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London, England, 1805-04-13 00:00:00

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silerable success : he %VAS to prise red to Roston to
reform, and from thence to Baltimore. The se,
scas had been very unsuccessful, as the following
pet agraph, extraaed from a New Yolk Paper,
the 26th, will chew :
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" The embarrassing circumstances, which have nix:Ahmed
Mr. Utility to resign the management of the theatre, aa,e
eatattiLd th-ir injurious consequences to the perfo.mar,
Nehos..!silarici have bent diminished or withheld, and who.:
jar:hitt:as for the residue of tha season are estrrmely gkine..;
To re4ctie them from a state of diets understood t b-
%twill and intention of the proprietors of the theatre
expeaed th.it tens..orary arrstigemetits will be wad:, e
the; t open the Tueatre again in the course of J (ON .14,5,
at reduced ..alarm:, ditninishA house rent, and a general r•.
trelichmerit of expsnee.,. Tnese irrangements, with the ca•
-pech.d patronage of the public, trill, it is bolus!,
experiencing those •inconveiretves and suffering. to which
they have bent already m part subjected."
And in a Paper of the 2d of March, is the fo'..
lowing address :

" 'Cho perfornme, laving suffered incnnveuience from the
interruption of the 4u.:iness of the 'theatre, &straying not orsly
the re-sonsh:e expectations from their rei,.ective contracts, !„t
also the customary remuneration from the Pullhe et Mae el.el
of the. Seamiii, will open the Theatre under the inanegmeem
or Meters. Jrain:oit and Tyler ; and hope, be anatratiog
gence And assiduity t.. int rit the public patrowag,"
The Soldier's Daughter; the Widow Chu./If. r!
Mrs JOHNSON ; and tiovernor Neartfey. by
co. ; the veteran Mr.t.mor a bad been the be g
liandrith, to CuWP ER'S Arfsrvair.

Yesterday morning His Mai esTv and the Duke
of C NI 11E100E, and Princesses lkhas, and AMELIA,
accompanied by Lord SOMERVILLE. Count Mee-
sTen, Generals GWYNN and FITZROY, Ste. walked
to St. George's Chapel, and heard an excellent Scr.
mon by Dr. COOK4ON, from the 9th Chapterof He.
brews, and .22d verse.

Yesterday, abut three o'clock, the LORD CHAS.
CELLOR had an interview with Mr. PITT, at his
hothe.
IheCountess of Kterseasc has announced her
musical parties for the ensuing Sundays of t:e
seas in.
Viscount CASTLEREAGH accompanies the Mar.
(pis Conswact.isto Portsmouth this day.
The Chuntess Dowager of BI CKINOISAMIIIIII
hail's:en much indisposed ; as soon as her Ladyship
is at all cranes:let:cent, she will go on a visit to her
da.ighwr, ViscorintesS Cast LEREAGR, now at her
•eAt at Ea. t sheen, Surtcy.
Mrs. NIONT AGUE, Portman-square, has announced
a grand musical party fur Wednesday nest.
idy Dc Ct.terono will give a grand rout on
the 2)th inst.
Viscountess Cssvt.sasaon left town this morning
for East Sheen, Stymy.
Mr. l'neLiArtsost left town last evening foi Plae.
ton House, near Bromley.
On Thiirsdar evening the Musical Society eallel
44 The Harmonists," had *s .try numerous meetsig
at the Crown and Anchnt Tavern, Cheapside.
Hyde-Park was very full yesterday, but ve-t
thinly sprinkled with fashion. . The most conspire-
' on; were, the Duchess of St. A:Ass'', the Mar-
-1 (misses of DocuLas and Sr renac, the Eatl cf
WFSTSIORET.APID. and Lady PERTH. His Roysl
Highnesss the Prince of War. as avent in about five
o'clock, and rode for half an hour.
On Tuesday evening a Grand Concert was pee-
' formed in the concert Room at Birmingham. Miss
TENS ANT and Mr. W. ELLIOT, from Landon, were
the principal attraitinns. *the room was crowded
with company. Tiris loons is to undergo a dui.
I rough repair by next autumn, and is to be consider.
I ably enlarged for Concerts 'lrvin a grand scale. Et.
Lissy. of London, is building a new organ for it.
Her Excellency the Countess of HARDwICRE
sailed from Dublin for England, on Monday night.
in the Dories yacht, on it visit to I.er num•rnes re-
I Wives and friends in this country, for a fe

men•hs:
On Wednesday sennight, the long coach which
conveys the passengers front the Mail Co,ch
tel, Dawson-street. to the Hol, head pa ka, at the
Pigeon Hon se Dock, was overturned upon the
South, Wall, near Dublin. Lord and Lady Co-
rivsoitsss were in the coach, and some of the' s r-
unts upon the roof, one of wh on NM unable In lot i-
ceed from his hurt. Lady CONY:IOI4AM received
some contusions in the head, and was obliged to
prore-d on foot, in the midst of rain, to the New
house.

Niastor BET T Y is pre, by special invita.inn, on
a visit to Mi. Fox, at St. Anne's-Hill, where he's
to reinlin until Monday new. It is probable that,
daring his sojourn there, he will be favoured with
some instructions in the part of Zeno, the stedv of
which ch4r.gter was particularly recommenk'el to
him by Mr. Fox, when Master ET Y had the he.
nonr of being first introduced to him
On Monday the Canterbury and Favers"l...r. -
lunteers met in the Park, at Nash
Boughton, where they were inspeilted hl' .t • '
Wen; atter which, the two Corps mew WI.:
and went through their varinus marazuvro
to the satisfaZtion of the Culouzl, and StVel4l ni,,:-
tary Gentlemen present.
When the Paint of 32 guns, Captain the Rig
bt
lion. Lord Coen a A NE, went up to her moorings ca
Sunday last at Plymouth, his Lordship, by way of a
bowie borrhe to gratify the seamen of his ship, and t)
sh:w how luck y she has been in Spanish prizes (having
made 200,0001. in specie and Spanish) merchandise, in
one cruise)nrdered to be hoisted on thefore,main,and
mizen trucks of their respeZtive masts, three massy
Spanish golden candlesticks, which, glittering in the
sun, bad a whimsies' effea to hundreds of spedators
assembled on the beautiful promenade of Richmond-
walk, below Government-house. At sunset, in
seaman-like manner, the golden candlatieks %ere
struck, with the top-gallant yards, as
, is usual la
the easy.

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This Theatre closed on Fri
'February last, with Mr. Omega
The performances were, The Comedy a
a 1"/ and lbw a Wife, and the mudcal enter.
taMment of The Chihfren in the Wood. Mr.
Cowes% performed the post of Lcou with tor.