The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-24 00:00:00

1,~ f , . Lrom' --i'lloNi 3111.T.1.1a..—lately Airived in this -,•city • ell z' the -celebrated General GaAnArd, who li/ill serve in the British A 4 trny or Portugal. TARRAGONA, JUNG 1.111 the night of the !Otil tr Mayt between ten tind eleven o'cloelkWresi.lost in a few minutes the fort of. Olivo ; and that vliicil 01 11 it not to have bee'n effeUed wigNtit the .Bacri fice.of at least 4006 Of the 'enemy, *414 . , il. 4leir rrtft and intrigue, s i terfotmed wit'") !esti than the)oss 01200. TiJe capture of . the pl ace appears to hate. been the c o nsequence of changing its garrison (the re Ili giment of Illeberiay for that of Al mer i a, at n i ne llt gl.l. The enemy having obtained information ofveit, this &e disposition of gi the word that,:,had . been presented themselves at Iteicnotnent 4 . Vat to hate been carded into effeet..;) A cart of the new the garrison having ent e r e d, the enemy-'lal eere4 Ivit h n), giving the word dimeria to the centittels lli ' l l'"v Paw& tack when withi n , t he y b egan the at - - with the blyonet, at the s one time aiding their eompanions witho u t to mount the walls. In the conto.ion, while one othi r could not be k nown f rom ati _ they. killed a great number; and 'took pri -I°4ll 800 soldiers an d 16 Officers.; aceording to I' Ai clisiteh which SU CIIUT sent, to request that the 42/f6'ers might have their bagga g e sent to, them. fer Oilir joinney, thir;,ti .ig obein Aragon iorti- France. ° Olirg taken, a l l tile fire-of the place di re c te d Pin! it the t , till i t was reduced to a heap of ruins.; Preach however bad reat cumb not ab.indotted. it though ors of them liad.b , .v.-.11 killed. JUNE 1a..-71'iw i . ollowing a ccounts h ave ll* rA•en J UNE la. a resp e a a bl e quarter relative to P r esent sitt i alion 131 NAN of ou r belove,l Soliej.4ii't'l -Fgil" I) VII. iiotwithstanuing tht: machinati9lls ° Ih u T Yrilut and his worthy confidant TA t.LCV- Ii ANn• to corrupt the virtu e s of our King; it"' 111° ' 1:11.ch eertiperts himself with so tnuch digtiitY an d lintlegrilY° °'at TALLUYI4 4N a hilw4elf ire:lta hill) With 11.t1 Littll°St rts l't.'a i and dares not to' be seated in ll ll' aj i :• t , t i l y .ei c 'e ei. 6°llletinte since he introduced to his te nth 1, 414 tellta les, whom he callediedies, pre , 1 1 Lat they w..., hem dm ) ' e of his . family, With 60: e d /1 4 : 1°I '' ' hi‘ .Nlajesty, and preiented lit!? th em. ~ .wers which they had • brought with . _..e r f 4 aLcsyRAND asking ' him which of ttle two I hrni i) L: erred, lie `antiwered with dignity--“. They is exemplar ldallel! 411 ." The Privat e tile of our Monarch ~,,y, and he is as much esteemed in France as N at' ',. ' - t eg i vel . .. aohorred. ,` The latter has been . so iii.,,,1, it In P"Ying the pension he had allotted to • bat his A.ia;A., ' • i 1 • horses, , J'4lY .was ohltged to sel l its and requen tne it, t p i . expellers, oflkis table. ench theniseives openly strewed their dis-, inl'h4i,,,, .. 1 t)oid 16 -"` I'll' condutt, and .BUoNAPARTIS then N ix - Dense with a largo. deduttion for the ex , etof the journt;v i I/11416x. • real Bayorwe to Valencey, tog paidont of his own purse. Ail that atiop t i 41 be ell said about his marriage and l ad 1) 9 1 ) 1 ', 141"--111 ° 3 1 1.414 e. lii short, the virtues i h y t: ktoitrittlir of our King render him every e u ' lit tl'Y 01 our lute, aILI all the efroris we % lba l / 4 e in h is catlse and our ow U, • , 411404$ or u ............ • '•• 'as i tilt *Aline . b y rot, 1 LY til.--.The arrn.es s . ...„,10,.ce (,„ 7 'St. 'the ~---The skewed himsett rti th e e t i Li ku NI , is ' I a' Albtlqiitrtiue, but soon re! ir . ed• . (3 . ur. il certaltly colii.Ning his force for sum P . 4.tio. !flops con, ek. °tn. t - 'thitte tolerably healthy', _c°_4.: Ileya,,,,th° '1 ; 1 . 1 " of tise year, and the bad utirnaiu ‘voul i i — In- rftl';Y WQIIII be very glad' if the enemyesil 144 , corn° ott---wo should ceitaitily berq,,,!,t.vit... is wend the eolite4t f.,r kerne time. Ishii itiaui, )iya Of s 4 , s Il lln t any fighting. W. hear rug a Ic . d. / I.R ' I "I l i Po‘it 4 he is goty, very far st'ut"'" .4140„, ~. Alglrva i ji:" I 4...--Aecortling 1114 4 riuv ° i tue 6111 inst. General .13t.mcg . was... d'"iir'i'..' to letters from i% 4 '6 .4 t.nibark on the Guadiana. litielva. ''.‘4,entiLas 111iPAUklet had 6tlPl'obe it to ate ignorant of its dtatinati.on, butarriblahie.4dat soui () th: Cadiz.. . to LitleTnolltr having been at Seville, has returned i towns I 'l the ..„ 4. 4 part of his torces wore 'it I("lot4 I' 1d• 'd 'Andalusia from ' Ittliv ins w itc 1 w t e ur l . - lik... .................. 141GOLAND mill L. il - .• t*oll -11"1°141,4), JU LY 19. All corninuttic,Ll : 111 1 th e , . 1 litighbOuting coasts continues to be as i ct tY g"4l(led as ti l er, and we Ale C°ifi'eq ueolly Pt 411 , i ,-, ly be i'455- iqp 1,. 't' (4,14 t as ony events thJI- I-- ` ' ...111t k: , th .iwil) of Germany. f trail° tet: eeiigequence of the complete failur4l° ak up to bre s : thrir,,4ll:he'Merchatits are preparing se,e `itt'''li3ittnent and shipping off their good s I,rll.ilett have already left the !bland' t nf 411 i 1. hike of fresh provihions, from ihe wan. -- 14.014:14,jea from the coott, h as this season been ex -1E44 1E 44 -1' 4411. Fresh meat has seldoin been 1" e , 4 ' Gct. P e r lh ' I week mutton was sula 44 1 1, 1 . rand ma (14 A " 44 3%. per 111. ih„ , - - z ~... ~.... lilv (4 414110 dopends almost entirely or 1" 4"14 ter on the rain colle6ted in tanks, this Pe' t ` L ' 4 'i 11 11, . 1 some 44141 4" ' e Vri at titnes very scarce, and ii 1. e 4 hal ) I, l. -ten sold at the raid of la. per IP . .„ Fthitiohrti, JULY havis , .akeady stated 'the particulars relative;to , t he detention of an Arn rican ship from Boureieaux some days since, by the Semirafiri.s frigate; Capt; Ritnstiostirsr, and which (after. having on board 'a prize -master and a few hands from the detaining. vessel) was seen to-alter her course dtiring thenigitt when near Ushant, in tOnsetteence, it was supposed, of .her lisping .been again taken possession of by the Atiierican crew altcirtly atter this circumarance, which is supposed to have 'oCtltsioned her taking a contrary course to which Site Was pursuing it is Said she was 'fallen in with by the . Madera man of War (which vessel ,hati , then a fleet of transports tinder convoy, bound from Lisbon to this pori ), by which she was boarded, but the British Utficvr and seamen sent from the Semiramis. were not to be found, neither could the boarders from the -Diadem expect td find any of our seatnen, being, ignorant of her prior detent ion ; however, it is said, front her having a very suspiet. ous, appearance, she was again detained,' and sent•in to Portsmouth, in charge .of the stuG slotip et war, (which vessel being bound to that Purt tioai Lisbon) ; whet tier she has arrived we are not enabled td state, but should this be the case, it is hoped that measure - ‘,% ill be taken to asceitain whether this is really the vessel di.!tatkied uy the Semiramis.; and what is become of our ()dicer and semien, for a report is :n circu!alion, but whether grounded on authority %se have it not iq out power to state, that the AIIICIICAU crew after re-poisesiing themselves of the vessel, sent our seamen adrift in the boat, and'. left them to th , .; mercy of the waves, the fate that may have awaited them ut y be. proved at a future period On the arrivalof the Semiramis, which vessel is now on a crule on the coast. of France, it mat be easily determined whether this is t he runa way Vessel. The afureg,ritig' particulars hkiying been reported to us, we therefore do not hesitate pub boning them, but at'the same time cannot posnit-e -... ly assert that this is•the vessel that WaS.detaitied by the Semiramis. . ArriVett this mnraing, the ship Hero, belonging to. London, STCPHEN6yN, Mastur, from Lttiebec, witti car.&.) of timber anti oval, tor his Majesty', .Dock-jartl at this port ; saiied on the 19;11 June, in compaoy with tilreeccOnsibling of about 16 salt, .(anong wi,t4it yo ere. the following, viz„Broiitel.s, .wizatetlt a ano Hero,) undtr convoy of the ihnelid rigaie, the 'lion., CaptafirfitaV; -- tgit ` .lried coin panY in . p• heavy gale of I„vind in. the Guiph of Si. 14.1WreLICC cm the 27th of ,lune, in' whivh..most of the fleet were separated, and, since which the Hero has not seen any of them., Sir JANUS CRAIG, 'Go vernor at Quebec,, is a passenger on 'board the Amelia, coming toErgland on account of ill health. The Hero felt in, with, abotit, the 2a - th,June, a fleet . consisting' of about six., sail bound to Quebec, utier . tier convoy of a grin-brig. Arrived the brig 4me/iq, belonging to London, BoNELL, Master, from Cur:mol, with a cargo coo ststinguf coffee, cocoa, indigo, wool, &c. bound to London, 46 (Lys passage,. and came a running siiii); she landed here a bag of letters, and a box addressed to theljonourable the Commissioners, of his Majesty's Customs, the former ,was put into the Po4r Otfie, and the latter will . bojorwaccted to London by this evening's mail. • The Buffs (a detachment: coasistingof about 300) together v;/.11) a detachment of the 4thDragouti Guards, are erun..rking tiom henCe on .board trans ports fur .Portugal. . . Arrived the Ninerican schooner, Dads, belongingtoPl y moot h (North Atrierica),, flow#4l), master, 'rum Tarragona, Gibraltar, and last from Lisbon, with a cargo of wine, bound to this port for older', and h udder quarantine. Put in here last evening by Contrary winds, the Dapper gun-brig, Lieutenant FlAttFortn, from Portsmouth, with a fled under convoy, consisting 'of 4, sail bound to Lisbon, among which is the ship "Inn, Cot.vtu.; from Sunderland, with a cargo of coals. Sailed' his Majesty's ship Co/ossus, of, 74 guns, Captain ALiXANDUIt, to join the squadron off Ruch. fort; the Quail Et chuoner that 'arrived here on Thursday last from Gibraltar, v Waa ieleakid from quarantine this day. Arrived the' Wolf revenuo tender from a crni4e; lisp arrived the • DiSpaieh, JONES, from Wales 4)004/M:NUTTER, from Chichester; and Heart of Oak, WELLs, from Gloucester ; the Amelia, arrived here this day from Curacoa, brings intelligence that provisions 11c.the time of her departi4le were very Scarce. FALMOUTH, JULY 21 .—Arrived this morning the Duke of Kent packet, Captalti COTESWORTU, in nine teen days, with Mails froin Cadit ; left there hi s njesty's ship Caledonia, Admiral Sir E. Puttuw, Bart. ; Revenge, Admiral LEGGE ; 141iijord , Leo. turd, Lt and Druid, The siege of Cadiz was. n;)t ,raised when she left. About 400 large boats had been sent from Cadiz with ammunition, prod. ri; case'of weessity, the army udder GNi.eral BLAKE . . • , No Adcogits bad been ieceived.of entere r! - ~.•-•---- Thii 'evening arrived the tleilsester°o3oi4, ROGERS, With dispaiehe9:lll)ll . which sht left on the 14th intant, at Which time his Majeity'irshipvihrfieur; Ili-dire, La- St, . Firirentai ; Nutt It frit , BrLd' .84;nflotuer, were lying there; on the day she came out passed:a convoy of transports, tinder the •44'rntide, in dal.:l from Plyniourh; and then going in over the ;du the 18th inst. in lat. 42. 39. long. 10. :37..51i01te 'brig Prince; Ccj from .NewhiundlUnd, for OpOrto, is days out; and on. the 26th sptAte. his Majesty's Ship Fartunje, on a cruize. Tbc Packet brings an account 01 the French army, owing to sick nr ss, having quitted ,Badajos, 5000 men to garrison it, and retired to yards Cadiz. Lord WEL- . 14NGTON'S army . was going into cantons. ',A fleet of transports of 4.000 sick and wounded on bo.nti, 'ere to leave the Tagus for England; on the instant. . -A transport is this evening . . arrived, with 160 French prisoners on board; from Lisbon. • LIVEnPoop, *SLILY 22,--Arrived 0).1411.11)ot, fromNew•Yclk ; she .sailed from can , the L-ith June, a which time net:hcr b . uvre.a or Mr. PINCE.NEY had arrived. WIIITDY, JULY 2.2.—Arrived H enr i c ri a ,- KBARiLEY, from Greentand . ivith 36 a 101 l ship; lie left the ice about the ad ()1 June : the- lishini itl gencrat was very good . ; not a sin& loss arnoug the shippinz ; the °c on,. of London, had rectit maze, but w,, , s filled with fish, The Whithy 614 s had a 4 follows :—Resobiti,,h Aimwell, Ikilfiurn and iinn 18, 10,1,V/4'll.'o' 17, and the I&. * bgAt., JULY )14 1113jt•sti.'s 51oop Nruidge i with Iltree soil of meraantrouri fiom Oporto, last from Portsmi,oth: Sailed the Theseus tor off D . ‘ ludit)k . ond the Spe• . cilutor lugger ) , :with .conyoy to the Not th,Nard. PORTSMOUTH, JULY lily sloop ..111icore, from Nevvfoiinillt.,l. NAVAL APpoINTMENTS--(.'.,2t, F. \V. M:iurice to r,e I chpro. 4 .„hahlc• . t . , I-, ; Hodgsoti to the .Owen , I I:!!!kytic fI.L: 'C *pt. 11 igMai tV th!:.1 : 4,,,...C.4pf i, ; I.ieui. C4llllplirit It)• tit:: . Skekel to contat.lA.Ll the Chi. Ksl.vit.; Mr (3!.!!!! to bt. Poi fier or the. 41urgona ; Mr. Alitt4rbui), uf the Ruitittli to be PurserC4l)lisp. t • NVlNnsaa, .Tur.Ar. Qa.—Yo-stcrcily evening. - her MAJESTY, t Princesses, Lkh ness -the lYikt-s of KtiNr, SURSe..yt and CAMBit I nGit, .vetit to Fragmoie to tea, and returned to . the Cattio 'at eight o'clook. • This morning his Royil HiOneßs the Duke KENT acCennpanied his sihiers, Princeiiies Au- GLIST . A, Stllcl SIDIAIIIA S in their usual morning's tides r: the Grew Tafk, till. kill past 12 . o'clock, when they returned to the Cattle. The ClumEN, and Prineesqes ELIZABETH' MIA .MAity, took an airing at Frogmore Locke and Gar dens, and ►eturned• to the Castle at 2 o'clock. 'Coyerrinicpt, we have the pleasure to state, .rocs not 'relax in its eXertions fOr' ,recruiting the army in Perttigtd. 4 1. t this moment there are Ooot -torre then; conskting of various detachments, ready to embArk.4lt ; and' at Ply mout h istrour Crou dragoOns, ..and the destined t or rot cigar. • . • The cowardly asSahlt by tie American Ir,igate upon our Lilla Belt brig, calls io our fecollection the'ditTeiiiit" coOdoct of Captain, aftvrwards Lord Hown, in lin engagement With the French ship of theline, eficide, 74, in a ship which ho command*. ed i that mounted only 64 guns. Ranking uli alung. side the enemy on tho.cieating up Of a fog, he per c•ciVe'd several Ladies on the quait,:r deek, on which he desired, his First Liont i enant to inform the French Captain, through histruMOet, that lie should allow film , 15 minutes to provide for the safety the Ladies below at the 'preci s e ex.Jration time, he commenced so leavy a lire on the diiCide, that she.S!ruck iii less than !Wan hour. • E ARTA.—Though we regret to find that the INSTITUTION 11/3S..eloied f)r th e pieent setsou, we have the pleanure to tied also lIIAL the season ha's been very ,pr.ocu,lii e. The objetl of attraction vas certainly the fine work painted by Wr.s.r, which will be al vitys interesting to the Christian world, as it is caleulated to ilithtrate one .01 the great truths Id our Religion. But thq tut ton has beet( diNtiogoisLed by in. - iny other winks of great mer s it; and which strongly toanil v st the. vast improvement Of the Art of Patting in 6c-ner4l, Vei are hl'id to firid':also that upwards I . .,tflovetny of 'hese works have•beenbetight at liberal plats, and that very tew of merit rernAio tnyutcha'sed. We, cannot conclude without expressing our. lazh `sense of theliherality WhiCh.has Marked the conduct of the Directors of tin exeellent Iwititution, for, net withstanding the con:.ilicrot spirit 'which, they evinced in taltiov, upon themseli es the pwel,a,e of blr; WbsT% - pictute, at tie high a ytice tbi-ee „th,ou4ind gaicie 5, 'in- order so secure that picture io I •fhe c4untly, they base no3nieured their preminins, hem hiv e to three hundred, from O ne ,w t o d , ;0 , Itotrotsitty to an hinidtc(l . potiods, t o reaid IL .. L; fu lure efforts of gehius accor4in4 to 0, it i,...t4;-ec:i,e merits. Such conduct is entitled to a high sho re o f public respebt aid grdlitu,le,;ts it tends! to tot,ter' eneOurdgo Biel do honour to the Country.' and place (midi above compariion with every oilier Slate, in what euthelliyilies, 1 . 14 it has lung been in rebut giv4-4:lj frOdOth . , =Laity to Vtri 1 - 17 -1 1 - ' 4 4 '. 'it C 7 7, (2"l.tE. , NIA. ILDri.oit; .duly, is -., • This being the festive month, ili . wltich_the Lord Mayor and Aldermen regale on their annual. cfintri , y • venison, granted to the Governors of the City Hoy, plats, 1 . would beg ieave, thiough the channel •of your publication,, to remind them of a part of their duty, viz. t hat.of superiete.nding the accounts and duties of the.severtd charities they feast upoo. I am. far from, (*jetting to the decent contrite!, of this a'onual• meeting ; on the .r . ootrary, I approve ; fbr as nothing is . so likely to, a tneeong of Govertc4s as, a dinner; so 't he means . . arr conducive; en.c.f. But .aa,a o:l‘ , eral Conit.ia summored previous to the rep,ist,, to hear , the r , ..port .of the • Committees relative to the 'condno , ti Charity anti its..thlicers, .1 . would recommend they (Jo nut quietly pass over ttie misdetiteathAtrs of the 0 - feet s,.but that tnr.y.sh itrld t occa,,o h ; such strtc.t inquiry to be as would .pre‘ cot . future iniproptie!ies.. ,For . .ftistant!e,' I wouli hether.t he abuse . at the artide of wine had beeP reiititied; and whether tlte.expenditdre t,f thice thtieq as .`mitch money i:o drugs a's is . .,oeces,ary io supply , similar establishments, had been curt:hied ?, • I would see Wheth e r.. the quantity of spirits con sumed was grater under' Methodist 4pothecary; or a jolly roper of the same : order At a simlar Estgblishment I would ask, if. the Clerks, or thy of the Officers; (tad smogzled iWo or three thot...in d pounds, because the ALLlitins had regtilarly ttuite4 to the accuracy of theirTr •asurer's inspeaion ot.h a accounts, Which snit: Ti•easurcr had regui 4 , 1 y CACI . % Cle: k's ipse ctia.it , for tiwir aecot...cy. I w,,01d inquire, .whet he, • tie• DJLIors disagreed, or the • ;caries did their duty theinstoes, or by dephlati' n 'Whether the coinplairit: of , the patients were +rue, that they had bseti Fix VVi filatlt 11)(j card cif' .t SArgedn, %% Al f ice hail wever heprt pre• sentetl , to their view ? Wh:ttiter ("j P, tio y , to t tie ••disgrace of humanity . , had t elm ati'.-c1 in 'their T.liaalies. Without eiTil!sion or teiprin ? And a tiie - the election of their Officers, even t,ieir Tree tiler, i annUal, would have the I..,}rd ''M.Yor and At dermen exet . t their - authority 'to:learn how,,,,these . Chtlities are governed,' hoiv, thei r esta te s are :let, what j',llB 'are annually Alou'e, and 'how dr.! poor ate tegarded il:ose walls vvhir:li' are de.:ty:t.ed to the purposes of humanity. It matters ate con. Aluaed properly, I would hlve due cummendaiion published iii the +lister Return, AVltich).shoulcl- be w vtry u‘iiisllV-printed, where tlge I trial seems Juthe which ,uf the L'Alari4ict . can lie with the bt'st.efted. Rates of these'lnstittnions. are few, and only such as dre..f tied to . 4ireveni the rerun of hose , •dkorchYrs wrich have been - committed. They wee ',nade in times when Goverunil. did their duty; ti6II • nittrileglect vinett is given to toeiri when they accept the Trust of a Govet nor ; indeed, it is most dttlit.3.lll tO 'get a Con'tnlttee to ' OH he matters left to , tittt r iir , Lisure.ri their trieuds,-so , hat n .1, 11ve .,,, i 0 ,, n i.n .. usual. The hulloing ,o 1 is .o he hoped, .not be 11.10 n, it eke( tt s ekt . eitted.' Ti:e • di.mol! non 'and sah ot the out al Yves a•Af,tfige. thing .deed, • - 4,3u!:1 give the • Mayor and Ald,rnitm ; no t.„, but 1 le t t-etr • tut the prclektr, an • wh ther flat . eft. any ~, 4 1,;(1 w..XI • vA en 1 m tied nes.in a Re toint in th , ..! Loh 4.sLaht 4-:; ' 1 stn, YULir ObiA.flUtit • !• AN lr:tiPF,c..7oll. `.fns Totwrtie.—The season ti iminatrd last night at Count Gart.leu Theatre•.-7 , ith the tiagedy Pizarro, and the grarid.,b,dlet., of 'liitidur. the house was crowded, acrd Mi . . YOUNG, at the cod of th play,„ delivered the 101 1 .owiog address to the au- Uhio 'and in such a in liner as to p rocure loud and merited tipplique iron all parts " 140M5 A%to (;ENTLutIEN—I gal directed by the Proprietors of this Theatre , .to offer yoh their most. grateful andhealt felt acknowled;inents, fur the. very liberal pationage and support you teat t. afforded them'this season. Your kiodness has been the more sensibly telt, al it has relivedthem from Considets. , ble enlharrassinem,. by euabling them to pay off ii portion cl thAr ltepvy iiicumbrithees ; and though much stilt rt ttt tuts to be ligoidated, yet they Now au look, tersvat4 with a confident hope, that, in 3. few years, lic:cy will.be estricaio I from the diftruul ties•Wh'ich hid yu ocArly, over v. belated, ;hem. " They, h9pe.they May be alloWed to 'say,' that their exertions tor your theal rival amusement have been, this season, strenuou 1 and uitremiii e d. ' Thewats of Shalt pi 0r,., awl of our admired Classic 'Authors, have beeti t evived with flaiStilCjese eiye and attentien , "—and br)i hTr a;: 4 edy . Cionidy have received the most poweifoi s,ippart from Oa talents of their resp‘icti've tritrturit modern bi omatists nava met with their pieces have. been honoured vi it la your approbation—the Sure in:in:went at Iti , tlre CX,rllloli. " Pantomime and Spertac'e bay c birch eMpluy ed as auxiliaries, and the lti lreni arnbitirm of : 111 0 `PepptietOlS 1),,s been expence) to gr.t- City the different tastei of the eariou.elai3 e , poslng a, British audience, Succesi has trim lied their efforts, and their hearts are replete wills gra•i tude for such ritual marks of public 1 . 36Qt1r, . `IIIL-.. Performers, Ladies Hod G beg lrartr 'to .tinite thei;r tribute of thanki, tor your :uniform Indulgence, and we must rel,ec - Aftilly take our leave till Hie gtit of Septetriber, the time fixed tor the re.opettin of t hiiTheirt're, whets ae hope sue.cesaully to - truest' our professional est:Walls tutu your, F4WCItTT is engaged to perform a few nights at ,Plymoutinn the ensuing week. Mr. c. jtiaesstst.a and wite are engaged to rer form a rew, t,ipt) Cheirenriarn, tow.ltds the Ou'e cL the "Cason aE tt,:it place. at,d 134 kit, ay are to join tlic Livolpool, Cti,iipuny in a idoi i),s. Mr. iiittiftis, she chief fropyietor of Covent. Gar Lien Theatre. It.a; been Ili town several bill ti, lEt order to witness the wind=up the season. fir very mach recovered from the hick has so tong atE:tted him, atitt indeed. may 'now be to. La in tolerably grind heo!th.'