Star. — London, England, 1829-02-04 00:00:00

A directions to bayonet hint if he did Dot keep up with his company. . Duffing the heat of action; am) in the Rush of victory, the mind could not dwell on the passing scene; but stsh.fi we !sad time to bre4the and to look around es, the sight wa% inkleed a melancholy one. notwithstanding the troplits with which we were .attounded. Qn passing over the ground where the :4tls and picquets hari been engaged, the carnage was alreadlul..' and the wounds if nkied by the swords of the enemy's cavalry were such as I could have no conception . of. This was ••• the only time fever saw heads fairly cut off. Such a Idling could not be done by our cavalry swords in their u4al state, for hos ever good the material may be, the constebt drawing in Sod not of an iron scabbard soon blubts itie edge; *hetess those of the native horsemen, thougfi eldom of such good stuff as ours, by never brill drawn except for use, or for the purpose of being ciiiited; me capable of inflicting a wound of 'ten times the depth, particularly when applied is the thawing . manner usually practiced by the Indian Swordsmen. THE 143VENiNG-ST-A'R. LON DON. WEDNESD4Y, FEBRUARY 4, 1829 PRICR OF STOCKS • Sank Stock 212 5 pet : C442.4totl- sot 4.e per Gies. SYS S, , Se per emit. 11/116 Sri .„ , , Se Vlei ' 4 pet Ct. New, Wei 4 per Colt. 11 , 1224-104 Icing *kW I• 14 itieNtliebtk • • t FOUR O'CLOCK. 'Gals Bonds 0 6 Mesa $l. &yeti osi pb Anmitirs sat New Ukto iatiouo Udifig.llll4,67 . 6 . 115ao Ditto 0 S tan and Moo Dim 67 II India for Ate. ILISI Cousuis fiF Acct. 04 FOR lilll N PUN DS. TWO OVI.oi:K. Brazilian Ms. 50. 63b Mos. Ma i l 9211,6 p Ct. 50 1)e. Aor . 6.11 b b b Do Acct. 30 in 30 t ~......N.m ski. 6 per Ct. Poring. ilds. SpC. Sot i 1)...114.16.1..16v4. It/ ' 'Do /tett. 511 50 10 19.. Acct. 19e 19j Spanish lids 5 p'o.ll‘ 9 1.1 sorb 141.. 3 vet. 04 Do Aoct 11111T1911 AND FORKI6I4 SHARKS. TWO O'CLOCK. Gomm. PAIR. A ito M?aicao 100 100 10 - pulAstes 300 300 375 Colombian 100 27 11 10 400 330 tte sp 191 1116 113Ipu x Alva United Mealu• . , • At this moment 'us crisis, when the measures which bis Maj-sty's Government base determined upon pith respect to the laws affecting . Rumen Catbo.ie subjects are unknosin, our Readers will not ezpect us to follow the ez.ample of our cotempotatits, in hue Iding opinions approving or condemning the c-Urie which ii is assailed is tsv be adopted. We, . sh.ll thesefore urfrain from making any telnarks 011 • the subject until we are in possession of more facts • but ettiefed, as we firmly are, to the o)6'o6A:ion as by . - law eithlistied in Chusch and State, and at the sane' time firmly bet eying that his blisrity's Ministers ail, tv.t propose to Paoli:meat Any wee — said Vribieli may affect its itability. we have the inner Confident es rec•atiln; that. ph gie•pf tatesstre may .liatre been. de - cided..n i teu, svi:l he. found sell tAlculateld . ti appease the (clings of all isattiel upon ab i . g iittated 4 semis,, without justifying - the alarm whieb many sensible_ pftsons, in all ranks of lffir, Appear 29 feel on the peseta occasion, , The Pais Pape.' t f Sunday wi•re received last night, the cootents . of which' are not rf muck importiner. T le tun additional Vice-Plesidents were clros n at the • S rings of the Chamber of Deputies on Saturday, as sere two Secretaries. The Chamber will not proceed to Any business - until the President is nominated. *and the rani , us' elections over. The Messager des Chant bees contains snme,obseriations on ,Ahe proposed de markation.of the Greek Republic. The Greeks claim thw independence of all the territory chiefly peopled by Creek inhabitants. " Such a frontier," says the French Editor, " would not secure to the Greeks that tranquil lity.wliich the mediating Powers propose. The Morey, %bids, if well cultivated, could support . two millions of inhabitantcand has at present not a fourth of that popula • ti( n. together-with the islands which surround it, should satisfy the ambition of the Greeks. Any further es. tent of tenitury would produce endless gunnel', and a continual state of war, which would disturb the peace of Europe. The Treaty of London proposes the tran quillity and the welfare of the Greeks; its spirit must be vaned to. The English Ambasiador his declared th t his Government would not bate • Greece eitenJ beyond the ahree There is not the least foundation fora rumour which has been ; indissiriou,ly spread, that a okra Ambassador . is about to irt op , . from London to. conduct the nes°. stations which are to be ipantr,d 41 donstrotintsple.,. Ur. STRAI:PORD CANNING, who is at present accredited in the:Poste; and who has hitherto acted with so much zeal. his done nothing .to forfeit the confidence of hi. Govetvirre . nt.or to lead to a belief that his place might be more ,advantageusd y kupplied by souther, 1 lam. 'CUry. Twatms o'CLoca. There tin is, artivals this morning worth atteadoti, not even a foreign Mail. The whole of the Public attention is now lied on hie iN Ma- • • arir t Speech, *bleb will be delivered to-morrow, and various opinions we antertainnewhetlier it will mention this Emaucipitiun ni the t atito*sor not. Cowls vpfned this morning at 87 fey the AMount, but soon 'feel , were delis at tie ,' and at present may be quoted $7., sellers it 'the Utter Ptica for Muirey. The Vertigo market hivite inactive, and not a bargain doing. . CITY. lIALF,PAST OSI3.OCLOCK. The Cowed Markek which was *kin Wiry in the early pan .['the natintlpg, an 4 Camels wens 371 fir the . Amount, have within-AMR ilotpls improved to 6711. fp catuequene. of .an &rim hips 1.4 0 , / by i tebScikit is said that dot french 3 per Cents. have GM irp I per Cep*. Wit, leis lit regent to whir imolliamoi there k wet Ileag,plost air .o..greitent acs , determined to mate larialisialiatimilletamit•Psorthge.'inlich was tho calve of ramming thitSmkappigOikiraw vim her *Winks: Isidhe iftilimpiartostilbeibeiNt Mra peM One : he Pompomt giipAiip af + M` ffew. Mexican Lair lien do are dso ;;. • • • 4 • . ~ .~ COURT. CIRCULAR.- . . ---t ti ,tip • A &VW Councilor", bold at lottflost three o'clock Tate ,*r afternotibp at tiiiiitoratipl FlPsninkolivet. was aKindell, by tile Lott Chancelles i be of Wellington, Earle ilatWst rof Aballeen;Vllibist Mela ik nie, lard Rambo. roue, Mr. Secretary Peel. the Cbincellor of the Exchequer, Sr George Murray, Mr. Veer, Fitsges ald, end Mr. ljerrMa Th. MS.'S" sat in deliberation till half past six o'clock. Arm -die breaking up etch* King's Cast. at Windsor, at bait-mitedtve o'clock on Monday mean, the Lord Chancellor. the Dula all Walnut's, Raul &aura, the Earl of Aberdeen, and Mr. Seeseemy Peer. ee= maned at the Paine, dined, and spent the seeming with the Knse. The Lord Chancellor afterwards came to town = the abet Anises slept at the Palace, and came to town at an early boor yesterday morning. Viscount Meivilk, Lord Ellenborengb, Sir George Murray. the Chancellor of the faclieleer, nod Mr. Herrin, came is town ininsedLuely after the breaking up of the Court. • - . The Earl of WESTAInaILAND, Viscount Mr. Secretary Pars, the Commensal of the Ezenagmas. and Mr Votary Fasoaana, visited the Doke .t Wasummeom yesterday at the T r easury. Mr. Vu. FITIONIALD visited the CUANCIUMNII of the Emmons rat relay. • hion+ieur BLIMuntS, the Spanish Midget. ftant acted business with the EaH of Aimmg yesterday, a< the Sor dike Secretary of &ate for Foreign Affcirs. Lord HILL bold a Levee yelterday at his - I: Ace it; the Hone Guards, whielt was sueskie4 by upwards 400 Military Mere. - • A grand annual dioner was given by Earl Santana?, as Lord President of tbe,CowscU, mender evens& at Irk ma dams Cantheriatutatten, to the Cabinet Ministers; the Gnu Officers of &ate, and other Official Genthensn, when the nominated List of Sheriffs for &gland and Wales .Sat the provost tear was arranged, previous to their being pricked far by the PI, OC 9BIICiL • The Loan CHAMSSIILAStr has ',coveted feeds his attack of the gout, end rode out yesterday for dialing rimy A Deputation of five of the 'Committee from the egitellleids Weston waited it the treasury yesterday einfronon, at cwe okliiskJeUewed by a very ininierdwraoromblate of the Verivea, lad pa:Oiled a, retitlen end a Letts* • for die Doke et Ww•stro von, which were received at Meheme t soak wu bwhisated that Ida Grace would send an answer. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVAL& The Duke of Wei&spec. from Windsor; the Duke of Leeds. in Brutes-street. Beekelapiquare, fripieffoosby csatiej . Cession of Warwkk, is aleaterileid-etreet. lieshebyMpare; tpidt J. Thyme. M.P. hi Hill-atreet. DerheleY-Npivrit. from ffrop40111; the Earl of Surrey. Is St. Jamei'mqoare. from %Atm ;. the Doke of himehester.. its Park.lam, from his mai. Kimtmiro Comb ; the Earl mod Camels of Whim. sod the Ladies liolymiss. so Arlington-street. frosts their seat. Cmateth Hall. use Liver pool ; the Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury and Nosily, is Hanover.aquare, from their seat, Hatfileld ; the Earl of SiseMeid, is 'Portiaod.place. from his seat is limiez i s die Earl msd.Doootese of Harrowby mid family, in Gromesser-equare, from their mot. Sandals Hap. Staffordshire. CHANGES. • . Matthew Bell, Eat M.P. from Newcastle So CllndOindleld; Cap. rain and Mrs. James, freak Brook-aro% b illilphlso j yr. Fnebea., Reg Wont the &kWh Hotel, Jennyn-atreet,lo Ciwillitent4 Le Contra Sander, front Marshal Thonapein Mill; Woe, law. rent* Lamson,. R.q. and Mrs. Lawreney, front dlltnylideirit G. %nicht:lite, tram ditto; the Roo. Won. Sooklarli sia "Pik AWL dart, from ditto; Captain and Mrs. lime, train Dagen Mad to Hampton Corn. THE SERPENTINE RIVER. Abfut three o'clock there was a numeroisspronesacte of fashionable ferpaleg. even into the Gardena Jai Ken. iinFtoo. ahem the sheet of ice was tentoritiibitioe. And many of the best skaitets wet, oceasisopiirto be seen there. • - Amoog the best limiters wire Mr. Drake, MGlllloss, Mr. -Atkinson, Captain:Wag, and Mr. P. Ding. , . The ice waive Web a solid fabric, that a Mimmkgpol Asir might r Iwo proceeded wreck safety; barring the slippoebnisiMitbe surface. The carriages Will more monstrous tide NI 11. ricitsliog dab owing to the loans' et the weather. • YORK. NI/VTER IN. FLO*. . .. .. • •••• .. • ' ritAst Tux rig COURANT 'or pm. ' • wit i% our painfd 414 this sekk to f*Cold it Most diseirdkul occurrence, which has not htd ks parttllel in 'Tork'since 'the yea* , l'll7. °lir . Citliadral• Chinch, which has justly been ler toed the greatest ornament or this ancient City, and an honour to the nation in which it stands, being ohe of the largest and most magnificent structures of the kind in Suppe, was yesterday (M..n day) morning found to be in flames. Ihe following is as toil an account of the melancholy ciocum-rance as our time will allow r On the Sabbath evening there was' service in the Minster as usual,,and all appeareJ to be left safe. *bow toes 4lotk yesterday morning, a man paced through the Minifer yard, and saws light in the building; bus it not being very considerable, he supposed there might be workmen preparing a vault, or otherwise engaged. ' And he consequently passed on without inquiry. The discovery, however, between sir and seven o'clock, was made in a moat extraordinare manner. 'A young hobo! the name of Swainbank, who is one at the choristers, was passing through the master's yard. and accidentally stepping upon a piece of ice, was thrown on his back ; thus placed, and before lie could recover him-elf, he saw a quantity of smoke issuing from several pasts of the roof. The sight was truly alarming and unaccountable, and be lost no time in going for the man who keeps the keys. They returned together, and when ,they entered the sight was beyond Description—a dense mass ut smoke pet vaJed the • hole building, and the beautiful work of the choir was extensively on fire. .An alarm was immediately given; the workmen)cnnnecteJ with the Cathedral ono all called up, fire engines procured, and the whole citysoon beensackequaintedw ith thedirressing tidings. 'The Mintier being lit with gas, was first blamed as the caws of the fire ; but in justice to the Gas Com pany wd deem it right to endeavour to remove so 'm ina a prejudice as this tumour has occasioned. The next report was, that the fire was the woi k of iNcendia. ' , ros, end in confirmation I f this a knotted tope, f. and halting from one 1 f the *unto*: near the Chajitei• house, was pointed out as the means by which the vil lains had gained admittance fur their diabolical pu • plea. This, however, was also on inquiry explained; some workmen b.-longing to the Minster had that morning placed the rope there. and entered by it for otbir and nobler purprise.. Ile fact is, that the fire, seems to have originated in one of the vests ies, and was the lamentable result cf accident alone, as sill be seen below. On the arrival of the workmen and others, about seven o'clock in the morning, they found the interior of the vestry, in which the clergy and choristers usually un robe, completely consumed. Its communication with other parts of the Minster were then easily traced; and we are muftis say that the beautiful wood w ok of the choir, together with the invaluable organ, wf i h ve believe had not its equal, were soon a heels of ruin.. C►►mmunication with the roof was net at first appre hended,. but we lament to say that the pillars, being of lime seine, served as conductors of the fire, and the roof of the choir being of very dry wood, it soon was joined with the other wood work in one general coidla ration. All the fire engines in the city were on tf e spot, but they were found quite insufficient, and es presses were sent to the Barracks and to Tadcatter for others. Dragoon Guards, under the comm a nd of Ifty Clarke, behaved in a, vet y handsome mariner, Ilattllelprt only sent their engines w , ihout delay, but four ltrchipi 16 guard the a °amen and building I.om idle clad unprincipled intruders. The Staff t,f the Se cond Wpt York Militia alio deserve the highe►t praise for their prompt and effective seiv.ces; the fire engines from Tirdcabter al•o soon arrived. Notwithstanding every exertion the flames got throigh the roof of the choir, about hall pa t eight; and it is impossible for us to describe the awful pietism which the devouring element, ri'ing above this majestic build ing, and tinctitonii.g it with desoli•tion, presented to the vie.... Tire. effect produced by the glare of the light upon the stained-Alms window s was beyond description. About nine o'clock the roof of the choir fell in, and Ibis was presented another and a more distressing scene 8 1 cl i t .s e o .= of Prayer, which tie eve n i ng before bad' ra ith the voices of the worshippers, and where all *as order and harmony, was now a fiery forkaces the pillars, which once served to assist in the dividing of the Choir from the two side aisles, now stood aloe% the !hide being one open space, with the roof burning on the groped, and nothing above but the light ot Heaves 'The roots of the side aisles were smoking when. ere went to press, but there was reason to believe ,that the AO . bad been checked, and.would be ultimately got under. • Great pains have been taken to save the beautiful east windaw,Sut it ceisainly has already suffered mach. Tire monuments, as might be expected, have been se: riously. Writ ed. • • Here,-however. we find ourselves obliged to stop is ow description. • Two engine, arrived here from Leeds• about two o'clock. each drawn •by four bosses. Uufortunately, a 'shod of one df the engines came off on tbe bridge, wlticb occasioned some delay. .Alpo melt have.been trskea to the Hospital, one with Fit -broken aim,, end the other almost insensible k by standing longin•the water. • • ileilmer A .. , MadeMoiselli Bootie made:Jam te•appearanee at the ballast Opera In Paris- on Saturday last. The theatre war 'crowded to. .seas to witnass Me re-appearance of this Mamas. songstress. ' Sir .CsiAlmel,PLOweit has purchased Bolton Homo, in Ibmiell-opiare, which was occupied for many assn by the Die at:e• mod by lard Chandelier Logonaosemsm Marquis ot , S,pttssuat is to move the Address Is the lloose!id•Lords, antrifie lad e( Rseasow Is to sea* k. In the of our Parliamentary history.. teas were.ocerstly Slighted by the ascertained af . ebe Assenibtptlvthe Niue of Cassote.;' at that • 'ape dividing. . • It is comet - AO reported in Chatham Dock-yard, seal y in dadfiesitidk Mkt 6overnment Wends to make stem al.' twain Clialksimand Sheerness yards— that &serums is bass. link to beldbirtbe principal that all new ships are to he' bdSt theta; ild4 Chatham' is yard a repairing yard—and that a great set of the shipeirights aow at Chatham. are to be rememd to Theeriesi. • Wednesday morning the Chief .Secretary sailed fee' baleen. *a understand that It bed hem hissLordsbles Na . teased' she arrival of Ids Gran the ,Dake otliaansionsaii sass's; bet sew beldam. of ergessey. whether at a. pl..' me private natant we have not learned, caused him to bastes Ms di. punt..—Dallioiirprr. Gibraltar Papers of the 15th ult. have been received. Tbe•solema thanksgiving was to take Price the follow. jog day sod, in consequence of the place being with°, a Protestant Clergyman, the Rev. Cliarki Hardy; Chap' lain of his Majesty's ship 'Melville, wait to officiate, all the shops to be.closed, and business suspended. The Gazette of last night contains the official aa• nouneement of the appointment of the Duke of ffidli, •raamnsert.aria to the office Of Lieutenant-Gemini - L pesetai Govrtni4 of Ireland. ommmille 4 ''• . NNEWCASTLE,FII2III/ART .S. ALNWICK ADDRESS TO THE . DUXIV-07 NORTHUMBERLAND. . Saturday an address was presented to his Grace et Alrieick Castle, signed by upwards of 700 perms, re pressing th it gratulation on his appointmentio the government of Ireland, anJ their high estimation-Of his Grace it' private virtues and public acts of. beneficence and stating, that the maniple afforded by his Grace of residing on the estate of his ancestors would, if generally followed,•mprove the condition of any counn y ;Miss deli cately alluding to the arise ceacy of that natiunto whit* .his Grace is on the eve of departure. The deputation who presented the address were kindly receissaby Grace, who seemed much affected on this Woltz occasion, and expressed himself in reply to•shis that his_appintment t • the Lieutenancy of Irsdrurtltrad come more in the. shape of a command than tOrst I quest, and be therefore considered it his dory to Mimi Ito his Sovereigti ; but. from the arrangement which bit bad made, be hoped son again to have the pleasures+, enjoying the society of iis Alrivrick friends. Th e al -,: racier of his Grace is such as to endea r b un t o kw know him. • • eJ • Thursday. the bells of this town and Gateshead atosa?' rung. and the Castle guns fired. in bonour of the ENO accession. Not less than ten tradesinea in this tikes; ehisiiistc, and apothecaries, unit eiiiii•icteti on Friday last;ialthe , Ma)cies qiamber, in t'ie mitigated peisalty if 19A4/0... , 14W selling - pepper without a license. . . • . • .fs Jane jaaniesou was on Wednesday issV fully eoinsisit• tftl f a trial at tife next Newea•tle Atink:s. on a thafge oi murdering her own mollies, Margaret Jamie:Oh:- ..•.• It is now (wally arranged that. thee * ern wing eirl SOIREE SEt PdIECH is to be appropriated to the King's , Collt _ THE Paharourwra.—The whole of these ann ul owl teriainmeme bore bees st 4 vry sueeessfallide mean. The hibeishag, is atr estimate of the tryeisses atteadisi aaels of the prwahibrw o l both at the major and rektor erniblisbasellW— • , sir; Drary-lane. ;beat . . . 41.1170 Covent.garden . 1,401 The Adelphl • • • . • _VS The Surrey . . . aee .- ;4 The Coburg . • t . ,1 , 400 ;... The Pavilion . • 100 • . 'De' Olympia .. lob ." • • *4•' lirldnirrn +UMW , wt . 4,9141. for sreidlig obisynnat 44r 101 holiday folk. • On the 176;6(.7.a. s Mr. Hick, atcoglprthied by his son arid two persons, set eat heat #ataktfear to Amsterdam. arriving arto a mill the IP We way. willhia four diva • under it. Alr. Hoek attesopted tp swim, . his son cli bins round the neck, and bett mop! ea On returehlte the witfaeu. the father.reassiaberine bli 'Are fat family`iftred, Hearv.ll yes diet loves Iwid r ete raw Mb ! pedals." The son than embraced bit rather. beet kiwi Oleo. sad •disaypeatiod. A by-wander threw a rep, to blr.peek. and dim !him to tie Van!. The badiesaf itk:tbree etinipse, Were Pease My abater siri -hottr-after..4-trofignmirs4k a i nir r. • • WelSa isloinioir that Mr! Otoweett: iin4 fat r , !whit hlia4p, have engaged aatralibt spa:aid:waft Bette ROW; ) • THIRD ISALE • OF UR. ROWLASO IFFIRPIa,IIIO' Yesterday the life . sto:k, the principal Win it.td w sale, on the premises at s Hominid. by Mr. Shettlewn th. The still more niimernus than on the priced( At twelve i'eltrek the auction, cons;stil tired Int., commenced. The .1 nowt impott ou, with the pekes t rnduced— • 110R8R.S. A grey cart mate. named Dapper A ditto, colopantoo--Violet . A grey eartgelding—Short . . . . • ;ALE- . • NAPA PaILNSON'S EPFltrya, • - • e principal property. w as itin.• Assam Ttio unties at Marshall's Ilea Alban. Taoist • en the 17th November th. The atterdanc, was able dusteel end mind he preceding day: The Amiable Isabel, rit e consssting of nee Min. bland mod FayaL • ' sited. beat. eit.""theellithi .1 'lowing are th e MN " doted—. LS. Mat. 11.—WhelS. Cr . • • E 44 Diann for. Grenada ; b • • fi. • L'e • ssie; . for Jamai ca; a • O. Peatsamersi, Fie. S.— Paehosers, Fes. L— . . • • Ate , boon Ripka. • • • • Alt Faiasoimt, Fn. s-•• - • • •' 13 gra, I,witaeites., Fro. 3.—A • • •3i It. • • Demerara Manor, Diet •. • • .fa Ig o , • from ,Nelpithlesint; ft • • • • le .--- , ,fieop . Netv York ; •. • 13 ca. Heinous, Fra. • • • • icaf tot, so I. l ,ueepoof, which was d nsidered very hi g h,. bg • ' hatheer ea.* sad le, as, although, loug h . mid closed io bone • J enridit:oir. One her* 6151. hLahaPalliha es she 'et!, which g4ve rise to •' • se 14'e owner. T • a ev es, ten in each It • Letters received pa M en re; • lot, being little short of , glasent io capital health. * sit lets of ten each, el • tran they hate The t the same pe keir sadkes , 17th Regiment f a t lu llreserierd, ,are 'lady as they ne:e seri • Canada and the West Ind' 'II lots of thlieter.t Datichesents fee the Sit at puces• stessrerat •Dettimiet, are • • .1, and indeed • Lord hu mor li tessaa .sissioi#4 i• Lostf Jima, Cessamadlog vise were krfric'ketrditiot, Me the ~ar.d a peaent E smiles aaasaalsty other Oaken, try ,folks were : estssleady i f mod es 95 d ie • • dislettlateell Ms the he tliosighotit die day, and . • i a lively scene, horn tbe Th rsliiM tri Imerous company Atom eTei nry talrse ither, as the auetlineer ; 'Testy to another ; -- Whik r aceediat ht Phlairweh r ptotnenadstig and ism I ca o l e t rai r n f i lLt, ['seal walks, skta, se mew f t ermeetists biehanda; aft rave. -. 'Miry may determine epee r o'clock. . • ''whieb day the petunias+ . • • , meted by the Adjutant, w ES. .. parted., and will receive ft . • • It., apes the Paymaster 0 IRATRL The bonds or the P.ym. • • on Ilse till squirmy,* of the Lugo was . repeated at then'eeled itratseaawar be Ilneas. of Ctiatosts had, letteadird•to eipluitor the Asij to prevent • his appear. Should Mellowest swish t ntretest &tope sick sato ye 'Abe placed racy of Giscoao as left era use . lwtsy/rntce per errs! 71.1'1 listributed in the.hollse • metprrm+meaily rer. 7,Z l 8 - 1 7 gns of dissatist ction at ll* the same rate at 'bat which i any peat of the pee rot. IF tads/neut. elf tint.low 'coati course be proper that an ag • • ; into with desired praetio rting Pat** w ere aiumeue sbe depot no any ut C applause. Dowest,u Tha z ikerrternuater will as on his first appear- the Adpetaut, obi-Wilt is sense of the difficulty duty, be assisted by wet : e to which Der i eeet,th e iertOins; nevertheless be allowed: applauded libesally.— The tran•fer ef the see untie, although deco. r w the Adjerak will be midst bust attempt, we sestet b 5:1 46 4: 1 i bTyell • L. _ • 'le isid•c .lion of present , ni with "'tat c i t fovtvtryrtiea he young, and the voice master. Tut Adjutant lend t I lone improved...4le tury of the .child migrant deli gaits preseated:r.'-- cies, ii any should reify if appois.tid by y ou DKN. - i; • twice, another oar te Wareerilleheriched wet . sr bemi•eiukrtei.: • ft* tatty last awning ? The , It is intended to alibi* to Mrs. ..firoiskley (Miss to ces:latii clawils• at 114 pon a second mute sage, • :LT:I 4 7Z °mach tan deFendence, 'ejects the To Payniaeleis who ham . KitailLa), shorts he during a period et tee yeaii dr is be:ii a Gentleman; • Par us sit wring. Per diet'. s' wow, because she . he. w altz tes.,?:• ir e.. l - . Ave Adhere _retsk il ‘ et' n a elf Corp? 'tfectly submissive gm! : ttf itemileris The injected brigleWill the . embikiii Rustic dress, and with 1 4 "gro 460 mIllodied 1 01 1 of hill relied-brother, *cos the sem:dirs. : tre the establishows* pay is Dye shilling, a day, and 1 appepSSDS in his Oak,. •tae yeatisristuestsiliegs and chit makes tier regret .• sorer sidling% and shimmy pi sem i and the. Bewitched. lour ahlialtese and -this' en, • • an she eviller desee void " sr " 41411 "lio • wig . sisPeuct , Fier diem. the two pints ts this— To Surpass whit have aDTLIY) is on the point darn a 'pitied of ten peers • Del o amere r. .G. t f i l li n t, alat td to pay sat lili fre e [ha p ten ibilean yearrh P Z•sli d. . tans atillteep.t diem. P • to tu t tattle '1 si Ssi . rsetais appointed to t by the widow, who git regisars bents di.esubsodied, VI love, for the sings- amain tiergivets. and have set i. a litigation in which ''" r""*" 4 1 1° ••rdN . bye du d . the Captain's . . • yaws. tear , abiding, per dim; tster, ~.t• bad alienee per 61k en. nit. The scene lies at . To tbrstrsrmastms Whit lav e utrs tittaelh whom Mr. Date tun. yeque tot upwards, she Ldith, 4... its, leg ahem ; hwn tinier to tee year • dam ; ycatt. master.. Afris "set- . To Qa.sharauarrsr. apron* (Mr. 'MEADoWII4, that • own was dlsessibudi s ii. but tvit indestinsity s from sit in. she embodied .tats; at; d• he hit bour..llyperseedi I iwa illiliboss per diem. hicks np his intended shicy l b u r cor la p " . wer g !' a g avg ducal lll " mike,• and places 'tilt!. wiring is Listrisoisits. or list fire upon them if they tango mate; will revert is Captain iessuades his -* • "Ts ruericnuvir.• - • • favour. The deception • • she . " ( ve is lief, that the i ' and enter jest tents la Ailed rewiring dim,. idow is con Oka . .:0011. • .vrlvrti bei 'will he KaiiiLes aclb.g. 'His • rise Rermarweit or4r. •I . hot of Leorsitystoloo a„r i tt i :1 4 . 4 1 1 : 1 .7" 4 .• *S ig t !glad lanaY6r•in *kith ihtsceilta Whits :1 1 steteluid tigtosiag.., The . pet.. hod. The - Usual paly' lathe dr ness Ind enigma', .es • • 114 June sat. ' • '• and•polish orbit Mao. s eth :Z l :l a ct r L i • tia : ei r: fttilre. POWIII pitied pi .tines t tite_gle' eitkeitiadoat antosibn jut eacesstrele. sew is Se Dt•iillaatii. Pith me hid bi a s t h e prolong• helves hillitinaesy Inn as it ti •• ' iss'amasidEln oti monist& as if •ma utter ithi rates la gritea ‘ , to which they with great comic r le; their wr i •••. '1 lave to am, lies Csiestan {o4s t bean Illy nd played not a very • PvimatilsiT'ls. trey. • feeling. , Mrs.. Clear. ! 1 / 4 • l •;:ta ur lic ik. Ana ucun?ller. ha ere respectable in tbeit u 00 prs l i" -an. • • narce :1 4 1,sse susiase . Melds( Of the curtain Mr. C. sr " **Pedal • . "" r all it W SW% 1 base t r itertildred for repetle Toes mast Ihtful tunic of Snail I„ Slays or osamtas. Omegas. or delight than bac'. • liars, wire ha aka Sally Vivid :est death of that "MM.% 413- sod Nagar. wards:au OOD being indisposed, mote me ? tams o f • k e . nsues env a Duke and P i la te in of BWoilk, sod ec- *wt.. AMtpor Colman of . 6 other amour le eto we hams orders of Kola • Wearn $7 are King 110 . 1 11hahlan•l • as are P IN the Liee I were heeling the • ' Keith...et the Bath; 4 3 1sa near the,new eausincle aleasa.itastat. are Aleselie v r: tit SO feet below thi ; ran, 9 ais Coloado et corp., npon'a sebterraosasal • . Paa=haals Pee oak and ran is 'llA;44jkiti' • o r t -; Punliso c°innels • th ur • See r " ea it telaillelta 11th1.104 - 111. The sin t: Ere feet sin& by'eig aibtary Oalstrds • throe; •- • • • • Denal:lefierVelkillsrass • • • A ditto—Boxer, . • . ♦ ditto--IJuke A ditto.J.ek . . . A grey addle baree•;—Peamilt A grey cart matt—'Kitty • A . grey rev • : . . . A grey maels•barse—Blueber . A grey riding enate—Kitty Toe aboie prices were considered eetta'nly not 1 eyond their value, 3ppeipance. ti.ey were in goof was missiiip, and & nuttie r bolt e d, many jokes at the expense f the 1. Eleven lilts •I f sc.uth down e , tom' 171.3 . to 181. 10s. per lot ; edeh she, p ; which, with six south down wethers, at about the considered very high, poticulat' unequal in visdition. *Thirteen ' of pigs alto produced vet y geed The poultry Build equality ve.l, every individual present. Geese a '7s. 6J. each, ducks 3 . each, at. .from 21., to 21.81, .Thc cou .try , ustostisheJ. • • The sale was most animined the pm It-like grotoids presented a repeated mosemeists•nt the nun!eu one part of the est de to another, shifted his position fr.im one properl many fashionable patties were pr, speciing the mansion and enclosed were admitted but by special leave. The sae continued up to five THEATRES. THE KING'S TfIEA The Opera of La 1,1011110 del Lago this Theatre last bigt.t. The illness. Weever, so much increased as to ance; but to avoid n disappointment tither Opera being ready—:the pats no and a noticelo that effect dist! The audience manifested no signs the new atrangements dos ing any mange. The admit able sin • irg and acting av, in the objects of enthusiastic a was scarcely in 'so good a voice as • duce; his tone. was less . Serum, a sense . seemed occasionally to fetter his etertions he was heard with delight, and ilppld( In the Mesta of Sigi.ora NlonticaLta, dedlj an improvement upon het first at , to say that we could find but-little iod. capacity. She teems to be very yc may yet be strengthened and its tone orw•ballet ufSaataawbule was again COVENT-4 IRMO/. A new Comedy. called The - Wiareast" acted for the 6.st time at this Theatie 1 subject of it is, that a widow, airs. CIIIISTION who, although bet t upon , is determined to preserve her instep -ffer of a Captain Faiissist Or. K. has never sego; because she. Bears be. and resolves to maxi y„fsit twin , brother heves he is a font who *ill be perfectly let her have her own way nnountruuled. Csptain presents himself in. the rustic the uncouth manners of his supposed:. widow and marries her. He then appears character, and, as may Le imagined; her choice. The esplanation folloothr Widow is made much happier than or expected to be. The other of the a Mr. Hippies Hyperteell(Mr. BA arLaY` 01.1D4ffigi A C with the other widow, Airs.. CHATTBILID). when Captain Froakiry an old lover of het's strives. He pr Yr. Hypeftvell, but is reketed by . talent to marry a man she does not loin far I impose of putting an end to a she is engaged. A contrivance of the Wickes FraaMey, helps his suit. Harwich, of which port ater'fficlotts ilypenveg although in escellini he thonld fall ill, is' the Pratique master. ley persuades this Dr. Addrpeit taiXaix Frankley bas undid clandestn fatted ship under quaraitine in the hie is iiitec:ed by the doctor's fears, 100' Wide will; the Captain in hi. house, nes at the door, with ordets to fire*, stir but. In ibis sitnitioh the . Captain wilily to alter her re soloein his fart. is discovered; they are tai tied; and ear lanation between the otter widow , 'great merit, loathe piece is Mi. Italians., pal t is a scot of p Italy opon.that Wks and 4189111 Wife t but the st y rited ens. he went throughin it,ade it te „expiating.. ect mantist betwee4 his coarseness and yr Felix Fairfax, and the quietness andisolish , net s as the Cup' min, was very effective. 'an Irish soldier, the widow's servant, impatient of female domination, nod iof being under the command of satisfaction. He acted this part with anti eery sound discretion. Miss handsome as Mrs. Fraxiley, and grateful . part,. with xr_acts and Tatter and Mrs. J. Hyenas were 'several characters. The performer applauded, and after the fall of Kaalst.z announced the Widows tion amidst general approbation. Nosing foliowed, and the delightful was-hot heard with less attention tofore, in conseirience of the recent nent and amiable man. Mr. WOOD .. Dar. D. TAYLOR sustained thepart , quitted himseU respectably. The filled as usual. Monday, 'while the worksisie swab side of Windsor Terrace, near lei an ice-bouse, and when about surface of the earth, they struck ui passage, cut through the solid rock. southern direction for abort 60 feet, . abruptly. The MUD= is Murk five feet hies. • " •