Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-12

We do not intend these TemaAs apply TO the pre- SEM
situation Of the Theatre. No, it has been literally pat
ronsed, aud generally, by the most
the community in the corps of percrefs we recog
nize several, who by proper their own beha IL
cannot fail to arrive to the pinnacle bstrionic ex
cellence. Towards McSSs. Walton md Davis i'm ma ri,
cular, would invite the attention of the pav-uoi,y
community. The former fom pecula fx.rise face and
FORM aud from deep musical voice, is admirably calcu.
lated To ill the nobcI characters orihe drama We
would be glad to him in Hamlet Macbeth William,
Tell in character where the noble. ma s<io,s arc
brought forth in bold relief In the darker more vIianou,
OF nature give the
to Mr.. Da Wis, with bm exceptions and that s . RI,
ractcr Of iagn better representation of This da,.un,
hend than MI Walton, has been witnessed on oI
boards. But both Of these gentlemen aeserv. and ,vc
believe they have obtained, great credit for the dead
correctness with which they generally deliver Their ,esnec
tive parts IN periormance Many of the Others mong the
rest NeSsrs Edwin Farrell, Pennnston are
for ,eir gene, attention conception and delivery of
characters. Gu say tina, we ei, b,psb "a tho
deficiency OF the minor pernrmefs. Indeed we would sur.
ses that some other pursuit than the stage would be more
congenai to their aicnts THE ladies n gene perform
their routine of characters with eclat We hone
the well known ibefay of the manager inspire those
"i I've peftmefs WIN" can appreciate good and
utatinn, with vigor for greater efforts and we will an
sw er that they will not so unrcwartied JUSTICE
lSp1ANA.--The following is the state of parties in
the Legislature OF indiana. In the Senate for Adams
IL, jackson d. In the House of REPRESENTATIVES for
Adams 40, jackson 49, neutral i.
eco
al meet.
ing in Wayne county. n. G.. but, after advertising for
several weeks, SO few persons attended that the MO
ject was abandoned Raleigh Reg.
-S1Se
New York, Jan. >
we have received papers from the 6Iaracaibo and
Carthagena Of the 9th, Dec. The most importsnt
news is the account of an earthquake which was fell
al Bogofa, and in lis vicinity, the 10th November
a letter from that city, dated Nov. 2l states that the
trembling was horrible: that excepting that OF The Ca
pucns not one church remains uninured; that ha If
The houses III the city rendered untcnantable and
more than half of the will need considerable re-
pairs. From Begola 10 hague, not single church
Or brick house is LETT standing The earthquake was
not felt in l-eiya and Caqueza. The motion of tue
earth was pcrceptb!e for than g. hours The
offices OF the Secretary of War, &c. were DESTROYED
The Libe, aors house is of the few that remain
Ininjured
The same paper contains official commune atom
stating the difficulties which have existed in Gauya>
lnil are haTrily terminated
"A part OF tue report of the Liberator,s Secretary
General tn the Congress of Colombia is also given
The Secretary a!iudes TO the emharrassnents which
want of free communications defective CURRENCY
and Judicial delays have produced in commerce. aud
hates that the attention OF Government will be d;rec-
ed to these subjects.
The Maracaibo Liberal, of the 9th ult., entions
export that the Consular General Of Holland has fallen
n duel at Bogota.