The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-01 00:00:00

.1 9 I E 5; {~.` i V~ • . ESTER PLcYi'. Ti i, si i ' —.°1.77 • • t 'of the the ntp .• ortatit anti aiitftentte accou,n treas.9l)ll4le.atiti diabolical consp i racy at M n " ter width W C Avere yesterday_etothied to 14y , be fore nor !tenders, We hove this flay to atiil sonic ilitere”it); Partictilart. A )rirtle letter of the e.ate of ." W e are 4.11 confaihn here t o Liar, Inionseqiiene of Plot havin ., ' been discovered, which teas in to bore done untltin less than to have destroyed all rsttories,by throwin 4611, t Kin ks dP g 'bob 'theft hand-grettaa"t arhi aoriblicbtlices; their next intention was tg ghti!ler the Nlagi.tratel and. Cortstahlt.., and tel.t:tso till llt pr:sonert in the N,'•W Nati ; and while the tr oo p, were . I !fted in nes;sting at the. fires, they were to destroy the 114"41 ' 3 " 1 30. tate In co nsiinettee Of these most darin4 Plottit is th, buitnest, doing here to-day. Summonses were sent' tti, 4g, to all the M atters of 1 Factories, at a very late hour last even sleet the Magistrates, who were sitting all night t ;: N og armed guards are placed at every Factory, and all the elltaitles are ordered to b e on the patrole this evening.-- ~ ,N are rooting in front all quarters, and prisoners front villages round the town." ... cots ItY. ' • [ANOTiIEa LETTPII.) 4.11\ actiErrs a, MAtteit 1111.—Tor some time past, the. li . et- • htunotraed class of society here has had reason to look will' l' it nr j e ,l • x: th „ ouS , Y.Upon the state of morbid. quiescence int o l„ "ePahl;emital had apparently sunk since th e p rompt , "iPhion of the last meetingby the military. 'tumour i ..'lii:4l6, , ,i ii,, .lute hare heat Retire; r t knowledge of the r eal tilD 4 I ''' elite Was strict) y confined In ttose holding 'AK" I, 11 '" 1 . I tiler sou to the Deetiirsithitli ot':"Psperis of,this day, for the eircumstancet which' ba r e LI the Magistrates . i 44,,,, far as they arc ti .' 11 disclosed. I feet assured [444:Nt ~,, ~ t i ry . 0. Ilia y i a ti,_cov.ru, 1 :1 N I , *LI lie little prepared fur such . " ' bej :',,.,.. RI i t Will OffcCt you deeply; and your feelings trill to those of every one with •whoni I have this da) a , , N at "' ,Y this time (four 'o'clock) the alarm hut, h - 1 4 „, , 4er'e, subsided ; but every one' is struck with as t t,ta:44111 :at the diabolical nature of . the eonspiraeY , a n d a i f k oitt l ' i c rtlY with which it has been conducted. `tha *lei,' pn 1. rb,,,,,.._ s tilentiourd in the Derivation as having bee n I. - " , ndeii, Ise 'on An ki, 4roi rc.etse.ubleil in is small puhlic-hot inure, t toi ' 'q J "at alle mile froM the Exchange ; seven the 1 ,1, 1 it , in ' 111 Cluirch-stteet, were apprehended under '' 0 trcnntatieet, arid are how in custody. . . . All-th e i• • . , ~ ► k t , s ticOple had their papers about them, lint . w i ll v e: 1i r.1 • 9 , 1 ' l ''''' :'xpert were important, I have ni4ileari a , :' ,u.!psndti:itiolit hare been private. Our activo Deputy 7 4 ; 41 !) ..'; iii, hits just now passed my window, escorted toita ictsit t ' i litY , ` Jr . l i i ! 1,4. Dragoons, having in is coa c h five l!_ri. L tl sitt l :;: 4'" ' ' it ! ''t s taken up in Nliddletms. where si T i r ia . ! Illi t ty 14;14 is contemplated. Ono of them is Mimic! as . ttl, t :,:, v ) 4°1)) liddlitozi to London, at the late a,ssciuld) . 5i4;1).11h41. .Nedin observe*, that So . ael . 'vc and _` lc i ‘ i e l L ~ Eit vii.ll4is annle from hill to hill, at Nliddleten, du ta i ttyil,,lvialtl).lhlit neither he nor any of his party could Kkii:l*) 1 Ittill Tx, "41' N • the plot Ii 141.,W t4llt*Puttr to ';:ive'you an account of Q'lltral "ve4l4fira -•• • •-; • . confusion. The f q so much temimi,l) gave !oi ctsidel ttl). liiitieneenietit W 3.7 n rOCtirt, whit' : gar to . ha ` [. ' llitd 'ills 'C L I' 11 " 1. St , Peter's Church. The fuctoriVs. lit the t. ' t lotre I)..en destroyed, by menus of rockets, ~I.kili aver iil:' Itare..liecii elected from it long brazen Ins" 4t il i k :' Or l i:, '43 rgtUltd to i ritrsulace them at the wind ows.. .41 tt,tv:ltt,,,,t44i.‘e.3.lvoultl naturally attract the civil utid ll . 3 t l o " t tt mt 144"b* 440 4.4 : e•is : and the mobs leas then ktv "1114 . 11, t ' N v &Ohl 4 l l d 1 ti t , 111! 44 .1 1 and ultimately the , es ell ~ .. ,-*-4''' ' i ttlq, 1 1% tilvt has . extensive ramifications 1 Ntit ) i, 'i ; 41.* t 4 6" att a ck e dl 1)(11 - 1 Yi and other , considerable toss 'l'l'lo44 'lll Ihr sistne time : I wish the Pallev U t .t,i14.21111100:144).::'11s s uccessfully active as our 1 4 4 be"' 'it illt • a 'll the clever, Livptities ompts flOlll all parts 1:;40 '''Y. iind that of cm , i m portance , 44 / 4 ,‘,,,, .04 they are men , ad,Kl ; , , 'llik:.' )'ltl Vou thitt thii 4, II Prke• •• 411 I'llloll ilia% been taken; the 'town is now most perfectly . " v,l'Y C4,lllsii,milifag4ilrCeo . o. ' l 'l fs,,4tab.,l 7413ty increased ; we hare air:ad: I T:Ill: 1e ~5,,,,, 4._ ' ! . ; and tilt Watch. and % ard .A 4 ;.1:11itt, ... t.) • , t"'41.444. a 4ASIS DAT into great • 1,.,.,,i., . Le,TTP, . tbrnn'n t4i, ii.')'it'lll9l,l) Mit ploce was , a tit:wit:4l°u" ii 4, 4 . 1 1 lilt .!rrst of Ovvoit delegat'l at trile loth. th is 1f4,144:1-,k.. I t the town ha,, two quiet morningein"' we were Ii11)411,,I1C14"" 4 'tin( Sensation ; but thi` _ll I istraty . untl k lit , s iili:4 kl ud of Proclronation film the anls' • ir surruction l'i: t tti"gi tilt' rnt urgitnised plot far snit ra tion l ' 4l 1144410itela.rtail, it. is now ascertainad Ni d th y at iortt ing..-- A P:,„l',"•.Nuet 'lit two o7clock on ' MI- 11- in and Id"' 41,4 i''''4lSiitioe is insett‘d its the New3PaPere° c.,,pArli, Ws hood ; 'IN il 4erY lonl of the town and n6ig-- aur to,niz and-. 14c10.,:',1) fbrivarded to otl the nelghimuring i airs we irk,:lo. 42 '441 towns in the liingdom I ( or it at'os' Mere a .",ii t U lts the 'l4i,i, sufferers, lint only District kltt,:ti? 44troctioa. ;rhe Continuader of theroops' and ;411)1.h* 'norrii..g *Kb a r , ‘infurcenient of : tit), to put ti,:,,alt 4 'Abiliitracy are ntnig rrerY exe rt urrvetion• 9* .11414" It 41Po:trance of dhlotraitY and la' and Lie ti lt ~, , tiiihttilPsy. 44 T 1 4rd Avt will this (hiy na I the strects, t,t:i 'llithrlies of it ;well artacil) are i o ',- --/ ra e „psis have l i. ,41 toilitaq, ' ' * li I put in foyer , (deer more Mr ' - i. , N 1,14,. , ionnntr. three on , ~,,. nub '.Sit.' "t°4lq Jiro ti . t t rigil§nce Pl'/v !pro!'" t 4, st,e,,is 1 LI 81" t' Them a Niri-„, .--tle, horn at a stalyilill• - intind for -4,4..414,' 141 stnongst Mt VelptCt4ble ChM" to the lict,' ,tlikNit'd a/4"41'0 uniititain their rights. From irowi„g , Ai kt7tittPol thin the plot "tray In hretkir main the ft. _ perish thi 41111,4 Ill't rtiChtt near St. Peter ' s Cloutch.th.eerricts A,' 01„..",14re thise hee(l,'particularly those in the di !eater , t,i, ti i 11 IN Isktiton-lareti, "M thus to cuule greater bar }qt 4 ' i/ 11 ' a tl'l'lli4 ' Wily *ere to-tbe ready to wise ktt! 44 i itll4cr tlte suitliery, I,l' 1,1'"4, Mutuler an 'a eolith . rittifpn was to f011ow; . a anti than one general th A . : ll e : n h e ke 4 "IP 14e"r. o fat 1 ! s uch the mild PIM" ' 'if. rrit‘r "1%4,1 , 14 . 4 40 1 1 at Nthi.tttit• '. , I,ll,tukt t, an ev4-vig'itant Police we . • , t . '.1.1t br t.rtt tat liy torvise, and it Lwe mast fall '' s o b. iqly ::iit.1,11141 be ne:Ntli henght ; 116wevr r, fran"beat.ioune 1 / 4 1 e, I It'l 14", v hecttssti‘ vett to it, and the Prepar.- . i:44.4'1'.1:1nk they will even attetAPt 4 nY thing) I ,\ , `, ?"4" 7'41444 1 axe Ili 4re 'wet" ilf :71 vs! "411 mei,' its` : If l'lit 144 i received' the forktvitig °'" ~ ',,114., , 41 I. 'tltion trt .►ff 1 s . net, : : , .1,41,_. lit oi t.eis , , i.r of the -t44,1 t'illustite of ftferiiill km, front :%,aooova - , 1 and' '''' .444: " of di44UliV4ll plUt, 14 V ery re6VeelLb :day. r 111114,,. 4q'tiog Avas held in litul clersheltl, 40 'l" ' i ,e ye st 4 v,I. ' hundred ta y tiv.n-t notice . Upwordt " °lie _..iitiorlf 1 , ' r41.1(1,4 ti ' `itt4 g It ash of allegiance ; milt Wi!"'. ~ ti, i °l ittitt)63,l, asset Lue untie:l4om 1,01,unt4t4.4 • lattr.,2e ttsilOWtiatiritigthit , hight)t 'The ft,titaitif,t-Itl Cepa who tire only just r.ir:aetl, must nobly ofrereil their Rervicei, to tealltili on.duty fol. petioil that the ftia4iitrstes hate nut vet kcit their Regi mentalt,nor Arm', havittts Only Writ swot tN i btit tit3CC tttlei tliten .to patrote the itvighhottrhouLl in dui itig the The Surthern Regilui.44 of ‘VeitAtiding•SOrfiftniy_ ettE 3.!sterdat atertiooli iutidenly ordered to aitetibre at iturewoud, about ten inile.s (Rita this place. ItioTS Al' CARLISLE. . . It isisthis week, our painful ta , ,k t(; tletttil , the particulars ) some lawless pi oceedings Hearer home than thole ‘vhiell we have lately tieScri,bed ati havittg- taken place itt another part of the • • On the night of Friday the 21st instant, a ciiri; sitlerahle number of weavers, and others movink in 41 similar sphere; . assetnbled on Grinsdale.coui— mon, sixth the avowed intention of proceeding tb ucts of plunder mud destruction ; but for reasons not known to us, they dispersed withoiit conimit ring nny violence ! --though we are intormed,, proposal was made by some of the party to fire some corn slacks near Knockupworth; hilt which the majorit yrejected : this tact is ascertained by u person who watched their motions, and heard their deliberations, when concealed behind a hedge near the stacks.. About nine o'clock on Monday night last . ; tbe, saute description ofpersons began to assemble front different parts of the-city,and suburbs—but, as we have reason to believer; chiefly from Caldewgate..... RE a row of buildings (the very focus of Reform) known by the name of " Belle •Vue," situate at a very small distance from Newtown.. Before ten o'clock, upwards of two hundred men and, a few women' had Congregated together at this place, and proceeded thence direct to Sandsfield (the port of Carlisle), armed with bludgeons and some tire-arms. On their arrival at Sandsfield they forcibly entered the public-house, occupied by , James Davidson, and demanded the keys of the different warehouses, which they entered, but found there 0 ,, 1y.tw0 boxes of soap, belonging tO Mr. Robert Allison, of Carlisle, and a few other articles of trifling value, which they bore 011. Fortunately,, , some flour recently arrived, by sea, from Liverpool had just been removed to Carlisle. From the warehouses, the mob returned to the public-house, and regaled themselves with what ale and spirits the house contained. A party also .entered the public-}souse at Old Sandsfield, where they likewise demanded the keys of the ware houses, of Joseph Nixon, the landlord, but they found nothing of value, ,exerpt ale and, spirits, which they drank without .W:flimsy. Wing dis appointed of plunder, at Sandsfield, the marauders immediately, proceeded to t he water corn-mill, situate at Monkhill, near Burgh-by-Sands, oc copied by Richard Talor (hut-standiug at nearly a Ipl:triVr of a mile distant from : lsis dwelling. house), who is altogether unconnected with ally person engaged in the shipment: of grain 'or flour flour this county to Liverpool and other parts of Lancashire. Two doors of t 'mill were broken open, and flimr, °ethical, barley meal, wheat, oats, tied bailey, to the amount t,f 701. or 80k, were wasted and tarried away. This property partly belonged to the miller, an► . partly to vari ous persons residing in the neighbourhood who bad sent their grain to get it ground. . Jt was next till five o'clock on Tuesday morning. that Mr. Taylor knew what had been done in the nigh - ; on his entering the mill at that hour, he beheld with consternation the (lath uctiou that had taken place ; and on examining the premises, 13 bludgeons; a lam horn , several pieces of candies, about the third part of a large ham, and a red. leather poeket-beok, cOntaining Ott:discharge of Charles .Malvell, jun. from the 3d battalion of the Royal Artillery, who is a weaver, and has lately resided In the vicinity of this city. About five o'clOck on Tuesday morning, Charles Milian, of 3 0 1lie's Buildings, weaver ; Thomas Elartncsr, of Row, weaver ; Betty MfClatchy, wife of J o hn M'clatehy, of Sbaddongate, weaver ; Mary: .1101, of Shaddongate, single woman; and Mary Lush, a, girl of about 16 yeais of Shatitiongate, were apprehended, laden with flour and o atmeul, near Caldetvgate, by kirk and Barnes, two con 'stables, and 'immediately conveyed to the Gaol, Another man matte a. desperate resistance, and •eacaped, though, probably, not without injury, as Rid it Allppostd that the shot Kirklired at him , took effect., On Taylor's proceeding to Carlisle be fount! traces, of, his property, namely,, meal. flour, Eke• on the whole line of road from his mill to . Caltfew gate. Search warrants were immediately issued, aml an atitert isement published by DI'S. Lowry and ileysham, and George Blamire, Esq.,May.or, offer ing a reward of 50 gairieas for the apprehension and conviction of any one or more of the offenders. Hatf,iritormation of the assembly at Belle Vile been obtained, even so late as eleven o'clock at night,. it is highly probable that the plunder might or, at least, a great num have been prevent ed ; her of the depredators might have been apprehend ed and brought to justict..--(Cordate Patriot) John Keith, manager of a cotton-mill, Glas gow, an d Thomas Sinclair, weaves, Govan, .vvic lodged in, the Caitle, an Solidity; as was Robert %Kerr, manufacturer, St, Andrew's Square; MIS v)W, 01 . 1 Tuesday night. The latter was Inken in bed ou Tuesday,. morning.--Monday, William schoolutastir, Calton, iliasgow, a nd John Keith, manager 'of a cotton-mill, prisoners in the Castle, were served with an indictment to stand trial, before the . , High Conrt of Justiciary, on the 9th of Aprit, ~f or adtninistaing unlawful oatbs.—(Edinburgh I:Outwit.) • 4lezander 111‘Lare t. lately weaver in Hilmar. noqk , and Thowas.l3ol./74. merchant thereilla4 received indictments to stand trial before the High Cotirt of Justiciary at Ediriburgh—the fur, mer , aCCUSed of Wieling Seditintis ex pres :Inn , i n speech delivered at a public rriv'etitvg near liil ruarttock-, an the 7th December la , t,'atiti' the latter of publiAing aeeouuttof the proceedings of that meeting. SNIP NEWS. 29-.=-AriiiiA diet - tacti llingtbn.,packet Witii• ty niail from JainoW'j ,ailed tire. OH. reb. The foilOWing is titi estraict of her jour Pal On the 21st. Feb., in lat. 10. 53, 10ag,..M, 57. discovered a brig, apPaiently erttiler, stittnling on a wind tow irds us raider . „ • easy ; ; hoisted our 'Colours, whiali Were an- Swereti . .by; in- American ensign and pendant.-:- Afet eifto, - the aboii vessel . • bore 'hp, rind rnu alongside of iis, hided and or (knitl n i ty Ily-tu, that he wodld Send a boat on hoaid i 4ter the Anieriean colours were and a blue, white and blue borliontiii . tig hoisted, %% it h broad pendant of the same at the main. An ()dicer Came on board in Aniefiein naval itniforni, and . inserted hi his boOk ouralrip's name, whence we came, Where bound, &e.; ire demanded to See the ship's papers, which complied *with, and that it was the Comniander'S request 'that I should go on Imai'd.the brig, which I refused. f was informed the'brig was a Buenos Ayres cruiser, last from ifie United Sitite4; corn tnanded by C. :rAYL,OII, 'and that the Islinds of Cuba and Porto Rico were under Strict blockade. The. above vessel appeared quite neW.atid a very fast Bailer. Observed the Commander to give his orders in English." DEAL AlAacu 31. —Arrived, and remain the Rebeceti, Parficnattri, from Jamaica CHiLTOSI, front Pernambuco ; Maria, BROKEN- Str.t drum Genoa ; St. Auguste, GRE'VELANK, front Amsterdam for Batavia, with troops; and Mary,'ELLENav, from St. Domingo. Came down front the River, and sailed, with nearly the whole of the o utward-bound, the America, for Phila delphia ; Suffolk, Sir Joseph Danko, and' Fanny, for Jam.tica ; Tiger, for Stuy'rna ; and Sophia, for Bristol and Quebec; PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 31.—Arrived the Queen transport from Jamaica, and the Vrow Hendrick, HoOnLING, from Rotterdam ; the latter is detain ed by his Majesty's ratter Viper.- 7 -Wind MatioA•ra, MARCH Westmoreland, Mows:, of Glasgow, in Seven weeks from Ber-. Bice, landed a bag of letters this morning, but was obliged to put back to the Downs. The Acorn, CoVROIALR, got on shore on the . seennd Rock, in leaving this harbour, but has got oil' again. 13 - t iliatit.,. Marten 31 - , --Tha Chatham, front wanaington for Boston, was lost the 4th Feb. in Cape. took -Out ; crew saved, HARWICH*, MAuctt 31.—Came in ti;e Guile Hoffnung, with 01[5, from Olcletiberg for Lott, don, leak y, doll with Iris, of l e y-board, GitANcsr.xu, ,I.sttctr . ;ll.-4rrive.; tlt,Sisterx„ Dating', from Qpor to ; Euterpe, tit",pltim,:, front Lisbon ; Itiehnrd,'lSleas• dale, from Op:ato; from Hambru' ; John ,14a•shiv, frontkiropingen.—.-!Wied the ,;erns, Herd, for the I , le of France ; Loy t aligt, Parkin, for arliudoes 114 ymimy s Pratt, fur Tem:rill - et-Vow Pet rina„ Mulder, for Auttterdatn. Tiff4.l)Ulit.tN 1)111i.14. When we copied the nceoont of the tlispute be. t Wrif) Mr. Girtrann and Alderman Wroth I:tt from the Reeinaleri rook Upon omselvts, front knowing the character of one of the parties, auti r qf the snit' Newspaper. to state our eativie-r tion that it was not entitled to cietlit the fol• lowing proves the accuracy of our :-- (From the Freeman', Jenittol ) " We arc authorised to state as follows : " Tltat the qu•srrel between these gentlemen was adjusted in the manager promptly agreed up.m by their respective friends, between whom there was tin dliference of opiii'.oo as to the manner of such adjnstment. 4 , That no discussion took place between the highly re spectable frend of the Aldernror and Captain GAird ; oar Wig such message, as that mentioned in our Paper of Tues day last, nor any message delivered from the former to the latter gent!eman. "'that Alderman Warner's Conduct throughout was deli cate, dignified, and fraught with beconiing spirit; • as was irlso thortif Captain Giffard, whose . courtigo has been often pored, " Tbat the reconciliation was cordial, complete, and cit., ditab:e to both.. • " And being of opinion with Major. O'Flaharty, That a quarrel well made up, is bettor than a victory hardly earned,' we are , happy au opportunity of giving publicity to the foregoing particulars." AGRICULTURE. ,MONTHLY REPORT FOR MARCH. The mouth of February, like the preceding one, was particularly favourable to the operations of agriculture, which Were pursued throughout most suceetsfully, 'and without it cheek ; the heavy lands;, notwithstanding, presented considerable diflienity of culture, enhanced by the low condi. tiou of the farm-horses, among those proprietors Who had it not in their power to support thimso liberally as usual. The, high,wiod 4 ; mischievous in other respects, have had the gond effeet of dry, ing and improving the quality of corn In Slack, anti have, in some tnetisitre, stood in the pillar. of frolt, by drying the lands, during so many months drenched with constant rain. The succeeding dry Weatlivr has had the same betteticial effect. Thu remainder' of the autumnal wheat. , sorwing Was chiefly finished in thelaSt month . , Rnd.veryCvell pot in. The late frusts and dry weather have checked tlti wheats, • which Were previously in a bust and forwdril ' , ate, hot with the exception of those which. Were latest sown and 'have alt , peared; they have set generally it healthy oppenr. mice, and are waiting for mild weadlet and too. den'ate4ringshowers _to 1 ender them it luxuriant atop. EAttr.sr I'aterntts.—.lVe are glad to find, that the pientitim prormed by for pfaatoesibtts nittnetv(l fittt'tit iOll, as 140%.. i n t / se:vernl. hdds in this neighbourhood already phi uletl, which will prothiee .ettrly rood', . , give - prV3Cllt employment*, 'This species „i etstrourogetitrot tneritti the. attention - not only of ngricoltoral societies, butt pa s° of nil ii)cal assoein. t i f ii, s ; e i ni iiertgit with tits stitp•Asience 81 - 1(1 e m. plity . tont Of tilit 46booritig' elasses....(iStiintursh C-utkea44.) . LYNN, Mancti 27. • -On Monday lairerailierftirtited; for the henefli td! i BLANCHAIa); the play the puo Gentle man,: in whieliNiss Emllo WUrthingion, (H + » playo 4 diScritititiatiVe talent s ; that will ceriairily 'comhict hes to a tsit . inii in the tepii;itonative art.-4 chastity of acting Witlinut coldneii-arti warmth of animation ithont eitravagance—eit pressivcness cat uttertiltce--;Correptuesiof concep tion, and a'perfect acc o rd anc y betw e en the lan gttagu of freliPg untl uf. feature . , are qualities she evinbeil t hat evening: She hai that iittcresting CoOntettance and ti tiro Got.nsmiTti de manded as lodi , pinsible in etress„ whOse Un skness it is •to so ich the chiirdi,of *ens ib Y pleaStire,, and personify tie impassioned languagc: Of the Poet.--Alr. 13t.aucuatui, father the. above Lady; performed the . part of POOPi 9thiPk. iti the sameclay. This Gentleman is tort well known, anti; his character too well established, to require much to be said here. His actinglvis that kind of exCelletiCe which cintracteriic th e pencil of llooAarrit-L-dkerV lineatuent is in character-- every action series stibordinately to one general principle I it is as Correctly nature,.as the:produc tions of that eminent master, are the representa tions of natu r e.--(Norwich. Mercury) EDINBURbti, zd; The Theatre continnes• to be filled with crowded anti brilliant audiences ; svc arc extremely happy to have such, convincing ,testimony of the good taste of our cemntt ymen. There is a chnum, a melancholy one, in,the last time —Oct :tilondi9r and Nit night Mr: itENII3LE perfornied &tap, and on 'Tuesday Nottvithstlindi6g the incongruity between Mr; kustimn and the young Philosopher, he assinned the character with com plete success.. In evt:ry . seene he Was, eminently great, and derived.from his genius an energy that made us forget the number of hit years. In the delivery of the fine emanations of the !totalizing Haridet he is still unequalled, anti the rapidity and intelligence with which he executes the frequent transitions iiatillet is (dige(' to make is a master piece of acting. Tile ipero lei the players was given with the yarious modulationit tit corimion life, and the soliloquy was Marked with perfect couception.—We again express our regret that ;11r. KEMBLc should feel a necessity for relinquishing his profession.---This evening he'repeats Ciorio/Cie On Thursday Mr. KEMBLP:kare a third repre• scntation of Coriulanus : All atteOlpt xi praise on our part were ustit-5,-4‘ Welte 4 er shall look an /Lis like again." Mr. K., perfiirms 'Mcir&eth to-itig!it fur his benelit.—(Edinburgit Cutirwit, Alcrch 20:,) . XE,lN''.l%.ollXilgpl to relffOrM or Mr. . favOutite char:ie.:4l.i at the Tlicatres didi gf,w mod qyeenorit. • . „ MY. BliT'rY , Ogrigenleflt ',lSt ZNattlffhP, A.ri,tl) great eclat, At the Ca!elbray Theatn.,Nviol t heelwrao ell of tristrum ' ut-'• :11.reathercocie, a : crowdrti The llioatical Play now colo'.ng forwapi at Covent-Gariltlo 'themte, is. saiel Au be fi , iteu of Al r. t lie aotlior of e l'utin4llifig of the Forest, &c. etc. 4 1 / 4 e. . . FASHIONS FOR Arita, . . DRESS or VIE COURT SF FRANeE.—VI tide satin petticoat, bordered with, a rich woik in silver lama of gapes and vino leaves. ;104 of silver,tissoc, with short sleeves of crape, or namented penis, , tucker of crape, three rows, to correspond with, tho.slecyci., »tlantuan trail) of satin of a line Tyrian purple, pink, or etheteal blue, embroiderud round the butt e.riirthii same-tumour as the pettiooat. Tiro hair elevated on thesummit . of the head, and encircled with bandeau of diamonds. A full plume of white ostrich and marabout feathers intermingled. Couyt lappets' of film Mechlin lace, edged with small pearls ; dlaithitid necklace 'and ear-rings. lisousu %I'ALHI:4O brass.--10nnd dress of One cambric., under a pelisse of emerald-green reps comet, ornamented and faced with flutings of green and white satin, elegantly finished by British silk trimming ; the waist girt by a rich silk ces.don of the sante manufacture, with full tassels. Spring bonnet of green curled silk, the crown and ornaments of white satin and emerald green to correspond with the pelisse. 61eso satin half bouts and Limerick gloves. Berlin ridieuto of green) nod white satin. • Fantstax Dar.ss. 7 t-A Frock of white talk over a 'While satin slip; tipper part of the, body is formed of; a Piece of bdk set 'in full, the lower part plain, sod ornamented by thee rolls of 'whi'te satin, 'which form a cestus. sleeve, very short and NH, is ornatuciatil 4130 by rolls,whiele ine placed byes across the ono, and finished in the middle by how of ribbon.. Two howsof ribbon are placed, one an the middle, the other . at. the end of the shoulder-strop, in trims. The liottom of the shirt is trininicewith three rolls Of above v.hich..itre placed bows of ribbon tit regular distances, awl they .ue sgrnioutsted by a triple Pow of rolls. Au tipron of traz, Jtimmed pointed bbintl. The hair isdres.ed very light and low on the temples in front, And the • hind iniir lenlided 41141 In-might round the crown of the bend. It is ornamented only with a band and hew of white satin ; viiite.satin slippers ; , white kid glovel,fttfished by bows of rib bon at the top. • , • WeitA txret:Dert"...-M Alit high' nress, -Made It walking' length; the skirt trimmed alth a. deep -double flounce ad muslin, pointa ronrid the singe, and worked in a light ton :;iii}* ii'otter n the ►f'rt.ilii,tr CollTrlllll4. Over 11119 drys. is a qAmevr rt . blash•c!,lr,urezl ri?oreirl inr.ttiet, Milde I erritbilftln the Waist t the holy' is pl,in at the to i -, lent has a little full• nets at the bAti.on pithy waist, snots standing collar sup ports is demble frill : of late votinal the throat. 114 slevves,,flittilied tit the wrists by frop; nomiet. , ) tea PIO(' composed sit .1•1111, to con espond with the tyearvii this crown oval, rather, low, phin at the top, a n ti foil in Oa f midst!,; the front, which itvrtssteels, ' l ' l '44 with 4 0 in!et-. mixture of blond and white silk cord; it is finished by pipit ttritrgt, and a bunch of exotics in ,front I white kid &sal; bl-Witt.calour stippers, A tin Cme h a stolen n ut beer, stole nut of the house pi n r . New Boar(-tttvet, coottliy. nrir '2OOl, in Ittoitt tit Euglat)(ltiotes, togyilwr - will) "'enrol Bills of lolzchttogq.sittitioutill 4u not vile tboasnliki Pounds.