Star. — London, England, 1802-09-13 00:00:00

;ng the inode of calling and ealie: DJ, Eleaoral, and other .Afentblies, agreeably to the late organic Senatus Confulta, as they are called. . . The French Funds have improved tonfldeibil: t h e y are ss. The affairs of Germany, it ii evi dent, will be fettled without any appeal scami.- Their MAIBSTEII and the Paiwcsssas attended divine fervice yelterday at St. George's Chapel, W indfor. There will not be any bufinefs done atSt. James's till next Wednefday fe'nnight, when it is expeded that his MAJESTY will hold a Levee,and the Qtr. ta. a Drawing room • LnrdWHITWOILTH does not exp.& to leave town for Paris till Friday next; mod of his baggage has already arrived in that city, and the remainder was tent off this morning. The French Ambairador, General ANDILSOSSI. has fent word, that he woski, with the exception of a private Secretary, retain the fame gentlemen, in London, who have been employed during 11. Orro's Ernbalry. - It is dated with great prnbability that rte irri- Conful has already declared that the &pantile of General Luau from Lilbon win not aired the re lations of amity fubfilling between France and Portugal. The canfes of fo extraordinary a pro l : feeding merit explanation. It is mentioned with much confidence that rho. Prince of Vist.as has commanded Mr. Exam's; as his Chancellor for Cornwall, Stith his Rept liighnefs's Attorney and Solicitor Genet*, in! nuke a report to him of their opinion %Toni& cafe of the depofed Nabob of Arcot. ~, The Lords of the Admiralty have directed dust an increafe of pay thould be granted to all the Warrant Officers in his Maitfty's fer vice. Sir CHALLIS DA/lIILS, and Sir THOMAS Gsair Custom, are appointed affiftant Juftices to4ie chief Magiftrate of Bury. Dr. Samna, Dean of Peterborough, has re. Aped the deputy Profetforihip of Divinity at Cambridge, in confequence of ill health. Thd . appointments reps with the Billsop of Launasts . to whom the office of Profeffor is a finecurg , a year. • The aisftit of Steeple Langford, in Wilts , ilorth 600 L w year, is given to the Rev. R. COATIS; Fellow. of Corpus Chrifti College. Madame Lasses dined with M. OTTO ran , day, in Portman.fqoare. A fmall party was in ‘. • • Lord HARDWIent has vifited Watetiord and other tomes in the neighbourhood, whale he has been received with great honours ; the horfes taken from his carriage and drawn into town, . • Saturday fernnight, an affair of honour tool' place at Parage, near Cork, between -EllWaila Biv, of Rofs, Efq.. and Josue Sartre, of 'the toasty of Tipperary, Efq. On Mi. tilurrn's to: eerving Mr. HAT ' S fire, he difcharged his piaol in the air. The feconds then interfered, and. the affair ended to the mutual fatisfion of the par : ties and their - friends. Thefe Gentlemen were booed over tq hip the peace in the equity or, Wexford. Citieen Gasootas, Member of the Senate, has returned from London to Paris. < . is now arranging the notes on Agriculture, width he colleited delrn his refidence in England, and Which he intends to publifh. • We fame time ago flitted that the Contegation of the Grand Synagogue of the German Jews in London had held a meeting for the purpofe of re-ellablifbiag after a vacancy <of ten years, a High Prick o f their nation. The elittion, we un derhand, has since taken place, and the choice felt on the kith SOLOMON H eir, a fon of a former Ifipliar who left Leson about 44,2 years yea ago, being mach fcandelized on accasst-of the immorality and licentioufnefs which then pre. sailed in the • congregation. The parent High Prieft is a native of England, but went with his father to the continent, where he afterwaiffs-fet tled: As his arrival had been publicly announced among the Jews. Melfr‘ E. J. Larsse_ f _and M. liar Haa g two of their elders, fet off on Thurfday morning for Harwich to receive him. Oa Friday morning he arrived in the Princes . Royal Packet from iiebroetfluys, and the fame day proceeded to Colchefler, where he Raid till Sunday morning. When he re ached: Rumford he was met by tome of the Elders of the Synagogue, and Mr. A.Gocto sum kindly conduced him to. his coach, which was drawn by. four horfes. The venerable Chief lithe Synagogue feemed much affeeted by the (a vowable reception be experienced, and entered the carriage along with Mr. A. Gm ostillo and Mr. J. LAZARUS, The cavalcade then proceeded to town,•accotztpanied by Mr. E:'P. SoLowous, in his poll coach . , Mar's. Geoaus and MICNAIIL IuSAcS, SAUtial. JosEre k L. Primps, J. Joitris,; all the Rabbi s , & c . S tc . rn poa . chaifes and other vehicles, and arrived at half pall four in Mantel firm, at the houfe of Mr. BYSIG, the refpeaable Secretary to the Synagogue. About five Mrs. HAIT and three of her - children arrived at the fame place ; and in the evening there was a meet; ing of • molt of die principal ffraelites in tows to congratulate their new High Priell. It was how. ever remarked, with tome kind of furprize, that fame of thofe who, du r ing th e l a t e 'difp u te refpeft. ing the propriety of eleaingaHighPrieft, had been mot ftren nous a d vocates for the‘kneafure. were not Peen in the Firoceftion. The rarity of this fpeaacle, drew together, as may be readily fuppofed, an ins menfe coneowte of fpeaators. The people, in every place through which the proceffion pared, flocked together from all quartets; and when it reached town an immenfe crowd followed it, and remain ed for force time in the fireet where it halted. As the new High Priefils a u:an of unbiemifhed cha• rarer, and a zealous promoter of good morals, the refpeaable part of the Jews in London flatter themfelves with the hope that his example and in ftience will have a powerful effeek in upprefling that fpirit of vice and immorality which has crept in among the Jews, and which. often espofee there indliftriOnS, though degraded, and unfortunate Lenoir,. to hatred and enntemnr. • 71. 1 "' a .;~ tf. i.:". - - Ca d • •• ' I l -: ' 1 i • .1... ? .. a .... i ......,.... • • itl __, • .. 1 . , , . • • , staaa.t.ausi..Bl"r• IS: - . . Tht* - nrrnmit 6 ,1 4 41 . 4 . *lit ✓ fe " ins of Ellett or Kentith.Willit'.sll.44 'lend& 0 0 /hat account experienaattilut advance from .lalt Monday of s. 'tor qatis;tlk. 'Good Paaizic Wheat - .• . . is plentiful , .itill tantilliies without mtuilt. alters, 1 . ,•?, tion. Of 6lie : p arley there is none sit markt.- .., Malt of fiat quality bas a frte Me; at fnia is pi as. per quarter . t halitr Horfe and Tfts 4 litti‘s• ' and Hog Feak :rriikarce, . ' and havi'lliffidi fate . , . at rather tupse Mersey ; licZt mare-tact 14-much in demand. Bei' defcription-o(ttutssu ,9 • 11 1 readily, and are 4S.* dearer. • Rape Sesdhnmains.leady. Flour has a free rale, but, waried ix ‘' c•-•-; C Idiocy, as under: - • :• - ' : • , . . * Englilk Wheat, per c i r sii‘ ne• lik. . Prime Ea:, 725. . , ..• . Find Dautzie Wheat, 5115.,64i.. Rye; 325.465.. (New) vs. 4as., . ~, - Barley, .20. s6s. (Igaltiog):3ls4**.i ~ r.. .-Maths 465. Ics- 545. t•ira • ' '! i .. .. Oats, 15*. 225. 255. Horfe Beans, sos. -38 s. I... Tick Beans, asrs. 335.. .I s , ;r. 4 , : ~/ . -..f tiPeafe, 38s. 443. • . :..,, •: • ..:.,; . .T i . s t sp. 38s. liss. .*. ,:,.. -i: rti:.T i-Vargairay Seed, 365. to 42s .11104 OM 4 :tali 3 1 I , Ciriander, 3os. to 365. per cmotor.l. ►", ?47 Camay, Bos. to 86s. per qr. • tf 1. : Ripe Seel, 341. to 361. per lie: , ••• Flour, 333. 355. per fack. - . ' i 11011 Tit LONlb* OAZETTI, SirrtPROAT, Sift. U. AT=price of coil Ili and Wait" from the le the 4th of ,a/tos.. ... R I . I 311 :11.. I . :..,s.. ..'Oasts. !weak 4. : , & 4 1 & t 4, 8 • 411 :K .- :361 . St 11' 'IS to 39 3 . The svdrar Price a sajw.- thom the. Recants mode in the work endinitlbsikh g ;. . • 11 ,3 21 - I rid• per knocked sedillit• • . i ' p rIttC2S of OltAls / AT TZR fOlitilnit, 11 44 1 111 .0 . ; Baszatorroaro-Wheat 57 1, ,ad is 6 9 4 . 94 Ter air= it i rk 7 sys o 4 to 3 . 1 6 5101 I soo°°._ a g•. a Oars sis od to ass al ram to aos go., Matoassams.-Wheat 7ss od to Os'itt, Ps. quarter. - Barley , 33s od to 36s od I Bain "as od to 370 tial Oats - a3s al to ails od Peafe . %valid to 44,- di Nawseatt...-Whea, sm. od. to 69a. od. per (baton - ' Barley go od to OIL 04.1 Beans ' 34 4 ' alt. 41 41 011\- : Oats soli od to sys od 1 Peale 36s ail . . Hastaay.-Wheat 6os od to 13s od per . • • fluky' . od od to 31. col I Beans ..37a . . et eie 9._ ills od to 26s od Pads 400 VI 41 11 1` • • Raaoaisor-Wheat 63e. 64. to Its., of 410 porStmrtoti • . • After ditto 66. to yap:, '.- 1 t _ i Barley sys 61 3ta Wl= OK 'MC A. New ditto slis . Oats us :$ o ass od . - , - At Warminifer Market, on Satin:day kft, atti prices of Corn weri - as follow ; Wheat,, , ,67..ths Oaaner, 34 45. to 31. 131•:31 . 10ep 14511 tai I 4 at& Ots, IL tl. to IL 3s. Beat* p 4 l. :Ss. te,l4i, N4UTICAL IN:friimosiver. :, • .* •" • ; c. ; ~_ ^ 9 ~! : . ..~~x ' • 'l ~ . . - • : .._••• .. .. mats sterity i .o.pwßips.r.; • ''• amonsw.• • •_.., • ' •-. • •;"•.' seams '' m - • , f •isoshi l - ‘ . _ i. • ft. •• ~ - - a . • , •- .. woomago . - . .-, --, 0 a ° • 4.6lbwrilk • • '- • ~ ...2., , , • a ~.aviult • , . -... , • goo • - • • z , , • ' ~ , . • . , . , • . , we isia the ecoraFflli ImititaiOiliklkik Milval in die . Dows.4l,s!liiii. Edilikils , lit IV•mdft oe ; Ca l * O+ lls iir 4l; .4 - A l b a " "P lit° Jam. ' • . ....... • • - . foe; tie,Gapies , .., Qui i the_ tale -Andrew ' Caftle, Cati - 01. li Piave l and'tOtilliierOigh; 'Mae Peter Fannionslik• away of Me 1111114314igtolep,,!*. , a rbe above ildps 1114 bleats on the ad Ireqr44ll4, • - tie lewd of Saint Hamada latter eititjette,:eted ' 4 o9.4 * themonth 4 . _ • ~ Tie may Sipe now to "he • et tis IltseeStatem as the shwa 11:Eb o Ant ate. thisPlP• . • 1 _ _ _ .itilinalinki It Pah K a Z irri gi o . , . 80 1101 1 0 1 .4 Ake , Om*, *that ' et mideit ghee they . wire - the s • • te r r . " ll.6 . Ch.littkfit4ll*Richard the listorte 0. • • - • ; . .', , • - • . We ass bay Whet that the Hoe. &Attila Complefitn "kip AA Watley has arrived from. China in a very lealrytendip• dop, , ,tneking,--wites be arrived in the Downs, nearly twelve Ihsbeinniter per Wen She has on beard slime dtells of tat of Mil* him • --\ • The following extra ft* belonging to the Hon. Fait India Company, were left at Bengal by the Sarah Chetahs. on the, 47th of April left, els. the Ann, Comet, Prineers,Mary,Gene ral Stuart, Caledonian, and Maniblp. They were ghostly to be. for Europe: • ~..._, • '' : ' FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER to. ArtiMid the Puttee OF WOLIS Packet, TODD, with the mit Web Linton, after flange of fight days ; nopidiet had anitit out previous to her , fang. The *ravers by this "idea are-Meths. MONTGOMERY and Son, &ferias, Jaw°, Initarr, Witituson, and J. Jon 'SILVA LOOTIRRA : , ...4ao Sdp Carteret, Sttor, from London, bead to the Cape of Good Hope; this nsonting, in e violent gale of be tarried away her audereep.maft,and, unfortunately, with tbewreek one man vOtheilltimerd andwas Owned, and another had his ens, broke;: tie Minerva (brig), CNAPMAN, from London for Meant ; the Lord Henan, PNYER, from Dartmouth; the brig TEftintony, J. Bt.earwir ea, from Cadiz, with wine; the Nwey (chewer, NeWLeir, trete Cork; with butter, Re. ant failed again this evadd fa London; the Meatier 141104 4 ' CORSO% kW Liverpool, with bale goods, 'he. for this *el OM, ipi„ Hasa, from Briftol ;. the brig Three Bra. 1 . 41,...11Vestrets, from iolverpool; the brig Richard, Cm. titAtasfrom Cardll with Wit, end failed again for Plyseput)t the Peke of York (after), 'RIMY, front Patinas; left then eke Alp Lihaty, et Sunderland, which was ready, and about ow On, for Louden ; are akar mettle.. names unknown, had - billed for Brine' I arrived alb the brig Chalmers, STONi e ffOir 11/01", haunt. to Opal& - leilettho Puntsises Ceinatirrva picket, Enltorlth MOSS iiA h o of the lido& he Swift lad ladmilees; .the bait ;ad Gees, IL O:SAW" **kb.* far defammos : . . ' . and Ormilisalia, 1015141111041 e. tiii: . ; ; 1 # 1 ,4 0 S Two atillilliAllii*NiiitOdirAllikwiligiii ' 77717 """""r;1 1 1. - 4101 i r e. kaitilitle, au; M.Ofilitifr rtilfisi &Ali; ' • ' fifth/. ' w a if s- - rims. l'aistax, for ,We Rends l 4 - 1 3 / 11$ . la tylilles s liss Jane Mary Ann, and la cit.llo4iiikh tali; tii. • . ' At ' '.l ... The Patina Anotraue nett, wsta tlist..4o, i„,..7. _ . . lo ft . fee Lion, will fa ll tadiailll*.-4 0 insi • .. ',,; , . .60.101,. r ' , .r. - . . . '• -. PoitTsßabetif. iithltsiffp, , ( f t,. . i'-, ' Ai** the Litotr man of war, 644000101ttlse loft biaiellUiltitALlA MO Of ' war, of 114 tali; IMF Datiduir direr, from the Streights, and art under . •`.., • ..../1 . • xa . ''" • ' Fris in the onerous*, the Nimble' . • 4 fage •I.g to Mr. Samuel Tree, of this sink , from . ". pirv at in with a moderate breate,:whichl '. ter rife to a violesft gale of wind, and it was difeouered &icon* ' next morning, that niched foundered 'elf the heft &Steven fa thom@ water, and evety potion on board' pdliked; ' They con fined of Mr. Button, maker, two routiu&,' and iS Oartnagy- The caufe of this melancholy @Moist has ilk Mitered been akt'llsined ; but as It is probable's@ will Coon be got up, ft will 'of couple be known. She was an exceeding firm boat *Orel. I. • coniptaay fest worthy. • in the &I gale of wind, a- flitting boat returninteka , ' , and the people ia a Rate of intoxication with a tub of tatty , L bad picked up, were drove afbore.,on *creeks noir Plyammili but 6rammely, no Urea were 14. • .'' • , A . Tke Pomona, Capt. Lamjuir . sphfek arrived in the Clyde bvinckenada go the 3d Ise . ..04 the nth ult. the brig lribelli, Capt.,Wra , fsgM to Loudest, in lat.3B:_s. rosy. 36. ; 'aiib the from Cape Francois bound A u to Waste& Grace; mi the ntrumr.tiptctii Triii beton, of caffinw., inzujamaks to Lon'tm, um five weeks, and @he Op Sally, of Xiftol, from Antigua, nut thirty,-four dam in I lit. 40. long. 53; on the zyth limbs the Ibip Minerva, isitoki son, of 01@fgotr, from St. Vincent's fa the Clyde, in latelAkt: lobe. 49.—and to die 23d (poke the Tigre, of Livetpookftiis '. 1 Jamaica, out tlurtrteight days, is lat. 4... long. .14! , . Captain Roaco. of the map John, at Liter pool on the 3d . infant , from and Barbadocs in 28 days, fpoke the brig Clyde, of Glafgow, Capt. Woo socx, front St. Vincent's, bound to Liverpookis long. 52.37. 1at.38. A ; parted with her on the 'soh ult. In keg. 0%36. lat. 43. a. • ' . FROM LLOYD'. LIST. Dsas, larr. Is.-. Sailed the Wooneogv, ALBION, and Orcoaa, front the ,E alt Indies, for the Itlver. Wind N. W. GLAVMEND, Sa PT. ra.—Paifed by, the London,. Wilson. froin Martinique; Bellona, Stewing, from St. Vlnc4nts; Am =ice, MAINS. from . Trialdid ; an Adams, PARRAM, Savannah; AIR.; Cots ; from Math; Caro.; —, from • .` MA:Wei • Peas!, from Corh; George, CLIMIS; ' ,No6l.llooFlack Tar, Rafter V, Truffy, t • CV ~306111 . pm ' jamaitA Sailed the Nati'dkes, Tandberg* 'MOW . arson, for Seville; • .Packet, Hato , 141. ort, DUNCAN, for ortok; Wasra,, for _ 4 HOefe, Lents; sod 101044; itpseavianri " • 1 Btag. Lacunae, for Ouerncry ; Pluedalsan, toe .LSK.Diitz ; and Tub Yrefitliiv ••• • • • ARRIVED. In the Deiri4.-Ide of name, Goodwin, wK Roy* Ward, Flanniqpm,; and Jack Tar, fir .- 11 -g i tt Jo-. =lca; . Brothers. Riling, from Grenada; and When, mat Hen_ ry„l'ippleOrtun_Nsrth, Carolina. •• J • ;. Off Ann, Weiteett; from aniallun Off the Me of Mesta-Woodford, hewebs, tom ,t At Plymoath.”..Advestsre, Terry, ; andlep 4tope, Poole, from Oporto. "kir ,A,t Fahneuth—Doke of York, ParrWitsat Palermo. ' %Filial, 'from and Algae. apiiincre, tram Jamaica. • - At Liverpool-Ktoecn, /tension, hem St. Vinces ; Swift; .; 10enfon, from !; and Golden those, Miller, from Person. i4t r a=liarmonY) Alexander, from Jamaica; Penelope, St. lEitt's• Arladne , Jade, from Ba rbadoce. Nee* from Lqbern. Haws-Fanny, Bunch, from *" York t?'.A1,1111014 TWO MOM, Jam. alidglat* • ' • it.•••••ht • . . . • iiirrIUBV110)10 FRIO *CONEY. ... The kte r • will.he pill op booed la hq . bet arrival at their 'r*W: ors . prokartieust efjoite jobiumee, Jarrow Ike. _ • • The 0. dmt, forothii rupture of the ROI., ilifirhapitid at Salters' Hall-court,,Vainen-anut, to-mcmiss. rThe !loops Siva, 4ead Terutagant, for alb maws the ge bumf and thh recapture df the Raisci i Tr em b; paid of on ainefday the mit lattant ; and the Sift W In every month for three yewi to come. Tise Reap Omen, for the ptnn of the French lugger pri vateer le IPuret, and the Nif will be paid at No. s 3, NOrfolk-ftreet, on Thurfday. the s34llloBaot. The hired armed brig nasal de CAW& for the eilf of the 3u r ow Catharine; will be Odd ad the gala.* 1400 in, Mulct's low . . . MARGiflg a . SEPTEMBER ri! Public brealifais dinners are become fo 6;8- )&4 pal& here at to be held in the'Market.Place, [On Friday a leg of mutton dinder was given to [4ll who chafe topartake : this was the whist of a . hir./Sssivd, who alto fupplied them with plenty of beer - and Ficilland‘ The tarn law* lefes in lAbe 'chair, and gave, when.he chdnk, " Mai) &W ay rosins: P' • • ' r „ • On Saturday Tome Gentlemen gale biittOct of beef, aiith vegetables, OW. to be Ikitiuted, , ii the fatise manner. The grNstelt &ire of thore feats bas fallen to the dal:keepers id theinarket, who eargid all the feats.. It could not have been diG tributed wade, thil - defcription'ii people having coo much reafon to laugh at 'the Cockneys' folly 'during the talon, without this additional "pow- . tunity. Many victors find' amufement table being erected id 'AMOR 'evert pdblieholde fome by exerting iheinfelves to rade fubfcriptinni for afs-races, jingling matches;:fmock racing, andJ pig hunting, whilft others and more • honourably and humanely employed in the fame manner for fuifering humanity. A fithfcriptioti Was . fet on foot for the widow and nine helpleft children of a man who was killed by a waggon going over his head ; While 31.95. were tolledted for the pightint;. 20014 were fubfcribed foi7 the difireted In confequence of this triumph of benevolence, the country (ports are pofiponedlill Monday. There .was a marquerade at Kidman's rooms lad night, which was not fo numeroufly attended as the former, but humanity for the aboVe caufe was predominant amid( thii motley groups among the masks was a Mr. D.' who, in the chazader of a Menisidit; introduced the" orphans themfelves to the companyAildfelfperfonatang their oticiatu lions:' by alial On his breath ; add circulating the well knowd'ibeli*Oteir bentdt, whiCf had . the cleared effea,:' YederddY*2ll , o4 ant a gale, 9 that no paiket,attatilliedlk During the gale a . brig, bound tis gortfth;ladeii with wheat a nd beans, buck 'upon the' Margate Stnds, and has lance funk. Her crew wer4 Aire+ • • ' A large fleet 'Cif W etc Indlamen Ire off this place • il• ••• pre7 , 777;777irr 7.17-419r7wv,vrr.-.. WiflrTv;.mwg.,lirw,,, , ... . ~. . . 0 ....4 1 4arolY• #?_..rAi., ' - - .? :..L.... ;,........ L .,........,.., . ' : ' .....!:-.'', "lIV . , Yefterdiy morning h . .thiind glelailioit of siltred Mufic was performed in. the-Church.—At four the Mayor entertained a very large lat; AL the Guild- . 4 hall with, as eiiia o loi Mod; , tionS dinners " -- After the cloth trite taken rillh iif.itiuntho'.:r of ap.i. 'propriate wafts were drank, and at fiVEn o'cloc : . the company feparated and adjourned to :th 1. , . . t Meets* •where a °fetid Concert wet, performeit; 4 fillk , Af,' SRPT;:t iii - , . • 0,4 ... , The srdtthiryellirdit Srite riot • *sty pro t ctioni tti:* intlertif...mitertatniteittethii'Xisok cast the Grove. ankon the Race Hill, 'ender t .titlti .of A •at ipt4o4.- A fight fprinklinteif rain, *hoer t o clocl4 in the rt ta iornmg, da, the *Ol:Eliqii , .., ,rthentlons in theßeaux ads Stiles; D:r e i ',tate . 1 ', d pleafures of the day liiiiild era pporati*in .pointtnent. The weather, howevei•; to theirge' ' relief / brightned uPlithtfiderably to wsltds tedilrolikk,.th' the mind continued to Wig very , cold . anil, fit from the fonth weft,,and cilait+,44eganc andlt emus, *Tared the Concert li and Ereatfifaft,'bircire met**. Th 4 Parkes, con trary tiikerid:eriPOlatio‘‘ did' -'net honour the iseeabfaft girth his ptithsci.. liii Royal Hi fiefs; during-the - Ejrarss..aulie Garden.; itterided'hY a . fele4l party,pirittledthrftfelc -r,-MlS:l...Htnis-- -- nets was, dread in a‘drab vbiii . ivilltiliati'ind st 'nankeen pantaloons. c. The gooey racei* .Qmar l jirrmain's prize cup, of 151. value, at twooWelt, entirely cleared the Gardens of company', and, I may fay, the town likewife. The nulnalbstricotak fluence of all ranks and defcriptions Oh the .Riee- Hill was hardly exceeded on either of theregidar race days this feafon : Sociahles, curricles, phae- tons, 'poll chaifes, port horfes, fills , carts, gigs; whilkies - and tandunis, were all abundant.— Amongll the company prefent were, the Prince of WA Lg si the .Rufrian Prince GAIALI IZ se ,Aie. Coun. tefs of Gee ITT ZOFF, Baron ,Hostrzscit, the Earl 'of PILTIIIIIIOIOI/4i H i ; the Etri of aCLER MONT, MTS. rlartilllA DLIT, sir rill and -lady Lome, Admix . sal Paine . Captain sky zi; •Mr. : Tosis sCu E, leli LLOYD, , Mrs . HtGalliSON, 'Mr.. liOlO4lCyH, Mr. .MoOfFilmt Mr. Ttievoas ; Mr. Mattoon say. Mr. Ar.t.eagfir: Cassius and family,,Princelionnii. 'ace: ....-:- Thcipllowineponies flatted ft:oldie:4p, heatOthe New Courfe, and came in as follcmi /4 libnigniltoin dcb. Bobtail (orange and white) • t, 4mM- - i~ ibbi Wades br. b. Hon& Brown, (blue)* ~ I. . ii;do .-' MA LOWllkld's M. L Eliza, (red) . - r c • .ffl i 1.;.1d1 fkinill•WS var._ jack, (black and,artika) .. _,..*: 3 , , • 41a:Pailiergal. b ! /Me Devil, (pample)s. -. •-‘ •-, t / 7411 The odds at" arting we* I to- - t on - Mike* . Brown,. and 3 to I that he win tile fecund heat... Bobtail won both'eafily. The Gift' who ro/47/10. . 14anyist.D'i bl. f. was thrown doting the, fetOnd heat, -but fortunately received no injury. LnrZe rums were' won and loft on this Occafion. The Grove, iithe evening, to .finale the day, was fa.- ' illionably crowded. _ !Mt ..* ** works, under be direiition of Mr. litorirnsti, trOkii extremely good ; Mount Vellivins. in brilliancy of efred, furpaGd every thing-ofa Smiler nature that was ever er 'hibited in this place before. Baxonii i on the tight rope, performed wonders; Mri. lti.ilt; who fits off for Covent Garden to-morrow, gave two very 'eacellent fongs in herlie ft kyle ; aid had, not the **creating turbulence of the weather prevented his Royal Highnefs from being prefent at the fete, the affemblage would have had nothing to regret. The let, wrivids here are Baron liotarastm o Mr. and 'MWSlkensts; Mr. CaSenuiiirrs Mifs ;Msmtitas, Princeliniim . end name *pa. • CHADSEN. • !.. - - • • ...• : ,• Tm a THE ATI s.—.An audience, both numerous 'lna fafhionabls,' eifited the Thema°, Wednefday night, to hear BaaStest and Svostatit in the fir. scum,: and No Sens no Sliteri The latter Piece; in confequence of the Panics having announced his , - ion of being' ptefent during the performanie the Duo*, was ii rit reprefented. In No . Song no Supper, Bateman in the charafter of Fredetiet o 'introduced the Songs of. Sally in oar Ally, and The Poll Captain; which he lung with all that fweetriefs, trine, and judgment, whiCh are fopeculiarly his own. Stases, in Margaretta, appeared to ver.y great advantage. kith lowly Suit, and ..isro the . .Downse, were executed in her belt kyle. 'Towards the outer part of this Piece, the Prince of WAL IP entered his box, attended by the Ruffian'Princefs dai.Lizzim, the Countefs of Gssirratier, Mrs. FITTHISIBILT, Baron HON FES CH, Mr. MOW TC O• MILT, NE TUMORS, tir e DAY, and Mr. WADE, the Mailer of the Ceremonies. The-charming . Opera of the Duenna, where fenfe and found are fr., . happily combined, as to render it doubtful whe ther it charms moll by its comic farce or delight. ful melodies, loon after commenced. BRA HAM ' in Carlo:, was indeed himfelf. Had I a Heart for Fa fie.. • hovel framed, and 4th fare a Pair, were given with faperior excellence. After the fiat, loud and re iterated enterer ifrued from all ptlrts of the honfe, HAM,- notwithaanding, betrayed a.flight reluc • , e, owing,to former fatigue, to comply with dr general Pa i et s, applauding as he fpr loin: it againeifyou AO :c t Ro a: mandate s With x and fang it, if pot , ilble, the fecond time. r Siva,. Donna Clara with much was encored, and malty given with. great - elfea, fuitable applaufe. .The other 'Parts in both pieces were extremely well fuftained. 4 s I, 0 4 • i The Edinburgh and Berwick packet, with ten paffengers, from Dieppe, arrived here yellerday morning. The Elisabeth and Margaret, wi t h thirty-fix. pairengers, failed for France the fame night.—A collier brig, in the gale lati night, ran athore near Hove. The wind at prefent blows very hard, if it continues during the next flcod tide, the vefla inevitably will go to piece). The Prince of Wears yenerday infpeeed the ,loth dragoons at the Barracks.; two trcops of whichwill march from thence Amor( immediately : one ',cop for EaQbourne, and the other for Rom. • Ne Earl of LucAN, thong confide - ably Teo. . . aeral ;:equell., when tit; Pi (poke. loudly t *claimed, in Bat e mase, obedient to Ihi lo* bow. mile forward, s more corrsaly and (weedy i tcs twerfortnedthe part of . fpint. „pp fait mot of hecistjas! tongs were . and were rewarded with f