Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

ed the part of Peggy eaptally, and was encored in
/ the song of "Pit pat goes my heart" She after,
wards appeared the heroine of Foreign Airs and
/ Native GTaces" and after repeating her bu6o song
sttAe loud call OF the curtain, summoned 10 receive
their congratulations. The evening terminated with
I the operate comedy Of "Sweet hesrts and Wives
\ in which Mr. David Rees played Billy Lackaday
! with his usual breadth of humour.
HAYMAHKEr THEArRE, Sept. Last night Mr.
Waliack made his re appearance, after an absence
of six years and was most warmly greeted, as well
upon his eAti the fall Ofthe curtain, when,
according 70 the modern and very absurd custom he
called for ward to bow his thanks to his jealous
admirers The circumstances under which he has
revisited 'the little theatre in the Haymarket have
increased the public sympathy and strengthened the
favsIsels impression which he had left behind him.
lie soald not bat feel gratifed and hattered by the
| cordially OF his "welcome home" He seemed in
excellent spirits and none the for his tolls
manager the other side of the Atlantic. The piece
selected for the occasion Mrs, Centlivres well
known comedy Of The Wonder.
BRiGHroN MIR. WalIack and the manager of tt is
theatre have afforded the play going public a sub
lect for some speculation during the week. AMIR.
Wallaek was under engagement to play a
few ghts there, and forwa rded list of his parts
TO the stage manager. In answer to his letter, the
lessee informed him hat Mr.. Kean, who also
under al engagement there for short time had eX-
Of $. Hamlet :" Othello.'' 8 Macbeth" and the
play OFFS New way to Pay Old Debts" fer any
performer but himself Mr. Wallack has, in conse
quence of such an arrangement thrown up his
dared t. make such terms To needy manager; ay,
and have them acted upon as well We shall see if
the patrons of the drama prepared to recognise
the right of any {. rtunate charetan TO enjoy
clnsiye monopoly in maltrerting Shakespeare.
DovER-Mr C. Kean has been engaged here for
six nights The house very well filled on each
occasion.
decrease OF THE NAVY The Pantaloon sloop
Of war has arrived in Kingstown receiving ship
for seamen for the navy, and rendezvous has bsen
opened the Custom House, where seamen are
TO be entered u T.. Post.
PoRrsMoUrH.-Yery active efforts are making
to procure men for the Navy and if necessity should
arise, the majority OF the pensioners Of Green.
witch Hospital viii be called or, vcyed for SER
vice The greatest activity is manifested in all the
doclsyards At Plymouth the Caledonian, l20 and
mouth the Pembroke, -. and lllustrious, II The
Britannia, l20. Is being equipped with every pessi-
bic despatch 10 take cut the new coumapder-n chie'
10 the Mediterranean mot yet positively KNOWN
and several more large ships in active progress
for the pendant The Pantaloon, 10, TIyon, has
been despatche to Befat, TO bring here volunteers
for the navy .-Brighton Go-etts.
PALS, Aug. E.-Oir rumors are Of a conflicting
de criptioi to-day. Some Will have il, that m 1T
have taken a hostile turn; others predict peace
harmony between the two governments. Several
provincial journals agree in announcing the recall of
NJ. de Pon,ois. He had received orders to leave
Cor stantiI ope the moment that Russian force vie.
lated the Turkish Territory. Are to infer from
this that the Russian corps d'armse, assembled in
Bessarabia has entered the princi Of Media.
via. This conclusion is that of one two French
paSers. Another organ announces that collision
has actually taken place between tue British and
| French fleets in the Mediterranean. II is Obvious
that this last rumor is unfounded.
The Courier de Ia Moselle has IL on good Tuthori
ty, that active preparations going forward in
Rhenish Prussia The authorities are, however
xious that they should not attract the not othe
French, belief still prevails at Berlin that Louis
Philippe will coH'rve 10 get rid af NJ Theirs, The
moment the policy ~ that statesman becomes fla
GRAVITY incompatible with the peace Of Europe.
The King Of Prussia hinks it, however, possible,
that the war movement may become too inlpetuous
in France 10 be restrained, even by Louis Philippe;
therefore, the preparations which are going tor
ward by his order in the provinces contiguous TO the
French territory
While am on the chapter OF war rumors, ought
To notice q contract which hes recently been enter
ed into with commercial house Of strasbourg for
the supplying Of coo horses from Germany and
! Russia. The Project of the Bias Rhin is said 10
have written to all the adjacent village authorities to
know how many men and horses each Of them could
undertake TO lodge This circular appears To have
pnt the good people OF Bss Rid the qui vive.
Nothing but war is talked Of and the feeling Of the
locality appears TO be one OF ardor and even of en-
thusiasm. IL we turn 10 the fairer side Of the
tablcau, shall find rable for think
ing that peace will be maintained In the first place
the Ministerial organs are all moderate and fair spo
ken to-day So is the Journal DIES bats: the most
sensible Of them all The Courier, which general
" expresses the opinions Of the President 81 the
Council, tells that he English cabinet ha- relent
"a Il tie. The trsa of London is rot TO be follow
y Ia isffTs. was originally intended The
i.ur powers nave mae several concessions to
France. which the government here accept, VIII &c
they still persist IN their warlike preparations.
According to the C ,mmerce,' the FreRch Ambas-
sador at St Petersburg, NJ de Barante, is to be re-
called, and simple Charge d'AhAlres, Nj. Casimir
Perier, late secretary TO the Embassy at Naples,
to be substi u ed for him.
The " Journal des Debats" states that tine report
ed intention II the Britsh government 20 make On
immediate attack the French colonies in case Of
war, had awakened the attention Of the colonial
elegates. WHO had applied TO the minister, and a
credit Of 900 000f had been opened to place Fort
Royal (Martnique) and the other fortifc atoms in
proper state Of defence.
NsPoLroS's REMaI~s.-The "Temps" announ.
ces that Ia Belle Poue and la Fayorite arrived at
Madeira on the 2lh ult and left for ST. Helena
the 18th.
TgE W,R IN French AFkrca.-A report from
Marshal Vales Of the 18th instant addressed to the
Minister Of War; states that by the last dispatches
ION Lieutenant General Gslbois he had learnt the
Of expedition under Col Levasseur 10 re.
pei the efforts Of brother of Abdel Kader. who had
tried excite e The tribes near Staff against
the French authorities. The Ksybles too.had sworn
fidelity TO France. had 30 blocked mp the FL Biban.or
the iron gates with rocks and timber that native
force could pa - trough them. One Of the leading
chiefs, Bon Akkas, and the Scheik III Arab had Of
fered To Gsnral Gabois the services of themselves
and all their cavalry IN case ofany attack being ade
from the west upon the province &c Constantine.
Every thing was quiet Of Eona and Diselli.
FRrScH N,vy.-A Lyons paper states. that 800
from the merchant service, had been order
ed to join the royal navy at Toucn.
The Monteur' announces the death Of Henry
SAMSON. the Paris executioner, in his I'D year
Tbs FRrrcH PAPEas scarcely snllrde n Napoleon