Star. — London, England, 1818-08-19 00:00:00

. . . . . . , . • . . . • . . . • . • I. THE F. VEN I NG STAR. • Tli MAJ. LONDON. go9d i t At 1 • 3 r AT NINE O'CLOCK NEXT TUESDAY MORE- brath • . ING, TWO 1/RIEES OF £30,000, TWO PRIZES OF , rese - 4 xs,ooe, Moo SOVEREIGN S , &c. WITH GOLD, CLA- Duke RET, PORT, 3IADF.IRA. ALL MUST DE DRAW.N . f Duly NEXT TUESDAY.—LOTTERY FINISLIES. CiLot WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1818. did 01% I'IIE FUNDS. . , lebra PRICE OF STOCKS Tilts DAT AT TWELVE o CLO:X : whici 1 ' Reduced 761 I—Cons. 75P—for Acc. 75fri Dula Si per Cents. 86i-4 per Cent. 95f1 of Ki . , +5 per Cent. Navyl(}l.l 105—Bonds 85 87 pre. ccss . il • , Omnium 3 disc.—Exchequer Bills 17 20 prem. Ml Public confidence has received so severe a shock, hono Th • that it will require considerable time before it is again panic re-established. Yesterday every possible endeavour Hess was made to rally the Stocks ; and at one time Con- Hanc li .. 1 IL sols were done at 7G; ; but the immense weight of Mi Stock thrown on the market soon reduced them la 4 -1 Alk Lord again, and they left off at 751. This morning they estab commenced at 75i, and at twelve o'clock had fallen, Co • to 75i. for h . . • We have received to-day Halifat Papers t 6 the Th turn( 49th of June, but they supply us with no local news f rom . . .of any importance. From some extracts which arc Th given from the Journals of the more Northern of rived h 1 . the United States, we are happy to observe, that in ley-sc that portion of the Union, the recent proceedings in Th 1 the South of the Army of the Republic are view- Earl • ed with a spirit of impartial reprobation, which tion, . Th • cannot fail to add considerable weight to the many in Ne • motives which exist for inclining the American Ere- Ric • cutive to do every thing which it can, in the way of down fair inquiry and reparation, to allay the ferment famil• • which has been raised in the public mind. new I The Argus of Frankfort, speaking of the trial, as Th it has been called, of Mr. Amettruwor, asks the fol- toted lowing, among other pertinent questions—" Why :hole not hang him without trial? Does his colour entitle w e him to any more respect than was paid to the Indian FOLE' Chiefs? If the Indians had taken Isescsos and famil GAINES, and hung them, would not the whole coun- ful PI try, from the Sabine to the Passamaquoddy, cry out FOLL for vengeance and the extermination of the cruel sa- n, • , t • %near Alluding next to the seizure of Pensacola, shire, on the ground of the shelter given to the Indians, it ful c; 1 asks—" Could one ship of war follow another into coron • a neutral port and take her? No, the neutral port hhears). i protects the enemy, if he can get into it. The na- all demen% tore of the protection may be a subject of diplomatic Th discussion, and if that is not satisfactory, War may now t - be declared." the sv I A Boston Paper states, that since the execution of was v AKRUTIINor, and particularly since the arrival of the burn ' hands express announcing the capture of Pensacola, the A I conferences between the Spanish and British Embas- ce i ve . i sies have become more frequent, and of longer dun- by tin tion, than heretofore. tiered YROM TRX HALIFAX JOURNAL. a one one tl " 1•01.1LIBUSGV, Jena 20. is writ • " Ginertrevw—The Americans will destroy the Fuhery in ~ Tr the Straits and oc the Labradore shore. They have left the wt 1,41 . i Banks,. where they were disappointed in their expectations of peny's success, aud upwards of 100 sail' have gone to the Straits, and if W m el g add h , are there to be fitted' for the Labradors. From accounts we Th l have received, there arc upwards of SOO sell of Await-an vessels at 10 1 bound to the Straits. If they are allowed to take cur flasks ward( ground, we shall not succeed in obtaining cargoes. and the fish. great lag sstabliskutent firm at Halifax will prove a losing concern. Jumn It will be necessary to inform the ships of war on the station sa f e 0 ~. that the Americans always go further to the North than they A i t' I • pa in search of them, and where our principal fishery is. dentll " Yours, &c. ( . 24mA) ' " JOUu LtLL" alarm IiOSTON, JULY it. Dr..lc / • It is our painrul task to inform our readers that of car t the woods have taken fire between Liverpool and were I ' I Port Mutson, and burnt from Hattst's Point to the wh ?sit ieb Western Head. Its ravages have been dreadful ; n allour eight buildings, four or five dwelling-Louses, and Forest worst of all, the crops of grain, grass, and potatoes, The p • together with an immense quantity el timber, have Part c which afford bi—. burnt. We have inserted some further details of military o perations against the Pindarree Power, which are Laken from the Asiatic 'Mirror of the der B most Abi I Ith of Fe- last, • bruary. They report many traits of skill and gal. Tucki h ch oary in the British troops. It is said, that a plan " Te te d . 1 • ha; been lately in agitation, for introducing the f i re 0( \ ' system of brevet rank into our Indian army. Lord three . liasrtNcs appears to have found so much difficulty cover in rewarding Officers of extraordinary merit, as they ofcasi 4 distinguished themselves on various occasions, that l u : d r r c , his Excellency consulted Sir Joitx Ma teorsi, as to was 0 the expediency of recommending the above measure the II 0 s to the Court of Directors at home. The result has Mc i " opt yet transpired. Although the practice of bestow- a fire • 5 ing brevet rank may be sometimes abused for the Cmm l II On ti sake of unworthy objects, we believe that its effects fro f m ' •.! are favourable, on the whole, to military enterprise hurt, aad emulatior.. lost li come i . I Sundt) , sennight the Duke and Duchess of Cris- was i 1 - • RUM arrived at Utrecht, and quitted on the follow- se'nni i li vr Monday. Their Royal Highnesses go through Fri 1 e • ehalia to Osnabruck, Deventer, and Hanover. Esq. ( • • His Royal Highness is attended by his domestic phy- niters man e end appears in excellent health. gram f . Boman •CLuses.--The three millions received toget I from Pram* to indemnify the British claimants for store, 'I their lodes throselt the ordinances of the French Go- beiq . vernment, will remain untouched till the next Session, l'he I P'l when ass "Icl of il,ppropriation is to be passed. covet i ( •• . . .i. ' THE QUEEN. The account of the QUEV.N yesterday was, • 'lei , lAJE4ry remains much the same, having passed* good night." At the dinner party given by the QUEEN, in cello of the Duke of 'Yonic's birth-day, there went ..Int, of the Royal Family, the PRINCE REGENT, lake Of YORK, the Duke and Duchess of KENT, the Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, the Duchess of 'iLoucEsien, and the Princess AUOUNTA. The QUEEN d not dine with them, but joined them at the dessert. Mcnday her MAJESTY gave another dinner, in ce lebration of the birth-day of the Duchess of KENT, which was attended by the PRINCE RF.OENT, the Ike and Duchess of YORK, the Duke and Duchess Es r, the Duchess of GLOUCESTER, and the Prin- AUGUSTA. 1 bration Monday night the Duke and Duchess of KENT honoured Vauxhall Gardens with their presence. The Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, accom panied by Prince WILL/AM and Prince FR - EDERICK of Hesse CAssEL, left town for Dover, on their way to Hanoier. They set off about nine o'clock. 'londay Mr. CHAD, who lately returned from Aix hapelle, set off again for that place, having taken Lord CAsrt.aotAoli 3 final orders as to his house and establisimient there. Countess Coweza left Melbourne House yesterday, her seat Passanger, Herts. The Marquis and Marchioness of L.4!f3DOWNR re turned, on Sunday, to their seat, Bowood Park, Wilts, a mar. The Earl and Countess or CRAVEN and family ar rived on Sunday at their house in Clarges-street, Berke a-square, from their seat, Hempstead Lodge, Berks. The Earl and Countess of Swim.: entertained the and Countess of C eaves, and a party Of distinc t, yesterday, at their house in Arlington street. The Dowager Countess of CORK has left her house New Burlington -street, on a tour. Richmond House, Whitehall, is about tolie pulled down and rebuilt. The Duchess and her interesting family have removed in consequer.ce to one of the . houses in Waterloo Place. The barracks at Shorncliff, hitherto temporary, are rendered permanent: bricks having been substi tuted for weather-boarding, as the exterior, and the whole are undergoing a thorough repair. Tednesday, the remains of the Hon. ANDREW _-AV passed through Hereford, to be interred in the family vault at Stoke, attended by a large and mourn procession of his tenantry, and those of EDWARD /LEY, Esq. of Stoke. The funeral of the Earl of sssDwlcu proceeded Town on Monday for Barneville, in Huntingdon shire, where the family vault is situated. The mourn . cavalcade consisted of pages on horseback, the coronet borne on a cushion, a plume of feathers, hearse and six horses, two mourning coaches and six, ' 1 decorated with heraldry, and a train of Gentle • carriages. The Grand Duke Moran., when at Drummond, the seat of Mr. BURREL DRUMMOND, was shown sword of Roamer BRUCE, which, tradition says, wielded by that hero at the battle of Bannock • burn. The sword is so heavy that it requires both hands of even a powerful man to lift it. Guar Guc.—ln a late Calcutta Paper, we per _ a description of the great gun which was taken the British in the fort of Agra, when it surren ied to Lord LAKE, in October 1803. It is called one thousand five hunelrad bras( pounder, and weighs thousand and forty-nine hundred. On the gun written the following in Persian characters: In the reign of Akhber Shah, made by &etul Persband, a,489 maunds." Value of the gun, as old brass at the ems pany's price, Sr. Its. 53,4 00 . Ditto, do. (if servicea ble,) 160,e00. Weight of shot (suitable) if made of Iron, lbs. 1,497 6oz. Uwe, ' made of marble, 947. The prize agents at Calcutta value the metal alone, 100,000 rupees. It was intended to have for warded it to England, and with that view it was, after labour, got down as far as the bank of the river , mma, but no beat could be founchsufficient for its conveyance to Calcutta. man in Oliver -street, New York, after impru ly drinking cold water, was seized with very alarming symptoms, from which he was relieved by John de Alton White, who dissolved half an ounce camphor in a gill of brandy; of this, three parts • made and given at intervals of three minutes, red soon gave the patient relief.—American Paper. Ir. KNIGIIT, of Worcestershire, has purchased the «ament given in tight of the Crown on Exmoor 'est, consisting of ten thousand acres, for £30,000. property is near Simond's-bath, and the greater of it is to be inclosed by a wall, in the centre of :h a handsome residence is to be built. The spot Cords great facilities for this purpose, and will, un the judicious plans in contemplation, become a t enviable possession. About eleven o'clock in the forenoon of Sunday • the house of Captain MATTHEW ROGERS, at ring Mill, in the county of Cornwall, was cHsco eared to he on fire ; and notwithstanding the imme and strenuous exertions of the inhabitants, the communicated to two adjoining houses, and all' were burned to the ground. The houses were covered with thatch ; and it is supposed the file was occasioned by a spark from the chimney falling on die roof, which the long continuance of dry weather rendered peculiarly Combustible : when the thatch once ignited there was no possibility of arresting flames, as there is no fire engine in the village. londay morning, between two and three o'clock, ire broke out at Captain Brett's, adjoining the tpany's Packet Office, Nova Scotia, Liverpool. the alarm being given, the servant girl leaped im one of the attic windows, and though much In, we are glad to state not seriously. Mrs. Brett her life, and was found shortly afterwards in the 'I corner of a room burnt to a cinder. Captain Brett' from home, having left Liverpool on Tuesday 'nnight, for Dublin. Friday se'nnight, the premises of Robert Russell, of Exeter, situate at Red Loft Estate, near Ho aten, consisting of the farm-house, barns, stables, granaries, and other offices, were consumed by fire, together with a large quantity of grain, in stock and tore, hay, &c. 'The fire was entirely accidental, 'ng occasioned by a defect in one of the chimilies. damage is estimated at about '../01k1. which is 'cred by insurance. NATAL INTELLIGENCE. • PENZANCE AUGUST 16. The French brig Frands,MsisoN, sailed for Rouen, last (torn St. Ives, where she was stranded, and has been repaired. FALMOUTIL AUGUST 16. Wind S. fresh breezes and tine weather.—Arrived the Lady Mary Pelham Packet, with mails from America, last from 'Halifax, in 2.5 days; and the Europe, HzauEnr, from Quebec, in 38 days, for or ders. Arrived off this Port the Albinia, NORTON, from Bombay in lft treeks--landed passengers here, and proceeded for London. PLYMOUTH, AUOUST 17. The Americ•i, Loan, from Havre to Boston, that put in here leaky, must unload to repair. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 18. Wind S.—Arrived his Majesty's ship HOPE, from a cruize. Arrived and sailed again, the James, YOUNG, for Aberdeen, with timber. DEAL, AUGUST 18. Wind S. light airs.—Sailed his Majesty's ships Ike- RIDA and PIONEER schooner, on a cruize to the Northward. Arrived the Polton, CARTER, from Ba tavia, last from Portsmouth, and remains. LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 17. Arrived the Penelope, Dovcm, from Quebec, sailed 4th July; on 19th July, in lat. 45..56 long. 53. 10. spoke the Louisa, of Plymouth, from Liverpool for Prince Edward's Island ; on 23th spoke the brig Ann,,of Teignmouth, fishing on the Banks; on the 2d of August, in lat. 52, 15. long. 24. spoke the brig Maria, CROWTHER, from this port for Newfoundland. LEITH. AUGUST 15. Arrived the Royal Bounty,Rmitiv,from Greenland. AUGUST 17. Captain BoswELL, Of the Eliza, arrived at Shields from Davi?s Straits, reports that he only saw five ships during the season, and that the Lee, —, of this port, had 11 fish. GRAVESEND, AVM'S? is. Arrived the Flora, Gibb, from Riga; krince of ()rang., Collins, front Rutter Sam; Johnson, lk.t, front Rooen; Tot neas, Daily, from Bayonne; Fame, 11 icher, and Reward, Lough, from Peteraburgh ; Sophia, —, from the Baltic ; John, Smith, from Grenada; Active, Rol.-rt>, froni Sailed the New Albion. LUs'oop, fur the Cape of Good Hope; Auguste Charlotte, —. fur Stratum!. • B.%NFF, AUGUST 9. _ . Captain Rimer. of the Tliad whale chip , of this port, just re turned front the Northern tkean Informs me, that Oil the 106 of May he was in lat. 80. 55. ab out eight miles from Spitsber gen, in twenty-two fathoms water. 'l'he sun was at a great al titude—there was scarcely any night—they could follow the glorious luminary, circling again and again round the heavens. The atmosphere at this time was very dear. Captain Mount. went to the topmast, and could see with a glass to the extent of between forty and fifty mils, as he supposes, across the Great Polar Ocean, which was much more open than when he was in lat. 81. last year. There were indeed large islands of few ice floating about; but he is sure the sea was navigable, without great difficulty, as fir as the eye could reach. But the ice vras running ashore, and accumulating in large masses, on the nor thern coast of Spitsbergen. Captain Hinter thinks the Expedi tion came too late, presuming that the opening he found would soon be closed; and, as far as he knows, it was then the only one westward of Spitzbergen. Indeed, it would undoubtedly appear, that the discovery ships have been obliged to abandon the attempt to navigate the sea between Greenland and Spits bergen. Captain RIDLEY says, that when he kft the Sea, there was an immense accumulation of Aid and flaw ice, stretching almost from shore to shore. Ife quitted the vicinity of Spitz bergen about the lith of May, and directed his course towards Greenland. About the middle of June, being in lat. 78. 120 miles from land, as nearly as he can judge, the weathiv very rainy, with a thick log, he spoke an Aberdeen lehale-Itshing ship, the master of which had seen the Discovery Ships on the 10th of June, in lat. 20. and went on board with his log-book. He. was informed by the Officers, that they had explored in every direction to the west of Spitzbergen fur a passage northward, I but could not get half a degree farther than they then were.— They were steering S.W. when ha seen. 'Whether they might not find it practicable to pass between Spitzbergen and Nora Zembla, is another question. Th,ir S.W. course would induce us to think that they did not intend trying it at that tinw. Prom all this, there is much apparent cans, for regret that the Expe dition did not set out sooner; as then they might h ave co a. t .d Spitzbergen, and entered the Polar Basin by the opening which Captain RILKAY found. CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON'. AUGUST is. SNIPS INTERCO INWAII,9B.—The fescue, Nelson, from Chris. tlana ; the Star. Harem and Richard, Denny, (roan Ilamburgh ; Prince of Orange, Collins. from Rotterdam ; Ann, Mustensen, from Norway ; Hercules, Goodall, from Riga ; Syren, Payne, from Oporto; and three ships containing corn. Oursaasra--The Hibernia, llionas, for Curacoa; Afatchless, Garrat, for Antwerp; Saxony, 11-cgh, and 'Marquis of Welling. ton, Gill, fur I lamtturgh ; Fox, VA, tar Ostend ; Merchant, litnlayson, and Iris, Zimmerman, fur Stettin ; Alfred, Wilson, for Palau; the Active, Ilarriugton, fur Quebec; Amphitrite, ltatouin, and Sumaphor, Creoeden. fur Rot.cn and the Ahnira, Farmer, for Conitautinople. DISTRIBVTION OP PIUZE-MONF.Y. Harannah anti Apollo, for FCranie ; Subtle, fur the Circle; and float, out of a Dividend from the Estate of Le Mesurier and Co. on the stScl inst. at 22, Clement'.-inn; and recalled every Tuesday and Thursday for Hum months. Bulwark, for the Elizabeth, and some spirits picked up by the Asp, oa board, the 25th Lost.; recalkti in Scotland-yard, Whitehall, for three months. SHIP LAUNCH IN THE EAST-INDTES. On the Bth of January the inhabitants of Cal cutta were gratified by the most magnificent spec tacle of the kind ever witnessed in that country. The first line-of-battle ship built on this river, was com mitted to the waves from the dock-yard of Messrs. KYDS and Co. at Kidderpore, amidst the acclama , dors of some th:usands of Europeans and natives, whom ctirrosity had assembled to view this beautiful and grand specimen of naval architecture. In hn nour of the Most Noble the Governor-General, she is named the Hastings. After the launch spacious rooms were opened in the dock-yard, for the accom modation of a very numerous and repectable assem bly of Ladies and Gentlemen, invited to partake of the tfffin provided by the Committee of Manage ment, at which the Vice-President presided. Many toasts applicable to the occasion were drank, and the l day passed in cheerful conviviality. The folbwing are the dimensions of the Hastings : _ _ Ft. In. Length nn the Gun Deck - 176 11 Breadth for measurement - 47 %abet' in tuns - 1705 o This ship carries on the lower gun-deck twenty-eight 32-pounders; on the main ditto, thirty IS-pounders; on the quarter-deck and fore-castle, eighteen I 2 pounders; and on the poop, six 42-pounders. Orders are gone down to the several Dock-yards, to repair and make a very considerable number of anchors for the ships of the line, and upwards of two hundred for frigates and va•.sels of a smaller force, as on a survey, there were not found a suiliciirnt 11U/fi ber of the established weight iu store. • Lord CocnkANa has actually sailed from B mlogne for South America, and taken his wile with him. He went in a vessel called the Ilose. BOULOGNE, AUGUST This place is now crowded to an uneal gree. On the PRINCE REGENT'? Bin Ball was given, tinder the ausp ices EDWARD SOMSREET, by the Lngli , sh tr The Theatre was engaged for the purr tenor was formed into a spacious sit° of a platform erected over the ph. Aboic attended. The spacious area wa.; ill chandeliers of cut glass and variegated Dancing commenced .t ten ric:ock While Cockade." Quadrilles, welt; e•, lowed. All the Officers of the Eiiti present. Every respectable inhabi,a:.t was invited. The tables r.-ere Lid ow taste, great judgment, and kfitlite c( could excel the magniEcence of the whi Nay felt it-cheerfulness and convivi throughout ; and one feeling of ham and good humour prevailed. The :iv:ern( break up till five o'clock. " The Herald , Rose" ushered in the Ft idav next is the day of St. Lillis, Wh mean to return the compliment. The parations are already going on. • Welresiay. the New Spa at Che 4aeitexl, and a general assembl age o f and visitors greeted the elegant Pump. extensive If and Promenades. The Dadra. who prudently cut then ding to theirdlogA, have - adopted still nomy in the article of linen. The A/ universally exploded as an incumbranc t Beau's complete dress suit of linen cone collar, a pair of broad teriabands, and cloth. The whole may be conveniently waistcoat podet ! A. Daddie is not com a white hat. 'fhe Performers of Drury Lane Tin ceived notice that the 'Dwane will open Len month. EscList' OPERA.—The Milo-L`7orna Boy has been revived at this Theatre wit success. The performance of the prit ters is excellent. NikS KELLY, as the excites the liveliest emotion, by the ton of her representation; and 'Ales•rs. B, T. P. Cooaz gave the greatest eTect u Oberio and ka/ig. The silly drollery a was very humorously given by Mr. I! niaterie with which he swig his Span irresistibly comic, and called forth a Some songs were well executed by M Mr. PEARMAN. The chorusses were spectably sung. This Piece has, on the got up in the best manner. Much of tin peals to be new, and is beautiful and im House ww. cloy-Jed. Bom-Mor.--What frequenter of the pais, does not know chat venerable fath ture n is so happily formed to represent Thi; nasal Autsrmteums, aim' having, committee of criticism, heard read the ynung author, frequently observed, "1 ,rifectiabm2; young man, one should " Then," said the poet, " yon tl rowsh your nom." A singular and ridiculous circums:ai a short time since, in Brittany, which being attended_ with unpleasant and I quinces. A Lady was travelling lately she was at Painbauf, Where, it is believ singularity of her hat and head-dress, she like the false Dauphin, who was lately t.• This report spread like wild-fire, and sh; le the false Dauphin, disguised as a w crowd soon collected to such an extent, I authorities could not restrain the people, to the inn where she WAS, and made a great The host came to her , and begged her fr to make her escape, for he could not an consequences. Ile procured her a ho; her out by a back door, and she was fourteen leagues to Nantes before she safety. She had hardly gone off bete: surrounded the house, and demanded tl phin, and it was not tall some time, a:1 difficulty, that they dispersed. The Gezelte of last night again annm pointment of Mr. Scuow to be Danish C mouth, and omits the addition which Wai affixed to the title of the King of DEnsi now styled King of DrxmArra, inter DENMARK and NOILWAY. Six Frenchmen were lately fined e10') mouth, for being taken with contraband certain limits of the British shore. In :II meat they were committed to jail. The followir.g is a literal copy of a w given by the clerk in a parish Chard! in " This as to gee nous, here's narra Sant Sunday ; keas why, measter is gwuing prczch !" Friday se'nniglet Cook Priv, an inlet village of Shabbingtcn, Bucks, was thy ; the town, pursuant to sentence passed t' list County Sessions, holden at .tylc. saulting the Rev. I'. LoxG, Vicar of th The man alluded to in the STAR of confessed that he was the mur.!erer cf the young woman who was found in ti short time since, near Te,tunkridge, I mitted to Maidstone ja;l, by the na:a he is by trade a c4rpeuter. At a General Nreeting hell at Car ir.st. of persons inta.ntei its the presp< berland and Counties adjacent, it we 1‘: 'diately to commence the formation e! tween the City of Carlisle aal the The estirmued expense is L.71.f (4. _ Row:No.—Two lAndsinen have unde wager of some amount, to row in cor from Westminster Bridge to Ridur.ond back again to Westminster, within hours. To be decidei the beginning of nest CnicEET.—The Cricket Match between elms Gentlemen of Egham against eleven of Cluntse;. was played on Monday last, on Englefield Grcva, and won by the former. Wit, MARK-LANS, AVOUST had but lktle doing this morning, when saks of x: Grhin were heavy, except fine English Wheat, wr:'.s fully sup;lorts Mondays prices. Oats sold but fin: i.iesh :ample/ waint.iiti'theii price:. r unexv,, t, r . th.daV • LOrd an ;" If) Ce.e , sr ri K to 'u t 'pr.,- rilurr i ed har;s. . cky WI:: 7.• h. ", • i . sk itish t.t cf nit ysia : cost, :•,, 14. "p rimier tr:a: scembly did 9 dof the It e,:id 1 when the j ;t4 he greatest Fs telteniram e ls of the residy.cs P•Ropm,arte: ts heir cods acres greata ecro 1 !hag iS nce. A model ons:sts only ( e l nd a blick . auf. 1 ay carried ;atilt omplet e y e i t k xt rheatre have re• si en on the 7th a rt II na cf th e b with e re , trz irincipal chu g . n the Blind BOA 4 force and tr t :k e BARTLEY ari C to the pans ci •of the rost.rw a s! 11.satcy. The :troop Say WAS a lively ascot r fir. lalAcf and C •e also very ra the whole, bare the scenery imposing. L e t Thee ter Fry. ether whom tt Sctrio Stun. ig, as one.of fte he coined.: of a "this es bad— Id write as he )11 must write— :mice took place h was very near I serious came. tly in Brittany; iered, from tire ie wassaid tote t at Itons she was said ts woman. Ilse t, that the city They came great clam:Jr. for Goes 7..,e answer ::7,1 took ; furced -ide !:e cutild be is fore the people the false Da:- and with grert nonnces L Conml at 1•:.- xas ert oae..L.!! NUAr fly ; ; read of King, tc 0') each at Ply. g. .).1; syiera deriralt CI 'lv!- , notice rece i in 1/evonsti.r inday here g to to 'habitant of loggr.d thr , ;:tels I on Ilin• at an f: ...• pl:ec. Saturda-, w:* L t 1.2 A 1. ..S :Ire of 'date:., en the iperi'y of ( 1CV.1 . :V;.: et a I , e• SulW.l ldeTte:Ctl. fr I :om mon w:terly tfi i.! ! !!.. art sra,c • of nest :nom:. between elms en of Chotse:. ngleFeld Green,