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London, England, 1812-11-04 00:00:00

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THE THEATRE.

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COVF.NT-GARDE.

After an absence of nearly seven years, Mr.
BETTY returned last night to this Theatre;
and appeared' in the character of Achmet, in the:
Tragedy of Barbarossa, the character in which he
first presented hiniself 'to the London audience.—
The ,curiosity originally, excited by this young
man has-r,y no mearts• subsided, but was evident
in the nhmerous audience which. attended 'last
and ins the general buz of. expectatiot,.
which prevailed the inontent before he was to make
his• entrance. He Nvds received with great ap--
planse, and this applanse continued for sonic mi-
nutes.' He ..boweirrepeatedly during this aus-pi-:
cious reception, with evident marks of gratitude,
and ,with a,graceful ease. His figure-is, of course,
very different from what it was when' he first ap-
peared: He is now a fine-looking young mau,
with a regular and handsome face, that, though
somewhat plump, is yet by no means incapable of
a variety-of expression. His voice- is full and
manly, but rather 'harsh, and- hot well suited'to
express • a variety of emotions. He seems, as
might naturally be expected, to have a more com-
prehensive conception of the -character which; he
represented, than on his former apoearanee, and
if there were no extraordinary ;flashes of excel-
lence, there were e-jdent traces of improved
judgment, and a farther acquaintance with the"
passions. His deport:uent was Unaffected, and not
redundant,- and t 1e whole of his perforthance was
respectable:, His voice is certainly the most ob-
jectionable of his qualifications, but we do not
agree 'with sonic of the diurnal critics, who think
that he does, not knoW how to Manage it, for, in--
our opinion, he keeps it under greater Contiont•
than miL;ht be expected, -considering its strength
'and intonation. They who admired hint formerly,
have more reason to admire him now, as his per
son better corresponds with. the age of the cha-
racter which lie represents, •.and_ as he may he
supposed to understand, -those feelingg .w.hich he
must formerly have delivered under the guidance
of tuition. Upon- this ,principle too, he.has also
reason to expect admirers among those who were
not so originally, becauseiof the better aduptation
of his age and person to the 'Character, which he
supports, and the sentiments which he utters.—'
Judging-, therefore; merely from his performance
of last night, it is obvious that he is more entitled
to public approbation' than 'when he was an?y a
promising, boy,' arid ought to:have been comider-
ed as a curiosity; and not as, at that time, tie
wonder of idolatry.- Unon the whole, he acmnit-
ted.himself, as we have before 'observed, in a re--,
sqectable manner, and is entitled'to public pro-:
tection. 11411RYMORE Payed the part of. Othman: •
so well' -as fully to deserve the warm applause::
which he excited. EGERTON was respectable in
Barharossa ; and so Was Mrs. EGERToN, in Irenf...,
Airs. P6WELL'S Zaphira was an excellent repre,
sentative of - maternal tenderness and insulted
dignity.

The. 23d regiment of Dragoons musters now
nearly 700 mounted men, and have received the
route to. embark at Liverpool for Dublin.
CITY BusiNEss.--Nesterday a Court of Alder-
men was lield'at Guildhall. The Chamberlaio de-
livered an account of the Surplus of the Orphaps'
Fund, which was read, and the sum Of 1.4,4590 t
was drawn o(f, and annihilated. Precepts were
ordered 'to be issued fOr regulating the procession
on• Lord Mayor's Day, &c, A large quantity of*
gold was sworn to,' as foreign, previous to ex,
portation.
The Bishop of LOICDON has collated, his son,
the Rev. Mr. RANDOLPH, to the valuable Rectory
of Much Hadham, in Hertfordshire, void by the
death of Dr. HAMILMON.

DAVIA, the Painter, has been created a Baron
of France.

Count Loonox presented last month to the
University of 'Parma, a collection of 900 opals,
valued at 50,000 livres.
The is ifow on board the Diomede a man taken
going into a French port, in a small boat, having
a four-gallon cask of guineas on board.

CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. reference to our
report on Monday. will 'give a pretty correct idea
of the state of our Market to-day ; with the ex-
ception of Oats, our supply of drain was exceed.
ing short, and, scarcely any'thing.done ; of Bar-
ley and Malt the quantity was so small that -no a 1...
teration took place, though there was a c6nsider-
able number • of needy buyers, and these articles
much in demand.

New Wheat 955. 105 s. 110 s.

Fine ditto - -
Rye- - - -
Barley - -
New Ditto -- -

140 s.
Gfis. 70s.
555. 665.
725.

Malt - - - - 975. 107 s.
Fine ditto - ••• 110 s.
White Pease (boil.)110s. 12052
New ditto - - , 1355.
Grey ditto 765. 80s.
New ditto - - -82 s.

Tick Beans- - -81 s. 81c.
Old ditto - - -166 i.
Small ditto -10• Is. 1083.
Feed-Oats - -48 s. 5:4z.
Fine ditto - - - 5;:);-
Poland ditto -50 s, F.. 45•
Fine ditto - - 57.
Potatoe olitto - - ;•
Rape Seed - - 701. 601-
Fine Flour -•- 1055., llos
Secuilds - - - lops. 106 s