The Sun. — London, England, 1814-12-30 00:00:00

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Is, 1 - , 5 , . 1:?s. p_ r.... r: S eer elli. ~ 0 • rout , . Egelieq. Bills, is. dlr. 3,1! (-2tt n - s*li2 * 1 ' 1 - Oninitlll) lii 'd i g* ;', •. . 4 ilq Arlu:silut. i Coos. few Opti] jug, u 6.3 6' 1 1 5 ,,,!4 aes .AT- LONDON 3RIOGF TO-NIORROW. after 5. I Even' - 6minutes after 3. 1:4 • PT g:l4 SUN FA I...LUAU A DT VT ? • L'ONDON, isczAralEß Th e 11 1rth er end, have this morning experienced .1 - ! . 01 4: lkpressi o n — Consols, which left of! yester 3 ,- fo r th:67i, were, at .1 o'clock to-day, at 6G-4,- 44 ve t : t ? elli ng• The day for -the redemption of itl t% 4'4 tuillions the last Loan fast approach- , tv 4la y to this eause, more than any t hat the fall May be attributable., ,„„ ' accounts France have been:te -4:4:11" Wednesday; and private ters feoln V n • t4 L 4 cluly enlarge upon the intelligence from Durotight by the Northern Nail of yes-ter-- I, Net' ronthis subject we have.at present no, k ket I) s'er vat "la. to make than to express our,, liek,('Nvietion that when the real state of the \ t ih Congress shall be made known b -14 e: l e (4c ° ll lfittite Of the patrL - Itic falesplloods, and unjust slanders, which 4 t 1 1 . 4 t , ll repeat e d t ill they are•rhought to pass tAti,,, k q, it w ill be found that our Itepresen- , , 44 t, -. :") has n ever for an instant forgotten. 44 e h 1)4 1 . .. 'L-tle l . t 0 the honourof the c:otintry and the d. E :N tl ' e G . ic 'es. which were determinable by the 1 , , t11 .4r t , , °1 a I:may of P e ac e w i t h A mer i ca h ave paid Lloyds. Some few which• . a tt ~ a ere " PaYald e i n c a se of Prclinzinifries el ` red, " have been disputed, but we t hey will b e eventually paid.' We I.tt : " " ce tlioglv, t h at respectable. British 1 1 0 I"tt).ts `Pt ' ts sh "id be s o d u p e d by t h e Ay: nview) t 'llo • ' and We perfectly agree with a: „ Per of this day,. that no.dling . but . I, ,, 4 °wled ge of the fact - could have in-, 441 a 6 tl ( . 14 kees t o give so euormotis a p.re the e (75 ouineas to receive •I-00), •' t a illtei ligerle e of this act was publicly . ts‘ : 4 4 i tri - ' 41 t41 • p°ttallt. Com mercial Regulation is con aa e 11, 01.1113,, )(tr act from Dutch Papers, received 114, tilidet3tt,_ f, 1. • `utict; 'f ro m' t he most. respectable ~tl wi th 8 1) , A11t is now more than ever in- Mh .1-M u ditti. Th e S pan i s h troops are st ill ; t1 ` i tit) Ri in " attd suffering, at the sa m e ti me ,. 1 tit r.L. Pt " is ions. Evers/ thing is hi dis '), Nt U —'vernarent is not yet sufficiently esta titt„, `3P e k ki etlforce its Dec:ces, and the wicked '44ti ces 4tt I ( l v:image of the times and 'av t •LI c orroboration of the above, t , to t k :t sl att, that Lieut.-CUltinel It. J. St4'nt Quarte r - faster -General in the ti , Ak t , t4i4,,,d_""e At . whilst- travelling past 011 ' " 1 4 ."" frtga3om. 13 st ayontie to Lisbon, a few c'veeks . t , o kt Ciii erip a PPed by six men, mounted aud arm ; 'as, upon the high rOad, at about 11 . r 1 'ay.. and robbed of every thing he ' t,tolltrii 9ft Iliahe arrival at Valladolid, the Captain ‘ rovin ‘ I ttice (~ ) A LAFox),-ftirnitdied the r on Ith.whot lie d provide ; wi th ie requ i , p exothes, &c. to ena bl e hi m to pursue -....._,..........................--...-....,. . i l liq • EAST INDI:k SIiIPPING. 1;4, lee nSed ~.1.• , '' \ ' l l o a,. t , -. ip ousan, Capt; Cor....LtNowoon, t) t ;:ti ,k 1; the Lizard the 9 Gth inst.; left Bengal ~ bl;„ 4st, and the Isle of Prance the sth t. , s. . q —lle dul out touch either at the Cape i ' ll, t `• tielena l'c kits h • • . ti, 114,.• Oci°4 also arrived. in -company with t k m i'lltd has proceed •(' for 'Liverpool, being t li r, . 1 1i1 f ` ' ..1,, ,) to ll cil' l any of th e out-ports since the `lttt:r Qtbet, Ilit to si t311 1 1 11: P fr Orn Bengal lust her rudder aftea ' of it lan, and - drifted 'out to se a . ' 41'It 1(14 3r tl -----'''''.l------- '' ' ' er i , 1,./t/t.itatiituti. of N Vettninstez held a It . a • p , , k ~ .. , k:,1114), . L,Nrardy• but the Clay was (). wet, 4t e !Jui t A 4 1 ( troy collect together more than ic) • . 4 14 i - ( 1 11 5t t .' -.. e( Gentlemen, whose equipments • P - 4 ted. • i ' l' 4 ' ;14,,i• !le purity of their. hostility, not 1 kk r . 1/It -the p . t l ' i ti.• --,., . I°Pertv Tax, but against any • I,q:4e 41113.117;,.i. Ty. -FR* .ancl J tCIS CADS 4 , li !lij '' '.4,ertp. - 1" - • i '. ' . ' i % 4tl • , -( very. palataldc to .the attemiant. tet:it tie(l4:ras etiforced with their usuJl abilities '1,, 4 lgogkie OratOrs- ' whoiu tihe Country N1, t: ,.. ,. Nttit;tte.i:toteti. to se moy,ipg in .theseloya I , enib.le-J for-the -weld (A the State. A cabilaibus,letteritom the upright Baronet, is indeed a fit Representatiye t4se wOrthies, is artiongthe memorabilia- of this• day's, sport. Could any act degrade tl;is person lower that •he i in the ,estimatiOn of.Ocid Men ) , i.t woold- be fiery ebullition 'of 7idiotey „and jacobinistn„ ; We should feel ashamed to animadvert upon dis grace so monstrous, when combined with folly so gross, and insanity so pitiable. Of the, Meeting itself, .nothing better Calf. be 'said, than that its operations squared 'with this letter,:—after'a ha , ripigue from Mr. IVIS4A IZT, the . Tobacep-man, that poor drivelling old creature, ' , Major CA UT WRIGHT, §nti,led out one' of his dreanis, .and informed the assembly of 'the success of his apostleship, in procuring Petitions for a Reform in Parliament. Resolutions of approbaiion' of the persecwing WurrnREAD, and the .perseceted .COCHRAVE, were passed with equal reason and unanimity, and these Virtnous- Lieroes,descend to posterity together in a clond'of glory, with. Bua- DETT and WisitAaT, and CA lITW EIGHT and the. rest of this brilliant constellation of Patriots. The Morning Chronicle is desperately careless about its Foreign Correspondence. Sonme atten tion ought really to be paid to appearances in these matters, and it is indecent to insert letters from Paris of a date so recent as to prove the im possibilitycif their having. been niongfaclured there, 'as has been done this morning in an epistle signed &vitiator, -and. dated !‘ Paris, 26th Dec." The Intventor lopthe Chronitie' ought to know, that even up to this -day--not to mention yote,rday, ;when lie sent his contribution in to the Printer, there hai been no couommications from Paris, either public or private, later than, the .Twenty-• fifth!! • . The following is an aukward apology for a - scrape of the same kind : Oar iast Icttrr from Milan was dated. 9 V, Ire, y:liich by mist a k e was printid 9 October, instead of 9 . lic(xinber."—:- Alas ! Poor Cltripticie •.= Yesterday forenoon his Royal . Iliglines the 'PetticE RF,GEivr left Carlton House for Windsor, and returned to town in, the evening to dinner. This day his Royal Highness intends leaving town' ; for Brighton.. • - nn Wednesday Lord MELVILLE held a Levee at his:Office at the Admiralty, which vas attended by the following' officers : itear-AdmiralS- BObGLAS and PLANITIN, Captains BLANEY i BELL', %VALLEE, and THORPE. • Advices from Cadiz to the 9tlrinstl. state, that the reicrectable body of merchants who w ere de nominated the AyontaumientO ConstitnciOnai, have been banished from Cadiz-for.- the term of four year, with an exception unfavOurable to - the Pre- . sidenf, whose exile is eictencled 'to ten years, and who has been mulcted in the suns of 60W) dollars. 'lime distance to which they are banished is three leagues from the ranipimrt s o f th e pl ac e. - • It bak been incorrectly stated, that tbe• ex pedition preparing at Cadiz foi• 'South - A ink4ica has been postponed to an indefinite period.— ',General SALAZAR. sailed, We iihderstaild, on the Bth, with a single ship, to proceed 'to the tuguese Island of Samnt ca . tharing, -to prepare 'Tor the reception of time armament, which is to depart in threedivisions, and rendezvous at that station: The first of these 'is- to leave the Bay with the earliest favourable wind after - the middle of January, but circunistaw;.es :nay eventually oe casion its further detention. To facilitate the purposes of the enterprize an embargo had been : imposed on all vessels in the harbour. The Amphion frigate, Car, STEwART, arrived at Portsmouth on Wecitsesday from Bermuda,iii - 25 days. She brings no news. Four frigates and a brig were left lying there. The main body of the ships wee away on a secret expedition, pre stinted to be Neve Orleans, whither also the troops tinder General KEANE had gone. The Rattler ar rived the same time froM Halifax, which place. slieleft the 2d inst. and likewise brings no news.. Some additional letters were delivered from the Post-Office yesterday, from Bermuda. They arc to the 4th ult. and from them we learn that the Expeditions from Falmouth and Cork, which were destined to, New Orleans, did ❑ot touch at that , . Island,. as was .expected, but proceeded directly for the Mississippi. Admiral CocKpu.s.N, with such forces as he could collect, had .set sail to. join them. , • . . - ~ Letters from the Russian capital state, that the Exchange. tras slowly creeping up, and that on the 9th.inst. it wt►s at ,II 11-Ifiths. Sir I.IF;NRY MILDIMAY was either a political tl)l lowcr,of Sir F. BuRDETT, or a fellow-leader with him in politics. We cannot exactly arrange their precedence. Mr. BLissETT, a Gentleman of respectability, was found dead in his bed on Tuesday last, at the Black Horse Inn, in Salisbury. It appears, that after retiring to his bed-chamber, he took such a quantity of opium, as to cause the fatale catas trophe. On Wednesday night the young man, who was a few nights ago shot by Mr. A RLETT i in the act of stealing some poultry Wit of his shop in High. street, Mary-lc-bone, died at th e Middlesex H es _ pital, in the most excruciatin g pain, where the body now lays for a Coroner's Inquest. The Leeds Intctligencer, after extracting from THE SUN the observations which the gross fatuity of Mrs. Southcott, and the iniquity of the swinil ling Hypocrites more inanediattly in connexion with that miserable old creature, contains the I°l7 " The helievers here, however, arc all on the alert. Mr. George Tuner r ‘ who is, we fancy, thy Hi g h P r i es t, a t Leeds,), received the following Letter on Friday, frointhe Secretary of Joanna Southcott Dear • Priewl—l have the satisfaction to inform . you, that dear Joanna begun to tevive on Monday: Frid4, s;ttqt - d‘iy, and. Sunday, she appeared dying: her pulse at S, and Mr. Tierce said s he c ou ld n o t. li ve o v er Monday,' there he , was very much surpri s ed t o fi n d on th a t day her , pulse ro,FS,- • and otherways better. Yesterday she'said, "What will the -Doctor say now?" Mr. Wetherill said she had pains that indicated approaching •lahour, but be could draw no judgment :I)9w soon. The life of the child is strong. I' have no time to add more, than hind-love to yourself, Mr. Hirst, stn. and all friends, and rethain-youes faitd, fully in the work of the . Lord, " * JANE TOWNLEY. • ' Dec. 21, 1814."1' Nurni,rous Christmas presents too'were sent by the Union Coach, from. this place, on Thtirsday, so as to attire in town ftir Joanna's Christuas-day dinner. IMPORTANT tOIirtONDECt. TO T}l EDITOR OF TIE SUN. [.'' offer no "apottogy.for :addressing you. the critieal importance of the present inoinene; the faces 1' bare . it in my power' to disclose; :and the kno%yledge I . haire that what appears in your Paper, is read with great attention ; not'only at the Kronie fcsrone, Vienna, : but in hirbost every Cot of nbtenpou the'Corainent, will at once furnisli'a reason and an excuse for my taking the liberty of. rt questing you' to be' We' organ of% my ediniunni - ea:4)14." Withont further 'Preface the- ti, I "shall proceed to the purpose of my mind. •'-' Europe is dreadfullydet4ived•in the absurd Con.-' lectures which 'are . athiat in - all periodical - publications of France, 'Englaud, and - Germany.' There iS"not, 1 asstire you, One 'grain of tritth'to a hundred ounces of falsehood, Or - one scruple of reason to five hundred-Weight of •iinfounded'Spe ciliation, in any of them: I will . instruct • you . better; ,d - epend upon 'iiie.. 1. There has been, you may rely upon it, little or I no difficulty fOund by the i‘llied SOvereigns in ad : justinkthe qiiestiOns respecting Poland; Saxony, * or Italy. Upon the - 9thlitht. I. was'tete-u-tete - E 'At - ith the Emperor FRA.NctS when the Emperor of Ru i sstA - and Icing Of l*dustA were announee(L 1 jnoved; but (lid not qUit the room, - and; mire.; strained by my Presenee, these Royal Persimages held a Wrist unrestrained conversation, which eri ables tnetlirOW a perreet•light upon the latest po litics of Europe.' " . 1 have been teazed all day, sail PRANC,IS, with perusing the Notes and Ale- ' ni - orialS of a parcel of littlC German Princes, who Dire each - got about ten thon4nd acres of lane.; and not so many 'turbjeCti ;. and yet nothing can exceed - their pretensions anil'* - ****s.; they -were all quiet enough under the claw of li,notsi'Aear.TE, and now nothing can be . so importtninte and unreasonable as they are." " Yslegi-dichlglechdt," . exclainied - pruS . sia ; for though his Majesty is ail excellent linguist he could" not recollect the French phrase (Vaught fo have ,said : the coover sation'ti,as in Drench), for What I think you" call . the little /-Firinds in England —Hairier s. ," Hang them," rejoined ALEXANDER, "••we must coMPlete the great 'work of halancing and coini;liiiatili g Europe without heeding 'their noise ; but I HUI . equally plagued - with a - set of the rascally, itiSsO.: lute, 'intriguing and ambitions Noblesse of Poland a class of men, of all Others, I believe, in the world, the •most worthless : and' Wicked.. TheY" pretend to a:high concern .bolt their Country, and' would sell every yard of it', popnlation and all, to . the Turks if:tbat 'would enable til - eftrii Itilii - : .wore ostentatiously and riotuuSly." . . 1 I listened to couversation, but said. ,no,- ensued • thing, WhatwaS•not of a public nature, ;Is it arose out of Austria's asking, in hi's Bon- . hummie way, •‘‘ how the Empress of AUSMIA did, - ." Some. Court chit-chat ensued, in which, the plump charms of the British Ambassador's Lady, the demure graces of the:Widow . Ot•liEN- Button, 'and the ****'s of Mlle. who had come in the suite of the French Negotiators, were discussed; but lts these topics hav e n o t much to do with th e state of Einope, I shall hot at present dwell upon-them. • . After taking his hat, ALEXANDER observed, as if it was a mete matter. of inconsequence, r‘ FRE DERICK and I have been talking over your prop with rega - rd to (,ermany, and think ;. well of the plan, if we could agree on . the person ty be ele vated to the Royal dignity of the new Kingdom." In truth, replied FRANCIS, I have no personal interest in this 'case: the Boy I proposed, will probably grow up as much or Mote my enemy' than yours ; find I name Whit only as the individual whose possession of this new throne, will not. from family reasons aggrandize 'any of its, so) as to afford Cause of jealousy to the ofheis." " I am — only afraid, observed Vritssia,ihat the Bastard as he grows up,..should be infected with, any of the fancies ofme his reputed . Father ; in th e. event of, lic'thighr alone be tronhles o to its all, and we should only have to th•inkOnts•_.lv for it. For my, part, I would rather import any Ex;King, ,elevate one of the eNisting circle, or divide the . territory anK•lig Ourselves, accordhig to law and _ •• • equity.".Jl * -* * ~. fatarben-Obacs. - Viertmer, 114 , c; 1 9—ilalfliast Three o'Clcirk. •.. • . • NOTE OF THE TRANSLATOR.—At evident that, the signature of our most intelligent Corres pondent is an` asStuned one ; but the magnitude and novelty of the informatiOn he possesses will, we arc convinced, be appreciated by the Public, so to render them most it ptient for the continua- . tion of these- Epistles. For the abrupt con- . clushm of the first letter" it behoves Us to ac- and we confe'ss 'tbAt we broke it off in the middle, where the interest was great, in or fler to keep alive the anxiety of our Readers. We bave.also withlieldjor the present, a most momen tous communication from Milan, (Start not gentle reader, for we have established a Corresponderiee . there tore) signed Totx DUASS-ENNA, which 'ex ' plains the whole internal state of Italy, and chid- P.',dateSi in the clearest manner, the bad faith of the 3ritish Ministry, the support•of whom, after this'H diseovery, we, in the name of the Sun; formally • and solemnly abjure. • . At We have aseertained,-fr o m thi s expression, the rank end ;ittality of our Currevandent, which, we shall •,enfold invae tune, when it will be found that we may boldly_aFsert that, he possesses the Ear of the Emperor of AUSTRIA more than P.tince;..Wrrrtmtcri, or anyother person in the Universe. t (fur Correspondent's play upon the words, t:ommtnt is parte," is better than we can render it in translation, NAVAL NEWS ,- HA mint, 29.-- , ,Arrived the lioyatGeorge, CLOSSEN, With wheat,' yarn, &c.' 'frotn Pillau, .boUnd to London. The .Royal George •is the only ship suppos e I to haie arrived from the 8ah..., which sailed .on theist of Norember.— Captain-C. 'Supposes' many 'ships' must be 104, from theft grtat .-ttnantif* of wreck he •passed on his honieward-boutul passage. He had heeti threetiLnes onjhe - Eoglis.b.coast,,,and blown hack 'to Norway. . Arrived the Freeling packet, with a nOil . from Cuxhaven. The - Fried a ', with a gene ral froth London for Amsterdam, day tuw'ed into our, port by It fi sy.nack, with loss . of_rudder, lee-board, mast, boom, k .anc l i. ;Ind cable, and iither'datniige.'• The Three 131'o; tilers', of Thrinbtirgh; from Stettin to BOurdeairx., is totally lost on the Loud Sand ;. two of the crew • ifrowned.—Arrivted. the Prince., of... Orange . und, Lord Nekon, packets, with mails from 11Oltand, ; _and the Earl LeieeSter'pa . cket, with a ntaillrorn Cuxhaven. - • - • - • • • • FAIsMOUTH, 27,-7.-4:IIIVCd the. Wellingt. ton packet, with a mail From Malta last from Gibraltar, 'in eight days two sloops of -war; names unknown from . .Bremen for Porto Rico, ' with .loss •of topmast J . hrig. Nancy, from .40icant„ in 27 days.—Wind S. S: E. AVE Y MOUTif The French brig., which was drinn•on shore near Portland, was got oti last night, and is now. at anchor between the . island of Portland, and this port., PoirrsmoOTti, Dic. 29..—Arlived his Majesty's ship Plover from-Newfotindland ; and the Lliza, FE NW ICK Allt.W:Vrp. Came into harbour his Majesty's ship Zealous. The Niger frigate will certainly sail hi the morning, for the Cape and India, - .should' , the wind be fair. —Wind Easterly. , PLY MOUTIL, ,DEC. .2S.—Arrived the R a n g e r , from Rotte r d a m 'fo r B e lf as t ; Ocean, from Fin land, With timber; French slooP Indefatigable, from -Rochelle, with brandy and wine. The Spring, Penelope, William, and Mary colliers, from Sunderland ; frnii Newcastle; the Elizabeth, Troni London ; arid - the - Dove, from Bristol. • . . • - • The Chatham, 74 duns, is ordered to be manned, and Will, it is supposed; be - sent to The ;if :any, O'Neil, Roth Clyde to is'ou shore on the 'slaw] of Bute.• • The Middlesex, Barclay, botind to JniniicA, is tin shore in 'the Clile... . .. . The 'Minerva; Delme, froin . Biomeberg, is lost 'in L3ch Eyn:mt. L::u-go s.ivett: . , . . . . The. Cortmallis, Start, fronilletersburgli to London, rim on itiore ute the Black Middens, near !•;Lields,".oli Sunday.— Cargo wili he saved. _ The Lord Cnchrahe i Ross, from Petershurghlo Portsmouth, has beep on shore on Oland, but got off after discharging part of her cargo, ant carried ir,to Calmar Roads; 12th inst. 'ft) e Travet!er, from Itiga tv London, was lost, ,iot h ito.t. on Jut!and. Most Of the cargo saved, with damage. The YW, As, from I'etersbnrgi► to London, was driven on ;bore near Ileisinberg, about .20th lug. with her main-must gone. rhe.ll.ebeeca arid Mary Ann, Crieltmay, from Loudon, to Ilanthurgh, was lost oil the :201h hear Ward . e, on the coast 914 uthind. Crew sayol.—Three other vesp . tls weir rrn 'shore treart he same pace. The Sophia, Dahlui, from lliga to -Gale, 'is stranded near Amsbur - A small part of the cargo expected to be saved. 'Tie Prince I:Award, 11 - ation, froth St. John's; N.`B. ha'; been taken by an American privateer, plundered of her stows, .g,iven np, and arrived at Plymouth.. - Tire Taunton; Evati, front Sligo to Greenock, is totally lust in Donegal Bay. Crew saved. ' • The.TaMels, from - London to Bremen, is . put Tooningen, with loss pt masts and tither damage.. The Valette, Hirtehinson, from Rotterdam 10 Leith, is wrecked near Warkworth.. The Johanna, Koolnian, from London to ,Hanibure - ,11, , totally lost near Sylt. Crew anil limit of the eaten saved. The William, lteasaiit, from ttilln a to Newfonfidlani, is taken by•thelie'ro, Anierican in-ivateer. THEATRICAL ROW :1.1 We have, already noticed in THE SUN the .riots which 'took plate in the Dublin Theatre on Friday night. S far frOni having re -urinated, these dis . - graceful : sgenos have been renewed, As appears from the following:--, • " 'THEATRE-ROYAL.—On Saturday evening, a partial • ai tenipt was niad`e" to impede the perform ance at.the Theatre, but as there were onlyA few persons- in the House, it was not successful. '`‘ Last night, we regret to say, the tumult was more serious. - Tlie pliy Was Richard 'the Third, in which Mr_litintlyperformed Richard. There was considerable interruption during the Play; but the'mot violent proceedings begun After the falling of the eurtain;the call for the Manager was universal, the audience being impressed with the opinion that Jones showld „give such an ex planation in person as would satisfy them for the • disappointment on Friday evening. Mr. Jones, however, dill not 'appear:- • Me. Rock, the Stage Manager,. appeared as his substitute, but would not be listened to. . `.` The peformance of the After-piece was en 7 tirely put a stop to. The . seats were "thrn 'from the side boNes,and thrown in upon the foot-lights Many of the lamps were exting&shed awl brokeu; . ,s.ome of the chandelie rs were b ro k en . The stage was covered with the lumber thrown upon it front the boNes. Some Jarge, pieces' of wood were thrown into the orchestra. It was with difficulty the musicians escaped unhurt. The Sheriffs at thiS time came 'forward and asked if Mr. Rock would be heard. There was a general cry for him to come forward—he appeared, attended on the stage by both Sheriffs ; but the uproar was so -great . , that after several fruitless attempts to ob tain a hearing, they were obliged to retire=-n6- thing would, do but Mr. Jones. ‘! - The audience appeared, the more irritated at Mr. Jones's dedining td come forivard, as it was known that he was in the House—he having as sisted shortly before to take some persons into custody, who were charged with attempting to ,ereate disturbance. " The tumult-at thisperiod assumed an appear. ance so forMidable.that the Sherita found it abso- Intely, necessary -to cleat the. Rouse—in doing , .o , es - cannot too much.applaud the forbear ,ance and good temper they .diTlayed. By their good manageMent the House was, at length clear ed, withoutfurthermischiel., It-was with much reluctance some of the Geniletnen would quit the boxes without. getting' back •their money-....a de mand which we thought .1% little unreasonable; seeing that the performers were all very willing to go on with the entertaintneili. if-.they - were per. mitted to do so."