Star. — London, England, 1815-10-07 00:00:00

• • ir 4:. M. • •I 1.. . • '.7"; •• I . , • , • I • • r • a • 0 COVEY!' GARDEN I HEAT RA. The Tempest was last night performed. Mr. YOUNG resumed the character of Prospero—and played the I part with that force and dignity which we hive fre quently spoken of in the highest terms of applause. Miss MAC ALPINE appeared, for the second time as Ariel. Tire stage has rarely seen a more graceful, a snore ectOre, or a more interesting representative of • SIIAKsPEAIteS tricksry spirit." Her performance was received with every manifestation st . perfect satis tactione In the INittatitil air, " Where the bee suds." she tt. a, mord. Her• excellence in tie fine song, 16 Whets the rocks of coral grow." deserved, though it did not obtaii, a similar distinction. After the play, Mr. ABBOTT came forward, and be sought the indulgence of the audience, for Mr. MA. THEWS, who had heel, seized with a severe tit of the lumbago : but who, anxious to perform his duty to the punk , and no less anxious, that the author of the new attrti were of the Farce Writer, should not suffer by his absence, was determined to gu through his part. This address was received with thunders of ap. planie—the farce proceeded—and - Mr. MATHEW) . both on we score of humanity and good acting, reaped a most fruitful harvest of approbation. BOw-STREET.—DAMNO OUTRAGE AT DRURY-LANE THEATkv.— Thursday night Atolls Royle was brought to the Office in the custody 4,1 Mi. Spring, of this Theatre, charged with throwing a glass tumbler from the fourth or fifth row of the Two shilling Gal levy into the Pit, which fell upon the head of a Mrs. Jacques, and broke, when some of it rebounded and cut a Mr. Hall's head, who was also in ttie Pit. William Barrowclough, of Bunhill-row, said he sat behind the prisoner. and saw him hold up in his hand a tumbler, which he threw into the Pit, as it taking aim. James Kidman, of Bedford-place, stated, that he Mt next to the prisoner in the Gallery, and saw him bold up the tumbler and throw it deliberately into the Pit ; and immediately atter, being sensible of the mischief he had done, he removed, and crawled. up i by the side to endeavour to make his escape. Caroline Clarke s ud she had been in the prisoner's company the greater part of the day ; they dined to. gether at an oyster-shop, an sleet-street ; dtterWardS they went to a public-house opposite Drury-141.e Theatre, where. they drank some rum and shrub. When the Theatre opened, they went to the "iswo shilling Gallery, he taking with him two bottles of cyder, a bottle of porter, and a tumbler. They drank the two bottles of cyder, except what he gave to some sailors who sat behind him. He till not draw the con k of the porter, but after he had finished the cyder. he deliberately threw the tumbier into the Pit, and immediately afterendeavoured to make his escape. The prisoner appeared to be a riagh uncultivated . being. hie said he %tab a Lancashire man, but from the effects of liquor, combined fiiith extreme stupi dity, it could not be learnt from what part of Lanca shire he came, th ,ugh there is very little doubt, from his brciad pronunciation, that he came from Bolton ie•btaitu He said he had lately been in the employ of the E. 41 i f Stamtord, at Dunham Park, in *Cte shire, and had only arrived by the coach that day to are London. On his being told he was going t be committed so prison, he escaped from the bar, and was with dife Scully secured by lour or five men. Mr. Dibdin, the bohnageren the Theatre, attended, to give effect to the pr-ceedings, and to Wry on the prosecution. Gumoueee.—Yesterday Thomas Kanter was charged with embezzling several sums of money, the property of his employer, Mr. Brown, of Friday-street."rhe prosecutor deposed th;.t he was proprietor of the Sit %%Ken's Head Inn, and the prisoner was his porter.-e• The prisoner was remanded for a final examination. lasni-vestr Perrone' Couter.—Mr. Serjeant Row VINGTON yesterday decided, in a case where the' debtor's notice had been served on the accredited agent of a creditor, that it was good service, notwith standing the said notice did not reach the creditor.— Several cases were disposed of in the course of the day, but none of any interest. An unconiur• n degree of interest has been excited In the French Capital by the appearance of a work from the pen 01 the late French EMPEROR, entitled to 1..• Mee BUrtNAPARTE ; or, The Psivate Hours of Naeoerin from his e..thest years to the period of Lie re al ri.ige with the Arch-Duchess MARIA LOUISA." It appears to have been composed daring his resi dence in the Island of Edw. It has, in a few weeks, gone through five hditions. The following are among the latest arrivals at the if(ak Hotel, Dover it Sir Charts futon, Mr. Dickinson, Mr Young, Mr. Ken and family, Beaton Long. Esq. J. Neaine, Etti. Lord Dishy, Mr. Dian/L., Lord Algernon Vercy and suite, lord James Murray, Clad Jenisen Gunton, from London to Paris ; Captain Burgess and Lady,and (..apta , o Montgonfery, Ist Guards, from Brussels to London ; Hon. Captain Erskine, and Marvis of Queensberry and suite, Iran Paris to London; lady Mary Ross, on a tour; lAajor Barring•on,to Paris; Colonel Hunt, and General Blair and suite, to Lotman; Lord "i rimblestone and sake, Refit. L Farads and Miss Farrel', and Mr. Herman, from London to Paris; the , Hon. Frederick LamP and suite, from London to Munich; Mr. Williams and family, Llirenatit Harbe, with tin: aches, Mr. Ca binet°, with dispatChes, County.* of Sliattsbury anttsuite, and Dowager Marchioness of Donegal!, from Paris to London; Count Matron, with dispatches, and Mr. and Mrs. Grant and family, front London to Pans; Mr. Dt cker, Printer to the King of Prunta; Mr. and Mrs. Griffith, Robert Escort, Esq. and family, Mr. Chatkry, Mr. Vick (Messenger, with Dispatches), James Bell, Esq. .-- Sberwtll, Esq. and family, bin and Mrs, Higden, John Heathcote, Esq. Mr. Parkinson and family, from London to Paris ; Lord Valtetort, Rev. J. Long, Lord and Lady Rum en& and family, Sir John Sheley and Madly, :lief hostas Webb, front Paris to London i his Royal Highness the Hereditary Prince of Mecklanbetg, and suite; Janie* Flower, Esq. and Lady. front Brighton ; Mr. and Mrs. Cooks, lord Robert Fitzgerald and family, Mr. Clements and family, and CS• loud lai.gten, from Paris to London; ideutenant-Cabusi Adams (iv Winds), General Read, Mrs. anti Miss Read, Colo.; lid Brand (Loldstrt;on Guards), Mr. Row, J. Turner, Est ' Major Hager. from Landon to Paris J. Strut, Esq. and famni, front Hytt.e to Pans; Dr._ Day antifamily, Mr. Haired and family, Wan Ramsgate ; COMM' Brown, and Mr. Peel, toParis; Mr. Richards; Mr. Fralieine, R. Smith. Esq. M.P. and tinnily, Court Vienna* and fatuity, lady Handy, Mr. Bontheint, En sign Thornton, Satoh, Esq. and tastily, Sir Janus and Lady So tinge, Lady Erman' and stonily, Captain Bontheins Limit - Colonel Kelley. Lord Newport, tram Loudon to Paris ; Mr. and Mrs. Forbes, Mr. Pocock, Mr. Whateey and saintly. Miss Shut tlewor h, Bishop of Oasory and family, Mr. MGMorr is, Captain Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Lane, Mt. Parry, Captain Sankey, Captirn Howard Vyse, Mr. and MIL Clarke, Judge Daly and taut ly, emiusellor Barton and family, R. Villas and family, Ltd Debby and suite, General Bing and sults, Wpm MI. Percy, Hon. B. Stoplord, and Mr... Douglas, with dispatches. from Pails to Low dun; Lieut.-Colonel Eustace, of the Chasers Britanniques, from HI the ;GO:mud; Geo. Ma tthew, Big. and farolly,ortsm &nigh. isaipson ; and /dm. Williams and party, from iltwatisie. HORRIBLE C AtiSTROPEL The last packets which arrived at Brighton from Dieppe, bring an account of a most cruel outrage committed at the Hotel de Paris, kept by Mr. and Mrs. Petit, at Dieppe. Upwards of. f.irty guests slept at the Hotel de Paris on Monday night, can. sisti.-g of individuals of various nations. About five o'clock on Tuesday morning, a coachman belonging to the Inn establishment, in proceeding to his daily avocation, discovered the coach-office, &c. belonging to the house. open, and, fearing that a robbery had been committed, and knowing the room where his master slept, he instantly proceeded .to and rapped at the door, to communicate his suspicions to him. — The door was not shut, but on the jar. Find ng no answer returned to the noise he made, he entered the room, and there discovered his master and mistress dreadfully amt and wounded about the bead and face, in bed, and apparently lifeless, with an infant child between them unhurt, and wallowing in the blood of its parents I Horror-struck at the spectacle, he retreated, and presently alarmed the house, when Mr. and Mrs. Petit were found not to be dead, though speechless, but no hopes are entertained of their reco very. The wounds they received are supposed to have been inflicted in their sleep, by-some monster unknown, with the back part of an axe, which instru ment was found in the room. The blows were prin cipally received about the head and face, one having dashed out an eye of Mr. Petit, and otherwise dread slisfigured him. Mrs. Petit also received some severe hurts on the breast. Every possible means axe adopted for the discovery of the atrocious WreiCll, but none had been effectual when the packets sailed. — The departure of the vessels was pr o crastinated.seve. ral hours, in consequence of thi'i most melancholy event. Mr. Petit is well known and respected in Brighton. Wm have just heard (Friday afternoon), says the Brtskton Herald, that -both Petit and his wife have I died of their wounds, and that the black waiter has been apprehended on suspicion of being the perpetra tor of chase harible murders. He was found con cealed in the neighbourhood.—The untimely fate, of this worthy pair has caused a great sensation in dii town. Numbers of the inhabitants knew them, and no persons could enjoy greater respect. They were in the prime of life, and making rapid fortunes. erwmfm• William Wallace, of EmpinghaM, Lincolnshire, dropped down and expired instantly under his hell while ringing for Mr. Jrylit4 ALMANDP.R . S - weddinf on Tise,a.ty sennight. He had been a ringer nearl, arty years, and was the oldest of the Empingham set : he was some time since heard to say he was - opinion lie should die under his bell. The Coronet . Inquest returned a verdict—Died by the Visitatiyu 01 00D. Yesterday a Coroner's Inquest was held at the Gieencfmt Boy, in Tothill Fields, on the body J. Cows% driver of the covered cart of the Govern- Inrnt Stationary-Office, wbo, on waking the preceding morning, exclaimed to his wife, . 4 GOD bleu me, who ails my throat4l4.l4iminediately went into hysterjjk in which he continued two hours, When be expired• Verdict, died by the Visitation of GOD. A melancholy occurrence took place at Sontbaml ton, on the afternoon of Sunday last. A where' which was Conveying five young men, who were costumed to cross the water, to instruct the poor ci, dren of the Sunday School, in the village of Hythe, was upset by a sudden squall of wind Four,of them were saved by clinging to the side of the boat, whence they were rescued in about 20 minutes, by the eser tions of a boatman, whose attention was directed them by some perions on shore, who saw the acci dent. One of the young men, of the name of Bar som, and the boatman, of the name Gill, were fortunately drowned. Wednesday week a melancholy accident happened at Mr. Napier 's foundery atCamlachie, near Glasigot A promising young lad, only 15 years old, named James Gullies, got entangled in what is called the go. vernor of the engine, and, by its rapid motion, thrown under the crank : although not a moment was lost stopping the engine, his body was completely cut, two pieces ; one of his arms was torn from theshetil. der, and at another place his thighs'and legs - found shattered and mangled beyond all desatint even the very bones, strips of the flesh, were almost pulverized. • Saturday se'nnight. Mr. Compitaz, a Revenr Officer, in the Barony of Tulla, in the Count. Clare, proceeded from Gott, with a strong :let anent of the North Mayo Militia, to Loughrean the parish of Feacle, in that county, and having off a boat, which he brought with him, reached small island in the lake, and succeeded in taking still, head and worm, with mote than 2000 gal' of pot-ale, and a quantity of singlings ; the p.n.s and singlings were destroyed, and the vessels burnt, and the still, head, and worm brought in safety oat of the island but on the return of the boat in sehich Mr. CONSIDINIL and five of the soldiers were, it unrup innately upset, and three of the soldiers were droo— Cowounse and the two remaining soldiers nately reached the shore by swimming. Puotzust.—Thursday last a pitched battle fo guineas a side was fought by J. 111'Laughlia and , rune Cooper, both ballast-heavers, in a field behind Commercial-road. They are men of about stone weight, and equal size. During ten mum effectual blow was given by either till IslsLat received a well planted hit on the face, which him down, and nearly out of the ring ; having against the brandy bottle he was cut most sevl but fought, with great resolution, about ten rounds, when the other appeared much cal bruised about the head and face. About twent y ditional rounds followed of moat desperate fighrini almost every blow told. MALaughlin was vourite all the time, and was now considered beyon. a doubt to be the 'victor • but having clo-tls both fell, and neither could ingot up in tioseeintir weakness. The battle lasted three quartets hour, and both were so much injured, that a Sargent bled them on the spot.—A severe pugilistic eon took place on Wednesday se'amight, as Spaldi , a purse of ten guineas, between st bargeman eff i place, of the name of Brain, and . a banker af' Sulk, of the name of Novel; when after two hours . a half bard fighting, victory was decided in favovr &ekes. . , -- 7 • . . • ~ . • , . ' • ' . • . . ' „ • • • • • Mkt itAilidit, ottottit t. ' 771/t MAR . - 1., : .....,. t iP ; l 4: t o ,ca t t i i, kt. 61"li t l i ald. . 47g. bib to 57 Pri r7 % SMITHFIELD MARKET, ODTOSER L i iltin.lerland e 61.. O. tr. 4.0, lA, lie:f 4, 01 to S 4 0! 1 Veal' St 0.1 to 6$ itel is - A ood. ....oStotte Coal (2_____ . 7..... _______ Ellt VI ' -"•- - - HAY ANL) ti MAW, PER. LOAD. p a l t u r 670 -: beep and a g n o d S i g en 4d tlis 1 5 1 ,7% r 0 k -Cal i v i es Lately, a• Der..ylust an. Coenty Limerick, die I.a I. i • f 01 .it, • Meadow Hay .44 oil to SI us , Clover SL Os to 61 10 1 tenant-Colonel Pasii.s.r, of a datteteer. 6. 15 1 0 k -o P 4 : s g s e e d uo 5tra5 ..........._.......... _v 1. . ' - DPE.D. - tenWpArti AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. The 2,1 Pistant, at Deotford, in his 72d year, the Rev, p _ • • (By the Cava...) Cohn Milne, Recto . of Nc.rth Chapel, Susses. Evitong p rsark - Beef, oat stops Ss 01 to 4s 43 Veal Ss 44 t o 51 , 0 4 of the City of London Lying-it' Hospital, and Lectur er s e a Mutton - Ss osl 01,4. 4.1 , Purk 41 01 to Ss ed Old and New Churches, Deptford. Lamb 4. .0.1 to 5s 04. At K o seemills,lovseasess, eSth ',Trendier, Edward F e s s „ . y .s. -------- -.--- PRICE OF HOPS. Judg- or Dominica. NEW . EAGS. NEW POCKET:. Kent • 7 1 Oe CO 1 11 116 Kent . 61 Wto 91 9s - Susses 61 10* to 101 les Sussex •SI les to ol 0s SALE BY AUCTION. Esera • 101 Os to 111 Ila Farnham 001 O. to 00i 0. ----e POCKS OF HAY ANO STRAW YES VERUAY. ILINGDONt OF IItitLAND. ST. EAMES'S. NEVI iF" ,lAPiL. COUNTY OF MEATH. Hay :0 104 to 51 Os 011ra Hay 4e O. t ,, St Os 04 Straw 11 104 Od to 11 16s sid Stw II its , te in o+tel CAPI l'Al. F 11 40 .110 1 .0 ES I'ATE;, . MANORS, MAN•IVINS, FARM--, IVD LAMA RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers (per ' Osdinery Is l•'' to fs Od UPWARDS OF mum' THOUSAND IRISH A( mime) -es 84 ;1, 3, 0.1 Merket Calf K'. each. TO ISE SOLD BY AUC TION, Middling: lis 41 to Sls Gd. Log Ilona las to 161 By Mr. ROBINS, hhearlings, 30d to 44d. Latidi Skins, SAd to . ei 1. As the COMMERCIAL ROOMS, IMIII,IN, op i nv , t , - PRICE OF '1161.1.0W. the 115th, and Pal Deo, the 18th, January, 1610, at r . • 4., - , -is, St. James's Market 4, led I row; Tallow 71s Ile ii'Clolt. In .L.ote, 1 71* 0.1 ' Clare Market - 0. Chl 1 Yellow Ruesia 00 , 0 4 frHE VERY VALUABLE All• 1 HIGHT ; Whites-Lapel Metket 4. 14 I White aloes 67,, 0 4 1 IL. IMPROVAPLE FREEIIOI.I7 E. - i 1 i'E N , „ i :„ , i • per *tone of tflb .---- 1 Soap (lino in the FINE COUN TY or MEATH, Part iiv Wu 1 ' '' craves 15* 4 0J-Guod Dreg. POs Od a - u ej , e ;ji . • of DUBLIN. Price of Cendlee pe r Its 0.1-1%-loolda, ISs 6d. ; Comprising the cztenshre MANORS of DENG AN e it • , Yellow Soap, 86s-shlottkd; Inis'-Curd, tints-Palm, 104 s MAGOSSAN, MORNING TON, the 1..,,41„1ii a .%•,'. .' '• i s tia ego's' ,S e PRICE orLENtlivAt • IN I.E.AUENI4ALL-istREP. T. a the Manor of TRIM, with the Ancient CA:. 1 . 1. E, atal itul i l ' e Butts, 50 to 961bs 214 244 Calf Skim, 35 to 40lbs .221 744 !MOS and 1101ISES iti the Town of TRIM. , Ditto. SG .0 66lhs 244 254 Ditto 50 to 70Ibs 244 smi The PROPERTY of a ECIBLEMAN. ' Merchants Backs 19d 00.1 Ditto 70 . t0 80lbs 41.1 26d 'the ES TAPES contain - Dressing Hides • 164 .18d i Sutal Seals Greenland eed 004 MAIL TIGHT l' THOUSAND 11t1511 Or ACI I , . 0 '. - Fine C , acts Hides 38d ;41d 1 Large ditto, per doz. 13as 1905 TWELV I HOUSAND FIGHT HUN URED - 1:.:: al. , y COUNTRY MARKETS. ACRE 3, n Oxroao, Ocaomat 5.• -Price of a bushel of Wheat, 7e. Ids Of Ereelleot RICH MEADOW, PASTURE, and MIME,. Ike Quartern Liszt, and. . 1.41 0 1 D, (exclusive of • the Bog .Laitils, which are alleued te d : UIKKIDOIE, Oc r. 3.--s Wheat per load altlo 10s. to sell Os. different Tenants for Curt.) lel he Lands are in a good state of Cultivalisn, eke 1.4 i, L re Barley, per quarter 491 to 304. Oat. 25$ to Stu Beans Sls to As. Old Beaus 355 to 38$. Peas 411 to 445. Bible Farms and Lands for Atcomuneiettion, part with Elio, IS REsIDENCES, PLEASURE GROU Nati 6 &AL I. s•• . t COURSE OF EXCHANGE. • a-a" • FARM HOUSE 4, and suitable Butliiites-ot allale - r-'pe ' Paris I day's da. 23 :20 Liv. 1 , , Naples, ' ' 5 Sundry Cottages, Water Corn Mill, anal various . ''. zina. n ',. Ditto, 2 U 4. 21 40 I "" u " 1 ' - 63 ~ to most respectable Tenant!, on Leases :or Lives , i ki •e u r l • l ei l'ar n .ll of Isisurdeaul,do. 23 33 40 Eff Oporto, • . 6 ' are renewable, and the remainder to Tenants at Wilt, het Pis Madrid, L ublin, . • 1 4 Id C a d iz , 37 Effect. Cork, . • lli The present low Rental near SEVEN THOUSAND POUND i Pelt -ANNUM, Amsterdam 2 U 36 o B • Palermo, 1254 in ' i Ditto at sight, SS 6 1 .eg turn, os But the estiinrel precent Value Rotterdam, e.. i. 1 1 I 't U Genoa, 411 ELEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUND; Pa; Hambergh, 33 4 23UVettice,n. C. Liv.Plccok • ANNUM, ikons, 3S 5 2415 ineifective per!. am 23 20 Taking the Parts on Perpituity at their present Acted. re, ---- . The whole of these valtiVete Irma's.: are tat a fiet: ri:o- Ce ci f; :11, The very great importation of b ullion within the part &loins the Sea near Drogheda, and well situae-d .e .. z....: ng lass few mot.ths has consitlet ably exceeded that of felarkcet and eacellent Roads. May be Hewed by applying to Mr. Peter Allen, R‘ . l.l.'ors. rIY : treble die time for sertral years past-a further re- near Trim, where Particulars may i.e bail, and e v er y e e „,,..,.., imiwi cf the rice niay tiNsefore be expected.. g i ven , and Plans may be seen. ratiCuln, at the o'l , oil „I . &W , of The refractory proceedings t s : the seamen of the and the Post.olßee, Prim; thelifili at Droehela,Co' rk,ale:;;, 4'a North bids fair to be speedily Rot nn;co to. A let- terror:l; of J u ts h h i i e t rn l si 'a on ge,E..l.lhinialk; art Nieri;relteev...,o4ne e .seitqire, and Geo. Hateklitson, re I. ~.s..s 4. 41 ter of the 3J innant from Muth Shields iraf..ans us, I and Re'v's t that on that day the Mayor of Newcastle, elected to I and 9 1 1 1a j n ii i i' ; . tliC [ l, F a "% o st at "t e ir i f ) , ll . l l l e ; t a i:it al at th i e ir ,: -.°: '4 ' the his oftet t the day before, had assembled all the troops Hotel, Livs•rpoel ; collies , Lou, i Cstester ; Talbuto l' i l tr " ed,, of iii the neiKlaboin hood, .at the head of which were two T. G. Parr, Esq. Litchfield; of Thoma. 'V h atter, L e s . . , - 2- e e Itstreet, Leicester- fi ed•; it Garreway s e Culfee4late.' 'ea:. l etes General ij ... a was prepared to oppose force to fore ' s alley, Cornhlll ; atm Of hie. Rollins, Wara•kt-s•ree- (4.: • ing 4 necesaery o reduce the misguided mariners to sub- s 1 - 1 . .. - . - 1 . - (pare, .oui on, whet'. Mins of t-e t•str- Km .... ; . . hownission, and is jtist sense of duty. The seamen had -2 , -- . _.: Jr.A I.ltidatt; or, AItLI,MAJIC I.II7.F.NGES Of afill, jib, pleiggi - d . , ttrAmilinary leugtbs, such as levying T eASTik.f r ESNititerlAL.L.L.b.in., ...,:. ,gd. contributions on the pe410.3441ie shipping . interests. Menthe wind was fair! and ships desirous of pUtting ' aze altim°ll " l°P"‘"4""6"reelt dail. ceetling ages, their happy affects being equally swiss., cern: d in teA, from 450 to 4160 was frequently raised by p „,„,„„ s; so e t o.„„ly sa l utar y, t h at wi, I. ...,. ere. ..... 31. - n y, them in one day. Every seaman en board was requir- !lei Ves, EMI !Math 411.1 vigour to the enure leame, thee itreer• ed to pity to the CoMmittee los. and every ship from 11. 11 fal heat through ne • three pounds to five according to circumstances. the whole sy.tent, site exhiltrate :Sear:me spirit. In 'arch a manner, that they may fairly tie said us r..,:iese, The following are to be the only Stations at which nature; fiur those . diseass•socca.issuoil by dt. hitity,relstttioreera• the, ,,„ tratiun of strength, or want of Lose in the t ierveiteslecte, do Ilan rcivar ...ommands will be on the Peace Establish • are recommended with the utmost (simile's:e s astire 010 4 Vt . :nee ment, viz. able, safe and inf.dlihle. remedy that ever ha. been, or eerleo , Portsmouth-Admiral Sir E. Tliornborough, till the return of ever eau* discovered by the re' Milt.% s.f Ncalle!: ei-y azt 5.' lier. Lord Ezmuutli, in the flag ship Queen Charlotte, 110 guns. as a temporary stimulus, ur by irritation, but ti-; gradually es ato Plymouth-Adam:ll Sir John E. Dueinvottii, in the Impress- effectually strengthetting and renovating he c nistitteive, diem! 11Cci. wattle, IN on arrival from the Mediterratteen. the healthy action of. and imparting increased c reasy and ee Shverneno-Rear-Admiral Si: C. Rowley, in the Albion, 74, San- to every part of the human fraire ; they ret‘oe tilt ;anvil, tie until the Bulwark is repaireJ. biluated, nervous, and relaxed tit I nth ,rte., to ?wend rut see un' Cork-Rear-Admiral Sir B. HallowelL reel. health ; othenaevr.ion to earn ise, 10-s or ikprzeity dee.' Nrwroundland-IViee-Admiral Se. at. G. Keates, lu the New- Cite, arta pallid comrettanee indicate approachieg cot :vreee, tile d eastle,so, feting at Woolwich. the delicate fetea!e will be nestoresi to health and serey by* Halifax-icear•Admiral Gr.:filth, in the Leander,so, ditto. baojilo influence 01.0 " llirdiciite• Oty• lamaica-Reer-Adualral Douglas, in the Rurality, SO, me n At Motopelitr these Lozenges acquired a degree of :r'krl ueesinalled it I the amtals of medicine, and nsaryieteaes ose:est rneli at Chatham. e go. liarbadoes-Rear•Admizal Harvey, Antelope, SO, fitting. gone there‘from this cosi:my, attribute :heir rec.svery 1.0:2 town ' Febt•lndies-Rear- Admiral Sir 0. Ilueton, Coruwellia,74. this invaluable prepera fun than to any other tan 's- 0......•••• , :.. . Cape el Good Hope-'-itear-Admiral Sir G. Cockburn, in the Vripared by the k'rsiptietoe, J. P. Seddon, and sdIJ a:...1r4 ",„ '" Northumberland, 74. I Into Bernusda-Coninindore Evans. and retail by his Agent Mr. Gdford, 158, Strand, Loa:A boat-s, at 7s. rid eel. es i .e.h; ato by 1 eivison's, I, Parluers held- _._ Canadian Laker-Commodore Sir R. Hall, who will aak as wreet, Dublin, (Age.tts•tor Irelani); Who, Itinhrt 1 "'I I aval Commissioner. • and Culegate, Canterbury; Muaday aril Co. o:bed; Isl't were N lion ; •Th, per i o d o f si e rt. Krates's command will expire oq his .and Cp Chelmsford; Cruttwell, and hleyler' , , Ilse': En a return froth thence. 'mon &riser: Roancity.-0a Thursday evening M. Le . aid Co. Salisbury; 'Langston and Co ,si'' erbertie • -fuer-21, Chien, a French teacher,. was passing along ro prtvent imposition each Doe is eened by t! . 1 ! Vr' ljeir ., , , King- j E i xesce.; and mow Venders of heleti.irke it. the Kittir!oru. _ rens* street, Covent-garden, on his way home, when he ik,o..ls'iti.it Seddon ) en tin ig e.. own bau4 .waitiAll withuilt wa " • sty of thougllt he would regale himself with a pinch of. -9 " -7 ,,, .... etach. snuff While walking, he accerdingly pulled out his For 11•1 D. IGE LI S I ITtIN Zl 4?'N 11 A 1!:- ` 1 1 11 1 ( Bb IL ' IS H ro . 1 . 1 Dt i.s lIWI L11,01 ay, in silver box, and was proceeding to take a pinch, when f 'WIESE Pills long sin - ce L obtai i ned a just cele:er a . put a Gentleman stepped up, and begged the favour of .1- io the . priva:e pi:Klee pr the Propt‘ ter. Ale DIVA led a a grain or two, as he had lets his box at home ; and ' ,ing a the Frenchman, of course; liolitelY . complied with - Apothecary ; and from :'.car great turrets 111 01.1fif i'vii.' biliou. absurder., on numerous Patients of dittit.c,Aue‘a.).sin‘. allons the request. By this Gentleman stood a Lady or .cettqljtethjort'uyk.4-P(A)fG"EEII7RRNDI9,RSirthGe Elttgler:. I.a , :i iS lot-ale two, and after he had procured 'the pinch,' all the and 5L1.1., the %%woo:wens BULK LLEV, S.C . kx.. l. ""' I` burnt, . parties with obeisances separated. .M. Le Chien, :y out however, on= arriving home, discovered that he had suadeil tis offer theta to the Public, under al sanction of-their item.a. ___., re ret erY *llia lost his gold watch, gold chain, and gold seals, and .Ihey are !,aur a l to be an incomps:able re unfor- : bat he must have been adroid d .l d • ' the tone of i r espot e of them 'crudities, ta: st ,mach, for ettr.:. : ; ~.a gestiets, or is , i . • and their conserve's; dietr's:able eruciariut.• t!..1 LE. forte- A sew evenings since, as a gentleman was passing iwnad. doting the above,interviews knees. They remove habitual and tempier•ty •-• , '': 17,11 -""; through Cavendish-square, i 4 the dusk of the evenin • For ten he was, knocked-down by two men, and robbed of 11:9 of the redundant bile, 1 incueap:re,eat....t: ei: .ntemperate diet, of dunk n, ! l o ve c. h lt eall-adl y routing oa t il d:e :t se b .:r t :tio 9 n w of l7: t t l h ie ti bi a ls r ., g t is l i se it y l a ru re l3 : ll.4c:l , l : : : is Serenity to elear'a sallow con:Weston ; and lime, 4 rcr,Jet..", id ;fit. watch and gold 'seals. gentle operative, they prevent these I tneructisoss ri to 1.. eleven lodgiag, in King.street, Covetat-garden, ind the Yesterday morning, a Jew called at Mrs. Kelly's whickare so ueuhlesonte in 3 ___ A_ co u ntries , hut Illegal:tor ti.l. a poor hard- iii warm climates. On di:, :recount. they are tt vltt.i.b; 1 44.: lads no working wontatis and purchased thirty shillings worth rWateTtllnidilietiste l o n r ea m ci t n k c e L f h rt;l 6 l.::t l v th o o y . se. g 7:l4)antslOare ei rt:i." toghlia of old clothes-from her, for which he tendered i note, gentle its their il effect, that t lse L f may i 5 ...- 'ad...peel J. . I . • in '' . :l :h scot which he said was a 45 nottk of the Bank of Eng- &lieu land. She acting it dirty and crumpled, with several lb . . 1 way i .names written on it with red, and black ink, which - ••'..r 11• I CWros MR. USNIUN, APOI'IIECARY. divine 11' 1 1 : i n every ris, i nv ediszo.itiou ari•lrg trent 1 d.aoftizintlT A '^' 2 more gave it the appearance of being in circulation, did . m r osO nth ad, husband came home to breakfast; he discovered it TkuniscroN, mionsissx, ...., a• .., :i at and not hesitate to give him the change : but when her SIR-I have received so sue& lieu. lit front yeur P'7 ‘ . the t a ., who is well known about the streets, is supposed to thdeg ; was only a lath note for five pence. lhe offend er, , ling to you toy testimony to their:efficacy. 1 return ai AN I 11111.i0OS ALIA, that I led a 11:1.i•fac.ii.n in • ;r : 31 , : i4. beyond live near the Seven Dials, a o s l t ip er ai n . ...i d t . r, b • y y e s s e t v s e i t e a s l id a e t : 3 '7 k t:s u t t ee ; ni,t.threctoyacialTiaiuT:T J! :J 7 , dy -ft that be will be taken. and. hopes are entertained the ren o v ation of my health entirely to this Niethrun't ' S• ounds bunt the • of am Ihriebire country this season : his stud and itrougfr HUNTING.-”Mr. WARD'S fo b I. 4.i4.60f., dirat:ori 1:, diet. I have recommeteled it to many Info , _ w van ho t hkewise aeknoo ledge its virtues.--Your , ...ll' otirt a ' Sarum which were bo th so much invalided last year, are re • Sold by Mr. Butler, Chea 'L' a4l i'atio .• ; oh.r,..ortit.e • . ~ .,_e lt 1 goatee ported now to be in high condition. ardsa seamen, under the sporting fi rm of Messrs. HouaLoa lag s far l'he Bata hounds are to continue through this land, Ireland, Wah.s, fiat and W. owl of' glad Commas. fliOliwTklEa TO-MOR ROW A E 1.0:4E 0 ',_ nusitsf ' The &Nig : Mire pack tioi • their kemse4 kern Strum/ars to Psuieriflia have got as additional ex. ' • rice, Ste . in hetes at e tad. mid 11. •eseh Y En a g rd ia , lo l . .u s i w iaten t ; and ni C : yaPbteaili:as2llsalst imilfosa:t7l;:estsat:_tr;r:::l Morning . Afternoon - - - .N 'OW 42 !newt , . 3 azinuto3l:er_7.4,. -I.6 pu N b t I II: the Pr r i e n , te an d d bi t Eat:KJ; ete,4lT'l-ic-io4o4F.cLt.' Novg tent of country. Messrs. HANSURY have removed ........... -..- :