Star. — London, England, 1807-08-22 00:00:00

GALAXIANA. No. IX. Take him and tut hint out in little Stars. Slzacastamts. our leaders will recoiled that fume time ago are pee a thin of Anecdotes and Obfervations, under. the title of Gar.meswa. The greater part was fttroitbcd by that excellent (choler. critic., and friend, Mr. &terser). We have lately found a conaderable number of limiter OM:mations and Anecdotes, by the fame In defatigable and judicious Colleetor. There we mesa to con done. interfpnfed with communications from different guar. tern. The reeds of Parliament will give us roam for the oc eallenal introdudion of interefting and lltely Subjeas. When the Poet ROSSINI was in prifun, expelling the execution of the fentence pronounced spina him by Robefpierre, his pi&ure was drawn by an eminent vial, to be fent to his wife and children He wrote the following verfes t . . be placed under it We you' etonnez pas, objets channansct dour, Si an air de trifle& obfeureit mon virage; Larfqu'un (avant crayon defftuait at ouvrage, On drafait fechafEntd, et jc pedals I yous. Thus tranflated by a Young Lady : Firkier not, ohjeas of my fondeß care, If tide pale Inapt the figns of Milers wear; For while the Painter's art my features drew, I faw my fcaffuld, and I thought of you! Two Jews have lately been diftinguiffied, one fot his !kill in pugilifm, the other for his Tondnefs for the fair fez. A gentleman being afked "to what tribe they belonged?" anfwered: " I rather think one is a Millie, the other an Anorite." Icon MASll.—This unfortunate perfon was the twin brother of Lewis XIV. His father, Lewis XIII. gave credit to a prediainn, that if the Queen fhould be delivered of twins, the Kingdom would be in solved in civil wars ; and therefore ordered the birth of this Prince to be kept fecret, and educated him as dral fon of a N9bleman. On the acceffion of 1 ., ; %,,. XIV. a lufpicion arofe that the young ono had dile )sered his parentage, and the King ordered him to wear an !ran MA and to be imprifoned for life. He made frequent inquiries refpcOing him, and Toothed his captivity with the gentleft treatment.— "' I'Ley now order this matter better in France." The Public Revenue of England was in : r.)a £ 300,000 _ x3o, 10 • zwao no ' .000 1500 44001000 .son soo,e 1603 500,003 /900 400060330 100. C-0 sgeo eopoo,ooo . to the r:tddle age, the bigotry of the Catholic Clergy di tared the croft inhuman abfurdi ies. The Church, on the confecration of a Prince, made him tfwear that he wou ld exterminate all Heretics; or. in i other ...orris, destroy nine tenths of the world ! , Lewis XIV. fubmitted to this rite ; but he publifbed a declaration, that 1 - .:sr Protetlant fubjetis were not 1 eorfidered as Heretics in the oath of extermination. EARLY Disrosirson.—Le Bann, the celebrated painter, at four years of age, took coals from the fire to draw figures on the fl•sor. Ski SILWIN. who w as by nature deigned for a painter, in order to be re venged on an elder brother, who had beat him, faid to him : " I will raife the Devil to punifh you." He then drew upon the floor fo frightful a pieure, that both the brothers Rood motionlefs with horror, uutil. their father came to break the fpell. The modern Afpatia, the celebrated NINON as s'EricLos, difplayed fil much virtue and benevolence in the midli of her frailties, that St. Evaa MOND wrote thefts ebaraaeiiilie lines under her pifture : Viudulgente ct (age Nature A forme lame .le NINON Dc la vulupte d'Ericuar., Et de la vertu de CA T 0 IP; Many country gentlemen, like Allzon and Dio mede, are eaten up by their dogs anti horfe.. We are told that the Cabello, or Salt tax, is agaln introduced in France. This may be called the Sake law. .••••=•••••1•••••••••••••••••••••••• SPORTIAG 'NI - ELI-1V INCE. ---, SOUTHAMPTON RACES—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19 Ladies Plate of 6ogs.—Three mile beam. Mr. Durdaes hr. Ruben", 4 yrs old - t t Mr. Bradley's b. g. Prodigal, 5 yrs old . a dr Mr. Martin's Witchcraft, 6 yrs old - 3 dr Captain Happend,o's Tom Pipes dr Sweepttakes of r cr.—Three miles (5 Subicribel s). Captain Happerkten's Torn Pipes, tort. ton). - t Mr. Martins Witchcraft, 6 yrs old, toll. nib. 2 A good race Sweepftakes of 5,t.5. each, for half-bred horces. Three mires ( i r Slibfcriberr). Mr. Hayter's ch. li eutunibus, by John Bull . i Mr. Radchile's Cora • 2 READING RAILS.—WEDNESDAY, AUG. 19. Fifty Pounds Plate. Not run foe, only one horfC being entered. Tti lASI/AV.—soh Plate (Handicap) a mile heats mr. rages Margaretta, by Sultan, Mt. 81. t Mr. Dockeray's rioneyfuekle, 'lt. 6th. • Mr. Craven's Plc NW, Sit. 211 r. 3 dr The company were amufed, or rather difgeted, by a horfewhipping match, which took place on the ccurfe during the races. A Mr. P. in driving his chariot, ran furioufly againit that of a foreign Gen tleman, who reticles near the Race Coolie ; and, by way of atonement, the foreign Gentleman on remon• Orating with Mr.P. he received a fevere horfewhipping. The company wa , much difpleafed; and the foreigner, tthough initated, Forbore to retort in the fame way agile had been ferved, but he expreffed his determina. 'into obtain fitisfaelion when he fhould call on Mr.P. TUNBRIDGE RACES.—WEDNESDAY, AUGUGST 19. A Handicap Race for the !cling Ilorfes. a mite heats. Mr. Embdcdo b. g Pantaloon (bolted yefterday) t t„ Mr. Lacers tr. Lacy (loft this day) s a Mr. Illesford'a m. Honctlew (loft laft night) j dr On Wednefday lad, anew fhipbf war, of 74 guns, awned the CUMIERLAND, built at Northfleet, was hunched amidll the (bouts of an immure concourfe St fpellators affembled on the occafion. From the early buftle which prevailed yeflerday Illogning its the family of the Earl of ME rsoaouGH, and the arrival of the Bifhop of OXFORD in town. who Was to have married Lord POLLINOT4IIII to the Lady A. Togas, the Earl of HARDWICK'S daughter, we •ae led into an error, with regard to the ceremony iris' been performed.—On inquiry yefterday we levied that the nuptials were unavoidably pofiponed, is eonfequence of the Earl of Haanwscx a being taken ill on Tuefciay evening, which confines him to hi , room. Hi s Lordthip was to have given the Lady away. CridTHAlif, .IEiGUST The ire which happened in this dock plid on Monday evening, to near to the valuable Gores of hemp and cordage, is difeovered to have been no ac- cident, but canted by tome incendiary; and bad there been any wind at all, in all probability the mifchief would have been immenfe. It is to be hoped that the wicked perpetrator of this ♦ile aft will yet be thfcovet ed. To-morrow the Caul-tram will be nndocked, and the next day the LANCASTER TIM be taken in. The Palace ss Royal., now in the third dock, is found to be fa much decayed as not to be worth repairing, and is therefore ordered to be taken to pieces ; the (hip. wrights will on IvilndAy nett begin this work, and have a time fixed for its completion. The new (hip ) the Waslrrre, of 74 guns, will Very loon be ready for launching. BRIGH11)N. AUGUST :o. I yeflerday noticed, that of the number required of the South Gloucefter Militia to volunteer into the regular fervice, but little better tban forty of them turned out. •The regiments into which they were permitted to volunteer, were the 18th,soth, Sift, and 6t ft infantry. In now appears that the men,generally, %Med to have an oppo tunity of ferving not In much in the Marines or Artillery, as in the 3d Suff. , . from their knowledge of, and atttchment to Colonel Bus• BURY. W. Hoar, Ertl. Fellow of King's College, Carty bridge, and Bari iller at Law, is elated Recorder of Tamworth, in the room of the late Lord 'Fault Low. Thurfday fe'nnight, the Return Match of Cricket between 23 of Meicworth, and t t of "'Lading Club, was played in Lord le Defpencer's park, near Maid• (tone, when atter the day's play, the gentlemen of Yalding Club gave up the game. A few d, s days fence the workmen on the weffern Heights of Dover, came to the foundation of a very ancient fort, tuppoled to have been built about the fame time that the Caltit was. Cap ain Foal), of the Royal Engineers, who has the concluding of the works, has given orders for the whole of the lines to be traced, fo as to afcertain its extent. It is fo fituated as to command the whole of the Roads of Dover, and will make a tine Situation for a mortar battery. FURTHIIt PARTICULARS OF THII Ftan JURY SQSARS.—Upon enquiry, we learn that the fire firlt commenced horn a chimney in the bottle of Mr. Swan, printer, in Swan -court, the corner of Salifbury fquare. No endeavour was made, in the fiat inflance. to extingu:a; tie fire. through an erroneous fuppoli lion that the belt way of cleaning the chimney, was to let it burn out. It was found, however, wt: rn too late for remedy, that the flames had communicated to lime wood work contiguous ro the chimney, and in a houfe, the interior divifions of which were of lath And plaifter, dry deals, or old wain& ,t, and every room, more or left, filled with paper, plain or printed, w hen the fire got head, a general conflagration was fcarcely avoidable. Not only the printing rooms and warehnufes of Mr. Swan, eaten,' ing backwards towards Water-lane, but the printing and watelroufes of Mr. Henry, his tenant ; the premifes and workfh o p s o f M r . Bi rc h, a paper-hanging manufalturer, adjacent; thofe of Mr. s:ee, a portable delk maker ; of Mr. &tiler, cabinet maker; the rears of feven or eight houfes in Crown vain, leading t' Fleet II feet ; and the upper part of rye houfe of Mr. C.'ve, coal-merchant, next door to Mr. Swan, t0.,1c fire. The flames raged from tz o'clock till 5 in the rn•lnir g, notwith (landing she deluges of water poured upon them by near zo engines, actively plied during the time: and the fire was not got ander until mctt of• the premites abJyre fisted, were reduced to a heap of ruins. Mr. Swats, who hitt a year and a half finee nat. rawly elcaped a rpoilar dirafter, when the premifes of his next door neighbour, M r. OILLVT , were de flroyed by fire, had the mibfortune to be now tinin• lured, and is a lufet to the amount of above A fimilar calamity involves many indußrions poor families who lived at the back of there premifes. RESPITE AND EXECUTION.--111 conkqnente of an application to Sir SIMON La lhatrc, on the behalf of Gully, one of the men convieted before him at the laft Warw'ck Affixes, of vending forged Bank of England Notes, and who was to have been executed on F , Way fe'nnight, a relpite was received from his Lfrdlitip on the Wednefday, flaying the execution until further orders. On the Friday,abont twelve o'clock, ;rm. Francis, aged 30, and Thomas ilerekh, alias Big 4.5, con% ided at th e f a rt Affizes of utter. Baker, aged ing, in Birmingham, 72 forged Bank of England Notes, were executed in front of the County Giol, in Warwick. Baker advanced to the extremity of the drop, and addrefied the rpeetators. He admonifhed them to be frugal, fober, and indußrious, to avoid all vicious habit., and take warning by the fatal ex. ample they beheld in him. " But, above all, Paid he, " avoid look company ; for, by frequenting bad company, you are liable to be punifhed along with the guilty. It was being in my company which brought that unfortunate man, now in the gaol (meaning Gully, who was to have coffered with them), into his dreadful &nation." He then de clared, as well as Francis, as they hoped for falva don and forgiveners from Goa, that Gully was in nocent, and figned a declaration to that (fled in the pretence of feveral refpedable witneffes. Saturday -- Jones, mailer of a Rochefier fmack, was charged at the Manlion Honk with having the King's naval flares in his poffeffinn. The owner Rated that they were given to him tome years ago, from Chatham Dock Yard, as a compenfation for damage the veffel fullained while in the King's fel vice, but not being able to fubltantiate the a&rtion, he was fined s'. John Leach, whole apprehenfion has already been mentioned, has been removed from Maitifione gaol, and committed to the Cattle of Norwich, for trial, earged. on his own confellion, with having injured, and afterwards murdered, Elisabeth Vaughan, at Gower, near Lynn, in Odober. 1804.. No circum fiances to corroborate his coofeffion have, however, yet appeared. NAUTICAL INfELLIGBNCE. ••• MAILS—WInd All. D'Ut tint. nut t Llftins o I Waterton" 4 t Tontdogen 0 o boticnburgh 0 PLY 4 / 1 0titli. AUOUSt sti Came in the Mary, Captiiin AMR, from ferfey ; Falck, Capt. Hrickibo, from Likion for Tonningen, with nil, &c. ; Niard, Captain Tyson, from Oporto to Tonningen, with fugar, wine, &c. detained by the John Bull privateer; Minerva, Capt. Hotauan, from Riga, with hemp, Etc. for the Dick yard ; Prroaritz, of 36 guns, from the fquadron off Rochefort. DOVER. AUGUST 21. The Extavinu gun-brt,.. has detained and fent in here the hoy Induary, of Pspo• s! , urgh. Capt. Fele ken, from Marennes, laden with feer Tonningen ; the has alto recaptured the brig Telemachus, from Riga. with hemp, for Pura - m/I,lth, Ind the brig Did n, of that port, Capt. Taylor, f, 71 Sunderland, laden with coals; the former has pre :cede! on her voyage, and the latter is come into this port. AL 6P. M. feveral (hips were in fight coming up, fuppnfed to be the forerunners of the Well India fleet.—Wind S.W. and moderate. AUOUiT u. Arrives, hit M.jefty's Ihips R.nvaLi tr. &tacit, and BUST Lea, from a cruise, and remain in the Downs with the Nl)* as per la R.—Wind S. W. YARMOUTH, AUGUST 21. Yelterday, P. M. arrived a gun brig, with dif. patches from Admiral GIP4BIRR, but we have not heard what news.—Wind S. E. BRITISH HEROISM. We have received from a Correfpnndent the fol lowing account of a fpirited naval a&inn which took place at the hour of the memorable battle of Maida, in July, 1806. As it records fAne aes of intrepidity and heroifm on the part of our brave Seamen and Marines, we trug that no apology is re• quilite for laying it before our Readers, although fu long after the anion : •' The b sa•s of his Majefly's (hip Melpomene, Pe ter Packer, Efq. Captain, were detached on the evening of the 3d July, 1806, under the command of Lieutenant W. Thompfon, to cruize infhare, on the coati near Leghorn ; Mr. Witwell Bn lee, Mallet's Mate, and Lieutenant Gafcuigne, of the Royal Ma rines, being in the barge with Lieutenant Thompfon, " Several refills appeared on the m'irning of the 4th, and the boats feparated in chace. After a long pull, the barge came up with a large French Itttee, armed with four 6 pounders, twelve mounted mtaketoons, and fmalf arms. They were obliged to pull up in the face of the enemy's fire, and fa able was the defence, that in the approach, Lieutenant Thompfon and five men were killed, fix delpelately wounded, and feveral others difabled. At this time the chip and ocher boats were out ..1 fight, but the furvivors rerfevered,and hooked on. " Mr. * Butler, 'lieutenant Gatioigne, Serjcant Thomas Milligan, and three feamen, were thc only perfnns able in hoard--by ish lm three of the enemy were killed, and fifteen Bout fellryt, rzx le pritonera. le Captain Parker wrote a very handsome official letter to Sir Sidney Smith, who then commanded in Sicily, giving a corren account of the affair, ftrongly recommending Mr. Kotler for promotion, and every one concerned, to the honourable notice of their country. _ _ 4, The above letter was (hewn to the officers of the Melpomene, and is believed to have been tranfmitted to Englaud ; but by ionic omidion has never been publiihed. By this accident the relatives of the de ceafed are deprived of the fatista,Flion of knowing how honourably they 101 l their lives ; and thole who executed this indance of &kith perfeverance are de. prived of thnfe honorary tokens which ate the cuf tomary rewards of luccelful merit, and which would certainly have been prefented to them, if Cap lain Parket's letter had been publifhed. 44 Bic the goad of the fervice, it is to be hoped that loch omdlions do not often occur ; as they can not fail to depref% that fpirit of determination which at prefent fo highly didinguifhes the Britith Navy." Our Correfpndent feems to be incorreEt in the lat ter part of his fiatement—a communication moil have been made of the gallantry of the individuals above mentioned, as forty pounds were voted by the Patriotic Fund at Lloyd's to Setjeant Milligan (a native of Scotland), who particularly dillinguifhed hi m f e if on t h e ab,bae occafion. The following fads refpeeling this brave fellow may be relied on, as they are certified by his Com manding Officer, who was an eye wittier' of his in trepidity IS o n the 4th of July, 1806, the barge belonging to his Majefi y's (hip Melpomene chac:d a large French levee off Genoa, until the flip and other boats were out of light. The fettee being armed with four 6- pounders, twelve mounted mulquetoons and twenty makes, tired on the barge as it approached, and killed Lieutenant Thompfon. the Commanding Offi cer, and five feamen—five others were alfo fevercly wounded, and fevtral more !lightly. Serjeant Milli• gan, being in the bow of the barge, was the firlL man that boarded the time, and on his leaping on the deck, fix mufkets were prefented in his face, the fa tal dials of which he avoided, by throwing himfelf at once into the midn of the enemy's crew. Owing to the number killed and wounded in the barge, and the fettee continuing tinder fail, only five men were able to follow the Serjeanr„and, after fume refinance, the enemy were obliged to retreat and difperfe and fix of them leaped into their own boat, cart ying their arms and ammunition with them. Se , jeant Milligan purfned, and fearing that they might do conlidera ble mifchief, if they pulled away from alongfide, with their mufkets with them, and knowing that the barge could not follow, be jumped down into the middle of them. He was inflantly feized and thrown overboard, but in the fttoggle, grappled and carried one of the enemy with him, whom he killed iu the water with his ender. . 4 When oppofitiots no longer appeared, every ex ertion was made from the boa ts of the Melpomene to fare Sedum Milligan, who was leen fwimasing ACM Of the feltee, apParentif iery faint, iiaetng ceived feectal wounds docile the affirm. One of the Lieutenants of (hip. teeing an oar clofe behind him; called to Milligan io get hold of it. in order to receive fosse affiflance :lathe boat could get op to hilts, whisk ate, w.irds picked him up. On his being abed when fate heard, ihe had vAittod the affi l. lance of the oar. he replief. " Nv, Sit ; I did not know ir the enemy lad all furreideted ; and I could not bear the idea of :timing my back on an enemy's weird." FliONt LLOYD'S LIST. OR A vellittllti, ACOUST SO —P4.l"cd hr the Kober, Pn7pieWel: from Prt. ribtargh ; Cambrian, Popplewell ; and the to mss Hugh a, fmm Rip ; Johannes, Bufrati ; kiting Sign. ; and the Two Brothers, Will'on,frons Norway —::•4aitril • h•• 13 , otti , r,Owcn. for liubtih ; William, Hendtrfort. fat Gibraltar; and •hr R(1131:44 Le Baguet, t:w Holton. . - Art: sr at —l'elieJ by the Refolotioa, K , :mrfer ; and •be Au rora. frow lithe georite.l 1 -vel's n for uib • rak - tr • Detre/. Shaptcy. for Ouert.fey; Hill.oau, for Cork; aod the Stratigcr, R (Minion for Philatft.4'ita. ARRIVP.D. At Poole, the Marv, Briggs. from Newfoondland At Liver. pool, the St. M ary's P:sriter,—...—, from Jamaica; Grand Duke, Jones; Argent, fhvie.; and the Ad uroto Mil; Ma. Dty.ald ; halloo, Ford ; and the Venerable Lurch, tr , rtt Barbadosc Ibry failed o, the 12th of July At Hull, the Playlets, Mitchell. frotn Archangel fn the Olydr, the Nancy, Semipro'', from :bee;9o Katy. Beard; Mary, pith; Carads,—; Onion, Camplarti , Lord Gardner, Cameron; Eagle, Nell m ; No. hen, Black, and the Diaya,--,!rom Jamaica. At Cork. Dollen, from fa mica; Helier, Griffith, tr -m Pt teriburgh, Me dina, It r, from L,milam; aad the William, Newton. from Vitginii. At Dohlio, the Union, Smith, from Virginia; Colum bus, Fmdtay ; and the l.ord Nelfan, Hardcalle. from _tansies_ At I) 'arras the Juno, —, from Monts Video: Otter. —; and the fhomas, --s.-,front Africa, At Barhadoes. the Peel 4cnt, (ruin Africa; Endeavour. Newbold; and the ICaliella, Lung, from Newfoundland; Chnwiek, .!se; and the Mart well, Yalwards, from Liverpool At St. Vincent's, the Frederick, M'Jonahl; the Triton, —,front Africa; aid the trim Loisslon. At Surinam, the Orion, Oeuvre. from Lon: on. At Jamaica, the Alexander, Atkins, from I...indon. At Stake, the Portfsa CLrk, in 24 days, from London ; America, and the Ajax,--, from the Clyde. Latsaet of a letter from James's Fort (Aer , a, Coati of Africa), dated the 23th of May, 1807 is The Diana. Goodc.rild ; and the ot.t Carlifle, will fail in two months Ir •m Lagta• the Alert in Gs weeks. The Diam. , nd. for L tgoss from Cape Coati, on the 2tII of May. The Adroit al Colpoys, ; and the Minerva, Bofsvtll, of L tn don, are arrived at Cape Coad. The Mary Ann, M'Ghie ; and the Aurora, —, of London, were fl.ozed, and would fail immediately. The Liberty, Br. Ifey, from Liverpool, is on the ‘Vindwatd Coati. By official accounts, l'Etoile, French lugger pri. vateer, oft+ guns, and 6o men, and a cutter, came out of Calais, on the 13th inllant Two French lugger privateers, are at 1 rchor off Cape d'Alprie, watched by the Boulogne fquadron. A loner mi. vateer was teen to go in.o Calais on the 18th wi to a brig, cuppoled to he her prize. A (hip of about 300 tons burden, from Liverpool for Jamaica, wAs captured on the 17. h of June, and carried into Guadaloupe. The Betfey, Barcombe, from Newfoundland for Barbadoes, is captured and carried into Guadaloupe. The Eliza, Crolbie, from &Wall for Jamaica, is captured and carried into Guadaloupe. The Satisfaction, Middleton, from Liverpool for Pidon, is 101 l in Duodrom Bay—Crew raved. ADMIRALTY COURT. AUGUS r at. This day the Right Hon. Sir WM SCOTT proceed ed to the adjudication of the following cafes : Randers Bye, Dahl Matter.—This Chip was under Danifh colours, laden with a cargo of wine and brandy. The Court was of opinion, that this was as fair a cafe with refped to the flip and cargo. as ever came before it ; and decreed immediate 'animism thereof. Apollo, Botberwag, Mailer.—This Kniphanftn vette was laden with a ca•go of falt.—Ship and cargo reflored. Jungler Charlotta, Otma, Mager.—This ♦effel failed under PAppenborgh colours, laden with a cargo of lalt. In thin cafe the Court reffored the [hip and p'ivate adventure of the mailer, and condemned the fair, and pronounced freight not to be due thereo Ftlicidade de Viana.—ln this cafe further p oof was diteeed. The Court then adjourned till Wcdnefday the 23,1 of September next. Lieutenant T. Ginway has been appointed to the command of the Rocti &Urn, ptifon (hip, at Lhatham, in the room of Lieutenant M B. ALT. The Bulwark, of 74 guns, and three frigate, and an Admiral, go out to the American HAL, n. with Sir Jam" CR4IO, who will take three retiments him, of which the 3d (or Old Buff , ) is to be •ntr,-- The 29th foot are mentioned as likely to be fent A.tu. At the commencement of Mr. Pyres late Admi. nittration, the . dilapidated Rate of the navy litc4tne the &it objea of irqu ry, and the then B9Ard of Admiralty immediately gave orders for laying down eight fhips of the line, of 74 guns each, on the vacant flips in the King's Yards: thefe, we undertland, will be all ready for launching in the enfuing rpring, and will, of courfe, be a cznlidetabla acquifition to our already powcrlul navy. A Gentleman, jammed between a hackney clach and a waggon on Thurfday, on Ludgate Hill, had one of his legs broken. By the falling of a crazy fcaffold, ereced in front of the houfe, No. 53, in Upper Charlotte-tireet, Rath bone Place, two workmen were yeflerday morning precipitated on the iron fpikes of the area, and dread fully lacerated. They were carried to the Middle fez Hofpital in a moil deplorable flare. The you ngell fon of Mr.Baosrrß, bookfeller, in the Strand, was unfortunately killed by falling through the iron railing, on Friday fe'nnight, from the Ealt terrace of Somcrfct H )(de. Mrs. BAC STE R was!deli vered of a daughter a few hours afterwards, and was kept in ignorance of the unfortunate event till the following Jay. Emmet of I letter from Dublin, Anglin 18.—gl S') much fur agricultural intelligence—a word or two now of a different natty e—Catalani is now with us, but remain,. inc. Pg. till her appearance at the Ro tunda.—Some of the amateurs are anxious to hear her, but in regard to the larger family of Mr. Patrii Bull, they teem in Come manner as indiffeient, as if the were not in exifience.--The Amphitheatre, in Peter•Qreet, under the management of PAWS! and Co. opened on Saturday lan: the company if poffible, fuperior than ever, the confequence is, as you may fuppofe s a continuance of ctowded htnfea." ~e '