Star. — London, England, 1806-12-27 00:00:00

TBEA'niEs. .. .......6....6.. Ditirr•LAllll.At' I .11e l'raptlf Ctorge Barn ette/4in which Mr. H. &in Do' I. for th e 4 time, plat ed be young!lth ded hero, with much ere/41'144w Comic Pantomime, entitled, The Embalm., i or, Ildrkria Sefisos e , was brooght. MIL for the cute: tainmeat of the bplidsv frequenters,o" the theatre. gad the Gbott of ii ie celebrated Rich enndefcended to liaie Whitened e .e repretentaithirdf this•Spedacle, we c'en figthe io berfelver the fenfittions ft. mull halve excited in the foul of that Father of -Pantomime. For oprfolves we hen Moll lately afrert. that we never. witnetled any heterogeneous compound of this defcription to totally bereft of all interell, and of fo unmeaning and unin llgible a defeription: Innead of its being an Hat. eqoinade. fraught with whim, trick, deception, end utile, we were not &quitted with Harlegoin'iaElivity in above ewe leapt', gni with his amorous attentions Ind civilities to Cabral/se, more than four times, throughout the whole piece. The intervals were 61-, led up with fplendid proceffions, into which were in- ' , troduced camels and dromedaries in profofion i— thefit fort of eurrefroster. item to have taken hold of both theatres, ever fitice the memorable romance of 21:10 Beart4 biethey arc not the more commendable on that account, mit. is always meats to borrow (tom the invention of another. A new performer (a Mr. 1 - 1* ) was the Harlequin. ife is pained of the requifites for the charafter, agility and vivacity, bat Ise has little of that elegant difplay of whim and trample playfulnefs for which we look to a prefetrar of the Noah's. The Clow& ( Urcbii) by Mom r oats rb. y , . from the Royal Cirens. was given by that pet/miner with all the elk& of which the part itfelf was render ed ftifeeptible by the • auth,or. We have to' repeat dor remarks upon tionfenfe of this kind in general, that we deplore the (plendour, in fcenery and dreffes, thrown away upon Co All a trifle. - The mile by Smear, the leader of the band, does that Gentleman infinite credit. Mr. Otapou, as Ha pack, an enchanter, fung a fong In fine Attie, which brought down the unanimous applau(e of the audi. ence. The Hindi was crowded in eiery part. ansi the piece was announced for repetition amidit a molt sitroarious contention. Whether the itou or the Neu.. carried the quettion, we were-At a lots to determine. Corea T GARDEN.—The performances al lafl night were Rowe aid 'utter, and the Dried: of Arabia.— The part of ,Ratwo wan ably fultained by Mr. C. Karats, and Mils Sisities Juliet received confider. able applanfe. In fosne pa ages, however, the was by far too boifieriths far the gentle Juliet. In tile Soliloquy previous to fwallnwing the fleepy potion. We rentark particularly applies. the Holiday leas, however, who muttered in great force in the galle ries, were vociferous in their applatife, and, perhaps, Mifs Stalin prudently modulated her voice in order to gain it. Upon the whole we cannot help thinking that tbervis no companion between her Defilootona and her Juliet. The Froceffions in the Tragedy, and in the De fog* of Arabia, °ewe on and went el, with great ap plank. I On Chrlftmas-day their Majearres and the Pam. Drakes of Kiwi and CAMIIIIIOOI, *trended di• vine fervite at St. George's Chapel, accompanied by Ladies ELT, VirAtotallAVE and Maccids►sain ; Lords Rivets, and hhccxesvisus, Count Mese ta', Ike. and heard a fermon by Dr. Cooxsom from the eft Corinthians, 3d .chapter and Ilth Afterwards received the Sacrament from the Arch- Whop of C aaaaaa the evening their MA jamas Lad a concert in the Calle. The Annual Donation of tool. nn Chrilimas Eve was 111usd on Wednefday from the Chamberlain's Office to the Sheriffs, to purchafe prnvifinus and firing for the prifoners confined in the different goals of the metropolis. The Right Hon. C AIIIIOT, the Speaker, has beeh pleated to appoint •the Rev. Fatosarcx Baum, B. D. Student of Chriftchurch, Oxford, (eldeft fon of the Rev. Archdeacon 13 ), to be iaaplain of the Houfe of Commons, in the prefent Parliament. Te gd (Boffs) embarked yeßerday at Paddington for Liverpool, in the Canal . Barges. Yefterday morning the 9th and icth regimens. of foot proceeded from Dover to the Down* iu fmall craft, and embarked on board the to anfpor te, whith have for lone time been there for their reception to convey them to'lreland. The sd Light Battalion of the Royal German Legion, lately at Mallow, Ireland, marched on st!v• 22d infant to Tullamore, where they Ale to remain for Come time. The Yeomanry of Ireland are immediately to he put upon permanent duty, orders haring been, fent over to Lord H•aninoror, the Commander in Chief, for that purpofe, and a further order, that all Officers of the Line and Militia, abilot on leave, do join immediately, on pain of being calbiered. The Board of Trade have appointed tionc lAy next; at twelve o'clock, for a conference with the Sugar Refiners, Weil India Merchants, and Planners. A Deputy from each Body will confeqttently attend at their Lordfhips' Office in Whitehall. That fine building, the new Exchange of Liver- pool, bas been finilhed, and on Wednefilay !aft a grand entertainment Vltlf giVP to the workmen, 4cc. on the occafion. IMPRESS FARVICR its SCOTLAND.—The Judges of the Court of Exchequer in Section!, after a f.lemn argument from Conflict in a recent entice, have de dared the following to be the Law of Scotland on the fubjetl of Peels Warrants. tn. 7 hal an Impel; Warrant tepees no authority from sit Civil illagylniie ! but that they, and all other Officers, civil and tary, and :ill his Majetly's lieges, arc bound to aft and affilt in the execution thereof ; and that any hindrance or obflrutlion to the fervice, lenders the offender liable to exemplary punittiment. zd. That tbip's protations being merely an ex graiia in dulgence flora the Lords of the Admiralty, mull be reitrieted to fuch terms as they chute to attach to them ; and 3.11 y, That the moment a feaman is duly impreffed, he is as much in the fervice as it he was actually in a fhip of war; and that the Officers have a right nut only to place the impreffed feamen in any guard room, but alto to require the Civil Ma giltrate, or thofe ailing under his authority, to lodge them in any jail, nr ether place appropriated for the reception of petfons committed on cirkwarlapts. NAUTICAL MTEL L !CENCI. MAILS THIS DAY. Att. DUI. All. 1)011. I GOttelibilfgh ' 0 3 Wattrioxl I • Letters FTOIII the French coaß, of the ath continue to nate, that in all the ports to the Wee ward, the titmli exeelions ure Wing in the equip. talent of privateers dchiocd to capttne neutral Mips bound to Englint ports ; and that upwards of fixty of them were erpetted to put to fea in a few dais. LISBON CO NVOY. The Rorie, Ting c a, arrived at Southampton, twin Liana, parted from her tummy, the Ja 14A Ka frigate, on the zzd inn. twenty•four leagues front Beiliy; all well. MILFORD, DECEMBER 17. Arrived the Expedition, CAMP ENTSIL. from Lifton, for Ealmouth. The Deborah, RICHARDS, front Lot,• don, for Falmouth; And the Catharine* Rue, from Cork, for London, both lying in this harbour, were on Saturday fenr ight lan firock with lightning ; the Deborah initantly after the hock had five feet water in the hold ; and the Catharine funk. Happily no lives were 1011, as the, people of the Catharin e fw a in on (bore : the has been got up, and her cargo is now dif. charging, except part which was welled out. The lightning (truck her on her !larboard fide, and Rove out &acre! planks below her load water mark. • FALMOUTH, DECEMBER 24. . Arrived tire Printers Augufla Packet, Captain Sr. Ruavir; with Mails from Malta and Gibraltar, in ten days raffage from the latter place, and remain. with his hlajelles (hips Plantagenet, Blond, Lavinia, Fortunee, Rofario, Savage, Saracen, and Ahun elince, with the outward-bound Weft lndiaconvoys Endeavour hired armed brig, with it fleet of co.fters under convoy, bound to the wefivrard ; Plymouth Naval Tranfporr, Eliza and Cecilia hired armed Tenders, Sec.—Wind S. W. PORTSMWTH, DEC. 26. Arrived the Perfeveranee. Captain n from Sierra Leone. Wind S. W. . DEAL, DEC. 26. A feaman belonging to the Bus gun brig was this morning unfortunately drowned he was endea •nuring to fwim from the Beach to the boat, which was lying a little ditlance from the (bore at anchor. A fmall boat put off to his affiftance (as faun as the poor fellow %yes Peen to be exhaufted), bin he funk before the boat could reach km. Sailed the °Trait (loop, for Sheernefs; BUSTLIIL and Besrusit gun brigs on a cruize, off B ulngne. This morning a large American (hip was oblerved on (bore on the Goodwin Sanda,li•tving drove three about ten o'clock left night, and fired lignal guns, which were Peen by the Deal boatmen, who went off to her alEdance, and facceed ed in getting her, afloat this morning about eleven o'clock, and brought her Cafe into the De►cns. GREENOCK, DECEMBER 144. The Spanifit felucca, prize to the Minerva, M.Kiw- LAT, of Os port, WAS laden with indigo, cochinc4i, and fpice, and only a Spaniard and hemmer raved. Arrived the Wentworth, Swami', from Liverpool, at Newfoundland. ELSINEUR, DECEMBER a. Lifl of veffels which have patted from their anchors and cables, and received other damage, in this Road, in a gale, on Of ,aBth ulc, viz.: The Alb)on Kirke, of and for Hull, from •Memel, loft an• elms and cables, and drove to fea (arrived at Hull the s3d ins.) The Equity, of and for London, Peltier, from St. Pct crfturgh, chore to am, with lc& of amhom and cables, returned yefterday, without say particular damage; Ibe Eflwraore. of and for London, Liodfay, from Memel, Arlf , rd down below the Callit, 101 l Ms bowfpfit, one anchor, and cede; The Mary, of and for Hull, C=a, from Rip. drove Wow the Cultic, tuft t.oth hit anchor. and Labia, and the rtigiug much damage ; The Mercury, of and for Hull, Stlecth, from St. Rereriblargh, hdt larft bower ...chi,' and cable, drove to fey, and has bkorife fod'ered a deal of damage; The Lively, of Burlingtan, Bathe, from St. Peterfburgh for London, 101 l hie belt bower anchor and cable, alfo a hawfer,broke t h e ho r.l , and ed other damage; The Unity, of Newcaltle, liarrifon, from Riga to N..wcallie, ditto ; The flora, of Gottenhomh, Young, from Danislg to Grange mouth, Intl his matimatt,liowtpra. and one anchor and cable; CLt Mi tiara, of Hull, Stoke, from M-mel to London, loft hell bower and table, mint rigging, quarter-rails, ftancheuns, jib•bocen, and fundry other damages; The Two Brothers, gf 3,d for Dun& e, Cathrow, from Palau, loft anchors and eables, those to G a, and not ye• returned . The Amity, of Dmidee. Illswinci, from Clautzig in Newcaftle, 101 l anchors and calks, drove to :cu, as was put on shore at the Umtutlng Mill. hut got up again %submit any damage, and at prof nt in the Roads; The Geocge, of Dundee, Wat;on, from Pillau to ISlrkaldy, loft anchor, and cables ; The Thornton, of and for Hull, Jobb, from Memel, an away from both his anchors, on account of a large 114 falling a-board of him; The Bell, of and for Hull, Wnnd, from St. Peteriburgh, cut from anchors oil lecount of other fhlpn driving op.', hint; The Commercial Packet, of Liverpool, Hewfon, front Liehau to Liverpool. drove away to fu with loin of anchor, and returiwd the jc.th ult. with fume dantsgesend put into thin harbour to repair FROM LLOYDS LIST. CRAVIStPID, Dec. 36. —PAW by, the Romeo, La Bofquett. from Dolton ; Merrimack, Baker, from Seville ; Rnd the Cab:- d o ma, R , ,fque. tram Dantzi,..—Saihal the Hoftbung, J:rederlck• fan, for Corenhagan. ARRIVCD.—Off Dover, the Dr(deems', Wywefl, fr-tn Vir• ginir. At Portimoutk, Perfcver.ince, Wr,er , trom....lftica. At Southampton, Hope, Tacker. (torn Lifbon. At fool Falcon, Lodge, from Bolton. At Falmouth, Jafnn, De Jerfry, from Gi• braltar. Ac Liverpool, Matta, tiolhro k, from talloni and thr Sschcin, Harris, front Newfoundland. At I iflion, Swil, Ma u • Ding. from Newfoundland. At Gihralt.tr, Con., Conpc, front London. At Pillow, hagle, Brooke; and the Krt ne, Vault, loom London. The Faanr, CONWAY, from MIA for 14.ndon, was all well in Hol)head Bay on the tgitly inn. wait ing direElions from her convoy, the itriga iloop of war, when to get undo weigh. OiFORP, DEQEYIBER lo: Wednefday, the let day of Michaelmas Term, the RAT. JOHN MILLION and NATNANIeG Hu ?Arai Y, Lincoln College, and EDWARD Rs ?TON, of Magdalen College, Were admitted Millers of Arts. Hl' crok DAYIKS MOICAN, of Trinity College, Efq. vac ad• 'bitted Bachelor of Arts, Grand Compounder.— Mars. JOHN WATKINS, Of Magdalen Hall ; Ttio MAS WILLIAM TANNit, of Hertford College; Hamar Jswitsras, nt Magdalen College ; and JOHN I'Riax Bs. of Brafenole College, Were admitted Ba chelors of Arts. Mr. TIMOTHY Essex, Student in War, of Mag• claim H. 411, was admrtled Bachelor of Mufic. Monday latt Mr. WILLIAM EIiNRY Tut NLy, B. A. of Oriel Colege, was unanimoully elated Vinetian Scholar of Lew, in the mom of JOHN BARWIS, Birriller of Law, and Fellow of gteen's Collc'e, air) had completed ten years from the time of his elation. Comancartoor. —Toefday, at eleven o'cl,,clc, the Convocation met in the Jerufalem Chamber. The Archbifhop of Canterbury, attended by the !Mons of London, &Ulu], Euter s and Notwich, formed the Upper Hnufe. The Luwer Houfc ptefcnted their Prolocutor, the Dean of Weltruinner, who was in troduced by their Precentor, Archhilhop Pott, wittia Latin (peed). The Prolocutor then addieffed the Affembly, and delivered a molt elegant Latin ora tion, in which he took occafion to pay a prorer tri bute to the memory of the late Bifbop of St. Afiph, of whom he drew a molt lull and admirable pitTure. The Arehhifhnp next fignified to the L. teer Houle, that the Bifhops approved their eleeintt of Dr. Vin. eenr. An Addrefs to his Majefly wa s then prowled from the Convocation, which is to be prefeolef to the King by a Deputation, the next day his Majcfty comes to town. At the Chapel Rnyal, on Sunday lan, thirty one young men, from different diocefes, were ordained by the Biihnp of Exeter. His Grace the Archhifitop of CANTERBURY arrive.' yetierday at Lambeth Palace, from Windfor, when he had been to preach a Sermon on' the evening of Ch►iltmas Day before Their Majarru a:. There is a Sents Proverb which five—. Gin at Yule algae's troll and fnaw, Soon there'll be walling In the Ha'; Bet gin at Yuk the rain &aid fa', 'l ben the poor will gang to the we'. The meaning of which ie that the rich who live in rooms well carpeted, well heated with let coal, aerl who keep theinfelvee wrapped pp in fur, earn it en dote cold, and that the poor, eths.) are ill do 1e I, cannot bear we. The Gala given by the gallant Members of the Bath Harmonic I=ociety to their fair friends on Fri. day evening, at the Lower Rooms, was cond.:tied I with the talte that has always charatfterifed thole en• tertainmentr. and prnducld the natal gratification to 1 the brilliant female circle which attended h. According to rumnur in the circles of faihi-n. the Duke of Artorts (At indent in Edinburgh), is our the eve of matt t r irtny. There is now in the lawn before Sir ABRAHAM H u MIA Houle, a white thorn, in frill blofiom, and blooming with all the flagrance ri May. Such a circumflance is not in the recolleCtion of the tddeft inhabitant in that neighbournnod. ' Yellerday Lord Vilcount Must've, entertained the following company. and a few other friends to dinner, at his bottle in Park lane :—the Marquis and ?vlarchionefs of STA/FOND, the Earl of CAR LIJLP, Lord GRANVILLS LLVIRSON Gowta, and Mr. HOWARD. Tt.e Duke of Culver errs. and fuite arrived nu Tnefday evening at Trinity Lodge, Cambridge, on a vifit to the Rev. Dr. MARRA!, the Mafter, when the whole Society were invited to meet his Royal High ! nets at a very elegant dinner. On WednrfJay, being Commemoration day at Trinity College, his Royal Highnefsdinod in the Cullege Hall, where there wes nearly po perfrms. Lord HOLLAND had a large party of friends on Chrillosas Dag at Holland.houfe; among thofe pre. fent were Lord• Howie', Lord H. Parry, Lord Moartvrt,. Lord L. Cowrie, and Mr. Hoaxes. Yellerday a Naval Officer undertook, for a waver of tea guineas, to (Vim a very fine m.•dcl of a (hip, ,with fails fey, averts the Serpen•ine in Hyde Park, in feven minutes. A number of genteel IpeCtat its attended the aquatic exploit, and the breeze being rather Strong, the little' veTel failed in the moil pleafant and regular manner acrofs, in about five minute.. _ _ ...... . A few mornings finee a young man, who is gene rally known by the name of Harry the Porter, nailed from the port by the Swan at Weilmintler Bridge, Winn along the three Bridges in thirty minutes. He ' ran along WettruintlPr Bridge, then turned down' . Pedlar's Acre by Cuper's Bridge, down the Broad Wall, and along 13Iackfriars Bridge, along Upper Thamesfireet, and along Ludon Bridge, to the Tumble down Dick at the font of London Bridge. The time allotted was thirty minutes ; he performed it in twenty feven minutes and a half, and woo all the bet. with great apparent eafe. A Shropfhire man, of the name of Glanville, who was formerly hofiler at an inn at Horinfl mw, Owed yefierday morning for a wager of So guirers to go 541 miles in 30 hours.—The ground fixed on fur this extraordinary attempt, is, we underttand, from the lath mile Rune on the Bath road to the 85th, and back to the ,4th. Tire pedentian flatted with odds againfl the performance, which is four macs and three quarters an how, without tioppage.s. Yeßerday Mr. NFvILLt, of Harley greet, was thrown from hi. hod; which tank fright near Grofvenor.pte, in Hyde Park, but t rtanately efcaped with a cnntulion on the left tide of his face. An Inquifition was taken nn Wednefday at Bin. field Grove, near Sunning-14H, en the body of Mils Supple, a young Lady, 25 y!ais of age, who was Ihot by a young man, incantionfly emoting himfelf with a loaded gun. The decealc:i. who was on a vilit at the honle of a friend, where the accident bEtel her, was at needle work, in a parlour adjoining a kitchen, when fire-arms were kept. Two young gentlemen, who were belonping to the /lenge, took a loaded piece -off a rack, and one or them jecolely pointed it at the deceated, when by forte meant it went off, and mortally wounded licr.—Verdia, Ac cidental Death. 1 M a= ELECTION MISERIES. Getting a perron to prop le von a Candidat:, who is not kn.twn to any 'y pl .ue. Going to the littfli! , :.s wi:!: a -..cry fine Speech in yntir head, nut a ward of which can be heard for huffing and hating. Being loudly app:4 , lded be a mob of 500 pertnnf, who have not i voe imnng them. Entering a public hnnfe !r) csnvare, and finding the Cnrnpany di inkinz e-nfttrAn to ynu. Lot king into the NewfraperA fi,r the excellent chs raeter you tent of ynnTrell, And difeoveling it penc‘d b:twcen twn,l,,itery pntis. Employirg a pre y we %rite a fang frr one of vier dinner,, and findinethat none of the company tan flog. Counting exatily hoar many will form a mlinri , a in your Civ(iiir. and, 'lron inquiry, told they are all engaged to a Candida-e you never expeBed. Muting your friends you have too much relief} for their independent attachment to he at any ex pence, and finding that they will do nothing wilh' out it. Profetii an (Id and intimate acquaintance with many of otir confl:tuents, and not able to recollect their names or perfons. - Alking a voter to giv. yon a 'plumper, and, being threatened with a blade eye in return. Being required to (helve wirat you mean by you* Ai:llion., 'and hAving nobody at band to belp yda out with a reply. Going up to a wall to admire one or 'nor while the mob come np and cover it with mai. • A ceding year antAgnitill of railing the price of ,nou fi ins, and he intifling that you (hall eat your words. Employing a pas fon to prompt you M yourrpeeches, who is called away the moment you begin. Haring your advertifements drawn op by a frkrd. who, when you lofe your elation, (wears you mu& hate altered them. ~r Iti4 1' MonTine.—Ye flerday all the inhabitants ref eling in the low fireets in the vicinity of the river Thames, were thrown into the gresteft conticreation by the • remarkable High Tide: about half pan two o'clock in the afternoon, when the water was in its *nate* nese of elevation, the leveret fewers being filled with he (tram current which rufhed into them, born in leveret places, filling the different cellars, sad here rooms and other places, which were under the level of the fireets, with water. The prefure of the torrent, in fume places, was fo intlantaneons, that the kitchens. he. were filled in embolic, fearcely affording thole below time to make a precipitate retreat. Several • coal cellar., potaroe warehoufes, and others along the River, by the Green Bar k, Tooley•ftreet, he. he. were filled to the t•.p. In Tooley-Ilreet, a boat could ' fail, although it was confiderably higher than the, filial' lanes which led to the watellide. The inhabi t tilts were forced to quit their. ( hops on the grottnclp and leek (better in the firlt fl oor,, leaving their pro perry to the chance mercy of the water. Scotland. Yard appeared like a Lake the fenetnels Rood at their boxes above their wane in water.. From Charing Croft to the end of Downing-freer. every cellar aid area were filled, the fires eztinguilhed, and the chairs (bating about. The return ct the tide cleared the fireets, he. of water : but it left fufficient employment to the fervants for the remainder of the day. Lord Mstantrews's, Lord WHyrwoarm's, and the Dust of Fire's hoofer., alto the Soling Honk at the Hotfe Gitardr, were among thole which coffered mot. On Sattirday mornir.g tall, about ten o'clock, a moßviolent nom of wind; accompanied by 'thunder, liglrtcing, and hail, came on at• and in the neigh. bourbood of Alnwick. The hailliones, which, were driven by the grid with uoconserrn force, confilled of pieces of complete ice, three marten. of an inch lqtrare. Vet y great damage war &me to the windows and glafs work in the town of Alnwielt and at Swan.field, Mr. Selby had not fewer than a Cio fquares of glair broken to hiverein the well from of his hoofs, and in the ail cry and peach.hoofe. Other Gentle. men in the neighbourhood retained fibrilar In Liverpool b. tweet) twelve and one o'clock. the wind was to tremendous as if. blow down a oew•builj houfe in Nile street, unroof leveret hoafes, and upfet a boat in the River, in which were three men re turning from a vcffel lying at the Rock, who were all drowned. The fame day, the river Stinchar i at the town of Ballantrae, Scotland, role to a prndigiuosiseight, and overflowing the highway, for near twollundred yards at the tooth end of the bridge, prefented a teens of the mull dittrefiing nature ever feen there. About eleven o'clock, A t M. while the pih Troop of the sit Royal 'Dragoons, oil their route from Hamilton to Ireland, attempted to pale the waters, five of the bodes, with their riders, were bone down by the siolent rapidity of the current. Accoutred as the men and hides were, and encumbered with large heavy military cloaks, already (stunted with the rainy, it was a cnnfitlerable time before the men get themlelves difengaged from their horfes, and during rhat interval, were feen frequently rolling over and user one another, Ilruggling for etilience in the rag. ing and mercilefs element. The inhabitants of sal. lantrae, ever ready and allive in the saute Of huma nity, exerted thernfelves in a manner that calls for t:.e thanks of the country, for wi hoot their affiflance, five' brave men, with their hortes, had inevitably pe tilled. At the :ilk of their lives, they plunged into the waters, and happily flicceeded in btingi3g four of the unlottlinste men late to the Wore ; the filth poor fellow mon providentially got on his feet, on a high .7r bottom, 'so yard. below the toad, and Anod In re than twenty tni , iutei in the water up to the Ilent.!ch, until twat was brought from the town, when he.was picl td opt , / f.or BAllantrae lad', and 1:115 relcued our of a d , retilous lizoation. horn which he could hot n- hors of crape, as the waters were !till continuing to rilo every minute. In the general confulion at.,l i trefs, the fpeftators; by the power r.t lyn,pa.l,y, were du lualified for making accurate olrier vationsr , t ever y pat ticular, and a doubt prevails, that there is r.ne man and a honk gone down to tile no more. The re.,r °I the tronp, (who as set had not time to croft over) on perceiving the I fate of their CrTlll , Aniol est back into the town, v. here they rental' e,i until nine o'clock at night ; when they got all fate :y over. i7g ~► -