Several cases of Cholera have recently occurred at Philadelphia, but no alarm is indicated.

 For the Advocate.
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MIR. EDlToR:-Havpg heard some weeks since, that Thespian Society was about being formed by the young gentlemen Of Little Rock, l was enquiring the other day if the enterprise had failed-when l was in- formed, much to my pleasure, that so far from falling through, they were shortly to produce Play.

 As such societies tend to unite recreation and instruction, have always been very favorably disposed towards them, and more particularly, in place like this, where they are deprived of most other kinds of rational amusement. They have Theatre fitted up, understand, in quite neat and fanci- ful style, with several changes of scenery, &c. and particular care is to be had that every thing they perform, shall be calcula- ted to "improve the morals and adorn the heart" The undertaking should be pat ronIzed by the citizens generally, which l have no doubt. it will be, and in order to inspire confidence into the hearts of these young disciples of Thespis, inc Ladies particularly should give it their encourage ment and approximation.

 A WELL WISHER.