The Sun. — London, England, 1804-04-25 00:00:00

L SiOnb bCCII Mentiooea as 3 LiCi . erving nela here and at Sierra Leone, continues to merit very great praises Dr. Heddle having proposed seine time back to do military duty, I gladly accepted his offer, and he has given me great assistance ; his wound, which was at first thought to br.. mortal, having taken a favourable turn, I am now happy to think he will ,recover, and I earnestly wish to re commend him to your Lordship's notice, as distin guished by his conduft on this occasion, and also by his attention to his medical duties since we came to Africa. I have the honour to be, (Signed) JOHN FRASER. Right Hon. Lord Hobart, & c . & Our loss consists of t Drummer, S Rank and File, killed ; 2 Officers, 8 Rank and File, wounded. - total 19. Of the Enemy, according to the most correct accounts I can procure, 3 Officers and 4o men, killed, or since dead; 2 Officers and upwards of 3o men, wounded. _Total 7S. TRANSLATION. Goree, Africa, Yan. IS, ISO 4. The French being in possessi on of the hill, the Squadron being ready to land more Troops, a con sidelible number of men being killed and wounded on both sides, and farther resistance offering only Ike prospeft of occasioning air unnecessary effusion of blood, the following terms of Capitulation were agreed to: Attar. I. The Island of Goree, with its Dependencies, Shall be delivered up to the French Government as it now stands. 11. The British Garrison having laid down their arms in the North Battery, which they continue to occupy, shall be furnished, without delay, with a sufficient vessel as a cartel, to carry them to Great Britain, Colonel Fraser giving his pa role of honour for himself, his Officers, and Soldiers, not to serve during the present War against the French Republic, or its Allies, until regularly exchanged. 111. The Officers and Soldiers shall preserve their baggage and effects, Which shall be embarked with them. IV, The inklabttal!ts shall retain possession of their pro perties, Without prejudice, however, to any ord ers to t h e contrary which m a y h erea ft er be given by General Blanchot; Commandant and Administrator-General of Senegal, and its Dependencies. Agreed upon and executed in two Copies, to be ex changed between us, the day and year already melt.. Cloned. (Signed) ;OHM FRASER, Col. Afr. Corps. MAHE, Lieutenant de Vaisseau, and commanding the Division. III: Loan, On the 18th of January in the e'eni, the British Soldiers *ere embarked embarked on b oa rd the French Squadron, until a cartel, thould be made ready for them. On the tad, the Officers and Soldiers went on board a Sloop, which was sent as a cartel hySenegat,where a larger vessel was preparing them to England. 1 art very to caerY sorry to add, that notwithstand ing the Articles of Capitulation, the Inhabit ants , Officers, , h and even Soldiers have been shamefully pillaged. I have -the Honour to be, &c. JOHN FRASER. , LIST 0/ Tilt TRSNCit SQVAImoN. 01/iSiOO from Cayenne, having on board Troops from the Bth Derni-brigade, and from the Cayenne .Volunteers. Schooner La Vi 1C M. Mah6, Lieut. de Vaisseau, Com- Mandant, 2. guns, 14 swivels, and go men. Schooner La Renomm6e, Citizen Renaud, 14 guns, and 87 Men. • Schooner Les Arnis, Citizen Baudrier, t 4 guns, and 85 men. *ehooner L'Oiseau, to ns men. /torn Senegal, with aD et a c hment o f t the 46th Brigade, La Rosalie Ducrane au, Ensign d e V aisseau, 2 guns, and .30 men. from Rochelle, the Ship L'Oncle Thomas, Papin, di-devaut . Capitaine de Vaisseau, 2o guus, and 230 men. MAILS. . HatubUrgh 1)131" - X. ARRIVD. - 'PRICE OF STOCKS, :iti:a DAV 4T T W ALT X CL CT . consol s 56k IT is to 'wiped illat iti tLe midst of the enuita clot, kill people Must feel at the immense Mi. .no'rity of Mbridiy, it 'will not be fOrgotten that Mr. YOR'KE is this day to bring forward a Measure (the 'Suspension of the Army of Reserve), which Mr. PITT,. Mt.' Fox, and Mr. WINDHAM con. cur in Opposing, and which therefore may be ex. pelted to furnish another proof of the efficacy of what Mt'. TIERNEY calls " the union of all the great talents in the Country." Even allowing for those Members who have urgent calls out of Town-, the Division upon . this Question will probably be greater than that upon Mr. Fox's Motion.—The Minority in the House of Lords has increased con siderably : the Division of last night on the Irish Militia Augmentation Bill was, for the Bill 94, against it 6t, Yesterday, about one o'clock, HER MAIESTY, and four of the PRINCESSES, attended by the Coun tess Of CARDIGAN, and Lady CRANLEY, took an airing by Putney and Fulham. His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK is app pointed Ranger of St. James's, Green and Hyde Parks, in the room of the Fad of EusTort, resigned. • The Gazette of last night contains His Majesty's Proclamation for a General Fast, to be observed in the Kingdom of England and Ireland, on Friday the zgth of May next; and a second Proclamations appointing the 7th of June next the Fast Day in Scotland. It also tontains an Order of the King in Council, permitting the importation, into the United Kingdom, of Hides, -Calf-skins, Horns, Tallow, and Wool, in Foreign Vessels, at the usual duty. The Earl of CHATHAM had an audience of •His MAJESTY yesterday for a considerable time. Yesterday morning Mr. MANSFIE.LD was sworn in Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, be. fore the LORD CHANCELLOR, at his house in Bed ford-square. About twelve o'clock they proceeded in his Lordship's carriage to the Queen's House, where his Lordship introduced the new Judge to His MAJESTY, and he had the honour to kiss His MAJESTY'S hand.—Mr. MANSFIELD received the honour of Knighthood. Sir T. MANNERS SUTTON, it is Said, Succeeds Mr. MANSFIELD, as Chief Justice of Chester. Mr. DALLAS, it is added; succeeds Sir T. MANNERS SUTTON, as Solicitor-Goieral. LUKE WHITE and Co. have taken that part of the Loan for the service of Ireland which was to be raised in Ireland. They have taken it at 89; 5 per cents. The amount is 1,500,0001 , Mr. STRANGE, SOn.in-laW to Lord MELVILLE, is returning to India, and has, in consequence, taken the Chiltern Hundreds. Lord ALTHORPE is gone 'down to Oakhampton, for which place he is expeded to be returned without apposition. An incorreB list of the First Brigade of Volun teers, on the loth of May next, having been given in some of the Papers, we present our readers with a copy of the arrangement, as settled at Loid Halt. RINGTON'S. Bloomsbury and Inns of Court, Lieut. Col. Cox. St. James's, Lieut. Col. Lord AMHERST. Royal York Mary-le-bonne, Lieut.-Colonel Lord DUN CANNON. Prince of Wales's ! . Lieut. Col. M. P. ANDREWS. Temple, Lieut. COl. ERSKINE. St. Andrew and St. George, Lieut. Col. READER. .Gray's Inn Riflemen, Captain•Cootta. Duke of Cumberland's Sharp Shooters, Capt. B.kaßElt. To-morrow the Royal Westminster Volunteers are to parade at nine o'clock, with great coats, can teens arid haversacks, and one day's provision, to march out of town, to pradibe firing with blank cartridge. Yesterday the Dispatchei by the Ship Bengal, Capt. Cu MI NE, for Madras and Bengal, were finally cloied at the India House, and the Purser proceeded to join the Ship at Portsmouth. Passenger for Bengal—Mr. Parr and Lady, Mr. H. C. Smyth, Captain Thomas Penson, Lieutenant Cunning- Nine, Messrs. Venour, Munall, Hardwicke, Rodbu, Dou g/as, Whish, Robins, Frith, Maddock, Young, Walker, Ramsay, Turner, and Bathurst; and Miss Wroughton. For Madras —Lieutenant-Colonel Philpot, His Majesty's 77th Regiment, and Lady, Messrs. Jenkins, Bayly, Gor don, Dundas Regaud, and Clubby. • We are sorry to hear, that the Company's Ship Britannia had not arrived at St. Helena, although she had been near twenty weeks from England, loaded with the necessary stores for the Island. Passengers by the Devaynes—Lieutenant-Colonel Sims and Car: SALMOND. BREAD.—Yesterday the LORD MAYOR ordered Bread to be reduced one penny in the Peck Loaf, to commence and take plan to.mortow. The Qua rtern Loaf, wheaten, will then be sold for B,ld. and House. hold 6,0 , The Stone Expedition seem to be quite aground, and will probably float uo more, even upon the sea of runvm r. The comparison of the present Ministry with " giants refresh'd," spews that the 'wings of fancy are not to be depressed by a 'woolsack. It was a flight, indeed, much above the rank of ordinary opinion, which rather rates them as exhausted pigmies. -iftb.W'.-The Court of King's Bench was occu. pied principally yesterday with the Case of Bating v. Christie, which has been in Westminster-Hall near to years. The Court postponed delivering judgment, and said they would take it into further consideration. It being Paper Day there were very, few motions. The most interesting of them was a Motion made by Mr. MAR R Y AT for a Habeas Corpus to have an Apprentice brought up who entered into the Naval Service. The Motion was made on the affidavit, and on the part of the Master of the Apprentice, who, as was admitted, entered voluntarilY into the Service. The Court refused the Motion, saying, that the Master might bring an aEtion if be pleased ; but the Writ of Habeas Corpus wasgr.intable only w h ere .t h e party for whom it was sought was himself aggrieved, by being detained against his will. No. 337, rozol. first-drawn Ticket in the present Lottery, entitled to One Thousand and Twenty Pounds, was sold in the following Shares TwolQ uartet s, two Eigh ths,r and f ou r Si xteent h s , by Hot nsby and Co , No. Js THE SUN. 'SOLVE QUIS DICERS YALU-1M AUDEAT ? LONDON, APRIL 2S. 1804. THE Belle Armed Brig arrived on Monday after_ noon at Plymouth, from Calcutta, with Dispatches for Government, of which Colonel NrcHoLsorq is the Bearer. He is stared to have brought the pleas ing intelligence of the reduftion and capture of the w hole of SCINDIeS Ar m y, w i t h all his Cities, Towns, ar)d Fortress es ; and when the last accounts left India upwards of 70,000 of his Troops were prisoners in the hands of the British. Ti4E Gazette of last ni ght contains the Official a ccount of th e surrender Goree to the French, under ci rcumstances which do great ho nour to C o l. FRAsik and the small but gallant Garrison under his command. The Enem et y's F orce amounted alto gher t o 6 00 men, 240 of whom were landed. Our Force consisted only of 5 men, 19 of whom tendered, whit e were kill e d and wounded b e f ore the Island sur rendered. The loss of the Enemy amounted to three officers and 4o men killed, and z officers and above 3o men wounded. The Gazette contains also a l ong P romot i on o f Admirals; and twenty-nine Captains, beginning frith Captain O'BRIEN DRURY, and ending with 'Captain Loots (including Captains TROU BRIDGE and MARICIIAM) are raised to the rank of Flag Officers. It is said that Admiral TRCUBRIDGE is to have the Command in the East Indies. Accounts have been received, though not officially, of the Capture of Curofaa, by Commodore BAYN. TUll, who was dispatched for that purpose by Ad miral PUCKWORTIi from Jamaica. The Enemy made a slight resistance, but on the second' day they surrendered. Fromb Papers are said to have been received in Town, of as late a date as the 16th inst. which state, that t h e tr i als of 'MOREAU, GEORG Es, and the o t h er Persons confined on a charge of ng against t he First Consul, were to take place coni on piri the .2gth ins!, I~4i NE gi S. the LONDON GAZETTE, API/ 24, isc4• Adtniralty-Offce, April 23, 1804. This day, in pursuance of the King's pleasure, the following Flag Officers of His Majesty's Fleet were promoted, viz. • . Sir Richard Otislow, Bart. - Sir Robert Kingsmill, Bart. Sir Hyde Parker, Knt. Benjamin Caldwell, Esq. and Hon. William Cornwallis, Admirals of the Blue— T o be Admi rals of the White. Thomas Mackenzie, Esq. Sir Roger Curtis, Bart. Sir Henry Harvey, K. 13. Robert Man, Esq. Charles Holmes Cal mady, Esq: John Bonrthaster, Esq. Sir George Young, Knt.. John Henry, Esq. Richard Rodney Bligh, Esq. Alex ander Grreuie, Esq. and George Keppel, Esq. Vice•Achni rals of the Red -- , To be Admirals of the Blue. Isaac Prescott, Esq. John Bateley, Esq. Tho Mas S pry, E sq. Sir John Orde, Bart.' William Young, Esq. James Gain bier, Esq. Sir Andrew Mitchell, K.B. Charles C hamber layne, Esq. and Peter Rainier; Esq. Vice-AM - I:hats of the White; Christopher Parker, Esq. Philip Patton, Esq. and Sit Charles Morice Pole, Bart. Vice-Admirals Of the Blue—To be Vice-Admirals of the Red. John Brown, Esq. john Leigh Douglas, Esq. Wm. S Esq. Charles Edmund Nugent, Esq. Charles Powell .Ha milton, Esq. Edinund Dud, Esq. Right Hon. Horatio Viscount Nelson, K. 13,. and Sir Charles Cotton, Bart. Vice-Admirals of the Blue; John Thomas, Esq. lames Brine, Esq. John Pakenhain ' Esq. Sir Erasmus Cower , Knt. and John Holloway, Esq. Rear-Admirals of the Red—To.be Vice-Admirals of the White. George Wilson, Esq.:- Sir - Charles Henry KnoWles, Bart. Hon. Thomas Pakenham, Robert Deans, Esq. Cuthbert Collingwood, Esq. ' lames. Hawkins rWhitshed, Esq. Ar thur Kempe, Esq. Smith Child, Esq. Right lion. Charles Lord Lecale, Thomas Taylor, Esq. Sir John Thomas Duckworth, K.B. and Sir Robert Calder, Bart. Oar - AdMirals of the Red ---To be •Vice- Admirals of the Blue. James Richard Dacres, Esq Hon. George Berkeley, Thomas West, Esq. James DOuglas, Esq. Peter Aplin, Esq, Henry Savage, Esq. Bartholomew. Samuel Rowley, Esq. Sir Riehard'Bickerron, Bart. George Bowen, Esq. Robert Montague; . Esq. John Fergusson, Esq.. Edward Edwards, Esq. Sir john BorlaSe Warren, Bart. and K. B. Edward Tyrrel Smith, Esq. Sir Thomas 'Graves, K. 13. Thomas Macnamara Russell, Esq, Sylver. Moriarty, Esq, and Sir Henry Trol lope, Km, Rear-Admirals 'of the White; Hen ry Edwin Stanhope, Esq. and Robert M`Douall, Esq. Rear-Admirals of the Blue—To be Rear-Admirals. of the Red. Billy Douglas, Esq. John Wickey, Esq. John Inglis, Esq.. John Fish, Esq. john Knight, Esq. Edw. Thornhrough, sq. lames Kempthorne, Esq. Sampson Edwards, Esq. George Campbell, Esq. Henry Cromwell, Esq. , Arthur Phillip, Esq. Sir William George Fairfax, Knt. and Sir James Saumarez, Bart. and K. B. Rear-Admirals of the Blue—To be Rear-Admirals of the White. The undermentioned Captains were also appointed Flag Officers of His Majesty's-Flect, Thomas Drury, Esq. Albemarle Bertie, Esq. Right Hon. William Earl of Northesk, lames Yaslion, Esq. Sir Wil liam Henry Douglas, Bart. Thomas Wells, Esq. Sir Ed ward Pellew, Bart, and Isaac Coffin, Est.l.—To be Re..r- Adritirals of the White. John Aylmer, Esq. Samuel Osborn, Esq. Richard Boger, Esq. Jonathan Faulknor, Esq. john Child Purvis, Esq, Theophilus Jones, Esq. William Domett, Esq:• William Wolselev, Esq. john Manley, -Esq. George :Murray; Esq. john Sutton, Esq. Robert Murray, Esq. Hon. Alexander Cochran; Sir Thomas Troubridge, Bart. John Markham, Esq. Henry D'Esterre Darby, Esq. Edward Bowater, Esq. George Palmer, Esq. William O'Brien Drury, Esq. Essin;;ton, Esq. and Thomas Louis, Esq.- 7 -"Pc be Ikear-Admirals of the Blue. Admiralty-Glee, April 23, 1804... The King has been pleased to iippoint George Martin, Esq. Sir Richard John Strachani Bert. and - Sir William Sidney. Smith, K.nt. to be Coh - ids of His Majesty's Marine Forces., in the room of Sir Edward Pellew, Bart. William Domett, Esq. and Sir Thomas Troubridge, Barr. appoinled.Flag cers of His Mii i ;esty's Fleet. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 23.—Arrived the American Ship Sally, Capt. LI VESEY, laden with coffee, sugar, &c. from New-York bound to Amsterdam, detain ed by the Argus Sloop of .War ; and the American Ship Harriet, laden with cotton, &c. from Louisiana. bound to Havre, detained by the Plover Sloop of War. Arrived the Alert Lugger from a Cruize, and the Danish Vessel Norway Oak, Capt. BAKK ER, from Dram for this Port, with timber. Came into Harbour the Endinzion and Santa Mar garitta Frigates, to refit. Sailed the Prussian vessels Jonge San Wiese and Ensina Borcvm'an, both laden with prize. goods, bound to Amsterdam. . Arrived the Mouchernn Sloop of War, from a Cruise, to refit ; and the Princess Rojal, Of 98 guns, from the Channel Firer. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 24. , --Arriveci this even- 1 ing at the Motherbank, the folloWing Ships froni India : Herculean, Regular Ship ; Lord Duncan, Devaynes, and Harriet, Extra Ships ; Cyriss and Ganger Whalers, French Prizes ; and 'Rebecca, Eng lish Whaler. Left St. Helena 26th February la3t, at which time the' Georgiana Company's Cruizer, and an American Indiaman, detained, lay there. The Aurora, another Prize, sailed with them, but is supposed to be retaken on her passage home; :they confirm the capture of the Counters of S:etberland Indiaman, about five months since, in the China Seas, by the 'Squadron under Admiral LINO'S.. The Herculean has lost her mainmast and fore top-mast, and received much damage in her rigging• Arrived His Majesty's Ship La Decade, of 36 guns, Capt. W. G. RUTHERFORD, from the Jersey station. Sailed the following copper -bottomed, Armed Transports under the direction of Capt. CHARLES WATSON of the Royal Navy, and Agent of Transports. Melpomene, Capt: Johnson; London, Capt. Scurr; Britan nia, Capt. Clarke ; Tartar, Capt. Kenny - Adive, Capt Donnovan; Ark, Capt. Simpson, and Indefatigable, Capt Smith. These Transports ate bound to Ireland, to take in Troops for a Secret Expedition. Remain His Majeqy's Ship Eurytfice, and her Fleet for Halifax and Quebec; also several Sail of large Transports, with Troops on board for the Coast of Africa. Derv., /Vim, 24.—Arrived the ri/er Cutter, with a Convoy from the Westward, which are sail. ed for tic Rivert, Artived the :iqinar . ta Frigate, Maririft . - „I.=k Alinx Gun brigs, from off Boulogne; and remcti . e.: with Ships as per last. The -riper Cutter has a Signal for a Con the Westward, NAVAL APPOINTM'ENTS. I"FiE Following Rear-Admirals are appoint,:' .0 , hoist their Flags : ad Command at Po , v.- Rear-Adrnital ISAAC COFFIN S 11101.1 th. •----- TAMES VASHON Leith. _ --- loll N SUTTON, Plymouth. -- Hon. A. COCHkANE, t h3llllel Fleet. SAt Dungene,A, und.t" -,, 'fsomAs Lotr.ts, Lord I::LITP.. Sir E. PELLEW is to have a distant Com:nand. The Hon. Captain GREY succeeds Cattunissio CovFlti at Sheerness. The following Captains are appointed to Ship, • Capt. GEORGE MART/N, - Glory. Capt. Dtxow, Queen. Capt. HF.RBERT SAWYER, Princess Royal. Capt. DAVID.GOULD, - • Windsor Castie, Capt: R. C. P.EyNoLos, - - Dreadnough:. Capt. Sir Tilos. WILLI Ams, - Neptune. Capt. Sir H. It V IS, •- . Capt. Sir T. LAEOREY, S l 3ftiate, Capt. - Du Ill4rs. Ca. t. 1. N. M(1 1 S C . • .Capt. ISRAEL. PELLEW, ••• COCIOIIeIOE. Capt. LAMBERT BR.A3A/.ON i DUrSl2t yaCLt: WESTERN, rcncibles at• Dover. Capt. LAKE, • FCtiCIbICS at t airriouth. Capt. Loci, fenc..ib,es ut -Berwick. The General Prestot, BRAND, from Oporto, is are rived at Dartmouth, and haS brought the disagree,. able intelligence of th!loss of the Apollo Frigate, 36 guns, Capt..ThxoN, and ten vessels under her Convoy, on the coast of Portugal. The Apollo sailed from Cork on the 26th of March, with a Convoy consisting of upwards of 6o sail, bound to the Wes Indies. No particulars are known relative to the ships that are lost, os the remainer of Con voy ; but we are sorry to say, that it is reported that only to men out of the whole of the ship's company are saved. A Letter from Capt. AYLMER, of the Wasp Sloop of 'War, arrived in the Downs from 'Oporto, cor firms the account of the -loss of the Apollo Frigate, and ten of her. Convoy, on, the Coast of Portugal, but does nut contain the particulars. The Fisgard Frigate arrived at Madeira on the 1 4th March, from convoying the West India under the Fyaitchise Frigate, \ Admiral Dp.cats, to the Westward, and sailed again an the 17th on a Cru.ize, for six weeks. The Hound Sioop of War arrived off Madeira on the zsth- of February, with 21 sail under convoy, t 9 Of which sailed with her from Spithead, and t%ko had joined her, viz. the Menu Addington and the PYince George, for. Jamaica, having parted from Admiral DAcat's Fleet, which the Hound missel soon after leaving Falm ut . ll, and intended. to wait three days for the Admiral ; if not then joined, to proceed on to the West Indies. CORN EXCHANGE, APR IL 25. HAvING- but few fresh Sarnples of Wheat to_ day, and the demand for fine, causes that qua-- lity to fetch rather better price .; prime Dant zic sBs. per quarter ; Rye is cheaper ; and Rape Seed something dearer ; from the plenty of Oats, with some cargoes of Foreign, they were lower, at the close of Monday's Market, and con_ tinue so to-day ; other articles are at no particular variation ; fine American Flour zBs. 355. per barrel. • Wheat 285 a 38$ a stis od Tick Beans .- 265 a 335 od 'Fine ditto -55 s aos €d Oats - Os a 195 a zzs od Rye -- .- 25s a 2Si 0:1 Poland ditto 235 a 245 oil Barley - - 215 a acs od.l Rape Seed .- - 371 a 401 Malt - - -5 1 S 'a 57 5 cd: Fine Flour - 4os a 45s od White Pease 355 a 4 15 od• Seconds . 355, a 435 od .Beans - - . 315 a 375 'od 1, • MUSIC.--SALOMON's Annual Concert took place on Monday last, in the Great Room rtt the•'Opera House. It was a very fine musical treat. Mrs. BILLINCTON, ROVEDINO, M'oRELLI,:and BRA ,HAM, were the, Vocal Performers. SALOMoN disk played first-rate abilities in a Violin Concerto composed by himself, and received the warmest ap. plause. Asia E also, in a Eine Concerto, his oort composition, acquitted himself with surprising skill.. A new Concerto for the piano forte, 'composed and performed by STEIBELT, excited great applause.. The PRINCE of WALES, the DUKE of KENT, and a numerous train of the fashionable world attended, and the room was crowded. THE ARTS.—OW EN., a voting Artist of great Merit., who May confidently look forward to the honours of the Academy, has some good portraits, . and pittuiesque subjeaS, for the ensuing Exhibitizw. His whole lengths of Mr. and Mrs. Roots in one piaurre, are excellent. Miss MEIN and Mrs. PhT TERSON appear to much advantage in a half-length picture. He has also a half-length of l'cliss BOUGH.- TON, and a Portrait of Mr. Ltwts, late 'Of tit.• . WO-01fice, of great Merit. • The Cottage Daor is a pleasing rustic scene ; and another Piaure of Beggars, is marled by nature and The School for Scandal was represented on Mon. day last, at Drury lane Theatre, for the benefit of Mr. BANNISTE-R, jun. who performed the part of Charles on the occasion, with great success.— Though, in point of tnanners, the charaaer is above those which distinguish the parts in which this Attar usually appears, he• was gentlemanly end spirited throughout. WROUGHToN would have been more successful in Sir Peter Teazle, if he tad not studiously endeavoured to deviate from the ,style. in which KING played the part. In teats of:the stiff old Batchelor, supposed to have married in de. .dining life, there was a quick, restless, naive :+- lousy in his manner. The Play went off so well altogether,. that. it is likely to operate with ie.' newed attraEfion. INCLEDO'N had a very crowdedliouse last.night at C ;vent-garden Theatre. The Play was Tfe lieggars' Opera, and Mrs. MOUNTAIN performed. INC LEDON treated his annual friends with abrindan.t of vocal amusements. S., Married, lately, Mr. JAMES GREENFIELD, of Brynderwen, to Miss CHARLOTTE WYATT, of Lime Grove, Cuoarvonallire. •