Theatrlcals, &c.
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Mr.. Dinneford has been solicited to bring out Anti
gone in Boston, which he has consented to do and is
on treaty for the Melodeon for that purpose.


Mr.. Barton, the eminent nust, gave concert in Mo-
bic on the l4h inst


Mr.. and Mrs segun. assisted by Mr. Fraser and Mr.
Andrews, gave concert at Charleston the 18th inst


Forbes and his wife are playing at Wilmington, N C.


At the representation of Putnam at ono of the Pha.
delpha theatres, the identical sword by General
Wayne at the Battle Of Brandywine is BY the rep
rcsentative Of Old Put.


The orphean Family have been highly successful In
Charleston.


There is exhibiting in New Orleans, tho Tennessee
Divert, E. Lowry This extraordinary being, although
twenty years OF nge measures only two feet, eight
inches in height and weighs but forty pounds His head
Ia Of the natural size for Of his age, with manly
md intelligent expression OF countenance. The
suuction OF his joints most singular admitting Of
aexibIlIty Of limb truly astonishing.