The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-22 00:00:00

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The followiog is as accurst* Le of mai stt Amor up
pointments as hare traimpired rem. - • •
MEXICO.—Consul Cisostel.-11. 01111MISO.'
Vera Cnta--Conatio4lit. Chino filletettnia:
Anapoloa—Coos.l--M►. Peneasby StePles.
Commissipners—Mr. Lionel Heusi sad Mr. Ward (ems of
Mr. Ward, of theOrdnanoe.)
.—Consul General--(Borea)Mr.Jarees Hesdst
son, author of the Hillery pt Brasil.
La Guayra—Mr. Thomas Tapper.
Maramdbo—Mr.Robeetilutherland.
Carthagena—Mr. Watts.
Panama—Mr. Macgregor.
asioners—Col. Mantes and Col. POrleit Campbell.
Buenos Ayres—Consul Oeseral—Mr. Parish.
Chili
Lima Do.. Mr. koweroft.
The objects of the Commissioners are of a temporary
mature. it is expected that after they have made their
Reports os the condition of the coustries to which they are
Ault. the same Gentlemen will be appointed as Ministers
to those Governments.
The Commissioneranni Consuls for Mexico left town
last week; those for Colombia depart this day.
gdsgemmeelMer

THEATRICALS.
The farce of Pormse's Frolic woo Awed last &est at
Covent Barden. Mr. Reveres performed Robin Rough.
, bead, with great effect. Though the exbibtion of Intelsat
feeling seems hie great forte, he has an extensive fund of
,the richest comic humour—not exhibited in all the bold
relief of &AIRY, but perhaps equsUy effeptive, and see.
Willy as meritorious of its hied.. The occasional bursts of
Robin's surprise% ley, and exultation were excellent; add
the piece Went off wilit great applause. We terceive a new
tiding of the commencement of the
.piece. Rehin
was accustomed to enter with a reapang•hpok. Mr.
RATNER has metamorphosed it into a flail; awl if the as-
dieoce had hens at all acqnsieted with the business of
threshing, they would have been delighted with his expert
and natural method of handling 101 rs.Orana was homoorous
and effective in the part of Dollyy. Of Mrs. PRA act, we should
-have said nothing; hut the Aformiag Pen remembering
she is a lady, says, " the old woman was well performed by
" her," and that she "is very clever in characters of that
" description:" while the New nnes,forgetting that she is
even a woman, has the following brutal sentences:—

"The excessive ►ulgarity of Mrs. PAARCS AS the Dame
is insufferable, and if the piece be repeated should posi-
tively be amended. Such a mixture of Irish howling, and
nondescript • vows' and • thee.,' has perhaps never before
bees heard, and certainly no one can be desirous fur it to
be repeated.••

Of the Opera of Clari, the two papers afford an equally
excellent specimen of the candour and judgment of the
London Press. The 4Vev Times says—" Surely something
better might have kern provided than a sickly, worthless
filelo-dranta, which is fitted only to make children blubber,
and distress every manly feeling, by exhibiting an innocent
female crawling's misery from place to place, nod suffering
unmerited odium and wretchedness. There is nothing
dramatic in it ; it is revolting to every feeling of good
sense, and destructive of all intellectual enjoyment;"—
while the Norsk!: Post expresses itself thus The
Opera of Clari was the performance, and the fine talent
which its representation cellar into action was duly appre-
ciated and applauded by the audience."

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SHIPPING INTIILLIGENCS.
Mli~ivra, Oct. 21.—Arrived the Hero., from the
Hama: ter Barbadme t Speculatiog. Wets. fungi pantsic ;
and Stella.Simpeon. from Riga.—gilled the New Phenix,'
for the West Indies.—Hie Majestrs Caranue was
leashed at ate pert... Mind 3. E.
rtiratbwr 88. Ocr, 10. Arrived the Adam'. Gorden. from
"modal for Van Diemen% Laad.—Sailed the Harriet, for
Lisbem—Wind N.

Faureorn. Oct. N.—Sailed the Fortitude, Smell, for
Ls horn t aid Orleans. Lewis, for Vera Cres.—ZWind S.B.
DSAL, Os-y.21.-111W N. E. with fresh breeies:—No
arrivals or sailing..
The Fanny, Wood. from Snaderiend to Louioel ran as
the Corson Sand, ea Monday, and filled with water.—Crew
said,