. Dottie, at Osborne% hotel, Atlelpiti ; Capt. Swaine, at dittO ; Colonel Chisholm, at ditto ; Capt. Hughes and Dr. Sproud, at ditto. DEPARTURES. The Earl and Countess of Sandwich, for their seat in De vonshire; the Earl and Countess Of Carliampton, for their seat, hayne'l bill, Surrey'; Earl and Countess Spr• ncer,lur their seat at Irtmlsletlon . ; Hon. Mr. Eliot, for the Continent; Lord and Lady Foley, for their tea, Whitley Court, Wor cestershire; . Wnt, Barrefl, fur the is)e. of Wight: T. T. Drake, Esq. M. P. hild Mrs. Dralie, for their seat, Amersham, Bucks ; Lurd Sidmouth, for lilt scat, Richmond park ; the Dean of Ely, Mr. Pierce, and Mrs. Pierce, for Cambridge; H. Ileckford, Esq. for his scot in Essex ;, Sir Wto. Burrows, Bart. for Leicestershire ; Mzijor Close, for ditto; captain Nash, for Brussels ; Colonel Save . alltl ptAii) Cogan, for Paris ; Colonel leCallogan, fur ditto; the Earl and Countess of Beshproneit, for Worthing ; the Bishop of London. for Fulham Palace; Captain Welli igton, (rain Oshorne'S Hotel, fur Ireland ; Captain AlenChambres, 55th Regiment, from the. St. Petershurgh Hotel, Dover-Street, for Berkshire ; Captain Kindred, ,frosu flit t o . for his father's seat, Middleton Hall, Suffolk. SPOWTING INTELLIGENCE. PEDHSTRIANISM.-BAIINET completed his yes-. terday's task of 47 miles at 10 o'clock. This morning he set off again st four, aryl hy half-past eight (breakfalt tiine) he had gone 14 miles, and started at nine o'clock on his: 15th mile. NEWMARKET - FIRSTOCTOBE MEETING, 1816. Furn.vv, Oct. 4, D. of Grafton'. Minuet, s,t. - 71 b. Ilcat Ind F.) Dueuua, D. M. c.s.oogs.—q to agt.t. Mill llet. • Sweepstakes of 4,5 gs each, 13.11. TA G. TI. cavendish's . Mr. Staiketipear'a.Poinler,,. 7AT, 13i h. to 4 on , :yltdentel. Swerrnttsles ir)Tho •h, IA Q. H. Ciirs.idiAh',4 tiourbw k , rsst. Mil Mr. Thornhill's Sir Mr. Payue's Oninola, D. of (irtition's Whisker, Ast. 2;t). 1 3 to 1 apt tiourintn----7 Au 4 arse St, Thottiaq---ti to 4 agtt t 4, 1 apt Whi4:er. CHATVAIISETANI's N AVoug.--IVe ore re . (iiie , ted ( 0 stat. , ,, tiptt a I:rend ) Elcialt (price 6 ) ot C HAI - EAT.) stt t ANT) * s Neve Work. :lb:torch ie Frotteoise, will he imiaktir. , (i,nn Aloiuksy item, Mr. Cm..111.:(1; , : of witruit al*o be had, EditintiN P. - eneit of Ida ":Eistry" crt the Piet:caution of E!npires," Work tvlsicfz timk be v tt roll.linieed " ( I servint: of the attention not intiy of ibitesnion told pitiitt) , pitert, but of nll who feel interested in the wet fat. at the codnulunpty in which thily livc.". THEATHICIL CRITIC T:',11.1. rat Of soima n the suljqi.,:;;(l •ritive, - 11):11 xvt- ,:ttie :to :or tr,ln:,tei jag t!ie tiolier in Ibe Colin/nib f)t I nett: nvon whiJi evoy one exticists his judg.. ni so mut it icul Criticism, um) 1: is , itda tip the itOrts of the C4pital Ike recit:.rics of ss, in tviiigent a pl „ vinctulist lt l tcY,i one of . ' the thief Dreinsaticli - fautotici! ! ...s of the iirt.sent. day : O'N e.I Last Friday cvetti•.4 this interesting and • t coin!) ithoeu r‘Cire,•i C;OS13(l secinnt eoz:ttgeioent • titwith :he part tii Lady Tourte, in delightful comedy of lift: Schrvi tor . Scandal." We, wittirssed the performance with teeliaigs so sadly-pleasing „so comportotlea of pensiveness and admiration, as to ',sited tt. " pale cast of thonght" ovcr our cr . nical eon templataubs. iVe could not repress the reflection Char he, to Whose bright and glowing 'genius we were indebted for stleli exquisite intellectual .en joyment, wlio'e wit, tittrivdlied for gracefulness and gaiety, thus spat Med and mantled before us, lay mouldering in the melancholy: quiet of the silent 'tomb. ,We do not profess to be squanderePts of sentiment and Sensibility; yet we could not forbear contrasting the brilliant pleasantry of the scene With the lust, sad hours of the illustutot.i. Dramatist ! The Loudon wholesale dealers in panegyric Bare, we %w -here, extolled, in very magnilLent tat ins, Miss (3'Neill's Ludy Teaiie: We are not disused to, titit-st,ini their priri., l e ge of being pleased in their own way ; bur w.• most be per mitted teiTittany our evvti MOIL. Tovl 4.: was on thing. O'N r itr, i,crtoriu:t,ice which. in our jtitigsent, indicated either punt) t.f taste or pre-entineneli ot talent.— The Sct-neS which horder oil Coar.t , tel'y "e played • with considerable ; hut, to our great surprise, site he trayed a total want or lady-like dignity and in essiveness she seemed to have uo'cleat conceptive' of the character, an there was, consequently, im sustained energy in her defines., Con Of it. To us it appears evident., that bliss O'Neill pos sesses a large Jiortion of that riot and racy huttuntr pech lint' to her country; but which it is so ditto:nit to dilute into elegance. Oar English readers will enter into the spi r it o f thisreinierk;and th e y will, pethaps, aeo;esce in the fair nets of that arrangement. which .alloti 1., Ireland quickness of tierception, and to England d i ery test. v. we If our limits allowed t S ltd feel tiolioril to yen tart upons wore enlarged exaMinatiun of O'Nt ill's ge neral potters as an actress. We entertain th, saw. re,t re spect for Miss O'Neill's talents; hut we bare the temerity to think that thoselMents ate nut of the highest order. ,She has not, its our opinion, Made any perceptible progress in tier art; and this we &,4ke to he the true test ot ni \ ental superiori ty, where there is no acknowledged lack of industry or oppor- tanity• Indeed, sit far form discerning any iturnitentsin 111 Mi s s 91:•4ejli's Acting, we have, if we mistake not, tleteetv4 some diminution cif her firmer excellence. the is :ess nat 'rat ; she seems to rely less Ilium that unaffected and uncon strained. simplicity, which datiSi'd SO intelligible a tifarat over her cartit•r performances. The truth us, that Miss O'Neill is it Bring to NeLieve objects which tire wholly intim] pit ink. clue ,veirelieS ,ksirolUtui Mlowing the rum st cps ot Mrs, tstdrion4 .lotty and comin indiug 40d of iu.,nufrulizltl t, at the s.nne time, as hit ptC4bar pro- Vint v, ciliae may hi' tie i•r0,...s of Gin stage. • Nnw, we- feel co•,vneed that iii lottri,utilg the, en terprisr *Miss O'Neill wilt not only fatii it site trillphee iwjeoptay mut It (Ai the ,t,intv 1V:14,n slit I!as ; ,I"..„„t y Sv. ffriiA4l tt;te seldom sttt~. reel to inett in the same .kcsoit. Mrs. exaarine, seems moulded oNciii•r.cly far the til i f,h.•.•' and most t•tiee• it tt speciea of t rigic ethaeon, tor pessl.oi a•.il l'N iitud into intoleralite tiot !Wis+ ti".Sen,'s qualities Si e whie.y dohnei.t : she ,wet.,, for tire.ne. • •• lineation.oi these genii,: and geiterseus in it irti,ett co- shrine theinselsti. the temole liosoint Ile : t it at thc`fountains filatlit•tic tenderness. .111 the of itquinitie athrhttit.lit, :ifiglll,ll t,f itt:2.llr:ollC Wretcttee q..,.ss, Miss produces at paun'in rv , dity, which hills th.;t d oce to rivalry. Within' ti t t.•se tleetiills.Sli it seentel from finmpetition. Rut if Miss O'Netel 'mays frdizi the Lath truth and nature have hitherto been her guides-- if, diSsatiidied with her own department, she shall cootiotto to uttrittpt a mitre tnnbiti,luti style of act lilt, alts it iii, ~, predict, quickly lose her plaee in public +Tinian nod popular favour. She will tali from her height with an accelerated ve locity. We think it proltahle that Miss O'Neill may rot - - reel the faults which we have adverted to, by the cillcratiuri of her in it strung good sense, and natural feeling. Wb e o her judgment becomes calm and unclouded, she Will see the propriety of restricting her fine t*nts uithin their peLtill,sr sphere of action. Site mill perceive that the passion tor rest less 01'00 and perpetnal etfret, with which Mr. Kean ACVMS to hate maddened suns and dattiOtera of, Theapk, is by .nu itivans-.suited to the fiotinvlii witi h eont.ifitin her magic Oyer the mind. She will, in fine, be contoit wait the Cob.,. nenee which nature has qualified tier to attain, Alt lim i t d e .. laying her pro4ress toWards perfection, by struighor, far tithe something . unpossest, , Which mars aird cankers all the rest." M. • our Theatre has preietited no ordinary attrae tions t hi s week,, ~ Wednesday, Miss' O'Nuat. per- . formed Sit AKSPEAttIi'S Juliet, alit' f:Xeittd au agony of .sensibihty Bvltich can be.describel ohly by her • • own acting. • :rile Boxes were tillEtt - With the twin tiled characters in the enmity, .but the lionse al ',ogcther was not so much di rongeil as the spirit of the: tnirited.—The fascinating Mrs.; 44r -; (hovel( is etTaged to night and oft vlvtitlay. -- (Shrewsbury Paper) , t. CorzNT..G AR DEN .---Last „ repeated the partni Rita it is one of the surest prognostications of his furore excel lence, that in this as in Orestes he strikingly int , proved upon his first appearance in the Ihar4crer„ poesessed of the powers of ibis , young (..ieu;,.lqtrian.,; evinces at the smile time that dderence public opinion and attention to his profession which .:11r, M ACriIiADV sv) evilently displays, it is impossible to.douht his rise to the liii4hest rank as .a lot scene with , Mantli.3 was admirable. MOrtitela cwitAliS a letter froll% tioNNE CARREJ(E, Whq states, that in the vear wa.s, at Calcutta, when the (Tie. braced lieutt lio7D (Olen on 3 Viiit to Sir Jona MIPHERsoN, in whose M. I3oNNE CAI:Li:IIm coaccstt-(1 to .M. BoNNIICAIMERR in co a ti.. (knee, that he (Loy D) was the antlwr of the of Junius. VestertLq the Lnttery firtiihed drawing, atvi, CAttant.t. ha% th e 'Ns to ate P..h.ie 141.44;1 Jiit Grpitni 5! , 14 at his oh:— Oict i f t , No. 7, Corithili, r t int • ,i-ht; t No. S :tt of S'i , hres { I J 11 1) , let 2 -t% The Ft)rtollate lioliters ntay rve.eAt thcir AlAlney demar)(l. iticHAnriioN, arid t o , the C‘,u tractur-,, li.ive die ilitt,f.tetion of '1';It!", 1' tt ittien,tc :tut. 'lry th;rt Nc 8:::!!...!S, Cursi;al prize 01 46;i0,0110 ecni,ols, mid :C. : 1 , , ,79 , i the other Prize 01 Coni,os, froth ,tr.r.%u yes rerthry, were suiti their fortunate ()dices., Cu. ft. 11,11 mill -rtrig-00c-r, lii One '(:)it:trtCl, (JaV, g!it and felk Sixtek•uths Shares each.