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London, England, 1818-06-17

51017.

E CITY OF Coast has three candidates for
its reptesentation.—Colour M. Loagfield, Sir N.
C. Colthurst, Hon. C. H. nutchinson. The
contest will be-chit fly between Sir N.C. Colihrrist
end Mr. lititchimon.
As to the liort,i►ghs of this County, we do not
think there: wilt be Amy contest in them. A con-
test.was spokepf%Ofat Mallow ; no one, however,
has as yet conie forward to disturb the pretensions
of the sitting member, Mr. Cotter. Youglia4ako,
we suppose, will be left 4o Sk J. Keane. Kinsale
is reßresented by an opposition member, Henry
Martio, a London Gentleman, who is re-
turned through Isis own great personal merit and
the patronage of Lord De Clifford.
CouNTY oi.-KtattY.—The Comity will be con-
tested by the Knight of Kerry, Colonel Crosbie,
and. Sir E Denny. the contest will lie between
the two latter Gentlemen.

. . . .
Tralee.---We hare not heard whether Mr.
Raithe will be aptin returned for this Borough.-
COUNTY OF LiNlsracts..—No contest in the
county rlierefote Mr. Qnin and Mr. Odell, the
sitting Members, will be again returned. For tlie
city, the Hon. Miiir Vereker and Me.
.(perhaps) are rivals, each on their former interests,.
which, however disguised, are Protest:ant and
Anti-protestant.
CouNTY of CLARE.The. Candi:lloes for this
county are Sir F. O'Brien,- Colonel Fitzgerald,
and the Hight lion. Vesey Fitzgerald. It is not
.konwn who is to stteceed this last gentleman for
thellorough of Ennis, incase or his success in the
county.
CouNTY OF TIP-VERARY General
Mathew, Hon. F. A. Prittie, art(' Lord Cahir, are
Candidates for the. county. The gallant General
being. (it- is said) sure of his-election, -the con-
test will be bet Ween Mr. Prittie and Lord d;al►ir.

Cashet.—Sir Charles Saxton will probably be
returned this year for this Borough.

Cionmel.--liight Hon. \Villiaut Bagwell will of
course be again returned.
Court-Tv or WaTrutFottp.—•-No contest in the
County, of course Lord G. Beresford and Mr.
Power 'will sit again, • The City at Waterford
being rendered a close Borough by compact, and
the management of that undoubted friend to the
Election, •Sir J. Newport, will consequently be
represented by him.
Of the 25 Members for the province, as anears
by the above' list, it.-large majority is likely to be
frani.tbe Ministerial party.
A report, that them envill be no opposition in.the
approaching election to represent this connty,.bas-
been .generally circulated doting the last fortnight.
As tar as we can pAccive, it. has not the slightest
foundation. Lord • Stopford was in.. town the
whole of yestet day, making arrangements for the
occasion ; and there is every prospect of -a sharp
• contest Wexford Herald )
London, England, 1818-04-25

'HOUSE OF COZIONS, FRIDAY) APRIL 24.

Mr. HORNBY presented several 'Petitions from the inha',
bitants of Preston, in Lancashire, praying fur Parliamentary
Iteform.—Laid on the table.
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR moved for Itetiirns. of the number-of
Prisoners set free under the general gaol delivery tur the
County of Lancaster:—Ordered. •

Mr. N. POLE presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of
the Town of Portarlington, in the Queen's County, against
the Window• Tax.—Laid on the'tAble.

Lord T. CAMPBELL presented a Petition from theiostices
of the County of Argyle, against the Scotch Lunatic Asylum
Bill.—Laid on the table.

A Petition *as presented from Nottingham: for Parliamen-
tary Reform.—Laid on the, table.
Sir CLAND presented a Petition fintu the Labourers
of certain Cotton Factorie's jn favour of the Cotton Factory
Bill.—Laid on the table.

Mr. BROGPEN brought up Estimates of the Expence of
the Navigaaon,between the'Eastern and Western Seas.--!,aid
on the table.

I.tn 1 LASCELLES hroughtin a Bill to Light the Town of
Sheffield with (;as.—Bead at first time.

Lord A. HAMILTON presernetis. a Petition from the
County, of Lanaik, against the Scot?,l; Lunatic Asylum
Laid on the table, and ordered to. be printed.
London, England, 1818-04-25

PARLIA:MENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, APRIL 24.

Some local and private Bills were brought up
from the House. of Commons by Sir James Gra-
ttan, and other Members, and read a first time.
• Mr. Maitland, from the East India House, pre-
Sented an Account of Regulations made by the
“ovetnments inintlia.-,--o:dered to lie upon the
table.

The Class Di►lies Bill was read a second time,
and connnittt.d. for :11,,tillai%

A conversation of some length took,place upon
tl►e Eau Brink Drainage. Bill, in which the Earl
Of Orford, the Earl of Hardwick?, the Earl of
Lauderdale, the Bishop- of Landaff, the Lord
Chancellor, and Lord-Grenville, took part.. It-
arose.npon a ;notion made by the Earl of Orford
to I►ear Counsel on behalf of Petitioners, upon
the third reading of the 13111, who stated-their in-
terests to he affected by it, and that they bad not
beard till last week of its existence; and also
ttirned npon the question whethtr the Stainting
o.ders hail, in regard to the Bill, been violated ?
livon:ths point the 13• shop of Landaff maintained
they had not, the Bill being a Drainage and not a
NaVigAtion It %Vas- at•length propos, d, by
L ref Denville, to recommit the Bill, and rettr
be Petition; to the Committee, which was agreed
to.
London, England, 1818-04-13

bable increase of law expenses (already swollen to
art immense amount), from appeals being likely to
become very frequent to ward off the operations of
the Select Committees.

An examination of its various clauses will de-
monstrate whether I am right or wrong in my
conclusions. It seems to me worthy the charac-
ter l have given it; to others it may afar dif-
ferent ; at. all eftwts, no harm can .ensue from a
discussion of its merits ; and to that end I hope
others will arise to assist me in calling the atten-
tion of the public so forcibly to it, as to render it
necessary for our Representatives to pay us the
compliment of not suffering it to pass into a law
without the strictest scrutiny.
Bedford, April 7, I SlB. A. B.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Perforated on Satyrday Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.—Ways and Means : Sir Da-
vid Dander, Mr. Dowton ; Harriet, Miss Boyce. After
which, The Falls of Clyde. To which was added, The
Sleeping Draught.
THEATRE ROYAL, COGENT-GaunEN.—The Devil's Bridge:
Count Belino, Mr. Brahain ; Rosalvina, Miss Stephens.
After which, Killing No Murder.

A aftlytn-1 Dublin, 3 Waterford, I Gottenburgb, I Lisbon,
I Malta. DUE—I Dublin, 2 Waterford, I Holland, I
France, 1 Hainburgb, 1 Flanders.

PRICE 0

THIS nAv AT T.
S pr Cent. Red....7Bam 79
3 per Cent.
4 per Cents .....97 97
sper Ct. N.Ann.lo6Ali 101}
Bank Long Ann... 20 7-laths

F STOCKS
.rvELv o'ci.ocx.
India Stock..... 238
India Bonds...—. 92s 935. pr.
Ex. Bills, 2d,..... 135. 20s. pr.
Ditto, lid. 2os. 21 s. pr•
Cons. for May, 79 a 80A1

Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
from the Returns made in the Week ending the 6th day of
April, is 51s. 4d. per cwt.

HIGII WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO.MORROW.
Morning, 36 minutes after 8. J Evening, 2 minutes after 9.
London, England, 1818-04-14

Silt RICHARD MUSGRAVE, Bart:

• :'rout The Dublin Currespnwlent, 4pril 7.)
This (minently distinguished charactcr, both
public and private, who devoted a long life to the
service of his-country, of his friends, and of man-
kind, by the unwearied exertions of no ordinary
talents, literary; political, and moral, expired at
his house in Holies-street, after a lingering illness
of several months, on Monday, April 6, 1818.—
Notwithstanding the fatigues of a most aiduou's
and responsible office, as Collector of the EXcise
in the. Post of Dublin, which he held for many
years, and uniformly discharged with a diligence,
ability, and courtesy, that won the respect of all,
and extorted even the applause of his,political ene-
mies (personal he had ,none) ; yet,. by the rare
and uncommon ardour of his mind, and the energy
of his
,disposition, ever active and on the alert, he
contrived, during the scanty intervals of official
business, to create, as it were, time for writing
and publishing his important and authentic His-
tory of the Irish Rebellion, and ,an immense
number of minor publications beside, on histor.
rical ,and' political subjects, through the various
channels of Patirphlets, Reviews, Magazittei, and
Newspapers, in which he strennorisly iaboured.,
even to the last months 'of his life, to o;;en the
eyei of the public, and enlighten the-administra-
tion to the soundest*political interests of the Bri-
tish Empire. His memory will be levered and
embalmed in the hearts of the friends who knew
him best (among whom is the writer of this, who
was honoured with Iris uninterrupted intimacy
for half a century) ; and his liberal and enlarged
beneficence to the poor and needy, withotit dis=
auction of sect or party, cannot tail to excite
universal regret for his loss.—Uitimus illce Roma-
norum. •

curo.

LAW.—In the King's Bench yesterday theft
was no business of general interest : in the Cow-
mon Pleas a rule to spew cause was granted in the
case of Pnit.PoT V. MORTLOCK, in which da-
mages of 12001. bad been given to the Plaintiff
at the last Chelmsford lisbizes. The grounds of
the motion were, that the. Judge (Baron Woon)
had left a matter of law to the Jury, and that the
damages were excessive.
London, England, 1818-04-14

BANK ADVANCES.

The Earl of LAUDERDALE, •With, a. view to his
motion-on Thursday, thought it would be of
poriance to have an.Acconnt of the State of the.
Advances of the Bask of England to Government.
Before the Wolk Restriction, these advances came
regularly under. the cognizance of Parliament.;
but since that the practice had been altered, and
the state of the advances 'upon the Exchequer
Bills and other Securities was not accurAtely
known. A motion to obtain this species of in-
:formation not having beet) of lat"e nuicie, he should
not move ire but give notice of it for to-moil-ow:.
The motion uas—forpti Account of the present
stare the Advances made to Government by the
Bank of England upon Exchequer Bills. and other
Securities.--Adjourned till Iv-morrow (this day).
London, England, 1818-04-14

tVe received this morninglbree day's Paris
Papers to Saturday last inclo4l:ve. The Chamber.
ot- Peers assembled on Thursday, and appointed
two Special Committees fo examine and report
upon (Lig Projets respecting the Bank of France
and the Customs Duties. The nature or object'
‘,l the Projet respecting the Bank has not
yet been disclosed in the Jouroals. Wed-
nesday, Thursday, and Friday, the Chamber of
Deputies were occupied in discussing some
of the articles of the Budget. This prolonged
and tedious discussion chiefly relates to local
questions, and is of no interest out of France.
The further consideration of the subject was ad-
journed till Saturday. The trial of the persons
charged with -the assassination of M. FIJALDES
1V as still proceeding. On the 3d instant Madame
MANsoN seemed disposed to make further disclo-
sures against the prisoners, and made use of some

mysterious words, but• she was taken ill in' the
midst of her emotions, and the Court was ad-.
jourmed till the next day, without the looked-for
gratification of the public curiosity.—The follow-

ing are extracts :
" Pains, APRIL 9.—The Duke of Wellington
himted yesterday with the Ptinces in the forest of
St. Germain.
" We learn from Lyons. that the merchants
there appear disposed to take a considerable share
in the loan about to be raised by Government.
" APRIL 10.—The .Baron Moonier, President
of the Mixed Commission of Liquidation, had yes-
terday a conference with the Duke of Wellington.
The Duke de Fernand Nunez, the Spanish Arn-
bassador, had also a conference with his Grace.
'' We 'learn from Bordeaux, d'Augouleme,
Angers, Moulins, Digne, Macon, and
Go), that the wheat and the vineyards present the
fairest prospects of abundance. • .
" APRIL 11.-The Duke of Wellington had a
long conference yesterday with the Duke de
Richelieu, President of the mixed Commission of
Liquidat ion.
1' The King will go to St. Cloud about the
middle of June, and remain there five weeks.
" Yesterday the Duke de Richelieu on returning,
from his conference with the Duke of Wellington,
had an audience of his Majesty.
" FIVE PER CENTS.
" Wednesday .. G6 f. 80 c.
" Thursday 6-1; 1. 90 e.
" Friday
" DEFERRED STOCK.
" Wedneday.... ,
" Thursday • 79. f. 30c.
" Friday 79 1. 33 c,
" VIENNA, MARCH 29.—1 t is not the, Grand
Duke Nicholas, but the Grand Mike Aiichael,
who is expected here. A credit of -200,000
London, England, 1818-04-14

[PRICE SEVENPENCE.

EAST INLiIA COLLEGE. •

We have too often had occasion. to notice the
illiberal—attacks which have been made on this
exceilentlnstitution at Hertford, and Persons hnt

little acquainted with the peculiar views and poll-
icsiof the various Competitors, for the lucrative
Prizes in the pAtronage of the East India Com-
pany, can scarcely have avoided observing with
surprize the perseverance %vitt) which Debates and.
Paragraphs, in abuse of the Colkge, have for some
lime been obtruded on'the Public, in particular
Newspapers. It is not very long since the Readers
of The Times were alarmed with an account or

the Principal's having been pursued by a
Dog with a. tin-kettle tied to his tail, and

!hough their belief of this terrible instance of.
Rebellion might be somewhat checked • by re-
colltotiog that, according to the most cele-
brated naturalists, a dog so accoutred generally
has his thoughts too much intent. on fliuht to be
very likely to take the spirited part of a,pursuer ;
yet they would be in more danger of giving some
credit to another part of the same article, which
asserted, that the windows of the Council-room,
and the head of one of the Professors, had been
broken; becanse, notwithstanding the repea•ed.
declarations of the same Paper, and of certain
orators, as to the exressive stupidity of the Col-
lege anthorities, they might still doubt, whether

eir heads would be found on trial to•be of harder

aterials than a flint or brick but. It would be

wrong, however, to tnAce this distinc:ion,as
plausible as it May seem. F.a the pursuit of the

L incipal by this extraordinarily., boil wits

just as true as the attack on the windows of the
Council-room, or the persons of the Professors.
But the frequent repetition of these meritoriou3
attempts to depreciate the institution, and to
lower the credit of the Profess Ors in the eyes of
►heir Pupils, was likely to produce the desired el-

ect iritime; and then a trifling exaggeration of

that effect would be swallowed by the pnblic with-
out much difficulty. 7'he Morning Chronicle .of
Monday accordingly announces, that the College
is in a state of uproar, and that 40 out of GO stu-
dents have been sent away. We_have taken time

to inquire, and have learnt (as any one may who
chooses to step into the India Honsej., that, in
consequence of some certainly very gross in-
stances .ot misconduct, eleven students have beeil
sent from the College, and order has been re-
stored. In determining the fluid punishment of
these young men, we hope that their Superiors
will not forget with what difScuity an unexpe7
rienced mind, at such a feverish age, can with-
stand the eficets of the inflammatory stimulants
%vhich have been so perseveringly administered.

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and should sbew this by his vote When the mea-
sure was proposed.
" Mr. Gooch had been at Lord Liverpool's,
and disapproved of the proposition.
",Mr. METun EN Warmly supported the Amend-
ment ; as did also General WAI,I3OLE, who asked;,
whether if sitch. an. expression of: tegard to the
burtliens of. the. country hail been in the original.
Address, Gentlemen would Wye' voted for leasing
them out ? _ _

" Sir W. CURTIS said lie had not been at Lord
Liverpool's, though he had on occasions of a si-
milar kind, and had expressed his mind freely.—.
It he had been ilieve, he should to-day have-op-
posed the proposition decidedly, and so he should
when it came on—but be would not vote now for
the Amendment.

" Sir S. RomILLY begged the House, be-
fore Voting, to recollect that the whole of
the Members to whom the private and unconsti-
tlpional disclosure had been made in the morning,
and who alone knew its noure, had, from all that
tow appeared, disapproved of it—anti (tad oue
after another informed the House of its being of a
kind impossible to he supported by them who
usually v6ted uith Ministers, \Vas it too notch
in these circumstances to record the warning of
the Eloise to Ministers in the Address, and-to let
it be known that there existed Bete such an opi-
nion.% The origbial Address would only tend to
midrad any one who read it as to the sentiments
,its the House, and the reception which the prop°-
,
sit ion was likely to meet "with.
London, England, 1818-04-14

IRISH COURTS OF JUSTICE.

The, Mattpris of LANSDOWNE, with reference to'
his obiervations on Friday respecting Cootos of
Justice-oh Ireland, observed that he bail since
a communication with a very respectable person,
the' Prothodotary of the Court of Coinmon Pleas
in Ireland, front whom he learnt with satisfaction,
that though there .bad been great .neglect in en-
rolling the Recoveries, that none of them were
lost. The reason given for not enrolling them for
a considerable period was a very insufficient one,
namely, that there wete no Clerks- in the office
who could- write well enough, hot it was satis-
factory to know that the Recoveries themselves
Isere not lost.
PARDONS UNDER -THE GREAT SEAL.

The Margins of LANsoowa then adverted to
a measure -now in the House of Commons, at
which L•e e%pressed his satisfaction, for ditnio
the expense of suing out Pardons under the
Gieat Seal. Perhaps many would he surprised'
to learn, that the Stamp Duties- payable 'on suing
out a Parlors tinder the Great Seal.atuonnted to
no less than 401. The expellee of it rendered it
utterly impossible for the far greater number of
persi.ns 'who were pardoned to sue Out a Pardon
under the Great'Seal, without which their Lord-
'ships of course knew that such p►►rties could not
be':coutt►elent witnesses in a Court o(Justke, nor
were, in tact, restored to their rights as British
subjects. It was highly essential that this evil
should, be remedied. His Lordship concluded by
movie for an Account cif the revs and EXpences
payable on suing out a Partial.' under the Great
Seal.
The Loan CHANCELLOR had ❑o ohj:ction to the
!notion ; but wished to be added to it the words,
tlisrit►guishitih the parts 01 the Fees payable to
different persons."
Tire Marquis of LANSDOWNR consented to",thiS
aildition, and the motion was agreed to, as was
also a subsequent Motion of his Lordship, for an
Account of the Number of Pardons 'sued out Ala-
'ing the last ten years.
EXPENCE OF. PLEADING NOT GUILTY.

Lord HOLLAND adverted to the' heavy expencc
incurred, in several cases where the parties in-
dicted pleaded Not Guilty. The expellee incurred
was, :indeed, so_considerahle„ that professional
men were actually in the habit of advising some of
their clients to plead. Guilty to Indictments charg-
ing them with offences of which they were certain-
ly innocent, rather'than incur the heavy expence
arising from a plea of Not Guilty. lie expressed
a hope that some Noble Lord would take up this
subject with a view of remedying the evil.
London, England, 1818-06-26

TIIE THEATRES.

COVENT-GARDEN.--The Siege of Belgrade was re•
presented here last night, and BRAHAM, who per-
formed The Seraskier, took leave of the public for
the present season. He -detetmined to leave a
good impression by the number of songs which
he gave, and by excellence of his manner. He
retired amid the loudest and most gratifying ap-
plause of a numerwis audience.
ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE.—We were prevented
yesterday, by a press of other matter, from no-
ticing the performances at this Theatre on the pre-
ceding night. The Beggar's Opera, condensed
into two acts, and consequently relieved of
notch offensive vulgarity, was the first repre-
sentation. Mrs. 1-I..K6MBLE, whose name, ne
see, is now announced in the play-bills, appeared
in the part of • Polly. She was less diffident, and
therefore in singing and acting appeared to more
advantage, and tolls confirmed the favourable
impression which she had previously made. Her
action too was less redundant, arid- seemed to be
entirely ;he result of feeling. She gave all her
songs with expression, and was so successful in
" Cease your funning," that it was universally
encored. Miss KEI;LY'S Lucy Was throughout
'admirably characteristic. HARLEY had rather too
much of the slang character in Filch, particularly
in the song. ~The Opera on the whOle was well
supported.—Mrs: H. KEMBLE appeared again last
night as Rosetta, and is likely to become one of
the chief vocr'l favourites of the public.

THE QUEEN.—The account of the state of her
Majs!y tro►n the Physicians yesterday, was,—
The QUEEN has had a very good night, and is
much better to-day." On Wei!nesday her Ma-
jesty received visits from the Countess of CAR.:
DIGAN and Lady BANKs. Yesterday morning,, at
eleven o'clock, the Duchess. of GLOUCESTER left
town to attend her Royal Mother, and remained
with her during the day. In the evening she re-
turned to Gloucester House.

Thursday morning Prince LEOPoLD left Clare-
mont and proceeded to Woolwich, where his
Royal Highness inspected the Arsenal, the whole
of the Artillery, and the different Government
Establishments. , His Royal Highness afterwards
dined with General Mact,Koo and a select party.
Jo the evening his Royal Highness left Woolwich
for London. Yesterday morning, about eleven
o'clock, his Royal Highness went out in his car-
riage, attended by Colonel ADDENBRoKE, and
proceeded to lIARDENBERG's, the sculptor's, in
Mount-street, to view the bust of his Royal High-
ness, which is executing in marble as a compa-
nion to that of dictate Princess CHARLOTTE, put
up lately in the Gothic Temple, in the pleasure
grounds in Claremont Park, which is now to be
converted into a Mausoleum to her revered me-
mory. His Royal Highness proceeded to Carlton
Elonse, to pay his respects to the PRINCE Re-
GENT, and afterwards walked through Waterloo-
place, to view the new buildings and improve-
ments. His Royal Highness dined in town, and
afterwards returned to ClAretuont.
London, England, 1818-06-26

ripo COUNTERACT the manratte.npts that
are daily diade to impose the unwary a spurious
coniposition instead of -the Genuine Blacking, Prepared by
DAY and •NIAIITIN, they have adopted a new• label, in which
their address, 9, High Holborn, is so conspicuously placed,
in the crone, that they trust an ;Melillo') to t Iris, and the
difference tqf the ',lie, Which is unlike alnetter-press, will
enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition.
'I he Real. Japan made and sold Wholesale by
DAY and MARTIN, 97, High IVlhorti, and ictailed by the
priocipal Groevrs, Drug4ists, Boasehers, Ironmougeri; Per.;
fumers,.Boot-makers, &c. in the United Kingdom, in Bottles
at Gd. Is. and each.-
London, England, 1818-06-26

KENT.

TO'he SOLD. 4 PRiVATE CONTRACT, an
ESTATE Within 'fifty males of London; consisting of
an extensive Manor Well qthekeil with Game, a 'Capital 'Mau-
sion-house and Park, and suitable Ont-buildings, arid up-
wards of 4-30oti Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood
Land, chiefly in ime Parish.
FM- farther Particulars apply tai Mr. Wood rite,
Golden square, London, where the Maps of most Parts of the
EstAc may be seen.
London, England, 1818-06-26

P U L CAl'I 0 N S.

This Day were published,
The Second Edition, is 12n,0. price 7s. boards,
31) RNLI K ti• -on the AR or Making WINE,
with Suggestions for the Application of its Principles to
the improvement 'of ponie,4ie Wines.

By JOHN NIACCULLOCH, M.D.
Printed fur Lougtuan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
London.

Ou July Ist will be published, in Bro. Price 7s. 6d.
NUMBER X. of

THE- JOURNAL of SCIENCE and the
ARTS, edited at the Royal Institution of Great Britain.

COXTFNTS

. •1. Signor MonticellFs Ileport to the Royal Academy of
SCienees at Naples, upon the Eruption oft Vesuvius in
ot'cittiher,.l'6l7.
11. InStrktions forthe Adjustmen4and Use of the Instru-
ments imputed for the Norther n Expedit nis.
DesCriorion of the Apparatus, alluded to in the fore-
going Paper, for liringink up Water from' certain Depths of
the Sea.
Extract Of a Letter front JoLn Davy, M.D. to Sir H.
Davy, on the Interior of Ceylon.
V. Tratislatcon of a Letter from a learned Foreigner to a'
Friend in this Country. on the Figure of the Earth, and on
the length of the Seconds Pendulum in different Latitudes.

VI. Experiments anti Ohservations relative to Vision. By
M +rshali Hall, M. I) of Nottingham
VII. On erptogamous and Agamons Vegetation. From
the French of ('._F. Bris.ean Mirhel.
VIII. Case of a aged six Months, who swalfowed a
(loAle bladed knife without injury.
IX. On the production of Ice at the Bottom of Rivers. •
X. On the Sounds produced by Flame in Tubes, &e. 'By
M. Faraday, Client Assistant in the Royal Institution.
Xl. On the Aqueduct of Alcantara, in Portugal. By George
Rennie. Jun. Esti
XII. Report- of Mr. Brande's Lectures on Mineralogical
Chemistry, at the Royal Institution, in the Spring of 1817.

XIII. On the Ventilati,,n of4Coveni-Garden
XIV. On the increasing Populousness of England.
XV. Obseevations'on the Geology of the West India Islands,
from Barhadoes to Santa Cruz inclusive.
XVI. On the new Alcali discovered in Sweden.
.•
XVII. History of the Kaleidoscope.
XVIII. Account of M. Riot's Narrative of his Journey in
Enzl a rid.
XIX, Proceedingi of the Royal Society.
XX. Miscellanea,- • • '
Mete n ologieal.Piary.
List of New Publications.—lndex.
Printed for Josh M nnmr, Albemarle-street.
London, England, 1818-06-26

COUNTY OF KENT.

Maidstone, S o'clock Tiursday Evening, June 95.
The dose of the Poll tl►is eveniov, is as follows :
Knatchbufl, Geary, livnywood,
2480. 767. 2359.

Penenden Heath (the spot appropriated for the
Eleetiou) being exactly in'the centre of this ex-
tensive County, and the day being remarkably
fine., an excellent opportunity was afforded to
many thousands of well-dressed fent3les to attend
the [Listings, and we have no doubt hut that at
least 40,000 persons.wcre on the ground this day.
collected from all parts of the County.
Several elegant boats, with superb awnings,
filled ith respectable persons, were exhibited in
the various processions, anti the number of Gen-
tlemen's carriages, and other vehicles attendant
on this occasion, produced /an effect at once im-
posing and highly gratifying, to the admirers of
novelty and splendour.
This letter was kept open to the last moment,
und'er the expectation that Sir Wm. Geary would
decline, but lie persists'in the contest.

IRELAND.
London, England, 1818-06-26

ELECTORS_ OF WESTMINSTER, are the horrible
transactions which you must expect in this happy
Country, it you stiffr the Bwdellites to triumph ;
for theirtritt mph, if it could become general through
the country, and who can tell where the dread-
ful evil would stop, would certainly annihilate
your boasted CONScITUTION, the legacy of your
wise and virtuous Ancestors, who hazarded their
fortunes and their lives iii its defence, and you
would he brought under the yoke of a cruel
Democracy, who would trample upon all rights,
till their atrocious authority should be de-
stroyed by the elevation of seine single Tyrant,
who would rule you with a rod of iron.
Hasten then, for your own sakes, for the sake
of your Country, and fur your Posterity, and
support the cause of Order, Loyalty, and of com-
mon Humanity, by supporting Sir MURRAY MAX-
WELL, otherwise you will he stigmatized by His-
tory, and remain accursed to the latest generation
of true-born liatToNs.
London, England, 1818-06-26

WESTMINsTER ELECTION.

SIR 'MURRAY AlAxwELL.—The following Bul-
letin issue•l this morning :

" Sir MunnAy MaxwEtt. has passed a better night than
was expected, but he still feels severely, though we hope not
alarpiis►gly, the i►►jury on his head.

" GIL. BLANE,
" H. LEIGH THOMAS,.
"JOHN M'LEOI),
" J. M'DONNELL.

" ltichardson's Coffee-house, June iG, 1818,
Friday Nlorning, 10 o'clock."

STATE OF THE POLL AT I 2 O'CLOCK THIS DAY.

ItOMILLY
ItUaDETI'
MAXWELL
HUNT

3:/3G
3234
3069

INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER.
Broilitr CITIZENSi anake ! and listen to the
voice•of Reaswi.

Let irolign-ation at the late outrages flow
through your veins ! Arise with one accord from
your pillow's, at nine to-morrow, and ro-morrow.
Flock to the Standard of OLD ENGLAND, the
UNION JACK: SO basely toin by FACTION. As-
sert your rights, by your vote, and soon shall the
rout of discord be put to confusion.
Your lives, your property, your children, cry
aloud tor protection by instant resolution, and
VIRTUE,. lUtiSt prevail.
Beware of putting a good action off till to-
morrow, which your own feelings will dictate
to-day.

A FRIEND TO GOD ! AND MAN !
F. B.

N. B. The Union slick was torn to pieces,
trampled under toot, and a piece carried on a long
pole ih triumph by the Rabble. What our enemies
never dared to do.
London, England, 1818-06-26

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

This morning, at ten o'clock, the Election for
this County commenced at Brentford, at which
hour the High Sheriffs, with their usual attend-
ants, took their seats, and the writ for the Elec-
tion having been read, and the usual forms gone
through, Mr. WHITBREAD, son of the late SA•
MUEL WHITBREAD, Esq. came forward, and, after
a short speech, proposed GEORGE BYNG, Esq
one of the late Members, as a fit and proper
person to represent the County in Parliament.
This was seconded by Mr.STABLEs. Colonel WooD
then came forward amid loud clamour, and proposed
Wm. MELLESII, Esq. the other late Member, and
was seconded by Mr. IRVINE in a speed) of some
length. Mr. CLARKE briefly addressed the Free-
holders, stating his reasons for not becoming a
Candidate. No other persons appearing, the
Sheriffs declared the election to have fallen
upon GEORGE BYNG and Wm. Met.r.tstr, Esqs.
who severally addressed the Freeholders. •

We insert another speech of Mr. CANNING, re-
ceived this day, which is nut only marked by the
same genuine humour us heretofore, but by a
stamp of polished gallantry, which shaVvs how
consistent the character of the true Gentleman is
with that of the sound Politician. We doubt not
that his appeal to the Ladies will increase his suc-
cess, and that BEAUTY AS WEB RS PATRIOTISM will
attend his triumph.

Our Port Letters this day contain nothing of
interest.

We have inserted this day, in our 15st page, a
letter from the fellow who had a narrow escape
from the gallows, whom we should consider as
too contemptible for notice, it the letter did not
spew that it was the intention of himself and his
gang annually to insult with impudent Petitions
the Someign of the country.

It was yesterday decided by the High Bailiff,
that the inhabitants of St. Martin's-le-Grand
(though by the Post-Oce Act that place was at-
tached to one of the City Wards) continued to
have the tight of voting for Westminster.
CORN-EXCHANGE, Jutsi326.—Owing to the fine
state of the weather we had but little business
doing this morning, but the few sates made in
Fine IVheat and Oats were at Monday's prices,
and Ordinary seems to have rather a better sale ;
in Barley and Malt there is very little doing ;
Pease and Beans coutinue at our last quoted
price.
London, England, 1818-06-19

PUBLICATIONS.

This Day 'vas published, .
In Two Volumes, Bvo. price 11. 4s. boards,
THE LIFE and DEATH of t r-vo'-filecsed
JESUS-CFIRIST, the Saviour of the World ; with Con-
siderations and Discourses upon the several Parts and Prayers
Fitted to the.several Mysteries.

By JEREMY TAYLOR, D.D.
• Chaplain in Ordinary to King-Charles the Second.
Printed for Longman, Hurst,- Rees, Orme, and Brown
London.

•
, •Of whom may be bad; by the same' Author,
1. The Rule and Exercises of Holy Living. The Sat
Edition. In One Volume-Bv°. ss. boards

2. The Rule and Exercises of Holy Dying. The 27th Edit
Ih One Volume Bvo. price ss. boards.
8. The Golden Grove, a chosen Manual. price.2s. 6d.
4. Discourses. Three Vols Bvo. price IL I Is. 6d. boards.
London, England, 1818-06-19

This Day were published,

_ .
NEW EDITIONS of the following WORKS.
By THOMAS MQPRE, Esq.
I. EPISTLES, ODES; and other POEMS. The niurtt
Edition, in 2 vtlls. foolscap Bro. price 14s. in boards.
Ditto, in 4tot price 11. Us. sil. in boards. -

2. ODES of ANACREON, translated into English Verse.
The. Ninth Edition, in 2 vols., foolscap Bvo. price 14s. in
boards.

Ditto, printed on large paper, price 18s. in hoards. •
3t Tl)e. POETICAL WORKS of the late THOMAS LIT.
TLE Esq. Thirteenth Edition, price 7i. in bOards.

4. CORRUPTION and INTOLERANCE. Two Poems
with Notes, addressed to au gngtishluau. By an Irishman
The Secmid Edition, price es. Gd.
.5. The SCEPTIC. ' A Philosophical Satire: Price Is. 6d.
• 6. A LETTER- to the ROMAN CATHOLICS of IRE•
LAND. Price 2s.

Printed tor James Carpenter and Son, Old Bond-street.

INDIA HEMP CARPETING.

THE' PUHLIC are respectfully informed, that
new Artiefe of Foreign and Domestic Comaierce is
now brought to a degree of perfection far beyond expectation.
Its .superiority in :'.conomy, Neatness, and Durability, ap-
pears to he fully estahlisbeci by experience, and confirmed by
general favour. A variety of New Patterns have recently been
brought out, and the Manufacture in a variety of widths for
Stairs, Rooms, &c. continues to be sold by HAYWARD
anti TURNEY, at their Carpet and Floor-cloth Warehouse;
'Change-alley, Cornbill, London. It is also to be had at most
of the respectable Upholstery .and Carpet Warehouses
throughout the Kingdom..
London, England, 1818-08-27

SOUTH AMERICA.

The following articles have been issned by the
Revolutionists ; but 59C11 exaggerations are made
on both sides, that little confidence is to be placed
in the reports of either :

Apure, Calshozo and Can Ct.'.los; those of the Royalists are
Sombrero. Valencia and Ciatricas.
The Independents ltave-xioubled their cavalry since the cam
paign commenced, hut" their infantry has suffered severely.
However, the Spaniards have nothing to boast of in this re-
,pect. A private letter from one of the Royalists after gas-
conading a little on their success in defending the hilly coun-
try of Caracas, confesses that they had lost 200 officers, ano
that Morillo would probably never be fit for active service,
in consequence of the nature of the lance wound he received.

General Bermudes is, with a thousand men, at the port
called Puerto de la Madera, about three miles from the.eity of
(Amami. General Marino is at Carideo, with rather a strung

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Per Armed Law
THEATRE ROYAL, HAvALARNET.—The Green Man : Principal
Characters by Mr. Terry and Mrs. Glover. After which,
Lovers' Quarrels. To which was added, X. Y. Z.
Trif:ATra: ENG LISII OPERA, STRAND.—The Privateer
Captain lronsides, Mr. Harley; Sophia, Miss Kelly. After
which, The Death of Captain boo'i.

it,' For POLITICAL SuETcHEs, and LITERARY REVIEW, see
the First Page.

MAILS.
AItRIVED-1 Dublin, 1 Waterford, I France, 1 Lisbon.
Du E--2 Hamburgb.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS ',Ay AT TWELVE o'Cl.fiCK.

3 per Cent. Red...•76N} 7611 Imperial 3 per Cent. Ann. 75i
a per Cent. Cons-- 751ffif India 80nd5......5i5. S4s. pr.
3f prr Cent .....861 Exch. Bills, 2d...195. 21s. pr.
4 per Cents... .. ..954ii Ditto, 2id. 19s. pr.
5 per Cent. N. Ann. 105 104 i 1 Onminm . ... .dis. 3311
Bank Lung Ann.........2nif I Cons. fin. Oct. 751 7G 7511-0

HIGH WATER Al' LONDON RILiDGF, TOMORROW.
Nlorniug, 4t minutes after 11. Evening, 10 minutes after 12.

THE SUN.

ROLEM QUIS DICERE niLsum AUDEAT

LONDON,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1813.
London, England, 1818-08-27

REGISTER OF FASHION,

DEPAIt rellES.
The Dulie and Duchess of Argyll and suite, fur Paris; Mr.
and Miss Theohald, for Grays, Essex ; Colonel Llewellyn, for
the lonian Islands; the Countess of Antrim and Mr. M'Do-
'mid, for their seat in Ireland; the Dowager Marchioness of
Lansdowne and family, for Worthing; the Dowager Mar-
chioness of Downshire and family, for Paris; the Earl of
Westmeath, for Paris; Sir Watlin W. Wynne, Bart. Lady
W. Wynne, and Mr. H. Wynne, for Paris; R. H. Davies,
Esq. M. P. for his seat, near Bristol.

A RRIVALS.
Sir William and Lady de Crespigny, at their house in Ar-
lington-street, from a sour; the Ladies Leitrim, at their
house is Grosvenor-square.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Tavistoek are returned
to their scat at Oakley, Bedfordshire, from Woburn Abbey.

The Marquis D'Osmotsw, the French Ambassador, gave a superb entertainment on Tuesday, to celebrate the Festival
of St. LottN, at hi: residence in Portland-place, to a large
pally of distinguished personages--among wino Were, the
Duhe de San Carlos (the Spanish Ambassador), the Russian
Ambassador, Baron Mtge' (the Ambassador from the Nether-
lands), Baron Humboldt (the Prussian Ambassador), Count
Ludolf, Count d'Aglie, Baron de Stiernald, Monsieur de
Bourke, the Marquis de Sidi-rein, the Marquis de Naildelac,
Mr. Gallatin, Mr. Rush, the Earl of Liverpool, Lord Castle-
reagh, &c.
London, England, 1818-08-27

THURSDAY. AUGUST 27, 3818.

SECOND-lI.IND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, GOOD AS
NEW.

AN ORGAN, plays thirty tunes, Drum and
Triangle, saves the vxpence of a Band ; fifty couple
may dance to it ; there are some Psalm Tunes and Songs ; 38
guineas. A,Cabinet Piano• Forte, 40 guineas ; three Square
Piano-Portes, at 30 guineas, 25 guineas, 90 guineas; Grand
Horizontal Piano-Forte, 35 guineas ; Pedal Harp, complete,
by Erard, 60 guineas, cost 90 guineas.
May lie seen by daylight, at Mr. WATI,EN's, 13, Leicester-
place.

Also his neiv improved Patent Oblique Piano-Fotte, so
justly admired by every one for its touch and tone, elegant
form, and moderate price, patronized by several Royal Fa-
milies and Nobility.

On Tuesday, the Ist of September, be published,

(lc WOOD's EDINBURGH MAGA
ZINE, No. XVII. for August, 181 S.

CONTHNTS.

Remarks on Schlegel's History of Literature—Samuel
Johnson and David Flume—Menil's Edition of Anta.ra—Re-
maths on the " Anonymous and Fugitive Esays of the Earl of
Buchan"—ln my Younger- Days—The Cockney School of
Poetry, No. IV.—Letter to the Committee of Dilettanti—Let-
ters of Timothy Tickler to eminent Literary Characters. Let-
ter V. To the Editor of Blackwood': Magazine,—The Mad
Banker of Amsterdam; a Poem. Canto IV.—On the . Dress
of the Elizabethan Age—On the State of Music in Edin-
hurgh—Remarks on Altham and his Wife—An Ancient Blue
Stocking—Letter run Nell Gwyn—llorae Cantabrigienses,
No. I. Epigrams translated—Hazlitt Cross-questioned—Ac-
count of some curious Clubs in London, about the beginning
of the 18th Century—Aoalvtical Essays on the Early English
Dramatists, No. V. Webster's White Devil, or Vittoria Co-
rivn hona—On the Great Madonna of Dresden—Letter from
an English Officer to a Friend in Livcrpol—Tales of My
Lindlord—Proposed Reform of the Beggars' Opera—Details
respecting the Philippine Islands—Remarks on Currents—
Discovery of Hauyne, in the Island of Tiree—A Word to the
rival Huttonian and Wtrnerian Disputants—On the Vertical
Strata of the Isle of Wight—On Shaksimare's Sonnets —Hay-
nArliet Theatre—Phantasmagoriana—Extracts - from Goss-
chen's Diary, No. I.—The iVorks of Charles Lamb—Literary
and Scientific Intelligence—Monthly Register, &e.
Printed f r Joan ,Mrjeasy, Albemarle-street, London ; and
%%Milani Blackwood, 17, Prince's-street, Edinburgh,

POLITICAL SKETCHES.

(No. VI.)

E— of I)- -...

There is rather a lack of wit, or the Court of Chillies the
Second would have suited him better than that of G. the

T--; though as Wits are no Wits without a Gila, he might
have held his place there, and Made one among the disso-
lute, merry-making- Nobility of those days. The scheme of
uniting all parties, and bringing the Jacobites to Court, was
a good one, and founded in wisdom ; but, like other good
things, it has been attended with its inconveniences'.
London, England, 1818-11-02

SOU 1 ANILRICA.

Tlie Genera) Depot's, itt London, from the Go-
vernment of the Independent Provinces of Vette
zit, la, has the honour to present his Inos7 testat,r-
tul compliments to the E litor of kits SuN, aod
requests he mill have the goodne,,s 'o make known
to the Public, through the medium of his respec•-
Ade journal, the toilowin, communication:—
That General Bot.tvAa, Supreme Chief of Venezuela, and
Captain General of the pwvinces of New Z3ranada, has, with
the consent of the inhalritants of the swine, undertaken to
liberite them rntirely from the Spanish troops. For this
purpose Colonels MARINO, NoNA, 0 PER E 7, and others in
New Granada, with 912 assistanie and concurrence of the
Government of Venezuela. acid zindar the direr:Jinn of General
13ottvAtr, ate tarrying oa with the greatest activity all the
military operations in that quarter, in order to obtain, as is
shot t ly expected, the entire tr,etloin of New Granada, and the
re-e.tablishment of its Congress and Government, which do
not rat present exist, having been destroyed in the year ihl6,
when New Granada Was occupied by the Spanish troops under
the command of General Nine:lLL°.

. _
Also: That Brigadier General :MACGREGOR (who has serv-
ed in Venezuela and New Granada), at present in London, is
not authorized in.any manner whatever, by the Government of
Venezuela, nor by any other Inds pendent Government of
Spanish America now in existence, to carry troops andOlficers
to any part of the said America, nor tee promise commissions,
or reCeive money for them ; nor is he authorized to make
loans, or form any kind of contract, in the name, or in be-
half, of any of the said Independent Governments.
The Drputy from Venezuela will conceive him-
self much obliged to the titikor of t tlr. SUN, for
the insertion of tins communication, considering
it important to the Public, and interesting to the
honour and welfare of the said Governments.
Grciion-4-treet, Nov. I, I y 1 3.
London, England, 1818-11-02

"I LIE THEATRE.

DRURY LAMB.--An actress, new to the London
stage, but who is said to have been a favourite it
Newcastle, appeared on Satorday last at this
'fheatt eas Portia. in Tltc illeichant of Venice. She
is said to be a Mrs. fors, but no relation to the
actor of that name, who had so long held a re-
spectable estimation oir the London boards, but
who, with the usual caprice of Managers, is now
without an engagement. Mrs, POPE is an elegant
looking female in face and figure. her deport-
ment was easy, and the evident result of self-
possession, but without over weening confidence.
Her conception of the part was just, but she is
better fitted for the sportive and satirical passages
than for those of the grave and solemn cast. Her
forte seems to be chiefly comic, and such an addi-
tion to the lighter scenes of genteel society may be
deemed a good ftegiliSitiOn for the London stage,
which is lamentably deficient in that respect.--
She Witts,v,ry favourably received. KaAN is more
successful in Shylock than in any other character,
and his figure altogether is better adapted ro it.
His pause on leaving the stage was at all times
unintelligible, but was on Saturday longer titan
usual. Surely Shylock, rendered sick by disap-
pointment in his revenge, the loss Of money, and
the necessity of renouncing his own religion for
one which he abhorred, must have had a mind too
hill to think of venting a seoseless spleen against
Gratiano, yet die adildreis of Mr. DEAN, Who
would have applau:led him it he had left the stage
in somerset, were rapturous in applause. Bus-
' canto had respectrthie support in:11 . Ftsu
COVENT GARDEN.—The Gamester, one of the
most useful of moral Plays, and the Wore effective
because it is expressed in the lau-guage of ordinary
life, was represetitec at this Thea!re oa Saturday.
Miss O'NEILL. was as usual touch admired in rs „-
Beverley, and YOUNG not less so in Ihr unfur-
tunate victim of gaming. illness of C.
KFMBLE occasioned the rill of Lewson to he given
tee AB,9OTT, scho, miller the untxpected circum-
stance, acquitted himself tolerably %%ell.
London, England, 1818-08-18

POISON FOIL TEA.

DUBLIN, AUG. 13.—A few days since, Mr. ft.
Fitzgerald, of the Exc•se Department, in conse-
(pence of information which he lo.d received, and
which lie had been endelvonring to trace for some
!multi's, repaired to Kiltnardine mountwin, situ-
ate in the parish of 'Lillagh, county of Dublin,
where he arrested a petty farmer of the name of
John M' Dermott, who, with two Englishmen
(who absconded), have for these some !numbs,
perhaps we might with greater truth/ state for A
longer period, been actively employed in the ma-
nufacture of tea for some of the Dublin grocers,
from the following materials:—

Black and Deadly Night Shade,—,(Puis,n)
Ivy leayes—fi),,ison, when taken in large quantities.)
Boughlan Bny—(Ditto, ditto.)

Rolsin-run-the-hid;;,— one of the most scvere purgatives
among our incligemais plants.)
Mountain Salze—(rather conducive to health.)
- Two descriptiooc of Alder Lea: es—(very bad.)
Potatoe Leaves, when in season—(Ditto.)
These were curled be a preparation, rind coloured
for Green Tea with Iferdkris —tor Black Tea with Cop-
as :

lie seized a large qua,ntity on the spot, which he
conveyed to the Custom-house, and gavc a returu
of it to the Commissioners of Excise. de-
partment not being by bt w qual:fied to take cog-
nizance of this clime, the information was handtd
Over to the Board of Customs, and we are not
only fully satisfied, but authorized to state, that
Ibis Honoorable Board arc exerting every nerve
to trace out the persons, not only conneeled with
this diabolical manufacture, hut the nehrioos
afficers in boying and selling it to the citizens of
Dublin. Other Officers have been succe•sful in
iteizing, within these few day-4, several hunched
weight of Imitation Tea.

EXTENSIVE FoRGEhrEs.---Mr. Madden, Angle-
sea-street, cliper-pla.c Engraver, was last night
appmhended by Mr. Pam!, Chief Peace Officer,
in the very act of forging notes on the Bank of
Ireland. He had in his possession two plates of
the Bank of Ireland, one on Sir Wm. Alexander,
and another on the-Bank of Belfast, which were
all seized and brought ;o the Head Police Of-
fice, where he underwent a close examination by
Major Sit r, and was this day finally committed
for trial.—(l)«blin Journal, Aug 13)

NExT TtrEsDAY, the 25th Instant, the State
Lottery ,finishes drawing, when Two Prizes of
Thirty Thousand Pounds, Sterliug Money, and
Fifteen other Capitals, must be all drawn. One
of the Capitals is entitled to 1.000 Sovereigns awl
F►►ur Pipes of Wine ; anti it is, perhaps, not un-
worthy of notice, that the only Capital yet drawn
in the present Lottery was No. 3-,7. chick was.
entitled to I,OOU Sovereigns, and 4 Pipes of Port
or Madeira, or 4 Hogsheads of Claw ; it was
sold by litsn, and what is rather remarkable, it
has fallen to the lot of a Gentleman in I-lau►p-
shi►e, who, a few Lotteries since, obtained a
4'50,001) rilize also of Bisu.
London, England, 1818-08-18

THE THE ITRES.

HAYM RR' ET.-The Green Man ig tn give a
good cotottrh?4. to this Ilwirre throull the set-
son. The play was repel red last ni,4ht bel,,ie
numerous auditory, and with confirmed succes.

ENG LIS Fr OPr . ' Huusr .—The Blind Boy,
originally brought forward at Coverir.g,,it*n
Theatre, was -revived at this place last nig'.t,
with the addition of songs conformable to the
Licence assigned to it. The revival is cre-
ditable to the Manager for the scenery; and
to the Performers for the representation. Miss
KFLIS was The Blind Boy, and besides the
excellence of her acting, her representation
of the glaring vacuity observable in " sight-
less eye. halls," was most admirably imitated
We question, however, whether a shade or a.
bandage over her eves would nor have added to
the impression of the character. Her performance
was highly interesting. Mrs. CIIATTEHLRY also dis-
played
.great feeling anti unaffected grace in Drina.
BARTLEY arid 114;u EY, itt Oberto and Molini, re-
spectively contriboted ably to the success of the
piece, and l'Entot.ms acquitted himself sufficiently
well in P.Oulph. The piece was much applauded.