Star. — London, England, 1804-12-27 00:00:00

ITICA. INTELLIGENCE. 31.5 TH DAY...Vilad AIL DUI. Att. Flasaberes o s 0 • .8 Oomesburs 4 0 DAC. a4•—B7 the Hope packet, U. Icily this morning, we learn that the re done conkierable damage to the (hip the Paddow, Svar Hews, of Padttow, for London, is totally loft; a Ship bo kepflow on Store ; Stag, Tnourscnt, of away her mail, and feveral vegan cut Ind ranto fen. - . I, Dec. is.—Came in the Swedifh (hip ottenburgh, Capt. O'fianaansa, from for London; on Friday left the made . _ they expelled, from the violence of the c been obliged to bear away for Lilbon. and Vrow Catherine, jar Palms, from nd to Lilbon, with corn; fbe had been win lands, and is leaky r alfo, a Rove (hip fuppofed to be the Evans, from the ;ailed the thaws, of 44 guns, and the of 18 guns, on a cruise. eceived this day Rate, that two frigates of war had cut away their malts laR Fri. rnfey road—a frigate is juR come in, fup- One of them : the PIG MT cutter alfo drove has been fince got off and towed within 'he Traveller belonging to this port has confiderable damage there, during the Sailed the PACTTY Lass, of t 8 guns, oy for Cork.. urn, Dec. ;6. —This day arrived only a i. detained and fent in from Cowes by his lip ROYAL WILLIAM j this (hip had dir t. cargo at Cowes, and was loaded with :ady to fail. On Tuefday, the 18th intl. brig Golden Grove, Capt. G. Peace, la, bound. to London, was towed into he hired armed fdrooncr •Princefi Char .F. HUSRAND. Great praife is due •to VSSAND, for the promptitude, zeal, and :e with which he affifted this veal, which 1 her fails in a tremendous gale of wind, un yard, and fprung her top.maß, and had ;hag (battered, with only two men and the le to keep the deck. )sc. aft—Sailed the Jamaica frigate a:ul , on a cruise, off the French Coati ; Cue of war, for Weft Gate Bay ; and the lop of war, for Sheernefs.—Arrived the frigate from off the French Coati, and re. he Downs with the :eft of the (hips as per rday, in thick weather, the STARONG ran tar Calais : to prevent the enemy's gairiing her, (he was let on fire by Lieutenant d crew, who were providentially fared, and I in the Downs.—Wind E.N.E. Ass, Dec. 25.—Yellerday went out from ur (having undergone Come flight repairs r coppered) his Majefty's (hip CONSTANCF, T. GRIFFITHS, waits to be paid 6 months hen (he proceeds to her former Ration at alfo the Alto us, and anchored at the great d the fignal for all officers to repair on ing, is expefted to fail to day. The Pao :apt: HARDING, failed from the Nore yeßer- Ling, for Spithead, from whence (he is to e Weft-Indies. FDIATOR, Sir T. LIVFIGGSTON, one of the iurchafed teak (hips, of 32 guns, was man , days lince, and received orders to join ITH ; the WEYMOUTH, of 36 guns, T. Eft!. Captain, is lying at the Great Nore o be manned. TRECHT fome days fence was paid lix months 'ten the anchored to the Eaftward clear of ips at the Nore, waiting a fair wind to re- Ration as guard (hip in the Downi, on the under weigh, and proceeded into Sheernefs The brig Melvina, in ballaß, Btu, Mal- Hier, from London, bound to Shields, which with tile lot; of her rudder on the tsith, and ore at the back of Sheernefs garrifon, in cn ng to fetch the harbour : it is very doubtful ill be able to get her off. _ _ _ , Dec. :4.—On Thurfday 49 the Mercury, - . , and the Triton, HUDSON, both from this ronningen, put back, limn revere holt, and if weather ; the former has returned with of an anchor and a cable; the latter with if her fciremaft, bowfprit, and both anchors whilft riding of Heligoland yefterday t. The Triton was obliged, in crotEng the t taken in tow by the convoy. On the fame Ambulator, Hut PR, from Shields, and the w Ackeren tan, Ileiromays, from Gun in soth for Tonningen, put into this port from : caufc which obliged the above two veffcls A letter from the owner of a cad jufl from Smyrna, dance, that when the yard left tr, on the t 7th ult. the Captain was told by ique M filler, that the town and garrifon were good health, Lot a tingle death having o:• flt. lonic drys. I KOM LLOYD' , LIST. t.°, DE:. :6—Paged tr. the William. anre .1; ; City of London, Ihuvfdlon. from St Lic:r; Ant •ukta y, 1,1,1 r:c ; jonz.c Mar.aretta, Llcadna..l We; Vrovr cra, Culy.t; and atm:- I - , 63, —4.0461 tilt Marian, f .ay, : and Kano . , Andetiu.., Cat LOSS OF WS YIAJESTra SHIP SEVERN. The following account of the tors of the Sim , . (hip of war on the Jerfey and Guernfey Ration, • given in the Jerfey Gazette of the azd Decembt!, with a copy of which we have been favoured : 1' jiRSE It, Dec. 22.—The violent gales which have prevailed for the lett few days, obliged his Majefty's ihip Simian to part anchor the day before yefterday. and. in fpite of every podible exertion (he ran Atm at Grouville in lefs than two hours. We are happy, however, to Rate, that notwithilanding this dittref fins circumfiance, no lives were lofts and that the firm and courageous condoEt of the officers and whole of the crew, deface the higheft praife. The aftivity of the Duke Da Boonton, feconded by the zeal and example of his Excelleitcy General GORDON (who in fimilar circumftances on a former occafir,n particular ly ditiinguithed himfelf) was worthy of public atten tion. According to their orders the crew received evet'y poffible degree of attention, and were proviJt I with food and all neceffitries requifite to their fittr. tioe. If the weather (horrid moderate fame hopes may be entertained of getting off the veffel ; but the contrary is much to be dreaded." AYR. DRCSINSER se.—On Friday laft, the Nep tune, Hint., of this port, from gliebec, with tim ber, Rave!, and hides, arrived in this bar, for orders : (he was tp bave proceeded for Greenock , a thong northrweß gale coming on, they had to beat about end ufe every exertion to keep her from running athore. Early on Saturday morning, when off the Heads, fhe miffed Rays twice, and drifted on a rock, where file Ruck for about three hours, wben the rife of the tide (Wang her off. While on the rocks her bottom received tome injury, and (he made ft much water that they were obliged to run her on More op. ' pofi:e to the low green. A great part of her cargo has been taken out. She was fliated off to-day, and , is now lying at the bar, and, if the weather continues moderate, (be will be got into harbour to-morrow. A letter dated Paignton, near Newton Abbot, De. von, Dee, :3, fays, With early alEflanee from Ky r month or Portfmouth. together with the exertions of a moft excellent fet bf Acms and crew. it is canceled that the ISLorp it can yet be faved, providitd the wea ther Moder - atirs.t' _ - - The report of the loft of the Moth of Otk Pro on Margate lands, is void of froth, that flap having been fora length of time Rationed at Leith,. Admiral Vasp ,, N has his Avg on board btr as Comtnandat its Chief on that Ration. We are highly gratified to find, that the anxiety which prevailed on account of his Msjelly's (loop RAINDEta, has been happily removed by the arrival of that,fiiip in Cork harbour on Saturday morning. The fecund battalion of the 9:d regiment was it:- fouled in Dublin, on Thutfday morning, by Lord CATHCART. Lieutenant-011ov! Nett.; late of the 23d Foot, is arrived at Glafgow. to take the command of that re cruiting dißria. The Weft Eller Regiment of Militia marched on Wednefd*y from Rocl.ctler to their former quarters at Sheernefs. -- ----- This Secnnd Royal Surrey, and the Durham Re giments of Militia, have marched from Chelmsford Barracks, the former for Danbury, and the latter for Maldon. The fiat battalion the 18th Reginstnt, at pre fent at Canterbury, are under orders fix fortign fen vice, and wi3 embark at Ramfgate immediately on the an ival of the tranfports there. . . The Eaftern Regiment of Mid-Lothian Volunteer Infantry, commanded by Lieutena nt -Colonel the Hon. FRAVCAS GRAY. wat reviewed by Brier- General the earl Of DALHOUSIE, on Bator ay the isth intl. at fladdingion.—Hisl:ordnilp was higbir valid with their condo& aad appearance.. The re giinent marched homewards on Monday fe'nnigist, aft:r being ten days on permanent ditty at Hadding ton, having conduced themfelves doting the whole time in the moil orderly manlier. After a period of 11 days permanent duty, the following - corps have marched from Dundee for their refpeelive homes, viz. On the 13th intl. the Athole Volunteers, commanded by Lieut. Col. Borrsa, of Fafcally. On the 14th, the Yeomanry pavilry, com• manded by the Right Hon. the Earl of Kennon'. ;_ and on the t yth, the Carle of Gowtie, or Prince of Wales's Volunteer Light Infantry ; and the Forfar (hire :Chart:lt/looters, commanded by Colonels the Hoa. CHARLES KINNAIRD and GUTUILIR. The 3d battalion of Forfarlhi• e Volunteers, nom. manded by Major Don, marched into Dundee frctn Forfar on the t to the garriton duty. This is the third time within, the year that this excellentbattalion has been called out on permanent duty. The Belmont and Strathmore volunteers, under the command of Colonel Ma.caissiteob i _ after bein_g days on permanent duty in Perth, marefied home on Today fennight. They were infpeaed in Perth by Brigadier• General Roasersow, who was pleated to oxprefs his approbation of their deadinefs and good behaviour. One of the French Journals cortains the following tlatement : In the year 1789 there were only thirty fie printers in Paris; at prefent there are two hun dred and tiny ; there were only one hundred abet twenty booklellets, at preterit there tre more than five hundred ; there svere only fifteen hundred flaurateurs, at prefent there are more than two thou, faml. Az Paris there are four lyeea„ forty-two fe condary fehools, twenty-two fpecial Ichools, feventeen free focicties, three thonfand coffee.houfe , , four thou land five hundred reverberating camps, two thoufanct eight hundred hackney carriages, of which two the it - land are cabriolets. The number of the bodes si thirty-two thoufand, among which there are fire hun dred and fifty hotel.. There arc annually eonfumed in Paris one hun.hed and lit millions of pounds of bread, feventy-five thoufand oxen, fifteen thoufar.d cows, one hundred thouland calves, two hunched and twenty thouland fireep, five hundred and fifty eight tho4and fire hundred and fevcnty-five hog,. twenty-o:Ic thcu:and tour hunJled and eighty-feven muids of oat , „ and eight thoulind five hundred of barley, thirty thoutard rruiris of beer, fix thoufand th of wine ; one hundred Mour•ll3 iiMm.:‘ of f:,•fith, tip- value of more than n) fte;!. f,i.iLs to the amour,: mil ors of (Inv! }o7j.ro t;.l THEATRES.' of Dotior S'anArado, the father of Julia, by Widen :wool) S ta t.:r in k: from a ffriend e t fi a n l e l y m r e e p l t e a i fi n n g a 11; 4 Dri his evil bot butte , otoldacffiond. him againa the fopernatural agency of Harlequin— the power yelled in the crutch of Afinodeas becomes fuperior to the art of the motley hero, the lovers arc at length feized and recondueted to the mine, when they are again relieved by the (teen of the Gnomes, who affe:ts her power upon her own territory—unites the lovers, rewards Harlequin, and reconcilef the ads-erfe party, who conclude their adventure: in a Fairy Palace. The Author has endeavoured to throw mote in. terea into the texture of the piece, than is generally attempted is a mere Harlequinade, and the alterrate introduction of dialogue and adieus, adds to the effect of each. Some of the principal transformations are, a large globe of cpiickfilver to a fairy ; an iron cage to a iplendid car ; a broken bridge to a floop ; a pub lican's fign to an eagle ; the mine to an open coon- try ; a houfe to a feetion of itfelf. in which the inha bitants of each apartment are (hewn in miniature, by mechanical figures (a la Fantaccini) who accompany a defcriptive chaunt given by Simmons, as a Savoy ard there are alto a number of other fcenic decep tions, executed by Meffrs. Phillips, Whitmore, Hot logan, Sloper, &c. We have rarely feen a piece of this defeription more favourably received. Mr. Bot.ocers, jun. in Harlequin, difplayed un common graceand agility, and Mifs Symms, in Co. lumbine was very highly applauded . D yarns, Thee cnaan,',grstrecust, and L. BOLOGNA, made the mod of their refpeaive diameters. The Scenery was very beautiful, particularly the tall kale, which is a fort of Fairy Palace, and one giving a view of Madrid. The mastic by Davy, adds certainly to his reputa tion as a compact of tatle and judgment. The airs are in general pretty, and breathe fancy and talent throughout, efpecially a trio in the firlt alt, by Julia, Sancho, and Columbine. There is another equally beautiful in the fecond, by Malqueraders. The honk was well attended by the holiday-folks, who, as ulna!, were exceedingly tumultuous in the galleries. The Pantomime, having given nniverfal latilaftion, was announced for this evening with great and defcrved applaufe, and bids fair to prove attraitive for a confiderable time. NM PANTOMIMES. Dattai•tana.—A Harlequinade has long prove n eonfidered as (fennel to the due celebration of tehes. 3 e fesfon.of feftivity a s minced p ies or t zth ni g h t cat To fatisfy the appetite of the public mull e a ver y puzzling talk to the Managers. Themot e le hero is expelled every year to appear in new circura. fiances, and to perform frail feats of dexterity, but he has already been of ever y known trad e and pr o. fellion, and ezhaufled the means of creating aft° ifh meat. He has flown through t h e a i r; he has navi gated the ocean; he ha s t ravell ed ov en the whole a world; he has fat in Council w ith the Gods ; he has viked the abodes of departed fpirits; w ith his wooden (p e ar be has metamorphoka every natural and arti ticial (Nee. This Theatre defpaiting of giving n nov elty to the old Rory, has, upon the prefent neo"- lion, greatly curtailed it; and indeed of a Panto mime is announced only a Pantomimic Ballet.— Vole(' fomething mote could have been done than we have ken for Come years back, we look upon this proceeding as very judicious. There can be nothing more tireforne exhibited on the Rage , than the corn- - mon-place cfca pea of Harlequin and Columbine, from the father of the latter—the watchman's coat, the boat, the port-chaife, the bale of goods, &c. with the ufual fuccelGon of miftakes. tumbles and wry faces of the party in purfuit. Tricks are amufing if they itre naturally introduced, and advance the cata &Pete ; but when they have no conflation with the Amy, and are clumfily interpolated ; a long (cries of (hem becomes fatiguing, and amazement being over difg,uft very quickly follows. The Dance, for it is nothing mote, is called " Old Harlequin'. Fire fide." When the curtain draws up we are ',relented with a whole family, dreffed in motley attire. We hive not only one, but half a dozen infant Harlequins and Columbines of different fixes. Parents and children are all induftrioully engaged in houfehold occupa tions; fome (pinning, Come preparing dinner, and fome mending (hoes. After a clap of thunder a ce eftial Being appears to fet a going the miraculous incidents in proper form. Wk could not exactly trace the remaining part of the fable ; Time defcended with his hour glafs, and, in a. few minutes changed a child in the cradle to a full-grown man; but it was not fiery (Went for what perticular purpofe he in• terpofed with this extraordinary exertion of his Bower. The true Columbine was not vitible till at the con elsdion, when the Replied forward to give a fpecimen of her dancing. Punch, with a number of other cha rands, weft exhibited as lying entranced, but Ind. dimly (fatted into life, and favoured us with a few of their pienfantries and grimaces. The dancing, which Bas been chiefly bad in view, is very good. BYRIIII And Mrs. Slater comm . -skated the pleafure that is I felt in behnlding refined excellence ; while Mailer Oecaa Brans inaBIISTOW, ddighrcd the fpeltators by proofs premature merit. The raw bellifitments were very fplendid, and the work is Pretty, fa that the piece altogether has eontiderabk merit, went off with great applaufe. It was pre ceded by the comedy of " The Buly Body," and fol " - fatted by the fpettack of " Richard Cur de Lion. The part of Miranda, in the farmer, on account of the continued indifpofition of Mifs DUNCAN, was fup ported by Mifs Mgt.:me, who went through it with ouch fprigbflinef,, cafe, and good humour. The audience was numerous, if not very fafhionable. vtir-Giatoss.—Laft night a new Melo Dra. Inane Pantomime, intided, Harkrrile tsirVolorr ' • or, 7h Game and the Devil, the produttion of Melks. Mania and Faatslr, was fav o urably at this Theatre, and, opott the whole, ver received. The following are the Principal Charafters: Albert asses favoured laver) Mr Bactrom. Sang(kin= to Iola) - Mr. thoscitaao. Arovackus (cM Don so civil Mr. siumows. Raper - SW. Kiva. 141"18 /Mr. )Lyrites. vtoithlltataa a a Mr. hi tti /Mr. Quarto of ths Goornes IVIM. ATKINS. Pia . DAVIS. CHAItACTIRS Narkqtdo - Mt. So LoONA, Peanmouch (Itrvaot to Avaro) )Ir. Dv sots Landkord - - • Mr. BOLoom a, kn. Marc Orrlta's father) - Mr. 1.. 134111.00 11 A. Dr. - Mr. Ari a tT. COhiMbiet . . ?Ilia Sust u. The incidents are conveyed by alternate (peaking, tinging, and pantomimic aßion—the kart of the Mit at lies in the Initial of Potori, where Albert (per formed by Bauarem) is confined as a Give, by the feverity of Aram, a Spanifh mile r, who, wiking to marry his daughter Julia (Mifs Davis) to Signor i,• riiic;no (Kum rate) contrives the urea of Albert, who is the young lady's favourite lo ver—the piece opens with a rime of the mine, where Julia, attended by Sancho and Colu mbine (BL ASOINAlltir and Mifs Stzazs) comes to Peek l iter haul Infer ; having leaped in man's apl e ate from her fathet Anresl harfelf with moans to purchafe his teleate al:f..loioto a the itches Rte carries about her 's houfe, and bring overheard by foam of the miners, they inform the keeper, whole rapacity prompts lipn to feize the lady and be! com panions. and appropriak the - ten ded price of Albert's enlargement to his own uf he e Are* re nb an c e of dna condone and Julia. "nth their friends, are (sized and confined wi(h e very circumlance of infOlt and aggravation. At this time, the Qiieen of Iliac fubtet tauten fpi. 'i s , or gnomes, who me fimpofed to be the genii of !nine, Commons her attendants to a periodical fel ~ . al, which is held in a reccfs, formed of every bril hint produce of the urine—the ? beautifulhaits her fair courtiers are compofed of all that is and r e klendent in the mineral, fuffil, or ftibmcalled (eliCk stine world— among others, the Comm ons a genius, fiIY:T. who relates the hard cafe of the above-men tioned lovers, over whole Celery he has been watch• erg, and intre.at} power to give them of enual affi aiice—the Qieen and her agents transform Qoick filver into Harlequin every mineral endowingliim created,iflioned in ferve and their Harlequin is comm red with its peculiar colour, power, and properti. v—thus tea the lovers until they (hail have furmonn diffieulties—their deliverance from the mine is ef Idled jolt as Julia's father and foppillt lover arrive her td Colon ed of Julia's attendant, and chwnscs eon. purfuit her —Harlequin ( who becomes enamour is bine) condues Albert and Julia by a magical the pantomi oppofers through the dual routine p u rfued r by their la di bode z:ventintsoriSspatinri,ckswl:erande thacyaanrgees_. The Spatia Inquitition has, among others, pro hibited, as blafphemouz, heretical, and ors'enfive to the Pope, and to good morals , the Works of POPS, of THOMAS and. Pities Coteett.t.z, of LOCKE • the Decade Pbdsfothieve ; the Treatile • . Hsu". .o•ll.- lllLlus Arnim ea be Excellency of me Female Sex, fie. On Tuefday Mr. R. LOWNDIS, of Northwich, Che fhire, undertook, for a confiderable wager, to walk from that town to the fix mile-Rove on the Chefter road, a difkance of fix miles and a quarter, in one hour, which he performed :a 59 minutes, though incom moded the whole time by a very thick fog. A servant to a gentleman at Glafgow, went from Glafgow.to Nino , . a &lance of 8 miles, on foot, on Wednelday, and after tranfatling (nine bufmcfs at the County Hall there, returned to Glasgow, all in the (pace of one hoar and 58 minutes! I !—Thi, pe %lcarian, about a fortnigh t ago, went to Stirling, a diatince of al? mile., in three hours and a half, being at the rate of eight miles an hour. C•RIST'IASPIATIKITISSATARCHIArtstn Noun. —Mr. HAMILTON NISIBITT, the uncle of the Earl of ELcom, is enjoying the felliri , ies of the feafon at Archerfield Houle, near Haddington, in S,:otland. The linfpitable owner of 'bele princely domains, en tertains a large patty of dillinvithed friends daring the holidays. Among the company are mentioned, the Dukes of MONTIoSE and ATHOL ; Duchefs of Goartos, Marquis of LOANS. General Masters, Lord and Lady Roue? DIANNE fts, Ste. Archeofield Horde has, for the lan two year, engaged all the time and attention of Mr. Nasarzr. w:of has devoted immenfe firms to its improvement in fcite, as will as i ntern al acquirements. The Park, which is f 6 miles in circumference, has undergone many alterations. The hook has been fitted up in the Egyptian Ityle. The grand faloon or hall is lopported by real pillars of porphyry, and adorned with nitches in the Egyp-i ti !Lyle, filled with fiatues and vales all brought from the ruins of Herculaneum. An immenfe nthn her of precious relics ofintient (culpture, Grecian se well as Egyptian, which have arrived within their& fiz weeks, trom the Coftom-houfe, forming two (hip. loads, are at prefent lying in irregular heaps around the houfe. There valuable specimens of ancient map nincence,.fo rare and difficuk to be procnred , wer e forwarded from COARDIIIIOIIt different periods by Lord ELGIN, at th e came entreat Les of Mr. °E NI a. % ITT , who has been the principal p r omoter l be indent falbions in furniture as well as hoofer. SIONOAA GALLA.—On Sunday morning died, at Chelfea, aged Si. Signora Galls. She was, fame years rime, a performer of confiderable celebrity on the ft of the King's Theatre, and the lafi of I law. EL% colars s and that celebrated compofer set fe. veral o i f h his moil favourite airs ezprefsly for her, both io his Operas and Oratorios, in which the fang with great a pplaufe, and appeared Co l atel y as the y ear 1/9/, in the dr a torios at Covent-garden Theatre. — After quitting the Oar, The refichd as a companion with the unfortunate Mlfs Ray, and was in company with her at Covent Garden Theatre the evening Rae was (hot by Mr. HACKMAN. Being thus deprived of her fituation, and not having made any provifion for her declining years, the has (Willed entirely upon the donations of her friends, and a benefaftion the annually received front the Royal &relay of Mu& THE HERMI7ESS OP NORTH SALEM. nu following account of Snyder afadte W-Y r sow No nu neighbourhood tbp of Salem. i Duchefs county, In this State, ft from 1 When ktadmit,e'ne tt Pol as i t ic o ! b' l e' uc r i a ldb i 3 n ftt ".4. t fi rrl it' h es 'c U sPerta AT P d ria n rnr ii atca n a t uP a ntb:r a uGri p : p ht e yk a etlaer :s r I to Peaabk; de imm via u t al e from its wonted cootie, and becomes produdive of charaders altogether new and unexamp led , it has a claim ontahneworldtoke where rpetu taantead. An iaaee of this kind , has appear• ed furprifingly irhi bsitdeidiPblayFaedeeinrtatiiine to wander from its wonted operations, i c e h m a e r e d i e a r t a h n e d e m i e i a n n i t n y e ofr ot. t i l l i i f , e m e wn. We often hear of men, from various motives. pre krving a life of folitude in tome gloomy cavern of the earth ; but to find one of the fair fee immured i a n n A d a t c c h olu v i a e :i i n n w t G e r h d d o i o l n l • i a i ttlies.acioltllivdteheedoifrfrfdocemeliinchgacuaymnanodf geyiyf,ecisn their a true phenomenon. neutral timidity of mind, their loquacity of temper, to o rea fi r n y d hthauemotsfOfrrafkavinaggealbleahßl,T a a n p • F L e •c y wh fo e r the lated, too romantic to gain belief. Yet the reader may rely on the fequel, as a fimple narrative of fads. Sarah Bilbop (for this was the name of this her. mitefs).is a perfon of about fifty years of age. About thirty years ago, the was a lady of confiderable beauty, a cothpetent (hare of mental endowments, and education; the was poffeffed of a handfome for tune, but the was of a tender and delicate cooftitu. Lion, and enjoyed but a low degree of health, and could be hardly comfortable without conflant re. courfe to medicine and careful attendance ; and was often heard to fay that the had no dread of any animal on earth but man. Ditgufled with them, and confequently with the world, about 23 years ago. the withdrew himfelf from all human fociety, and in the bloom of life retorted to the mountains, which divide Salem from North Salem : where the has fpeot her days to the prefent time, in a cave, or rather cleft of the rock, withdrawn from the fociety of every living creature. Yeft.rday, in company with the two Cap tain Smiths of this town, I went into the mountains, to 'Alit this furprifing hermitage; a kill portrait of which is contained in the following lion. As you pals the fouthern and moR elevated ridge of the mountain, and begin to defcend the fauthern fteep, you meet with a perpendicular defsent of a rock of about ten feet, in the front of which is this cave. At the foot of this rock is a gentle defcent of rich and fertile ground. extending about ten rods, when it in handy forms a frightful precipice, defending about half a mile to the }rand, known by the name of Long Pond.—On the right and left of this fertile ground, the mountain riles in cliffs, and almott inclotes it, being aTquare of about one half acre. In the front of the rock on the north. where the cave is, and level with the ground, there appears to be a large Infirm of the rock, of a Chlllili, fathom fine, thrown out of the rock by tome unknown coauthor' of nature, and lies in [root of the cavity from whence it was rent, partly inch•fing the mouth, and forming a room of the fame dintenfions it,: the fauQrum itfelf : the rock is left entire above, and founts the roof of this humble mention. This cavity is the habitation of this hermitefs, in which The has (pent twenty-three of her belt years, Pelf excluded trom all human fociety. She keeps no domefficated animal, not even a fowl, a cat, or a dog. Her little plantation, confining of one half acre, is cleared of its wood. and reduced to grafs, but the makes little ore of it, excepting that the has railed a few peach trees on it, and the plants yearly a few hills of beans, cucumbers. and potatoes. The whole plat is forrounded with a luxuriant growth of grape vines, which overfpread all the furrounding wood, and produce grapes in the greateft abundance. On the oppolite fide of this little tenement, or cave, is a fine fountain of excellent water, which ilfiles from the fide of the mountain, and lutes itfelf in this little place. At this fountain we found the wonderful woman, whole appearance it is a little difficult to defcribe ; in deed, like nature in its firfl Rate. the was without form, that is, the appeared in no form or potition I had eve; leen before ; her duels appeared little elk but one confuted and flrapelets mats of rags. patched together without any order, which olifcured any hu man shape, excepting her head, which was clothed with a luxuriancy ct lank grey hair, depending on every fide, jull as nature and time had formed it. wholly devoid of any artificial covering or ornament. When the had difcovered our approach, the exhi bited the appearance of any other wild and timid animal. She Ratted, looked wild, battened with the utmoft precipitation to her cave, which the entered, and barricadoed the entrance with old (hells which (be pulled from the decayed trees. To this bumble mention we approached, and after tome converfation with her, we obtained liberty to remove the pallifa does and look in ; far we were not able to enter, the room being onlyruffident to accommodate a fingle perfoo. We converted with her fur tome confider able time, found her to be of a found mind, a religi ous turn of thought, and to be entirely happy and contented with the fellation ; of this the has given to °thus repeated demount ation, who have in vain Co. head her to quit this dreary abode. We few no utenfl', either fia labour or cookery, excepting an old pewter ',Aim, and a gourd•ffiell ; no bed bus use fulid melt, unlefs it were a few cld rag., fcattered hEre and there upon it; no bed clothes of any kitut ; nor the lead appearance of any fort of toed and no fire. She had, indeed. a place in one owner of her cell s where the kindles a fire at tioses, but it does at ace pear that any tire has been kindled :here this fpriog. ci•ns. Ix 2eir OTD DDIG+AII unfortunate difiarte having To confii us this opinion, • Oentboan fays that Le viten between Captain of the Weft India piffled her cell five or fix days r after the On fall c f trade, and Mr. a merchant in London, I (now in the beginning of March lea. that the had no and an intimate friend of his, relpeding . a toppoted fire then, and had not been out of her cave fence the infuk offered to a filter of one of the parties, a chal- fnow had fallen. How the foblitts during the mre lenge was the confequence, and the appointed place leans, is yet a myßery. She lays fie eats ho t little wet Lock's Fields. Newington. Intimation having fteth of any kind, and it is difficult to imagine bow been given to Sir join Pronoun andrrrrrr the is fupported through the winter [elfin'. In the SMITH of the bufinefs, they granted warrants spina lumber the Wilts on the berries, nuts, and roots, thete pa pe rties, and Rationed the o ffi cers ter as to take which the mountains afford. It or iy be.that fhefectetes ex &sat combatants and their feconds into cuf• her whiter Rote to tome other Mrs in the rfoCk, MOM tad? Ou being taken before du' fame Magitlrates, convenient for that purpofe than the cell the inhabits. Al the . parties were bound over to keep the peace She keeps a Bible with bar, and fays, (he takes tbe . pals in sool. the feconds tsol. each: The touch and fpends much time in tending kghtdiajast.7o,:sb;chtewelnagtlhaereptalestizotaefhiuertnewer, m ai l : g a l : 3 l 1. w in aa it, i rt e n a d reftealye taza thi g p tb re eretn of . a p t erifyfab.e,istehlanreel be Ishii* has Eaten Pion raw ricby wafe r anti lumpy, them *Wanda an af• flu ewe stud boater, lah6 behela Behan ShOillrimw .. and (coin. As anyvater•frons We bumbles Ifitt !lap' • nithing page of human nature. we rend a molt fate ceiling leanre on the human heart. It teas the peen liarilate of this wonaan's heart which drove her to forfake the fociety of man, and led her to this fulitary mantion. The peculiar relith of the human heart will embrace folitude, diflionourideformity, and death itfelf, for happinefs, whilft its antipathies can embt t:r a paradife of joy. Reafon hat no power again* its influence ; it is not the energy of fcieucei but * heart forced to a wife, decent, and nfeful life, that mutt regenerate thi world. CURIOUS FRENCH LoVB TRIAL. On the 26th Vendemiaire (year XIII.) or meth of November, 18Q4, a curious trial in a love affair was decided by the Tribunal at Toolode, of which the following are the particulars : A young peafant, of the name of La Fay,of the department of Arriege, fell its love with Maria Arigni,in the parifh of eaffaigne. She was a young girl of property, and La Fay poffellid nothing : he dared, therefore, not pay his addrcffes to her, and demand her in the °foal manner. Love, however* infpired him with a fraud to make her his wife both without her own and her relations content. • Accompanied with a perfon drefed in • women'e deaths, he went before the Mayor of St. Gifora, and prefented a certificate, fisting that the banns for him.' self and for Maria Arigni had been publiffied, accts. ding to law, in the parr% church of C.atfaigne. La Fay was, in confequence, married to the perfoe its his company. and took out the certificate of his marriage. With this in his hand, be went diredly to CalTaigne, add demanded of Maria's relations to have his wife given over to him. The whole family and moll of all the girl, were, as might be expeetede greatly forprifed. Maria intitted on knowing no thing of this pretended hulband, and decked , that the had contented to no marriage, and of courts was not married. She proteßeda therefore, hefoge• rob* tic notary egainll this ad, and figned a power ot at. torney for her brother to profecote La Fay before the tribunals, and to procure her *place and protedios from the laws. Upon inquiry, it was found out that the certificate of the banns being publifhed was a forgery, and the Imperial Attorney General ordered, therefore, La Fay to be criminally prOfecuted. IR the mean time. La Fay concealed frimfelf, and three months pallid over in enquiries, to find out whether Maria Arigni.oe who elle. was the perfon to whom he had been mar. tied. During this period, La Fay procured Matfett often opportunity to fee Maria in ferret, who, after pitying, forgave him a fraud the confequence of Ids love, and declared her determination to reward the latter with her hand and fortune. She el op ed, there/pi fore from her brother's houfe, and joie her toter * wbc;fe wife the acknowledged herfelf to be, and it wit in her arms that the Gent d'armes found him, when tocy went to arreti him* after his retreat was dire°. vered. Carried before the tribunal, Maria hood by his fide, and repeated that the was his wife, and thee nothing but death thould feparate them. La Fay in his turn declared that Maria was the perfon to whoa he had been married before the Mayor at St. Gifors. and that it was from her that be received the forged certificate. This Masia affirmed, recalled the prose!! figned before the public notary, together with the power of attorney given to her brother, in fitying that both there ads had been figned by her from fear of her brother, who had threatened to kill her in cafe of refohd. The certificate fhe Paid the pro cured from an unknown perfon, who had compaffion oil her tnuation. She added* that though of age, the dared not openly ere againtl her brother's will. which was the pule of her having behaved as the did.until the found an opportunity of flying into her hnlleusd's arms. In cnofequence of this declaration, the resound ordered evert Maria to be arrested, and after a (pace of eight months, the, with La Fay, was carried be fore their judges at Tooloote. The Mayor of St.. Gifors, his Secretary* and four other perfons witneG ling the ceremony of the marriage, were all prelate * and unanimous in their declaration that Marta was not the girl whole marriage with La Fay they had Peen. Maria, however, infilled on the contrary.— She gave a defcription of the furniture of the room at the municipality of St. Glius in which they were married. She related Come remarks made by the perrons prefent during the ceremony, with Come words (aid by the Mayor to the Secretary. She knew again every one who was prefent. pointed them out by their names anti titles, and recalled to their remembrance Corse expreffinos they ufed on that occafion. As the did not contradid herfelf, and was fo determined to be La Fay's wife, the ha phial Commitiary. who in the name of the Attor ney General purfned this affair. withdrew his pro (notion as to the marriage, but continued it on account of the forged certificate. k was impodlibls for La Fay to have been the fabricator of it, es be could neither read nor write, but be and his wife had both made ufe of it knowing it rabe forgeolsandeised therefore found guilty. La Fay was condemned la the galleys at Marfeilles for eight years. and Mr& Arigni to four years bard labour in the hooka est retlion at Touloufe. This trial excited great interek particularly anion the youth of I.oth foxes. A petition was drawn up and figned by four thonfand bachelors and ataiditsand intended to he pretented to the Emperor. But, bet foie it could reach Paris. Maria, with her hulband, t (taped from patio, and as the had long before dif paid of all her property. amounting to 6boo lines (1 ) 3l.) in the year, it is fuppofed that there Factions intended to fettle in foam foreign country. Should, however, his Majelly, is his wildest; pardon them,' Lich it is hoped will be the cafe,• as ber Majefty Emprefs interests het felt in their behalf, they witty re• turn and repair in their own department the error* of their ' , mob with an bonourabk life. It is regarded as a certainty at Touloufe, that the perfon to whom La Fay was married is a young pea. butt, who had dreffed himfeif in woman 's clothes to • hoe friend. —jeareat Triktnarr. A Noble Duke, whole chief delight it in in the poor aboac siat as happy ani oorafonshie pofftle, laf week give orders to porchaie Oft Hundred Siiteenthr it the prefect Lottery, and di.. reltai his Steward to buy then at ten different O. era, and diftributc then to One Hundred date* MAIM lad* neighbourhood w 1 re b lives. . .- of Donor S'anArado, the father of Juli a, by tally relealing the Devi oagSeticni:yfroolinHhaislold Harlequin— finemeot in fi a gists bottle, obtainsafriend S t: ; a 41 :11 - : . ,•. THEATRES.' m again the toperna:ra leu l power nth fe v i ;fl e de d. THE HERMITE SS OF NORTH SALEM. fluencestadbodottroki:saidandtvimmilimmn t ~.0, D evil.,..... wzw —A P H A a NT rleg Oi rin M ad E e S• has long been hi • . fuperior to the art of the motley hero, the lovers becomes from n a rei n ibil d iinn fe gg orn. At anytatterfluut Obit imelleb ill e / it 1111° ‘ '.:' ' 1 onfidered as (feudal to the d p d ie u t e n c t el t e a b t r b a n ti i r; t o c f ak th et i 6 a k t e le *the mine ilk r°ll"ing actnunt of 8 fingubr Ch4Ncletew-Yr.°B""ricir"ldthv..ll3;the the Managers. puhli c mu l The e le a and il the rcc c o r n u d tc u h ti o e f d A to r— they are again relieved by the (teen of the ine when are sliit4762iliallit4isl2 modem neighbourhood of ' , tar aka:e l:l o ge ; Salem. in Duchefa county, In this State Is I s 1 the Pohtical It.rr,,,t printed etheonifsnhwtohmocalamhirasantuhreehirtawftw..ehreadiclrpodan:noftvrbse hi l ece n , t t e o : ~ r, at Pou g hkeepile ; enemas •' nieated, al the Editor d * t he foctety man, and led her to this (Unary forfake • of ta ro is expelled every year to appear in new citron. yadmits not a doubt ot it e s r perfe . dt f c e a E l g tl f Gri s. tY r° relPeasbk" manfion. The peculiar relifh of the human heart who *trots her Gnomes, When the train of human events • lances, and to perform Seth feats of dexterity but the power upon her own territory—unites p pears to deviate will embrace Abrade, difitoaourteleformity, and death le has already been of every known trade and pro- d Invert, rewards Harlequin, and recont from its wonted courfe, and becomes produnive of itfe If, for happinefs, whilhi its antipathies can a mbit- iflions and ezhaufled the means of creating afimiiflo F airy retie party, who conclude their adventure- s.. the charafters altogether new and unexampled, it has tar a a paradife of joy. Reafon hat no power again*, t Palace. . in a claim on pent. He has flown through the air, he has navi• the world to be perpetuated. its influence ; it is not the energy of (deuces but * • The has endeavoured Au inn anc fated the ocean ;he has travelled over the whole teral • Author - ed f•r e of this kind, where nature has appear. heart forced to a wife, decent, and ufeful life, that . world ihe has fat in Council with the Gods ;he has at into the texture of the piece, than is generally is et i f i r Ing*lY to wander from its wonted operations, mutt regenerate the world. rifaed the abodes of departed spirits; with his wooden • tempted tit a mere Harlequinade, and the alternate b. i p ayed in the charafter and manner of life exhi- ------e. • o • 'pear be has metamorpholea every natural and arts- introduftion of dialogue and anion, adds to the effen ited by a certain female in the vicinity of this town. CURIOUS FRENCH LOVE TRIAL. • ' We often hear • N icial (Ned. This Theatre defpairing of giving o f each. Some of the principal transformations ate, 1 • life of men, from various motives. pre- -----,-- . -- ' any a large globe aro • awing a of foliti de in 1 ' meaty to the old Rory, has, upon the prefent ma- to a fplendi lickfilver to a fairy ;an iron cage the earth ,In i lime gl oomy cavern of On the 26th Vendemiaire (year XIII.) or illth of r um , greatly curtailed it ; and indeed of a Panto- tic '- r d car ; a broken bridge to a !loop ; a pub- in a . wholly to find one i 4 the fair fel immured November, :804, a curious trial in a love affair was ;rime is announced only a Pantomimic Ballet.— t h g f an .. Into an eagle ; the mine to an open coon- true , lly tecluded from human fociety, is a decided by the Tribunal at Touloute, of which the phenomenon. • Ude(' fornething more could have been done than rY;a t., ; . 0 eto a faction of Will , in which the inha- Acquainted wi t h all their following are the particulars : we have ken for Come years back, we look upon this bitants mecitan. each apartment are (hewn in miniature, by natora q l timidity e f proceeding as very judicious. There can be nothing a descriptive • ..c1 figures (a la Fantoceini) who accompany and their inorno mind, l their loquacity of temper, department of Arriege, fell in love with Maria more tirefome exhibited on the Rage , than the toi ard: chaunt given by Simmons, as a Savoy- to find them in a er t a c ki nve of teeing and being feen ; Arignioin the parifh of Caffaigne. She was a young there are alto a number of other scenic decal-all human • f aci•ay for the girl of property, and La Fay poffeffed nothing : be mon-place cfca peg of Harlequin and Columbine, from tidreary haunts of ravage ng Lions, executed by Mehirs . Phillips, Whitmore , H I beats. appears. when re. dated, therefore , not pay his addrcffes to her, and • die father of the latter—the watchman's coat, the login, &c. Ho l- lined, too romantic to gain belief. Yet the reader demand her • feel in the n manner. Love, however. las boat, the poll -chaite, the bale of goods, & c. with We Sloper, l r may rely on the f 1 Pimple• eque ,as a narrative of fads. infpired him with a fraud to make her his wife both i the ufual fucceffion of miftakess tumbles and wry favourably havehave rare rarelyn apiece of this defcription more Sarah Bifhop (for this was the name of • thisher- without her own and her relations confettt. • I laces of the party in purfuit. Tricks are amufing if Mr. Bo rec eive d . in mitets).is a pfon of about fifty years of age. About Ac • dwithpe rfon dreff din ' e wooer's 1 tocare, fun. Harlequin, difplayed un- thirty years a go, isomparue & they arc naturally introduced, and advance the cats- common grace an dagility , (he was a lady of confiderable deaths he ent bef th e Mayor of St Gifor and grac-an Arnpbe ; but when they have no conflation with the 1 ' and Mifs Seams, in Co- beauty , a colt etent ( hare of mentalendowments, I w • iwe . . 4 • refented a certificate, netting that the banns for him + umbtne, was very highly applauded. D u an's, Ikea- and education ; P float', and are clumfily interpolated ; a long feries of CHARD,' grommet and L. B - elf ad for M • • • a aria Anvil had been publifhed, ucorr. them becomes fatiguing, and amazement being over of their refpenive'charitelersOLOGNA, made the mod rune, but Ise was of a tender and delicate co IV ' a itu- ding to law, in the parifh church of C.affaigna. La difg,oft very quickly follows. The Dance, for it is The Scenery was very beautiful , particularlyLion, and enjoyed but a low degree of health, and Fay was, in confequence, married to the perfoa in nothing mote, is called "Old Harlequin'. Fire fi de." lag fane, which is a for t of Fairy the could be hardly comfortable witlrut conflant re- his company, and took out the certificate of his Palace, and one cou When the curtain draws up we are prelented with a giving a view of Madrid. courfe to medicine and careful attendance ; and marriage. With this in hit hand, be went direaly an • , whole family, cleared in motley attire. We hive not The mufic by Davy, adds Certainly • was often heard to fay that the had no dread of any Calraigik, add demanded of Maria's relations to' I • yto his repute- animal only one, but half a dozen infant Harlequins and don as a compofet of take and judgm t• The airs on earth but man. Difguned with them, and have his wife given over to him. The whole family ! Columbines of different fixes. Parents and children are in general pretty, and breaihe-en• and confequently with the world, about 23 years ago, (he and moll of all the girl. were, as might be expelled, are all induftrivil7 engaged in houfebold occupa- throughout, efpecially a trio in the firlt fancy b talent j withdrew himfelf from all human fociety, and in the greatly forpriftd. Maria Wilted on knowing no- . a Salem of life retorted to t mountains, which divide thing of this pretended hufband, and dechird• that Lions I Come (pinning, louse preparing dinner, and Sancho, and Columbine. There is another e y u- l i l ' fame mending (hoes. After a clap of thunder a ce• beautiful in the fecond, by Malqueraders. ci • y days to fr t o b m e ilcorth Satan i c where the has (pent her (he had contented to- no marriage, and of mark was • prefent tim e, in a cave, or rather cleft of not married . She dais therefore, before a pub. ' • leftist Being appears to fet a going the miraculous The honk was well attended by the holiday-folks, th rick, withdrawn from the (mkt cr - y f every living tic notary sigainfi dais all, and figned a ower of a n y i nc idents in proper form. Wk could not ezaftly trace who, as alma, were exceedingly turnaltuoto in the cre a ture _ r- Y e a' tahsmt h of relay , t. in company l wish the two Cap- torney for her brother to profecute La Fa y - before tho the remaining part of die ,fable ; Time defcended with galleries. The Pantomime, having given anivertal w ent into tke mountains, tribunals, and to procure her 'pence and protedim • '. i Isis hour glafs, and, in a. few minutes changed a latiladlion, was announced for this evening with to alit this ss ru t "s if t : Y*ll ' rpr og hermitage; a juft portrait of from the laws. child la the cradle to a full-grown man; but it was great and defcrved applaufe, and bids fair to prove which is • contained in the following lines. Upon inquiry, it was found oat that the cartikato '. not tery atidan for what partic,ular purpofe he ins auraltive fora con fi derable time. As you pals the fouthern and m en elevated ridge of the banns being publiffied was a forgery,aad dia i . A tapered with this extraordinary exertion nut his oower. of t h e mountain, and begin to defcend the fauthern Imperial Attorney General ordered, therehml, The true Columbine was not vifible till at the con- The Spica Inquitition has, among others, pro- flee • ' p, you meet with a perpendicular &front of a rock to bc criminally profecuted In the nigh dal* shins, when fie Pepped forward to give a fpecimen hibited, as blafphemous, heretical, and ofrenfive to of about ten feet, in the front of which is this cave. Fay ' - • • .' La Fay concealed fumfelf, and three months ' of her dancing. Punch, with a number of other cha- the Pope, and to good morals, the Works of Pops, At the foot of this rock is a gentle defcent of rich andov er in ' • • fi nd out whether Maria Arigai,oc $ • h elat e tunes, to tatters, were exhibited as lying entranced, but fad- of THoMas a nd, PRIM. Colon:tax, of Locee ; the fertile ground. extending about ten rods, when it in- was the p erfon to whom he had been mar. eleady *weed into life, and favoured us with a few of Decade Pbiletophire • the Treatile • . hicue. Coe- handy forms a frightful precipice, detc s 'endina, about ;To l e s . ' ' this - During period, La Fay procured Motel( , I their pleafantries and grimaces. The dancing, which m eatus Aeairra as lee Exeellemy of cur Female Sex, Ste. half a mile to o f t, tans rerunown by the name of Dino oftenopportunity to fee Maria in leers, who, after las been Maly bad in view. is very good.. Biome On Tuefday Mr. R. LOWNDIS, of Northwich,Che- Pond.—On the right lef • • tof thts fertile ground. pitying, falai, him a (rand the confequence of Ids And Mrs. Bloater comrocaitated the pleafure that is ;b. ire, undertook, for a confiderable wager. to walk the mountain riles in cliffs, and alma incloks it, hive. and declared her determination to reward the felt in behnklieg refined excellence ; while Mailer f r om that town to the fix mile.none on the Chefter being aTquare of ahout one half acre. In the frost latter with her hand and fortome. She ela, thecae' Octal Byline *Oa Mils C. BIISTOW, del' heed the road, a difkance of fix rates and a quarter, In one hour, of the rock on the north. where the cave is, and level fore from her brother's hoick, and joimd ha loser, fp:eaten by proofs kif premature merit. ' ma ten- w hich h e performed '7l 59 minutes, though incurs- with the ground, there appears to be a large frolirum wbcife wife the acknowledged herklf to be, tad it wee bellithments were very fplendid, and the mak is noted the whole time by a very thick fog. of the ruck, of :I C1411111i.: fathom five, thrown out of In her arms that the Gass d'armes found him, when i Pretty, fa that the prate altogether has contiderable A fervant to a gentleman at Glafgow, went from the . rock by tome unknown convultion of nature, and. tocy went to weft hits, after his retreat was difeo. ! 1 illefit, aid neat off with great applaufe. It was pre- Glafgow to Paincy. a &trance of 8 miles, on foot, lies in trout of the cavity from whence it was rent, vcrcd. Carried before the tribunal, Maria flood by • ceded by the comedy of " The Bufe Body," and fold on Weihielday, and after br a n fame ballad's at partly incl. Xing the mouth, and forming a room of his fide, and repeated that (he was his wife, and that Idared by the fpettack of "Richard Cour de Lion." the County Hall there, returned to Glalgow, all in the fame dinuinflon, s% irli the ft lithium Oleg : the nothing but death fhould fepasate them. La Fay in The part of Miranda, in the farmer, on account of the (pace of one hour and 58 minutes! I !—This pe. rock is left entire above, and twins the roof of this his turn declared that Maria was the perfon to whoa s the condoned indifpo fi tion of Mils DUNCAN, was fop. , ...: ueasian, about a fortnight are, went to Stirling, a humble mention. he had been married before the Mayor at St. Giforss ported by Mifs Me atop, who went through it with din eof Or miles, in three hours and a half, being This cavity is the habitation of this hermitels, in and that it was from her that be received the forged situch fprightlinefs, eat?, and good humour. The at the rate of eight miles an hour. which th e has (pent twenty-three of her heft years, certi fi cate. This Maria affirmed, recalled the proof! audience was numerous, if not very fathionable. felf excluded irom all human faciety. She keeps no figned before the public notary, together with the CitatsraasFeeTtelTlVlATAßCillealLn HOUSE. d .• . . . ometticatea animal, not even a fowl, a cat, or a power of attorney given to her brother, in (eying etivsar-Gotaoss.—lsaft night a new Melt! Dra- —Mr.H stiarom NISIBITT, the uncle of the Earl dog. Her little plantation, confifting of one half that both there alts had been figned by her from inane Pantomime, intided, Harkrein tiitVdoci. • or, of _ k; a is enj oying the feftivi ' ies of the feafon at acre, is cleared of its wood, and reduced to grafs, fear of her brother, who had threatened to kill her 7he Game aid the Devil, the produnion of MClfis. Atoll:rills:1d H o ule , near Haddington, in S.otland. thaws and Fr/atilt, was performed at thieved. atre,at Rte makes little ufe of it, excepting that (he has • Th hosp i ta bleof flick princely domains, en- b • • in cafe of relabel. The certificate ( be faid ha pro. e owner .. railed a few peach trees on it, and Rte plants yearly cured from en onknovrn perfon, who had compaffion and, opott t wi g hole, very favourably recei terrains a large patty of diflingoiked friends daring a few hills of beans, cuc he um rs. and potatoes. The oil her &oration. She added a that though of age, fhe The follon are the Principal Charaflers: the holidays. Among the company are mentioned. whole plat is furrounded with a luxuriant growth of dared not openly aft againft her brother's will. which Albers (piles favoured lover) Mr. EtsverroN. the Dukes of Moutanse and ATHOL ; Duchek of grape vines, which overfpread all the furrounding was the pule of her having behaved as the didointil &mho Ueimm tolutta) - - Mr. ISLANCTIAiD. Gen Marva' s C oli ma, Marquis of Lora F, Gen, , wood, and produce grapes in the greateft abundance. the found an opportunity of flying into her haniand'a Atoodow (ths Devil ou . tiosi Mr, simmows. Lord and Lady Rosati. MANN S.Lc. Archer field On the oppolite fide of this little tenement, or cave, a rms. In cninequeace of this sdeclaration, declaration the tribunsi Meta) - - • „„ • mt. rsTIINI. Horde has, for the lan trot year, , , engaged all the is a fi ne fountain of excellent water. which Mires ordered even aria to be aerated, and 'after a fpace Raper - - - • e tar. KIN o. time and attention of Mr. Nssairs • too. has devoted from the fi de of the mountain, and lutes itfelf in this of eighte months, the, with La Fay, was carried be. 4 lAbmel ' " ' ' iMr.ltrrries. immenfe (urns to its improvement in fcite, as 11 ''' -. as little place. •ri judges at Tooled,. The Mayor of Sc.. 1 eterowaser . - - mr. Mgm RAE. internal acquirements. The Park, which is t 6 miles At this fountain we found the wonderful woman, Gifors, his S e cretary, and four otherperfons witneG Q.L.MCM of eke Gnomes - - Mrs- Aittltn• JUDO •. • • Mlf. DA VI/. in circumference, has undergone many alterations. whofc appearance it is a little di ffi cult to dekribe ; in- ling the ceremony of the marriage/ were all prelate, 011aTONIAl CHAIACTILIS : The haute has been fitted up in the Egyptian ltyle. deed, like nature in its Bel hate . the was without and unanimous in their declaration that Maria was atartoeida • - - Mr. BOLOGNA, ilfils The grand falcon or hall is limported by teal pillars form, that is, the appeared in no form or politica I not the girl whole marriage with La Fay they had Elearamoueb (fervent to Avaro) Mr. DF sots . of porpbyry , and adorned with notches in the Egyp• had ever feen before ; her diets a pp eared little cite fees. Maria, however. infilled on the contrar y .-- Mr BOLOGNA, res. tian !Lyle, filled with names and vales all brought but one confuted and flrapelets mats of rags. patched She gave a defcription of the furniture of the room AvaroUtrila's foliar) - - Mr. I . BOLOGNA. from the ruins of Herculaneum. An immenfe nom. together without any order, which ob(cund any htl- at the municipality of Sc. Ghats in which they were to osnerado - - - Mr. Meat T. Cnhnnbitle •- - . atih Stalest. her of precious relics of ahtient fctilpture. Grecian as man shape , excepting her head, which was clothed married. She related foine remarks made by die The incidents are conveyed by alternate [caking , well as Egyptian, which have arrived within the lan with a luxurianey et lank grey hair, depending on persons prefent during the ceremony, with Come filming, and pantomimic ath . °ll—the (rem the rial fez weeks, from the Coftom-hnufe, forming two kip. every fide, juft as nature and time had formed it, words (aid by the Mayor to the Secretary. Site a.l lies in the mines of Potato where Albert (Pe!'' loads, are at prefent lying in irregular heaps around wholly devoid of any artificial covering or ornament. knew again every one who was ardent. pointed Comet by Blown:nu) is confined as a fievate,_ .b n y the t the haute. There valuable i f of ancient mwseeg. When the had direcrerad our approach, Use eahi- them oat by their names and titles, and recalled feverity of Remo, a Spanifh nailer, who, _its' g.... ° nificence, fo rare and difficult to be pencnred, . . e bited the appearance of any other wild and timid to their remembrance Corse expreffions they tiled on marry his daughter Julia (Mifs Davis) ria . S . ogn it or w r,_'_ - _ f,,rwarded from ConliantinoPle at different peroseass animal. She flirted, looked wild. battened with the that occa fi on. As the did not contradia herfelfr rtik;no (KLAN haT) contrives the urea ot Albe n i no by Lord Eaot to at the earnen e . ntt l eat- I Mr . r! • wawa precipitation to her cave, which, (be entered, and was to determined to be La Fay's wife, the Ism ter of the is the young telly's favourite lover—the piece_ pe." EITT, who has been the poncipa prom' . and barricadoed the entrance with old 'hells which paid Commiffary. who in the name of the Actor- with a eke? of the mine, where Julia, attended . 1 1 me r rot , l a kions in furniture as well as hodes. (h e pulled from the decayed trees. To this bnmble ney General marked this affair. withdrew his pro. Sancho and Columbine (BL A:ideate and Mai • SlOllOl.l GALLA.—On Sunday morning died, at mall ows w e a pproached, and after tome converfation (maim% as to the marriage, but continued ie oa 1 toter having ! Szaasat) comes to leek her banithed , hook, u d • Chelfea, aged Bi. Signora Gana. She was, fame w i t h h e r, we obtained liberty to remove the palfifa- account of the forged certificate. k was Capable . &aped in man's apparel nom tier father e. . 2 .. i ears fince, a performer of confiderable celebrity on does and look in ; f ar we were not able to enter, the for La Fay t o have b e en the f a hricatoe of it , os ho 1 ' L I flurefl herr& with tk means to porchde his raeate a ! clue Rage of the King's Theatre, and the lan of I ins - room being only fuf fi ffen t . to accommodate a tingle could neither read nor writabutbe sod bigwig Illii -•••slter iofuie of the rkbes the cures about Her ' sch o l ars ; and that celebrated compokr let fe. perfon. We converted with her fur tome confider- both made ufe of it knowing it, ea be forgedomdefesti i • DEL f . they inform bang overheard by fonse of the millet the octal of his mo lt favourite airs aprefsly for her, both a bl e t i me , f o und her to be of a found mind, a religi- therefore found guilty. La Fay was condemned to the keeper, whole rapaciry prompts Imo to seize . io his Operas and Oratorios, in which fits fang with ous turn of thought, and to be entirely happy and the galleys at likrfeilles for eight years. and Ada lady sad best companions, and appropria* the fi L . great applaufe, and appeared fn lately as the year contented with the fellation ;of this the has given to Arigni to four years baud labour in the houfeeif erew- '1 ended price of Albert's enlargement to his taw; beu 1191, in the Oratorios at Covent-garden Theatre.— others repeated danonftration, who have in vain fo- ration at Tooke.. --as Are. fririted rentbiace of this condo eau, After quitting the nage, The refitted as a companion licked her to quit this dreary abode. We few no This trial ezeited great interekparticulatly atom , and Julia, -aith their friends, are fazed and confl with the unfortunate Mifs Ray. and was in company utenfil. either for labour or cockcry, excepting an old the youth of ioth tes. A petition was draws up 1. with every circumlance of intuit and aggravaion. . r with her at Covent Garden Thcatie the evening the pewter halm, and • gourd•fbell; no bed dot ftie fulid and figned by four shoufand bachelors and ataidistand At this time, the (ticen of thok fubtet remain .. pi- was (hot by Mr. HACKMAN . Being thus deprived of rick, unleti it were a few cld rag., [ tattered hire and intended to be prefented to the Emperor. Bat, be. ' .. to be the genii of her fauation, and not having made any provilion for t here upon it ; no bed clothes of any kind; nor the (me it could reach Paris. Maria, wnh her hatband, • ,o, or gnomes, who ate Ompofed . d - If f af , t aline, Commons her attendants to a perm ,ca e her declining years, ill: has fuhfifled entirely mom leaf! appearance of any fort of toed and no lire • tfcaped from prifon, and as the bad long before dif- 0. al, which is held in a TtCaSt ,for Med of e'rery t , brit- t h e donations of her friends, and a benefaftion the She had, indeed. a place in one corner of her cell, posed of a n h e r p ro p e rty, inounnting to db ec li ma Haar produce of the nsine—the habits nf f her and annually received from the Royal bbeitty of Mali w h er e the kindles a fire at times, but it does nta ap , ( :sof.) in the year, it is ftippored thm there perform ' ir courtiers are compofed of all that to beam! ul re' c ians pear that any lire has been kindled there this fpring. intended to fettle in knee foreign country. Should, I ftibmsrme world— f - (plentiful in the mineral, soffit, or k. 11l 7111 OTD Doer-a-An unfortunate difpute having To confirm this opinion, a Gentleman rays that Le however, his htajety, is his wsklossi pardon Ottani c olas, called 011ie Captain C--.-4.6 of the Well India . miffed her cell free or fix days after the On tall e f which it is hoped will be the cafe,. as her Majefty ths among others, fhe rummies a gcni , - viten between he hard cafe of the aboveanen Mr . it . hant in London . I (now in the beginning of March lat. that Ilse had no Emprefs inured' head(' in their behalf, they may re • .whor relates t h- trade, and ---a, a met- sinned lovers, over who l e safety he has tra be et en w a atc it. fg i end an iraimate friend of his, ref nag (*minted , fire then, and had not been out of her cave fined the turn and repair in their corm department the error* irg, and intreeta power to give them e a. I 'la % k- I intuk offered to a lifter of one of she parties, a chal- ( scow had fallen. How fhe Cubans during the hack of their yooth with an bonouralde life. aocc—the Qs and her agents Iran dorm c n inn I lenge was the confequtrice, and tbe appointed place redoes, is yet a mynery. She lays the eats hoc little It is regarded as a certainty at Touloufe, that the flyer into Harlequin : every mineral en ring thus wu Lock's Fields, Newington. Intimation hayin- g flek of any kind, and it is difficult to imagine how perfoa as whom La Fay was married is a young pea- i p been given to Sir Joint Prorioaa andrrrrrr ill the is fupported through the winter lesion. In the kat, who had dreffed himfelf in woman's clothes td * r with its peculiar colour, power, and pe d Penferves'end ro• Harlequin is commiflione to re d f l beir SMITH of the bufincfs, they granted warrants againft furntner Ihe fuhfilts on the berries, nuts, and roots. levee his 1 acad.—pared du Trassam. . s created, e 71 they (hall have furmonn . and a tioned the officers fe as to take which the mountains afford. 'tot sy be b tbatthefcctetcs AP ----=.....—. tea the lovers tint r 1 nine is cf. the pante', a oce .rom tle i t heir f ds •nto cur. her wider (lore m Come other Mira is the rack more A Noble Duke whole chief delight it in staking in , delivera . soil foppifh lover arrive the exponent combatants and atfa econ M ' 'dr I s convenient for that orpore than the cell the i nhabi ts- the boo bin hap and oom,foftahie - idled juft as Julia s father • ( ho becomes enamour tad?. Ou being taken before ase agi ae , , sh k Bibleand to wit. her. fays, in flie rakes prable, la! week gave orders to purchase One; pals in sool. the seconds is tsol. each: The t . coach fatietaaron, and !prods mach time rea di ng liundred Suateinetham the prefect Lottery, and di. eel of Julia's attendant, and chans b es a magical eon. the .. . bloc) coodues Albert and juli r e y urfued by their Mediation of the Maglfirstes went further , aid a re- l in It, . and tati ng therein. It may be, this co- reftai h i s Steward to buy them at tea di Offis aia 'ear between the perdu, which we hope wdl • luau is a fasciae worthipper of Gov; if l on a is ma as, and diftributc then to One Hundred date* veyatwe into Spain, where they a . p of• usual rou tine the pintail eers e • -- r" _s___ o wn I most hay wife, sad happy, them sho ill if , as , lathe neighboushood whkre ho Ike* oppofers through the u ch es--10 the b o de s be Min* has maw ma adventures trkkli alnii ang . _ . _ _ . _ _ ___ , ._ ... ..