The Sun. — London, England, 1815-10-02 00:00:00

P .0 remain itr Fiance, until tic final pay bent of ihe co ntributions, is 002,000; viz- British, Tiannrerians, &-.e 50,000 , A4trians,_und'er Cdunt ' 50,000 Pruss ians, and , er General Tabenzien... ;50,000 ussians, under Cdunt Woronzow 32,000 ilavarians, &C. under Prince Wredc 20,030 i 202,000 e r f ese forces will, Th b of co urse , h ave a certain rum fortresses as pointy d - tippui, in case of any l'evnlutionary movement. They are well: sup -141," With field artillery besides that of the fart essei, having amongst them not less than 500 p i eces of cannon. IC 44 " I ` I EGRE has been declared a very honour:l -e:n(1. good Frenchman :a to sons reproche! linssians " ans iii continn me to arch out—the Prus to France. ' e ll ie following intelligenc e from G a lli c ia con t-,41(1es the brief i nterest excited with regard to 1" Province by the unsustained rebellion of Gene 'tl-1?()RIER. Spain is not ripe for resistance. A i 11 ) ti , g , cittec i People will not rise against a fanat-ei ,4.:'cstil'ud•—a .Nation, willinglV enslaved, aloes (Ir(lfit materials for modern reform and philoso ap" t" work with -PAI ILSIN ‘‘l3 SP AIN, tYND ARREST OF GEN. PORLIER. Y the Frederick packet, arrived at Falmouth i,r)111 Corunaa, we learn, that General PotatEn, 11: '' ' H*Plog possessio n of Corunna, .Fenn, anti 11142 's for four days, and forming a Provisional tr civ i ! rThrl enc. had -marched with the principal par 'One'4 'troop; against Santiago, leaving about t ritt t l ' l r°, guard Cornnna, where the Priests tii ?tiara had succeeded in raising a force, t e 3 Itl g of con trop con-1 e and peasants. No acc•ounts hai l quitted : ii ii receir ed froh PoßtaErt after he had i ~P rliii till the morning of the 23d, when a re ;t til.e4eheti that his troops had deserted hint tkmtl" tnoinent he was leading theta to ac lii4l. rheleur soldiers who remained faithful for 411 4 ‘v , ere ' P uteri and di" spersed in all directions: It Purt was no.,scionet. in circulation, than toili k.lt yr o ilyi:si t Coru nna was i n a - dreadful state of wthi: -.44-- -ev ery where the inhabitants we. e seen ,--s-4°Ps- and private honses shutting up— the Pia mie n ition left by PoRLIER ran 'nfi, leaving l'il."e" to the lutrey of the Royalists. The ' , ll„ e't nail Friars imme,diutely bef. , , arresting 41 ktEit', h ere, suspected of being favourable to P . 0 .1 1- NI 1 ,, PartY• The Captain-Generad of Galheia, 1. 11 ,: t her Perons vitio had been confined by PoR : 41'4,1411"PC liberated. Three men were hung th f tlit t i: g th' Packet sailed, and just as she 'was 1\)11 1. 1-g the harbour,- a report was received that kit t, t wasarri steal. It was known at Coml., 14 114 1."1°ti s to this, that the Province_ of .Cata 'itsu In arnis against the R''Yalists'" .141, ( .11. e siatilaica Gazettes to the 19th augus t. '"leynts are extracted in our other columns. P o ---------„_______ r s t 4,1, e„ ‘erd 011 r promotions in th e P eerage b we must , A. tafi . lets to (be Gazette in our first page. 11,141.i,Priv4te letter which we have receive:l n. f ,s rom .e Lailecii',4ated 2gth ult., stales, that the r" , . 1 i-n thed (.41 ';is al last parted from t tth.e. • • .„' /..,„ re st oi ed her pedesta._ l'the Th r f hat celehrate,l work Is ''' ''' ~ ‘vi Fmtelithie Oane-ry. No. 14 this : e l f l i l n e . 4 ell er . 'lt , 1: a'ut Paris.," mentioning eP •Nt o► • ~ THE SUN tosth 'Y of the A'rts, will appear i -4'llo Ir. k r „ 11 l'" 014,, f • frelarrfl 4v e ttli, .7 accounts . t orn tat i •t has which we 1,,t, 5 atorning, we laiwe n t to see t and tc)„litt°"11(1 necessary to declare the City I • rary, in a lt 4te /.. °f Litt crick, as well as Tipperary, front the bktin.f 14%trect kith The following ara it : ec'l•respotident 'of the 29th ':— b'titetl l'''esday last, luipursuance of a previous_nun ll" o f ; ,a Illeeting • of the Magistrates of the C ;tilt. -"ltterielt took place : forty-nine were we ‘.l)4it,..ll'e earl of CLARE being called to the it e That al)111'" t„,. Nas unanimously neSOIV(I, have 4t on he tli 'bade to the Lord Lieutenant to kilt, iiill'l•rection Act put in force in the Liberties of the City."' that County, ~ 1, t. , Cc F ro7ll the Clonmel lleraltl. 'N - ' 4Mt L, SEPT. 27.—A Proclamation has oet 0 on r'lebt !. ail d was posted a few nights ag rte it te 01 Clountel, commanding the tr io. .. 101 IS Irish Peo z,,d "014 h all the lilt le mischievou s distinct Pam,. 1 ., `lttitli "ids of Caravats and Shanavests,alol(_l ti!tit 14" and Flannel A — ' B , at the peril l" ttit q ``., atlti to stick to the one great cause, to . 4 v °4 ' ll the Tvtlie Proctors., aid those that gait , Nttiit'e'rYth""'-LieUt. DE nE NZY, of the IlVexf°' • . 14 • te % ):14(1Que of the soldiers tinder his command, %ltf). ‘f,""(1, on the night of Saturday last, by tit ti t -red front the holu se of Mr. ELLSaD, , Ift:.;", County of Tipperary. It was miller near tl, I ' 4 au ai'ck teas I y e been made upon )s e t t , til , e .. (0..14 Ilkttiiiiii,. llollse, .•IiI(1 the military party were ~, du.57.27..) 1 14.. • "'tl4:irsupport.----(lraterfor-, . 1,?, koPortif,„ , 4-4411,e, -.. 0, for ces sent to quell tlie . ( . 115 .. . -4 I.l4ltleud, consisting of EN:0;811111111(1d and tmdel'stand, to 9OaQ. They at-e undei• the command of c.;,ieral - Ah3y:- Efck. They are to be distributed the Coun ties of Tipperary and Limerick, and tb e is every reason to hope, that by these prompt; jmliCious, and vigorous measures . the country will be restor ed to tranquillity. ABSTRACT OF THE CONTENTS OF A FLANDERS MAIL; RECEIVED THIS MORNING. • The garrison of illoutmedy, 600 men, marcha out on the 22d,and were disbanded.: - fre russiails , took possession of the fortress. Thionville is vi gorously pushed, ;:nd.is not expected to hold out. CharlemolitiS reported to have surrendered. Sonic Of the Russian Lupo:jai Guard have arrived in Brussels. The Prussians remove from the fortresses of which they take possession all the artillery stores. Every day fresh corps,of Prussian troops enter France on the frontiers, of which they are tnas ters, that is by the Ardennes;Namur, and a part of BRUSSELS, SEM'. 2S —ln the Sittings of the Second Chamber yesterday, the Chamber express ed its wish that a flotation should be founded for his Royal - Highness the Prince of ORANG'E, as a national - recompence, and iii memory of the emi nent courage which he displayed at Quatre Bras and Waterloo. This wish will be submitted to the First Chamber for its approbation. NVe understand that the vessel in 'which Mr. BECK ETTembarked at Weymouth for Guernsey, a few days ago, encountered a tremendous gale in the night, and was very nearly cast away off the coast of France, near Cherbourg. We are h a ppy to find that he was slfely, though with much difficulty, landed at Alderney the following day. _ _ it is- stated in a Harnburgh Paper of the 24th, that disputes have.taken place between the Duke of WELLINGTON and Lord CASTLEREAGII. WC believe that this report is wholly without founda:- tion. These Noblemen know the interests of tti. rope too %veil, and are too anxious to maintain them, to have any disputes on a subject of such essential importance to the happiness of mankiud. Our Ambassador Sir H. WELLasLEY is about to return to Madrid. He will bear with him the respect of all parties. His personal conduct has been -dignified ; and his official measures have been marked with prudence and moderation. The SPEAKER of the House oi,Commons quitted Kidbroke, with his son, tor Brighthehnstone, ort Monday last, where he purposed embarking for Dieppe, on his road to Paris. The Hydra transpor., from Gnadaloupe, passed by Plymouth t►p Ct►.tunel, on Wednesday, having on board Lisois, the late Governor of Guada loupe. A letter trout Genoa, tinted the 18th ult. states, that in consequence of I he. Deelarat top of war by the State of Tripoli against Denmark, naval ope rations by lie former I►acl actually conan►enced, at►d five D:onsh vessels had been captured. 'l he Pore has re established at R►►me the Mili tat y tc.r.,,iegation : it is composed of two Gene- Brigadiers, a Conlin:older of the National Guard of riome,.ami the President is a Prelate. Lord CLANCARTY has been re-appointed his Njv s ty s Ainhassairor at the Court of the King of the NETHERLANDS. The estate which the King of the NETHER LAND. ploposeS' tO SCUIC upon the Duke of'WEL LI NGTON, is estimated at 20,000 Dutch florins a year ;. hut as the proposition has not yet.come he fore the Legislature, we cannot exactly ascertain its nature. Le:teis from [Lyre, of the 24th inst. reprsent, a univer , al gloom as , perverting that town, in ct , nsvtplence of the forced loan, or, in the guage of the sufferers, the contribution of one million francs imposed upon the inhabitants, and announced to them the preceding day. We un derstand the follcming to be the scale upon which the den Find is proposed to be raised ;—merchmits of the first class are assessed at -10,000 francs downwards ; shopkeepers 500 to 3000 ; profes -sional men 500 to 1500; and innkeepers 500 to 1000. Much of the fermentation excited by this measure has, however, been , allayed by the de claration of the French Government, that the sums now advanced will he hereafter repaid to the individuals, for which purpose receipts are given by the proper authorities, upon payment of the •Contributious. WINTOgOR, OCT. I.—Friday being the Queen of WURTE.MBERG . birth-day, the smlIC was observed at Fr. , grnore, where the QuEEN had a select patty to dinner upon the occasion, and also an evening party. The Duke of YORK arrived to pay his re spects to his Royal Mother upon the occasion. The Duchess of ORLEANS entertained a party of fashionables, yesterday, at her seat at Twicken ham. - PRESERVES AND PICKLES.—On Monday evening last, The Dublin Chronicle, with ruffian effrontery, placarded " Peel and Saxton preJerved.' Upon which a rvag contrived to have placed under the above line, and in similar type, " O'Connell and Lidwill pickled (Dublin Journal.) Messrs. LID WELL and O'GORMAN were among the passengers that arrived in the packet this day from Holyhead.—(Dublin ('orres. Sept. 28.) A few nights since the Earl of LoNsoaLg's coachman was unfortunately killed, by being. thrown from a horse as he was crossing a bridge, between Penrith and Lowther.' It is supposed that he was going at full gallop,' and in turning a short corner he was - thrown over the bridge, which was of considerable height. The body was found the foildwing morning under water. The horse was found in a field some time after. MARGATE, SEPT. singular an elopement took place a few monrings- since, as has been heard of for some time, but which examp l e , We appi , e _ bend, will not be followed by many Ladies who visit watering-places.—On the day appointed fur the marriage of a couple at the parish elincch, the .expected bride took ship ,ping from Dover to Calais, and thence set of to a convent; the disappointed bridegroom %vent in plitsuit of the fair kitiv t i, and notbing has been heard of slam NAVAL NEWS; • DEAL, dC'iGElllt I .—Aiiived, and sailed for the Rivbr, the Ida; PAssmiftnE, from Jamaica, under jury-Masts.—Wind ponTsmdu'rH, SEP T A . 30.—Rear-AdrnirAl Sir BgNJAMItj HALLOWELL-, Who is to Cdtlltlran(i Flt „cork on the. Peace Establishment; arrireil this morning at the George Inn; to take a passage frOni this port in the Red Wing, Caiitaiu Yoliikd, to ,Plynionth, there to hoist his flag in the Ton nant; t'lrhen he will proCead from thence to his nation.--It is contideAtly reported that Vice 'Admiral Sir .I.6sEPH Vlbet(e will sucCeed Sir, 11.. G. K ATES, ;It Nett fottlitilanti,..as his period of .com man& exiiires this year. Report assigns Sir JO SEPH'; seat at the Admiralty JOHN BERES FORD, or Air THOMAS HARDY, Bart. The Tran§Port Hydra, Wri. WAYGOOD, Mai"- ter, arrived here on ThurSday, From having on board AdMiral COUnt LINO'S, his wife, t‘vo daughters, and niece; and 420. prisonerS, which surrendered at Guadaloupe, to Sir JAMES LEITH, and Rear-Admiral Sir P. C. DcitinAm 'they - Sailed froM Guadaloupe on the 22d August, in company with his Alajesty's ship Fox, with General Bol'Ett on board, the late Commanding Officer of the troop's in that island; and the Fame and Thames transporti, which parted from the Hydra in a hurricane; nu the 29th August, in hit. 20. 56. long. 64. 29. and hall not since joined them.---They have on 'bond the re mainder of the prisoners taken at Guadaloupe, and arc. to wait at this port on their arrival for diret dons where they are to he larded. .The Dictator, Captain MotsrnEtsoft, and NVe ser, Captain KENT 4 arrived here yesterday Iron', Oaebee, having on hoard a number of shipwrights and others, who wrre lately employed in building and equipping Chips forservice the Lakes. PoaTskdba'it, °tr. I.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Granicus from the Mediterranean; Thracian from Jamaica. ballet! the Constant gun-brig ou a erttise.---,Wind PI.7NZOUTI-1, SEPT. 30.—Came in the Eliza beth, from St. John's, New Brunswick. FALMOUTH, SEPT. yesterday•the American ship St-ipleton, from AmsteichAni. Ar rived to-day the Frederick piicket, from Corunna, and Lady Wellington pcket, from the Wands, both, with mails.---Wind W. HARWICH, SEPT. 30.—Sailed the Lady Nepean packet for Holland ; Earl Leicester packet, for Cuxhaven ; and Active paeliet, for Gottenburgh— AU with mails.—Wind W. LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 30.—Arrived, the night be fore last, the George, OLIPHANT, from Maran- . ham; sailed the 12th Aug. with the Robert Tod, NELSON, hound to Demerara. Tile Hope, HAL citow, for Liverpool, sailed six days before the George; left there the - JesSie, CUMMINGS ; she was to sail about the 22d August. On the 24th, in lat. 48.12. long. 13. sp,ke the Laforey, MIL LER. The Lady's Adventure transport, NO. 538, was all well the 13th inst. in tat. 47. 8. long.• 18. The Elizabeth, Cuals-rortlEtt, from Demerara for Liverpool, that was on shore on Boric% has been got of without much injury, and came into the river. The Chester, JAMES, from Newry to Liverpool,founder_ed .Ca'stletown, Isle of Man„ on Monday night ; crew saved. A bark, name unknown, supposed to be bound to this port, was lost at the same, time, with all her crew. A sloop foundered at the same time, and all her crew went down with ber.—Wind S. S. E. KINGSTON, AUG. 19.—ArriVed at Port Royal his Majesty's ship Araxcs, Captain ,BLIGH, from Bermuda ; and his Majesty's ship .Tanais, Capt. JAMES, from Cnracoa, last from Santa Martha. Sailed from Port Royal his Majesty's brig Car nation, Captain BENTHAM, on a cruise ; his Ma jesty's I'. B. Sandwich, Captain SCHUYLER, for Falmouth, G. B.: • his Majesty's brig Sabine, Captain HALL, for Campeaehy and La Vera Cruz 5 schooner Zephyr, WILSON, for Barracoa ; and the Sprthish gun-boat San Miguel, for Santa Martha. The Ranger packet, BaowN, has been seized at New-York, by the Americans, for having cheese on board. THE ARMY. An order has been issued for 200 men of the garrison battalion in the Tower, to hold them , - elves - in readiness for embarkation, to relieve the Invalids at Heligoland. Friday the first division of the Last Middlesex Militia Marched into Southampton on their route from Chatham to. Plymouth, where they ate to embark for Ireland. THE AIIYIY IN IRELAND. On Wednesday morning the Comity Limerick Re - I..;itnent of Militia marched from Limerick for Strabane, where they are to arrive on the 6th October. Tuesday ten Commissariat Waggons, laden tw•ith camp equipage, arrived in iiitnerick from Sunday and Monday, the gallant 47th regiment, under the command of the Hon. Sir R. TRENCH ; arrived in Limerick from Cork. The -South Gloucester 'Militia has replaced the 74th at Cork. Saturday last, upwards 200 fine young fellows, recruits for the 2d West' York Militia, passed throtigh.Linterirk front Bradford, to join head quarters, at Newcastle, in that county.—(Dubliii, Sept. 29). Cotta-ExCHANGE, Oct. 2.—This Morning we had it good supply of Wheat Crum Esse. and Kent, which sold on the same terms. as this day week. We bad also Oats from Lincolnshire, which soli) • readily at an advance of fs. per quarter. Pine Barley was scarce, and Is. dearer. Malt support ed its Price, Tease and Beans had but a dull sale. Iu other kinds of Grain there was no alteration. . s'tlThlFtf:l.n) OCT. 2.—This day's Markel had, a consi stiPPly of prime Beasts, and. the show of Cattle in del.'bi other t r e espects Was pretty Pond; Lamb and Veal were cheaper; Beef, Mutton, and Pork, supported last prices, and the trade in general was s omew h at bo s h. me, sales in the Haymarliet lively ; Straw and Clover obtained last prices ; we y hastolerablyfalfallen l in price. Alin' VA L',"' AN D PEPARTURE§: ARRIVALb'. . . Lady iiLL -- . - istal;eith . , at Coots's Hotel; Sir John and Lady ,Egcrtom,..at Sir Edward and t;a4y coAi;itigto;i, ac i;harles street, Berkehy:.?.qcv.re; Sir Frederick and Lady f'aulliner, at the CiarendooHgtel J. Githird, , Bart. at Long'S Mite]; Captain Lloyd, R. \. at ditto; Capi: Scotch Greys; at ditto. DEPARTURES. The Earl arid COuntest of Jersey, for rrighton ; Lady Cawdur, for Gelded Grote; Cariliarth'enshirc; Lord G. H. Carendisl►, fot Neicmai•kct; on bit WaY to thirh'ani ; Sir Johri Tylded; Bart. to hiS teat 'in Kent; Sir Win, Luuney, Bart. to his seat in Hatt; the Earl of Essex, for hit seat, Cashio bury Parki Altatvm.s At .Wtnitnixol—toi'd and Lady Dudley and Ward, Lay4slisioiv, La n ny Cuunteis of Winterton, Lady Hyde Parker, Hon. Mt. Man, the Binilsop of Linen; cid, Lady Earner, Geti. John4on, Lady Maniiiin, Mr. ton in ? Russian General S a blouk u ti, Captains and Mr. Hudson, Lord Lake, Hon. Mr. finder, Ilatly Pintder, Colonel tan Lady Clarinet!, Lady Percy, Lady Suninners, Lady Gwyn,. Porta knese Antbassacior, Mr. Whithreail; Captaini Mninta: , aie, Sit Caritaby Haggerston, General .1.3tb01, Blntoxy Lady Flint, General H.Jonion, &c. ARRIVALS AT Bvtif.—Lord anti Lady Darnley . , Sir R. A. Hodson, Lucky. Hudson, Sir H. ST:lilts, Dady Hutton, Hon.. Mrs. Grinastone,A - thuiral Murray, General Brook, General Garnstia, Ctilonel Lieut.-Glom:I and Mis. Mackenzie, Lieut.-Colonel Parry, iVlajtir, Mrls. and iSrusvn, CSptaitt Woulcottib, Captain TiturobilL lURAM. Whit Ma;istrate. can instly 'True Britons, f th.) choose to wtzik, When Aigna 61arta's seal decreed Their Liaertics at Run-iinedc? WORKg Or 41tT. Th e Rh en i;q z . ,11 , i•eury pkiblisheS a notice; re• questily. all person; eat) give iniuima tio6 resp'e c i 4, f2 . C:orks of Art stol e n fr o m Gtr. , 'eurninunieite_NYith the Prussian lister, VON ALT,S;STEIN, eitigett with the reco, very Of theie treasure. ; and "atlas ; — " The Prtissiaii Governiten. will •take - care that FralKe Silitli 110 to!, : ,d'r phone itself -with the testi monies of our tiebaseilient that the youtu Cie' man Artistl i shall not ut fo..'eett toi make a pil grimage to a foire•gh Metropolis, in order to study the trea,ures of own country:" FILMAtili FASHIONS FOR OCTOBER. MoRNINGEss.—A cambric muSiiii petticoat, ornamented at the feet with h-a double thmace of French 'App!iquecl with a narrow heading of the same; the body,froin tue der to the netk, gathered I't 11 auto narrow trimming, corre sponding with the heading of the - lim - ice; a military frilled with the Fl'eneh worli; short French • - ticg open iu the front, and trimmed entirely round to correspond; long loOse sleerC, gathered .into 'farrow trimthing at the v7.•i,t, with a ruffle of the same ?retch work. A routed cap, eu:n posed of whit*: satin and quilled lace; a Whitt: satin the front. Stockings, glipperS, red morocco or black kid. IVALKING DFLERS.—A round robe of flue catubrie or jacco not mustn't, ornamented with a double flounce of Vrehelt needle-work at the feut, under an opeti pelisse, composed of French grey Ssusnet, lined with 'salmon colour: the upper part of the sleeve lathed witr, Satin of correspondite , colour, fulled and let in . . A fall raft of needle-work, and a small. French handkerchief round the ..neck. French hat of the ;arin traw,. with a quilling of net round the rim; three rows or grey satin ribbon, plain or quilled, round the e:•own, and a full plume of.white feathers, edged to correspond. ti,ip i .ers, blue or red morocco. Gloves, York tan. EVENING COSTUME.— \V,, lace, black lace, -and crape, over white sarsnet, prevail exceedingly. A white satin slip is-also worn under a dies, of pale Woe, ur evening-prinirose coloured French g at :the feet with a full flounce of blond a double border of the same, • A long•7steeye t...0 - e ; the fullness on the shoulder confined under an epaulette of the French gauze, trimmed with white satin. Sash otwirite satin, tie. ;a front. In full dress, the ornaments are chiefly artificial IlJwers and. pearls, vith diamonds anti sprigs of emerald among the more elderly. In the dispositionaif the hair there is little varia tion from the preceding Month., A RIDING linurr.—An elegant and feminine dress, which is once happily adapted for tra,velling, and calc u l a t e d t o display ta advantage the fine proportions of an elegant. form, while a. strikingly tasteful hat adds'an air of smartne,ss, with out taking from the delicacy of a handsonie face. The habit rs composedoi tile finest pelisse cloth, the body is formed in, a most more style, and the _front and cuffs embroidered with nuela tast - e and originality; a very rich lace rut of a new and peculiarlY bechming form completes the habit. The hat is coral posed of moss silk, and ornamented with feathers to cor respond; gloves and half-boots olso.to correspond. The /vat ensemble of this dress is striking; and tasteful beyond what our descriptive powers can ponftray anti have no doubt. that its striking utility as well as elegance will very soon render it a general favourite; at present it is adopted by some of the most distinguished fashionables in the hoot ton. OasEavanoNs.-- , —ln full dress the hair is worn touch higher than last month on the crown of the Brad ; it is now, inured, rather tou hi,,h to be a:C0111111g,: it-is very full on each 'tem ple, and the hind hair is curled at the cods which tall over the cmah, but not into et; and display a ~rottistoli of hair.—Autuninal hair in full tress, are its high estimation who our- jtivt , t'c . ir,fittee ; in other respects head-dresses continue ;,ey re arsi month .--Fash homble colours fur the month pulpit., celestial bloc, French rose colour, the most delicate mouse trolour;•und e'en and yellow shot. Purple is also much worn, shut with waste. DRURY-LANE.—vve have only room at. present to state, that Mrs. AlinbvN u performed Amelia Wildenheim, in Loeers' Voits l on Sinurolty last ; in such a manner as fully to justify the fa. courahle opinion• which we gave of her first up. pearanre. RAE also was excellent in Kederick ; and Pops and ‘VALLACK highly respectable in the Baron - and Anhctit. We ought to have not iced, oil thelormer occasion, the unatleeted 'pathos with which .Nlrs. GLOVER supported the part of Agatha. The house was crowded in all parts. Nearly four columns of a Plymouth Paper are occupied in critical eulogies on the great merits ??f Miss O'NEiLt. and Mr. WAnDE, in the several . characters which they have performed at that Theatre. The whole concludes in an account of their departure for Exeter, with the tollowing pious ejaculation :—" Our best wishes attend on this and all their future exertions—M a y Pro vidence protect and bless them !"• PEDESTRIANISM.—At an early hour yesterday morning, the inhabitants of Corultill were alarmed with the loud and reiterated cheering of a vast concourse of people collected in front of the Man sion House, which resulted from the unexpected success of a young man of the name of Dennis Hendrick, a stone mason from Livermoi, who for a wager, of ten guineas had undertaken to• walk blinclfolded from the Obelisk at the end of Fleet market and Fleet -street,- to the iron gate in front of the Mansion House, and Which he accomplish, ed, accompanied, though at that early hour, by a large concourse of . spectators, in one. hour and forty minutes.—A journeyman, baker, .w.lrb was present; is en agell to walk on next Sunday morn ingg a certain distance in a given. time On the Ed monton road, for a similar wager, and _carry a basket containing a stipulated autuber of (lustful, loaves.