The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-10-18 00:00:00

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0.1 Saturday night Dr llototte's lescivioss play
of The Suspicious Husband *as repeated to a fell,
fotbsousio, end rlelighor.l audience 'Phis is. Tory
chumming concomitant for the adventere of Mr. CAR.
"AIX, convictions, f.,r it religion. in
be sore. Bit we
are not in such a putitattic disposition as to labour
sorb a contrast ; we hate Doll introdneteri the Ratko
of the shove Irwd play to compare it with she recep-
tion of Cowancves witty Comedy of Love for
Lore, at Covent.girclon Vestry. in the coarse
of last week. Cosinncvt's play, in which the wit
is ierse,origin 21, and &bowl aid, was scarcely
tolerated. and at its anonotteentont for repetition
there was evidence of high dirpi at the
while Dr. Ifotottes, I. shirk them it scarcely a
briniest, ellesion. is triumphantly seceessfol. Litt
this is the least sigitecant part of the contrust. the
imotorslity for which Covuseve. plat, wsa cos'
drained. is to that of Dr. 110 %WAYS like nue to a
hundred. In Lanier Lire 'lmo are libirtiness
stpressions sod incidents, bat they are mete lade
dents, they fall sot in the way of tho mato plots
which is certainly owe of animpeachible purity. Now,
in the Doctor's Play, the lewd incidents alone form
the plot, and all the decent contingencies rots hod
them as sabordiosto Widest'. Tho Weevil illa-
tions are besides so coarse, ongssliied, and fee.
(pent, that 'besiege most impress the minds of the
soditory with the idea of a well.filled brothel, tins
chief yaks being the most determined libertine that
can be imagined. Such is the difference between do
morals of Bow.street and Bridges-street ; each is the
differeoce between the fate of wit whew attended with
the slightest blemish upon which it can be isiOngsed ;
sod such is she fortune of donnas' with the mod
coats' and eumasted depravity. No wonder OT•
IFAT died in wretchedness. whew, even in oar times
of universal reading, Cosoatss is peohibitod, sad
Ur. Ilutottr is triumphant is the classic Theatres.

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By the Brasil packet. the Chesterfield, which toiled
hem Rio Janeiro the 41st Aogsst. sod suited isia
Sstsrday, the latest Intelligence from thence, end
from 'adorn parts of South America, is cesspool.
coed. A. order has bear issued by the Portuguese
Government for removing the garrisoos of Bahia and
PP/1181011f0 to Si. thilluirlmeg, opts port to the
northward of the Kiser Plate, where the espedition
from Wit might 'morally be 'tweeted to repair to
take in water sod revisit's% It appears ileettfol
*teller this masure has been adopted to resist, or to
oo.oporste •ith that armament. From Valparaiso it
is stated, that Admiral BLANCO strived there ore the
48th May, ioviog abandoned the blockade of CAllso,
where he bad :eta stationed by Lord C001114%14
daring his porsuit pf the convoy from Panama mod
Goyespil. This proorediag of Admiral 131.tuco
appears to have gives eat dissatiffsetios to the
Chilise Government, from I: • fie, that • Coen.
Martial had been convened immerintely on his
to try him for the step be hed taken. With nspeet
to Col. SANCHEZ who, by the leo 'cements, was said
to have ',tint." to Valdivia, a priest? letter states,
that he had collected loather • force of 5,700 men,
besides some small eserill, patio., sad was encamp-
ed as the banks of theme 1116.111.. iinestraiag
the revises of Concept. GOll4llli SAN MARTIN
was encamped at Mendoza with a corps of 2,500
Chills... is order to observe either Bseaos-Ayres Of
Chili, *Meitner might int claim his attendee. The
armistice with Sams Fe twinged eabrokee. Ge.
went ULLGRAII• hied come dams to Fn
rs& Morro,
for the purpose of occupying a astral situation be-
tween the Monioares and Cordova. lotelligenee of
the sailing of tin two men of war sad the frigate,
which left Cidis in the middle of May last, had bees
received at Bases Ay res. They were espected to ar.
rive at I.lma by tinted of hugest. It will be recollected
that eye of this small eqoadroo, the Alesauder' of 74
guns. put back to Cadiz, beine proooiseced snit far the
voyage. The ethical from BOPGIOI Ayres, le whicb the
above facts Off stated. are of the 211th of July. From
Monte. Video the sews is not later than the 19th of
that mouth. The .Portagoese army then reeseised
wholly-loaetive ; se preparatiens were otakisg, Get
did any symptoms appear either of meatiest or
resistance. A letter from bloste-Viedis, of the
abort date, says—" Great 'tertian are making at
Banos. Ayres for resistlog the espeditine from Ca.
dis • bet if the ladependents base to adopt Ore
hosing masons which are pointed coot by the setae
of the country, General O'Dometcs. will stadoebt-
idly meet with obstacles which he does sot foresee,
and which he will Sad very difficult to carcase.
Theis is es risk in piedictiog that this will be the
last effort of the Spanish Monarchy, and that, how.
ever powerful it may be, it will eltimately be do.
strayed. A danger so imminent has waited all pettiest
all will join in resistance to the commie may."
Advice, bine been remised from Kingdom, Ja.
mica, by way of Halifas, Noss Scotia, to the 14.11
of August, being seven days later thee those brought
by the lest Jamaica packet. The armed brig Terse.
iela, tree of AEG ecoott's squadron, arrived at Port
Royal the 7th of August, in two days from Aim
Cayes, with two officers end 15 wee, is distress foe
presivions. The Hero, another of Ike sqoadreie, was
wrecked Joly SI. The Tarantula rescind St. Do.
ming°, lily 2, with 40 Ames arid 38 privates; 17
died soon after being landed; others obtained em.
plays/at; end only two joined the shattered alloy,
thee reduced to a leer officers and 25 wee, swiftest
nee a simple musket. The suited at Posli.
mouth on Wednesday last.
His Royal Highness the Panics Rsours arrived
at the Pavilion on Thursday evening. It is said b;*
Royal Highness will stay there several weeks.
Lord W ILLI AS ',ERROR and FasosaicE Laolooss,
111011-de•Carop to the tate Duke of Montour,
Trudy MARY Lsonex, Lady SOPHIA LENNOX, Lady
1140f1.11 ISRPOR. Ind Lady CHARLOrft LaNnox,
sod the whole of the Staff of the late Duke of
Ittcanomo, are bossily "Ted at Portsmeeth,
from Amelia.
Oo Thursday, Sir G. licitccLeT sod
Wheeler for Lord G.Leasox. who alms to succeed his
'brother, oar Doke of RICHMOND, GI the &retest-
alliTeheoaf enthaaatottiott sy itnetPlisorgllatulityLto be invested by the
Coutoksionets for the Reduction of the National
MI, fer the garter from October 10, 1819, to Ja.
meaty 5, 1820, is 21,7801. 12.,9.1. duly.