Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-09

reading the part, instead of actingit it. cannot
speak better ofhs deportIncnt--his dress, but
not his gait, was princely, and there was MOTH
lug in il ofthat ..vaulting ambition which over
leaps ITSELF" It's strange that the English au-
dience, who are So fond OF kean and Alacready,
should be content with this ta,neness,. ,.tthey
are so, and suppose for the sake of john KEN
bic, of whose school Young stands at the head.
Cooper, formerly of the Liverpool, lattcrIy of
Drury Lane stage, seconded Young as Macdutf.
In voice lac reminds inc of Frederick Brown,
and as an actor is about equal. This is u man
who played seconds the last season at Drury,
and whose place is filled by Wallack. The
latter is worth hundred ofhm. | have seen
Charles kcnhlc in two or three different cha
ractcrs-he is the most gentemanlv comedian
know of, hut not SO rich as Dull, although pro-
baby the best in his way on the English stage.
Jones the principal light comedian of Coycnt
Garden, rcgardclthe best since the DAY oil CIV
IS, Is nothing more than of your middlmy sort
his simrlc sunrlSng face and dapper deport-
mcns, may answer for Wallets, but are very un-
; like the gentleman. Elston OF Erury, is one
Of yorr has been's: his hair has turned gray, his
action has lost its fiexi5iiity, ard his voice is
trcmnlons and feeble. | can perceive IN him
| '',c remains OF good actor-but he is nav
| nearly done up. Fawcett, in a particular class
| Of old men is excellent; so likewise Dowtoi.--
| but Liston the noted low comedian, is evidently
the great .;,vuri,c of the public. His face is as
| ,atieXib!c Timothy 4uaint's. He never
| moves a muscle, and delivers the most l,,i,nor-
aus passages with solemn gravity that is sure
10 ;''akc every ono laugh. The grurnncss of
his voice ma doubt !,c;glltcns the effect OF his
manner. Su the first i,i hi ofny arrival, saw
! ',i'n nj Drury Lane in Lord GrZzle---Dowton
| ''ayed King Arthur: when his IOrtsl.ip with
| uncomfortable seriousness addressed the Queen,
SSf) ilti.au pf iins, u
| peculiar enr!a-s set til. house IN n roar. He
'"es every thing without effort, aud i,c very
restraint which he puts upon his feeling is tie
principal cause of hs success w lille other &C
'ors are Grinn;ng, and disio;imr thcir muscles
.'Sin.'s visamc is fixed as the statute of King.
charles nj Charng Cross; and let him say or
In villa! lac :iicases, the audience are cnran to
ipin in n auYl..-'Ic is without donbt t!.c first
| low comc.i;un on lie English stage. Al Drnry
Lane, Mrs. Bum takes the lead in tragedy, and
- very cspectable-w!iilc Mrs. Bartlv, whom
saw in Lady Macbeth, stands first at Covent
Garden.
Female Reroisn.-Juana Marin Pola of Sam
"a re de Bogoia, was woman whose husband,
brothers, AMI sons. were deeply engaged in the
patriot cause. when Santa re was taken from
n: roya's!s, after the barracks of the infantry
oni cavalry hat been seized, the patriots paused
o collect numbers sufficient 10 attack the artiI-
cry; ami then was !lat interval, when the bold
est held his breath for time. Juana Maria
iousii her son among The troops who were "a
waiting the rest. s'What do you do h>rc:o
said she. 81 expect each moment to iglt for
L0 tGt!1i." "kueci down, then, and take a
'not'i"f's blessing. We women will go and re-
ceivc the first fire, and over our bodies you will
marcel, and take yonier cannon. and save vour
country" She blessed her son, and rushed bv
lc foremost, and the day was theirs. From
hat day she held captain's pay and rank
But the Eoyal,sts retook Santa Pc, and Juana
Maria i'o!a .as one Of their first Victims she
was led 10 iie market place AMI shot -.aiss.
GTslliam's Journal ojf II residence In Chill.
k'rriSidn Edmi/iao.-In this country VIC can
form no idea ni the dcpravity of European Ca
ptals. Paris contains no fescr than niiie gam
| bling houses probably licensed NV the bourbon
Government, which pay lax in the couree of
ta' year of $4,000 or considerably over n
'n1'ion OF dollars. The amount u capital which
SET IN motion the whole number of three placcs
Is computed equal to $4,000. Rouge Il iiOar.
rouhfHc, are the only games played. The two
PRINCIPAL gambling houses are lie I" Saonn and
The 50 cscati," the rest being principally stua-
I'd IN the Paiais Royal. Al The former place
there Is Il gratuoas dinner weekly. and at the
Prescati number of fin: iadies are nIrissls in
tro.uccd Ia decoy the senses of the wretcI,es
vino fle9ucnt tie place. The gambling houses
IN Palais Royal arc open night aud day, and any
one who has Tie disposition may enter their
doors Eut in the former, only persons of ranl,
are admitted. Ii is said that in one year tho
proprietor of one Of those places Noted profit
| OF G2G,0oO sterling. IN. r. Pat
person in Paris has lately established burea H.
where those VINO have money may ,isk thci,
waiS'coni. and even small-ciothcs. The prizes are
paid in small articles.
FoRGIyENEss.-Is there a man who ifbe were
to stand by the deat-hed of his l,ficrest enemy
and behold him enduring that conflict wlcl, I,iI.
| man nature must suffer at the last would not
he inclined to stretch forth tie hand of friend
! sinP, To utter the voice nf forgiveness and 70
wish for perfect reconciliation with him before
he left the world? Who is there that when he
nehoids The remains of his adversary deposited
IN the dust, feels not, in tlat moment some re-
Jennings at Tie remembrance of those past ami
nosIties which mutually einbiuered their If.i--
''Ihcrc lies the man with whom contcndcd so
long, silent and mute forever. He is fallen:
and am about to follow him. How poor is the
advantage which now enjoy? Where arc the
fruits OF all orr contests3 In a short time we
shall be laid together; and no remembrance re-
nam OF either of us Under the sun. How ,naDy
mistakes may there have been between ns2-
Had not he his virtues and good Qualities as
well as II When we shall both appear before
the judgment scat Of God, shall be found limo
cent aud free of blame, for all the enmity have
borne TO hini:" My friends, let the authorization