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It Nelson, in the hour of battle, fixed his claim up ot his. country's grati , rude, the poor sailor was not torgniten—fte telt the reward ‘vhich the muniti-ence of his country men provided—i.a palace for his retreat, a pension for his fortune. He begged permission to,all,nde to an opinion which at present prevailed, bur which was unfounded in tact, that the gt•torine Dram a was on the decline iii this NitiroPolis.---- The very apprehension of the ft nth.of this must be to them despair. They,mhst.io that case ap peal with tenfold anxiety to the Patrons of this Fond, to tvhich too many already were obliged to have recourse.- In contradiction, .ho ever, of this assertion, he would appeal to the splendid scene before him. The Lite melancholy events had thrown a gliwOM over the heart, and might probably ha-ve.changed for a time , the direction of rek xat i on ,, Shakesperte haci . left upon record the neyJect of the hi4her DramA., in his time; bUt let us, Said Mr. Kean, make our claim upon the City ; l et us sa y, i in t h e words o f our great Bard, " We are the tragedians of the city, even those you were wont to take delight . in."—(Applause.) Upon the healih of the Committee being drank, Mr. CALCR A FT returned thanks for himself atid th e i\lembers of the Committee. • Tie next toast was " Drury-Lane Theatre,. and Mr. Eilisfon," which was drank . with much applause. • the Ii!"TIT f N conscqiielice of the (le:ith of your 14te much re T ,ctefl Director, c . ir JAct:snx, Bart. I take leave The EXILE of roraND, the VOW of CELIBACY. A Novel, Translated fr,nn the French by Mfg. litetuittosoN,* Author of the Trak etlies. of Ethelrt.l, Gertrude, Original Poem,. for Youth, &c. • 7 7/0 Efrilr.- Ho v(P - . 7 11.11N.E l'lT7' tin , 1 , 11 - at - MERcH ‘NT. TAYE.OIIS ., lI.\LL on offer t 0 your notice, to succeed him in the directio: it1..t1.;1;.,1)A.y, ;Tu. c7:h :I,to-:nt. if your Affairs. hrought rip in a house of business, and haring been for the last seventeen years a principal in an Establish meld intimately connectud'with the commerce of the country, trus°,.that from the experience I thus have attained, I may vent ore to look forward to the favourable consideration of the Proprietors, and in return for their support, I pled4e my self to a zealous and assiduous attentiou to the weighty and important concerns of the Company. I am, Ladies and Gentli.men, Your Li; laul and b'uinble Servant, ' WILLIAM cuitTlS, Junr. • Amongst the Femtle.Nnvelists of Prange, the Author of 'Mete. de Lenange, is unquestionably entitled to »conspicuous place ; at a , i►eri'.d, tvhen she was neither well-known, nor, justly appreciat ed, she at tracted - the homage of Madame de STatie, and obtained the cordial approbation. of Miss lq;oGasottni. We observe with pleasure, the effort which has .been lately made to extend her reputation in this country by the elegant translation of the beautiful Tale of Eugenie and Mat hilde, presented by the title of the Exile of Poland. Like every other production of the 'saute pen, this N'►vel is characterized by simplicity ar►cl purity of taste ; the fair Author occupies a Sta^ Lion tar remote from that of a eterrust, or a (h ; she invades 'not the regions of. Poetry, or Romance ; she levies no contributions on History, to assist invention ; she neither affects to exhibit rl►e costume of Gothic Times, or to caricature the whimsicalities of Modes► Manners ; she at tempts but to pourtray the delicate, yet familiar features of domestic life, and leaving to others to astonish the imagination, reserves to herself the privilege of engaging the affections, and touch log the heart, lit the Exile of Poland, which contains the Memoirs of an emigrant family, we find a lively picture of . Domestic Mariners in France, in other words a chateau de that may be not unaptly compared with an English man's fireside. There are customs and habits, too deeply seated in the primitive character of a nation, to be affected by any change in the political sys tem. The parental dignity scarcely appeals to have been subverted by the Revolution. The Pere de rat of Ear! CPMV:fO7.ti in the Chair, STY tv.h tz TzS OF T'l rLus. )1111 11 ? The itiolit Jo! 1 7be Nioct Mar T iess of nootly. )yce JaU•/ l'The Fad of Monistiorric. com a e the Lord Viscount Fitz harris, L or d vi scoun t Lowther, M.ti, Right sir The Mei, 1T,•11, , w,h1e Sir Grint. Thy nizi,t cir p sail YTtnry GI, Portland Place, May 17, 1920. iner ; '..r.lic,l!et - er. , ;o, Sir I !cur y Bart. LOTTERY. Iron' Sir-John ilowayiron,l, Bait. Sir John gibbons, Ear% CHANCE WITHOC.T RISK. Fi t Ult .... Prizes of 30,0001. . 'AND FIFTY-Elm-1r OTHER CAPITALS, MoneV and Console, in the Wheel. VEW MODE:: of A I)Vi , ,N - 1 URE, by which 1.1 EVERY PURCHASER is SECURED from LOSS on the NEXT DAY of DRAWING, THURSDAY, Ist JUNE, As every Ticket or Share bought between 18th Nay and Ist June, if drawn on Thursda y , Ist June, wh e ther a Bl an k or R lze. may be exchanged, free of expence, for an 17n drawn Tie Vet or fur an Undrawn Share, or the Purchase Money will he returned, if required. And the holder of every Ticket or Share (bought as aforesaid), if not drawn on Thursday, Ist June, may receive the Purchase Money hock fur such Und t rawn 'Picket or. Share, if the same be demanded on or before Tuesday, lath Jane; therefore, whoever buys before Ist June, The Sir Po!,,,i.rt W. l'alizhart, Batt. Slr 1 1 (0)i rt Pori. Bart. Ichnr Pol.prt Mt t. A Ini al Sir Edi , ..ird Bart. le, in )(lon , Sir Charles F r, is. Adrnirrti S'ir Eriah liarvey, 1i.C.13. M.P. 1- , '-• S; %inrer.iv. Esq. \T.}'. Samuel Sctltt, Esq. M.P. , -,Thi" •!. 1;,1,,,1 ~,, Esq. NI ,),, ! icrit -Gen. T. ( 7 ,lseuvne, 'M.P. "•'s,h ii , r, , ,,-o k . er. ! . .:, q \LP. .I.,ha [W9'9, Ray. M.P. ..,'. "• "e•tuiluint E,,q. I , ,im Prot •rsun, jou. Esq. 1 ;: , 'It Vim n.. f , F,sq. ' 11 ictiarc! It nth well, Esq. 4 . i . .tr Prue, Esq: H enry Iluiihani. Esq. ,„..•.' . `re.- liviw. - , 4q. Eneas Bar y, Esq. 4t4.,,.ta.‘ I'tl . irrilizt 7 a, Esq. , .I.lin Garratl, Esq. %,, , 3,11., .'‘11itn, Esq. David C'arrnt hers, Esq. i t unias \l'llsun. Esq. TT:itley Bacon, E-. 9. a. ,, • ( ut ne l ins Pitt.. - )latthi:is.T.ncas, Esc- I . r s,yit I V4uut. Esq. . S. C.- lirondrain, E• - 1. Videos. nut transferrah'e rEws (,nineas each), may be had t,,. • • • I, MerWters. on aiip , icatinit to the Committee, at the ' T -ontinn Tavern, Bish u psgat e - s t ree t, on Wednesday, ..1.‘,1 • 'or , tkv, and Friri,i, . the 2.lth, 04th, and 2Gth lostant, be t'‘ -•" , -it the luuiri o,' I•Aeren and Four. .. Loudon, May, 1820. t 81" John .peya littop uallf MAY GAIN, and CANNOT LOSE, As he may KEEP the PRIZES if he lilies, and RETURN the BLANKS if he pleases. STATE "F THE WHEEL. Only Two Days more. FOUR. - 30,0001. FOUR Prizes 1,0001. FOUR Prizes of 5OOl. Fl FTY Prizes of 4OOl. 3001. cite. maliniv, in Money and Consols. SIXTY-TWO CAPITALS YET UNDRAWN. • Warranted Undrawn TICKETS and SHARES are selling by CARROLL Contractor, N 6. 19, CORNH ' ILL and 26, OXFORD-STREET, LONDON ; w h o Sh are d and. Sold, in the last few Months, jure, TOW the, e o f .rye, famine has lost none of his .aucient respectability, his married danghier often continues to reside beneath his root, the few happy, hours of human existence are not poisoned by factitious care, and the independence with all its onerous responsibi lity, for which our English youth often rashly barter happiness, is wisely, perhaps, reserved for a later period of life. In the Exile of. Poland, we have sketches of Society, not only as it sub .sis!ed under the old Regime, but as it continues '.to subsist in the Provinces, and ia this view alone might be worthy of attention to the English Rea der ; but it possesses attractions of a higher order, in the exquisitely delineated characters of Eugenia and Matilda, Monsieur de Kevel, and Madame de Scasi. The interest of the slot y never flags ; in some passages it might remind us of MACKENZIE. but the resemblance is purely acci dental, dud it is not the l e ast o f th e A ut h or ' s ex- , Fo' 'OO ROYAL ,-I;i:PHITHEATRE,' • ASTLEI"S, wE , :TmINSTEn-BRIDGE. NIOND.IV. AlAy 22/1. 1820, he Wevli. at fialf past `ix iiTAtick pre .,,i,`"lY•-wid p r , s ,iiiee i (for the Fir,t Time). an cntirely Equestri:m i Nara] Melo-draina, ii-• Two liizldy ntere,ting Everts, recorded in th 2 IJiiir arid ^1 rti ,, ligh histories, enlied , • _ I .'4:NIEGE OF LONDON DERRY, AND BATTLE OF 2,337 30;0001. 7,003 5,0001. 700 i 21,0001. 2,226 2,0001. 1,445 20,0001. &v. &c. CARIWLI. Shared and Sold FOUR CAPITAL PRIZES.thai were drawn the First Day, 27th April. M9l riled art nE part . sdaY, (i the s?L 8• auili` cellencies, that she obviously writes without model—and in her peculiar style, is, perhaps, without a rival. Of the translation, it is sufficient to observe, that it is such as might satisfy even the fastidious criticism of the original Author. s ye' rthlP Lady is the Widow of the late JOSEPH RicitannsoN, Esq. M.P. one of the authors of The RuWad, Probationary *Wes, and of the Comedy of The Fugitive, which is distin guished for such variety of characteri, vigorous sentiments, hu morous situations,and pointed dialogue, as well as for so inte resting a t,lot , that we recommend its revival to tle spirited Manager of Drury-Lane Theatre, as he possesses a theatrical Company well qualified to represent it with effect. This Comedy is indeed far supei for in sterling dramatic merit to most of the pieces that have subsequently been presented to the Public. • ►y th e after' Hy•~ 01 0 Coro' THE BONE. ' KLiih Mrs. AsTLEY will sustain a Principal Character. s• • - —interior of Irish. Cab;n —Street in Lon .lames's Caurp---The English Fleet, taken Bow of the Dartmonth frigate—Mouth of Loch , 11 ". — WaR s of Loodi,ndcrvv—lnteresting Representation of r;.t. Frigate and Two Store - ships. Breaking the Boom.! and 11g P,rin • , isions to the Starving Garrison—Outer Walls - of Itai , inz the Siege, and A i6IICP of William's A r - L j ) ,, 7 4:1 41t1 e el the Bovne, Fording- of the River, D e ath o f th e • 1i.;4: 1 7 I'f S eliont A lierg. who, With his se, is shot in th e ntitaaiciskl.,!ip by and Final Triumph the Young; Austrian, without I:41r • Saddle or Bridl e " r dloars•• Dancing aud Eqnilibvinnis on the Tight Rope. ,k Comic Three. Part Medley, by Mr. Sloman. "st,'Time, Grand Trampoline Exercises. Vaulting-and st„ 4 b • T Helve • unequalled Equ es t r i ans . 11 . C,147C.1 d, n v p articular Desire, f o r Si x Ni g ht s l onger, , the Comic Pantomime of- LIARLEQUIN AND ARGUS. Stage Manager, Mr. W. BARRYMORE. R-xes 4s. Pit 2s. Gallery is. NnTit, 'Ten at 'lmlf-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six • vi," P' , •cisoy.—l-lalf price at llalf-past t u t• k fM K . loch at the Box O ffi ce, from d en 111 , our, TO T. TAYLOR, Esq. i . Not, Il N I , :f 1. ..9.t;,,New Bridge-street, London, • -REG leave to intorm you, that ever since the liii. Ye ar 17 9( , ), I hail been atilicte•:. with the Lees Venereal, 1,,,,,c 11 ,..ft inn its ob s ti nate l y resistiiritevery course of medicine t.1 . , ( .."i1ivil by th e most cainent of the faculty h ere , , and inn severalseverc coni•ses of salivation, and twice dis -I,' (, • I , , td from the Flospital with littla. relief, would appear to . 'iy . 0...,t/i-e-111(iSi. inveterate tt, lii-:,")-rder had -got to such a head, as nuarly to put a period 'ki ' ,, e , 'ist nee—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, Na il „ (- " l 'acli arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful 1t141,','" . ; Ny right was . dreadfully painful, and had been in a ,wc,liii ul eeration for the last seven years; my left bad also it) e s iir ge nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave 13,, i LI.OI excruciating' pain, particularly when warm in lied, 4“1 3. ,, 411 3' to deprive'me of rest ; iu this lamentable Aso iit.,4l"omiatinded by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received I kbi i 4 c ure by them here), to take yonr I,eake's Patent Pills, I ea I • ' ttft i i, l , Vegan to do on the 26th o. May ; in the conrse of a i llobt i l;', i L I began to receive beneut -111 little noire than a 4,6 ')11 ,`" ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed— tv,,r 4,tev, the sores oil in • lets healed also; leaving, h0w ',14,1,,,e, considerable iliscolou ) ration in the skin, and pain in the sbn iter bi the left, which, by the Itlrs,in,,• of (god, art.! a little lilt no d e s ersev erance in youtinvaluable .Nledieine, su!osicted ; Ai k d ispersi mt th e st,,,i tt reg - ' - irlg' its natural hue, and , y,,,,, , ,eturnm pains "',. grail .rally ii ..,,,;i n , eil.—l thus Lweante, by 1" I llier l t • -ia l ,'- i ,i r, uta ler ' advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my sts„,,eolaplaints—l,ave recovered my for tier spirits a nd t„,iqta, and am beeom e jo; le and fat, in v..hich state havi tag l'te L am "d' niatlY•triantlis eta-rho astonishment of all who knew Le ' --g y ou a..ossio what tei . nis tom. express my gratitud e , rut till % iii ~ fur the good of other starring mortals, to make tio li , ) c ase as publi e :13 possible, as I stroll on every occa.- ' I s n i r s " d lng yoa will anciq ly oblige, 3 Y°,ll* grateful, of , v cry litimbleservant, •Y , .. , ALEX. Al LT.R.K.EIt ,it.Cou, • 4 • • , lirghestreet, Edinburgh.. 1 tiv,s_lVii. riss .. es to the above Owe:— J o 14, 1 „ , , dolor ': "it, No. 3,. NeW. rollitl'V Market, F,iiiriliorgh, hl 'bti st 01' til,(),O'l•artd at , d , i. 1, . Assembly Clo.c, Edinburgh; , . „,'). ik I e t ,,,,, ; . " ) . 1,1 by the sole Proprietor, Ti-iom AS 1 A 1- ~4 , 3 v, N o .. - ., (1 ( . -4 the }resat (..!clleg , c of ittrgeons, at his ,:,,,Tio lt ~,- „ s i , tiers , Br idge-street, Lts.idon ; whet r, titer a ti ~,(it (p i . ' ti(!1 ".:Y (it. more than 40 years ill a practice parti. ki4ical.,.....litmleitbc.,l,,t(e, _the cure ,:t t.reiter•..,il C ' ompiaints „ aad those , 41 ` 4 ,1 ecy u .i, ic , ,, else l'a.tts ot•( wileration, with t list iiiviolahle 'i,ri-it .' , ( . :4,, e5, %, t i. Y' t his jitotession sinaild•al ways observe in 1,,, , ' 1 0tim 5 1 3 , ,„v..`tri?ers ~:ms,lf. the ado ice and asiistaiic e lie 'lot; ,s ~i n,, ,., .)::ti osters to 10 tiking this Medicint', will li, ii,,,i,i,.: 1 a 1 .., . discerning Public, as an alynt.taie seldom i '. 1,, ,, , r ,i si, i n "." 0, (1 ot• all ainhiglity. his ~ • ~,, .i . 7. ; , 1 a ~...).). • ppoint went for the convenience of t hose • .; ; , 1 ' " i • i i've, at the "I'ov 'I \ ' 1 , •,,1..; i ''unli g l s ~ ... ~.s lop, i 0. 10.4 . (Mo m'. ri r,,, ri,l„ --,', ' ",,• , , ' As h - street-hill ; l3.ixtei ; i , . i. , ~...,,,.it: ir.„iiiiititic;ll; I\li. Ci,il, e ,•l ', ttutt aild ot A. ' ILL. ~. i ' ki Y euatiiderahlt town in Great Brit;1111 ;Mil i,..' .' i i : .. ' l i. u : . , i I) ' , 1 : . ; '., i :10i r,..;ti, ,:ilil., e . :, , 1 . .! i i , s t a t: i p e d , and sealed up . i: 1a,,,44,1,,,,, with ► , i Wy Fei - Solls, a either va.iii„ L i i tiAd,iczikcy, atiiii.salety. COCKLE'S COMPOUND ANTE-BILIOUS PILLS, FOR BILIOUS, LIVER, AND S'T'OMACH COMPLAINTS, INDIGES . TION, SICK HEAP-ACHE, & c . THE Proprietor of this Medicine flutters him self, that the most unquestionable testimony of its superior efficacy is to he found in the highly respectable patronage with which it is honoured; it is therefore confi dently recommended to the atterttiun of, the Public. PATRONS; His Grace the Duke of Grafton. His Grace the Duke of Manchester. The Right Honourahle.the Earl of Athlone. The Right Hon. the Karl of Roscommon. The Right Hun. Lord Bentinck. The Right Rev, the Lord Bishop of Sr, Asaph. The Right Hon. and Rev. Lord Henry Fitzroy. Lord Hartland. The Honourable General Mahon, M.P. Sir William Rowley, Bart, M.P. Sir G. H. Smyth, Bart. James B. Wildman, Esq . , M. P. ' Alderman Wood, M.P. The Rev. J. Jefferson, Archdeacon of Colchester. Colonel Henry B. Thornhill. Prepared only by JANIES COCKLE, Apothecary, 6, Spell -1m:1f-street, Burton Crescent, London, (late of Great Oak ley, Essex), and s.ild by all respectable Venders in the King dom, in hoses, at 131-2 s. 9d. and 4c. tid. each, Also, in larger boxes, at Its. and 4-2 s. prepared in silver leaf. Sole wholesale Agents, Messrs. BARCLAY and SONS, 95, Fleet-market, Lundoo. • A ROWLAND and SON respectf u lly i n f orm , the Nobility, Gentry, and Public at large, that in con sequence of the high repute of their celebrated Macassar Oil, insidious persons have imitated it with a Counterfeit, com posed of deleterious ingredients injurious to the Fair;—to avoid such imposition, it is necessary to ash; fur ROWLAND'S MACASSAR 0114.—Each bottle is signed on the outside label in red ink, " A. ROWLAND and SON." This Oil is the Original and Genuine, possessed of salu brious properties—warranted to afford the greatest nourish ment to the Human Hair—prevents the hair being injured by illness, change of climate, study, travelling, accouchement, &c.—remores the scurf, harshness and dryness—renders it soft and glossy —prevents its falling off or turning grey— creates a thick growth on the Baldest Places —makes the hair strong in curl, which it keeps in damp . weather, exercise„&c. imparts a pleasant perfume, and produces whiskers, eyebrows, &c. The Proprietors warrant its innocence; and to improve the hair from infancy to the latest period of lif e ,. • The inestimable properties of this Oil have gained it the patronage of Her Majesty, their Royat Highnesses .the Duchess of York, the Duke of Sussex, and his Imperial Ma jasty the Emperor of Russia, by their especial authority.— Price :is • (id .-75.-1 Os. fid. and One Guinea each. Also, ROW LAND's ESSENCE of TYRE.—By merely %vet ting the Hair with this preparation, the Proprietors warrant • to produce immediately a perfect change in Red or Grey Hair, Whiskers, Eye-brows, &c. to a. beautiful glossy and permanent Brown or Black, imitating the tract natural colour. Washing makes this Dye more durable. Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their Hair with rasp and secrecy. Price 45.-7 s. 6d.—and llls. Gd. Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SON, corner of Kirby street, the first turning on the right, in flatton-garden, Holborn, Loudon ; and, by appointment, by - all PLrfuntairs and Medicine Venders throughout Europe. Sue the Bottle is signed A. ROWLAND and ,:ON. The MAYort of OXFORD has a distinguished office at the Coronation, and fte following account is taken from an Oxford paper, of September 26, 1761 :—" On Tuesday, (hiring the ceremonies of the Coronation, the Mdyor of this City, attended by the High Steward, two Aldermen, two Assis• tants, the two Bailiffs, and Iowa) Clerk, per formed the Office of Chief Butltr of England, according to their claim, Hod at. dinner, waited at the sideboard on his- Majesty's right hand : when the Mayor, being introduced by his Gr ace the Duke of Queensbuty, the Cup•bearer, served his fslaje3ty with a cup of 'nine, according to ancient custom. After -viticl.t • the Mayor and his attendants retired to the Exchequer chamber, at the bottom of Westminster Ehll, wjAtt as granri table wits prepared for tbetk... tog ° i ;0 5 ' 'Y tbs t h / ; : tb DNP" ‘ ay 5 3 3 e eui" igg D 0.4 cl S r ' '0 Ip, of IYri a t, 4 01; 3.4. r it' c. vorbl yeo flel . , ..v, 4 40 dalft DRURY LANE THEATRICAL FUND. The Anniversary Dinner in aid of this Fund was held on Saturday last, at the Freemason's Tavern. Notwithstanding the attraction which this entertainment offered to the theatrical awfl teur, in the reunion of so many dramatic anti mu sical characters as were expected to contribute to wards the atnusetnent of the evening, the meeting was less numerous than it had been on any tor . mer occasion._ The Duke of Yostx, President of the Society, was in. the Chair, and among the persons of distinction present was Lord YAR• MOUTH, who sat on the right hand of . his Royal Highness. Early in the evening, in graciously re turning thanks for the warm manner in which Isis health was drank as President, His Royal. HIGuNEss observed, in allusion to the thinness of the meeting, that the fewer they were in number the more it was incumbent on them to do. He was happy, however, to hear, that many who were unavoidably absent had not forgotten the interests of the Charity. The usual preliminary toNnts having been drank, " The Drury-lane Fund and Mr.Keau" was pro posed, and drank with three times three, and mock enthusiasm. • KaAN, in returning thanks, said, language could not express the feelings of his heart towards iris Royal Highness for the uniformattentill and support he had ever continued to give to the Theatrical Fund since he first deigned to connect himself with it. On finding his name mentioned with that of this Fund, it became his duty for the tbitd lime to thank its generous be nefactors, who had kindly interested them selves to succour and uphold those whom mis fortune had blighted, or who had suffered from _ . the. attacks of envy. To his Royal Highness kis most particular thanks were due ; fur he con sidered that it was of to his magnificent ex ample, that already, only two years since its foun dasion, be had been able to establish a permanent fond. This circumstance, however, should rat het operate:es an appeiti to his bf . elltren to make greater exertions, titan as an inducement to slacken them; in (mitt- that such an increase might be mane as would insure the certainty of relief to distress aat its first approach. Unlike the countryman in the fabl, it became his brethren to apply their own sllouldus i i? the wheel, and stdtw (!)ernsrivetat Mr. ELLISTON said, the flattering andhouour able admissio,, which hid been givsn to the humble endeavours he had made tor the Stage, awakened in him sensations, the just expression of which surpassed the reach of hiS potvers art (pence. It %vas his anxious wish to support the interests of the British Drama that matte aspire to the situation he was no‘v placed in. It should be recollected that the genuin. Drama ought to be the model of taste and rn Oraliry ; anti it was upon these principles .that his is , leavours aimed at placing it. With the pa'ro , iag , . of it liberal public, he did not despair of cart ying his point; and he was sure the claims of ,h, , are- ranked higher than any e,mpetitor, when it was, remembered that it had produced a Jorda , ,, a Sta tions, a Kemble, and though Kean 1 He assured his Royal nighties., that the assurance he felt that the present Assi !only did,. sympathise in his undertaking, inspired him wt those hopes which the idea, of prospenry alone could give. One °hirer he should ever it ep iii view in the execution of his task, was the encou ragement of every, species of dramatic talent; and he trusted, by a due persevere ! cc in t.lese pitnci plel, he should filially succeed in presentiog, through the channel of toe Stage, a ptoper di rection to tile morals of the public His esyr ions, ever would, must be great, because he should al ways endeavour to emulate the kindness of his. friends.—(Applause.) ' In the course of the evening, Mr. Kv.tri read over the names of the Patrons, and amount of money subscribed at the and -try bv I:er sons who were absent At the head of (tie :ist were his Majesty, for 105! ; the of Y ,, k, 521. ; the Duke of Bedtot d, 521 ; L:trl aril , r it,, 201.; Lord Essex, the Marquess of atfiri, Row land Stephenson, John Brabant, and J. B. Mash, Eskirs. 101. each ; Allen, Esq. enbet Esq. and many others, si. ; and i\irs. Coitus, 50I„ The announcement of these het,efactions was re ceived with loud, applause, particulatly the last; and in the course of the evening the Doke of York proposed the health of Mts. Corals, whicik was chunk with enthusiasm. Mr. KEAN read a letter from Jolts SOANE, of Lincoln's-inn-fields, expressing his regret that he was utrable to have the pleasure ii; being pre sent on the occasion, and enclosing a cheque for, 1001, as his substitute Mr. KaAx th,n paid a high arid , ell•metited tribute to the liherali.v of that Gentleman, who litvl been a ttequcnt bene factor to the' institution. Mr. SuANe's beiltb, was then proposed and drank with warm and una nimous applause. The total amount of the donations received ta t day was itinonocud. to he 12001. Throughout the evening the e , )lmiroliv were re galed vvi;h a succession of ; 2 .lecS awl Ccp.rj,, Songs trout MesitS. T. co,,KR, INCLHDoN, PEAHIVIAN 4 KNIGHT, 1-IA4LEY. Royal 1-11gttorss sod party did not rise from table till ...het eleven, o'clock, anti the compary entirely broke op before i lye. . EXTRAORDINARY CIIARGF..—A hu!v of rink :1111 foomie tttl reside , ll has been C by a gentfetwto's servant with stealiue oo last a one-pou d note, front a box, held by a gentleman at the door of th e or:;, ; •. ; - k Chantl to receive contributions fur ti,e be ,, t 'he National Schooi.;. Tbe serva))( yL:s• ter bears evidence to his strict. - vetacity ~tit iote gtity) asserts, that the lady, pticeivin,.: obsei veil, muttered, as she passed hi.n, "1 is try o wn note.'' The man instantly replitd, `. No, Madam, you took it out of the box." ',the toes on to state, that the lady then passed. on, endeavouring to mix with the crowd, bn he t,i lowedher so clos,:ly, that on reachiog vreet, and still fi , d:ng him at her heels, ,Its 1.. turned back, and !Hiking her way to toe Vest; y room. exclaimed, " I have discover« d a one-ponipi note in lily sleeve, which I 5111,0,,5e 1 must ;:C1 dentally have taken tip when I put my tiwoittott into the httx."—So;ne corroborkmog co , 1 „ 11 , stances are said to have come to light no'tll h standing which, the lady persists in asserting hut. innocence, and we find front the lii , 4ltes: Hutto/11 , y that she is a woman of the s•riciest honour. .nd veracity, A thorough investig4tion ot Ihe htfAir is likely to take place it has Caused much iu Uath.