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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, xBO4.

As there will be a Gazetts account published this
evening, of the result of the experiment that was
made upon the Blnlogne Flotilla, all the contraditiory
Letters from Diver and Deal, by which the Public
have been amused, or rather,kept in a state of anxious
suspense, will deserve little attention. In the mean
time we can most positively assure our IteaderF, that
the Experiment has succeeded to the full extent of
-the expedations that had been formed of it ; and
that if the Enemy should dare, in future, to draw out
' their contemptible Flotilla in any considerable nom.
bet's, the result of this first trial holds out a rea.
sonable ground ofhope, that when put in practice on
a more extended scale, their Destruction will be'
inevitable. For our own parr, we are satisfied they
will never give us the opportunity on the outside of

the Pier.

We cannot help observing, 'that whilst all classes

of men, and all Parties, were rejoicing at the

success of an experiment, which held out so fair
and flattering a promise of annihilating, or ten.
dering ineffectual, the attempts of a ferocious
Enemy, to invade our happy shores, one single
Morning Print, the known and avowed tool of a
Party, endeavoured to impress its Readers with an
idea that the experiment had completely failed.
We could very well explain the motives and de-
signs which malignant jealousy has in view
in thus attempting ,to propagate falsehoods ; but
the motives are so generally understood, and the

designs are so little likely. to be accomplished, that
we feel it quite unnecessary to expoie them. We
would advise, however, the Editor of the Paper we
allude to, out of common decency, to give a hint to
his Employers, to withdraw their Spies from the
avenues leadlng to the Admiralty.

Two Gotten6urgb Mails arrived this morning,
by which we have the following interesting Letter :
Scot:Knou.t, SEPT. t7.—Between 5 and 6000
.Troops have been. ordered to repair to Stralsund
immediate)y, to reinforce the Garrison there, as
apprehensions are entertained that an attack mly be
_made by the French Troops in Hanover, upon Po-
rlnerania, ,T he King is at present at Stralsund, but
io expetted herein the course of the month.
The ancient Palace of Calmar is, by the King's
orderB;firting up lot' the reception of Lout, XVIII.
and Family , the Regiment of Calmar is 'to attend
him. The French Princes from London are cx.
peatd to juin him there very shortly.
Io consequence of the important observations in
the Nbllireur of the 1.4 h nit, relative to the .King,
biria orders have bet') given to stop the imports.
lion of French Papers: orders also have been given
to ail the Officers, Civil and Militery, to hold no
commuuication whatever with any Subjeas of the
French Republic upon pain of dismission: Mons..
CAILLARD, the French Chargi d'Affaires, and
Mons. F4NDON, his Secretary, did not leave
Stockholtnttll yesterday; and the Batavian Minister
is preparing to follow their example.
Count Fistsitt is going to Calmar to receive
Louts XVIII.

Ss r. ,s+•--A Division or Gun-boats is fitting
out here with all expedition for Stralsund.

Tuts morning arrived a Mail from Jamaica,
l►roui;l►t to Falmouth by the Princess Augusta Packet,
in seven weeks passage. By this Mail we received
Jamaica Paters to the sth of August. They bring
nothing of material importance. All the Extracts
'worth no►ice wilt be found in a subsequent Column.
Yiit M ijwy's Brig Drake had been wrecked near
the Island of Nevis.

Yeoerday at two o'clock the Russian Ambassa,
dor h•trf au audirnee of Enid Hmtaoway.
The. Non. Wm. HILL, hrotber to Lord Ben.
w t Cie, hay latels, cseaped from France, and is arriv.
ed in T.,wn.

.Toe Earl of ALIII)4ARLIIr Lady SimonsNs,
sni Lady erviaLfr, the Hun. Mr. GitIiVILLS,
and GcneratICEOPUL, are among the last arrivals
in Town. •

TIU of LmisbowNi,tEarl of PlTalts.
sogotiol, Lady F.. attIIMMONOI Lady DALY,
L4dy FlTzw ILLIAM. Lady tvlit.t.htstr!, Lady and
Surrtr, Han, G. DALY, lion. Mrs. and two
,Mils MACittt YS, Sir H. Q'it, Sir F. BARING*
and Col. PitYru, are arrived at Bath:
ycbiera.ly at two in the m rning the bullion
brougt,t (Sum Elsineur, in His Kdiesty's Armed
Ship r,iov, Capt. BIA/illy, was landed at the Tower,
fitly lodged in the Mint.

lV
11 II 14 1V 4:0 Irr 1.7 •

all E zANRss, OCT. 5.--Sailed La Pirginiarigate,
under jury-masts, for'Harwich, to be repaired, hay.
ing been in ordinary, at this. Port ; and Firm Gun.
brig for the Downs.

The Lion Armed Ship continues the Signal flying
for Convoy to the Baltic, and the Hind that for
the Elbe.

A Court MArtial was yesterday assembled an►l
held on board His Majesty's Ship Aria, in this Har-
bour, on Mr. JAMES BURKINSHAW, Gunner of His
Majesty's Ship Beaver, fur being chunk when left
Commanding Officer off the Vlie Island, the Captain
and Lieutenants being employed in cutting out the
Atalanta Dutch Brig; the Charge being proved, he
.
was sentenced to be dismissed his employment as
Gunner of the said Sloop, and to serve before the
twist in such of His Majesty's Ships as the Com.
m'ander in Chief •t this Port shall dire El.. , .

Ships at this Port—Zealand, Argo, Unicorn, Thisbec
Ceres, Pylades, Beaver, and Scout ; Lion awl Hind Armco
Ships ; Feuer, Escort, ,Manly, and

DEAL, Oc r. T.—Arrived His Majesty's 'Ship
Leojard, Rear. Admiral 'Lours, with the ;fdamant,
from Boulogne Road ; Euryalut, Champion, and
.4; "sable, from Dungeness ; L'Espiegle, with Con..
voy from Ireland ; Hannibal,. with Convoy from
Plymouth ; and Jackal! Gun-brig, from a Cruke
off Ostend,
Sailed the Scourge Sloop, and Lucifer Bdith, for
- • •
the Note.

. In the Downs=-Monarch, Utrecht, Leopard,, Ardent, Aga.
memnon, Inflexible, Adamant,
.Euryalus,• . CaSta, 'llll7
mOrtalite, Greyhound, L'Aiinable, Champion, Jamaica,
Hermes, Autumn, Volcano,. Devastation, Orestes, Speedy',
Discovery, Dart, FUry, 1-tarpv, Sulphur, Curlew Alonzo,
L'hspiegle, Mariner, Contlic.i, Starling; Basilisk,' Blazer.•
Mallard, Tigress, Jackal', Biter, Rifle-man, Phosphorus,
Thrasher; Armed Defence Ships and Transports as before.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 5. Arrived the Atiive)
BAZIN, from Guernsey ; 'Pa/antic, —, from Lis.
bon ; and Portsmouth; BUR DHAM, from Swanage.
Sailed the, Nelson, CH t CR, for Sunderland.

Arrived the Nancy Cutter, with Dispatches fron)
Gibraltar. • ,

Mopped down to st. Helen's, His Majesty's
Ship Swiftture.
The Ant Sc!toner is appointed Convoy to the

Downs.

PLymotyrx, OCT. 4.—Arrived the Russian Ship
Celarewitz Conaantina Pauleav;tz,Cart. Si D R A,E.
BAKKER, laden with masts, &c. from Riga, fur the
Dock-yard at this Port ; also the Danish Brig Ma.
ria Catbarina, Capt. Nt ELS CASE, laden with deOis,
&c. from Drobach, for this Fort,
Arrived the N;,irod Sloop of War, from a

Cruize.
Sailed the Montague Man of War on a Cruize.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 3.-- Arrived the Princes:
Augusta Packet, THottrsorr, from Jamaica, with a
Mail, in seven weeks.

One of the Cutters belonging to 'our • Fleet'off
Brest,. observed, on the z6th ult. a Convoy of 'fifty
French Coasters, near the Port of Doti*lan, not far
from Concarneau, which. it chased, and forced to
take refuge under the protection of the Batteries.
The place being very bad anchorage,- and the wind, •
fair, thii Convoy sailed in the night, under the es..
cort offour lirst4ate Gun-boats, but were perceived.
at clay-light by our, Cutter, and pursued immediately'
as far as the river of Pont d'Aven, where the French
Batteries began to open, a heavy fire, but without
any ,:ffett. At high water the Convoy moved nearer
to the shore, under the strong battery of Rice, and
our Cutteecast anchor at the distance of a league,
with,the intent to cut out, during the night,
some of the French Ships, Inc which purpose forty
of its Crew had already volunteered. When they
Were to let out on the Expedition, a small Boat was
'observed at a distance, rowing with its Oars MAIO
towards our Outer. It had on board two,Fisherinen, '
formerly Chouans, known to the French Pilot on
board our Ship, who came to inform us, that the
Commandant of Concarneau,. suspettiog our.interit
to cut out some of the Merchantmen, had put on
board the outermostYetrsels•two Companies of the
t6th Regiment of the. Line quartered in the viei
pity ; and that, 'besides, one Company of Flying.
Artillery had arrived on the Coast to protett.
this Convoy, and the-Gunners of the 4.Bth Company
of the Gprdet Coin had embarked on boartkitsien.
brilut Merchantmen several pieces of Artillery,tand
placed themselves in the midst of the Frertch
Coasters, so that it would he rash to make any at-.
tempt against ;hem ; which caused our. Cruizers• to
desist. The description these Chouans.giVe.of the
tyranny of SONAPAItTit and his Satellites is dread•
fill : they declared' positively, that hardly. a day
passes in which some.of the unfortunate inhabitants
were not tried by Special Tribunals, and executed.
At day-light their report was confirmed, as to the.
'preparations .to receive us.

The 7);11/yrph Man of War, Calif. Sir RolliAT
BARLoW, arrived at Cadiz on the Bth of Septent.
bet, but was to return to Gibraltar, to Convoy the
Fleet expeded there from 'Malta, bound to Eng.
land.

The Hydra Frigate; Captain MONDAY, with the
Fleet from England, bound to the Mediterranean,
were, on the loth ult. wind-buund off Cape Sr.
Vincent.

The Nan), Cutter arrived at Liihon with the
Fire( from ILl,.gland on the 7th uir, and the Ships
bound to Oporto arrived there the day foLowing.
The Wait Sloop was performing quarantine, hut
way extted to sail from Lighon on the 26th' ult.
with a Fleet mulct Cuitvoy ivit England.

eir la lIRA. J• B %MI •••

MoNTsoo BAY, JuLY -aB.—Last Saturday Ar.
rived at St. Ann's Bay the Ship Camhaze, Lew Is,
of Liverpool, one of a Fleet consisting of 4S Sail,
under Convoy of the Amelia Frigate, Capt. Lord
Paoiy, and. Fly Sloop of War, Capt. O'Bittarr,
from Cork and Falmouth.

The same day arrived at Dry-Harbour the Cam.
herland, GOODING, one of the above fleet ; and on
Sunday, at Lucca, the Brunswick, DRYSDALII.
Flis Majesty's Ship La Desirie, Capt. WitIVITI
with the homeward-bound trade from this Port,
sailed last Tuesday for Negril.Bay.
The American Schooner Eagle, BARBER' which
sailed from New York, the 22d of Mg, for this
Port, was taken by a French Felucca Privateer, off
St. Domingo, on the 22d of June, and carried into
Baracoa in Cuba.

NOsTON, JULY 21.--Saturday arrived at Port-
Royal His Majesty's Packet Princess' ringstria,
Capt. THOMSON, with a Mail from Great Britain.
The Packet left Falmouth the loth of June, and
touched at Barbado*s, from which place she is in
four days. Off Barhadoes she was attacked by a
French-Privateer, and beat her off.
Yesterday arrived. at Port. Royal His. Majesty's
Ship Blanche, Captain Muuos, from a Cruize ;
with the. Dutch Privateer - Schooner Nymph, of 4.
guns, her prize ; anti the American Schooner Philip,
from Laguira,to Cuba, with itiur, detained by her.
K t tralroit, AUG-. 2.—Hi!‘ Majesty's Sloop Fairy,
which arrived' at Port. Royal on Monday last, left
the Convoy under His Majesty's Ship Bellerophon,
on the -8111 instant,' in lat. 28.• long. 79. W. with
a fair wind and fine weather, all well, except a
Schooner bound to Glasgow, which had been struck
with. lightning ; but with the assistance of-spars and
carpenters from the Bellerophon, she will be able to
perform the voyage.

Krox, of the Brig Sitters, came passenger
in'the Requard. Inimmation is received by him,
That His Maiesty's Brig Drake has been cast away
near the Island of Nevis.

In the Schooner Carrh/ad are arrived Capt.
LEI of the Brig Barbara, and Mr..MoNToo:
stli.Rlr, a passenger in that Vessel, .Which Wits cap.
tured by a French Privateer.

Auc. 4.—Thursday evening His Majesry's Brig
Htivtrr arrived at Port-Royal, from a Cruize.
Off Cuba the Brig Relief was boarded by a French
Privateer, who put Capt. WANTON, of the Brig
Orange, on board, which vessel had been previously
captured. ~The Orange was from Itnode Island,
hound to thii Port.

Letters received by the Fairj mention, the brig
Kingston, from this Flt, for the Bq of Honduras,
licit% cast away on Gik.vet's Reet,on the Ist June
last the crew and. f.egroes were s4ved by the
Schooner Thomas: which ve‘,,el is safe arrived there.

We have received accounts from Ferrol, up
to the tgth ult. which do not by any means en.
courage the opinion of immediate hostilities with
Spain. The Ships which were fitting out in that
Harbour, • with great atilt, ity, are laid up. They
were said to be intended to convey Troops to Bis.
e:y to quell an' insurredion, which, as we 11, Mt' •
tithe since,,melitioned, had happened there hut.
counter-orders had arrived that these fames should
repair thither by land. The docks, however, are
preparing at Ferrol to receive several ships exped.
ed from Cadiz, in order to undergo a repair. We
understand also, iroin very good authority, that
discontents prevail atriorg the crews tit the French
Ships in di" 113ri)(4" ; anti that two Officers of the
• Squadron have refused to obey the orders of the
Emperor. They were accordingly put under arrest
fir their disobedience, and were to be sent immedi.
atclY to Paris.

In a pri,ite Letter'froin Ferrol, received by the
Lisbon Mail, a'report is inentioned, that it was,ihe,
'intention of the tipaoids G:iVerninent to send out
some.Ships,Of War from that Port,: with troops on
board, destined to aid in quellingthe'iosUrredions
that' have .taken place, ao.l which Still cohlinue,
in the Province of sis,Nty. Their intenriln bf
sailing was commuoicired to Admiral CocilltANP,
commanding our Squadron of Observation Off ker.
roi, 'and it was supposed that 4he..Fiench and
Dutch Ships of War 'would have taken an oppor-
tunity of escaping at the same time ; bUt -Adrifiral
CocuttAtie expreised- so:detertriined a reso-lurion to
attack;even the' SpdhAsh Ships if they attempted to
stir,' that-the latter not only desisted from their in.
Aention, but' are 'inoreover said to have dismantled
thefr Ships ; so anxious- and ready did they.
10 abstain from giving anfuinbrage whattiver to the
British Government. •
;;;_ A Ballot was yesterday IA en'at ,the East. India-
•:House upon the following Question, viz,

" That Mr. JAMES HaNRY CASSAmAcJoit be permittea
to return to Marttas With his Rank hi the 'Company's
'•At six o'clock thesglasies were finally closed, acid
_delivered to the Scrutineers, who shortly afterwards'
delivered in their Report that the numbers were in
;favour of the Question.
'the CHAIRMAN then ctated,that Mr. CASSAMAI.
jolt, was permitted to 'return to Madras with 'his
.Rank in the Company's Service ; three parts in tour
of the Proptierors'of East India'Stock having agreed
Co'the same by the Ballot of the-day. The Ballot
Was very numerously attended.
Yesterday 'a Court of Diretiors was held at the
East India House; when the following India.biiiit
Ships were taken up for the. Company's Servicp
'Scaler6 Castle, 1237 tons ;= Sara/ Castle, 154.13
tons. They arc to bring home .a cargo of teas
from China, and afterwards to be engaged in the
Comptiny's Service for fritir voyages, under the
Court's Advertisement of the 24th of August last.
.The Court adjourned at six o'clock till Wednes.
day -next.
CANTERBURY, Oct. '50...-LOrd GRANYILLIT La.
vEsoN.GOWia passed through this City yesterday
un leis return to Town, from Walmer Castle,
whither he had been to receive -his final Creden-
tials preparatory to setting orlon his Embassy to
Sc. Petershurgli, for which place he is expetted to
embatit on Monday.
L rds MELVILLS, and FiAataw DV, and Mr.
I'm, are expedted to leave Waluier Castle this day.
fur London,

DGVVIRINT accounts from. the Coast have spoken
of the ere Lion of Martello Towers for the defence
ofourSltores; but as the species of Fortification
now generally
ereaing is of a different descriptipO
from that of the original Martell() Tower, it may
be necessary to mark the distindion more accurately.
than has .probably hitherto been' clone in the Public.
mind. The original Martello .Tower . is. 2.'0011
circular Port mounted with a Gun, a certain nom..
bet of which meted along a range of Coast, ate
capable or contributing very materially to its di.
fence, by keeping even a formidable Enemy off Or
a considerable time. This Fort is., however, la.
movable, and the Gun placed in it can only aft td
one dire Lion. The Forts or Batteries recently
erected'on some patts of the Coast, and to which
some individuals have given the name of Martello
Towers, arc, on the contrary, capable of meting itt
any direCtion. They are, in LA, no other than the.
impregnable Battery invented some time since Ilea
ingenious individual, who, together with his in..,,
ventinn, was negletted by Government, until the :
return of Mr. PITT to office, when, in consequence.
of .the strong recommendation Of Sir SIDNEY..
SMITH, the invention has been, adopted by Govern..
ment ; and there is every reason to believe that l'i
will answer the most sanguine exile Cations whic4
may have been formed of its success.
. The ,present Martello Towers, therefore, or
Tower of Defence, or Impregnable Batteryi by:
whatever name, it .may be called, is a triangular,'
TOwer moving upon a pivot; by means of roller‘:.
and having one Gun of a. large calibre' inot`intell ht. ~
one of the angles. This ;new species of Fortifieis,.,
*ion is fixed in the ground, leaving a 'sufficient:OP,
Lion of it above to be enabled to work, he er•
and command an extensive range of coast, 1.,0
upper part is of wood, covered with sheet iennortlC.
the top is covered with the sante metal, 10::14:,,,,
to be bomb. root ;- the whole is Surrounded 0Y.4..!
moderately deep trench; The Teculiar elolo „.!
of this species of Fortification is, that 1t `rats,:
be destroyed or injured by a Canntinadel-1" a n
striking it can only glance • along the sutisolll4...
by the impetus given- by which, • the only c06:1,,..
quence that tollows is, that the Towel Awn,:
round.' The 'ClinnOrt in the Tower may he woke°
with ease by, three men, and the ,night being taker,,`;
ballms
iwschliiiiia/%:,
the piece may be instantly discharged, and wilt!'
the greatest celerity again loaded, and thus a cool;--
tinual cannonade kept up upon an Enemy -attempting.'
to land, calculated by
theset o e cannonvesse i
s o carry,i thteos the
eon
vwtahedeiegrmi:o seriouss°tl,itsliilee hole
toe:
chine is of a Very simple constration, and may ht:
worked with the greatest ease ; turning round with
celerity, the gun may be made to beat ur". ,
. , ~,
aronuympoliningt,wheithii,oc its range in the whole space tulr7,,:,
,therefore
to stand a regular siege, provision is
.and .
These kind of Towers are of course not. in'tollfti,!4*
made, by means of a subterrane,•.us passage,_i:tt:
whilst til l---* ..
train of un.p s. 'cr to blow up.the whole, !(.)gye.,,Trg;
with then urrounding Enemy, in Case the in TA
should have advanced so far as to remit? the
t 044,
of the Tower useless in repelling I,ll;ciralewdndihibisyttarninitap...milley',
who were in the Fortification would hl3".1„ It.''
time to escape. There is •j,° 411;4i7nCaisol - defend ,
lower part of the Tower for those wit the Jprnir
themselves with mosquettYr .
sit.oild have grit into . the TrenClo
This kind Ot FOrlifiCatiOn iS C°lsl er .bie woo'
men of science 41$d skill as the best possi
oteat alaugh•
of defending Al long range of Coast, as 0
scald
ee
rnteitittn?
themselves, or the men itothem. cannot be injured4.__u!
the Enemy's fite, 3
and they can only be remit! 0 Ilair
r4iaYllyheinnjohteinmgadtieteirenVtgsselts,a!' Ewl)'Ye'Tower‘`
less by the I I t • nvaa Cr& icing in Sufficient numberf to OA.
t fire op*
..
ter made anymot them by the incessant _ ...,
vai.ccinto the Country, rillwitlistending the siaugli.,
any up
foßltdnl ordinary eseu!en oar Isiui° or capture. : •
destroys, which they caws u.,

•
CITY ELTCTION.--At three oclock yesteriP.i!
the numbers on the psm were declared to. bei
!hen oer Of Mr. Alderman Praciiita,D -268 i
Mr. AltieritiAn Stinw . * • 1'539
Myr.
cekoltsteerm.an FLow sit - 674
tilee , Pollwifilin:a
al
finally closed.
,d:o.ins I adjournedinoe
o on
until
ctithisre,ed:isol.:
n,,,Prd
!EMPEROR...OF GAILRATe•aLSOMe Of our Bs•-- ,
,may have probably noticed, and considered 'S'
un
,i"es •a Paragraph. in most of the Pai*rfi "", a :
citlgthat- the we-11 known ,v,. Harr), pit,,,,ia'Ai 800 910,
plied to the Magistrates for leave to assume theueir •
°t!ft:tmt)hen:xratilteGdaMrr:gt.ia\l/Vraeircaonfails thatur
C ancientthem,
hrre:ugali.
'lid IluiltiY make applicatioß.to the Magigtral:.aelsi."
Great Iki. larlborough-streer, stating that llic,°lol
ot ' Garrat :wished to pnfer upon. him the '4ll/1;,,-ns'
title,To t ltii:nll.ti Country;iat he
i'leci' rnrilqudre:tt • iltl:l7:i°inial. oltr-mi ileca''':;lll;
i.irlw,ecrreidiehmimig, might legally assume such a.titic:?,o in.
Magistrate to whom he applied -very sti*Ow hit
that there was no objeetiOn 1° .1 e
taking upon him the imperia/priit. -Sir givroi,
claimedreiiredw tiltillsailleii7yagtoilZ dinigtielita iiSntial4heaaysilngiki 11'4011
immediately determined that the Eiretitm sllC'exti
wtahkeen.PLa rf':e' Harr'nyd witi iii"Cinoctultoltlsselbi ei.6crlll:;sleui'n4EllYnA:rta;:
And will, it is •upposed, asoutrie.the title nt. "ail be
by the grace of Fun, emperor VVairitt:,ivedi
CorOnaliant we resume, will not tie 101 l ""iiir,
prphabiy not longer than' the ninth of Novis go
at which period a correVendimi ceitimany will. I''
place. dr Paris.
of rvel/ locovas'
•On Sunday morning, between- the hours lt
and one, a private belonging tO the third A,
Ca r•iioc,
quartered at the sign of the Unicorn, in r,): it C*
Hull, in his sleep walked out of it lurrefi; ittO
stairs window, anti tell into the strert• i
li,ed : 00
conveyed to the Hospital very much " ),.,,,n 10
bones were howeVer brok/ -en and be is likely
recover. M c 144514 r
by ~. • , ic,i
A partridge was shot last week ' .d "1) ,
wood, of Gainsboro', from the. pinl°" i 0 beili
grew a glandulous substance, the slie.° lull ttO,
, d 111 .0
egg, which, when removed, weigov Tv bi
ounces ; also a smaller ,one ort the rump. ,
arld ,r,
:veharecndlitvoinhgimflaeswif
iwv,iotuhnackpdps.rent diffirultP
...

en 4-

Owttqc to the badness of the weatlier yes rdoy
the Piquet Guard was dismissed •htfore MA-
JESTY larded. Al`nut eight o'clock the ROYAL
FAMILY went to the Play, which went off wells
111 s MAJESTY was on horseback berme severs
o'clock this morning, and rode to the 13.ttrAcks, co
inspeti the Horses and Stables. After breakfot the
ROYAL FAMILY and Attendants' went on board
the Royal Yacht.
The Dux E Of CAMBRIDGE bathed this morning,
and afterwards act off to meet some Hot sea from
London.
This night THE fa MAJESTIES co►nntand The
Wotrdo, and Love Laughs at Locks.niths.

THE THEATR E.—Last night Mr. COOKE made
his first appearance this season at Covent Gulled
Theatre, in the Comedy of The Man of the World,
and he performed Sir Pertinax Mattycophant with
such comic humour and spirit as placed him much'
above the Author of the Piece in that Charatler.—
He was very warmly received at his entrance, and
obtained great applause throughout his performance.
Mrs. MATTOCKS was so much recovered that she
Was able to perform the part of Betty Hint with her
Usual spirit. Mrs. GLOVER gave a very animated
representation of Lady Rodolphe. The part of Lord
Lumbertourt wit; rendered more prominent by
WAODY than it usually appears. There is nothing
in the Comedy that ought to rescue it from ohli.
vion but the r excellent fading of Coox it, as it chiefly
consists of 1,,w, coarse, hackneyed ridicule Upon
every thing venerable in Church and State, It is
surpriairg, indeed, that such a heap of dull com-
aogn.place abuse should have obtained the sanftion
of the Licenser, who ought to revise it, and expunge
many of its passages. which are xery offensive to
those who respeft Government, and reverence the
clerical order. The Farce was liZin Ham: MUN.
Us highly directed his friends in the galleries, by
his grotesque performance of Little Jobe. The
part of Rehiv Hood was tolerably well supported by
T.mot, from the Haymatket, Ike4ac,oN suog
lery "It in 4dwie. The House was very well
attended,
M•
1
. rs
• a-fano! has very liberally expressed much
LO
olltisfsitiont rtc Miss Duart is engaged at Drury. nn Theatre, as she can now relinquish those
pans in genteel Comedy which she assumed merely
*Diem the theatre on the eetession of Miss Fast.
!'st. The Public therefore will again ace their.
favourite Mires' resume theist. charaiters in broad
mer Comedy, to which she originally owed her high and
ited reputation.
nwrtit has resigned his situation at Drury.
Lane Theatre, and has accepted an engagement for
Edinburgh. He is a very spirited young Ador,
and it is strange that his talents were not more en.
4P:swig by the Managers.
The Gentleman announced for the charader of
'VP Callaghan. o'll,4lla:ban, at Covent-Garden
Theatre, is said to be a Mr. Heap Re; from the
Dublin Theatre.Mr. •
BETTRITON, the father of Mts. GLOVER
the chief comic ornament of the London Stage, is
engaged to join STEPHEN Kt/states Company at
Newcastle.
Mrs. Gtovet, Mrs.
H. ‘..II)DONS, and Mrs.
JORDAN. are all ‘r as Ladies wish to he who love
their Louis ;" and we may expel that each will,
In a short time, present the public with a lit:lc
GAttRICK or Mel omens.
The -Country slay Bills, wherever little BETTY Performs, announce him by the title of the Young
itueisu. : This is a bold assumption, if it he mit
44ttiscP.t_ede,..hceause his appearance on a stage is thought
tit: tut to the family name.
. Performers at the Paris Theatres are at war •
"'the Authors.'The former, most of whom have
Imo..
emoto,Lar 4.0;000 hates a.year, want to reduce the
ithre irta -of the Authors, few of whom make
"Item ta from four to sOOO francs a. ear, The
'TPtt however, it is thought, will not succeed.
he am .
eve .1 —Orlikt Mrs. M---- has eloped from her
e M •
she d;., _ arquts with an Officer of the Gilead*:
hivinns however, beat an improvident retreat,
aph Previously secured an Annuity of 5001. per
• "3' Ili?, before her affectionate departure.
An
se Breeder thus closes an Advertisement
II The:ell/RI to be sold at itallinatlor Fair :—N.B.
own ineritsain„", when viewed, will best Teak their'
1%0 It Was very fortunate for the people of Scarbo.
that the Yr x :nate lately paid them a visit,
5,i,41./n!acheeiwnas :Commonly doll for want of some
es, 3.1, "'felted through the season with
nt and male 31444
t4,11:11..e "ew .inv enred Engines said to have been
disrtinuYea. in the recent attack on Boulogne, are
French,.
rushed by the name of Copts. T 117 conceive
or this c 6 much as they may long forhe the rithrt
oAtontry, arc not much pleased with such
At frieris.
godo lottha at Boulogne was intended for the
latiafied .444 Country, the French ought to he
1414216. Itivs,t edo not give them the trouble of in-
readily send them our Csirres.
—"ln Ld Sr.
leity dur:t V presided at the Admi-
should tia'ng the recent attack on Boulogne, we
en its sue" seen nothing. but extravagant eulogies
diOus 'mit!" Ina Morning Paper, instead of tout.
erroneous statements of its fiiiture.
11 is a
PM pity that the recent attack on the
the u at Boulogne was not made during the time
have ZroPtc,"llWas in that place, as it would certainly
a new light upon his plait of hrvorion•
The 1.
ndla 411"Pirl'inna 11,4316%1;e moo have dread-
auvz,ltsitat!)ed 'ae Fre!
%%Idly
ontnat the thoten', nap, 1: cannot he
Emperor Ni.r ts, ill sleep more
receiving the intelligence.
4,NR 0,0
•rit bi.h nNtzok was to have been vtle Of
hot be
slii)eierreFictuler.):4, hail /he former (`f .French
Ut • Now, we presume, he v, ot
Ur Com- b-ntut with the humble title of Direelar
eilia6Uo,pintart,uWolunlidhaillitgotthlieng"lealsTs'ptlieta7tfEll:hep'*Croorrsofi-
but; pi
.....ARTE
4a//,, with means to decorate ',is Ixfprrial
'es. He has ceit,,ioly introduced
!he, c:Loi,i fzcia " with vtr km nig
y L,in4r,