The Sun.
London, England, 1804-05-07 00:00:00

BARRACKS.

Major Thomas Edgar, on Half-pay of the late 89th Foot, and
Barracktrpaser of Riding-street, to be an Assistant 13. a-
- General, vice Robertson, deceased.

HOSI'ITXL STAFF.

Surgeon Tames °alien, from the zd Dragoon Guards, to be
Surgeon to -.he Farces in Ireland, vice .Is.iiining, dec.cased.
Assistant-Surgeon N. G. Emery, from the 32d Foot, to be
Surgeon to the 3d Battalion of Light Infantry of the Line
in Ireland, vice Menzies, removed to the goth Foot. •

MEMORANDUM.
Ensign Hickman Chartres, of the torn Battalion of Reserve,
is superseded.
_ .

ERRATUM in the Gazette of the zist ultimo.

For Major-General Sir John. Francis Craddock, K. B. teGI
Lieutenant-General in the Army in the Presidency of M
dra's only, read Major-General Sir John Francis Craddock,''
K. B. to be Lienteuant-General in the Army in the got

(To be continued).

pAN KRuptcY ENLARGED.

William Schultze and Philip Unger, of Great Winchestdp,
street, Broad-street, London, merchants* from May 5, to
June

BANKRUPTS.
Wilmer Mackett Willett, of Rushforth-Hall, Bingley, York-
shire, cotton-spinner, to surrender May i 7, to.. unit Julie
t 6, at four, at the Star Inn, Manchester, Lancashire. At-
tornies, -MesSrS. Chesshyre and Walker, Manchester;
or
Mr. Ellis; Cursitor-street, London.
Cilarles Wotton, of Bath, Somersetshire, milliner, to surren-
der May 22, 23, and June 16, at eleven, at the Argyle TA, ;
vern,"Baihwick, Sumersetshire. Attorney Mr. T. M.
Cuttwel No. 4, Westgate-buildings, Bath.
Simon Greethant, of ,Bedale, Yorkshire, grocer, to sur-
render May 25, 26, and lune i 6, at eleven, at the Black,
Swan, Bedale. Attornies, „Messrs. Dyneley and SOns;
Gray's-Inn, London •or Mr. Morton, 13ecialei Yorkshire.
Henry Levi, late of Ranisgate, Kent, 'dealer, to surrender
. Alay 8, at ten, 18, at twelve. and lune 16, at ten, at Guild-
hall, London. Attorney, Messrs. Cokayne aiid Taylor,
Lyon's-Inn, London,
William Sandbach, of Northwich, county of Chester, shop-
keeper, to surrender May 17, 19, and lone 16, at threesse,
at
a
the Star Inn, Manchester, Lancashire. Attorney, M,.
Chessityre and Walker, • M,inchester. •
Sarah Holtuden, of Seven Oaks, Kent, miller, to surrender
May t 6, at eleven, 26, at ten, and June 16, at eleven, at
Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mr. George Poole, Ser-
jeant's- limn, Chancery -lane, London;
tCilinS
or Messrs. 141
and Hader, Seven uaks, Kent.
John ilayes, of Maidsto,e, Kent, paper-maker, to surreki.
der MAY 7, 19, and'ltioc to, at eleven, at Guildhall,- Lon-
.l
Messrs. Uebary and Cope, I)4,er-build.-

LONDON, MAY 7, 0104.

Wit were most happy to hear this morning, from'
undoubted authority, that His MAJESTY had sent
for Mr. PITT. This circumstance alone augurs
well for the future prosperity of the Country We
have no doubt that his representations will be at-
tended to. At such a moment as the present, an
Administration comprising much of the talent of
different Parties, would perhaps be most likely to
rescue the Country from the difficulties with which
a weak Administration have surrounded it ; but if
Mr. PITT be at the head, we shall have the utmost
confidence that we shall meet our dangers with firm-
ness and success.

YESTERDAY we received Dutch Papers to the
id instant, which 'contain intelligence from Paris to
the z6rh ult. A Secret Assembly of the Senate is
said to have been lied at 'St. Cloud on the 23i, the
deliberations of which lasted for several hours, and
were supposed to relate to the First Consul's pro
jelled assumption., of the Imperial Dignity.
fl

, It is stated, in Letters from, Marseilles, that a
`Frencll Privateer had captured and sent in there an
English Brig, with Dispatches for Lord NELSON,
and a large sum in specie.
Colonel 'JOSEPH BONAPARTE Set off for Boulogne
on the 2gth, to join his Rcgi►nent.

The greatest exertions are stated to be making
in Belgium to complete the preparations for inva-
sion, and every thing is said to be ready for the
embarkation of the Troops encamped near Boulogne.
The French in Switzerland are waging the most•
inveterate warfare against English rnerchandize.

On Saturday His MAJESTY rode in the Queen's
Riding-house ; and yesterday walked in the Queen's
Garden. _ _

On Saturday ye,sterday Hss MAJRSTY gave
audiences to the LORD CHANCELLOR.
Saturday A ESTY and the PRINcESSeS took
an airing by liampstead; and yesterday on the Edge_
ware Road.

Yesterday the Qukes Of. KENT and CAMBRIDGE
dined with HER MAJESTY.

Yesterday the DUKE of YORK, left London fur
o.ltlands.
Saturday the DUKE of KENT dined with Lord
IiORARre

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PORTSMOUTH, MAI" 6.—Arrived this afteinool
His Majesty's Ship Courageux, from PlYmoth,"
take the outwatd;,bound East Indiarnen under her
Convoy, which are now delayed, owing to contrar►•

wind.
The West India Fleet are also detained, oviringro

the same cause.
Sailed yesterday the Fly Sloop of War for FA-
mouth, to get the Ships ready to join the Arsella
Frigate, the Commodore of the Convoy to the
West Indies, which will sail with the Ships ri°v"
here, the moment the wind is fair, and !fleet the
Falmouth Ships off that Port.
• Sailed the Comm'erce, CROSS, for Petersbures ar'j
several other Ships for the Eastward.
~"
Arrived His Majesty's Frig;ie Mercury, fr°ll)
cruizing off the French Coast.

•
SHEERNESS,. MAY 6.—Sailed yesterday 90
Cruize in the North Sea, the Kingsfisher Sloop
War, Capt. CR 113/1 ; 'and Escort Gun-brig, Lit°.
PEAKE, for Husely Bay.
The Lion Armed Ship, Capt. BRADLEY, 1135 the
Signal for a Convoy, .to the Baltic flying.
Lieut. DENNIS has been appointed to the "
mand of the hired Armed Cutter Constitativ:.

DEAL, MAY 6.—His Mdjesty's Ship TrgqP -
Basilisk Gim.t.rig, sailed on a Cruize cif Boul°ge‘

Arrived the Scourge from the Note.
Arrived the Dart from a Cruize off Cal,iis.
The Pleader, Amity, Cole worth, Arid, ana
cc)
tefirriz Transports, came down from the •I‘iv
and remain.
Sailed the Goodwill Lighter, with Boats fr°lll
the King's Yard for Sheerness.
11 the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Illustrious. Af"v-i,jr'i,
Leda, Virginie, Immortalite, Crescent, rer,zus. Nrsu
Lucifer, Discovery, Sulphur, Dart, Bonetra, and Scol"'

--...........—.
A Dublin Paper of Wednesday last, received this
morning, contains the following paragraph : :
Limerick Harbour, after having an anion on Tdel;
" A British Sloop 'of War on F' riday, rut or°
day last with a French Ship of Force, wilici ''',
sunk, with ,the 101 of one man—particular' °-
known." .
.
Capt. W. BLIGH has ben appointed to ti! W4'.
rior, of 7+ guns, at Plymouth. ti.c
.Capt. FIELDING, 'late of the Circe (lost in c'
North Sea) has been appointed to command the e'
Fencibles at Qucenburough.
Lieut. PELLEW is promoted to the rir, of Cott':..
rnander, and to the command of 'the my Sio°P' 1
Portsmouth.
a t
BTaevesselsermuda ,
a ;
ew
thoi r.
heh havesent bteoe nt
hsome
vy
~,!:,,ler, 11).1e sl 3,
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be attached to the Fleets at the different Isar
~
for,TdihheeispYorartecrteesitdi.tat is to be la uneh"- (', s
dered into Commission. Cirri!" G“tDN,tre' of td
'
the k,otutaO ,5.
i O#4 held, of 6+ gitris, is to ha .e
and Cape W ''') LI. EY to succeel bir3 •1:1 ‘ll4 ll'i'" •
ship. cu:hbareicotatlek.Fdrtilgieate.'o,-....,,,eign.
~,rriy at Dept•
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On Saturday Mr. PITT and a large political -,,
dine,i with Lord MELVILLE. 0 Rl'
Yesterday at twelve o'clock Lord HAWK"- °I 's
had an inierview SL ith Mr. ADDINGTON, ~,.° his
house in Downing street. At one o',clocK.
co.
Lordship went to his Offic and transaled nu94l:oler ,
P. I. THELLUSSON, Esq. gave an elegant among
on Saturday to a large party at Foley-house : '
lisro/.
the company wece, the Earls of Eus-rol) 00.
MORLAND, TEMPLE, tec. ; and yesterdaY l'elsco
a grand dinner to His Royal Highness the PR,
of WALES add a p'arty of Fashionables. efaaf .
mwfaeesi-hnrleiayoci-c,neire,ofiwPi.no.dirk and Kensington Gardens YCit pro'
tvOirsittohersatiior,
neexarhifibvieteod'cullouckch; ben
an 3
Count WoßoNzow, the Rvssian AMbass; i,,,,,a1)1°
PRINCESSSoti (ll Eonfd
Family, are' now among the numeroas t ,', ral:P
,entdhteawlnoialottstiilrbeyond example, and rte, and
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CESS CHARLOTTE is ex 61 vi
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oediti°l3
permission
eTrmhei.sas t v other " - •
against CuracJa, has been confirmed ..)11, tin a st!ati
from Jamaica. The Island, however; is 7.,err-,,p00c, -"$1
othfebsleociektatteire:, The fillowing is an extra" '•-- MO .
dated the i ith March '
has lately fitted out an expedi ~ Oa tan
which has failed, after Lending
800 N141,1130',110,
Sdilors, and having possession of .all the I.saea yip,
Fort Repulilicain. The men went unprOl
aloo- Gill;
Mortars, Shells, or Artillery Men, v° I,e it fe'
reduce this Fort, as it is impossible to ta:000
storm. Alt the men have been withdrawn
state (4
Lion against Co.ner,To
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returned here ; but the Island is still in aGorveOF
blockade by the Blanche Frigate and two
Has beell
irient Schooners." ,
itricarltlalitetsper tßssproiifiiits,3l::_ond tccitisr (01151:006
a mi
s.
a tOwing,
at
et
mo
eannt income i n .
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order issued by the Court of Ma a, 00,0
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In most of these it has been 5:. s„aio '
permission was granted by the Court 0, cctintrrs
thterapnaspl translation,
!tat; ei
iff :05008 lattc
in
cmonrd.eFTEßßEri,tiosuhrpmriziiel
sent- circular letters to all , . a ;nom, the
Spain, stating, that having receive
___rai 01 6t
that Privateers were fitting outs n
.se"Aed to a
against the Ships of Great. Britain, belie.ati. orde, ;of
ports thete; which lie knew must' tre:ootatc:s
with the Court on the subjea, and
card aril}
accordingly issued, prohibiting thec9," nisi, po' ,s
nveyediVir•ci s vier
,
. .
laAellintdpe rrli)zyteosth,.wet lishealtudeeviffi)teriet in
lia•CincOrhnscu°ls; theScth°://::11. C24e'
Sceuntitotno. the propex officers for putting
,

F O,'U THE DUTCH PAPERS.

P

AR Is, APRIL 26.--1 t i 4 Said that a secret as-
sembly of the Senate was held at Sr. Cloud last Mon_
day, which lasted several hours, hut it is not known
on what suUjed. Thns much, however, is certain,
that important concerns are on the tapis, and this
may likewise be inferred from the concluding pas-
sage of an Address, delivered by the President of
the Electing College of the Department of Haute
Garonne, (PSRIGNoN), a Member of the Conserves_
live Senate, who, at the parting of that College,
made use of the following expressions, relating to
the FIRST CONSUL :
" That great man, who possesses all the qualifications for
which great men are loved, without passions. without pre-
judice, without frailties, is born to command ethers, because
he governs himself : he has conquered Europe, enlarged our
boundaries, and confirmed our vidories : he has annihilated
all fathons, united the minds, restored the chief powers,
established uniformity in legislation, rekindled the torch of
arts, rebuilt the altars, rewarded their Ministers, and all in-
stitutions rest on the ancient pillars of morals and laws ; the
restorer, or rather creator, legislator, redeemer of the
realm,
which he alone was proclaimed worthy to govern, and to
eternalize the power and continuation thereof—But lam si-
lent—Led astray by the ardour of my feelings, and by per-
sonal connexions, I fear I should run too forward with se-
crets and wishes, which are within your hearts, as well as in
mine, but which you yourselves will make known."
A division of flat-hfottomed and gun-boats, from
Dieppe, has got into Boulogne in sight of the Eng-
lish-

An English Cutter, of I 2 guns, strick upon a
rock close by Douelan, was got oil, z: 'ci ~ilen foun-
dered on the main; her crew were save,:.l':-,•7. a fish_
they Were afterwards made prisoners by s-.11::,': stoops from Concarneau, 1 '
A Privatt frotn 'Boulogne-has, biot.,lll'; „in two
English relies this week.
- . • 4.,
6everalpersons aceuse4 fiffiatg .-S.Si--311',!'t. in land.
ing Wiglisll spies. ini. th:vinTilitstshtnt of La VendEt,
have been acquitted by a Military. Comm'ssion. •
Five per Cents. i.:4.. Ganes So cents. .1 ;...
APRIL 24.--The Ft ItST CONSUL, who now r.:.
sides constantly at St. Cloud, received there, last
Sunday, the Constituted Authorities, and gave an
audience to the DeputationS of the General Cluncil
of several Departments:
The Grand Council of the tecrion of Honour is
daily occupied with the organi-.:.:4ti00 of that Corps.
Those Members of the:Supreme Constituted Autho.
rities, who are appointed Memly:rs of the 7......' on
of Honout, ;;re to take the oath ;n the pl-esence of
the FIRST CoNsrit. I
Letters from Marseilles state, t%at a French P-..
Nateer has captured, and sent into a French fir. , 'jn
English Brig with dispatches for Lord DiTELOr.,:ani
two millionl in ::, They add, that the Di...'
tilatches and letters are vfly numerous, and -are con_ vYing to Paris by four en-d'armes, to be deliVert.l
g
to the FIRST CONSUL. Colonel JosEpti BoNAPARTR set Off yesterday I
for Boul,„. • • his Bottle to join i regiment.
BRUSSELS, APRIL 26.—The works in the dock-
yards in Belgium, anti, the adjoining depanments, I
have been carried on with so much speed) that they
Ar.e nearly completed. The last flat-bottomed boat
Vil be launched at Ghent in a few day!. The gun_
Sluysi and other
t'4l' 'lnd pinnaces from Btl.ges,
t Own h • •
IAcoN,
st ave joined the Flotilla of AdmirA .
in the d
uinped.
oek at Ostend : they are completely telly, t
Di • •
• vislons of Flotillas have also sailed from Dunkirk
for Boulogne, from time to time, and new vess:As
are on tht stocks. The, building of a Frigate of .I.:',
on
guns,t
and: other
k .atoked,Vsei,s , ;... .4 , ~ ~5..k.i...,,,,ty 4%. 4.-cle,l
a there is now not such a press for
• building smaller craft. It is expefted that the armed
Vessels, which have been got ready on the Meuse,
will have reached their destination by the middle of
Nlay. .

The War.lVlinister and General SooLT are occu.
pied in inspeaing the Troops encamped 113-
I°gne, for whose embarkation every thing is readytl.
Meanwhile the Inspetc.tor.General of the Artillery is
gone before the said Minister to Flanders. to ins Pea
Vl that belong to that department of the Expedition.
z tom the preparations made, it is inferred that the
gteatest part of the force destined against England
is to sail from Boulogne, and that exertions will be
made to
assemble the whole Flushing Flotilla at that
tar,. After the sailing of the Expedition, a sulikient
'''' 41'411 be left at every point of the coast, for its
defence a •
gatnst an
mike, by ,„,, y.attac s• k which the Enemy might
second e , yof diversion ; or else to serve fora
deemed
moarKation, in
sufficient - ' ent of the
case the first should not be
to the perteft attainment plan of invasion.
13ASLE) APRIL /8. General VIAL, Ambassa-
doro from the French Republic, continues to hold
Cnstant confe7ences with our Landamtnan, which
late cunsidered to be
re-
ed to the E " '
theto throw Sw of great importance, and to
-ngso Emissaries, who have endeavour.
the trade
Switzerland into confusion ; as also to
carried on with English INilerchandize on
_ rontiers of Switzerland.
Panda Bch French
to the
Minister has made a complaint
has:lnmtnan on the above subjeas. A Resolutionh
Melt li ert°•sequenee, been adopted, that all Britis
' w it 1 ma ' still tiers of Berne, shall b
an-Ize
h. 1 ). •ll remain on the Fron.
and that e intercepted by the French,
any further accumulation thereof shall be
most strinly prohibited • that on the introdd.lion
_or passage of P 1 ' "
Frontiers, —nglisit i;nanufaaures on the French,
a declaration of them shall be made, and
t Proprietors be subjeaed to a penalty, according
thet value of the goods. It is suspeaed that most
f
91those goods on the Frontiers are the property o
ptenchmen, and were intended to be introduced into
f
br.nee over the Mountains of Jura, and the Lake o
.....tenne.
Ilisturbances having broke out in some Distrias
of the Canton of Berne, the Magistrate has sent an
extraordinary Committee to
pnformation.
it is, however, certain, that
therocure first accounts of these disturbances have been 'greatly exaggerated.

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w.The _____
Eleaor of BADEN has charged the Prussian
"4inister, Count GOERTZ, who votes fir him at Ra-
-I,l3hpn, to notify to the Diet the late
violation of his
Lerritoty by the French. The communication,
ever'how-
eve is to
be made individually to :he
iVlinisters of
different Courts, the Elector being afraid to
make a public avowal of the :
injury.
_, The COMIteSS SCHWIRHELDT, who had been con-
". ernned to two years imprisonment, has been re-
leased from her confinement at Paris.

ROY A!. ACADEMY.

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N 6. 151. A Summer Evcning.—p T
J. ....OUTFIER.ZOtTP.G,
K. A.

,
Wa E have here fine specimen of the brilliancy
which distinguishei the pencil of this Artist, 006,0
we cannot but consider his Summer Evening as ra-
ther tog hot. The subjea is taken &um the ftr:,.t
stanza of GRAY'S beautiful Elegy, but, we .con.
ceive, that the Artist has exhibited too early a
period of the Evening ; for the Poet, instead of being
kit. to darkness and himself, is in the midst of
scene enlivened by the splendors of a setting Sun.
Mr. LOUTH r tt BOURG does not seem to have a good
conception of poetical taste, as he makes the Bard
churlishly turn his back upon a grand scene of na.
cure, visible in the departing luminary. The cat-
tle are admirably finished. There is a beautiful,
sober, and solemn hue over the Church., and if the
heat of the other parts of the piElure were softened,
it would be an exquisite work of art.

No. 138.-Portrait of the Earl of Moira.—M. A. SHEE,
R. A.

A very spirited who:e.length of this Noble Man,
coloured with great splendor. The attitude is an.
affeaed, and the likeness exaa. The piaure is
very shewy altogether, and has much substantial
merit.

No. 44. Portrait of Earl Spencer.—M. A. SHEEN R. A.

This is undoubtedly ►he best work which Mr.
SHEE has sent to the present Exllibition. The re-
semblance of the very rcspetiable original is exaa,
and, without.any fear of being accused of Aristocra
tical Bigotry, we may say that this Portrait strong
ly displays what has been termed the Noble:l:an-look.
There is a beautiful clearness in the colouring, and
great strength of charader in the whole.

IMPROMPTU,

OCCASIONED BY THE NEWSPAPER ATTACKS ON THE NEW

FRONT AT CHARING-CROSS.

THE PHOENIX-OFFICE--\'O, it cannot be;
Then why against an honest Artist rail !
'Tis a Stone-maron's Sir,p, we plainly see,
And these arc Pillars just put up for sate.

THE OP PK A. —Though La Vergine „lel Sole was
represented for the fourteenth time on Saturday last
at the. King's Theatre, yet the Opera and GRAsctrgt
vpun off with as much ec/..-.1 as ever, and afforded

a higl treat to a very elegant and numerous audi-
.:_nce.. She very properly kept her voice within
'dm middle region, and therefore no tones were heard
that approached either to a grunt or a scream, both
of, which are too dim heard, when Performers de-
sert their province. The last Duct was encored,
and the most profound silence and attention pre-
vailed among the audience, during the whole of the
r.eprt:sercarket. DES HAYEs and his wife gave
ter admired Pas des Deux in the Diverrisement,

.7ith their usual skill, and excited thunders of ap-

plause.

They did not dance in the concluding

11,1i:e; of /ma..

ANIVEUR CC*CERT.—This liberal and ch-gant
institution we iind, patronized by the higher
r.:llr.s with more aid:A.lr than was rxpeded. Among

the Itistrumeutal t'erfOrmers engaged to support the
undertA.!-G. ate .A.siiEr the three
VS, the 4,PiL=ii.)E,l4, i-oLza Es, MOItALT,
Miss CANT E &C., &C. Tile chief vot:V Perform-
ers are, to he ;Master KELLNER, SALE, VAUGHAN,
Goss, SALE, jun. ELLIOTT, EVAN,, &C. with
Chorus Singers; and Boys to assist in the Chorusses.
The whole promises, indeed, to be the high resort
of Fashion.

VOCAL CONCERT.—WC have not had room to
notice the progress and conclusion of this charming
Concert, which, after a very prasperous season,
closed on Friday last at the Nev Rooms in Ilanover.
square. It has been supported by the chief people
in this Country, and was fully entitled to the dis-
tinguished patronage which attended it. Mrs.Bie.
LINGTON, BARTLEMAN, and HARR ISON, were the
principal Vocal Performers, and were all highly
admired. Mrs. BILLINcToN's " Sweet Bird,"
with Mr. F. CRAMER'S Accompaniment on the
violin, on Friday, was the most admired' effort of
the night. HARRISONwas very deservedly ap-
plaude.i in a new ,Air cemiposed by Bitootts, and the
charming Glee, " Oh! Lady Fair," was given
with exquisite taste by Mrs. BILLINGTON, BAR.
TLEMAN, and HARRIsoit. The Concert was pa.
tronizcd by no less than 806 Subscribers.
THE THEATRE.—After the Tragedy of The
Stranger, on Saturday last, at Drury-lane Theatre,
the interesting musical entertainment of Rosina was
brought forward. The part of Bele/We was perform-
ed by Mr. LEE, who played Carlos some time aga, in
The Duenna. Mr. LEE is improved in his singing,
but he has made no advance towards theatrical merit.
He sung " Her mouth which a smile," very well,
and was encored. He introduced The Thorn, and
was encord in that also, but not with equal ze4l.
A Mr. GIBBONS assumed the charader of Captain
but we cannot say much in favour of his
singing or his at'Aing. Mrs. MOUNTAIN was very
interesting in Rosina, and sung with great skill and
sweetness. The Airs of this After-piece are cha-
ratlerized by so much sentiment, simplicity, and
beauty, that the audience could not but'be struck
with their excellence, compared with the meretricious
extravagance of some Italianizcd compositions
which have since bewildered the Public ear on the
English Stage.
INCLF.DON is still too much indisposed to admit
of his resuming his theatrical station, and his •part
in The English Fleet was therefore performed on Sa.
tuiday last by HILL.
The new Opera of Il Rano Eli Proserpina is to
be rehearsed again to-morrow morning, for the pur-
pose of rendering the Chorusses as complete as the
rest of the representation. Never hardly was a
Serious Opera brought forward in this Country
with the support cf two such Singers as GamsiNi
and BILLT NGTUN.
The new Ballet preparing for Mr. COLMAN'S
Theatre is in such forwardness, that it will be
brought forward very early in the season. Great
expence has attended the preparation of dresses and
scenery, as it is to be a magnificent Speetacie. The
Music is to come wholly from Mr, CU