Star. — London, England, 1819-09-01 00:00:00

• )71 rin out. He addressed the Bolton people •hortly, before - leaving tharplace, but Ida not %%hat be said, except that the Magi trate who ;ne.l his firs: commitment and the one whb signed . •;.i:, u-re, hoth from kin!ton." MM(CUESTgR, AUGUISTat. The Bnil for KNIGHT are JAMII:11 BTOIPT, of Pal :on, Lanti Surveyor, and WILLIAM Su:nt, of con, Pipe-maker. The detachment of Hone Artillery which had dispatched from the dead-quarters of General ), at Pontefract, to Manchester, in consequence of ,ate disturbances, has returned to the former place. Mr. C.AVIIELL, a Special Constable, who wa s ~ At to the Infirmary from his res idciicc in the mite of Newton•lane the day after the late Meet_ died there on blond.iy from the wounds he had ed. It is reported that another Meeting is intended to tempted to be held in the space of a fortnight. he Weekly Board of the Manchester Infirmary ni consevence of the assertion in the M. Observer, voted in the STAR of Monday. Infiimary hNd bren cleared of all its patients aus to the 16th of August, 6 in order to prepare wounded which might be brought there . fot _ aid,' published the foll(A•ing statement : licAved unanimously. That this Board deemilt a duty ,thl owe ti the Trustees and S u b szr ib ers to this. tad to the Pubic at lavgc, to dezlare, that no iletiiktina' !vcr from the usual practice respecting the admission' Vt.. •.:7; Patim!s took place on Monday, the lata .;:J to Arty, e; , / tae annexed Report of the Casts of the teat the above assertions of the Merger ate totally devoid ; wet this Hoard mon':t view without indignation, the of a statement which might have Lee"' known, on enquiry, to be totally falst t 4P:Pear. morning of the ter!► instant. there were in the. 'arse, Pttients t'akty Baud, that miming, dissitarsed, Cured, wade Out-patients • • Remaining In the Nouse ,arne time admitted, fn-padents, being the 11.14 nu:lbir then applying for admission • a total number in the House, prtnious to the wwirig gating 2011 of 13ccia in the /lease are hid Are retervtli for Accidents; 114 There were 0017 two came AlnPotation et the reermory .k previous to the 16th of August, and both the per y,t is tbe flow, and but At.l•u beta rtmoved.' The following is an extract from a private letter noltou : " 13 , 4t0n, Sunday Evening, August ;tit—Where, in the name of wonder, will those end ? Mr. who, on Friday evening, :orted through this town by a trpop of cavalry. way to Laacaster C..stle, where it was hopeit .aless spirit would h.tve been confined, if s not • lot .t tin:: at icast, is again returned. and at. artised hate. On his reaching the Bridge . 11to :ghted ; b.tt things being there in a deranged lic -could not n.eet with snit:dle accommodation. Oa his returning to his carriage the street wa s ai fir as thg eye could. reach, and on his i o proceed to the Swan Inn, the ropu reselvtl to take the horses from the carriage, draw him themselves to the said Inn. On his ing there, he stepped out of the carriage c—a was instantly made:tor him through the crowd said Inn, which he entered. He went into and ,am, and after resting himself fur a few the crowd continuing rapidly to increase, so as ipletely block up the street, 'though spacious, deemed adv ; satle far blip to speak to them, he did fr:l23 jie windpw. 1)e informed them, throu l d i *the good offices of the Magistrates at hotei, he had had a ride to the County town— !l I a peep into'dieCarale at Lancaster, where be met irh any' thug but kin 4 treatment —and ing ;wen sent after him, Which had, indeed, Leave he left Manchester, he was thus his way to Manchester again. After thanking Gtr their kind attention, and requesting them si arse as peaceably and speedily as possible, he tiler!' good night. This speech was frequently opted by six uts of applause;'. ?EOM MR. HUNT TO A FRIEND IN I.silpoN b ITILN THEDAY BEFORE HIS FINAL EXAMINATION. " Nvw Bailey, Manchester, Thesdab Aug, 26. My D''.lh SIR-1 got your favour this marring, hick I am much obliged. It gives me great. L s to see that our friends aye not inactive in and that they one and all view the conduct Magistrates here in its Proper light. They to carry it w i t h a very high hand here yet ; ,nod friend WEST, 1 have just learnt, has been these two days, and has net been able Writ. communication to me, or permitted tp see int, in the presence of the Governor ; and tlicse failed gentry bring absolute masters now Were martial 14 w, I suppose they mean 'to *send gists again without even allowing him to lee whits lam dead o r alive. 1)o not be in the least 50u. , 1 to hear that 1 am no more. I b e li eve F l tO any thing after what I have seen. 'tow ,. 1 ber:eve nothing bat their own fears will save and rdo believe there is safety in these. 'Bat 'this be in coufidence. If there were any one thing. world more likely than another to unite the ;; a r i ng enenations of the Reforme rs surely this act ' 4 ! Mancheste r h eroes was the ver y thing to do k. We shill, tbelie ve ; forget all'our Own rive* trances, and turn our undivicted attention to tr, -strate t h e hellish bkiod-thirsty intentions bf the 17 4. ' enemy. lam y et i gl a d you have seen M r . Ile is more capable of frustrating the bloody . sons of thu parties here than any man in Eng- Tell him that I am in high health and ;"ors an ho:4; am pantin g to b e at t h em ura Court of Justice, nest Jury, but not before a prejudiced 4 ` ol , 4 , l k i 7 d4rt J"l' L l 0 1 Lancashire Yeomanry Cavalry, who to •-'e tiler are sorry that they did not cut Pines tit the fields! Oh, the coward..? 'they all the y t 'Ald, aoll are wry jey di . i not do • or 1.3 n • : ow wh: r .gaeJ his ,0:44 11 "The! 101,L ton, P " The so, at F ,'ate dis .Mr.o gbt • inky of It is re attempt The re. it CI 4,7 (g the Inf :,ions to ...le sem !to Jived th.:y cr: • tad to tl attvcr rror 117, • of a;,l to , &at thc troth; aid 'l`.'itanas of ;.itts^:t el Oh the mom !!Oose, The I . ;:chty kir wade I I•dathe wh.4: nu: li,vutt a tot Matins riz :lumbar Uf hich are 'There wee the weak p 1 arc vet MC follol era 13oltotl " St it—V ergs end ? ,nesc(‘rted his wit). .; I e,tless I4yed, fiat arrive t a;:hted e,, hecou 4 Oa his • wOP.i as itterrnini, g I,:e resolve 1.-4 draw hi mirin g the ray was ins othe said I upper room, , 4tes, the cr I , completel itiv4 deem thich he der dw thtou f 3La h otel s i 16.1 ha i a p 4 1 14 , 1 met a. 6ail ha% i n ., foie his sv 161,4 tll ttLo cisierse ; Wd them Ztertupted :Erna rtc llalrfEN ;!' D ty which 1 .iels . uid to n, au, Qt the Mag ;Set to c , ! 4 r gnod ft 'ere these t ILY com mt trey in th 4'74l: lle4tte Martial ` s Ztk N o n lan d "ed to h, elval tI ftett I bell and 7 , tbis be I • 7 * tlte wotl, .;_ 4 !":jag can flan "11e sh t: .. ievanc es , —grat e tl et" !temion s ~`nct Tel ~6 i' l .4. am a n 41 't (led Jet °Pc:l4 d t ly c to pier `.e all the ;mu. Mr. Viturr knows 9 what to do, an d I h ope he PRAIsOSt; to whom I wroze some days 'ark but have not got any answer. I suppose he is out of town. I have sent Haney to desire 'West. to. stay Over way examination, which is expected to morrow; possibly I !nay see him t h en . What Wlll the people of Nottingham say to such doings? In fact, all England will speak with one voice. 4 - I ant mole pleased with the prnceedins of the Suhscribers of the H ea ding-room oat Sou thampton, relative to the Courier, thau any thing rhave seen. Southampton is a Most al istoeratita - 1 place, and if ° they feel in this way, others will follow their 'eaaniple. I have now been locked up in a duntion eleven days; and they do net know what the devil to do with me, npw they have no evidence that they can depend upon : they can get people here to swear Any thing, but they know nobody Will believe them, and that there are thousands thalt will contradict it, and many . of these too, who are equal in rank, fortune, arid character in Manchester, to any of themselves ; they little think yet, What witqesses we ha t ve, not only of our innocence, but •of their premeditated guilt. I have this moment got intelligence that Mr. (Annum. PcmpoN is airived. 1 shall now make one more attempt to get the worthy, kind Magistrates, to let him see me. I have been incucerated in a dungeon*" nosy eleven days, without any charge being made a'zainst me, and have been refused the advice of an 4ttorney, a stranger to this town. Ewer your's, !!st. M. „ TILE ARAI,r. • • -4 The second Dragoon Guards are to tike the dn'ty ft! 'Brighton, the Of qf whiehlave taken a house an the Grand Parade for their Mess. . The Depot of the 20th Itegimc •: marched op Monday from - the Infantry Barracks, in Canterbury, for Chatham, in order to embark for India. • N4PAL INTELLIGENCE. Futawat, Aw. 29......W1nd \4: S. W.—Arrived the Dula of Kent packet with a mai: front Lfsbon, iiy 1.9 days; and Scotia. Ithlat. from Norfolk, Virginia, in 34 days—Zon 20th inst. in lat. 49- ,10. 10% 16. spoke the Provid e n ce , f or Q ue b ec. - Pomona t Am. • 30..aWind S. W.—Arrived the Active, BaowN. from & JeWs, New Brunswick, for London; and Sarah, Coasts, from Pool, far Liverpool; the latter carried awry her mast-head tLis morning in a sqt.JlL Lacatout„ Amon 29.—Ai•nved the Rambler, Lau, from I Jamaica—sailed Sth Juiy; 111,011, WALLACC from Montreal-- sailed liAd July; Atlantic, lilaria)cx, fiatn ' New York—sated 6th august. the Sterling, from this port for New York, was on Bantam Rocks on the 1 Ith July, but was got off with loss of part* her keel, and leaky; she arrived in Wiacasset on the 13th July, and discharged her cargo. The Lorenzo, &vein, from New Orleans. for thxort, pat into Now York in distressohe Captain being der=sise Pout ssto wr Atm. 31.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Colette and Chalon*, 'ewers, tram Ostelid for BUM& ; Mary Ann, Nevus, from London for Malaga, with lon of m a i n -b oom; an d Sisters. Eulke.., from the Downs r the South Seas. Put back iris Slajtsty a ship llverasor. iluts., Ate,. fe.u.Arrieed the same. Ciatax, front Greco. land, with seven fish, ea butts. and Cicero, Mum, from ditto, with six fah. to.botts. I)ga‘, MOOT 31. z —Vilnd W.S. W.--Arrived and sailedfor the u tec r ti t . Wellington, Aulattstor, from St. John's, New 1111.111SwiCk ; Ann, Qrucu, from h . Kitt's; Latona, La4r.,:mi Richard, WILLIAMINMpIi from Demerara; Shannon, Fe.teximpt, ' from Dominica ; the Wilson, Wii.sor y , Alexander, Emanates, Drallsford, Setup, • Ifardys, ilasov. and Indefatigable. Cmc. suss; fronal4Whem Mereer k liasurbfrpm Barhadoesite i reds, , ll.tactatr, and b W uckenfleld, oon, :rum ? aroma. A rod remain Ms •Majelei's &dpi dram* and geolgsns. woke ward. Caw dowwfran the Riser the Liritly Mark Saw* r iot the Capc of Goad Hops ; Duck, &tacit% for NewfottodY land; Diadem, Row, for Rio Janeiro s Anblowlea, Ptetr, for Bilbao ; Ranger, SW. for the South Seas; and the Winiam, moue, for Gibraltar. . A great diversity of opinion is said to exist the Cabinet, respecting the recent lamentable matt tenets at Manchester—Lords LtvanPoot. and Sip worm( are reported to be vehement in their dentin, ciations of them ; while Lord CASITLEIttrAOHL, 'and other Members, highly approve the cool panoplied, displayed. The People do nut now believe, as RVAIBOLD re marked, that thc ALMIGHTY sent the many into the world With *Wats on their lacks and bridles in their mouths to be 'rode to death by the few.' in Engle 6d such have always found the caddie uneasy ; it is now beset with thorns, and he mpst be clothed in i tough hide who likes the seat ! We understand the affairs of the res pectable Broker, which 44used such sensation in the City, on Friday last, anZt • alluded to in cow Poet . . of ;he same even ing, were yet4erchly '4444059y itranged at tlyi Stock Exchange. lowa from all .parts . 911. Ireland girl' i t: . tom' v :itifyiug accounts of tits Harvest ; the Farm en-say that the present season has not, for many yenro, been surpassed in abundance and quality. .. It is rumoured, that the office of Cons the Customs, throughout the kingdom, is abolishes'.. Thp present occupants to have theiX; ries for life. LONDON FASHIONS FOR SEPTEIVARR. 1.. . lirosiams wammin Dans—of jace.se iluilir k .w...- 1111 . a rut gip*. over atiolvls wans &Coati:ire shawl.... leer rut& 'rhe'bonnet is composed of satin and face, erns atedted with :Aiwa chewers; gloves ankbootsielo °strapped. I IltWeinota Disio—A muslin frock worn over a pink satin ' sifess ; th)sakirt richly ornamented with blood and midge satins -I , rcreski the bust a full leintating of lace and bleadj the ¢eevcs I full aditaf the same materials. The hair orniihottd With a r AVreath of Bowers. Pearl earrings and neckline.- Whit& Efod gloves, and sloes of the same.—Led.els Migraine. • .Thin Numbe r •r the Liles Afagtaeor is embellished with a most exquisite Engraving by Meru, from a P a i n tin g by E v e r - SAW% illostratiag ow Th of " e Tales of my Landlord." Alonsuto est WaLroes Daras.—A jatemot main round Otis; the shirt is - moderately full, and trimosithinkie kw- Mil With four Emotes of the 'same matosial; thawing-4M, Illeallt widthy, the bottom one is the broadest. is top the ear /forest ; these Bounces are each finishes; by a dotikettocki and l imit es l ; their eFect is extremely pretty. 116 iforyisaish, is tails AIM to the dupe, the back full.;Abakeohlt: fall of tit*ark rea4ttir throat. Long sleeves, iii3Opil wkk gam lialeoef rich work; end / tr . immed se e the bottlystAo correspond. litielems, a morning corneae, ionspossd er Efritialtnet, and -with lace : the cacl is low • it b.oraimiest wish full net oh the crown of the Lead ; these pi iiirtlimerd 1 . y ands, and edged witklace; tite border is- ese.awillt the. ISM !oars do not rich above !elf easy loader the chin, when she 4 fast's' with a large bow of ribbon. ThelPonce worn dwir this corneae, for walking, it composechaf white Spir:d email.: Ma r it is large and of a novel shape ; there lea mixture of an ill li osa . pese ale of the crown. in every new analestefaimha.: illidibe trimming of the edge of the brim is.altlor dots 'brand tasteful A superb plume of feathomdeselatetl on one sit Wed It ties witia white - ribbassionie Oil aim. A white Ise , lined with/use-coloured unit. Whisositots. Llaik‘ fide Evils, e * Daaaa-A plaits white trampammi mu ENO - over a wi fiat"ati° °UP; the trinuniog of the - skirt cassias of a rick Eat distend lace at the bottom, which is isiiimostod by two mews of the most novel and tasteful trimming we lave seen ibi a toughie:sae' that; it is a inixttue of whit e sat i n and awaits runt genie • there are ' two epws of it. It is sunstomital ky it, row ofpuff; to radetrusi the are composed ef white satin. The cola islut very low i th e bum, nhich is finished by a dotil.le row of blond. She ela ion' and full : it cone spends with the trimming of skirt. The hair is dressed very full cli each skit of the forehead; the kind t hair is brought up la oluxs7 a full tuft al the crones' of the head: a beach of dowers, harer, mingled with gran, is placed on the kit at. Narita& • and dr-Aim rubies. White satin shoes, and white kid peies.--- FIVM itekermairn's Rgivito l oy Arts, iS.C. • Seise& NANCY Car 1111p.--Mattrid robe of white gro-de, NapliA hinged with/old, ihe fringe surmounted by points of ethereal blue satin. 1 of the same *colour, with short sleeves, finished by light fr9gcs. Castilian scarf of fine white net, finished by open points of ethereal blue. Small dress hat to answer the scarf, placed backwiud, and discovering r wreath of blue flowers, with pistils of pears. Negligee necklace, and eat-- tints of pea*. Bracelet glove -tops of hair fastenid with pearls or cameo medallions. White tutu shoes, with pole blue rosettes. Carved ivory in. PUSLIC Paossareas, oa Emotes Veorrnea Miss.—Omni rosewieured desalt slip tinder an India muslbs robe, eritb a demi-train, trimmed rowel the border with fine muslin in lafge full plaits. %reset of grosolle-Nepki, of summer rose-colour.— Narrow double rcAr of liao lace. White transparent bonnet, =round tke brim with line blond, and surmounted by a mart tof *Gwent flowers. Leman-coloured kid gloves, and white kidlialf-botots. The favourite' Colours are lavender, summer rose, celestial blue, and pilgrim' or miner's brown. • ' His /coral Nighties, Prince LitoPot.o is ;t meant at Kintora, where hi intends to enjoy the spot of grousetshooting with the Marquis of HrISTLY and his friends for a few dan, after which he intends visiting Gordon C.istle, Dtiasibin, Duff House, Mar. 'Lodge, Dankeld, Ilk: and returns south by the way VA' Wassow, taking llachanan,.she seat of the Duke Ail' &lei/titan, and baocritty - Tape Pews aseatioosil 6 • *re introducedtolipi s aA Gil if visiting Ehinf!i_oilhilittid 'ila Gil Gowitt_aled Thitriday wee% •Oif h l 't wig . td tutnout,theOckfrbianitis if STAIPPOIII). - are to follow, to visitors expected.at dip Castle T it il of AucAm left Coa ?",litt, on a visit to Lord. The Marquis and Marchiul km* arrived on Monday house, Botrkeley-square, front ea*, Wilts. To-morrow they take their.dtparture' for die Continent, - • The Dowager Marchioness of LA t ianowN, Mrs. MEGLISII, and Miss gunner left town on 4 1 . 9Slal" for German Spa. .. • • • Thq Marquis of &MCI/1011AM arrived on . Monday: it TifilllAS CIIOLUdIIDELIY, Esquire's seat ? in Cho. shire; from a visit to Sir WAratit and Lady HA; , 'AIRY WYNN, at theit•seat, Wynnstity, Denbighshire, ' • The Earl of Ci....www.i4sf has Wt Vim for the r e •• ~. T.bittinent. Viscount and Viscountess qamiviLt4 milted cis M6nday at Badmington, GloucestFrshire. ois 04; •to the Duke and `Duchess of BI AIWORTi from 4he Earl and Countess of isisis's scat, Middleton ?ark, , . 4sfordshire.• ' 1 • .'' • ' ' *•.- Baron IF'reitr.i the Ambassador from the Nether. *lnds, atritreli y6terday di his how, Whitehall-place, film) tare Coritiilent. • • fr tr% and Lady HARLAN") arrived yester . . Berkeley , _ • I! h ►~ It ~~ 1 1 I~ ~. 6PORTiNG INTELLIGENCE,. • sox 'Nil Furceff, the Wiener at Wiintledon-Comm.on, on birmadaY, at Franklin's yesterd a y ; an d M Dern& *as brought to l's, in Chancery-lane, the tan,: eight a's the fight. are both as badly beaten 'a the repott of the battle 14;22 them; rotten 's head, on the left side, Is hideously swollen, and' be has suffered wearily by some body hits. bi'Dermot:4 hued Is much swollen 41 ever, but inorelian . the effects of kii oppo. 1 Penes left hand, loth In hestrthilh`ody. e• A Tessa Fuchs.--At its o'cliwk, when the tremendous WWI" lk bad subsided, and some of Ilse gamest of the Amateurs, not • . a hundred in number, bad dried then. Earntents seal seated Well 1 within, they returned to the ring, • where another fight .was knocked up, !festive an athl et i c countryman, whose um* is I strange to us, and l'itch-put Jack, as the Ally Load-men dad& sate him. It WAS a good rumbling fight of an hour'sduratiob, when the countryman Won it, and got a purse of tea penwisson- A Gentleman Amateurseconded the wimple, and liirdijin and (Maley the loses. EXTRAORDINARY PRIIROIWA,„ _NM • " The folioed % ettraoidinaiy performanceof a tiwkswaik- wh osio,it .. 'a nine-mile *et of itii tion, 'from King / n u ll towar di Stratford, .ks. on Monday, exceeds all the performapeet.i. I the kind we bave heard of. The animal, which is the prossaW. of Captain Weems, of Kingsmill, was Marled feekiteeheit.- deed guineas to 0 , fifty-six miles in fear hours, and tegrtwri stone. The G4li owa y was l e d b y two person., who RAW horses over the ground ; and did as follows, without the etiliP, • until in the lass to ur -naileA: . Pint hour lea Adm. Second ditto. • - IS ' • • • laird ditto ~ 1511 Fourth ditto.. 4. .. . . IS . .e.....eil The relaxed may be 'aide° here tiro seconds only to yore; and so cha tl6 was it, that the r e fer ee ' s um pi r e' s watch was eansiked, and fixed the precise time. Than was en Gegen Waif the eirtioty minutes, and the hit was only Omni once, k g the eillitthear's performance. • ~. . . . .' .l. a * ST. if &LENA RACES. . : Thriamdfg4isres Takst-ito—flacet, wig gads - pbrei Is Veptember hilt, 'presented Di the Amateurs with kno ttily such as perhaps is not to to muff! remitted kV* 4.0011. at Ihiee.raehig. An Officer of the Lady earths.. anderianirm . nee of those Immense dray-horses width it made use Of Is London, and which h a d b r a n b rought me le that ship tug 'the purpose of draarftg-the stereo up from the beach, mimic an we.: list nag of t Island, whose ttrourite pace was it canter. Tilid N. fich was de for 110 plasm*, and the distance Co De trotted was one mile. Considerable cwitwiry was melted. At the rap: Meted time, the Gentleman who rude the ildipmdanweriegfari the ground, waiting for his opponent, the Knight of the Pray. hone, who soon made his appearance aver the top of the ;tat hill, *Lich he had te sur m o unt on hi s way f rom town to rano& wood ; for be rude ilk the way up, nothing fearful at heigidng his colossal beast, of whom it was truly °barred. " the trendo, Rog earth nesunds be tread." He was &almond, if not In Dandy, yet something In .Mns4 Din nuoti-like style, with slats white frock met, a white bat, the slouching brim of which lied a ample room and verge enough' td shield its wearer front both sun and raid; largo top boots; and his d e xte r h an d lloveisbbli A. long whip. As they rose over the bow of the enowstain, air horse and the rider Wad mitre the appearance of one of tare gigantic shales wide* the milts often assume b a rapanntannisa region, thin Wasik if blood and bone. They meted, ma Mb ran high yaw pose dobbin, but his opponent, perhapiseornint (ifeh a coisPetbion, or findibg a trot Nunn?: ea Me Niility of Bunk-soots*eke eif into his accustomed tweip and two deem andwet consatmentiy obliged to return, and start anew. Be didi. so, but witb do better success', Yet still bets* went In Me ftehinft I a third dike ht Warted,- but " still Weaning weer in ways a third time addiged t o ret u r n. Th e t id e tow tuned in doblibeit favour, who ail this while kept on " the ease mar of his bet" " Apshbaileleard and forranthirrirlatgod his bog mil, " As sis , e=m me .,,it up i c.."- dainty' pestemnote, as Wallas ilhe'dige ia *UMW* Important eampeltieb ot am; 88_,Pli N zptt..pireaw btE she peia• from kis s 49qt, kat tesslislaY tkral aide iswipmer of the tag, earilibt.tblerad s limemei 64 - >Amos arit divribllrpopvb,S - .1141 Wm! ' _ which linslifir aiainrt a ..11 were bruised' WI • A OAx.;—The inhaidtintr 14 , GrWirtilawit Ws lately been imposed upon by a rimy iloaluroooorpd his Intifotioii of Hying from 00 4 1 134 tqiikof N n Windmill-hill to a hill I;ehind Tlibtry , the coact of Essex, a dittattce of fog' ionic i were posted a bout Cra*eierit,'"incilyritain of londbn • and the iblDiiiiinibilitei'initt . to the landlord ' 4 the Rani' Pair .at (irate r • N Ora—la cistsi.seee It 'Air . tresitisine to aselis_bills I 1 00Iiiewd irtAiowe, by am' /4111 'ef t0 4 ,1 iChiet f-MMIII N' op at AM Wise so the igido of we in. 4044, 4. ... 4., 4 oall f zio!gt nimg. by . Aline Acmes die- Meer dieMlli spin the top tette bill,'d Via spin, bplmons ' 'lllldirtfalibtin and US iisylitekOsylpitts seilt ridstrowleudy any height I choose, 204 doug-i: oalktlholl awl *smirk hy .41e t swats of wings , hut' s ? tsw bock which estrpie I sett! Yob - ofte of my b sod I smart, you 1 mi t ikee therelii.with ewe. IWe desos kin . este alibi& hundreds iihwopir. '1 Ain sbeoPfat`lll9l. to wry Ladles and Gentlemen at your Mom :1„: Fitl ipreviia mg with beds for myself smiandicentie a* 1 10, 11 1112P1 2 ? 1 ; 2181.-1 2118 1 544 MT °WOK oe.'•'lM7 W w o w Hoge!, Leicesser : squarc, aM I - I ' * nieftiatlia• irorm.mr•M VIP 1.11, animhp Apo ro o a "Oho o n o ns y" T y hi s s howl* • Itieleist *id 'tll-4,1 4;*.' 6:4 VSete a tt ft l' 6 c r i 4 tag g irtatio . W rit " , thiitt l ONat or-ol) . imam' Nlitat tie had, beim Tut &Am u rr nites ltt9 the hil neb i I: 4"th honibl I °A ir d if t m ' 94 % 14 0 z S i T ect . n iii ii iglig 1 ... A.. • 4 , .. • • e gnrr found' hint • Otillt)i" mac the n • • ' " • I • e • • rot the proydentibh bite 'been stle during ate .411 or-•-••• ily s tiiir s si no luyep rto ebt Wise nihtiar dinasstre toT;liesteid roi drC Atillowaremd•lilttgOlTlT. :11Vw414 pio- arid 107 CASTILIIIMAGIL 4 0 •14. 9 p .a.grovp• of sewn scrantkliqg ftirlhi con- biuness of LAsisnorte and taxi pyema4 basket, which sr l is kicieUct - of ay evenin g at lanKrown- his /wad; They pushisf arainit eat h 'to‘hoilsloPitts- i'nom their seat. Boivood, hilt% that fifteen were brnised' Oldeittet. ! they rake their _ The following Editor of the L eeds "..Ittit-oThere b Aut eMagiurrs *fly e asorreion!er Ma mauler • futetirt or Yaw p la jertice Moweg naiad. I of kin year •rat Laeds, NC• Paorasson am the New late highly same Number interesting enct, Criticism , among which of Good Hope---:W. Wales, and _ tiou—M. Durraet►t Afric4, duties'" advantages der I in that Country. ratters of Men important Scriptiral aides:Lions lemur , ce Thtreent occuren!s4Daanetyrtr nut: t!‘, nousar and Lady tsateratra arrived Jester- il H s ees, 2 4 k e o cr _ isuare , L oc o s . Assua s. - 1777 ; -i' . ; day at Thentas's Boost s Berkeley - square . from theiT "'I Titan Pave the Hill at foie o'cloik in tbatdoblo. birt . ai Liq iu rtill .t i llbn I , o a isiliaSl iii : PO ill SuffOlk; •' . . ~ ," Ts Mt PM; num Puncheon, Grairosend." • • • 1 .i , ‘t he - ' rY: -' ; Ati' ,, - 'Colonel - the lidieirible Euwwitts LIMO*, 14. P. fuheaselluence, although the well-informeg Isla*. 1-- 1 we appliiitni Irseageopb is "see .L *rivet} Yesserday at. Ike Com:toss filtwoc4,e! tams doubted the acimpplishment,yet no,oste tiWt , in,- to a main ! Cbief htsghtisbns ~ - , :II louse, St. .latnees-equape, from n talks - . • ' • It _a_. , 11 iinP . 04601 4 although they cusp dia ulboan made to biso to call onf Me : • .A_ : , —.. Watteau= TuraTes.-110 ' comic sketch of alto/laatY. t hilt at the time appointed, as ifilstrate referred !It I Seel it lads' " 611 ipiriaaria was acted liii 'night; and afforded a high lloire,„ artaJaag aPratyPNei it was it TtlQn , ani c"a proin De the i etta n 4' it ae riss i =leis i t e . 7 _come treat. The new and pleasant' Comedy 4 I:Ti ii gri g, . _ a . wino*, . ~ 4, s i dwisre, the no Caviller Mean, door of,* AiNettas sad Crsau followed, und was - reekived . Ina liar Part' of ' 4Ws OlDrijrafgarereve oft Taonsamys oval wsisstd ve me fee lieg_pt ~: .r.braottitout. with, shout:L:lf laughtd and applause: ara4ll parts .„, 1 11 :thf ggighlsourh2pd, add' egi th e ' t ! dee co s n r wif, ''' tin ' n = t ' airt• "ra7 le i t . Ma. jiver ff .00e#41 time d the entetainments of °Waite mu* Of Esse% to wit:sets the .. • • . -iht i s Radon bas been wd,' tot but. 'mice to Ow . a the tit ' ' ''t*: dm " reveet 10 , * i n iews l; l4o . lp sedik the evening with appippriat think . The effect of. __,,J . ,_, Illidlarti• . . ... au - .to i' ' 'Wart% • the iithole was all %hitt coold - be itubycl. , • The Hal* 'au' that t° al l " I ° *Oa in ••to ' , nort Pees .. sat, air; roe • . . . , , . . _ row _ „ . the he . lar. IT. !a. /AN *top ~, m , Avelj - attgodoi. • . - . •, he nethnig of patty, '. ~ • • .., 1 ion St ATFA.:e...-We are requeseed to este '`Bstotisn'Orsta.—Tpe . eicellent little Operetta of ah° 4 4. o cOurrauja too o: k Vreu Maligial Maifita.iae of Saftallitber kilt t e gure e e cte fiemexce wO hipeatillast night with In- =friar the Toler;.. 'Ms th 01 1 1 Walden with: a fine Portrait ends Mina tg tbo thi r foal Tilt no t Ulf to I<e rlastlutfivourite. ~a4 l, i t , 5 ,,u 00 . , 40 , vi er- . 4 Pri , v_Madiff.et ... y esteemed' PROIPIMOR PLAMIUI ; ..' AIGHTOII I Marini " Stk.-About hiff-pert one smumalva of W. S I "WI GRal, 11 0 , 1 01141ellit to* from Chatham, an are ?ow dolor_ ths slier comprises, as usual, upwitnis.ol ftfty eflock this' 161111100 e we .were' visited rather sad: articles in general Literature, Arts, Sc:- cleat. by 0 num of thin* . ipicilishtnink, • acid a Tull'ar t _e k _h av i n g some oAct . wittf - bbr' it ho . • cism, 'Politics, Manners, and tag feW -IMIW pad welcome showers. 'Di viin - ti, which !C rue N 'Din.' wntcb Stf ° d her lb* . si t fll- ;a ar--A Statisaieel Access' tithe had: begaMTh . llll by, increasea lit thls period , and stand Owl a knife *if 04 tope-:wentwo!tig. Auggwai . ef Nrif Si* J 0 guilt sWidl in the •Channel. Th 4 pen i s . as c oe 1 , Oidttir. to 44 fl y ,. ;. . 4, don its rot ti aihrsocaps fi?r -toligl- Cbaii ' obi* bee put off - *kb . five Pi l the ‘"r In if vet ~ _ .dangiftwilie '' , Datimabt'a Narrative or his Captivity se hialthi.4ll4 Pi a lid schooner witg vic""as taken 0 4 8 , 44 " 4•T1 F 0 k '' '''' • 1 ' - „ „ • nag thitty-four pears--On yAgypOlaul ibe ASCr4II l u t e. .. . was slttiroilr A* - C*IU I4,7 •CM A / 10 ; . . ai tt eit a llielst_ dw n o w m. Th e We ha had no arrivels. arty der from the Newt illoseer.isagadit spiee ... Ipi , , • 1/ ! ' ' ate' hog, I:ad what Wiwi% weskit oyes f . sais t ; intry--On the Art of astuartaining the Chat- .. • ~. -• : . . . Arai: * Men by !heir 114101-.101W411, ... iiko .-* • • „ 4 . , yarn ire .• • .The met very heart sal! this .". . , • .I tii i' ,r, -44. , , CM 00ISIorl. toe • . d • .' • --; IswetitiOas sad DiScogaits of ...«.1 • . ' • '-' • fi g l ied s :I . • - • '' ' " Objections tu the No, • I ; i r , Alillotoge4 • ' art. - ter ' "t aee. t4" 'n ' i'• L ' • *Ol t ion various important Out* . ''.' "W. -74'1 . .. - abahohleir . ... V . . 61 77. hsve , .tobahtsal, det . . (l e eas zerbill iii. a .. _ ~ ~ . it... 4.1 ~ or 411 . . PU • C, &C. &C. • 4 and lt s i - 60th• , _ v --- • - - - - -• 1 *-• '' t -' "-" r " 1 .." .. - • •••••.: :•• .--1 :. •.'l, • ' ' .:• - L1 . ,/" ' . . . r...• ......... 403 -1 Isol