The Sun. — London, England, 1803-01-24 00:00:00

" rem th e . LONDON G ETTA', gam. 22, 1803. lard Chamberlain's Ogee, 3anuary 21, 1803. Notice is hereby given, that there will be a Dra"wing.rooin at St. James's, on Thursday next, the 27th instant. Mar.O.ffict, yanuav 2Z. ►BO3. „14th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Captain the Honourable Charles Butler, from the Half-pay ot, the 2d Foot, to be Captain, vice Pearce, who exchanges, receiving the dia. tenet!. 3d Regitnent of Foot Guards, Captain. Robin Mercer, from the italf.pay of the kegitnent to he 'Acutelianti, vice Steward, who exchanges. 3d Regimentaaf Foot, Surgeon Thomas Anderson, from the Half- ►pay of the 4th Foot, to he Surgeon, vice Gil), It:- moved to the 7th Royal Garrison Battalion. Hospital- Mate - Shute to be Aasistautt.Surgeon, vice Wiabey, re moved to the.sth Royal Garrison Battalion. 4th Ditto, Hospital-Mate--- A ickson to be Assistant-Sur . geoni , vice lAnd, removed to the 6th Royal Garrison Bat talion. _ stir Ditto, Surgeon John. Lear,,from the Half-pay of the 68th Foot, to be , Stirgeon, viee•Curtis, removed to the stli AoYaL ( 4trison , Battalion. 1 4 111 Ditto, Captain-Lieutenant lames Greaves tube Captain of Company, vice Riddell, deceased. Lieutenant Wil liam Shea to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Greaves. Lieu tenant I. 11, Alger), from the.. , lialf-pay of the 54th Foot, to be Lictitenar, vice Shea . . z4th Ditto, Hospital-Mate ;obit Bennett to be Assistant. Surgeon, vice Sanders, removed to the sth Royal Garrison Battalion. • , 27tirRitto, Jaines , G reliant, •Gehtto be Ensign, by purchase, vice Jones, p rotnnyed. ?sth Ditto, Ensign William Gurley, frcon the Ist Battalion ()Ole ROyttls, AO be Lieutenant by Purchase r vice Birch, 1 , 9 rosjrib 37 th Ditto, tnsli , ,n, 'Richard Church, frolft,the r3th Foot, to be Liutsteuant, by purchase, vice Smsli, who retires. Bath Ditto, Captain Emery Harcourt, from the loth Foot, to be N.lajor, by purchase, vice Gore, promoted in the sth ' Foot. 44th Ditto s Ensign lames Lepper to be 14c:until:Mt, by pur chase, vice lames, who retires. IS3tl Ditto, Surgeon 'Peter Nicoll% from the Half-pay of the late stilt West /riclia Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice Days, removed to the 3tl Royal Garrison Battalion. Hospital- Mate C. Waite to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Kidd, re moved *atlas 7th Royal Garrison Battalion. 85th Ditto, Captain George Minchin, from the ; Half-Pav of the 9th I,Vet,t.lndnt Regiment, to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Dela Dotiespe, removed to the 69th Font. Soil: Dittc, George Wyntcr, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur eiiase, vire i‘lackay, 3,1 West India Regiment, Captain Henry Grove, from the r 4 ,01 - th,., 4 th Dt Ai i t ooi,Guatds. to be Captain, vice Ross, rtlnuvert•to the 4th Dragoon Guards. 6th Ditto, William Wilde, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Sheridan, superseded, being absent with. out leave. let itOyai Garriion Battalion, I tospital Mate Thomas Wat. mit, to be Assistant 2 , 1 DiLtto, Fosigu Stanford, from the Surrey Militia, to tie Lrisigir. To be Assistant Surgeons, Hospital Mate, .Rieliard Arm strong ; Hospital Mate, James Brady. Ditto, Ensign John Stephenson, from the Retired List, to be Ensign, vice hrohier. yvho •is replaced 'en the Retired List. Si,u4;eots George Days, from the 133 d Fobs, to be Surgeon. Flospital,Matt; John Maxwell to be Assistant- Surgeon. stli Ditto, Surgeon James Curtis, from the sth Foot, to be Surgeon. Assistant-Surgeon lkichard Sanders, from the 24th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon. 6th Ditto, sistant-Stirge..on: J. 'Lind, from the 4th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon. 7th Ditto, Surgeon Cuthbert Gill, from the 3d Foot, to be Surgeon. Titt be Assistant-Surgrons- , - Assistant-Surgeon John Kidd, from the 133 d root. hospital-Mate - Williams. Cenirehtlen fn ,be Western Regbilent of Sutfolic Militia, sign. bv the Lord Lieutenant.' The Might }lon, Cii.tilcs I.Otti Viscount Brotod 4) bp Colo rills vice. the Righr lion. "Gears t ljunry tuptun, resigned, i)cc. 3t, c omma nd os n a r r iletifordsitire s,:g.ver/ by the Lord Lieu. fna/r(. lustiniau A 1 tnn, F3q. to rC Captain, ...Dated jarmayy 5, 1803. ommiszion 1,1 the Royal Exchange Division of the Loyal Lon don Vuluntceis, .P4ted yirtt. ,Licutenant Knight . Spcncct: to be c!apt.tin, vice Langton, re pet!. Commi,rs;ort b) the Devon and Cornwall Regitneut of Miners, ,sigiteol 6 WI rll,ijldy. Dizied My. 30, 1802. ' Rotiexi L. Jenkins, Gen;. to be Adjutant. #4I4I•ICIPI'.Y. lames Chapman, of Liverpool, merchant to surrender Feb 12, 14, and March . 5, at tour; at the Bridgewater-A MIS Nlancheger. Attonites, Messrs. Duckworth and Chippin- Slanehester. • . Thortrai Dank:3, sit Qldbury, Salop, innholder, Feb. 16, at live, 14 . und Ni4Nit ;, at cleven,•at tho.Shakespear Tavern, Birmingham. . 'Attornies; • Mr. Johnston, Inner Temple, London ; or Mr. Flamer, or' Sedgle y, Statligdshire. Thomas l r weett, latdOr the Old Change, London, merchant, fan. 21, Fill). and March 5. at ten, at Guildhall, .Attorney, Mt. A.ilen Vcrinr, tawrence.Puultney.lllll. John Shush, tkiftCd.P.laCe, .61naliwark,.cordwailier,. tan, 29, Feb. 2, March 5, at elcv , n, at Guildhall. Mr. bhep pattl, Deart.3treet,'houthwark. Isaac. Da val le, Ott SavJgo qardens, tobacco-broker, Jan: 29, 1-eb. 5, Mach 5, at r.vetvc, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Maim+, Crippler,ate. DII I ,IO4IVDS. Feb. 2 g. WilHay) Itemlett, Totnes, Devonshire, shop. keeper, it tour, at the for Tavern, Exeter. Yob. 14. oittlimn Qucitran. of Liverpool, merchimt, at three, 4t the pric4ew.iter. Arms, Mao‘ligger s , • h. lolin Yare, of Oxtorcl.atrect, Inicri.draper, at one, . at Guildhall • v e t ) , William. /11,11cri, of Plymouth. Dock, lineri.drAper, at ten, at 41'1411 ; LOll4lOll. reb. if. 'Ames Keighly, Finlay Fergusson, and Vititl4)ll' A inutrpog, of London, merchants, 4 eleven, at fen. ;6. Thomas Markland, now or late of Bolton-lc l►2aors,cuttoo-rnacutaF.turcr, oor cuttoo-rnacufadivcr o At deVt:ll, at ;hi; Swan inn Dolton-le-Moolla. • Feb. is. (ohn Dearlove, tv,w or late of Manner-row, Wal worth, Lambeth, c)rn-clealeri At vicVLII, ;A reo. ta. Paul Potataks and Andrew George Pourtales, of Brod-street • Buildings. 'Merchants, at twelve, at C,64141,411. Meth it, • lkik,Flarri .Cibtwn the younger, of Kirtystort-upen. v r o e v r, 1, 41 , at the Cross,N.typlnn, ' Kingston.. t.ipoi -tltlll. 141tiel Tirrtming6 the younger, of Steward.strcut, Spitalhel,ta, weaver ~ _ ;, i t tun, at ,I , ltrneo Dutt, FlosOury- square, merchant, At ten, at Gu ildhall. April t 6 Williant Smith and Jar,per Atkinson the younger, or 4114ermanbury, merchants, at tun 'at Cug(thull. ,)et ) . Inty Wood and fosepit VoUri, ni Wt. ne%hury, sta#Wdati - rO, gim-lock-rnakers, at eleven s ut the Pudlers. Anna Inn, Otsdioy, Frh. Is. jo,ltal :Muscly anti Jams Rose, of lifpningliatn, lae/ors s ea gloftti t tit the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. • Tab / 6 , Robert lieanettarop anti Edvvard Lloyd, late ol firtlY4tiorE, Hatrill-Gardoni iacquent Pitc, at Gutici~ Icb. tfi. Franci:; lfeath, of Bath, ironmonger, attweive, at the CtirktvpiNt Inn.Barh. I, b . , s . Luyitan, now or late of NittclJellam,. York_ Otre, dealer, at eleven, at the Crown andifilitre Carlisle. C . E t . . el) , tt. gotxrt erpsl the .youreger, of Exeter, mercer. larit eager, litc or firtribury-Plricc, grotty'. trY DOI iititlty ginti Anti litiktr, Of Sackvillt4treet, mil liner r , , gtUitr4ti TUttler, td E6tex.orcet, fitr.rial,' dealer. • ~4liU LS. 1 . nut. dot SIIIAD. ' ' :tenth ; - - " " * ' " ". " larnburgi) A , - - - - . , - - y siibon fp 0 PRICE (IfsTOCKS, tufs DAY A r rwtt,vx Ootmcn, V.:",:r.r.9j'i, • • • 7G 1 OMpilliri • • THE SUN. puts UICSILS' VALIUM AUDIAT ? LONDON, JANUARY 24, 1803. , We ate truly concerned to state, that Letters of the 27th and 28th ultimo, received this morbing from Gibi-altar, mention a Mutiny having taken . place in that Garrisott, 4y , :which some lives werin lost. Fourteen of the Ringleaders were seized, and it was - hoped the distutbance was quelled. We received this morning the Moniteurs of the 19th and zoth inst. They contain no Intelligence of importance. General Roc ItAManAU is appointed Commander in. Chief at St. Domingo. it is singular, that the date of his appointment is the 31 jJnnary, and the Moniteur did not announce the Death of General LECLRRC till the tot!). , We 'have extratied some curions regulations from a decree of the Consuls, respe&ing the 71.7eatre of Artt; by which not only the Pieces tote r performed., but even the Decorations to be used, are placed under the controul of the First Consul. The' French Funds continue to rise; they are at 57• Mitt; Hamburgh Mails arrived this morning. The principal intelligence has been alreAv received by the Dumb Mails. The Mails are those of the 7th, r rth, and tii.th inst, When they sailed, three Mails from England were due. An Ordinance has been published in the Madrid. Court Qazette, by which the town of Frrro/ is per. mitted to employ its Ilarbour for the importation of Foreign' Goods, and carry on a free trade ,to America, under the sante' privileges which ;;re en. joyed by the Ports of COrtinna and Vigo, This morning arrived a Mail from Jamaica, brought to Falmouth by the Princess Chariot', Packet, in seven weeks; a Mail from Lisbon, by the K;ll l ,Cearge Packet, in nineteen days, and ano. tiler by the Prince Adolphus Packet, in eleven days. Its 1101voEsTy and the Princesses AUGUSTA and SotqltA have been attended by Sir FItANC Is Nitt.t.mAN, and Dottors REYNOLDS, TusTott; and . GISBOILNII, and we are happy to state, that they were so .far recovered on Saturday as to attend a selea Card Party of HER IVIAJ2STY'S in the even. and fils MA EsTY was in exceligntspirits. Yesterday the RovB:r. FAMILY it'tte9d4d Divine Service at the Private .Chapel, in Buckingham. House. Fl ate utA i errs' will hold,a,Drawing.room at St. James's on Thursday Mr. Dattmsaallo has been appointed to 'succeed Lord ELGIN at the Porte ; and Mr. GARLIKE is to replace Mr. DRUMMOND at the Sicilian Cotirt. On Friday Ly:t Mr. ADAIR JAcitsoN attended at the India 1-I.othe, and was sworn' in a Diredor of the East India Company, in the room of Jnn N FIuNTEK, E,ri. deceased. Friday at twelve o'clock,'n Convocation was held at the Jerusalem Chamber,, Deanry, WestminSter ; Bmcnt.....}l6hops of L ONDON , W INCHESTE R, E LY, ATH and WELLS, Si. ASAPH, and ROCHESTER, and Dean of WESTMINSTER, as heir nolocutpr, • which situation he rnjoysirt- a mark of the high e. sped due to so great,a charader. 'The slight indls. position of the Archbislity of CANTERBURY pre vented his attendance ; his situation was 'occupied by the Bishop of Lomport. They met 'for'the pur. pose of framing an Address to His MAJESTY, which is done at the appointment of every now Parliament, an d w hi c h will be presented in form in'the course of a fortnight. The Gazette of Saturday contains, an Order in Council for discontinuing the Quarantine to which Ships from Philadelphia and Baltimore, sailing sub. sequent to . the ISt of December, were subjed. , The WiNdbam is the vessel appointed to convey the Corps of Artillery to Ceylon. Their number, when complete, is' to be boo Men, a considerable portion of which are to be taken up at the Cape of Good Hope. We are extremely concerned to state, that as Dr. Pyaieinn of the Fleet at PUllaieil,'WßSgaillg on shore at Port Royal, occompanied by two Sur. ;cons, the boat was run down by a. Sugar Dogger, Every person on board were drowned.: It blowing fresh at ate' time, the jogger could not tender them any assistance. The Corps, hitherto known under the title of the Scotch Brigade, is in future to be called the 9i.t h Regiment. • 'The Light Infantry Corps of the several Regi ments of the Line, are about to be furnished with rifle-barrels, and are in future to ad as Riflemen. The Rifle-Corps is to constitute the 95th Itesl-, merit, and in future to be so termed. The Second Battalion of the 5 zcl Regiment is formed into a distind Cores, under the title of the 96th Regiment.. The Barrack Department o( Veland is abolished, ant) the 'several Officers' who direfto, it, retire qn pensions. TAM Tyrway„o o , Wlf9pe candua as Barrack-Master.Gederal, .and in every other sittf3i. lion, has been so ii9nnurable tollimself and bene. ficiallo the COuntry, is or c receive icool. per ann. The average price of • )3rown or Macenvado Sugar, 'computed 'front the returns made for the week ending the t9th clay ,of January 1803, is Thirty-right •Sl.bi//i,vgs and-Tuo renre 11(1 Ifiet11 1 ) ; der hundred wcigin.. NAVAL NEWS. FALMOUTH, J. z:. ARRIVED the brig Pine, Captain Cr-ox, with bale goods, &c. from London ; the Hopenvell, CLARK, with groceries, &c. from Bristol for this' Port; the King George, YESCOMISE, in ig days, ail the Prince Adolphus (Packets), JON ES, in 7 i Y, with Mails from Lisbon. The latter left ...Lying there, the Walsinghan: and Prince of Wale; Packets, the former of which was to sail with Mails fur England on the 20th instant. Also arrived the Princess Charlotte ?ulcer, Capt. KERR ) from Jamaica, after a passage of 6o days the day after she left which, spoke the Auckland Packet, SCHUYLER, bound thence, and expeCted t►tat she arrived there the next morning. The Princess Charlotte spoke about a week since, in long. 9. an outward.bound Guineamen, out two days from Liverpool, all well. The King George Packet made Scilly five *lap after she left Lisbon, but owing to the very strop/. gales, could not reach this Port till to.anT, who the wind shifted to the Westward. Passengers per the Prince Adolph; are, ;Messrs, ROBINS, PURCELS, WESTUKR, RIIODXS, ROBIN; STRICK, Sen. and jun, Per the King George Packet, General WErA )) and Mons. SERISE. Per Primus: Charlotte, Mr. CAMP I) ELL, a West India Planter. Sailed the following Ships : Alexander, Capt. Street ; Flaxley, Capt. Trenery, wish tin, &c. Juno, Capt. Northover, ' with wines, &c, ; Betsy, Capt. Ileartree, with lead, &c. ; Catharine, Capt. Wil liamson; [Una, Capt. Bennet, with mahogany, &c. for Lon don. • Mars, Capt. Worwell, for Liverpool., Ann, Capt Bibbens, with wines, &c. for Plymouth. .romme r ce t Capt. Bell, with wines, &c. for, Cnernse}r. Iftild French Brig La Paix, Capt. Beans, with wines, lea titer, &c. for Tobago. PORTSMOUTH, J AN. 23. ARRIVED the Ant, STEPiI gm, from Havre- de. Grace; NODDINGS, and qood MARSHALL, from , Biddeford; Elizabeth, BRYAN, from Cork; and Hannah, EVANS, from Guernsey. Put back, the .kysut, SANDLAND, bound for Dominica. Sailed His Mlisty's Ship Leda, for North Yar mouth, for entered Men; Meth, and Hazard, for the Eastward, to be paid off: HARWICH, JAN. 22. Artotrr 'one o'clock this afternoon arrived a Dutch Schuyt from Shcyeling, with the Hamburg') Mails of the 7th, r tat, and 14th inst. Mr. HA WARD came with them overland to Holland, and sailed from thence yesterday morning. Great quan., cities of ice still remain at Helvoetsluys and Cux. haven. About the same' time sailed the King Oeorge Packet, Capt. P. DEANE, with the Mail and• Pas. sengers for Helvoetsluys ; and the Prince of lrael Packet, Captain HEAR N, with Passengers and the Flamburgh Mail, which, it is supposed, he will ba obliged to put on shore at Helligoland: ~~~, t2,>~1~~ DE/11,, JAN. 23. A it PAYNE) from Portsmouth, and sailed for Dept_ ford, the Lortrit Gun.brig. Arrived from Egypt (last from Portsmouth), and sailed for tiheerness, the Mumd Sloop of WAN HULL, AN. 20. Tria wind arose a perfeft hUrricane, from the E. S. E. and continued to blow with little inter mission from Saturday night the Brll, until Toes day the I z th instant, in which interval the sea upon the coast ran almost • mountains high, and being surge or broken 'water ail far as the eye could reach, WO a most dreadful appearance. even to thole upon land--muclj More to the poor seamen who were ex periencing the horrors of the storm. On Sway night and on Monday, late quantities of detached and broken wreck were thrown upon land round the coast of Holderness, and almost as soon washed out to sea again, by the raging fury of the The Vrow Margare'tta, of Groningen, from Dour. deaux to Amsterdam, laden with. wines and fruit, was driven on shore near Kifington on Tuesday morning; we are happy to state r that through the humane exertions of Mr. Pattinson of Eafington, the crew were saved, as were also the stores, and, the greatest part of her cargo, but the vessel, with another which was'also stranded near Skipsea, have both been broken up. The Mercury, Martin, from Hull for Hamburgh,, was obliged to put back into . the Humber, where she arrived on Monday last, after having been fourteen .days at sea, encounter.' ing most tremenduous weather. Prey Po Friends,. pipiain 5. P. Jansen, bound trim Baltimore to ApisteAdam , ; the William Wrangham, an d t he keiarsiter Watson, both from Loadon, and the , ' Wiregor; from Greenock, all,for Ham. iirigh,madethe Port of Hull in consequence of the storm, the three first with the Inas of an anchor and - cable each;--at the entrance of the Llbe, the Resource struck upon Schaahurn Reef, and in con. sequence delivered part of her, cargo iriro the Cuxhaven boats, but thp. storm coming G 1 1) she was driven out to sea, and arrived at Hull with 2 # Pilot' and Fishermen, the Captain had Procured to assist the sikip. It is much t..) be (caret; tT at Ulf tempest has been. yet more fatal in'its cons as on Monday one of the masts art] H wreck of t large vessel came ashore at Aldborough, on the Holderness coast, 'hut which, by the vioi.etKe of the wind was again driven Olt to sea.—Thrlt other vessels are reported to be 'onshore on !h i e •Holderneis coast , and others near Flamhor - .V Head: names at present unknown. The shores POW present a most melancholy speEtacle, being literally covered with pieces of wreck, the shattered remains of vessels which have unfortiknately suf fered. - , BRIDLINGTON, Jar. r rj. ON Monday morning, the 17th inst. the //e80?, DAVIS, of and from Nei.v..York for Hamburgh: laden with tobacco, Sec. drove on shore on Fl3lll. borough Head, and immediately went to pieces.-- The Crew and Passengers, consisting of 19 pawns , were all saved, ,excepting the Cook, who v/ 15 drowned in attempting to swim on shore. Some, pair of t h e cargo i s save d b y t h e Fishermen 0! Flamborough. Capt.' HON Y MAN' is appointed to the Lda, On Friday the Utr;c:rn was paid °T at Sheetneas , • A Court Martial was held on Friday at Potts , mouth, on a .Serjeant,. of Marines, for • desertion and a breach of public trust. He made-an an irnsted defence ; the sentence cannot - ; :t be known. Tit z HrwriosTA,N.—We are happy to srate, that too bales of the Corripany's wonhens have been re covered 'from the wreck, which, by timely chemical prOcess, may be rendered nearly equal to their ori-, ginal value. The utmost exertions are mi , king t* recover the bullion , Bcc. The decks were an 50 much. blpwn up and shattered, that the guns have entirely gone to the bottom. those pr s T u fiT6 c l i : e et w n yf h t so r o y l iN w o'w. a e c r i c e n ci l i v a' n n sE v t t xe i s t rt i r n f a o g r if y Pilot oo tltc time proves,. that the moment ho found his same h fthr i ho s iesm a ' s 'L‘t i l ijt at a r7j- n ett c :u e t r ; nila a ilg n i d 'QtlS l a f : Mr researches ineffeaaal, he actually bore up to at Hik:iostan, and arrived time enough to barC Mr- To R Nk it,- the Second Mate, and about tiv thity of Olt clew -; but his Journal will speak forfittAt':. - 4g . Ipe . S4ily f.—Heavy, gale andtelear weather; saw thelfinLitan, having her ensign half .up at the peak, 'and firing minute guns-=immediately weigh' cd and proceeded to the • Ship—at 'half past fiv e came close to her, found her aground on the Wedge Sand, with all her masts, gone except the fore• mast—sounded close to the Ship's starboard sides and found but three and a half fathom, and like. wise, right ahead of her, found but three and 3 quarter fathom—steered of the edge of sand, and anchored in six fathoms, about one cable's leogtil N.W. from the ship—endeavoured to get near her la the boat, but could not Ly reason of the furry heal!) , so breeding into the boat, and rnak'ug a fair way tisk: over the ship—r With very great difficulty got back to the Vessel about half past eight—the ship fired several shot diredly at me, at ..the same time thought I saw two boats (no doubt the rafts) put off, and slaty from the ship they could not fetch me , was, i l udig ing thought, the reason of their firing at me,imtnef diately slipped, leaving a whole cable, with the anchor, and steered in the direaion that we sayeld the boats to have drove, but could not discover any : made sail again, and endeavoured to work up t o the ship, but the, tide had made too strong : at twelve midnight, anchored about two miles to the West'? ward of the HiNdostan, and this day, at four A. 1• weighed.again—at seven, anchored close to her, and. assisted in getting the men out of the'ship.—at nine! received about twenty of the men, with Mr, TY4, tItR, the Second Officer—at two P. M. anchored at Gravesend..—the large boat is stoye nearly all t 4 • . pieces." Thee Vessels, according to the Post Office 'Shilo ping List of Saturday night, are locked in the ice near Medemblie and Wteringen, having lost their anchors, &c. and chat one of them from ~Surinimi and another from London, are in dangeF of being lost, On Friday morning a meeting took place at Ring, Hyde Park (in consequence of a dispute ag the iVlasquerade) between a c er t ain G ent leman in the charaler of Grand Turk, and one dressed as 3 Sailor. The quarrel arose in consequence of t 4 Grand Twk's attempting to seize and carry a way' 3 poor orange girl, when 7aci, with his usual galla nt. ry, res;tied the fair one trom the Afrirsubtures When the partici met, to the, astoniihment cif tu e Seconds, the Grand Turk recognized in the Tart II female , of his Seraglio. The Hon. Tartrt.s LinfttELL, who died a fe vf dap; ago at Paris, is said,' in the Public Printir to have been the viaim of a decline.. It wast.---b 44. ever, a very slow decline, for hia health has been in a very indifferent state for Jr least t wenty Years. Mrs.,lNcitaitt.o lays the scene of her ensuin g Drama in The judgment' of SOLOMON in Babylon, but very properly has not introduced aoY o f the Scriptural names which appear in the-original French Piece. A new Serious Opera is getting up in it most magnificent style at the Opera House, and will be brought forward almost immediately. The Public have, we believe been misinformed respeaing the new Piece fortkcoming.at Drury lane Theatre : it is in the style of a serious Opera rather than a Tragedy ; the music is composed by and report says, will.prove his best Work* Mrs. P6l , is commen ded veryllighly in a:Moin.itg i Fake for her exCellence in the Part of laroi 01 0 1 " particularly fnr her manner " of readinoht let (r front her lord to iiacianio." What a pityit is 'Oita the charii4er of Bassani° is not in qpnbelinos b u r in The Merchant of Venice i A French Physician has recently, acciden tall y , dis Covered that sugar is a certain remedy for the injurious effeets arising from eating_ viands d ressed tn'copper vessels badly tinned. of The Commissioners for lighting, &c. the city Bath, on Tpursday fi ned the Contradlor, for the Second time, in the sum of 401. for inattention to ilia Linter_ sand fnr nrnviiiincr on of a had quality. the Oen Cap Art tegl en • i 1