Star. — London, England, 1806-01-13 00:00:00

TO THE MEMORY OF LORD NELSON. SY Mt. Tt!$N•M. Let rneorrermArtale trek, from breathing (tore, • To make their valour and their virtues know*; Or, vain of wealth, Egyptian like, difplay Colon's' piles, exempt from Tlme's decay; WILSON, enihrin'd in ey'ry feeling heart, Smile/ at the fplendour of recording art ; Nor Part'* quarries, nor Corinthian ore, Ranfack'd to grace BIITANN IA ' S trophy 'd &Me i Can Ned new luftre on the Hares name, Who greatly fell to mile kis Coiontry's fuse. In death, bow glorious to the Vidor's oyes, Tie capenni Ikea in stand foceeMon *rite. blau, banding from her iron coaft, Shrieks to behold her doadag bulwarks loft ; And vanquiled GAOL,. ftell OCRAN9Iate delight, Invokes the tcmpeft to prated her light. Ga.., drowns the thesne...too weak the minftatra lyre, The feulptor's magic, and the pointer, fire, To trace the triumphs to a Mason g iv en, When on the verge he pais% *mixt Earth and Heat's, And Fairs and Paige this lofty feral urfurrd, His Fowl 41ISTONISle, WOILLD ! It was Mr. GIRDLIM, one of the Magiarates for Micldlefer. hat not of the Police, who informed Sir Isrtac Haans, of the Herald's Offict, that, accord. to g to an old Alt of Parliament, a corpfe could not pars through St. James's Park, or any of its avenues, without making the Park a public road for ever after. Mr. GILDLIR taw Lord flawessatotv alto on the OCCIfi011; and it was to this circurallance alone that the funeral procetlion of Lord Nelfon did one pars through the Park, and Pall• Mall, as was at fi rft intended. The bull of the late Lord NaLson is carving at Plymouth, for the head of the Coettylaya, of 74 guns t more than ordinary care is to be devoted to its execution. Orders are fluted to have been ifrued to the Navy generally, to wear the cuftomary mourning for one week, commencing yefierday, as a tribute Of refpea to the late Lord Nexsoss. Government have very properly fignified It as their with, to both the Theatres, and all places of public afisufement, that no reprefentation of the funeral pro ceffion of Lord Ns LS4II, or any part of the ceremony whatever, fisould be exhibited on any of their lieges. The Crowd, (truck up by the Highland bag-pipes during the funeral prneeffion of Lord Nelfon, pro. diced no finall afioniffiment in the good people of Ludgatt.hiU. The drefs of the Highlanders, how ever, was particularly admired, and John Bull ap peared firmly convinced that the men had been fent foe ewers from Scotland for the occafion, not ad. venial', perhaps, to the poffibility that a Highland regiment might be Rationed within 5o miles of Lon don.—After the fopprelfton of the rebellion in the year 1745, a law was made for compelling the High landers to wear breeches, inflead of phillabegs, like their Lowland neighbours. They were forced to comply, but inflead of wearing the breeches where they fbottld be, they fattened them to their (boulders. The reßraint was fo much detefted, that none of them would enter the army, and this cireumilanee eadoced Government to repeal the law in quetlion, fine which the people in the Highlands, and the Highland regiments, have been alloyed to retain their favourite drefs unmolefied. Yellerday morning, at nine o'clock, the Funeral Car which conveyed the remains of the honoured and greatly-regretted Lord Nir.son to St. Paul's, was taken from the King's Mews, at Charing Crols, to Greenwich Hofpital. It was drawn by fix of the King's Mick hnrfes, with three poftilions ' in the Royal liveries, attended by a coachman, on horfeback, and efcorted by a ftrong detachment of the Royal Weft. mintier Volunteers, accompanied by a part of the band of that corps. Having depofited the nation's relic in the place appointed, they returned to town in the fame orderly manner in which they had marched out, and were difmiffed at fix o'clock in the evening, with the thanks of their Commander for their arid attention to duty. It was doubted whether divine fervice could be performed at St. Paul's while the fcaffolding, ufed for the funeral of Lord Nttsom, remained there. On Saturday afternoon the Bithop of CH aim, th e Canon in refidence, determined that the experiment fisould be tried. The doors leading to the fcaffolding, as weft as every other place, were ordered to be kept fall, and the public to be admitted into the Choir, by the gate near the altar. The Minor Canons, the Vietr Morals, and the young Gentlemen of the I Choir, had on their black (ilk gloves and fcarfs, the fame as they wore at the funeral of Lord Ns Lsori. The cathedral being fo unexpeCtedly opened for Di- 1 vine Service, only one perfon attended till the pfalms were snarly over. The fermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. He:wets, one of the Minor Canons. He soot. him test, from the 16th chapter of Job, and 17th verfe. The Rev. Gentleman embraced the oppor tunity of preaching a funeral fcrmon on the death of the late Lord. - . It is 'Rated, that the brave fellows who attended the remains of their dear departed Commander w the grave. on Thurfday lall, were, after the imprelTive ceremony, left to fhift for themfelves ! Surely tome tefrethment ought to have been provided for them after the fatigues of the day. Thus, while a certain defeription of perfons, dependant on the cathedral, have been fuffered to gratify their avarice, by making ut public thew of the funeral ceremonies, thofe defen ders of their country have been tbamefully negleEted. Queen ELIZABETH, who died at Greenwich, was brought thence to Whitehall by water, in a Grand Procedion. It was on this occafion that Carmen in. forms us, the following quaint lines were written : The Q.! Len was brought by water to Whitehall; At every ftroke, the oan frees let fall ; More clung about the barge ; 60t under wster Wept out their eye, of pearl, and fwam hlied after. I think the Bargemen might, wit► carper thighs, Hate rowed bee thither to her pridie ere I For how fo ere, thus much my thoughts tun fann'4l, . ),' Shc bad come by wahr had Mc conic by I. md. T. appear. from a report jutt publufbed at Germ That, durirg . the fall year, only twenty-one childsen have died of the fmall-poz:,.• fuels bas been the ad •fw.agt of th e vaccitie inoculation, Ncitincir, 0471.2.1GENCi. MAILS This DAY.--Wind N. W. Dubun 444 . 2 Alm a 1 Goma •a a. no a. 4 Waterford o 4 Hantlntret Jamaica o Penzance, jaw. to.—Since my !all arrived The Roebuck, of Biddiford, CHAN wow, front Cork, with butter, and failed yefterday for Falmouth. FALMOUTH, JAIL to.—Arri•ed the Diana packet, Captain WIWI, with a mail from Jamaica, in 61 weeks patiage ; the Vista DI Nati, Admiral Coast. WALLtr, GLORY, PAW, GIORGI, PRINCESS ROYAL, Macon, and Iglu sr lua x, men of war, which, with a number of other Chips, are riding perfeBly fate and eafy, notwithaanding the great violence of the gala. His Majefty's fhip CAPTAIN * of 74 guns, being to leeward of this port, miffed Rays, and went on &ore on a Land Beach, but was got off without much da mage. Wind N.W. JAN. It.—Arrived the ./F.oaus, of 33 guas, Lord WILLIAM FITZROY, Commander, from Ireland ; the PYLAIIII, of OS guns, from Falmouth ; and the William and Agnes, &await, from Cuero fey.—Wind W. N. W. POIMMOUTN, jar. I I.—Sailed his Majelly's Ihip haurratoua, to join Admiral TNOIIIIIIOIOYOII'II fquadron at Plymouth. Jas. t2.—Sailed Admiral Sir J. B. Wmtass, with the following Blips on a eruize, viz. Foudrepanc, of go guns [tadm iral ptain wi Sir Jn... W London - 9$ Capt. Sir H. MALL. itamiltel • 74 •—•— Pleurae,. Hero • - 74 Hon. Cart. CI a. Hamer pn Cape •HAL ST ID. COltragaL2 74 IItSIT. Repulfe - pa ADAM. Amason 33 W. Pelle ta, IlaftiOCC • 38 Saracen Seep t 3 ••••••••• PIZVOIT. The Maoiaroa and Stumm. are getting under Pay for Cork, and the Locurr brig for the Downs. —The AUDACIOUS and Isis are alto expefled to fail to-night ; and to-morrow, Otould the wind be fair, the CANADA, Captain H with the Welk India Fleet under convoy, and the (hips for the Mediterra nean, under the APOLLO and Scoarton : the Abun dance. Camel, and Prevoyante flore (hips; the (hips far Botany Bay, under the Poavotsr, and the Wool wich, for Madras, will pofitively fail. DIAL, JAN. I le•-•A boat from his MAjeßy's (tip LSOPAAD, in coming on (tote this afternoon, when a heavy furf was running on the Beach, upfet, by which accident a Midthipman and one feaman were much hurt : had it not been for the exertions of the Deal batmen, the whole of the boat's crew muft have perifhed. Jar. rs.—Sailed the !CERT. of 74 guns, for Ply• mouth, to take the flag of Admiral Tnoansozono ; the Lsoraan for the Nore; the windblowing too hard from the N. E. and lee tide running, was obliged to bring up again. Sailed the Zulu bomb, with the Difpatch tranfport, Fame. and Speedwell hired brigs, and a large convoy, for Portfmouth V/4,01005, nacre, OrTsa, and Balsa Hoops of war, Alcor ea, Trans, and D ars gun brigs, on a cruise: alto through the Downs, the Alexander, &tows, for Botany Bay ; the Stork, DOLSAND and Alexander, *Lettere, for the Well Indies. Arrived the JACK AL!. and Raaassr gun brigs, from a cruise. Remain in the Downs, the Edgar, Utrecht, Ms, Leopard, Trull'', and Venus, men of war; Cygnet and Kite, Coops : Profpero, Lucifer, and Decallation, bombs; Vefucius ; Earnell, Bruiser, Gallant, Jackal!, and Blazer, gun brigs; Diadem and Sceptre, armed de fence (hips; and Harmony tranfport. Wind N. N. E. with rain. YANNOUTH, JANUARY IL—Lan night Captain DICK sow and a King's Malinger arrived at Nelfon's Hotel ; and at fix o'clock this morning they embark. ed on board the PRINCE!, AUGUSTA cutter, Lieut. STRAC ay, for the Wefer. They are bearers of dif patches for Lord Carricarar and the Court of Berlin. On Friday a boat belonging to the Aural-ors, in en deavouring to make that (hip, was blown by the vio. fence of the gale on the fonds off this town, and ten men and an officer, who were in the boar, all periffied. Sailed the ANTILOPR to join Admiral RosslLL's fquadron off the Tezel ; and the VsErat. frigate to the Downs, with part of the zBth regiment of foot. In the Roads, the Rome it, Admiral DoucLas, and two cutters. Wind N. E. light airs. Dosr.rs, JAN. 9.—Tlte American (hip Wan at. rived in the bay yefterday from New York, fully loaded, and all well, in :6 days, ansl not more than four months fince (he left this port. Extras of a letter from Captain BLUNT, of his M i j e fly's (hip WAS,, dated one P. M December tB, latitude 46. so. longitude tI. 29, pulled at LLOYD'S on Saturday : Having this day fallen in with the merchant brig Neptune, of Dublin. Robert Jones wafter, I embrace, with pleafure. the opportunity ofcommunieating the following interefting intelligence to you, for the information of the Merchants at Lloyd's. The Weft India trade failed from the Cove of Cork on the 12th [unapt, twenty-two in number, under convoy of his Majefty's (kips Are thole and Warp; the Boadicea to accompany part of the voyage. on the iGth. in lat. ♦6 55. long. ts. 6. W. fell in with a fquadron, Confiding of two fail of the line (one of which, a three decker, apparently an Admiral's) two frigates, and a corvette—after re connoitering, and their not ardwering our five's, but making all fail in chaste, fuppofed them to be the enemy's (quadrat that cf raped from Rochefort. The Banal was made by the Aretbufs for the convoy to proceed as belt able for their own fecurity, but to repair to the appointed rendezvous, if it mold be done with falety. As I was ordered to part convoy with particular orders, I bad an oFportunlty,whea h, sting to win. ,rd, to oblerve the enemy leave oh tIiACC of the Arethufa, lito. is .t, and convoy, and clok the y-deck sip, and I have the bApris.is to Rate, I have every reafoo is belisms that not SOS of the woovoy was Wiwi.' . • . FROM LLOYD'S LIST. .C•41111111111D,21:14. ts.*Pstled by the Imitrpentible, Gardner, from W Swath • ; Wm. &Wield, Bean, from Halifax : Elsa, &rot from St. Mobad's • Sc. Patrick, Reds • and the Sophia from Cott. Saik:d tioe Cahope, bi•Dc:ugall, for Jamaica; and tbe Diamond, Summers, for Dominica. The Vitoria, Brown, from St. Peierfbergh for Dundee; 'the Trio, Brown, from Donnie, sod the Felicity, Simpfea, from Memel, are en dim spear liandbanmer.. The Brpodition. flinsbegab, from Cornwall, la captured by a ?melt privateer and carried into I .eglown ; the &enforce, Flagmen, from Penance, is relied by the French at Leghorn. The three Friends, Shawl, front Guemfey for London, is ear tared and tiriie.l into Calais. The Suceefs, Itakinfett, frnin Llib^n for Falmouth, was cap tared op the ytb uk. retaken the next day, and carried into Visas . The Uve Oak, bound to Laudon, is loft in the Ertitol River. ARRIVED. At #ortfmouth, Elisabeth, Speller, from Vlans—At Liver =rift, Prim , from Savannals--In the Clyde, Willem. front NevrfeandlandAt Hull, Nancy, Omar" front Meted; Gardner and Jokpb, from Lubec; and Atalanta, Hall, from Riga—.At Newry, Friends, Finlay, frern Rigs—At Niers, Devonharc, Pent& ; Unity, Brown; Trutty, Small; and Two Sllters„ Ilia* train Newfoundland—At Virginia, Two Brothers, —, from Llverpool—At Madeira, Pitt, Newcombe, from London-01F Whitby, Retrieve, Chafer, from Riga—At Leghorn, Jaen sad Alice, - from Plymouth—At !Alban, Pontoon treks Cork i and Indcfadgable, —, from New- loundlood--At Voice, Rorer, Fr .man, from Newroundlanil-- At Malta, Mart An., Coblei; Marisa, ; Philoix, Bread; Sifters, Mangum; Plying Fla, ---; Poinom, --; Speed well, ; and Hawlielbory, Wefts, from Loudon; Mahe, YiPoop, fovea Neweallie; Meow Phillips, from L,lth ; In daßry. Woodmen; Brothers, Johnitoo ; and &milord, Warne. from LberpooL The Lords of the Admiralty have appointed Capt. Macau to the command of the Rarows, one of the largeß aids of 74's, at Plymouth. Capt. BURLToC is alfo appointed to the command of the RasoLurion, of 74 guns, at Chatham. Capt. Jamas Ross, brother to the General, is appointed to command the Anima, of 64 guns, lice Captain Droll. Extra& of a Letter received from an Officer of the gth Regiment, dated Jan. to, per Hamburgh Mail. Brenanithe, Dee. 33. twos. a We came to anchor here yellerday, after en countering fume very bad weather ; a number of the fleet came in two days before us, but a great many are miffing, of which, I fear, bad accounts will be received. Two or three are reported to have been 101 l near the Helder, or the Tete!, with Come of the sth foot on board. A brig, with honks on board, ran down, and a number more, that no accounts have been received of. For the Litisfadion of all our friends in the Highlands, dm. I with you to requell the Editors of the Newfpapers to announce the fee arrival of the 9; ft Highland Regiment in the River Wefer, off Brenterlehe, on the 27th and 29th init." The Ifabella tranfport, whore loft off the Texel has been announced, had three companies ofthe 89th regiment on board. She was 101 l on the I sth nit. the foldiers and feamen remained en the rigging and Gamuts tke whole night. In the morning boats were fent off to Cave them ; bu - , it is with deep regret we hate, that Captain &arson, Enilgn and Adjutant Goonace, Militant Surgeon GllllBOll, Quarter. /defter Campeau., one hundred foldiers and it/MCII, and ten women and.children, were loft. The reit are prifoners on board the Brutus, Admiral Kmaaar's (hip, where they are treated with great humanity. Nearly moo French prifonere have lalt week been added to the number already confined at Norman Croft. Friday noon, while a baker left his balket at a door in the Minories, to fettle an account, krne perfons unobferved put a child, about a month old, into it, and the ►aker returning, twang his ballet on his asoulder, withont obferving the addition which had been made to its contents. The infant, however, awakened or hurt by the violence of the motion, be gan to cry ; the man, not dreaming whence the found proceeded, thought himfelf bewitched or haunted, and hurried home to EMI Smithfield itt the greaten trepidation. The innocent occafion of his alarm was then dircovered and taken core of, while the pal& officers fet out in parfait of its unnatural parent. TN. STORY.—The tremendous gale of Thurfday night has done great damage to the (hipping on dif ferent parts of the coat(.—At Dover, it was fo ftrong as to carry away the piles at the pier, which had been placed to keep off an enemy. At Portfmneth the (hip Cumberland, bound to the Weft Indies, was run athwart hank by the Peggy, which carried away her bowfprit, and other damages. The Peggy, after getting clear,was driven on (hore, off Ryde,in the Me of Wight, and yet remain'. Hopes are entertained of her being got off. The (hip Bear ran on board the (hip Suffix, obliged her to cut the cable ; (love in Ade channel : and Come other damage. The Friends drove during the gale, and loft one anchor. The Speculator was driven on (bore, occafioned by the Peggy running on board her, which damaged her confiderably. She remains, and, in all probability, will not get off. The Retreat. Bottoutxo, was run foul of by the Lnrd Nelfon ; carried away her cut water, and (Whined other damage. A iceman be longing to the Chip Nereus, Captain %OAK IN wa., in the aft of veering away the cable, hurt in fuch a I manner, as to occahon his death. He was entangled with the cable, and had his leg torn from his body. Among the many extraordinary interpofitions of PROVIDIIIM the following circumftance ftands al moft unparalleled :—During the height of the ft orm on Thurfday morning, a flack of chimnies, belong ing to the houfe of Mr. Bignell, of !Zhepherd's Bufb,! without the !lighten notice to afford preparation for efcape, fell through the roof of the houfe into hit bed room, with a molt tremendous and awful craft, breaking a beam which lay lengthways over the bed, through which it was forced, and at latt !diked againft the fluor ; the other part deftroying at the fame infant a child's bed, placed immediately oppofite.— The ends of the wall tortunately remained need. At the fira alarm, Mr. Bignell dire6tcd his aid to the proteftion of his youngell child (only two months old) lying by his fide, and fricceeded at length in clap ;rig from the ruin:, with his wit,: much bruited, and the infant unhurt , and afterwards, in extricating the child in the other bed from acs perilous fituation, who had remained A:en during the whole of this terrific tiene. Wlrcin it is added, that the brick-work, wood, lath, and mortar that fell, weighed nearly two tons, it will give all imperf,:a idea of this mi callous efcape, and Gil the minds of thole who are unacquainted with this family, with gratial, rr chit Panto. who, in a moment of extreme danz•zr, vin4s hi. creatures with compaffion, and mercifully thick's them by his power. covErr CifRaRN TffEefißE. &itorday night a hew Comedy, from the !mu of Mr ALLIKCHAPA. the Author of the Marriar re- NO, and feveral other dramatic prodmii-n., was produced at this Theatre, for the firs time, under the title of 77ae tkoetantie Layer; or, Leg awl Fouta It is onneeciTary ro go at any length into the fable, or the incidents that make up the play, as probably it will never again be reprefented :—Suffice that Peerlefi, the Romantic Lover, is entitled to io b oool. on the day of his marriage, provided the will of his uncle is complied with ; but in default the ellate de volve: to lee:flon, main to Pterlefi. One of the con ditions is, that he !hall marry a woman with a for tune equal to his own. Another provillon in the will i.„ that Sir Matthew Maud 'ens, the guardian of Prev/./;, gall receive a large legacy on the day the marriage is folemnized, who, in order to obtain the money, is continually fpeaking in praife of matiimony, and ea. deavours to promote a marriage between Petrleft an 1 I Lady Frames, his ward. Peerkfi, however, conceives a romantic attachment for Antonia, the daughter of Truthlue, the Captain of a privateer, who, having left her unprovided for, the fupports !serail by painting portraits, and in that way becomes acquainted with Peer.'efr. The father returns, however, feparates the lover:, and Peerkfi engages Zachary Search, an igno rant Yorkfhireman, who has come to town to make a fortune by finding runaway ladies,loa pocket-book:, and gold watches advertifed in the newfpapers, to find her, promifing to give him toad. Search is timed:. ful, and Tratblat finding Pserlefi to be a man of ho nour, agrees to the match, and, from the proceeds of a rich prize he has taken, is enabled to give her the required fortune, and the play is concluded. There is fornething like an under plot between Lady Frames and Irtflon, which, we believe, from what we law, alto ends in their marriage. - As there is really little in this Comedy defervhig. commendation, and we feel no pleafure in the failure of literary adventure, we fhall he very brief in out remarks refpeeing it.— For all thateould be done by good acing, Mr. Auditoria,* has to thank the per: formers of Saturday night, who confiituted the Whole comic ftrength of the haute. In the charaeters. there is no other novelty than what May be conceived to proceed from a Atoned outline of comething we have feen before. Where the language is not inlipid and common place, it is costae and vulgar, and the piece is altogether dellitute of interell. The fenti ments difperfed here and there, are amiable, and there is fame humour in the Yorklbire clown ; but the pob• lic is tired of the provincial flaw , ' of ( uch charade' s . Long before the dole of the per formance, the voice of doapprobation was.tuo loud to be withtlood. and the curtain fell amidil groans and hitfes, that totally drowned the rattle of tingliag pai:at, kept up by the friends of the author to the end of the chapter. The Prologue, folemnly delivered byMr.CLa sat owr, bad nothing to recommend it; and the Epilogue, made np of Yorkfhire wit, of very plain fabric, fpoken by Estill', did little towards refluring the good humour of the audience. Another Play was obliged to be given out for Monday night.—The Theatre was of couefe well filled. THE MARKETS. MONDAY, JANUARY is. The Market to-day was but thinly fupplied whit Wheat, the buyers are numerous, but expefting ar rivals in more plenty, the trade is dull of fate, at a declenfinn in price—Barley in middling quan tity, and in demand, at better price—Malt filtewilb White Pe4s in plenty,and but few old Beans— Oats are in large fupply, and this trade is heavy fele, and quoted rather lower—Prices of Flour u lalt wreck. 0 COIIIIENCT ♦. trllDall Wheat. Jos 62i los per qr. GM, Peak 3o• 368 MOS Ditto. 7ss 73, od Darns, gs. sit. Rye, 34s aos od Tick arts 44•. jos. cal listia7,3s. 34s ed Oats, 23s 370. FA,. Malt, Ms 73s od Poland ditto 3s. 33s 68 Whits Pak, 36. 4se od Lye Seed. 401 431 per lat. FLICI Or FLOOR. Fine rear 6es se 65i. Seeandi - 5 - s; to 60. per fut. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SA-r9nt:lAT, Jan. zr. Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the returns codling the 41.1 of January, 11106. Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I Oats. Beano. I Pedsz, a. d. a d. a d. a d. a d. a 4. lt 44 7 37 S nd 7 43 s 42 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the it mums sonde in the wcek ending January 8, is spv yid. per hundred weight. SEA.COAL METER'S OFFICE, LONDON. JAN rt. CA/LCOIL SOLO, and jan.6. Jan.!. Jan. to. Monday. Wedzirfd Friday. I 4i o 4 8 31 4 480 47 9 t 460 a 48 48 0 Benton Leeg - Blip Main - I Carr's Hill - Heaton Main - S Hepburn Main . ... -. . Kenton Weft - a Percy Main - 1 Temple Main - .. 48 6 44 0 4 8 1 4 1 4 6 47 0 4 6 9 So 3 Wall's End • Tample's Wail's End - Winington 4 Blyth 1 Cowpen Main SUNDERLAND COAL. Bedford Main Boundary Moor Ncwwntle and Urpeth 47 0 .5 0 9 st 6 4 8 3 46 c 47 0 Prsmi ore M..in Rglrcl's Main 41 3 ♦8 o z 41 6 43 0 44 6 q• 43 0 On the night of the I gth uk. Alice Ryan, Gym years of Age, daughter of Denis Ryan, of Capps nuke, in the county of Limerick, farmer, was. against her will and cf.nftnt, forcibly carried away out of the dwelling hoof. of James Dillon, of PaHis Dninohill, in laid county, farmer, by an armed ban• upwards of twenty in number, with an intfat ►hat Patrick Lathy, cf fhould marry he►, and has not liner been heard of. At fame rime the banditti took away fcveral articles of (aid Drill's property. On Saturday fertnight an affeiting c'rtumftance took place at the feat of Camel RIGNY. at Mitt'''. The Rev. Mr. Man HE v., TKomrsos, Re,or of Br ad field, and Mnley. in F.& a. was invited with a party to dine; the c 1111 l pally were informed dinner was ready, and Mr. Tionss 'snot, in the ail of riling to walk into the dinky; coup, fs l doss, awl espinil immediately.