Star. — London, England, 1815-01-03 00:00:00

. , —Jae:A 'PAIL Yie *IC' • . . . Ts ai •PALMOtrilt s IttrrAtt st,, Arrived his Mjesi?l'lliip Yu's, bairn* id the liiitch men vritr *vtatseraani k ofis,'6ins siti2 b la sted, anJ with lass-of rudder—ash, is 'atm of the squadron that sailed from the Teml.for- the Median* ronean, most of whicb have beep dirmasted anchat parsted in a gale, in the toy of BiScay. Three sail of them went up Channel thisninining, 'His Majesty's ship CYRUS sailed again on a cruise. Put bock the . Lord Cranunne, Princess of Wales, Louisa, West In dia:), part of the,Swtemantit's convoy they inform ,is that the reminder of the fleet have bore up for a t in the Esstward. Arrived his Majesty's ship ANPRObtIMA from a cruise, Quebec packet from an. rtida, in 29 days.. 'Os` the lath instant Picked up the - e lv And pa ~ s gf the brig Amphitrite,. Captain s _frontforj.4ondon—.-tbey wets nineteen ...,11:nber, mid bad heekipar cloys in the long boat, ' , I A thNtitsikditate.tr—Wind, . :S.U. t . ; • . .. .. rOATSMOLIIII, 1. JARY e. ;:itrivi,i the Cooprout ftpm Newfoundlaosla.iltst ••-: rti Lisbon i Srlly ‘ SitAttrtufr?m,rAnce E,dwagl siaz:d . i and iiiiiat vesiels from tlieDowgs. ' siii. tr. .n - S:. 'l4tittoir dk NtegVidth R . Om. • tteuh3 to . ilie ;;ape. , be!o.cFpance,latid."Raitidditts:s =Th e I * I' _ht 4 as4ppr,t,„. ow : *(sum:Hand. •icatsivocbst r; ) •7ll o Titi- 1 7-,PLint trry tee JarOcts -.EOOOMIIPxy in w.'.10. I. The . amts was CapNrfd p4,4t !-- ...te Ctraikiffivilitilttiiit privateer, recipittred aiii carried into St. John's." - A fleet of tqnsportp jcpr. ii6:•ext to' priketrdicinisic44tely for toile. inieleltoWiioE or . • !-.. HorsAiteillVieni iviitv‘iyi *re thttiaiiihni !er spaiot Azroilleolsel' btostrActrrAbrliertnbliftilie. Ti..e folloW4_,aMtl).)e,,}lsipp "Ib i tt..pailed with sisk N'''::P fr1g* , ..,,,vit i T7, , .L...,; 1 40:1K4!,fr Painall, kiwi ; 1 ~, ,,iptln for an ii,iy. and vOsii• -.. fripmios , R ile.<l . for . Bltivin t 'itolie'for thi' Ide' of 'France ; .the iii fris acid Hid** irtintroirrit' Thonssi, - l u 41.1 Anion. for .the, Cape of tilood Hope • lad the'. 'l'illiarn tut tholgifils,. , rA t ilut N.E. , ..... , :t . .. ' • . , MNUARY s. ' • Came down Row, the R itespreral tail and remain. . liAa4v4CH, imemar-e. Ar ti tcsl. tht-PIP*I 10011PeepWin},a mail and pas sec gcm, from Got tro,49ftittatlplville packet , w:th ditto, tom Caihavel y tht w i lciapdpaOtt, with•ditto;flSlnfitatUdit--:;Whict t - ' tgtbkist6tmlitit.3l. • • . "'ft, late :ale, or rattier - trirrleine, Vat the lon&eit aitil tiscei sevate ;hat has burn esl•eriericed on the Pagan coast for Many' yin the Humber for twelve hours together was covered., with /ebbe spay; the ty era - *.lllhiittoter all the versels riding a: c nchor, and marry I,f them seek forted:from their tairikkrage The A orota, Captain iiysen, from Hatt buret to.Htill part 1, on A nre near litithinttitis. The Willihte,ilintiett", for North Si.telds, vertu d,. , .s i shout eight leagues from. tbe :Vern, on Saturday tifonlet, at sir A.NI . Captain biotic; anti four of the crew were tir' , wr.taf Mr. WILon and shl d the men were picked up in 3 boot oil the Frkb of .Iforth, * lteklill, eel . Sou lay, by the I:nii'•:, Captain W. 1201 s and buadtxl . at Uriteitts on Wedoes.. eitY: • Wee John; tvcr Nailitaitti . tif Itteit&e i i lust near the 1.....tt: el..ce, and en) , one man eared, •The• YidOurlck; Dennielf and from Newcastle to P spou!h, struck ou th. ew Necomb §aittl, tltt Trilab; snit stmt led ;Afar r;' ores* shard . ' The T'sio Sis ters,Zl Besa: 1 0, tat Wbilks ratn-Newcretle, 'hag .ptst - irttf, liceet , riettough, hi,lng fort her inain-yard i aad on lgonday, the Detse4 r :Weimer, of &skid, erettiNevrcatile; very leaky, tibligel ie dn. , - charge kn. lIIP etesbeiltite repair. . Oietvada y, the Nntfolif,:N Et 11, of llunderbi,ll; from Narrkb. wired Meer, %rlth, the loss ,f an antfineeilVablieFiNin t - OT 'floitif aac:litte broke: The o a ( e t atktor Selby, frees - Leaden, area teettiaill att l itk i ert i n i tarttur, the 15th instant, its distress% The Oreascllteteip, isettuditerfiliachhoose, hive atm pt - it Into Enid I . l =Oper)eteelltatithota. The Brunton , Cook, Rent .nntion, in a:temptiat to, put into hridlitist= hip bone*, et the I Cob, went ea More ; - Cargo diatbarged. "i --. 'Y .!..* • • • JAMAICA, JOLT to. I.lli 44ajestes•shirPalbot, 61'20 pas, Captaitt , Watson, sailed frith Peet Royal yeste r d a y m orn i ng for•Negril I . W. Little,. Esry. Secretary to Rear-Ad: ntiral Malcolm, went pa , :senger in her. His Majesty's brig Nloselle, of 18 guns, Captain Moberly, time to author :it Port Root resivtday from a Cruise off Cumberland Harbottre His Majesty's brig Onyx, Captain Cobb, from earesoa, was in the Offing last night. • EiNO'STON, *NOVEMBER to. His Maikty's ship Jalouse, Captain Lowe * an : chorea at Port RoyatiM Saturday, from Carthageto, frt-ar v.tertee she saile on the2ttli ult. * J :3 't • The Meteor boarti: . g i t i attain Roberti . :o:4c Prire r bomb brig, at Pen Royal * ' .r,444lqAfteen days trim the Cbesiptake. - ...:.;..., ~... -.- .. . .. • .By the . Meteor ,Ilite .f e tu s. that Admiral C Odra* bad riot sailed for Halifaa. as. previously stated, hut that lie tad proeeeclod i for. Guadalquite in the Ton.• mutt, or SO guns, a . eptatutanied by the thuprise trio Rite it 4.1.4 sloop otwakAasolloct minty% at dust ands the neighbour i ng islap44fiqilbe,expedition. 1 - e., .On the 14th. Ipst.,the, faVeming •vessels. proceeded frfin trle ChesaPe44 : l4or : 446 islalxd.ta neadeesinsa ail Ne4ril Day„ami-feetikeqewedition,as is said, agaiase° ether Zits,. Angusthia q‘:nen,Otlemser under theaStins.ll rused of 'Rear Adoutikktaleolni, and Colonel A'no thtir pcoke. tietliecii U 44 .abbs 344th Regiaagas a' • lekatekdeo.: • .•.4 , ... , .. anal Oali ~1.15.. 'ff/*" .14 • ON: a...z.:5;t1 . 5);:e • - amities :.,.e.:.. t4 *Harlialk4; , Asia. i..a..a:AM t tir ' ....,., ...,...... 4.• . • .:*, ••• . Dictate/ AL a,s,..i.:Aas Hela.4: ' Ufwelia;•. • ' ' ' a a Trsave ..... . .S 4 Capta'n .:. .144415i.al t -'7i Th.anei ....... r os ~ I 1: . cipso c u 4 1 10, 1 ......A; nasal . Wea s ili . ' ' . ' AZ* II - 1 ": taptaln own: . $1 1 11;:al Thistle 4 .• • •••i04.i0 . 41# 'iLlaililifils *We.* . , ',........, if.tutlis,e A.....;:atitt.:.Cifiese..... 4 . - •); 1 " - '"• vuktilia (1)4U4 ....... sadditalwre. Pete. •,:4,,t1;.:14114- on.tr. With, ten traospormilasehm no board 6,(XXltreigic:, ir•t*Lf tatlituavided b¢ the, deceased MajorMeneril , Ross. Rea t-Admital • Malcolm, it was theurght; v.l4elil call at Port Royal, to expedite the oiling .6? r. , Q. 14 easporte from thence, .and make some odissiNtki' r.:ogetricrus.respecting the eardition. • - i...... - Oa Afeaklarafteranon,• the following - ,tliewiff 'Oliii. l came to anchorat Port.Rayst : • '''''"' • ....4: ilaltilles, 74, ' T. M. H ar d y , Bar , ' " , arts;* Monty; '-in Baßliaa • Hot. Captain trim • 011 beard brag )Detits Ofehe;tikr"' C-lOnel.Tininst . . - hem the other , Potts of thetrzops. We understand Er souse days • rust be been issued t. &c. thc hoot bp inipedtot*tetiblitaehl ... ~ ____ ..... . . ham for onse tense fitat..4lardiiii-47-4.wwwwlWlNiftcein whence they are to embark for India. Thurs Jay the Dorsetshire Iteginient of• Malts 'ar rived at Chatliorn., . .. . . .. - ... . . ; ?. c... LEITZR WaOM a.stairiscWisi. ;oar 1411111SAMMi. (441, NADA) DAT 6 RoT. .15. , . N This day we had a smart Vr‘oh with a isodr..of 'Americans. about seven brilevin adiante'i by were dirt the *owls, bne.could n ot got thotellissvi VS tab* ,out. Wt. kI I :ett A number of ..Ja., .. our . foreezenriged as the S'44 rosinunt. about,soo.4gong,fr,,, 7, liktii'iniairiiy. ISO ; and 1004regism,... calessif/ po Grrniarkind s2d kept op t nidsrlosbW fi fe Fmk of nearly *tee hourt.‘l•:•'; .* - , .:fl' 1 -, . "''''• :' • : - - , l)oot...—Friday• a. • nieeihic itorilri iilade'lieiviii Captain C: of tholl9ds FootoanckititagnOtlnt 1146E5? ', ; of the 13th dragoons, bosh-of-this garrison, at which .1 19tAtoy1tovrt -to saatt tbe 4 ht.Sart: Cilitaitilbla‘ ieeti ved 'two wo l l44•sr Rae. 41:44. iivah Mil the :oAhor ins the thigh, whicb ‘ we!, are hazy AV ; Ro r k k/ly. So . • ni*ditigerout. . Thi - difeieitce , , i . ;ave. spc, ta the duel, that . fins . stittiiiistty 4. inilid;"•aiose turn observaticias nfildll4st 4lbsf:VidlimAnt it o s id E2s . . itatt9f4P‘V SIR tboomaineeletmaiisvlaelima. • I%#.qimigl, s e'l :46,11 d ..; a il4 :. ‘i r 1.•-..sati Jal\:?! t i ILITA . Iti It 10Ter7 - 1110 Firj Af tr o c ,...oo4e trib• ftittfiriii i yi, •se ihe . Sroiipt in the barracks 2014 i. collig having been allowed to indulge shelosch'es; T inowdecin some little "beveslate oft — ChVititras inight, wished t o to he permitted.tO co ot /at m their orgies longer than their Officers thought proptr. ht 'herr. tam *hotar the non-commissioned oltceza warlord the, immediately . . nneri and drivers td retire to bed. This the furiner, complied' with, but thelatter isositisreli refused. To enforce obedience the goirtof the de; pot ,was ordered out ' , bat, oo .their appesraate, they' were assaile4 its so. furious a 'manner .by-the drivers, whO had prov i ded' themselves with .pitclsfeikks tin,4 other wettpont; ii to elfeetuallf sneeeeci r io disarman the guard. Immediately the whole dep4virkiitt dOin-. motion, the-pun:as ran to heal the ilsclikaitrOfit6d to their comrades, and the drunken d r iv ers to assist: their brethren, but fortnottely, by, the vigar9PA 4:41 ertions of .Islajur Eva Lit, and the (Mewls, Alta . 111)t, was appeas e d. Thtee drivers were found deaet. wiii Eileen gunners and drivers wounded." • , , aRIGHTONi JANWIRr 1. ~~: • FestcrJay emoting. his linyul Witham the Pews accoinpnaed by qpno4l, 11Loompiso sod ColOnetTitriiiitioti initied - at the Palasce, were he had•been prteedeenaMr 'sat .Itiiur by the .Duke of ISIM= Divine 4111111 . 11.110111” d :it the le , RON. • thellateve Amore, tittended by Gei.k t ,#Lqp . yetetai, tnak ittFinicitiong• file and *bow the Downs inthe wee/. leartm the Pa** thiattable eitirence in Cliarckatieet Omit helflassawirWatetki Mit returning itittiOdt i On+::L: l ~ynt) ng Altelhunetes . rahable Dalta of etaitttect hhatottts4jaattiy AJOIC %%Nil h 11461 "with . aarisit. at kit' taral madame in ,Hilly-pinens and. wiliereortirt joiiit.it vity ' concourse the, Signe. . The -flag • it.once • more &light en VW fineable towee.4.4he Cboroh. nrhfwe it tillaLaini IMO ilia the departure C 421 PUP= !tram% • — 77"=" l -t'l. ..: . ..'...p.; er• 1., -I. • 'Monday se'tinight, the Dike of illimuilstros tint a 'note to the American Minister at Paris, to acquaint him with the signing of the Treaty of Peace at Ghent ; and the next day had the attention to call and personally congratulate bine, on the occasion. The Attenntannp of Yen is !iber.tlty einduraging che erection of Chapels withiu his :diocese. Last week his Lordship consecrated a new one at Boston, and towards the expense of the building I:Ascribed OM. and the same Wm to the subscription for alio. User 4t Halifax. We lay before our Readers an authentic copy of !Ile. Right Reverend Dr. Poi-oven's Memento: •.. t• )r. ItiiLy. pow Governor of dm . London innrier, is or a, c..aftrunicate the Klihr Rei. Dr. ,Pat ()/Rein 10 she ,Ifieliginos or .salt placa;Vhai tile Ttetigious vilest 4b—tiely lay aside the liabjto, and all other mark, of twireir• to l: vit gli r .' : k m l en " C i w i ll i t L l v a e ci tt ie s; h tt alla . o ‘ a °fa the c t i Z t al t. f e i t= 1 trif l4 4s l ii i ki l o t tl eg ct a n v : r ti Dt . 'V e ::: u r i wt sk r• e • jib ttns ew si e .. r0na 1."141 , 1 sflainhaistrankoordamiitoitilottite." . ..117.1 The 10. st pietforatances of .the 'Apollo. Society ta: f tlicAtricaLawateurs),„ at Conk, Itetts4.4osir.the • iciltitieSoiety.ite sum of ACJCIO. T 4,4911114/ Itt . iiipt;telikals, with tile Poor stow. . l'iseibilin ropers contain various' Reediting nrifia l ! by: the late atterin.' • Tbe :C.ditdonia r :Cailtistitii atip,l front Sunk A mcrigs t .trtidx timbes,7WaiAlillitio d on the 'Atli ultimo, in. Lehibbccla•Bek l pt e 4he itynAlat the Shannon ; alid t • to *the ssgrace of 30i e giatiim.of that part of ilk country, the 'unfatu-: flute crew were fired upon for.thrtedintirs by-seliia '4,6 of armed desperadnes, whose , intentiotwiewel.: client!) , was to plunder trox vesiol l after ilkiliilll4lollll ',Wit*. We are happy to !tarsi that thejitu t tr t iwojE tipitlaii ititei' without any losi.': . *- „, .... . , Ov.t cAnse Of ' the vets great Salt - 4 tielete n luAß' Mares in the •present Lottery is, thlOniteor.fitheitr VA..' los tlwr.r,ublic hitt in flap last; .darotticie of the Ow. 091 troe t s t heOg bold 1...90‘ esvocsshit..inmiljohi stagees it.lvilt hove come to our kativ(t . eke• tOevalii Industrie:tar and 'tbseleing Versa*, ylichwitholit such 'aid to tlitiritettinni in life, tnithe liiiii laboured la , vain - the tesslairkler of (twit , days. • 14 LC; ." 1 ' 47 Jtr*• )P • - f( • ~ ' SECA ter NI wont* or NANotsoN.g.* . in4!f I bioulkoits life, VI 5..- 70.. . Armes Wather tOQuiassireß los ard,.7 4 t.. *l*. 114 O. k Ciaidistes hiaLkaearie.fikiia IWO. s yrs did, frt. vb.'. • • s- . _ . bake of Radom" Kuiusof4 fliatobi. 11a. 46. • !'Mr. ?liar's b. f. Vtokit, by vtash*dht bf Sir timid', 4 1505,4 yrs old, Get. 111 b. . , Cab Orrodestor's biktria, by PalibfaY, S yr. old, Sat. 1 lb. • • TUMMY.; . Thalecatill Ciasi of the o,ulantlit Slakes of Sege each, 16.41.14 Mi. lbaleott't Mous. B irs'ohl,.t ...11b. . 1 I 7 'l 4 0.11. eavittbd l drCilkSlirs old, Sat. 103. •1 . , rir • )4r, Itspeat.KSocoe tokesatis,4 yrs old. Sot. 10Ib. ''' • L• • ' Mr. Shah espear's Don Rotislio, • a yrs old, Bet. rib. -. ••,. i Mr. Arstaisture's Isrotalsir i te4lpflclih, 3 mold, •:*# MR, ^. ' r. Duntlas% 'Aerator, S,yra Did "4004 • .' .-4 ! ~ .• „?)' :7: dke er I ossnspspiksra:i.s.i.iir O. i Vetieerb. dmis4 Utfasi aryryalliive. Bib; ''' 1 "" )-) ..Mr .Niatilstrs bostiso4.4lllissio. alisifbet4fili. sib. .. r .! rT Xt . 3177:, ritita's Cdttabsk, 3:pras#4l•att..- - ..,. .• • ..- v: !0 , 'ktilll)74Lllbat. . ' • . 6 . - The T h ird Class of the patllo4, *Ara of,.lop.par.b. b. ^1. 1 111. - I. 1 Mr. Glorees'SietStit;•billttSrisiltt, tiot.trb. - - tb. Ifillier s vi Dr. Cosiiiki 4 1 01 A* IC 91b. ' ;'- v ' l* . s ' OHe {iNtsliedislia Absalabl, livtroßl,ltst. 4 1)Fliftir e it:Pckinir0 44 4111:111b..Ns: essey'l ilve,,s y7 i. i It• 1 4 11 * 4 1 . "4 . • 1611 1 144 fi • I E Viallili i i 11 0 IC lib. - . ; 14 Ifkroclaris . kali* Adult; s*ta bid, ./ii704: 1( '.: 4 1 "/P'. 1 . - 40.-,Wyadirseill h. ... bi Ohat&,'. wilts . *Mr. Mimi 11,1'; I t t ° l44 l 0 ft , lax- •:." r : k •1' -• • 41. •,? • d ,•••• ii 4....., #, ~ .. r. Makes lobp. 8 yrs Qv, 7A. glillit- 9ti .111 VI: ik•:. r .? r ' __: 'C. tin nbury? Traitor', s yrs ht 'N s 11b. Ile Plotting basting ltd ared tittriit ' 74 ttlit 31st of ilect , wbei; *pro to pay easy iftis suds, wbe 4144401' antoort the uwtteta s,ef the woad knows a the throe classy,. r. r. D"C hiora ill yiti l .ells htliFfareikUlArtsittY•l74,o""(44,9lebs.t.ol. . . Barsoges I esge, 8 yr. nil, est. 71b. •,- 411. Lhppiceor's Wawa, 4 yr. old; ost. 51b. ..,Aulsisaf,kutltoors Ostria.n, a yrs old, :sr. asib. . .. Mr, IViustbsam's Quark. i yroal4, 7st. iVlb. • - , *... :Ur. Ricktyfft's 11 , 11dt:iglu.. by IVitt.ixtAit, 3 yrs ul.l, 74.1i'1, 1k ft. Ottkarii's Tempest, 3 yrs old, 7st. I Otb. • . .*let;Wtots.'s 1411134epltess, 3 yrs at; 7st. Sib. • nKrTING au Irma Dr.:lllY AND OAKS II rAsEs, iszs. VERBY. 1 ' Teadael 0 eilkisiett. of Oraftoits brother' Mt haiabone. [i . filislanki:rolio T sot I.d Dirlingt*Vii Sir norms. 1 . ..,4 1 14 eget beg Mr. Tkorobtills Amitipation. 1 .% ~ ..E takr. apt IVlr..Witsaa's a, by Sorcerer. • • ... 1 r ii . ...'147 i'lrl'' • • • OAKS. . • A tit to,A.ore 14 G. H. Carsodisk's Eby Or David, - ... .. 10 t 4 1 agar 1). at OrArtotes sister to MiDuct. it , - . ' * reps I AgAt . Mr. Payne sf. by Seim. % r; - ' • ' tai lir rOaSt 1.4 ataweirs 'sister to Matter. ills:. Easter failingibis year in March the Craven Meet. , wikcsauseacip as , ldoaday the 10tIA•of April.. .1.1 tt: it - li:' : - .1. J.:. i? •r"*"......—.. •" • ~ . t anynne.agntHatfield Hounds meet Thursday, Luton Parill'Skttirday, at Dowdellgs, it half: ass 1 i n ("Clock.; The Essex Hunt meet Wediteutay,:st ching*reers ; Sitardsy, at High Rdetlifitgistrei4 Vareey . Fos4iounds meet Thandhy, ' at'Getrege, Westerhans ;. Saturday, at Shirley . liottle: s 'H: . .lift: lie, Lig?: , Fokrbounds ' trivet Friday; ay Itedstail, V. Theiliarriers meet Satueday. *t Witttnit;-: ',. iP,lchiey Hounds ' meet • teiiihntiitivr, istllaseb . 1 ' . ursday, at Nt;k1111aln ; Frichtyrattfieiri it h t:' tea each day. The Oakley Hounds asset W 1 3 , , , at Sabin' liviks WI, aultottotit Sai*.'•', limpl*aitwititylittipiM teliWelock aids' day. .. Ilrild.sy, although : 44v weather Arai 'Very wet, a. *ember of Sportsmen" assembled 'on' iting's Beach; Hill, near Windsor,_ where, at the usual time. a very, Aber Wes turned alt fbr the day'!' diversion. .It great sport in taking across the heath, through E i t ted right of Ilagshoe, where he ran with . great ,swift. liillta towards the Golden Farmer Hill, taking to the fight by Btaeltwater, where he ran back by Swinley and Winkfeld, taking through the iaclosmis towards, 'U. Thames, where he was taken, near Downplace, after a run of IIt4T three hours. In the course of the . Chace... numbers of the Sportsmen were obliged to ride in the waters. .---- • : , . - DEATH or Tilt EARL OF WRSTURATIL-r-IL letter, from Dublin, dated December SQ, states the death aC the Earl of WIPAILA-Cll on the morning of that day. GEORGE rarDICRICK NUGIVIT, Earl en Westmeath,, Dam Delein, Itsc. was boon Nov. 1760, and is snc. eeddeci by bit son; Lord Duvits, bore July 17,1785. att'SDIAS ,Data 29i—This day, at now, Hardy, a tithe-farmer, was murdered at . the trite of Monagee, abput annmile•from this city: HArdy, alter enforcing the payment of asset tithes. :kit Cashel on his return Newport,'.aceeen. panied by two other Proctors, who shad been here 'span sinsilar errands. l'lnry were met 'by two men; auppssed to.he from Newport, who prodeced bloe, derbusses, ordered. the two other Proctors to return th Cashel, and detained I - lardy, the most obnoxious. Tie)* then fired three shots at flardy, and left him for *tads. The stirgeoti and other Orloni tame oat. directly from Cashel, and afforded every aid, but the Pr' erne died in three hours. He had sufficient, sttenkth *lite tier liartiaularsi and to name the nahrtlettrs, 'who *ere well known to him. Pursuit was , Made, but, for the present OOP have estaped." BALtssitatsmoN.—A few nightirback Mr: Corr .13 drat, a respectable reventreirfacer;;vitis treXelibro i ns ti ci skis its the streets -Batlytbaninin.''.' wet reti 'Ai. Item Mr. Donogher's fair bVNsiettg'ivititir N Gvetn, when .patilirk'theniat bit-tibdires whefeh: Weetiletten the itesiWiit Ily 'lrak' nun land atherbesitelblg - a ill if to asset-' 1 dischaW-a "AM Mt'. 44r4•Hersi Mt having Liii,irrothet iminedixitty dvantedslevelled doter, and flied . 'ifieeond allot, Whittblinisintthirringh hiftMis, befell on his 'face,, inatendreitpirie . favotiritif by theditilk: . new of the 4 4411. kins effected 'their eimpe dropping in their hurry Owe' . the pistoh, a ramrod, and a shoe newly soled, which were afterwards found Y•• • %. i l ltiMen: • a C ft . ' 5 !ar - • • . , Tragedy Of liet.,4 „ai Jai& was acted here hot Melt. rie great at traitiou of theevening Weeldr, limas. Those Wirsn' have *finessed this rieuthuisiteX -er:rtione• in tlplit pans which fil,ve ,Ai verg ,hinthhis present cele brity, must have heen•antoupthour leave prep4red to .apsct hins - to anuttre this• character. lb this, rn• , re titan in any play in which We have. Mon fri)nt, a good mite and figure are desirible. „These things pre- Mised,..a total failure asi bt nut unreasonably hive been anticipated: We *ill gif so /at as to state this tas be the case, but certaialyßonloix .. the ch4rac fitti in which Kama haS:heenleaet •success f ul. His hollow sepolchtaitehes, •witlch ar. ,t‘4 • 1 interest while ernhodyilig - tisovliti tnc ruminating issistin, ot• the intkaable tjrarAt, woru Mdthlaticl to awake'enfodonqihen Itt i tthlog the Moder eeeants of lo4e: • Ilati,at'apirretieed he felt, fOt in'eome piny vi thetiaginft jir hale of fits encoitorned atrimailthi;. that! illft i Atiestivtly "sus; ftettiallim to be fat:Wring' tirstibt ; kite* !ildioosi. two. But in the &elle labtre the ,Ptpit.co4unuriicates en him die sentence which the deadt of Tstalt has brought on him, the skill with which 14 41!Octet she frenzy of despairing loie i at once wiptirmstani recollection of many defects. 'the iihpatieoce with which he rejected the consolation which the old maa endeavours to pour into his wounded soul, w,s well► imagined,. and the tone 'lvEittt holies sbn . words, Thou mit not spekk of*t tki4i fiLeil Doi was peculiarly happy. The hedbrill,th uttickhe dinhesiittniseW rut Pe grisatrd wits Prcidigiolisty . 0E44- tive. In the last scene his exertioni were tvaaided with tumultucus was acliwrahle. *sinus pronouncing 1./sesame-of Mini which' tvi snel fondly to dwell on his tOngsse, -even de.•th —la et. krtito embrace her while sinking so the earth, was the l o sst faint struggle of the txpirieg lover. Mrs. flitawssv was the representative •of lelkt.' In *shy parts site displayed her great powers with considerab4 effect, hut too strong an impression has been made r'u .the NW* in this character by • another actress, tp give her a fair chance otheing pre•eminently sauces*. ha). Indeed we.may say. it is not within the range of those in which she has heed etills:dezed to excel.-- Her death, loweici, w.ts excencra, and the play - al. together., though :but modcntely sheered in ,its gress, was cumUltisously 'applauded by a crowded an. rOiencoit fit claw. ' u ctrizirf-qartozw.—Last night there w as a rev i va l f the' inteirStilig Prams of the Terepert, in which Mt. Youria appeared as 'Prospero ; and, in delivering the moral, philosophical, and necromantic axioms oldie insulated sage, was nearly rival to any of his prede cessors. In giving the very celebrated passage " The cloud capt towers," &c. Mr.•Youmo was truly happy, • and much and deservedly applauded. Mr. EMLIRT Calibaa was a good portraiture of the 49ndescript thster. Miss S. ,Boory and .Miss F9Oric. looked. tminglY, and acted naturalliin. Miranda and Os. ria4 ; and Miss Mirritews tripped and hang-moist' enchantingly in Arid. . • .• A ' . : Itiethiseeprence of the Theitrir, • Partieulars of wbi the Manager (Mr. Lire: resignation, ra th er than apology on the stage offette - to the public doing, he obsetves, that teeter as a Gentleman. confided to a Committee . Theatre te.opened on Of %II ......, . , lc ., ~i At the rise of the citifiin bK tot' it obtiTrielAtgri, mission to lead documents Stripe/tint the resignata: ; q; pf Mr. Jones. to the idatese off' !gr. Jones he stew a signature, and testified *if - was Mr. Jones's hand. Writing. A declaration w'at efitfibuted, which he also read, to the following eget :.,-.. . “ Mr. Joon having pthitivey and lanequtercally witbirderte frowe.ther itar.sgetnent bf tie Illeakvii, (NO *kir . 94tOrikoi think it neeruary ut MK% .talli *it prlbeallialig ANS caws they pledge lacrlaselvtis Ib4t wattl4tt bP4P4,040 INA* ieig 11*104e*. guns, 60 611011 it be tkir stembsto mon? ,pip firr,Plf. ? ups • of etssapistat wettheiseptldif May Teel. Thit'StltilTheltnelir tiOtttSerl by . die hiinfei of I ds* '. resmai l Ziftprietrki; likitn'Cearti . void,' it r . bal.' torn, a ft . bt . T., -.. ,I:.. • . .o.oe v:a411411:9 " A Oen man Yrsittil werbst retinitteriii , * o'o PL.S. formers were to receive P' • Sr: R&k 'anis creel, -it" benefit immediareit." ' A toittplandir !Wowed, anliV a second question • War. pit" • ksoth what dekriptimit' are the Trustees ?". .. Th i ijiwitees " repiied MK Lock, " are fi.nr • the•Eati of Mea th, Mr. Denis Bowes Daly, Colonel Talbot,`and Mr. Tisylir:" Another plaudit. • Mr. Rock enquired whether the audience demanded any funher explanation relit** t to: himself or the other persons connected with Ilk" Theatre t A cry at No, no ! and- he retired:- ' %id.* 4 The play went on, and • the flerfuettrers, - /rifillil 4 exception of three or four, were reeeited with *eds. Those were Mr. Burgess, Mr. Younger, *Mr: Wra Farreu, and Mr. Thompson, to inhine prep:three vats Unfounded tiles went abroad. -111 fro ' Bi?gtisit' la biought forward shortly after the dothmententedthil the pliy. "It has been hinted.to Me, LA ' -• Gentlemen," said he, " that I am 'lifetime! El it, *used some disrespectful exprestionsisellidd ?lib ' . the other night, in spealcirt.: Of , elle tvistsfrietiblito 6111rw da calumny carp i , ise mere fie and cruel. ' Wfthillitte't *hole heart sle I deny haVin tier OphfrtWillifect , • disrespectful to Ilia country.; and 'I detyltA)* iiehOlC ` racootradict me. On the coortary,l•ltodrlysy s gai . .r,- that my constant deektration has been; -tiny tW.ltiold... s - r nevi, generosity, and pit oteceion can Matt - any etS011: A" i try dear to an individdil, Ireland should . o'er 'do. ' ' `eland the first acknowledgments of my graritodexiild respect." A cry of Encash, Enamel, and Mt.. Bur- • gess retired. . • Mr. Younger was next called: He said i• he did onA A irnow•how he offended the audience. :He Was;it.erial(;; • tree, at the Pace Office on Tuesday, but, as; hi t ~ had declared by a public s: a t crnent , he did stair - _ id - - _ -. VII•••••••• ... ... • , 4 ., - •.• - 1144 ..inei; 4 14. 0440(4 ,et g ttei A" l .4. Z. ' . .itAitil '. ' ... ..s'• ' I-4i • ) . 1 ..' . _ : _ i ' • . 4POiCtiNG=44/01tfeE 1. • , , .i,. eal 5i.v % ,41, an_ ....: ~ ~., - 4 •'• • 1 '''t , .” ,?' ),. ... x ...... . , . t - io - r " urn a or il th on " . 4 1 - • i .for Amehes a , ' t .l ootst '• • .'.. .. - ‘,...' ' ix; t 1111.. \ v' fil . ''%-. . "n (6° a' I' 144 . V 4 14 1 01# 4 1 1 044 . 944 cm Weymouth. The ON • teb hi fog 411Win s tkit s a •:, N. iiihiiiikmdk.. .% I - ,4,1 , '' ' "1 ~ le same purpose tit 4 iiiifimil .- Vatiou% . .", , Likare 0 4 .4 vn414...t.';: ;7 7 : 7 - ;' -. , k thee corps aie ettiectedl "Titita:liteat t lfii . e t ti,efiriiiii . ._" fib #Me l * 4lll t 4 ' Ail l' s ;- , - . -*-- `. ''''' 1... 4 Dtts ready to erethatk . r .,:...._,. t..• .-•• .. .....,,.,.. 4 IN 4114 4 OP* TIP' '.‘ l ' I ..; 4_ a . , • -...., -•_,, ,tv `'We Da 'o'ryrssiiii i , 41.yrfuli!„ so. 71b. . . , ( AI Monday sentugig icy 4'y . , 11,4 IN .thjinti Ogg 1 .. vP1 fstsefi Cietnosi Ball, 4 yrs 04, ot. sth Regiments, which have . a quarketettipi t• k*r. J. rrren'ii brother te'Quisair...3 vvv ara..74i: it*: .... r„- _ . __, .__ le late stTinus ticks in titetmi4 • vbich we have ilreaacirdetsilet4, es) thought fit to a nnounceais n submit to iuke a purblicai • . • (which nZelttetia . 4ti mi-Nor• at he hits not eked his The maoagement was rep. ;ee of the pertwuwrs, and. the he 2Stit u t. . -----_- .—., —....., ........w.w ..bri warus weer' ',au ialCl4lll%l fay a puotic s:aternent, he aid eat. gen.,- s, /4, cards Ss• tT. M. Hard?, . Bart.'; Traaye, ea, a mates ials of . which these gemoins em composed eve an 11111reeed by Ithich 'duly lied: For the commission there willingly I and ell the testimony he , gA vie *ter h • 1 Utley ; Weser, so;•Captstn Scalia •; limns., siajbe drawn 'here his private lite, and the facts teC014.4 this • P leC ". tertel t i i 6S lNiliati° l 4 1113 possible motive that be knew nothing more of the optoo k .Aw : tab mfr. -. ." •- - , . baying been collected ind 'noted down on the spot, is he toe that the deemed was an o ffi cer, proceedings than that he heard a anise tenni' bi` .. - )arti bithe i l ia °twat ; ' artitieki44444' aro certainly entitled to more than ordinarrattentket.' ..it 'm mad intereepttish is the discharge of the scenes." tirs Younger withdrew .marld uppiameno I,- • the . 4th, - Ugh, and Seth Ice „p As the author justly remark% no historian Whideglie "64 'amp A' salhetiptien- tetiard.fee the discovery Mr. W. Fatten came forwsad,'ameremeNtg,, Twoostors, *to eprnisaadiafisa _ could t. a faithful portrait of this versatilatmars. of the'vlikAne'vkirtat once set on toot , and met with contests of itti addrest . • - MS s. del." ! ''‘..- - - ...I " ' .'I t. ,;,, '•4 • • • "411 I • se, bops. • ' ' *" ,• ' , 1 . '' .' i m per, it il l r =cl not been enabled to collect 4001441110 2 libillellkeel4perebon on the part of the gentlemen of conciltattordenseanottr ,igew •-is,.; . .: i, :,,,,* friii , ;. 4 i ai s# M a priegte life, to * witness his &tat habits• his psi- Ithavanty, af'trbich Ur. Hunt *at a ttadve. dtteb . Pdr.Thompoon was , • sderstand dliit' . . 4 yr days tie" al ,A: 't - - "7, - , ,,- , 7 - _e l i t e ma nners, and 1;io language. In theta thine eneedditea added' by Suit &rebel illeanS the ESelee * ll him apes, that hewn* 4se ‘. ie. -pu‘rtegas4 is . • *4-r t . .. : ~,,, 424 , ttme ito4sl4 the &We pater' 1104 the . talbetk,.. 0= Bialtd-1118.1e- *Or Asti Wiese, iaitt o ii iv ' ' • tbrattatatit*.aaitifdieftf • 4 ~1.. t tad for -a coat `. ~", , 1 : * , ,`*".' • , ~..." d i s ,..2eolavy foriliviaglaiali!si spressiaileti , of we , wabeilaatratrttia ifib assaaits. ' itie of OP Ilitditice• nejitojit444l . JP' ; 1 4 . the lamer, to ottroffrptivitivw - k wo4ifc,"„mgiremi n gi s sisavagismix 4makiblii * * !ladle, Waratte • • '- • then wear CM yliktly': 8 ici en. be' la • NU endecierWttle oeattinni et al ZoroP.,.' • lb* gym yr peons inksevng 'this itaterteet dispute. _ i _ fJ I I