Star. — London, England, 1816-09-28 00:00:00

4c.r.; Re - 1 from iessel ith a Butt their stated A up araccati It of The , setting instead of interior, the !asantry, almost New rpose of , that num- Com- 27. ro. ,Hea ilia de, ire bad Lemur leaders and luence existed 'dependence. Patriots on ' to the Patti tdency. , re no comm. At, an )nly to is city lodged, • to diS to dif. object of ftflOfti o Igagements, •c'e l • ii,AlO/1 1 1 ittsaiiits liiteratni4tati. seer in' , hiAlag'ners of that nation. • •. . WWI% BSeTEMBER .f. . .. - ow , the Minister of the Unites' States, .. 4 '. • 5t , 1 04 conferences with our Minister for ' roe s . The nhgociations have assumed a • o f ...obderation which will. soon bring oe a ende if the• English do not consider .injured by:. the arrangements..— The . . paw demand ' the Island of Lampe- . this' w ee d is five leagues in circuit, and joadt h i its. soil abounds in fruits of every At4s we ll wooded,. and the anchorage. is , i k e e k • which is not eery, numerous. sty these take in water and may also refit. ow ing that our Court can cede it, a thing onsittered, the Island is only 25 leagues from . ..garthe English will not agree, perhaps, to tbe,Aasericans for neighbours in the Mediterra. . various Couriers have been dispatched to the • .. Cabinets on the subject. . „.. Lisbon we learn, by private Letters; that an nu mber of failures had taken place among - serc i usts , in consequence of the heavy spectila- . i s 'offee and sugar. No malice' could be found c0 t4 114 1 ice.ab of any kind, and parties specn. he i t spital pow feel the ill effects of their' d ee e • This may ultimately be of service, , . . . et wo wifl it f utikre be placed in the ....* Alt responsible merchants. ronstitaticei of Sicily, formed on the model it of Great Britain, is, we are sorry to say, . • by i' parcel A time-servers—the friends of • i ,'oiiereptiens and abuses. They coMmericed ibotirs by dispersing Emissaries through. * the Island, to ' procure subscriptions to Peti. for abolishing the Constitution of 1812. e. Priests ate winks this business, and the Petition t that" the payment of the pious donations ley • fisithfulChristians are neglected!" The allegation the Kefitino have been examined in a masted! .• a'' a dries of articles on theyarliament of Si i • • d " in one of the Journals at Palermo; an te the Patricides have had but little suieess i .. - tearavours to -perinade tile people in coznrri suicide on their own rights. In some Con • the Guardians of the Capuchins, and the 01 • .- of Parish Priests. am the only subscribers. ---i. . SOUTH AMERICA. This wining we received New York : J apers • 20tb ult which, we are really concerned to star isirm the accounts before received, of the defe the Patriot General, BOLIVAR. It appears fro .ese papers, that his proclamation for the eman ' ..... of the slaves procured his ruin. The Plante .• it seems bad no objectiims to be lifiwArci.2e_e ue_riiiing to • ',.* l 41 er o 4. The following i s 4 ham the Nest) Tork Awning Pod of July 24 : We learn rem Captain BAILER, of the brig I Ca, else arrived here yesterday, in ten dais Sr, Thomas, that a !ew Jays betore tie sailed, a.vel lvrd et: that place from the Spanish Main, wit reAer of Officers, who Ist:longed to General Br a's army, who, with the General, made tl ape; and saved their lives by flight. They sea • t when the army landed at Ocuman, and took line of march through the province of Came consisted of 800 effective men ; and that out *Umbel only about 200 escaped death. place throughetit the country were highly enra a proclamation which the General issued, set' slaves on the plantations free; and, Man , , tieg patriots as he advanced into. the Intel 1 I 'sir to join his cause; he found himself in sit of a most ferocious and sanguinary peasax 1 ci, with the Royal Army, fell upon him and ale • :laced his whole forte. We uaderstapd that Agents. are now in I k from these Spanish Patriots, for the purpos I ' • •: remits in the same enterprise, and i have actually succeeded in enticing away n y • of young men in this city, by giving them C O ~ ions in the army." flat TURCOIIMERCIAL ADVERTISER Ot AUGUST " NEW ORLEANS, AUGUST • 'lt is n ow ascerta i ne d, by t h e ethooner Dos I rosiest arrived at Barataria from Boquilli 111 a . .•1. that the Congress of , the Pattio:s there n diipersed by TERAN, and that a most deal c anarchy had broken out amongst the leaden a titan s of the Mexican Revolution, in consequ re *hick, no kind of Government or Army ex 4 . that quarter t o su pp or t the cause of Indepench . SUA, who commanded a division of Patriot us ; road to Mexico, went over with them all to i *at army, which'appears to have sunk the I ' je those Provinces in the greatest despondi 0 4 Under these gloomy circumstances they has I . ' fat their disposal,. and all the lines of con ig lien are in possession of the Royalists. i . '•e of their distressed condition, I have on he • '.lons that the Mexican Ambassador in this is lately expelled from the house where he lot , account of his being destitute of the means to • •ge his bill, and his dependents have gone ti 41 . -.. places in the United States, with the obi a ' g money by deceiving people by false "i as with flattering promises, and engages 0 ,' .they can never realiie. . . . 4 - Bottle Sterthaiats here have adeatictd the it --t • !: QF - - like stores to tilt lament of /04:000404an; xict from last SepteMbei; to chi - prow dai v it-bas been itterly impossible for them to recover rote cent in payment, though they have sent eight veiielt, at different pe riods, to Boquilla de Piedra, for this express purpose. To the above I must add, as a fact, that in the begin. ping of this month an expedition , set out from Vera Crix for BoqUilla de Piedra, and there was no doubt that plaee would be taken, sand the Petriota entirely defeated and exterminated." NEW YORK, AUGUST 27. A letter received in this city, dated New Orleans, July 23, states, that a fleet of seventeen sail of armed vessels, belonging to the Spanish Itevolntionists, were off the Balite, destined, as was supposed, against PeflaitiC ()la . A letter from Near York, dated Auguit 27, says : " There has been a misunderstanding between the British Consul and the American ooternment• tive -to Pilotage Duty, which M. DALLAS has ex plained by letter, attributing the same to mistake, and that in future the matter shall be regulated ac cording to the Convention." Great preparations have been making fir these few days past. at the Villa of Viscount Bummer, at Englefield Green. Her Worm and the Painces.sea, like and Duchess of GLoocESTER, Dukes of Yong, CLARENCE, and CAmmuOGE, honoured the NOble host with iheir presence to dinner yesterdiy. Lord and Lady HARCoURT, Mr. and Mrs. FREEMANTLE, Lord and -Lady LANGFORD, were among the Nobi lity, &c. invited to meet her M aisrsvY. Covers were laid for twenty in the dining room,, and cards of in. -iodation were kind for one hundred of the Nobility *al a dress ball in the evening. Yesterday the Panics REGENT give audiences to the Dukes of CUMBERLAND and CAMBRIDGE. The following paragraph appears in a Morning Paper of this day We hear, that a State Pro cess, which has been for some time under considera tion, is suspended. at least, if not relinquished, in consequence of the affectionate and strohg remon :trances of an amiable young Relative . ; but it is landerstood, that•the obnoxious party is to abstain from any node of conduct which might seem to defy the other, especially from neat' residence." The Earl and Countess of Minnow) intend leaving town next week, fdr the Continent. CLEMENT% correct official Edition of that truly interesting Work " The Agricultural State of the King dom," is now in course of publication, in one large volume dtmy Bvo. including the County Tables.— Tills iiert important publication is reprinted verbatim et literatini; from the suppressA volume that was printed fbr the use (if the Members of the liJard of Agriculture.=-No, IfY2, Strand. Slituwoon, Nethi„ and JONES, Booksellers to the Board of Agriculture; have just published (price only 95.) " The Report of the Board of . .ttriculture on the State of the Kingdom," as communicated to the Board in February. March, and April last, by 326 of. the most aperieneed and best-informed persona in the kinidom.4.-This is one of tSe most TOterestin& and-valeable DoCuinents that has tippearect before the Public for many years. It scot i:nly points out the numerous evils that °inlets the Cvntry at this. period, but refers likewise to the calm: of them, and suggests ',toper remedies—and. at the Milt' time, is I published at so low a price, as to tdine within the purchase of mist individuals. Sir Wiwara Scorr calls the Agricultural Report the 6 , Bazaar If Misery." From the accounts of the contingent expenses in the Stamp Office, it appears, that in September last, *hen the additional duties took place, seven additional Stamper: were found necessary to be added to the establishments! • Such is the great increase of the Stamp - Duties, that a distributor of scamps in die commercial.counties, and towns, is now an office of considerable emolument, and of course an Object of ambition to the swarm of the late Property Tax Colleciers, many of whom are still retainers of Government, in the hope of being speedily reinstated in, their old employments. Saturday a fine boy. about 9 years, of age, amusing himielf in walking on some logs of wood floating in a timber-yard in Cartsdyke, near Greens i ck, fell in and was drowned. LATE MELANCHOLY CATASTROPHE AT ROCHESTER. Ori Wednesday noon the body *of Mrs. Mills- was dragged up near Blue Boar Hard. -It was intended to have buried Mr. Mills at one o'clock on that day,' but the burial was delayed on this distressing occa sion,* that the unfortunate couple might be committed to their parent dust at the same i time. • About sit o'clock in the eveti;ng two hearses conveyed the bodice. of Mr. and Mrs. Mills, their -daughter, and Mal Obery, to the burial ground, followed by two awai t ing coachee, filled, with the most, intimate friends of the deceased, and betweenfortr and fifty of the mcsei reapectable inhabitants eif Chatham on foot. • Thit' effect of - this procession. •al it -passed &Wry. through the streets, was truly impressive. An assem blage of several thousand persons were collected in the churchyard to witness tie last ceremony which fixed and closed the fluctuating scenes of life, and consigned the remnants of mortality to their everlasting habitation t to which they at tended with evident feelings, of sensibility, and with becoming . decorum. On Thursday morning the , body of Mies Des Bois was found near the place *here the body of Mrs. Mills was picked up, 'and it: is not a little extraordinary that it was found - at a• very earlylour•itt the morning, by -a man •who had risen to search for it in consequence of dreaming that be should find it. On Friday morning the body of Miss Matthews, the last of the unfortunates that Wss picked op, was found nearly es far up the river as the village of Borstal; •It is conjectured that the. body had risen during the preceding night, and had passed through the bridge with the flood' tide, by which it had been carried a great distance up the river ; on the turning of the tide, the body was left on shore nearly twd miles frcre the bridge.. 'Since this accident, occasioned by the scandalous neglect of the periods who directed the spar to be laid stress the arch, a boat with a light hes btien placed its guard Against futtarn i , of !d left tions ,m- Ob- Lie, eat from Inc. tiers. tyes the r Cp- 'aged ..w.dr4L .• • 1 A 4 " - SCAMS THIS DAT. - • Ala. DUE. • • -Aait. rms. Dublin o Bruns -I 0 0 Waterford ' ••• 0 Hambargh .• 0 0 Guernsey and Jersey 0 t Gottenburgh .. 0 1 halm' •- • o . . New York - 0 0 Flanders - o 0 Halifax • 0 0 Franco • . 0 1 Quebec - 0 0 Lisboa . . 0 .. 0 Malta ..- 0, 0 The Acire, PAtmen, from London.fo Oporto, run on shote near Lymington on Thursday night, but it was expected would be got off. The.Fairourite. Guam,. from Maranham to Liver pool, was totally lost 24th Jnly off Maranham. OPALMOUTa, SEPTEMBER 25. • . .A.iriired the Ranger packet, from the Leeward Islands in $5 days; American ship Ann. ALEXAN- Oen, from Virginia; and General Palafox. from 'Liverpool, with loss tf foretnast and other damage, having been run foul of on 20th instant by a Swedit.h vessel.—Sailed the Snake, Bowden, for London. • • PLYMOUTH; SEPTEMBER 25. Atii!red the Hawkeshury, fiuNTEK,. from St. John's in 30 days.-Sailed the Loyal Briton, HARRIS; and Reward, Fur:EN:AN, for London. • PoitTsMoU i'H, SEP EMBER 27. • • Arrfved Lois M tjesty's ship LtatzinErt, from Algiers; and the Perola Portuguese frigate. from Lisbon. •DEAL. SEPTEMBER 97. Ari.l 4 ed the Fortitude, STAFFORD, from Grenada ; Hope;.l.lEnsaaT, from. Chester ; 1-lowi, trom New Bronswick.—Sailed the BroOk, Boy',; for Jamaica ; Elizabeth,. MEAD, for Dr...tuatara ; and Pacific, Shia, for St. LOcia..l.Wiad E.. . . • RAMSGATE, SEPTEMBER 27. . Sailed last night for Ostend .the Eclipse packet, Captain MINTeR, taking ever Major PZNNYFAIIigIi and several other passengers. Yesterday evening as a lighter, employed in removing mud from our outer harbour, was getting to sea Jot the purpose of dis charging her cargo, a quantity of it suddenly shifted so as to lay the gunwale of the lighter on one side completely tinder the surface of the water, in which state she drifted with the tide some little distance, when she turned bottom upwards, just allowing two men who were on board, time to jump- into a boat which had put off to their assistance. Ramsgate abounds at present with highly distin guished visitants, whom the present,fine weather is hourly augmenting. Lord Livattrom, paid us a visit froth Weimer Castle yesterday, whither he returned in the evening. YARMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 27. • The Orion, Captain ARRIIEN. of and from Stockholm, with a cargo of iron, pitch, tar, &c. bound to L'Orient, got on slime upon liappisburgh Sand; after lying some time she beat off and sunk in about 15 fathoms water : the Captain and crew fortunately sated, themselves in the long boat. A boat from Wir.terton went off to her assistance, but, as the ship sunk immediately on her coming off the sand, no part I of the cargo could be saved. GRAVESEND, SEPTEMBER 27. Arrived the Cnnstanda. Scheme, from Antwerp; Melanths, Potlitt i and Elizabeth, George, from Archangel ; Charles, Ru4iell, front the aoath sea; and Enterprise, Rader, from Dantaic.- Sailed the Margaret, Wilma. for Batavia; George, Deeper, for Berbice; George, Covet% for Catty ; Flora, Cooper ;Ind Sisters, Dyer, for Antiverp ; Thomas and Eleanor, Cowley ; Albion, Wootten ; and kimganso l -Goon-man for Ostend; :]] wan, Free man ;and Diligence. Cullen, for Rotterdam; ?laid, Umlaute*); and Sprightly. Roger, for Eisineur: . • • ] CUSTOM-HOUSE, sgp riIMDER $7. %Sniffs Eirrnak Ouvwsabs.-Laulit. Cook; Wlthattan Park. Clark, tor. Jamaica; Magnet, Warner, for Hagibuigh ; Latin's, Leyte. for Demerara ; Blue Eyed Lass, Cope, foe erupts :I ,Prryrrrance, Russell, for Hamburgli ;Eliza and Arta, Pryor, ler Mart buguk. Sit! Sr. Lucia; Yoluda. Cooper, for lauukail Rover, Gibson, for Amsterdam and Rotterdam; James and Mary, Coates; and Pi ovidenee, Wharton, !or Hatsburgb; ant i lunge Ary, Jeunit, for Antwerp and Ghent. • ARRIVALS. .At Boston. the Rochester, Park, from Memel. At. Lisbon, ' Triumfo do loseja, from Bengal; St. Joao Baptista, trom Per nambuco; Siguranca, from Bahia; Sao Maria, from Maranham ; Amazon, Phillip% truss Bueuos Ayres • . Monte Allegro, from Para • Bright Ater, -- from Ayres; . ;" Prudent, Haskell, from Waterford ; Gleaner. Stafford , So lberg. Bartlett Cot:Brace, Born; and Enterprise, Politer, from Newtoundiapd ; Flying Fish. Bales, from Petersburg ; Four Sisters, —, from Perm ; Pe& Ulitteden •-•-• ; and Freda% Moiler, from Dantaic ; and Char- lour, Moel, Om Aalborg, At St. Übe% Pallas. Rinburg, from Rio Jane*); Radios, Deism, from liantlxiret ; and Atthitles„ l • bag. from Westerwick. At Opotit a rgerprize,Drybro', (nits London ; Briton, and . Bullock. from New- ] castle; Masco% Dobion, Robinson ; easn Liintritoot; Joan, Runk from Dantsie; Laurel, 'omit . Foof *Otters, Prias Ceethe ; Morgan stein, and btoseovite, from Perms -*Louisa. ---; and Cult& ring, Schiffer, from Stettin ; Newihnd; from Stockholm ; Broderschaft, from Wismar; Jerson heels, from Memel; Her. man 'and •Itishard, from Liebau; Woldfarth, from Dantale; Ameba, Wkitmore ; and Helena, Hansen, front Riga; Maria Matsui,* -.-, from Petersburgh ; Amelia. Walls, loom Ham••• 1 .burgh ;. Broke, Cowan, from Quebec; Favourite Warren, front Nowfntailatal; Helena. Brent, from* Nola ( s ense ; General Weir*, from Philadelp hia; Wflliani,Yen. front Waterer Conceicao. Marlin, f ro m Pernambucol General , Lancasde..-.--, from Matadi in; and Erntelinda, from' . Rio Judas. At Irian% tyelpbiii. Ludisurg ; Pelts, Wulf; and Neptuna, Rucked!, frotn Stockhobn.: :At-Lichen, Messina, *OE Tons Veccbia. At Signio, Fiapny, Rogers; and ittleijejelt p et , fsola London. _At _Havre, Marla Frimcsila, 1 - 0 9d 00 • and Clementine —, fkoht Guadalou At I.eitr. Bono,Oliphant, from the Mediterralean ; and Oscar, from Petersburgh. At Coustantlempla, HoOdurss Packet.] Lead, from Naples; and Lavinia, cairns, from Logborn. Off the Limed, hick Tar. Bell, from Jamaica. Al Polollas.MarCarella. Roberts; and Favourite,'Grilftit, G Londrin. At New York, Anna. Maria, Wake, front l.lwepobl. • At MD Janoiro,%]Regard, • Rom Pont • . ..1.0118 OF THE BRITANNIA PACKET. TO TEL EDITOR Of THE STAR. Sia—Many thanks for your promptinsertion of My letter respecting tie lots of the Britannia, at the mouth of the harbour of Oriend. • • My informatiOn, was derived, from a Gentletian who left Ostend the following Uotning of the ship wreck.-:.Major RocnrOar is a pifteCt stranger to me, ixcept .. by many benevolent • acts, not of a nature to Communicate, as they would involve family feelings; ihertfore, I seized with avidity, the favourable op portunity of making known to the public his merits riots exertions. It appwar" s that I was in some degree misinformed: for Majo/ Riuntiotr, attended by Captain HAIM lIIT 'of the R.Sver ttader; did not succeed in. their hazer. dons attempt to gain the vessel. but were overpowered' by the brim . kers ; •in the mean tinle•the•ArillUlaia beat -through , the piles and got into .smoother water; 1 may bee* gone a little too fu in attributing the whole merit to' Major &caveat . , but I will maintain,- that his , perse-al and animating example certainly gave -the impetia. I now perceive-thix much praise is due to the crew of a Flemish boat, to. Captain Mnitza, of the Eclipse ; and also to Captain BROW N, of tsar Marquis 'b Angle, for their conduct on the dis oltasion.whith I feel gteat pleastite in stating tondos, SRL 24. 1 • ' W. •-• • , THE ARMY. rrid iy Sennight, the Sd . Garrison Battalion was * disbanded its Chathrast Barracks, and the men turned over to the Invalid Depot, preparatory to their being ient. to Chelsea Monday, a detachment of the 9th Regiment, under... Lieutenant MAW, marched from Chat: am Barracks to join their ,Battalion in France. . During the last week the Depots of the 3d and 81st Fo4t, marched &inn Hyrhe Barracks (attic!' are to be brought to the hammer), far Chatham. BRIGIITON, SEPTEI&BER 27. An immense porti•us of the rank, wealth, and fashion of. the kingdom, .is concentrated at this de lightful spot. Tr.e weither continues must propi tious, and gives the tOghest vat to ont-doer recrea. tions.--6The walks, the rides, the promenades, appear in their gayest liveries, and an unaffected air of cheer fu:ness general!) , pervades the town. Vie have the pleastsre to announce that it is the intention of the Qunitta t.s hoi: , )nr es «Pith a.visit in the course of a reek or ten days.—The PAviliuu is• in perfect readiness tor the teceptiin of i.er M JCSTY. Id is not known, with certainty, on • what diy the REGENT may be expected ; hut the fact of it being in the contemplatitin'of his - Royal Highness to. ho nour us with his presence in the course i,t the :Ramp, is indisputable. The aceldefft which Sir' Tr Arms BURDETT'S SON who is an - Officer in the 10111 F•.t.sars, met With here a short time vince, we have befoe e 'noticed: tuit,-we regret add, - that he is bow so indisposed from the effect •orthat:aCcident, that his life r is cbrisidaed danger.. Sir F. Buttrost7 has been'ilere smite days. The Eliza packet carried over last Week to Frances Lord 'Du' mst.eavowtr, Mr. SCARLET (the Barrister), and Son; Mr. MASON and Daughier, and fifteen passengers—and this morning, the same vessel landed from Dieppe, Mrs. arid Miss TNACIARAN Mica PALEY, Mr. and Mrs. RUDDELL TODD, and carriage. Mrs. BAIRD, Major A.elswoarst, 58th Regiment; Mk MgQueeN, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. ARNOW, Mr. MDR& RAY, Mr. BARRIE, Mr. liontli, and twenty paean* gers, all On their return from the Continent. eOVENT.G4RDE:4 THEATRE. The Tont:est was represented at this Theatre WC' night, for the first time this season. Mr. YOUNG, as Prostrerg, WAS, as usual, excellent s . the character, however, is not one which presents many opportuni. ties fur the aoilities of an actor to be displayed. ft derived all the interest it is capable of exciting from . .• Mr. You:tca's repreiehtati..in. Miss M , At.Paxe, as. sanz the airs .most particularly-- " l4'hcre the Ste such:," in trhicii she was universally applauded. 'lnc otlyfr characters weie well sup. - ported. Your: or Mine r: pins gmund in the estirna. Lion of the public. An alt 'logy was made fur MT. NOBLE'S non.appearance in 1 hd ballet of the Seraglio, in consequence of his haring '!be: %Vali a severe accident. FEPM9Y, IRELAND. MILITARY THEATRICALS. We are happy to havl art ooportunity of noticing that tbe Officers of the '2l f:attation ;.f tl. 37th Re. gintent -have again gratibed the Public with a rich dramatic treat, in eit,:riiiK their tht.wricA I t.tlents for the benefit of the suffering Pinar at Permoy. Last year; while in garrison' at Antwerp, they perfermed in aid of the Waterloo Fund and for other chatitab:e purpotes, the Plays of reri:ce Preleitml, The Hon.traron o Hamlet, &c. &o. and by the excellent mode in which the several' parts in each :were sustained,: thepgaver the greatest delight to the most crowded houses reef , known at Antwerp. ' • I The Plays perforrnettat Fertnoy we're; A Citrejeei the Heart Ado, and Town and Cointry.• Both. *et* well got tspil but the latter was a all; respaes sotdni• rably. supported, that wCai4 inducea to invert Vie Diramatir Perrone : ; ' ; •%. . • Trott •- . • • 4 ,CaptaK pasurirt...-. 3 • Coley - €. lll!4 , lbt:T4seldlk.. Rut** Glettuty, . ' C l / 4 4440 • Capt a in Glioster • • • Ovveta Glearoy • • ••• - • • Liens: 00„ . .t.; 4 ' • Mail '• • J . Liest.•l6llvalg. •.• • J. Jiawbuck Litutallurt.rl3:.• . • • • S:ile . • . _ 1.4544.4Tkv0:15i04• Roo Lieut. TiTint.t.. - • • 4 - • •• Vieut Rota.: Soniets ' * Mks itutatit.Ato uftlie Dub.' bitaanelltuT : • e Mut pui.qtruiptt,S.lln. rheatre., All the Performers. deserved : wad obtained the warmest -applAuse it OM 4 . p)s; .and crowded. Rouse, and.partkcallrlY the .G;ntlemen wh.. under, took the parts of- CON/. cos,T aud Rembea.(iielarqr, ceiyedthe . moat Facitn:ThlS. bursts of 4P1)1.31We Capts,„ baouttre and !rave...kit each displayed licit vein of hutitionr,.chastened by-a corrt-ct taste, truly comic and original, yet quite devoid of grimace and buffloneryi and Captain Cot,oAtu, lieseei4ael L'ule Aroam; gave.such delight to sttliiiencls. St 4etWerV List • year, raided to his well theclwrecttos cif firahon Glenr?y. We ILA 16.4t0t0 :1434 put in the bands of Mr. KEAN and Mr. li.F4loti am d esr tiara no lesifation iii•SAying attic ei . eptall`C.,(7t;oisn's repre sentation of it molt completelj WVrilii . Ottliosesreat masters. We Mkt also do l justice to"tie 'l4diet, who. • performed the female part s, and win?' displayed greet histrionic talents. • • . . The Hon. EDWARD HOWARD, brotLcr tit his Grad the Duke of NORFOLK, died yesterd...: morning, ac his Lease in Nottingham-place. This day the Amu and Thames Grand Junction taaal was opened. The Earl 44 Em u :stony, in his ',barge, at the head of a numerous proceision;•passtd through it to Gaddford; and there dined. 'Several laden barges, at thersanie time, proneedid to London. The Magistrates fir taz , Hun, r.ds of Bullingdon ! :Dorchester, and Thaw, in Ozt4dshire, etpressed their determination at the late day of licensing Pub lic-houses, that if, in future, any complaint was made :againskany Public-house, in the hands , f a Brewer, within their - division, of the hadneis of the beer, they would, at the neat licensing day, grant a license to the person, andasot to the house. . • . GRAWD POI:STRIA* MATCH or 1500•MPLES IN 34 DAT% AT Leiv ma Toori?io,! Suanay.a.- I 416 m it ,..,_. BAIDART, last night, completed, at a quarter before titre % o'clock, 48 miles, Wiring, At that time, per. - -formed, i n ib e w h o l4 el iniks, its l:i. days 10 hour; 'Ali thiee quartet s. 1