Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

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Anonsss the eoaviets Il Van Dienss's LAID, thsr,
are 1889 Methodists.
The late Duke Of Bedfords rent roll was estimated
At 5O,0OW, per annum. His Grace received 4.OO0i
per annum as ground landlord Of Drury lane and Co
vent garden Theatres, and 00Oi per anuum as pro
prietor Of Covent garden market Ek -
REPORTERS AT FAULr.-Three reporters frou
London, arrived at Penrith % Tuesdey Cor the pur
pose Of attending the inquest for the body Of Lord
Brougham.
There have been several severe shocks Of earth
quakes in Scotland, Parti ularly in Perhshire. The
people were dreadfully alarmed.
Lady Lytton Bulwer hes written long letter to
the Morning Post FOR the purpose Of contradieting
statement, which got into print, ola scene between
her ladyship and her husbands brother. Lady b
says she never met Mr. Henry Bulwer in Paris, and
consequently could not have acted towards him like
poisaarde at the Lady Aylmar's. The on dit
reached the eyes Of the curious through the Court
Journal
LIrERATURE.-A new work by Lord Broughaa,
is announced, called Dissertations subjects vi
Science" A new book the statistics Of The Bri
tish Empire from the pen Of G. R. Porter, Esq, has
just appeared its title is 'The Progress Of the Ma
ton" IL treats Of Population and Productive Reve-
nues and Expenditure. A book has just appeared,
called Sketches OF Popular Tumuts, which gives an
OF most Of the celebrated emefes Of modern
times and illustrates the evils Of social ignorance
Among the novels that are announced, we per.
cieve the following "Palmaris, or the Merchant Of
Genoa" Twenty one years of a sea faring life
s.The adventures Paul Psrriwinkle or the "Press
Gang by Phiz." "Vau Darrell or the gypsey mo-
Their" The Flying Dutchman, legend Of the high
memories OF his own life and times, has been publish
ed simultaneously in Paris and London.
THINes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has drama
tised Airsworth's novel Of Jack Sheppard, and il
Theatre. Mrs. Kelley plays the hero, Lyon play
ed Jonathan Wild, and Yates played the Jew, which
turned out the feature Of the piece, The g emery
and properties are highly spoken Of Hackett play
ed Falstaf at Drury Lane on the night Of the first
instant The critics say that Hackett is sensible in
Falstaff-merely sensible, nothing more. MIR. Elton
was the Hotspur Of the night. " II
The interior decorations Of this house are said to
be Of unsurpassed nagni6cence. The company in
clades the following performers. The roll speaks
well for Mr.. HammOnd's tact: ~ &c.
Meyr. Masrsaay, Elton, Compton, Vernon. 0.bemy, RS
Hammond beckett, W. Bennett Collins Addison, Bel
ford J. Lee c. White Mears, ssttos, wsaeh viag Mars
Howell, Schmidt, warde G. Bennett T. Lee, Archer Nor
ley Baker Atwood Marshall Fenton. Jeerin King Ne.
sS: s aia s. ' Daily s.iay Barnett a.rSs a
Deey, Mordaant Stanley, A. Beamoat Melyillc Barnett
r. Bsdman Wayett, Cooper CrsN Pettifsr, Piiati,
Sheridan Knowles has a new play almost ready,
with the odd cognomeR Of &c Love rules the Camp,
the Courts, the Grove" II to have been
brought out at Covent Garden last Monday week
y
tender passion will be portrayed with high per-
cepti on surely the talents Of Ellen Tree and he
perence Of Madame vestris, must be sufficient
surety to the Londeners that the play will be enact
ed with all the sentiment and grace, for which the
bsour ser in general, and their own fair selves in
particular, are SO capable Of iinsing around it.
Bulwer's piece Of " Norman, or the Birthright,"
be; been brought out at the H.ymarkst under the
melo dramatic, or love and murder school Ma
cready played the hero, gallant youth, who has
been taken of to and made involuntary Pirate
of-returns Of course and falls in love. His neither
opposed the match, quite unconscious Of her rela-
tonshp to the sutton The interest all hinges one
scene in the fourth act and the Times says that the
playing of Mrs. Warner, as the mother of Norman,
At the Theatre Royal, Dublin, the opera Of " La
"a house; Tenpis,oH We. sns :nc, Mis-: ks%ss
Amna, Mr.. Balfe AZ Count R0dolph0; and George
Horncastle did Alessio.
A French com pany have taken the Olympic, late
vestris's house, and are performing there to very
Hackstt and Rice played together At the Adelphi
Theatre for six nights previous to the formers
coming out at /" Old Drury." Hackett appeared Is
Mons Mallett and Rice ~ the eternal Jim Crow.
The st. James's Theatre, under Buna's manage.
nent opened On the 2nd Of November, with pow
erfu operate company, comprising n. PHILIPPE, Al.
len, Stretton, and Braham, two new prima dornas.
10 to rise at eight o'clock, the first time Of such
regulation in an English theatre. The private
boxes are nearly all taken for the by the no.
bility.
TIE Queen has paid $4,000 to covent Garden and
Drury Lane, for private bex for the season.
MUsIcAL.-The late Norwich Musical Festival
produced E5,639. The expenses were x4,St3 leav.
ing surplus Of El 2s6 to Be devoted to charitable
FwAscx-Paris, Oct. 3l.-There is little Of inter-
est from this country. A new batch Of peers 10 to
be made. The Commerce accuses tho government
Of len,ency towards Don Carlos, and OF Afford
ing him means for carrying on . correspondence
with his adherents in Spain, and asks, "is il true
minister Of Den Carlos, had received passports TO
visit that prince At Bourgesf" and, chad the Mar
qus D'Alfarace also received passports for Ronep
The Commerce reasserts that QUO 900 francs had
been sent from France to 'abrera-
Paris papers state that eighty mine failures occur
red in Paris during the mosth OF September, fer
sums exceeding, in the whole, $4,000 francs. In
October, the number of bankrupts would not be much
INFERIOR for, the sd, IL already amounted 10 Sc.
venty, whose debts were estimated at 100000
francs.
OBERLrr, Get. I9-The efforts OF Mr.. Wheaton,
the North Americas ambassador st this court, have
Keen more successlul than DR.. Bowring's mission,
the former having obtained considerable reduction
Of the import duty rice, Of the principal
produces Of his country. Among the motives which
have led this concession, OF the principal is
that North America not only imports her produce
into the states Of the German Union, but draws .
variety OF produce from those states, such US wool
lisen, glass, &c.-Lsipsie Aigemssns Zdfung.
srArs-Advices from Bayonne Of the 22nd inst.
stats that the Chrstso chiefs in the northern pro.
vinces were adopting every Precaution to avoid be.