The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-09 00:00:00

1 ,~;; ~ ;1~1~~. i ' AK ~ Frum the LONDON . U. Odober 8, 1811. ildmiralty-Office, t)( 7 1 8, 1811. Rear-Adooriti Ney t.as trrosmitted to John Wil eon Croker, 'a Letter he pad .received from Captain Clark, of pis Majesty's soup It II t, giving an acc.ount of his haVing, On the 6th ittstAnt, cap tured off Fecarnp, I.."Espoir` Frt.nr It lugger priva teer el 44i gt.p, ant bo men, which sailed the pre e%,.ning from St. Vallery en Caus, without making any capture. hiteltall, Oct. 8, 1811. 34is,Roral Flighne..s the Prince R gent has been pleased, 'in tn- naive and on the betialt of his Ma ieSty, to constiitre and awoint Burnet Bruce, Esq. to be otie , it the Four Cotninis , ioners of Edinburgh, i ll the room of S'tr. Thomas Kirpatrick, Bart.. re bigncd. . • , •' War. Office,` 0,-t, S, 18 1 . sth Dragoon Cuards, C . ornet Braithwaite Christie to be Lieu, te , ianr, Nv it i tout purchase. 9th itvginient of Light Dragoons, Philip Tuite Dalton, Cent. to be Cornet, .without purchase, vice liarras, pro mute 1. xotit 4litto, George Wombwell, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur chase, vice Goruon. promoted; 24,0 ditto, 'Cornet ton. Richard Pepper Ar4en to be Lieu. tenant, D y purchase ' vice Whiteford, proimned. Ist Regiment of i not Guards, James Oliver Lautour, Gent. 17i tie Ftisiyn, by purchan, vice. Grose, pruntoted. Coldstream Regimentot foot Guard-, captain George Col lirr to be Captain, by purchase, vice Smyth, who retires. Ensign Paukti to be Livutenant i by purchase, vice Coltie'r. 9tl) RgAinient of Font, Lieutenant , W. F. St. Clair - to be Clitaiti of 'a,Company, without . purchase, vice Travers, deceasekl. ii•nsigu I. Ross Lewin to be Lieutenant, vice St. Clair. 24th ditto, Brevet Lieutinant-Colooel Charles Hicks to be witlyult purchase, vice -Drummond, e t ec e ase 4; . : captain . William Robison to be Major; vice Flicks. -Lieutenant A. Ingrain to be Captain of a Corn patiy, vice Robison. .Ensign Alexander Cameron to be Lieutenant, vice Ingram., Ronald Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Cameron • , 25th ditto, Ensign Alexander Buchan to he- Lieutenant, without purchase, vice tklepeam who resitns. Robert Young, Gent. to be Ensign, vice litic.han. lii sign Robert btnall, from the KireLdoright Millia,.to be ditto, without, purchase. • 26+h ditto, Ensign Itebert Robson to he Lieutenant, without. ptuclusc, .vice Rohe:lwo, sow:lst:Lied, • • ss,huitto, Lieutenant from thc 6th Dragoon. . Guards,' to , be t;aptaht , of a Company, by purchase, vice Clinurd, proniqted. • Stet ditto, 'Lieutenant Ilenry Simmunds to.bc Adjutant, vice vice -funky, who resigns the Artjutantey only. 33d ditto, Arthur Gore, Gent. to be ra*gir, without Tut*. chase, • vice I'ode, promoted.. Seth ditto, Lieutenant Richard . Daly to be Adjutant, vice Green, who resigns the Adjotaritcy 37th ditto, Pris , gii (ohn 41. Wilkinson y 3 be Lieutenatit, %v . :loom piocii.ise, vice Nugent, who resicns. ,43.(1 ditto, folio Orr, 'notti the. ttliohot,;,ll Militia, to be L. eiign, tvit hour purchae. - • r s'3(i ditto, Lieutenant William Russell to be Captain of a Comp ii:y, without purch.ise, vice .Pletsy, proinoted. John Ferhantie2, truiri the 74th Foot, to he Cowan) of a . Cuinpapy, vithout purcliase, vice Harvey, .57:1i C;lptain Gregory from the Royal African to be Captaiitot a'Cutopny„,vi.e Appletori,,., who ,chani,es. 6Gth ditto, To be Majors, without purchase, Brevet Major (2 du la Iluossa}e liuuverie. hrevat ivuijor Gustavus brown. ...Gist ditto, Ensign and Adjutant W. Race to have the rank ni 1 , 4: 1 i 1 e 1131 4t• 1 ' 11 4 . 90! ionii Itoval to be Lieutenant. with put pwiettat..e. vice Ural., who mitres. Setleant-Major An .. 0.7, Cornett to be Ensign, without putchase, vice Butler, appointment has not t3t en place, Citlt Uttto, Witiiatn Gent. to be Ensign,: without ptirkit i,e, vice 1. - ftskin, stioctsciLd. - 68tii ditto, En sign David •I, Skenc, from the Durham Mi. to be ensign, without purchase. 74ttt ditto, Ensign George Goldt rap to be Lieutenant,' with. out purelmse, vice Smyth, deceased. • 7gtk. ditto, Ewen Kennedy, Gent. to be Ensign, without ptirctase, vice Forbes, whose appointment has nut taken place. • , 'Volt ditto, Thomas T,tylor,•Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase. g'st ditto, . John Andrew OrmistiM. Gent. to be Ensign by purchase, viLe Shiukwin, whit retries. 96ttt Lietrtet.att Thomas Lamb to be Captain of a Compai.y, vice Dixon, etei.cas . ed, Ensign A. W. Ford to be lieutenant, vice Lamb. tooth ditto, Lieutenant Lewis Ritter,. froiri the both Foot, to be Captain tail Comnpny, Viciz Andrews, deceased. sotti'ditto, -lieutenant B. Price, from the 43d foot. to be •Captain of a Company, without pur&hase, vice Moore, appointed to the 4th Royal Veteran hatioloni.. so4tit Ditto, Ensign Richard Irwin Ireland, from the I-half. pay o f the ittiGarrion Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Rains. who) cxelcutges. 3tl West letlia Regiment, gerjeaiii- Major Williarn Brice to be Quatter- M aster, vice MiMinn, cashiered. . Royal Aticnit Corps, Capt. t 1 ilti,ttn Appleton.''from the 57th Foy., to be Captain of a Company,. vice Paul, Who exefortges. . Royal York. Rangers, Ensign :William evens .to helieute. Irani, vice Laugharne, deceased. L. Van Battenburg,: Gent, to he Ensign, vice Ovens. Royal Wes) India Rangers, Mark . Mkhael Quin. Gent. to be P tisign, without purchase, vice Byrne, supursetle4. Poval .Waggoo Train, Lieutenant Samuel Johnson to be C.iptaitt of a Troop, without purchase'. - Tn he hietitenents, without purchase, C or ners Witiiarn htlinsnit,' Thomas hahlock, and Robert I.' Estrange, vice. folinson. • • To be Cornets, without ptirclrise, - - I.2,larteP , Master Ch.tlll:4. Carter, vice john on. - Henry (i.ent. vice li.ildock. John %Vinton, Ce.nt. vice lisuange. Ccylrm LieUtehall,t • John Kitson to be' Captain of a .Lompany, Viet: White, slaw secicd. Capeßegiment, Lieutenant Michael Lynch to be Captain of a Company, yvithotit purchase, vice McKenzie, de ceased, 411 i kc,y al Veterai) tllttalion, Captain William:Moore,. fr ni lie tout loot, to be Captain ui a Com Steplicw,, Pnicei.t Oh the Retired List... Mt. ET. To he Lieutenant-Colonehi in the Army. Ntlor 'l'hoimis N. I till, scrving vvirh the Portugitese Army. th.lor l bn Campbell, serving with ditto. N.,tor Mesurier, scoring with ditto. )vi Jur Michsel hitt:math, serving with ditto. cAttßisoN. Llentenant Angus Eraser, on slot Retiv; f ! idit, to be fd,rt -1,1;or A t Plymouth, Viet? 'olio*, decc., :0.. k-10SP1TAT. sTAL , To be DeOnty- Purveyor; to .tto,) t , cdcei. PllONYor's Clerk Richard' Build,. Porveybt's it:ric Ptirve•m'S elpk, David [Acks,:he., Ptirve.yor's Clerk Thornadi Hardy. The Kites berman LeAlori. tit Itegiinctit. of Onigoons. To be Cornet', l'redinick Baron Loon, vice Criiitie, de c e lt ed, Charles t icdcrick paroo Lovetzow, vice PI bt '1 is promoted, Cnsign Frederick Bin. the Line, to bo tit ger,iinent of tight Dragoons, nienliagen, Iron the 2d Battalion of' Cbincr id ( yitio,. Ilefurd, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Borchers, .p itoted . • sd Ditto, Cadet Serjeant George Cromer to be Cornet, vice s c b , e fer, iionniteil to the Depot Company. itii I",ittalivil titu Line, Lieuteitnant temporary DiepeilbroKkilleceased. Ensign Ceorge Iluhse to be Lieu. tenpin', vise' hack meibtet. Crnnpany, Ensign Theo. C 4 allenburg to he Licute. ;lent. VICC Haulm:later, .Who mutes, Cnriict tl. Scliae. fer, from tlut 3t.1 Light Dragoons, to bo vice t.;ul - .145Y.:MA . ) , 113 1 31,1. . • Enslgal:linter, of the.7ilt West Italia Regiment, who was superseded, as stated in the GAte•ii' of tile 17111 Illilillii i is reinstaten in his Rank. The appointment of Lieutenant Nretingiitisbnid to be Cap tain in the ott pout, vice hercey, as. stated ill the G44eitC of 120 'WIC itili, has not taken place. ' • ' . ltaign Parker. of the :lin Vow, and 1. lisrte, of the both Regiment, a re Juperseded,' being absent without leave. ~ . The appointmentsal Lieutenant : P.6oe and Eriiign Hewatt are in the 6zii Regiment - 01 root, and not in the both Regi. merit, as stated in the Gazate of the z.itli ult. " .. LAP. *TA in the Gazette of 19th March and i3d September, rtiti. 6zd Foot, For ensign Bolton to be Adjutant, 'vice Bolton, promoted, reari.hirsign ho,ton to be Adjutant, vice bod e . kinson, promoted. 16th Light Dragoons. For Richard Beauchamp Proeior,Gent. to be COrtiet,red Richard Be,sucliamp, Gent. to be Cornet. Commissions signed by his 14oyallligliness _the Prince Re. gent, in theilarne and on the bet►ait at ►►is Majesty. Edwar►l Stirling, Geol. to be Adjutant to the Eastern Cla . rnorgan Regiment of L'oe4l 'Militia, vice Williams, re.. signed. Edmund Uarfnrd, Cent. to be adjutant to the 3d Wiltshire _ . . • Regiment of I,;(iLaii Nl . difta. Comini6 . iions eigned by the Lola Lieutenant of the County of Esbex. Eastern Regiment:4A Essex Militia. To he Lieutenant-r elt.ttles Thuricy t Gent, vice Whaley, resigned. To be Captain - ; Lieutenant fosepli Bygriive, vice Thorley, appointed Pay m.,ster. To be Lieutenant-- Ensign George Dandridge Bridge, vice 13ygrave, promoted. - • ‘Vestern aegitnent of Essex . r. be Ensign—Allred t.ux, Gent. vi4e fieidiug, appointed to the pulls. 2d Troop of Epping Forest YecoManry Cavalry. To he LieutenaritTbont Is Hart, Galt. - To be Corntt —lava Payne, Gent. . (FOr HANKKU . PTS, &c. • Sec 1.4. it Page ) , . • MAILS. ARItIVZEt—Z Anholt, t.t.;tiernscy, i lerscy. I..)ut --t N1.84t4, t Watcr:ord. PR ICE OF :STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWtI.VE, O'CLOCK. C 0115015 1)3 i Omnium - • Ft l S 11 N. SUL ILM (11,118 DICAILA !ALSIJM AUDtAT I N I): 0 •N; WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 18 1 1 . " ILintlsor-Cast6,. Pa, g, •iSi t. c‘ Ht.s 111.1st.4TY cuniinues much the same. " M. 134ILLIE. 66 W. lIEDERDLN. " WILLIS." This morning two .Anholt 'Mails.- arrived. The netts biong;tt by ,them, though not very importantfw yet tends to confirin the account which reach ed us a few days ago, that BUONAPART2 had deillanded on interview with the King of DILN24,ILIIL it it io take place at trarnburgh.— We have no doubt 'that BuoNAPArcri wilt insist . 'tpon f , arrisuoing the principal Danili fortresses.with French troops; mid if the King trthts his person into the, power of that unprincipled tyrant,. tie must either inbrnit, or become a prisoner. The accounts from Prussia are not- very distinct, but a general , opinion seerns to pievail that a war will take • place; and, indeed„ unless the King of . PRCSSIA de• termints upon absolute unconditional submission, it cannot be avoided; for we .are convinced he will only have to chlose between these alternatives.— The force of Pruisia is represented as being more formidable than, might have been expthed : it is said that his Prussian Majesty can, in.a short time, firing an hundrtdand fifty thousand men into the It will be recollected, that immediately after the Treaty Of :DIAL BUONAPABIE . stiptilated that the King'cf PILUS'iIA should not k6cp a force above forty thou Sand Men, but by the advice of Baron HAn- DENBEItd he adopted the plan of disciplining that number ,of men in , rotation, so. that it is very probable that there • are 150,000 men regularly trained,, and ready to be embodied. The next and last convoy this year for the Rabic positively sail from the Nore an the 15th inst. wind :Ind weather permitting. The ship London' Packet has arrived at Ports mouth from Havannah, and brings an account of numerous French prtvateers being in the Gulph of Nexicd and Florida. The ship Rigby is lost on Isabllla bland, off Cuba; two or three veßaels are on ehore nn the Florida Reef. The brig Ann from Honduras to Glasgow, was plundered in the Guiph of Florida by a French privateer. Ye,terday Mr. -PERCaVAL came to town from Ealing, and transacted business at the Treasury ; af terwards_ returned to Ealing. The Board of Admiralty have ordered an imme diate reinforcement to our squadron in the Downs; and seveint more frigates to cru.ze in the Channel, in, consrvi.mce of tile increased military face on the opposite coast of France. On Sunday List several waggons laden with am munition were sent from the prdnance depots of Chelmsford, to be immediately shiliped for Jersey and Guernsey, • • , The second battalion of the 92d regiment, which had been stationed in Athlone for a . totisiderable time back; have marched for the north of Ireland, where they-are to embark •for t.heir native couirtry,.in order to recruit the drafts made from them from time to rime by the liist battalion of that regiment, serving Portugal. • It was the house of Miss Pelham, of trompton, :Ind not Mr. Palmer, of Chelsea, as Mentioned in 0111' Paper of yesterday, that was robbed on Thurs day night last. ANHOLT PALS sty?. es.—The progress of the Eiiiiftl ror•NAiottori towards the North leads us 'tilt" fear iba the period of :otik . tranquility is on the' eve of ; moreover, the French troops which occti• py our unfortunate country are kept in continual inoverpent, marching and counter-marching, by which means it is equally impossible to ascertain their . numbera or thd point at which their main force is to be concentrated. Report estimates the former, including the Saxon and confederate troops, at 130,000 men. ' On our parts, the desire is still for peace, and efforts. will yet be made td preserve it : hhould we, However, be compelled to enter the ti,dd, it will be with the determ:nation to recover. the independenco of our country, or to perish iu the canti:ct. HiI;SINGBURGEI, SEPT. 27.—According to the re port uf travellers It uto the opposite shore, his Majesty accompanied by' the Royal Goa'di, has left the capital for the'purpose of proceeding to Hatuburgh where his Majesty will have an inter view with the Emperor PANSCPWA, Aug. I9.—The last intelligence from Belgrade informs us that the Bov:i:in Corps as" serntiled neat Traunick and the Drina have suddenly and entirely disappeared. ,T4e corps of 3,000 men which madq irrup lion into Servia, have also retired, dragging with them into slavery the. inhabitants of the villages they hat) pillaged. We in reali!y know nothing of the direction this corps has taken. All Servia is in a flight, for it the nussians lose a battle, the tate of this Province will be'clreadlut. They write from Orsowa, that all communication between Weddin and New Orsowa has been in- terrepted for three weeks. The corps of. General SASS has been forced, to quit Timok,'ititl is now en campe'd before Cladova ; 10,000 Rnssians are on Mount Alien, upon the other side of the chain of mountains, and several thousands. i of Russians hate already arrived at Crajowa. A report 'has been general for some days, that . many strange Turks hart arrived at Weddin. Yes; terday similar intelligence on good authority was re ceived frotn..Belgrade. It is therefore contirtited, that lsm3il, Bey of Seres, has at rived - at Werldin Wiili a corps of from fez, .Co 30,000.tnen. Vflt aid, q.crr. 4.—Letters from Constantinople, dated the beginning of August, give fresh details respetting the affairs of iludsChuck,. the results of which we have already stated. General G. Ku- , TUSOW . h:iving learned that the' . Grand Vizier marched in mass against him; detached at first a - corps of twelve thousand • men, which engaged the Turkish advanced guard at Kradekeiv©, three leagues from Rudschuck. • This corps was obliged to Jail 'back upon the . entrenchments of San Bain: two days after the 'Turks forced these trenclunents, and pursued the Russians- under the cannon of the fortress, and on the gth of July ; at...- tempted the assault, but i were‘ repulsed by the Rus sians, who had the honour of viabl. Neverthe less the General in Chief, seeing that in the end his efforts would be unavailing; determined to evacuate the place, in order to save his baggage, and artillery ; the 'Turks* perceived his intention, and advanced -with such itnpetuosity that a great part of the enemy's train fell into their hands. The passage of the Danube alone cost the Russians 800 men, and many, cannon, which the conquerors every day con tinue to diag out of that river. ' The Grand Vizier has 'since, advanced towards Giurgewo. JASS)4 AUG. 18,—Ti.velve Cossa4 regiments have been ordered to join the Russian Army. They have already passed through our to%D. The 1.5t11 division, under the orders of Lieut. Gen. I.llAstr.ow ; and the gth, commander! by Generd JARMELETT, which were encamped near Jassy, have also set out,. • VIENNI, SETT. best informed persons assure us, that the Hungarians I.vere never animated with s better, hinrit, and that there nip longer exits any trace of that . ancient animosity arising from a crowd _of pretensions .always fatal to the public good. We kno‘ii how boisterous the Hun garian diets I n bten, and how frequently they have disputed .111eic Mutialch's atitho:ity. We are persuaded that . the present condu& of the Arch-. duke Palatine, has, greatly contributed to obtain 1T Government the loge and confidence of the Earicrirs. In the Bannatund _frontier prminees Which un der the political report, constitute past of the Hun garian kingdom, then provincial assemblies have held their meetings with much calinnesii,. and public opinion is every where decideuiy in favour of Go vernment. AUGSBVIIO; SEPT. s.—Aboui a month ago there appeared a decree of his Majesty, ordering that no stranger should be permitted to enter Bavaria, un less furnished with a passport by the accredited, 04- varian Minister u the country of which SOO , stranger is at subjea. The neighbouring stateiliav mi to ti COI in' it LI, :Air' ing trade resprestputions respecting this decree would caus e in commonicatidns, the difficulties that -would result from it, and eve!) the impossibility Of carrying on business in Bavaria, whilst it exited, the deorue has been trio' difted, l and the ordinance only concerns tech tr! . Yellers who come trout , or p ass through, towns in Pass w hich there are Bavarian Ministers: ports to' properly authenticat ed by . the authorities a tool will be sufficient for 'other travellers.. PaTE RSBURGH , AUG. 7.-.-111 consequence of a t I(ausst4 TE' nselan c boly statement mad e b y Mr. ' in his travels round the world, regardiiig , th e eio, it dition of Kamtchatlia, the Emperor has is lounJ nece ssary to appoint a C ommittee, which !, pair to the said province and csatuine in • lifiw r 3 f this statement is gioundesl 013 fait. STER N .It3g , liad - the satisfatAito of bit imioihto J one of the Members of. this Committee, an d of tin" gth' ing rile proposals laid by lino befor e the L'ai r ving of that country, 06'14 co ncerning theimprO acceded to. ' rri . .81.11s1Et/11, SEPT. 7.--Yesterday lit the mom- 7 a tiring of guns Was bead to the uorthwarJ of.11!;5. place, and towards- noon two privateers broghligh two brigs, one of which they had chas,,,..d D'" miles, continually firing at her before heave to. Thefare. both sailed to-dy to Coil FAin'BURG, AUG' 27."-'-.•Oit the night bettrec" thelthisiiaeti,glrecee:incti.roesotottlau3)l,biilliej.): 2 L d a n &; m August,ai a 11 4 n a t c S l c tr b j e:i lail:cf°ti°4‘ established tin extraurdioa'Y n lecting ul l';6 itt,sieirtstmcitron9:ne.ii)ibil:s.ass:llloetcrl. folrn \train:. ,saeltieortneon(nw:::, the monks .of La Trappe • have .soa.i Ye'" monks in tbemselves), to seal thtfir. Or perry seitildtoitte,oneornmander of th e 1,86d1* at t he sa me time received orders to sei2etbeAbr ! ailed la a private According' to later accounts, the Abbot has elfccl' to,F)furesi,eyr,be,ylvitrbg:.lreg.:ll:l,ll,c,eliceittlfeescie:lv:Aieri:i h 4. escape. . AALBORG, SEPT. 19. --An everny'i • ' ' Oat iS i i : sigh! troth Flayland, stueriog soutberlY to'slir4;l.e, Great Belt. It consists of three 61110 of t ile il '„, t" frigntesi four brigs, :Ind tive merchant r'uss''' .............----' if liVCSOR, Ocr. 8 ' ' His .' • --.00.0"". , „ITO il MAJESTY having esperlericeo OOl " to o his s thin these few days, he NI 110 k ' ro l e ° i° s 01/4 snotiggerleral exercibe of = milking in 'nis I s passns attached to thew . ' Pfiracir PI Sunday their Royal Ili,,hriepes sod ~ 00,1 GENT and Mike of Ci.Attss ca arrive heiya to Limed with the QuEEN 'and •Pturrassss, A (1 C evening p the _ B ING& returned tO Loudon, an it lal Duke to Bushy Park. i 1 : • s El' ltr This morning the GwEsti an', inocesce , l e :&Titand MARY took Ra airifliv, 10 PI inCegi ~,rj;;io, ..E.Ties Cottage, at Old VSTindsor. Prince§9l7 og being recovered from. her indilPTilil);frliA took an airing in the QUSENs, carriav to 1 derivel i the. n ei a) flourish o THE TH 111 Via. Sian E.--The Comic OperB of ~,,,,ors! the i enabled Air. SINCLAIR 1:151. iligbt to r e ' . to wirhhthe adliantige, however, v,hicltilseptss, e mind, in 'tie oirt of prince OW ot be regretted that. he give 3 000re,iniv.,11.0 it , is t from the judicious insttuaionsuf Mr . . io I V v.:ll4raLle impression which be fiAS ina(!iiilor„, vocal„i.in,g style of iinging, wisicb cbatilrla. jaarri his wssormets o f the pr,seht lime, don ts: i ' l jo b of.ii competitors. It must be adroilleti% ', O i p stylet e excuse r f° him, that he wasencouret! l i, a „ . j by th e audience, who loudly OPl'd,,e„ i 9 so encored, a ll his songs. Mrs., litstior, w"`'.a pi excellent singer, is Obviously improving lo e 3 .' io is i Tirightliness as an owess • she w as verY sl'l'_„,„ is which°l*eita? and pa r t icul ady sue‘sessitil ia do ou t 7 o o , inshe prevents.the two old nien Pat 'P t P ii feel' ivg, the !Cabinet. Miss •flot.ToN plgel. w h i .o 4,4t 1 sitter,':., Ena sung with taste in Constentith.,:lom ditiid Misg, E: Bot.Totr, dispisyed so 1 "' a o t) en ctoe tinheLeocoenfutriori n , ;ton: Eg:w e c r t :r l i : 3 , i i3 r 61,::,,ii:0:: pleasingebi manner. 'l'be Opera was besides I"'i:tap d ed EmERy and ' Tas'Lna, and well,received tiii°llP ..---, Vre art sorry to !Om that gr. POL. i l le , s l bee :i confined some -days by th e rupture o f 0 111 " ° „,io ablea r the,u'oe: which was attended by 0 eT et y iilicmorrbsge; Fie is, ho4'ev6rflPsicll b't litt° „ t! , I . e yet to resume his public dude:, IMP, to) Valtet4 is, therefore, to be per:boned 1044' AM, ‘4 1 ( Be° tr‘ Tit'i.e Operatic detachment, consisting 0 rp., t i their CrTI, the CA UVLN is, NA. brat,,Sec. viSifed CI) 4011, of Way to Scotlatgl, and treated the eu,l:jee4 that city with , a Convert, under the pat' ° ' ' the Ma • • • ' rlv t rc.litonesi of Durooso.. 4 A serio-cornic drama, from the pen of 1 15... if jitiob,clahbot we understand, is one of the 1 v Co den 14teat shot tiy to come forward A Coverit' re. be t . Mr. Pococit's new farce, which is soon to Prerlels:rtebtir Pttiriihgeiniaf‘c‘eltitiriluiliibila!PlUitdiSeereCll:346:t:tril°oo:;' iS to 113%e all die cOMIC strength of the ClOirorrie A new Comedy horn a Mr. Cbaitg, who' ''„ r : Yet unknown in dram regions, is slob 11`.' in preparation at the soma Theatre. . , 4 ,,, a 1 DvoNi A !ifs, instead of coshieriog l" ",r,f ticers for not beottng the Englis had better ' ti . . ote ,c to .tfitiet;rerutbyestraouttiptoc°isetsken:t eAriniepwrieoYi.itv;iceiclneut:eesii:Oierviotililic.rtlitiliele Y. t The Miser who bequeathed his tre In - a , he 0 0 05 Ivas:quitccon&steot io Ins conduct, 0, " VA' any thing befOre but a cold feceptioll. tr, 4 ~~ : i..: , - -, i,, 1 '' ' •. `.