... fronm the x. chapter of the BoAi of Proverbs, and part of the t 3th verfe, - He that uttereth a aitdcr is aL fool. ry, The SPEAk ER'ofthe Houfe of Conimons yeftetday ua- evening held a levee at his houfe in Paiahe-yard, ai v,'hich were prefent.the LORD ...

... ; be zealous there- fore and repent. The St. Margaret and St. John's Afrociation, with their Band of Mufic, efcorted the SPEAK-ERkhome. The DLIKe of YORK, accompanied by Colonels WYNYARD. H EWOGiL, CALVErrT, and-the Honoura- ble Mr. UPTON went to the ...

... fong of triunmph fwell, And now the vidor's glory tell: -Sound high the Britifh Seaman's fam~e, And Englilhgradtide proclaim: Speak hiw a gencroui Nation OaVe Its ?? tribute to the bravc; How to the Widow's, Orphan's &id, ' The Patriot fotntain flow'd relief ...

... ttrNDAY LAST. TI'i 1FOR TAIT. YO r, t . 1yoiul: Jr v O- u iur !rad i tehil I: w eaiit : iiy Ni;;z I catu hide-hbut you iuft not SPEAK ! GEtOR.E 1.lOOPE. ,\liLrw ' rF ?? in-eorded to ptbdifli his new rwithout a 'eprelfentation, but flnt it to (2.. eo qti Th ...

... Papers writes in a flyle fo Judicrous tliat, wbatever may be the mitter of his Letters, the manner mull afford amtt fe- mcnt. Speaking of the warm wvather, which deprives tile company of tbe rural privileges of fcratnbling ltp the idjacent hills covered ...

... wzhich will1 be produced (fortlle firft time) a new Melo- *Drarne, in I wo Ads, called ?? TALE of MYSTERY, . contfiing dt Speaking, Singing, Dancing, and Pan tomimne. With new Mulic, Scenes, Dreffes,and Decorations. The Mitile compored by Dr. Bufby. ? ...

... After Which Wll be produced (foythe ad time) a new Melo- - Drame, in I wo As, called . A TALE oF MYSiiERY, Conftiqdg of Speaking Siging, Dancih and. Pantiet * With aew Mbeu5, Scenes, Drete3ffesd-Dccoraeions. The Principal Chlaraddlcr by -Mre . jootun ...

... (Queen of France), Mifs Chapman, Priecefs iCatharine, Mrs. T I'o wrhich will be added, a Melo-Drame, i;mtwb aa conflfting . of Speaking, Siising, Dancing, and Pantominie, called' P A'TALE'OF MYSL~k'Y.V To-morrow, 'Mr Brahani and Signorsa 'Straceiw ril meiae ...

... Mrs. g Davenpart; Cic, ly Hornefpun, Mrs Gibbs. , inc. o which will be added, a Melo-Drame, in two adts, coslilting tI of Speaking, Singing, Dancing, and Pantomime, called z It A TALE OF MYSTERY. f On Monday, the Iourth night of the Pily of Pizarro.- a ...

... And eagerly holds out the Cbarity plate, For the CaA, Sir, and not for the Iraen. ON HEARING MR. MeLLISn'S ATTEMPT TO SPEAK. For a nitch in FAME'S Temple, fome foar and fome creep, But, MeULISH, 'tiS out of thy reach; Unlefs, that you cut up a Bullock ...

... Mrs. Davenport, Mifs Da- vies (wvith a Song in Charadter). Mrs. Enmery. After which, a Melo-Drama, in two a's, coulitbing of Speak- ing Singing, Dancing arid PartomiRie, cailtd A I'ALE of MYSTERY. To-morrow, The Cabinet. To which will be added, Tire lrfhmao ...

... HARRINGTON, &C. Mlr. CsitavY's New Musical Drarna was yesterday morning read in the Green-Room at Drury-lane Thcatre. Repor t speaks highly of it, as being a piece quite nouveile in its manner. ELLISTON and Mrs. MIIOUN1TAIN are the principals in 'the piece ...