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of bra shall reader the Imperatore of the sir Walla sal
arnefortalik.
" Behind the certain, too, we shall not he less active;
several new perfunews ate egaged, 'While weeniest erp-.
Wier novelly shall afford flew simple itenpe for the disobey
of their 'event ile powers. Thee tomb fur the interior. To
the areneunedition of the peddle without the walls, 1 beg
leave next to coii.yoer attention; and it givesenee piessere
to state; that it is the inteution of the Proprietor, to have
all dm owners to ohs Theatre well lighted, while the ap.
pointing aaftliiiiitial patroles on the Bridge-need, and keep.
int then to their owe pry. will eased ample stonily to
those patrairs, whose kindness can never be repaid bet by a
strict suede sot ouly of their aniuwwient, hat comfort. ,
Having now, ladies and Gentlewee, perforated the July
itallnied by the Proprietors, limn! advert * moth*
iwasieb of this eslabli•lowsrol, Ur perilmineve, wheat sfati-
weals I ate Ono well ar•piaieteil wide, te allow the presset
opportaaity to paw without %rel./Ow how gratefully they
feel the klailwess .hews to three. Dewing the peewee of
their several hearties, each has bees prodeethre. mid milli
firth their warmest ocheostiedgeseots- net how morels
myself in was oisibrieet to nark the ikigh mese of mai-
tee* eeteviaistril by the oesepooy to general. for the greet
osoisteore silordrel thee so their Theistriait Pond Illespflt
Night. 1 asisot—the deed simile extols itself:- it one an
eft that slid Wooer lit the Mort, end laid the fooodetioo-
stogie of another glorious pillar, to mark title happy lard se
thr birth-place of ill 4. charity.
For the Proprietors, Performer% sod myself, Ladies
sad Gentlemen, allow me 'see areas to repeat ape best
thanks; sad with a elMerenbeed Needy to merit a tontine.
*nee or year kW patrilinge, most resprelfelly 1 take tin

THE EDINBURGH nnuras,

On Saturday evening the lesson concluded with
tie spectacles of Robinson Crime, Captain Cook.
and the fierce of Killing no Murder, fur the 60.44
of the 'adorn Warriors. At the conclusion of Sill-
lag as Muds*, Mr. W. Murray appeared, sad
when the applause wbieh attended Isis entrance
concluded. delivered, u nearly as we can recollect,
the following Addreset-.
ti, Unto AND Gurrunmini—This evening terminates
the arab session that we have had the boomer of beteg em-
payed la your service, sad though it has sot bees a success-
fl one, yet he sowed we see not the less gratefelly
obliged to those who, during its montianauce, hew deemed
our efforts worthy the honour of their patronage.
" 1 Mona not, Ladies sal Gaillernew, father occupy your
time, were it not my drily to coalrailia the report that Mrs.
Mary guidons had quitted this Theatre. sad accepted the
engagement offered her is Luellen. The relsour is un-
follllded. Mr.. Siddones visit to England hes been rendered
*Accessary by consideratio' eouneeted with bee health, and
as there aro peurpeeta of Ma re-establishment, I believe we
may poetise her resaraption of her professional duties at
this Theatre ia *member seat, by which period may al-
wawa, will hive been tarried into effect, which we hope
will not only he as improvemeats to the interim,
appearasee of the tre,but as additions to the comforts
ecersd
of the audience.e house will lie manly regarded, and
illosniaated wit` ps, Go tire plea adopted by the Theatre
Royal, Covent Garde*, sad tarts, spectacles have keep sad
are in active peeparatios, abatis the meat celebrated artists
of that Theatre bare bees employed. The various alter-
ations contemplated will, we trust, be emspleted by Satur-
day, the 14th of November, until when, Ladies sad GenUe-
men, we very respectfully take our leave." •
This Address was frequently intesryttottd by the
loud applause, of the audieocr. but when the in-
tendril retora of Mrs, Veiny Sithlons wag an-
nounced. the rapturous and repeated tumults of
opprobtalinir which burst forth. evinced. its the meet
gratifying manner, tht eery high respect 'utensils-
eil by the Edinburg public for that Lady's ta-
lent.. We regret tluit the past.seamiti has not been
ourcessfial, hut have little doubt that the spirited
exertions si ttttt %Atwell for the ensuing campaign, will
amply compensate for the reverses of the pre eat.

Sittings appoieted to be held in Middlesex rand
London, before the Right Hon. EDWARD Lord
ELLENsoluucts, Lord Cinef Justice, &c. in and
after MlehilehnitS Term, 1818
IN TERM.
miDSLIMIX. LONDON.
Tharadsy .... November 12. Saturday .... November 14.
Thartday
Thursday
AI•TBR TERM.
Mooday November 30. I Tuesday December I.
Oil the Sth instant W. SEDGEWICS, Eiq. was
elected Mayor of Hartlepool, for the emitting year.
previous to the election Sir C. Sux RP presented to
the Corporation, in the lime of the Earl of DAR-
LINGTON. a slyer-gilt cop. of the most splendid
and costly detcriptiusi,, embossed witl► grapes and
vine I f exquisite workmanship, and iu.cribed
tm one side " Prosperity to the ancient Borough of
Hartlepool," and on the other, " A token of regard
to the Corporation of Hartlepool, from the Earl of
DARLINGTON, Mayor, 1818." At the same time
Sir C. SHARP presented a massy service of plate for
the use of the Church, inscribed as .follows :
" 1818. This Communion Plate was presented by
WM. HARRY, Earl of DARLINGTON, Mayor; Geo.
Pocock, Esq. M.P. ROBERT %ruins, Esq. Ww.
Votttiu, Esq. Sir CUTHBERT SMART, Joins
COOKE. Esq. Rev. WM. WILSON, Wll. SEDGE.
WICK, Esq. Alderman,and Mr. ROBERT RICHARD-
ION, aided by the Hon. and Right Rev. SHUTE,
Bishop of DURHAM, and Dr. PROSSER, Archdea-
con." After the election, the new Mayor ruler-
rained the Aldermen and several Gentlemen of the
neighbourhood.

On Saturday the American Wiens, who have
been performing for some tune in the Edin-
burgh Theatre, were, at the request of the !towel
Continuity of Archers, obligingly allowed by
Altatttetr to shoot with them at the Company's
Butts. The distances at which the Indians are ac-
customed to shoot are so much shorter than the
list:Noce practised by the Royal Company. that no
just cuiniodriton could he formed of the merits of
the shooter-. The party afterwards went to the field,
here the Royal Company shot at rovers, much to
the astonishment of the lodians, who had no idea of
..he distance which proper bows and arrow. can caln•
maul. The accoutrements of the Indians are ex-
tremely coarse and awkward, and °lily calculated for
short distauces. where they are used with rest pre-
:Anon and effect. Tlte Royal Company presented
their with some arrows mud bow-string% which
highly pleased 'Iwo). At taking live. their Fhief
:twitted thanks, by the interpreter, foe the civilities
;hewn to them, iu a speech of some lengths in
which lie expressed the surprise of litinself and his
warriors at finding brother arches, in Edinburgh,
so familiar with the use of the bow. and in particu-
lar, their surprise at the distalice and accuracy of
the field shooting. In the evenisig, the Royal
Company attended the Theatre tit compliment to
the Wimp, who bad a beoeot 00 the occarton.