Star. — London, England, 1813-12-28 00:00:00

Hut* tboot. l lo34a ID.thr ve=rl: MO. uPbraid&o7. l 9loo . 7 Veellas are,the li , • pant not " Hate tikee4ol4 • • That lAA rev, or *a visit Wks • A titTle..4l ' • weft Ai* t :r , vat 7.1. -- the cause of dip:64491,4_ retAaV/.7004 but y5ii,,,,,,, 4 , soon afterw; . - • ~. in , _ . r at the scene,lequire . . *et. Ai - in that ; hOnse for many Team s Cm3sestrai y the ; er,.. however witlisig, hid it net in his po wer general wish. l'his mileasel the craii ;And the Trassetionefilaed whiMiieteleiriethilir skis* feel- Init iffiteh, on. former occasions, we have been wont tb observe on its reptesentation. . The Pantomime being the principal. osotte.Of at %faction, its stommencement of eotirtse (welted gewlial., pleasure. It is,,atove have ' "all y . staimirtalled. NOrkqiin Helier ' .or it:Amp frilie jajlin, -- sed wasproo - due _under the direction .of Mr. T. Dtastar. Me 1 piece coliKelfets with a Vie* of a grand entrance to Rau-se's Waterpalace, which is-forsped.by a splendid bridge: Beyond this is a wide expanse of.water, on .which the barges of Prince F,-co are.seen approach ing in great nismbers. They at length.arrive at the landing-place, and a notification of the cause of the vista is given,. The Prince . and his suite. attired in the costume of the Japanese Islands, then come on store, and they are shortly afterviards welcomed by , -Betio, who comes forth, numerously attended-by ser vants in appropriate dresses. , —The next scene is a pie turessque Japanese Hall ; thiiis succeeded by a Ban 41let J 3 4 40. the ,Tample,of 2104•, Where the meta- Morphoses take place, and in which the characters of,' the PiintolliiMe commence their active operations.— itzm this moment the usual inechinical changes and edit:tic tricks- of Harlequin and his felloW-lahourers: take Shear , date, and are continued with great spirit ", till the Harlequin and Columbine. which takes magnificent allegorical representation of lian!l9nY! 11. . _ _ ARC Al ID Mts. itokrai - ATf:: • $-. . : 41• 43 The Monument erected to the, Iwiafict of thin late Mr, and Mrs. BONA& in chislehuottatui&yard, is .. just mimeo :itis As f o llow:: ' • •- s TO TUE sll3lollf Oa' = i• THOMSON BISNAR L Esq. and ANNE,:bis•liTile, Who, after living a blessing to this Sllghbourheed, were cat of together In their chogibei by the hand of an Assassin, May the" is. The Parisbiaaers„.in Vestry assembled, have unae, nintously requested teat this testimony of sincere concern for ' such alms May be placed at the foot of the tomb under which their remains are dtielitod. • a Achas TO Tat MUCKY tat THOMSON BONAR, • Of Camden Place,inallis'Wish, Esq. aged •70; hpd of ANNE, (daughter of Andrew Thomson, of litoehaesrlinus ?AO Wikogelll64* • • Mordired in their Bel-chandisr,,breshemostic-Sawant t: on tike: bitty4rst of May, One Ihoesosid Eight I-kindred and Thir. , teen. Let not this melamboly pridtetthel• insulliciener of Virtues, even such as !IMO* emit; . sw poiaidai r and so mild), to shield them at its Midnight }oar monist Atrocitlei io ntnirstrons induce thitheilif, that Vines 1. thi oare 01: PROVIDtNCrIteIow Rather let k beireniesublicodi that aunty Wen ' I THE r, _~. i. illiroughout was natrtmely beautiful .e went off with, considerable eclat mechanical change was that of ins enor ; 'ha the Clown was swallowed, and - ,gorged. The Clown and a Mr. PACK, ipeared in the character of a black servant, were competitors is agility ; the latter is really quite an aktraordinary man. A.-Master Banstr,- whose first appearance was also announced last night, sung" the Death of Abercrombie," in which he was loadly and deservedly encored. His voice is sweet and strong, and his execution peculiarly skilful. Among other novelties introduced pas one in which, 4 Schoolmaster, whose sigis-board had been changed by the magic wand of Harlequin from the inscription a Academy, to that of School for vows Puppiet." directs a dog to perform a variety of evolu tions, such as discharging o pistol, laying himself in 'particular ,positions, and other axis of an extraordi. nary description for such &performer. Both the ani mal and his master met with thunders of applause. There were two other incidents which caused much merriment : a figure, dressed in French uni. form, and intended to represent BOOAPA KT 1, marched up and down with much pomp, before a file- of sal. diets ; by ,his side strutted a child, enveloped like , wise in regimentals, amino doubt quite as warlike as' ' hii - proto-type the Kin of Rome. The allusion was taught with great quickness, and was much applatt deli. This scene changed to a triumphal pillar, bearing banners, with the titles of the places where victories had been gained by British valour, and the arms of the Allies, which also met with a full weed of approbation. The P- -!-- - with- rat Reivird .• Sr. Tuostats'iOnT.--alie whole of the elections for the office of Conimon CounCilinen were finished in • One day, and with but One poll, which conantiet en the same. No such instaueo actors in our memory.. Wednesday; the Lord Provost and Magistrates of Edinburgh, votes the freedom of that City *to Sir Timm AS GRAHAM and the Earl °Mailroom, to be presented in Gold Boxis- Wednesday John Gardner, alias Graham, was, on his own confession convicted before the High Court of Justiciary, Edinburgh, and sentenced to banishment for life. = Sunday se'nnight, a young man, who usually ran messages for the gentlemen at Port Dundas, was found drowned in the Canal near that place. H ei was standing on his feet when found, and his hat was not fully beloW the water. Saturday morning, a little. girl, flamed- Wood, re siding in Short's-gardens, Wary-lame, during- the temporary absence of her mother, set. fire to bye cloaths with some lighted paper which she. was play. ing with, and was instantly enveloped in flames, and ' was so dreadfully burnt, that after langorshing bout two hours, she died in great agony,presenting a shock ing spectacle. , - There are now growing in the;gitden of Mr. John Green, in Havant, gooseberries fair and plump, and what is more remar k able, the tree bas not had the ,perishing rays of the sun foi sow time. Boxino.—ln. order to keep up thrininis riter4g, • a t. Glles's lad, of some pugilistic fame, named Bill day a countryman , a novice in the science met •pclaWday in, Holloway fields, to fi ght n pitched battle for iew :a sick. They fought fil i ty-one well contes rounds, in in hour and twenty-five minutes,- and were both i very fever. sufferers. The country man., whose name s Enlis t won the fight, but nei ther could walk. away., A few nights sines ilat'whei . le of the communion. late, to a large amount, belonging to the Parish ebinch of Grandborough; Warwickshire, was stolen, from the house of. Ma..CALLOWAY. -A kw days since. a very formidable attack was. made-upon a recruiting party, of the 43d regiment,. near Recision s in the county of Kerry, !reread* by' a numerous banditti of the peasantry of that, neigh. botwheodp in mimber exceeding upwards of . armed -with blunderbusses, pistols, scythes, and other weapons.' Their objett, it appears,, was the resole of myeral recruits, who had been eulisani arid bad receivedtheir bounty money, its which theyeifietually succeeded, after having fired serer/441ms, is which the Serjeant of the party wise badly wounded. _ Wednesday night last, a furfoutvmultitude, armed w ith pages. guns, and other-Weapons, assembled near Crossmolina, to rescue cattle impounded for rent. .It appears they also came -determined to murder a per-' an named Minicoy, A yeoman, to whose care and keeping the cattle were entrusted. After having fired Softie shots through the house, he rushed out, and firing through • the gang, without ball, hoped they' would disperse ; but perceiving them endeavouring to surround him, he loaded with hill, end again levelled, whin two of the party fell, mortally wounded. This had the effect of terrifying the rest, who made off is different directions. Apprehending no further danger, Mackey, in returning to his dwelling, was encountered brave of them, who struck him on the bead with a Frenth musket : with him he grappled, giving him Il l tVo or three stabs with a bayonet before he got dis engaged ; he, however, succeeded in forcing the Mus ket from him, which he brought safe to Crosicaolina. Pantomime was given out for repetition out a dissentient voice. : COVENT-GAIUMN.—Last night /dr. Cos IMY made his first appearance in the character of Norval, in /4 Hoisa's tragedy of Douglar. The natural haughti. tress bf his lower tones rendered him inaudible amidst the noise. of a Christmas audience, in all patts in which the ruling passion of Nofim4l-1 desire of mili -tory glory, or a proud self-confidence, were_ not pre dominant. For the expression of softer passions, he is, both from his voice and manner, unfit. Thus, , while the sce4e of Norval': quarrel with Glestalvent produced an excellent effect, the ldterviews of the• mother aad the see were stripped of all their attrac tion. Mr. Youtio, in Old Norval, having accommo 'dated his voice to the age of the character,. was also .laatrdible—his dumb shew was natural and expres-. gm To. the play succeeded a new Pantomiine,called " liseirriaandthe Swartz ; or use Bath of Beauty."— Few pantomimes of late; have even deserted descrip ' thous, except *I Nother.Gben " which wa; made up of a whimsical but intelligible story, and diversified with mnnerou's. laughable incidents. " The Bags 4 . Bowe has rather more of the old character of pantomime than some recent ones ; but it is yet a medley. though not a disagreeable one. Harkquine (BoLoonA), who appears first as a Hermit, receivesf his magical powers from Winifred, a fairy, (Mid WonostAn) and is introduced to .the court of tsa• Maxato Rolando (Neilson, an, afterwards wn), is distinguished by his obesity, and his courtiers 67 their noses, its the round bellies and long-heads Were ` in the two rival farces of last season. A second Har leiguin appears (ELLAR) who is commissioned. by Glow Glimmer, a fire-goblin. After a vast variety 1 of adventures at Bath, Bristol, Cheltenham, High • Sates and London, and many imminent dangers and d ,ludic-ous escapes, in the manner of pantomimes, the Hermit Harlequin is finally wedded to Zes, the colum bine, through the particular interposition of the Fairy, at the Well at St. Winifred. The tricks and transformations were pretty numerous, and some of them were tolerably amusing. The transforming . : the buts, pots, and barrels in the alehouse garden, into so many nrafchipg soldiers, was a diverting dis play of GRINIALVII powers. The chopping urtiar• lapin% in the oa t eldron, the nailing the separated -•• Guards, toejoici ~ . The wholtApacludes erkh i the . magnifi cent Tepaple of Winifred,wt ere Hitileium's wed ditigiikes . ph . ee, with atiplaiiiiiirtidiuieingstad net /Wort% ballediras Prey*, sung br Mstilo WlLuaswarto loudly Worecit Young Wllitain was jest nine years 'o4 ,' • A lad se bonny, blithe, and balk! • Free map to eight, to read and write, His mother used to rate and scold. The More she tryd, • • • Yong Willy cred, - . Atli this. answer while she riddle. al No scholar, see, " make ohne, • 44 So snake me a smart bile )414." • -- ,Young WPM then on board was sent,- Is school the stormy element; - ' • Ne leaned to reef, to climb, to Om, And soon a clever younkir gitiv ; • • Noir when on siitie; Enjoys themori'' The pleasures that Miens iseltieisk . 0 happy day, -3; • . • - • Does William mi. • - rot assule Isima quirt Iltife 1114 I *overture and mule were coietposett bre:, RARE, and some of it was apili illustrative_ At the cernehtsion, the God: and Oat iMr, in either gallery, (who are the leading 'tern on such' oecasienh) signitietalefr entire aPPra* bation those genuine choral shoats which convey the mind's meaning and the hearesJetilaition in. stantaneously, without the intervenOm an iatet-:' preter. PANTIVION Tltentre opened left night with lhe Traittlltts . or, Musig'a.,reatinetielle: turnedlo a .Burletta. B efore thp peTformence cam.' menced, an:Occasicinal patriotic - A d dress was deli vered by - Mr;PaiLLIPs, which wit* well received.— After $4 Rule Britannia" had been played by the- Band,'the curtain drew up, and. all.ihe Performers joined in the Chomp, .1 0 God save the.Xing." The audience, as uspal t accepted the national loyal tribute with great cordiality, standing up, uncovered, The exquisite songs in the Opera were introduced by lively recitative, which apparently gave satisfaction, as the efforts of the Company met with approbation. A Ballet Spectacle, gilled Britain's Aaes, concluded the arrangements of the evening. .In consequence of the unpleasant state of the weather, the House was but thinly attero' to :.a .; • ' ..• . •' I. ' t .1 4 T fe . 7 l " 1.1 6 i } . 4 i •la . f . A ISTI M°R 0 1 74 a 0 , eg , ' Crer . .dile, ior Arita oa held the )iim tivisY: at 42,‘ INoriblitlikeoi. ' • '- - ; ( : ~ ••i.. , 1 .... . , "Illitdott. fig sb P*dis PM f r Alollll t rite.4 6l date.* board, at lbeerorss j, re e 4 at_VPilaffo -Rivet ? Cviiii,''for 'the Fri iii; by WNW ' f f MiMilit ft Awi N g. A„„.„,i.tr44,.....,4.,, I h J 4 e I_, __.' i t *. ' l .,§ • : ..,,..• I :1 r.: :Jig: , , Bruiter t fee tbe Frankfori, la Pdottnsan . 3ta R sa. 'tertian tkrbeliiii i reealfitiat r io; logiliti4eo ` . ''.• Lire ; forttke !Mos, ataritibt,. go Ptalo:a11141 *5a14401 ,6 4, ; Norfolk-street. ftwier. ter the .C 1 1.4k.. . le, on .irediiiiehii, "ottiihoit.tivt be 'Prince, at Spitbead ; recated at 42, St. Maptittork:=ti h th. ; .C L AP.1”.4 1 4 ceata Akbarl for the MandaripeoF W At I .3, Bettli-eoitti,VenOlei- i at -••'• • •• - 'r-3., 11 4** Fietet abil tUW/r4s AO titat VAMP iteviktfthOlikiejaigarit 1_ ‘,f, • 4L ( '' ./T . 3' i 4 / 1 a T lr5":: • VA , 1,1,01 i, at Balterteo,Nfrs. Joeep 'pent/eft Of otatiglnee: Owthi I ith A t ig ss , ady?. of a dataghtor,-• • - - • 7* •:4 • . • • . • mitßikikr4,_ .: A ... Atliewealtie-apOn 7 Type,.on th F 434 !Slant, .thrtwasrortie Big. of 'Oren street; Cheastcle;-Londiti; - ht Agit Chine; of ' Dasikesek ftoziowsbabkit. . _ • - •• Monday., at 11inpouth, Qrford Gordon; Btiesi rry tg ain et:, r thud daqinw of lifroirna.thui ' of Mottos& . _. ;; • : - to: .4t Peneaidand tiouppe_, on the 10th inwant, lasi Mary taiotkeil, &tighter of Waiter' CiatibeG'Sq :Shawhidg. "At tfr Mapes of 113idOoasi on the 26tb ult. the tio6wk tahtbter Cl lariat; to hne, younrat ditiettor if tor. Alarottior *IR .44 41 r::. DIED. . • - % !OX ittAlkinit.: aiOithoidishant Ha%Vire - A:TWA B.*. ,R l orasorly of tie Council of the Wand of Jamaica. ao'Arnijitc, at the Parsooain, tioant, Ntrs. R. an•ol, 4 11 tbe Ws Alta, Dia - 41 Rtonatia, 31 years rot t,:r ut dog. Orl i. ... , . ~ . .-. • oigtistitii r eekisie Mai tfti &prof Lie 0 Witte, CNA. blettlailkis oer in tbs Mast India tfonspauy't Proton. • At Kibeelleva County at Limerick. *take Basztrit„ !..q Li • who,* deetke..olonel Vereker mceires an ailditiois to his ins ass of Z 2,000. per annum. • The Istb inst. at Lakeville, County of Cork, &rill ukey, IF ay. Attorney, late of Belroir, in the Co inty o! Carr, og Al si year-. friday se l naight, in Leinster-strett, Dublin, the kikbe Lion. Alexander Crookshank. .., . . . On ibe 12th inst. at Limetiok s tire'Rtv, •rhosnas Co'n1141) of tie Order of St. A yistbie, and Clergynion of Chanel tow Oka pi% Dublin. :' • SARACEN'S HEAD. *II. SNOW-I-111 .1., I.UNUOK . WILLFA'S MOUNTAIN #<' ••• • • - . 'Dila* Arlammodatia ter Travellers, good Oki; 'dim .' ' •• c - Liquors, and moderate Charges. 91r2llIfifitionsts, and Stabling for Six 'Waggons per Weeb - orakiesterat to any Carrier it might suit; from the C. .deneilon. • riE following POST COACHES, MA IL c..... 5, .c. .., out from 4= Saraceses Had luc, ---. t 0 .007;4 1112 •' 'EXETER, and TRURO New Postoach every Aforni.,s, ' ' opened bolt EXETER, Plymouth, Wiyminith, Dorchester, falmou t:, • Dartmouth, and Seashore New Post Coach, eieryidorning ' 4614911 '. ate o'Clock , with a Guard, thrrisigh Hooka, Aandolier, Sri& "M " poet, Blandford, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. . .nl- • /10STQN, Spalding, Patc;berrougli, Stilton, and Huntingdon new Royal Mail Coach, ;eta oitt every Evettiog. 7 -Coaclies Qua ilostcia to Spilsby, Louth, Grlinaby, and Hull. . LIVERPOOL Poet-Coach; tO csj 4 Blaides, sets out nary Morning, through Ltuderwartb, High Cross, Hinckley. Ashtr ays's., lamworth, Litchfield, Mocha:p a No r thamp rue , a. 4 Dunstable; arrives at Liverpool mat Alteration. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stem., and I.tch6rt!. Pest-Coach, called The Eipedltion, every Evening et Fite i o'Clock, to B. Brotherton's Sarac.4ol Head inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Guarded throughout. . . I BATH and BRISTOL. Flying Post-Cooches,thrfoghChippen ; ham, (Sine, and Marlborough, ever Afteinueo. arrive at life. 1 May's, the Greybompl Ino.Bath, and the,Londot; Tavern, The. mauirrett, Bristol, nett lauralogrvOolleholk to Wet o, Beide w ater,Tguistort, Le. .LEEbS new light Caach,caoibr tUivstbiefisiThoic6lajet ever y Morning a Figiet o'Clock; wades Four Insilles only, and gees n... • . _-_____,_ ~ rnarkably erg , with athellethedightlut. Paves theetigh Stant.. i POWER OP MUSIC.-...When YANIEWICAIARe WR191211111, ; ford, Newark. Rwford e Itinarater, and Fsrrytnidge, to tte ' ilest‘caake into this country, be lived at the West end Golden,Lion, Loe?.s, next say, at Noon. NotwitliktatAng the • of the town. One day, after ,ayin; several visits, be uncommon Itypetliigaigrif* coach, it it allowed to be the E:ost found himself a little out of his latitude, and called a afeemalk`ead complete Pa i ne Cuwet'extee on the No rth ' Waa l being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. hackney-coach,,wben this dialogue ensued ;- ILONDAL, Lancaster, Preston,Kirbf-Laultle. Belton, Owasso: (Shut*: d010r..) Where te, Sir 1 Charley, Ornwhitk, ate I. Gerson Pest Coaches; airy Alter. Tee.. litanse...osesaainiguatago ow -, home. moon al FWg o'Clusir,,Guardid. Ceschwee.' . Wm% sok, bist where? OLASQVC. titestt, Gretna-Green, Anitati, Durtifilts, ran. kr j ar; I fdriewm o. 4 l. e. 18004 of 4 'fain street b i e Missal& Thiehill, Sies4utter•Rl4, Commit, Kingswell, and "V"IlLierl?" oats 40 !RI roggfia , f il o ve .forgot h im ' an Pomp/ Soodatid,. - Camperdown Coach, Daily. Vat I shall do t' NORK, Newcindo. and Edinburgh new Coach, performed eseahres. (Grhth.) .- s , ,- .. . *Lk a Gaud *rowboat, seta out every Moredneat Half-kast ' yak'4ol IPs are $1 ore De* "1• 111 ; 1111 . 06 • 114 4=l So o'(lock, by we, of Newark, latford, Tatiana!, Darlingtm, alqi ii: . Northalleitosa, Dorf** Morpeth,. and Berarich. Passage= '• •Ildasic--.what's that to do Ishii Ile street ? tindlag themeless tiadgased hoar the inagehar lise jearney, may ' ree. -4110. eon' verres-you *all aeoss•thons a tatet).-v , at rest what that rissiglywa, and than prawalell without any ad la datl • i ditiotial Fare. 1. CLAIMS, the Black Sew Caney-street, York, Cseekeee. llikiiresh. :• : • - • 3 rank Caches to fluid eland, Hill, Scarborough, Whitby, gill r". Alt I.IN rs-kka l ib 111111.4411011)1.0 9 -Sr eet-110 1 1 1, you when p lum - w drive ame home..--Kb I - i ERTDOENORTId lama Walsall new Post Coach, way This it a 'fact. We tire. often. heard that 64 music Ems, . bath charms" to (10 , mats/' aster tthings; but this is, CARLISLE; Penrit h, and Whltehaven Tan k Coach, goes vill ' we believe, the f i vac doe a ktait ,„„ ing a hackney. hoe Hu g e s t 'sao and a Guard all the way. Passes through Bring% coachman where he ,was, tq set down.-Music, said ,Greatahrldge Richmond, Canaria, Boroughbride. Aberford, Doncaster, and Grandam (the nearest LLITMER i is one of the - fairest and most glorious g ifts ' wa y by.' ..miles). Sets out every Morning, and perforsta of Goo, to which Satan tin : bitter enen.y ; for it re. ' the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on 1 moves front the heart the freight of sorrows, and the the road by bushiest', or pleasure, have the pet uliar advantage of I that , t i ....n r seats being secured in the nest Coach. fascination of evil thoughts. , Those who love music - ECPER, and PARKGATE new fat Coach, Daily. • tra.gentle, and honest in ,their tempers. 44 I always 1 11C.1.1Psz, a new- Flying Poet Coal s to Yank, sgadout4 ,frrad, musics" he adds, and would sot ) , for a great Nsweaatlt. sad Edinburgh, carries Four Insides ossly, every ...- matter, be wittiontlbe.little skill which I possess in te ro o on, a t Three o'Clock, by way of Doncaster, Grantbaol. ?IA this art."-Mu.Vos Was fond o f music ; and reCOM-• ; Stamford. ! SUNDERLAND*, Stockton, thud Term, new Coach, ens/ mends playing on some instrument after dinner, or to adorning, to the George inn, tuderland. listen to another playing, ashelping digestion. M ANCHESTER , Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, W,lsal, ----- • -- - - - •-.;-. -.. lan I Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every Afternoon .-Guards... AVERAGE PRICE of COR N In ENGLAND and ,WAI.n.), SHRLWSBURY, Wellington, and Shillnal P.At-Coecti, eke • ban the returns ending the 186.41 f Detember, 1813. , Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Cluzk.- Guarded. Wheat. Rye. Barley . Oars. Beans. Pease . SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Pot Coach, idled this R.uckirr ' a. al. 1 I s. d. 11. el. 1 s. d. 1 s. d. 1 a. d. ; . s am ; evn i p dordes. . SC: 6 17 9 42 11 1877153 1 1 I i BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach , with a Girard, ..i. The ayeasge Price o SUgar, compined from the returns out every Afternoon, and reach.- Eirmit.gbam nett day at Noe% In the week ending the 224 of December, is 765. 114 . per Plume by Oxford, Enston, and Sill/moue, to the Saracto'sl . l ,. 4 RETURN-0i WilitAT an MARK-LACE, hem Dec. Isteet nee- In., Bull -street, Birmingham. Total 5,704 quarters.--Averags 70. 34.-15. Od Wi l ber I tARMINGHAM New Pon Coach (to carry 4 ins:dee on:li ' than last return. in One Day, through Stony Stratford, Lenslogtonoad Warwick; Rcruaiii or Ftov a from Dec. 1),• is Oes. t.7-,Tokat 10.9 40 , ; sets out every •rue..lay, Thursday, and Satutelay 7lluts:4, aud =tbs.-Average 595. 71(1.-04. 9t4. hightF, than last return. arrives at Bitininzham the same Event. g. • amrrHFIELD MARKET, ,DECETAER 27. eta STottlt of 8119. To SINE TYR •Salta. Coach, every Morning at Seven o'Clott, to the Bull ant Stu. ..,:• , Beef no cad to 6s 44 1 Veal is ad to Gs 6.1 Mytompte, Hull. Murton 5s 4d to 71 04 1 Pork 7s 6d to Si Out SUNBURY, Hampton and Tirickenliam, Trite a Week Beasts, about 1070 - Sheep sod Lambs, 9400. • • SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Almford.in4 Alum (nu' , PRICE OF HAY AND if I IN SMITHFIELD. rem Evening. 1 Meadow Hay 31 101 to 51 Oe Clover Rowell 01 os tO 01 Os Straw Public , that they wall not be beeount-t-. s t 41 lOs to 51 105 Friews wiLuAa ti ß e . Motortuist and Co.. rfaretfitily actide-I,tetl:.:t 11 105 to 11 165 • Parcels or Luggage, dec. of more than Five Founds Vette, U t. 4 NEWOATE ANDLEADENHALL MARKET. or damaged, unless entered as sochand paid for acsordlngly, la Beef,per stone, 4s 44 to 6s Oa. Veal Ss 94 to 71 44 the Saracen's Head inn, Snow-hill, London. • Mutt " ''' aa 94 tij aS "' P4.rk 7i 0 d 4) as ad , N. B. Passengers an&Parrlia hooked for the above Cottir:4l RAW HIDES. I at the New White Horse Cellar, Piccadilly. Beet Hellen mad Steers (per Ordinary a. 44. to 2s. 6d. stone) its. 44. to 3... ad. Market Calf 14s. 04. each. Midalinp, Se. Od. to Ss. 24. ' Eng. Horse 14s. Od. to tea. Od. Shea lligs r 60d. to 96d..r.-Lamb Skins Qod to. pod. PIUCE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKE'r. Bags. Pockets. Kent 61 Oa. to 91 Os Kent 85 89 to 121 6s Sussex 01 Oa to *AM ,Sussex al Os to 101 •01 Essex SI Os to 11l ap , Farnham 141 Os to 161 Cs 1 Plucks OF HAY AND STRAW. 3 T- wages. . . . WarIitCHAPIL, Hay 21. 1 its. to 41. 155..0d. Hay M. 189. tO 41. las Straw .11. tea. to 11. 160 Od. Clover M. 105. ti6l. 10$ ICE Skipi Marteit " CCIALIII—C oIIi !! " I"tji.E . 103 Newt:eat le 11 Sunderland Cinders I Stone Coal 6 5 004 2 6 4 : :: 3 9 d i1i t te 61 601: Li. HIGH w.tiyrint AT LONDON PRIDGE TO-NOILIOW: M0rning_........«...... • again* after it Alterosou.. . _ J. LONDON: p4j by 14vriArtivr, Picket Place; NW r them, awl ike ,/,‘ , . • . 0 111, . 4• 3 § • . • , . ; •• • , ,• a • • i .. • • , • • • • ' • .... ... % •-••• ". • • 1 • • . , baa j; estim iLy i t iii. rid • 141 • ' .j! .". 4 , .i . e , : . ::itrw.- / 1194.1 . 04:1111..e :-.6 1 / 4 911 , :, 4o '.E 72 orliir (ila - - .-4 L..... cl.- , _ .• ' • '°.: • ' - , Aritiiiiiiik " '.' :* IWO IrMIF7 ~ ! itis, ,tp,life. of THE PILQ4I,Iht - 4i,• .• • -..._• s . ..... '... . • v.; ~: —tailow.: l -. :411 i 1 •• ? . - .. • 7. - was • get The .- . Ask ye, PligAnt,' viltil 10 ? . - . o ,llll7l4=Thlli nsea ligp s ,.' . ; , , .. - antes of thliff(llll4.4l#44 . were successfully Why the teasqbeff genii Ai eft! • -, i a n au At, .l . •,•Ly .:. • - d by,Gatiiitileii to swallow a ' • why to Youths *sin) tins . ti thrice for the emu •,• Verrohlmii ' •• of eAkiptg immense suielmed is duet with an „ ..• . r . Grief &Nab EC ere aiyloii I s useiderned lost - 'bed t#! :1111PUliainOset.t. „ T h e , • . crusillitNi WISi Ml - 11Itititietia la ''' ' '.. • • i • I "•'''Lei tbe Mild biker tact '' 1 • " '''' ' for the ni 411tettdamost -memo 14r.5.0 1 kielAti 9*1114 . . fillt, its • . •;, ' t .`ul , 41 1 AANI sommailAsssos* 'I itsr. m 1! ~ ' . 4 . ::. .-. ted Trage4 44 G reif f 8 Bani O 4 midi A sfu BOP 4 1 111 11 2 ti l i t heirAuk !mt. of -; • -: i- vawn.wase irretcOlif _3 l • / •. ' ciao Paasominawcalistliiickairin liespreorgieso , pleisant absu . ••• • - • • r . ..... ..a. -0 , -, It I' i *Ad Ire' Let him toll Ton *hat be I -. • . . Jetida. • Tis dsersurscly little.or no annuton srps ctiaidllti: • Soonecet is cpsdiesbis to, Ilse - • . -•: she . .0.. ' : War elmv confusion pre • ; during, very tAiptay...f f is,*,. ~ A. ~ of.rnia wat•r. is ' . Ask Tel Piiithrsl4:llrfor ... . tifti sourcsir;tvound .was..asulittlie. . bst oduu s rer.s, of inurodted whit over - a - cifeade: the _ AweadVst pi ik 1 m t oss tbnositsksgesot dMligi At* biviiiveri eV Sithslutt- ..Ittlirf .A tlt . 1 4- :viiir °PAW te - . .The 'Mobs ri, ini itAai Intrioil Ptii, .' • • attentkvp. to 4110 'Rimini RIMPe ;... -1 4'WW40 1 4 ille can- :scene of the pillar of Europe is showl4tisternt. to Thus I *au thclollllllWat man / c . 149e of he .secondiactilvco4ectiog that the .Supper ',bring forward a prom:inn of both sexes NI ASe_ AZ- 'ace yoii-strta . estilYikisiat W+• scene had been omitted at the' end of ;hi firSt..,thfy tary unitoriNs, and -: Warm:* &lAN iniiritiecii*Wh the ; .'Host b es id e s s ettiseleil At*, ~ • assaged-dx ears of the performers with .lOn4 i rm kos, , names of the'oltief heroes,imuLafiAltrintipsd %tattles • • iv :: . Illitosaklins. woundis *kat am, and 'cries of ~ Off, off t" At leng th "Vii: R4ll l / 4 ,. &he fought .k 7 : t hit Europen : PowertallisAp t rii,vit Frame. • And mourns it in olawniity 1, •• . George larnwell of the night s adiance4, and laist This is succeeded by a repiiiielifitioff' XIN Rorie a. ow __a Inks • _ f_—_— __ alL... ........ .'a ' the cause of discontent : hoiminediatay - retires; . but Guards, as that edifice was illuminated on the' last rilloll2 none could have been hew* repined for an Oita soawinli TalT mow' That from them not alone, a; o vert al lijia:anaersullieringsatte ingeawity, t dant on a Dissolution in the lia.use I but of the lovers, H thati full of Honour and of Teeth e ' the bhxdop place irt, a .snag and ilziFeneratioe.ofibb fitio rtes. blew *or* lots cbilo4lagritte Oboes- die, fkyttuviskb Hos, the Hal 4.1121 vv. tivor be it ontitiee Award tamer toasts* Prayer " ni 'irwusgwo Aloe fervent Wish (to (rev - • • - etitres4 sok lb* whole fulii.le3). that they infest lemtelhe woad ; 4 . . Th e h est in k inn , 2td for the Survivors has been the mode its nr`` . I .•• I went; still may they'betihreved to think tbat it "wasp lff.uw ,, -Cats b y vv , Sberil after Lois b in Mercy, to those Whom they licibioa, and perhaps, as a sin- g nal Reward for such Vdtues at have litten rarely seta make 1010 appeared it • . ;' (