OCT. ( 25. , ~~res.-vnca: , w,,,.a,~''.es t r,,..5.! who had an exc!usive claim upon their choice, pint i e s,rt to abut coittprdiciated within the pole of their engage:tit nt. This,Sir,was g vi•Jeti it of ti-rice that called fur ait oia.n and IL-al demotistriiti , tl ut the in li.ll nt thcliug otliverb..ry exdicki „moult the (~iiitiiies—and low s!cleint t,,,,t t iitlt•r to the Ct 114 t !elation of a Datil" Lane au or•ucc tie devoLonctw. , :tt tit the my-it:riot's p o li c y t .l t h e c,,, t , 1 „i tn .,,, .;,: e . a wa s ea , ried t- the extumt tit cuitet•al tiff the day :our the Tliegir,f %vas open,. the Balla! Of Ike 1111111 ,, r '.hoe talents they, St) C;:it:•1:fi::bly, had le.id recourse. This reso 4 titi•an •t!ir, was twilit...l. in cor.-is,etit wail the Pruity I h•ive prcicssed lqwortl! , Ilie of this V ie: ufe, nor my dee! .re,t atiolirltioa of Loi - d ut rtto's thal.l deciy his r• e s Li nn ni i it e t o th e "r ex ,ft them to the Ileavotii, two in.est'o;:s still totiain. Hatt Csoilaiittoe 8 right to look to aril/ exeviit tram ir:iit•!:l in cour:liance with theit invitation ? lit seeking any shere ‘ theso, 'have they sett d ingentionOy with (host. who &tended tyou Cock lean.ttr ? The Hod rights Of British Literature woe ( kep!y int elvt ti in this tinestioo, and deinandefl the deterniincd ititcr terir.ee sotie, v•aloits Illenther of the Itepublic 'it 1 his iii n.:.krcitce, Sir, I undertook : and ill a was that I linty vunt arc to pre (t !, t w di not e IA! be somenh .t sAtitary. Idu not b110111(1 eitia - r Of Our heistic-is t•xl).:rionce destruction, Ilia*. at y (,bin!nit'l'C, ilivointed to conduct the atfairs of the new-raised edifice, will inikiciy ourtical contributions to colehrwe its tpenitit:, and thou forget liar pli-d2e - held out to the confiding tedents of Ilse country. Vcraiit laic, Sir, the honour to side,cribc TIIOII.IS /31:SPA:. Qlcen Am., , areet, West, Cavendish-square. S. I •Aisit, Sir, to aiht that no idea el a eompe'iti..ti wish my I.u:d Ityo , l ever mixed ibelf with ms thoughts upon the st.liject ; that I never conceived the dcgr.... mt•rd exhibited in lii• toriship's Addros the least cotwet.ted with the ti,Jit I to as ; it- .41 that I vier in the author .•t* " ettILDI. 11.11WL1).S rtIA.:11131•• AG4" an ornament to the Bull - tt..o I'LrnAc r. DRAMATIC REGISTER. T)R CRY-LANE. On Monday night, a Mr. PHI t.t.lPs made his first appear ance at th;s Theatre, in the character of the Dnkr in As Yon and a Mr. GLADSTANES, flout Edinburgh, in that of Orlando, in the same piece. Both met with rather a favourable reception, and without any pretensions to eminence, will do sufficiently well to counterbalance the abilities of Messr s , Ca ESNVEv..T. and .'kunoTt at the other 'louse, Mr. PHILLIPS' figure and deportment suited the part, and formed his chief qualifications. Mr.G I. Ansi . ANi:S, who possesses rather au interesting countenance, was cur left, and not unsuccessful until his love scenes - , when all his Spirit vanished away, and his performance becnme co!d and ' , quint:He. lie has since appeared in other characters, in which he has not vet laid- any claim to any thin 6, beyoud mere respectability. N "1-G AR DEN. 131:RC 01" Lard of the ,11ilitoi was last night revived wub great succe-s. A new Overture by Ir. BISHOP, and several soug composed by WE S. SU / E F.v 121 nd DLAVY, Were much applaudt..d. The House was crowded before t!le cad cf the (Opera. The Pit was full from the beginuiu. LUDICROUS GAZETTE ; OP, THINGS Ti) Er. LAUGHED ATI! -- - Air. Coitivin has published a L.etter, in saich he contradicts tl e statement wade, of lii., having been " seized vriih the iiidnia oi writ ing In Address for the opi.nin..: of New Drury." It coni:'udes ;n she fallawing words:—'' 1 never %a 4 ti ii ;d, nn.r eve: fo:di Is en ruli t.., at• tend (further than t' latiA at) to the ;Overt scowl!' f s kidrps ink eomprtiturb to 1)..! jus.l:2e4 t.y \!r. Wii:thrinici's entire Ci:rnlliirce." . 'the French parrs contain at. aectiiiist of an inspri•visateer, ' n tre;.; Ari ncni• Who has lateiv alpealeil at Coni. He is raid to possess vest ruditiou jt,i:peil to ~ . .reli! ir)etical esee:letice. lle ilerlantis ..ri c' its rent init:ues, ULII with sa) tir.scli I . :wittily, ;hat lie appears to be reeding is ?nem ins:e d d of ciiinprr.i..g on-. li:s ordinary la te of eorupo-itir;:s is twelve *mulcts. upon us twisty dill:mat subjects, in twki‘e usinuttq, TI I E NATIONAL It:,; "IST EIS. AN ILDERAL4N. 47. Aratv=www...lis;,s----irtrAz.2... 60 ot•th the te i mit.a..iiig tyord of each line rtirhished by the unditors.—rf dos t i t t iaot ili,iory peraiotia : e had urrlve , l in Ft,4l.ind too mouths ago, vcltat co!!-,1(!ttitei..ii would he not !rise iitoolig stir I)rory Latin wiittos 1 Ilad Comiiiittce it 11411 iu Cline, ;Ley would r!litps I:n% d 4:1 hint instc:7d of Lord r , It d• Niocles, Farsece, s lately published a tilt ni..ir, in whit imilertakes to pr•ive Ova the iitinniti body un'y • he trot's: • d iii cn il,le to the puoer 01' lite. lie dirt Os it to Le rub ,tith the hiliowitig einlovrinion ; oinice and it l.ii Uf titnill, dis.,!vt.i! til loin. nutictli tit la.• 1 ava!ei.; to this tory be :died one of Ili!! uttit•. 31111 It If :in onixz et i4tra This pm) irktloll tills heel,lec,,u In • rndcd to ILO Fiends at Aliisco%%; htii we ltLlili it %%:I, lie of still greator use to cei lain Ilogact UI gr„id, c ssint.y, speetiktted un the price tit et:111 1 ill'C 111 d.otgvr of ha ralag; fingcr , ;• NYulleles• liar, ttr. ulitk:r•tund , loos been cast i t ti:e ic:i lirui:glit against lino, tut closing his Patti:, stilled is of cuurse ugnits thrown opou li is niv.v runnitiril that lie intends 0:On1 an ;lot of to e iculode the and Ilya in the esstnit ui lii suceved log in itis, he is iktermined to -, rte gel. ii iii on th .s•! residing in i's vicin ty, by nin tendering Ley s‘u th.r gr, tlesnen nj thc parish. Thii wiil st-r%e then r . o.tht :or %Lc contempt with winch ti cy treated him hi, keys bdore, anti it is to be hoped it will teach them better kijilnSeiir it matt of CUlhe:VieliCes Who has nu lu.igcx to lorreu: lIIVIiIy . EXTILI OR DEVA INST"INCE OT SAGACITY L r,orrort—in the course of the %VCCk, a 'hiker, it appears from newsp"pers, was brought behne Sir AI. Ili.oxtiA at, as the Sitting Al.lerinAti„ charged with exposinst to sale bread blunt of weight. Ills ‘Vi rship took this opportunity otd.splaying his e!otpience ; and after ix line speech, in which he CKpreSSCCI his horror of such an abominable oireit,:e, teal his drict lid:tattoo to punish tlio-e guilty of it in the abut cue 14:try inaoner, lie concluded by mitie.nting the tine to half the suns wlnett it %vas in his poAer to ex:,ct. A woman %%ho h. eps a situp for t:se sale of bread atiel bisetCes, was the next brought before him oa a Silllilor ;wet. at ion. Ile aoaiti made a di.play of his oratory, by ve peatieg some of the ficest passages fretn his speech of the preceding day. the w nantit stated in her that she did not know the lin ad was s'..tort i , f weight. She Lad it from a 1;a4e.r0% hos:. name tout itddress the S vc. , ; ii .t lu.a iag cxes‘si,,si for zst...tit'S in her businesv," had t:o means of asremining that it was not iceight • Sir MAta Itcw. ti ,wt told lo.r that, :ts the 11;:l.cr lived out of the ciiy, she must sitt• ter for It::%ing 1,11:1 - c:t it bir silo. To en:et:ion mideratandings it migl.t how :!%%:r ttece...,ary :he light bread, this ..1.•: , !a to who i..nnit!cittiy sold the bread s:te teetiv!..l from her llak.er, eoti-ci oils Ill.'s: it was deficient, u,i. t t Inive reast:i•ably hoped 14) be vi-' sited wit'.4 less se‘elitv than the Lial‘er Ilizel.lsetl the day before, n:a-t he supplied to * have mad , : 111. urea! he sold. If then the that in h:s c '`e wZt] 01 . 0. 4atrif halt; it 2h; 11,:v:'. bt-en exit .cl , .l.that in her's ir:lc heel' reduced If) a qua , Thi• to % - ttlgAr mi•st's hove appeared sarlicient, hot wai tr. , l the vicar I n k tti i •f th e sub ject by c mt , ga ei:)(l Sit' MA I Tni.W-I , e haying in the cant of the B tt , A the Gste to lila, iii t'.:s case thotigl.t proper t.k exact the wli k. The woman, he observed, there was lit le doutt, woi:ld recover a:• :lie Ilsker. If the wotran should he too pt.or to pro. revel t •Aiit S:r T I w furni•li her %vitli the tneeus ? le-4 he will do in all prt,bihility she fowl vet down by her los-„ wiLhoeut a:It:Int:Ow; to obtain initiee, or attempting it Ole ntay be made 4 1 )11 d... 1 -w e t in the process:, and :mr.ly Sir 'Ai % I Tlll . AV 1:11(I hip ci:nnections have het now to learn that berekroptey is a sl,t i ehinz AN A L , sun or i n-o: tit J I . a r.N 070 irtitlCE. •••••1,•iii1111. Riot A':1) A:SAUI.r - ?t the V.'est:tiintter S:.ss;orti. Pori, k , ;Ind 2tt W,ir• witli !Living, riotous ly asscruhit wira !ry i'f*:::.•;1•:, 1:1 tho house et Henry ! , ers I'. ;'e l,: a'tir r! io a.; cr:l!cavour to ptc mote peace ilt :i:!ticn. i L wni Mr. s‘`," :\ll;. ; istr.ire; l l. , .lll,; frame - I ay. the Prilcwr had, conch:o2 1 1•,:t::-_l: courage (41 the piains f Bu. b?co, wher , : w;bs ..5 , 0ur..1 , A1 in fr••:;• gr.tit.lotts:Y iiententicl Wirt to one eo;;(ipeinuot, b?c.tose liC ha.l so biavaly !ought an;{ preva . ;!e:l?) , ..nn;t the erernies (4 his e. - ;notri. KL cyr.—A gen'.cel eft sied rn..n of the nal-o of hqi I - -t:en seine thl;e ill ethite). ,. . cheirgett with scikiitiK tioratee. lever.; to Mr4.Tilncy Leng refit', to obtain hpory. The previiusly be4 . n it appear_Al tit F.eseral, l e vcr; been sent to the Lariy,s?• , :irr.; prisoner to h,:ernteiriassrd, and thri..oeliirg to shoot her it sht out give the ptie•oner 10:11. Srne let:ers threAtrued Mr. Pok as well al his I:tev . The soner was tentandckl. He is said to 1 - .. , eiceg to a respectable . nowt) to the LtA., farni!):. • ~,..