Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-22

thing like the same terrors; indeed until the end of
the Play and Pantomime, we saw many places va
can't There were, however, enough IN the house
To keep the spirits of discord without
whatever then numbers, their resolution was pretty
strong III this particular. The war of words was
opened by the display of a placard from the Two
Shilling Gallery, bearing the words "Kean for
Ever This was assailed by the Pi, with eroans
and Misses, and Immediately the strife of voices
commenced Another pacard was to the follow
ing effect; "EllSton explain" In answer to this,
one was unfoded in the Pit, the leading words of
which were, "No Cant" Others were also ex,ibi-
ted at different parts of the House. in support of
either faction, such as "Down with The Times >
Call Elliston, with Others conceived IN the same
spirit. Several small slips of paper at different
times were thrown from the Gallery, on which were
written, "Who seduced Kean? Little Breeches."
These served to rouse the Glamour of party, if at
any portion of the evening 1t showed disposition
to slumber.
After considerable time had elapsed. in which,
the patience of the house broke forth more than
once IN nurmurs, MIR. kcan appeared, led on the
stage by nlr. Elliston. lie had changed his ras ic
habilimcnts for plain suit of black. After waiting
for silence Nir. kcau enabled to gain hearing
for the following address,
"lf you expect from me vndca ton of my pri-
waite life, fear shall be unable to furnish one TO
your satisfaction. stand before YOU as the reurc-
sentative of ShHkespeares heroes. ONO doubt
"hear him., and expressions of disappI obation)
The errors which | have committed have been
scanned by a public tribunal considerable utter
rupton) In that investigation feelings of delicacv
prevented the disclosure of circumstances which
might have changed the complexion of the case
(Renewsd nterruption.) This proceeded from feel
ingS ior others, not for myself (BravoD appears
mat stand before you. Ladies aud Gentlemer., al
this moment, professional yiciim If it is done by
Il hostile press, shall ehdeavuur to withstand it: If
1t is your verdict, shall bow your decision; re-
member with gratitude former favours and leave
you"
MIR. Kean here finished his address An uproar-
Gus cry of"No, no." bu ST from many voices, great
part oil The Pit rising aud minglng their voices
way or the other with the rest of the house. Mr.
Elston returned To the stage, and led off his bro
ther actor, after making formal and repeated bows
he audience appeared pacifed by the speeches
which had been made to them; the camorous con-
test became less loud, and gradually sunk away.
Miss FDOTE AND ME. HAYNE.
''WhIU Billing, dgdi1l.n
Various rumnurs are atluat respecting the re-
Cancellation between these parties, and the pro-
liability of their ultimately coming togeIher.-
We have all along stated that Mr.. Havne had
no personal or unmany lac v towards Miss
toote, and the best proof of this is the "a t of
his attending the theatre last Saturday week
Tor the express purpose oil giving her his sup
port. The interviews which have taken place
since the trial we have good authority for stat
ing were not sought for by MIR. Hayne. The
fact is, that an Gccjaeatdi meC ing took place In
FL, de Park-aliss Foote and her mother being,
in carriage, and MIR. IIa ne in his cab. The
former nodded and smiled-.Mr. Ha, ne, in mere
gallantry, conld not do less than bow The next
day there was another meeting, and another
smile, another noG, and, in addition, playful
6echon, drew the gay Lothario after his former
fia'ne-hands were shaken, and Miss Foote in
formed Mr. Ill. that she lad left certain paintings
for hun at lSobns's. The separation was mutu-
ally cordial, and on the third dav, Mr.. H. had
anote from Mrs. Foote, requesting an Interview
This took place; but for what passed we must
refer TO those most interested. Lon. Paper.
LONDON, Feb. 14--2 o'clock.-Consols opened
this morning at 94sJ and remained at thar price
without great deal doing. 1t being settling dav
IN the Foreign Market, the business is principally
confined to adjusting accounts Mexican Bonds are
8i33; Columbau 6l2; Mexican Scrip 81 prem;
Brazilian, Al J, Spanish Bonds are 235. An ad-
vance has taken place in most of the Mime Shares
Anglo Mexican l2j to % pc, share; United,
lUo to ITO; Pasco, % prem; colombian, 81 do
Brazil, l3 do. Chile, l31 do.
LIVERPOOL. MARKETS, Feb. IS.
C0Hon-During the past week the demand for
cotton has been particularly brisk ron the trade as
well as from spectators, the latter olwhom, direct
ing their attention to the compa atvely low price
OF Perna'ns, have bo"gt extensively in that descrp-
ton, causing an advance full I'd per h. on our
last weeks prices; other kinds have Likewise parti-
cipated in the advance, z to Sd lib. being readily
paid on our quotations of this day week, Sea Is
land Georgia, Is SD Is 3d. Stained do 9! ii 70:
Upland do. 81 Isl Alabama aud Tennessee, 81 ii
III; New Ofeans i0i ll5d.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
New England Coffee House,
LONDON, Feb Nth, half past o'clock
House Of Comn,Ons.'Fha gallery was opened
soon after o'clock, and Immediately crowded to
excess There was more struggling to obtain adj
mission than we have seen for a long time. After