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THE NEW MEDY--ro-nlght the new and highly successful comedy of "Fashon," by Mrs Mowatr, of this city is to be played for the eigh. ,ern and last lime the present season. IL IS to be w'lhirawn. not because II has ceased to aw good houses, but because an engagement entered into with hr. Anderson than year since, must be fulfilled the coming week. run ofeighteen conse- culive nights for five comedy, with other fractions ih'r those presented by stock company, is so remarkable an incident in theatrical history n this couniry, that it is well worthy of particu lar nen,ion- It will not answer to say, that ihe piece has been carried through by author's friends.- They may have crowded to hear it the first three nighis but i, is the public, who have sustained and applauded il on every other occasion A practical reply like this is the best that Can be made to the critics, "ho have assaIed the new comedy as utterly destitute of merit No piece ever so br ila utl, carried through under such circumstances which did not p"ssess merit of some kind. We are glad to learn that Mrs. Mowait is engaged upon new come hy. "Fashion" IS to be produced in Philadelphia on Moniay evening next, we hear, with excellent cad-GN. Y. Evening Post. Huh inst.