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London, England, 1802-11-13 00:00:00

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cord WHITWORTH arrived at Calais on Wed,'
sefday afternoon, at three o'clock, where he was
feceived with great diainEtion, as appears by the
following Letter from Calais :
" Calais, Nov. 10,
o His Eseellency Lord Werrwoarn arrived this day at
tow o'clock, after a *dant page of four hours and a haiL
Hon, received, as his landing, by an Immenfe armour& of
two, and with much hassaiog. The guns were fired, and
be 013)4 on the Church Iteeples, &c. When his Excel-
for urkved at the Inn, where a Captain's Guard mounted,
be we, complimented by the Conftitutal Authorities, confift-
0/ the blayors, the Commiffary-General Mo nave, the
ledge de pals, Ste. After them TEM General BAR LUANNE
g the head of the Oficers of the Garrifoo.
.titer dinner, his Excellency and Suite were formally In-
vited to sift at the Theatre, in cider, as it was laid, thaithe
Tog might have an opportunity of fccing what had been fo
and fo ardently dared, an Englith Ambaffador in France.
.may vac received with rest enthuftafm.--" God rave the
pog," was !truck up and played for a quarter of an hour, but
elanoit drowned by the applaufe of the whole Houle, who (food
q whilit it was playing, in the good old EDO& &Ilion."
&MOTHER LIITTZR.
• His Excellency Lord Warrworrn, the Britith Amilaffa-
doc, booed here about two o'clock this afternoon, accompanied
by the Doduis of DOILIST and her two daughters Lady MART
and Lady EIASA SACICTILLR, and fake.
«Wks his Lardittip's packet approached the Pier, he was
weal by tbr guns from the fort at the entrance of the harbour;
oe his bogie he was received by ancrevls /imams from the
slth desd.brigado, which diltinguilhed itfelf fo much at the
lottie of Marengo, and a very line band e< mode playing for a
beg time afterwards.
• gimody afterwards the Municipality of the town, in the
amnia dcheirficuotton, wsitedupon his Lordihip to congratu-
late him on his snivel, as did the Commandant of the town,
with aft the Men of the Garrifon.
•Is the evening his LordOilp, with the Desk& and her
once, daughters, and his Lordthip's Suite, went to thence.
cc, and were received with the mot unbounded acclamations'
&tali in the ordsebt playing the Engliik favourite and loyal,
not as God few die King r the audience riling at the time
and continued ending during the performance of it. Nothing
cad *wad the attention, and the weans at joy, which
imbed to Ante die pee* of this town, at the arrival of a
11*Ilk Ambairador, in order to prove bow much they felt in-
mated in the palmation epees between the two Countries.
Their anatioes, Weed, were fully returned by his Excellen-
cy's well knows depot and acopmplidied manners.
• A grand Dinner was givw.by the Ambalfador at Won's
Nod, which was provided in a very famptuous manner. His
Laidibip proceeds en his note to Paris to-morrow morning,
sad kis fad dos an Ekon of Dragoons is ordered to attend
bin the 'haft of his journey."

Circular letters have been fent from Lord PH.-
saw, Secretary of State, to all the Members of the
nee of Peers, Sating, that his MA's svy will
fiewianie:tate on the a4th ink to lay before both
of Parliament, in a Speech from the
Thune, the divers weighty and important affairs,
which have indueedhim to call Parliament together.
His Excellency General ANDILROSSIg M. OTTO,
ad M. PORTALIS, arrived in Town on Thurfday
sight about eleven o'clock from Combe Wood,
do feat (Lord Hainaut/air.
Yetterday Geiser," Au mums, accompanied by
X POI/TAWS, rode out in Lad
carriage for two or three hours, and returned
home about four o'cloCk.

Genrraletavaaossi gave a dinner ye tier-
day to Lard HAWIIIIIIIIIItY, Lord PILNAIIy M.
Orro, and feveral other Gentlemen.

M. Orro has notified that he takes his depar-
ture from England on Monday week.

The Marquis of
hooktchell. EMIL arrived yetterday at
his Mi •
Oa Saturday lad was married at Walcott. In
WarnickPiire, JONI. FAMINE. Efq. brother of
h jamas Sr. CLARE Ellsllllll. to Dish 11•111 r
16104111711 T, daughter of Sir JOMw MORDAVIIT.
Danair•Lasa.—The gentleman (Mr. Fool.)
armostaced for Tome days as a new Candidate foe
Theatrical fame, made his firs appearance laft
light in the very difficult charaider of Hank, and
which in judice we mutt admit be went through
with more fuccefs than we expeaed from previous
report,—Mr. F. is of the fist, and neatly
formed, and his features are regular aid-expref.
ire ; his deportment is easy but not graceful, and
his attics is often too exceffive. The lower tones
If his voice are very plea*' but the upper are
Lards and difcordant.—ln the early fcenes of lift
night he was fometimes fcarcely audible, bat as
the play advanced be felt his powers accommo-
date themfelves to the extent of the Theatre.—ln 1
fevers' of theitrincipal pelages he rnanifefted great
knowledge of Rage effect, and always teemed to
fpeak from feeling, though his expreftion was not
at all times equal to his conception.—His fano-
esy On fuicide was not fufficiently folemn, his in-
terview with aplaica wanted animation, his ad.
drat* to the Players was particularly languid, and
he marred his aaing after the detekion of the
/Gap guilt, by indulging in a most ridiculous
rant; hut in the fcene with Gag/agent and Rem.
owitate was extremely happy, and in that with
the ban in the clofet be gave Tome fine touches
af nature and true pathos. Upon the whole, his
performance, though al, was fuch as by no
must* difcourage hiarr from the purfuit be bas
Undertaken. Of all the young aaors who have
lately dapped forward, he certainly Teems to poi:
kfs thereateft portion of that grand eflential,
nit He was very favourably received. The
fair was reprefented by Mn.s Joiknas, and
..ramie rendered inconceivably intarelling.
This admitting woman has as complete a cow.
/*and over our fytnpathetic feelings as over our
Peopenfities to mirth. To have looked upon her,
when the entered in the fourth eels, was enough
to make any one cry : and when the fang, her
plaintive tones were irrefiftibly moving-
The other parts were adequotilly fullsiond by
their edablifted reprefentativee.
The Hide Was crowded to the
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