Star. — London, England, 1820-08-14 00:00:00

THE LATE Di•WHESS OF YORK. „ _ _ The preparations forthebody lying instate were , completed on Saturday, and the Public NOW ad witted to this part of the ceremony yesterday at:ls: o'clock: Entrance was obtained both by the Mgr, bridge and Walton gates, and from thence slung the, coacli-way to the house. The mode of ingress was by the front_doorinta.the front thence; through a passage, to thrlibrary, onwards' to the draWing-rooM, and lastty, CO the dining-room, wherg„ ender a mall black ediNtePT,. upon a raised .plitform, the body Was platted. Tite, whole of these...rooms and passages were compleaelfy, hung with }flack cloth. paylkghcwaseichslOdons6 the dim .rays of wax tapers placed An - Allor WPOOto, alone illuminated .the gloomy scene. The foot of the outside coffin, which is coneretil with rich crimson velvet, and .deCotated inthe tktnal, way with gilt nails, leas The pa ,t .however, was,ertshrouded in it:blank . . • ttikit. l ~the breast, on a cushion, was placed tergojalefigh-. mess's coronet ; and An each 'fide as on 'the' walla of this aPartigtilt•'Weri othe itttlt9rinl bearings of , the Refit) fffitnilY• 44 she head of Ae coffin was placed an hatchment, containing the quer. teings .of the ttoy al families,of f t ngland and -A greater 'degree ei* . *199g1a4 . vleo4cAr avg.) :t1 1, 0.44 .upon Atatelreenl4;restO s t ilt larts ivitit . pers. ,which burned on &etch. side of eke .coifie.. it , 'ne vault, in which the body will *.deposited, is situate Lon the sot i tth .4de s of Werhy,idgefhorgb,,im-; .Pre4iitte.lY unaer Abe new voiAlly ASScajAiesi by the hombic domestics of Qathinsts. ft is capn'olead" re-•., cciving only two coffins. - Yhe entrance to on die.out-', side of the Church, ghat will, in tke 4,r6t. instance, be dep9.5,i0.4 in the aisle slf the sacite.,ledi-i EC ; and after the Salt part of the Italia' Sermice shall be perforated, %vitt be conveyed in the usual manner to the place of Mtgrnteot., hex 4 0 Yal UW l flesh 14 1 2 1 11e0 prevented indis positiou,.wasat constant attaiadant at pablic worship, aad this pract' ce rendered her the mere familiar with her neighboars tier fast visit to the Church question was on Sunday the 19th of December. A Ineo&Ograo4so to diktt elleXt ea* , it 0%; beak 4 the and immediately after follows a note of the presence of his Royal llighness the Duke of Yong, on the ‘2.,5th 4116th Icerober, All ihe shops in dip miOages .of Weybfif , figt W4lOO, as sv.ejl as Oor Ofcite trAdesmcm t be Royal Fami4 4 1 Jeentloth wale ntinisagy Onbed 'bring the last veelt, and gefry ether demonstration pf r te spelt has been apparent. On Toasday, his yap Highness the Duke of au>i,o4y alive to those fee inns by which the Duchess was atw4ltd, sent down orders to ()adapt's to provide mous sung for 41 the children to kthorti she WA, in the habit Pf /awl ifiG her protection, nearly forty is s2llllther. FROM S,4TUIPAI NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BA NK fLUPTC"i SUMISF.I)EII. Abrb f*tl+frr; bipitatfirlds, rett.bet-maaa tlitqlillUPTS. _ . Chafto 1 4 441, late of 144ttsco011se, GloticSt4eraitire• IllOottor, to surrepder August 21, at two, and 22, at *mien, at the of :Messts. Wizard and Buchanan, Puraley, Oltmces tcullire, and September 23, at two, at the eid 13t41 but, DlifskY• 4iturnitts, Messrs. Visaed and *ewer, Lincoln's 111e4rs. Vizarsl and lipchanan, Illachan, late of Shetteld, millwright, August c,, ;1,464 S.:ptember 23, a' twelve, at the commercial' fun, Shet4eld. .Ittornies, Mr. l/ardy, Eihrfheld ; or Mr. Capes, Gray's Inn. Sutton-upon-Trent, Notttinghamshire, 04- Waller, August 23, at sis, 64, and September pi at elevep, :t the Bed !lan Inn, Wprksup. 4 - tlttriti fyi Mr . 04rOaltaw. • Nl , ,,,iksop ; Or Mr. Pinggatt, Ilare.court, Temple. John Titontas ?alder, Mei-ton, Surrey, silk-manufacturer, Au gust 13, 26, and aeptember 25, at ten, at Gui ld hall, London. Atturney, Mr. I.A•monds i Skinner-oteet, illurriphiTy MX', late, of - Collumptun, Devon, fallmonger, Au, ;Mu 23, 30, and Siptember 23, at twelve, at 4e Oki Lon don limn, Exeter. Atturnies, Mr. Mutton, Old Drued-street ; or Messrs. //flatten and Ford, Exeter. Vimund and John schoolmasters, ' 4l ll ll l st 164 auct September 23, at twelve, at the Commercial Rows, Ilrista" Attornies, Mr. J. Ivatiam!, Red ,l e ktc-stittare; or Dlr. l suer, Corn.strert, Dristol. ‘Vrtallt, lets of Hackney, victualler, August IS, 26, rid *.psOnthq 23, at eleven, at Gniklltall: Attorney, Mr. 1 upe, Vid (lette.ott. 1)1VIDEN11$ ttibe made at GUILDIMI.L. • S 11, L. 11.11nrs, Cattr.oirstseet, St. (14orges, carpenter ei,nr,i;. hum. 2, D. L; bail,, White Horse Tievera, niter -1 -ne, t4Yura4Wvpes. at le,. Supt. 2, J. Owut), Clicapside, ware. L404:40.4p, 4 tc-16. pivltirms to be irialdt in the frIUNTIIY. i4=l4.4uve sPd T; . 14 4 '415t_411_ 8 .4n. lietiffirtkitifos C. , ro f.tcturt t at eleiteq, }t the Not hp% 040w.kdp. Sept. 9, i. 1“4 1 4 11 00‘ Naßibeitvara draws a . 14 0 9 4% 41 the licOler 4MP / 111 , Canchetter. Sept. 7 1 , • .P 0.944 1 1, 11, 4***0.,1 1.11110 4 . et, 440 4 4tA9 - P4nufitctiirefg 4 C. 10,441 4iW ,441,1hbitit I f in, ‘`9" l - t. 71 ti• ten 3 a t 4 leititt*ltt Inn, 7,1% ▪ selit sit 4 1 . 4 9 .9 1 1 , 0 - *44f o W,Ailivrtil llerive% 1; , 449 4 P4wrA iAlwrlve% at Aignit**l VtOvit 60 6 t Whit% VMS. yritkckl; YOtkiligSs 94 0 4.0 4 .14kert iit. OM% • t4c 1-.4t (* . At 14, *VW: !kit' OCPWaths rirtu)o l 4 3 . 4l ViLTcck 4t:ticNt4s 4 Wt44lV 4 i 4 9 4 • 11 rir% suotitikANslt• a% J. NfiNP, 144 4 Cevrkr.st% Sifloilk tae Ilw a ll #l4 clAvwnl4l.n :;..pt.W Uti W. rti4ds, lue of 14 0 044 So Ft, 1 4 1 1tiris twelle A at the coalllkitck4l 49 4, 44 A *O4 400- sh 44. Liitt.c4l 1 1444 0111 0. 1 =g , t*kven% *Out 41 0 0 aRt4 Motu ac4l4- t.rb%:, Oct.V li, J. 4, 1 4 lc 1 1. dal. infitafth ti•ANc., fit th. 4. 40#1.4er. Cutt l / 2 4 W9rsatOtri, as vir-ve4, 41 . 1 444 6 0 ft Ciatikcik/t. CN RT I RI OATF.lll,oErrasaus t. Woolveston, Norwich, cabinet-maker. V. Perkins, Man,, • costas.-spii:sol. J.. Claws, Orhostone, Norfolk. bittier . and K. It. Much4l, BittuinElarn i snerchanes. of Little Thantes-areee. bilcuit-baket. 6. ?byte, No:114gal ownoothihice, sierkerm. K bikes, Popes-bead allay, M iihih, issokes. J. Searle, / t ower ( 4 rayeuor4treq/, booksakz. 1. Crowson , Boston, Littcoinshire, innkeeper. M. ljaciputt, Suzsaril.ad, grocer. J. leby, Yuri, brewer. D Vsiot.D.T KIN.% OF r WENICI4IIIr4 na.biPAGP. a 04.1 C. Wet-wee% painters as glasiere. t. r 40 4 Co. 11144clitsittr. dealers is twin sad now Gitebit• a 4 Co. to:mow, Asb-catze 4 G. and I. Pee% Maidbn4we, Wuod•street, Chrapside, silkowaven. Pepper and Kwiphm k }xy a iw A k . *p h swim. J. and J. 11Neekiek Soho/a-h. iirmem .4444 v 4 LAD* sheik* cobra Views ;Lad. TilkilAkilg4W 4 A___AWro ds c r + , W. and A. Wllimispei, lOW 11114 ammsterob . *mk t R i m ,* O. A. Dirty. Week awn. fiteAw - 0011,(iseurepao-Wobt% adoo-laitees. i. AEsoh Dew ay" Wic,044 4, fa a. Kaadali and Ca. Vaisemo. i . i . ettt x (a!, 5.(6444C5, blegdidai USA Muhl. and Nelk Wee— WicttA .1. awl X. Vega, Neinark4mooPlreen% d ot * aye! watch-makers. Bayldoa and AActon, Ildambeew, wora. 14409311•P°M• W. and AL. Buss% liwhieem% bmw.4W rees . Lee: co-_ V* taxpeocisa-nanningiaab audio mid 1,1). IwirAio, cowry. licais mi . Nihau, St. Pikdwri -6)01114084Pira• 7 14 01 , 4 14 eix Aki•go. Cgoimmitatimtkaglitailikosoldwabitipio.. • -- ••• ME Agilli% - • Taira47.44s. :sem i warzeiltrx 10, • 11•1111.•• .•••• . I . OffeFORD, ALP: X:0 ttl. The faebasast=p,hereeptientiee Rim*. IiATMAIIIrt . 7111ATI1111-- . A eotheth, TO . :three' le easiallay but 'the Saw. Cifleobtasy-searelettellvo, - AIM Into Abit am 11051046 Acts, • fro ; ori ,thi s , ,Poildwitke Culle. . . 11 40 OW .6944 ARA 4I B 2 d Oa ibe &PK -Irditia Rim, Wiaa r !r esakd on tiattwdli T "ailin g lit . Rune day the followlog Geatlenten were sleeted, in Abel- AhAl NNW* .to In Winged And engirt iaed for the Theme, .formatfivet-tisue. 'kis tteriliediseabe pen .disakb o oksdiessro o stb et h owe .c om i e py ; -air e G, Ki rgetrieue... 1 1)004 nf twent,y la ,slitee, co-Ttatsday. the ed of of Kr- XlidzOlXtßnitioi, wed Ishii first production Jed ter..tislanwe Gosateileeet! 80ny. ., both nn ; Ms . loulait'a .9Pbaleet :MA; the • IteCLES I ASTI CA A - L I" tHYSIOTIONS. find the Wettetti 114VirnfintneMaidiatene. Illastiment in Canterbury, 'sit:Lehi: return to his :naive countey.• la compliance Feendstwo;.the latter being hourter s kin. I With the established - usage on these ocrasions, we Thellas.ionnolludge,JAD. of Lihnshosee,barhumrappoined AUNT itiPragirts , 4n Ake Jat e 0 W ishu is now se I AIMS 411e4iit of the Drawsedie ft•rvonae - : by Prince Lwipold to be his Royal Highness's Cheplain fulhof troepa, as to Aendeelt Messier/ to haveiente :Sir eadessisher thisolierry - .- Air. ressain The Rev. Dr. Carr, of Worcester Colkie r IffalOrd, Tb!gr of Sir Lespoo leinster - -- - Mr. Celina. . ebton,rsall .IPhisenytClesk of ihreniatsonis Majesty. es 2.p -,pitchnd foraheaseataggitlittienelf 011ie of ;them. • Ovals littirworth - - - Ydr.•Baisisan. pointed Dein of Hcrefordtin the rotes of Dr. Qrstton,decsesed. Tite Clet i lt of the Goma Meetings in Leicester, Maw &Maw --- - - - -Mr. 'Wausau. t The Lord Bishop of Hereford Um collated the Rev. Mates has eeeeived an offrcinl letter, stating, that ballotted tiom Swipe - - - - - - )Ir. Lime,. X 2 Yinti 3 , 14. Idaididasser of the enthedral:fichoci, ihnoioad. Mr. . .1 1 Xe9 in the _Mina.' barer for annul training arid , K u mar . tantotte ,to theYtebend of ,Moreton Magna, oargant 6 y the &a alb aft eActise, ore k npeentitleel en half bounty, under the Lady Craniterry , Mos Allihronah Charlotte Melrose - - - - Mies Imam • -late Dean of Hereford. 1 21 4 .Tact- of tin 0 d .0t44.111. chap. 90., 'inlets Ale . - lies. Sieber Kin Coker, IL& sof Oriel Collor, in tliesl carts of North Curry, in the Diocese et Rith.and Wells. .. 1 ilitia are calleil.qutlnti, eettreclied for tided sareite. • • = e . Swipes . atit t lTAir PAOSATIGINS. . !Sir aristepier Creatirerry bas married in early- ,bzwac.,te lire s eam of aii , desum.e , a , wiedwaer. ) , 48 , 9twswito Avow . A . lox life below his rank. aud being compelled.to conceal hese Jahn Maar, to the Rerun' of Kirketon, S%dfolk. - it from his relations, is led to entrust an eels' son, the Rey. Christopher Benson, V.A. of Trinity 'Colkge, reer-- rallir 9 /__ • i a lir aten 4 " 44 4 o9 1 ` 44 Ll ' w°94l4 nag' it -; of e a. ...4.. '' N.l thfikkra ilaiicaa Lensuset. • iettisi Ste•r'entbt at 3 1 10 . 14144 ' lll , c l, , from -nay of the Caldetreant .speing wiat ana.,-...ge, to the care of Si mon c . n . ' llB ' a Toot Dtiaide, iOlii ' ent, ilie Will Stewart Lehr 4 Sypis an jaabeeper, and formerly heeler in the aftt.• , 2 - cy. 's erealy say, si.A. senior clout , item* et etoroat owhnhaoho4othwasea,avalieiog oh, difference. tsh Atoowe to . nape , comie " Aestemet mow . m e * spil l y,..duria3ll . a res id ence of m_ . oxe than . tow .. ty pear . s owl CMus Goneito, Coudisislsts has ham preseated,ll she ffLw- McifFoto Astf-niy•ttfaiwildtb 1.64 e, to be Li=beeice tn nal , . 13 0 . 00 y, being of an active awoutual, ter of that Society, to" the Rectory of Ll.Aberset, in Norfol, FrentlN i icwebanjp.,.receiving the . elopes when quite 'rung from bit keeper, and nothing vacated b the death of the Rev . it c 'Edwerds. he tPith4tegisnentef• •Dragoens--.lanses Brill DnAlsreent• mote being heard of him, is concluded to have pe- ThsereeThe sta y Sei , eo t f r d r tx inla n ~ Y n ' a t h e it s .yry w o h lta n l e tZ i et e : a l.24 41 " 1 " * .m u m it A f ikegmbea.l* Adarkek.'" 6 "idia• irished. Aravi s, however, still continues to receive a rdiastei of-the united Par i s of fluent= end iLiilemi. 11014111/ 1 10116 .4 st_ , lters fitearriPt-Peeteiv- Ace. ;awes Pasisfey _ Lse . _ mow ‘t ,„ 4 r„ .004 0 0 ; g ilen p a y an 4 Li eum p au tA q tres a el, +tomato/me astowanee rasuiued from Jodie for his ;lay numbest., ewe VI Wko retires; Lieutenant fro 01.4AillICO201Ce, Aid conceals xbe bpy's elopenintit. - J it Asti* Avalnole 1K to be Lieutenant and espoibli by Christopher Cranberry at length returns to his nahive maerow,atice Rodney. country, when the innkeeper, by the advice of his, 4A A,,ja k tat 4 rpot_,-Brenet Lientenisitt-euiuosi John OW w if e d dre ,an ad • ing t he consequences of a discoxery 4 ~p I* 4 . ItAItP.PAII LT C/31044 by purc.Pase, vice Rrooke, Who retires. imposes his own stn, Bats Swipes, upon him for the 4:1411 !date-iioutemmt Willinai Haw", from <he. thoif - pay of child he bad left. The vulgar mannersof this youth Abf Nee Wen*, ati lit 4 40 tint Pod LituteAw't, ':or a- 611 Sir Christopher with disgust, thotorli he has no Ferreq. vtlw rielotstet sz. suss of the deception that hasbeen practised. A we Dam-Caren reter Powell, from half-pay of the Lith Foot, to be Capt:dr, vicrizrlocis 0 'Flaherty, whoeschwreil, tlitittil'i between the innkeeper and his wife, who is rectiving the &Serowe. ••-• thawed in as intrigue with Lanteste, French "glen to 41n4 Ditto , CsoPin liciinwl Reeky Dania, from .1444f0t of Sir Christopher, at length reveals the trick, and the the York gamely', tp Ise Captain, vice Edmund Aube, Wan Nab exchl;e4. -ob discovers his own son in Captain Littlecaorth, sath Ditto-Ensign Stodhoirne Sohn I lotigson, from the see; the Commander of the ship of war which had brought foes, to be F.o..ign, withosst purchase, vice oesevan, ay- him from India, and fie bestows on him the hand of . Patipu4 to the cittlt Foot. Chisrlase Alarm. a rich heiress', and his ward, be n* Ditio,-,:maihAa Cvppage Nicolls; Cent. to be PAsilin, tweet) w h om an d t h e c ept m e an attac h ment h a d witisien purchaee, vice Hodgson, appointed to the'tsth Foot. end 'Okra -Ensign William Fitzge rald ' to be Lieutenant, with- been formed on the voyage. &'r Lents L.cin.der is fiwpsirroare,oire Coventry, appointed to the 4th Royal Ye. a passenger in the same ship, and an admirer of Lady Wen Detaliers ; Jai*: Wee Decry. Gent. 10 be SittiGn, Cranberry. The prosecution of his designs against. vice Fitzpraid. . her, which, in the coneusion are detected and ex- Seth Ditto-Assistant-Surgeon Andrew Thompson, M.D. from taff-piii 'tithe 52d Foot. to be Assistant-Surgeon, v i ce m... posed. form th e undeeplet of ' the Comedy. This is SIN JiMitet Ws l 4rtii:, who exchanges. a production that. on the whole, possesses consider tit Yawl %%swap liettalion.-Lienterant William Hackett, able merit. The chief character, which is that played . from the 22d Light Dragoons, to be Lieutonant, vice James tr by sastoo, is not original in the conception, for the - Findree. Wt 49 returlip to his furores situation op the Re- tired fist. sudde n transition from vulgar to genteel life, with sof et•eal Veteran %Mikes-Captain Timothy Dillon. from its awkward consequences both to the individual and tbf 49th ram, to h. Cfptiin, vice J. E. C. 4mm-thy, who to those with whom he comes in contact, have bees returps to his former situation on the Rrtired list. made a hundred times the the m e ridicule • att Royal Veteran Battalion.-.To be Captains-Brevet Hajar . o f , yet wiai.mw mope, „ et wipe, of the 97th r ots, v i ce H u n . mere are traits about the portrait here drawn, which l who returns to his former situation on the Retired List; Cap- may lay some claim to originality. It was greatly in tails Thomas bleared, from half pay of the 44th Foot, vice debted,however,for its effect, t 9 the manner in which it I Grant, whose appointment has cot tykes plow. was. played by Limy, who has seldom been more sue- 1 1410SFITAL STAFF. cessful. The character of Sir Chri:lopher is not strongly ll•writel,Assistant thigthl Lamont, from Mil -M. tote Hospital Assistant to the Forges, vice Mitchell,promoted inesth Foot. marked, but he is an amusing mixture of spleen and benevolence. The innkeeper aud .his wife were a good delineation of low cunning and vulgar coquetry. Lady Cranberry, who is second wife to Sir Chris topher, is a mere fine lady, gay and thoughtless; a.ud Charlotte Melrose, of that class of characters from which genius itself can extract nothing. Sir Lennok (an Irish Baronet) is- the least lucky hit in the Play, and 'would be disowned by Hibernia as a counterfeit son. Ile is too systematical, too reascin ing, too conscious,and too sentimental. As a cane phrase is deemed euen t tial to a modern Comedy, it must, we suppose, be tolerated; but it comes with a peculiar ill grace from ari Irishman to be for ever, saying-." Tar will excnse my being fig urative r Of the plot,- the least amusing portion is the belle passim. of Si:Lennox and Lady Cranberry, which oc cupies muck space and creates little interest. The dialogue is neat and pointed ; uotswithont some ape cis:sees of *erring wit, but abounding too much in whist the Italians call eenettii; a species of wit exer cising thee , ear usher-than the mind. With respect to the acting we have already spoken with high and deserved praise of LWOW: and most add, that Tower, for his Sir Christopher, is no less deserving of encomium. Nars. Glens was also admirable in the li - 1 . s nnkeepee wife. Coin Irishman at least may cls . Nand in the class of respectable, and BARNARD:I ii .,.......... i ."'" - Illititite attention to the business of the Stage must w ''' ever wear* him commendation. • FARLIT'II French 'Anent" seanfight, the Rev.._ violet was lively and just ; and Mrs. Jonas, as the fitids It Marys Pateritt at•lbto et ..... french chambermaid, was his coonterpart. Wu.- Sulun s tc ' n • Thursday, at Thitern Church, (10- -- sadist% who is one of the new actors of the season, Vialielf, ipt.ir of dn.' acquitted himself with much credit. Mrs: Mattoew :fltzford, to Helen. ''' - and Miss Latest' also did full justice to the parts al- dart, of Stooiew• 'hated to them. The Comedy way aimounced for re- A 'lP ast 3 ' ii"" y- - ne '- petition on 'Aaserlity, without a dissentient . voice, . late &um= Osierae.--The rampire was repeated at -- tilis Thaler* on Satusday night to a ansecied and very. ekes= audience. It is insposelble to imagine anything motto felicitously pots:tray:id time is the singular and arduous character of the Iresniiire, by /Ar., T. P. esiottra The agitation of his manner , and wild uncertainty of his eye as he fluctuates between wild ' alternate hope and feet" of whether he shall or eball not obtain the object on which his dreadful legiatence depeuds; and 6sally, his distraction and drama; in the concludins acme, when be beholds his last hope fail, and bis inevitable fate coining thick him,, cannot be too highly commended. This • is altogether well got up, and the " keeping" like Ec 1 of a fine pieta.; is excellently sustained throu out. The sweet air of Doran the bats Davie was-de lightrullr given by L's IJUste.e and Miss Cu**, and was deservedly encored. The Farce of Am:tars and - ' . .ra followed. and went off with its usual eclat. Astittant-Cemildetarr-Vonend liouctadt having quitted EPI• land witho u t !cove from the Lore.lf the Treasury, and with. out havinr settled his accounts, has been dismissed the servia. The Cirittian nowt of Enai gn Cjuet, appointed to the 'td foot, pn rill ult. are Marlin Commission sued by the Lord Lieutenant of Lineolneldee. norm* birch Heynerdiam, En. to he Deputy Ileutettant. Cppenligbms in the Royal South .Cloueester Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant 41 the County of Gleuceeter. ieiCilSoffilot Henri Norwood Pm to be Oiptain eke Lan', d.. etupd ; Weise Thaw Witherby to be Lieutenant, vice bye, promoted. Saturday seinnight, at Mak-swarth, in a Sall attjobting•tbe teem, engaged for that prrpose by Mr. egos, of the )(Mg', Arms Inn, Anon Lorktmed, a young man twenty-two years of sop, without any previous trailing, engaged to go slaty miles la twelve successive hours : a half-mile course was accurately wa vered and staked out, and he commenced the undertaking at half-putt six in the morning : although during the time beta were: decidedly against him, he completed his teak with 4paraut ease in eleven hours and fifty-twn nunukes.—The company pre setet, which was numerous and respectable, presented him with .a liberal subscription at the close of his labours 'Yarmouth Races this year caused an illfit4 of com pany to the town of the first respecialvility and con sequence. The Ordinaries on both days were well attended. The Assembly and the 'lliei.tre, and all the public Gardens were each eveniug crowded. According to an American Nem the water in which potatoes .have been boiled, it sprinkled over regetOles; by swans of a garden watering-pot, will eff'oetually destroy insects of every description in all their stases, from the egg to the fly. A lad, about fourteen, son of Mr. li.zrorr, a War den at the Dock-yard Gate s Chatham, was discovered drowned on Tuesday, by the side of the Chatham tighter, lyuig at the Dock-yard wharf. it is sup posed he Inuit have fallen of the side of the vessel in attempting to get into the boat while the crew ache vessel were below at dinner. A dreadful accident happened about Ave o'clock 'on Friday evening,. in Crown-yard, - Swallow-sr . et. As a Gentleman's coach was, coming out of the : yard at the boas a buy, about five leafs Olds the son eta, (poor shoemaker, named White, tesident there, _wee veturni: ng nom, from school, the child stood dote to the wall to let the coach pass, but, melancholy to le late was caught by one of the fee -wheels. draityt underneath, and its head was crushed to atoms. accident being attributed to thecarelessness of the coachman, he was taken to*Karlborough-street Po lice-office. I'Vednesek evening, an awful visitation of Goo haprened,at Bocci : the turnkey, a limo of the name of Williartt at the of 4.5, who was :les . age in perfect health, opened the lour door to let his -wifb out, inttantl)c dropped clew* and calked! • Early on Tttesday morning, the Veetry of Usk* Chapel, Islington, was forcibly catered and robbed of the lvtinisters' gown and cassocks, the Reader's kurplice, a new cloth cored% for the Commusiou. table, about a doyen bottles of wine. the Warp lamp, and other articles to'tha value of upward* of t , ,to. 'lwo houses were inn4en open and , robbed,, aaa. several other a;ternEoted iu the sMe Isethbourhood in the cogrse tithe inilowiugniisbu A few evenings Ow AfiikoAkianwrd. lithQ "•' ' t seas sentenced M. tar reVie le3jpiNGlDeol* the. 1**14% neral - Sesstons Ibr - the town of Dom. for an. attempt to commit a rev ow Serph, Galax. of relkestane, made his ewer &ow tbb , Jail. by breaking tbzoisigh the ceiling and roof or test wry Inot, and then, Pas4h)s upon the vows of tq three bowed„ vended bra 'pater ix*o thlk 301014, tnakIAINIC , S4I.IO toCe4 hes744°4. IThe new Theatre at Birmiogbans is built upon the site of that which was burnt down last year. The tinterior is in the four of a lyre.- united to the Stage by an elliptic cove , which forms the Piuscenium. i The ceiling is a sokaaed dome. suppottidby Ore -seista pillars; the dome is divided into compartments, with a fine head of Apollo in the centre. The deco rations ate gilded relitvos an .a - pink ground : the compartments panelled with gold modeling& The decorations of the three tier of hosts are from the antique; on the lower circle, a bold &Tuscan scroll is fixed ; the panties orthe (idler ciltles is dhrided by pitastera. ornamented aheimately with antique lyres, ;redneck and oalissreaths. The tannins wbith gap ' port the bout are white add gold ; over eath rber liusbest geld bracket Rua a eApkta4 10pp:dug lavevaltMcr: There is :now staacling. at Attoidilair part of the srall of the house wherein EDWAIND 1. held. his Pan- Lament, after completing the subjugation of l a conquest which it' ad required ttp years to erect. The old wail has been bulk upon,. and metamor phosed into the 7,2b3e.end of a row of small horses, so that to a passenger, there is nothing psirticalaily antique or striking in its appearance; but the Very Rev. the Dean of ST. ASAPU, in order to rescue this piece of antiquity from oblivion,has caused to beplaced upon it a tablet, benriag the following inscriptleo:...l.- This Fragment Is. the Remains of the Building Macre King Edward the Rest • Held his l'arliatne . ut, A. D. 1283. - In which was passed the Semite of itioddias, *cueing To the Principality of 'Wales Its. Judicial Nets, And ludapenda - oce. New Cosrrie;rm.—A Correspondent in a Morn ing Paper observes upon the account given of the late discovery of an Antarctic Continent, that, while the failure of such a discovery by Coats, PIIIIIOUNI. sad VANCOUVER, is noticed, no mention is nude of TIEZODORS GUMMI% who it retorde4 to hare dis covered land in the Great Southern Ocean so cart } , as the year 1399, under nearly the same latitude and longitude as that given by Mr. SMITH- for his own observations. A singular circumstance occurred a few days since at Milton-next-Sittinsbourne., A young lad, abo.it twelve years of age, son of Mr. John Gold6n,l•,.ear penter at that place, in crossing a meadow called th Butts, was pounced upon by a large buzzard, of full size of a hen, Which stuck its talons in Ins jacket acrofs his breast ; the boy had the courage to seize it and throw it with violence on the ground, which stunning the bird, enabled him then to kill it. The infant lately born on board the Favourite steam packet, in its passage from London to Margate a few weeks since, was on Friday cbrisemed Ma, sine Favourite, on which occasion a party of nearly eighty Ladies and •Geotlemen sat-down to a sump tuous dinner, at Minster, at the Widow Wells's, whose daughter performed the prominent character on the occasion commemorated. Health and prosperity was frock to the mother and infant is copies: libations. B I RTII. The 7th instant, at Tfitetnoutbi the Lal b ref• bode Rya; of the Slat Rossitutet, of a see. MA 11 D. Tuesday, at Tbstiford, Northaaoptasishire, the Per. Francis &udent of Christ Plonk 01brd, and an &skims Muter of Chaster-Noossr School, to-Fraosaa. yossagast ilavehter of the late Nov. Joho Nubia, Rector of Usimtlan, Northamp tonshire. C. J. Urquhart, Fellow if O&M Gars -0140 4 to Miss F. Huntiagford. Rev. William Watkins, Rector d Itireso, ii -flasilt s sed desnestie Chaplain to Lerd likoredop,. to Femm e T o t owa da=yof T. Rhoades, F.sq. of Chichester. sent:lilt, the Rev. John Pryer, of •Daillisiers Ifs% likstagosmitysliire, to tiara, relict of Stioracteito. Ess Lamle= "%New seualthe, the Rer. Reify 4*Pot/P.. •14, to Mary, paws' choshist .1 Jpopor~ope, RA. of &Winston, Thursday, at Mullen Church, gooditielFeellieti.ele nod - WSW= Ewer. BAtWar Of the M e rr it a kv. lo4lBl7: of Waterford, to Helen, eldest daft, of Seeview. Aiwa 3, the Row. Robert lisithik, N i11e .. 4 01 411 0 1111 of thf late Rev. Miles Cooper, of Ws Thursday, st &Moues, • • ''"t" she ISA &kW liants Print: 4'B 'oWe Pi 111080904 NIX . - A ug. Grosveseetkee, the_Asessegg 1114; Aug. at Reethasopten-rmr • 1111164,41, likdigglete of Limit. Tenon, Royal Nan, • • In Lis 5 1 4 year, the Rev. Walter Paaadialls DLL of Micas more. At Uvermsre rarseasie, io doe wq li< on' esa, tW Rev. Peter Lathhory. In the 71st year of his age, the. Rest 11140461101111 of Bodwirrigiad, in the Callualy of Dew* -.- WLately o,wne. aged 20, after a protracted Mesgagog, /11Aillikt of •• : ••• . hiterb Just 2, at Se. Vissaiet a In NO di* mg. Waal* I••• sop i r ies Esz y of Waltham Abbey. . at Mellow in the ?owl ab•pilitt. Nag- d the Ordain:re Mee, aged N. - The 2d instant, sY theinborne Castle. I,.l,irpersa**- General Lesonnl Shaba &de, atiOrgegf irartietpLaw meant fir the Comity of Nerdmotheebendl . The 7th inst. after a.short illness , at. Mena i NAres/dr, Olostesterthint, tbe Nee. Lewis oftibtelitai or Oziewcoth s. in that CaullPf. Thursday se'snight, at the ?meow Memis i &Mar, in the Sim ' yea- of his bp, Climbs &WM Coeitt, Moat* et ti -Mas College, Cambs. r The ialt. eta compl a int, et ItatkWes, en bias wiry to Italy, flar die of his health, p ft, Mt Jew. Nselms, ol Weaviewar Oasis, eased. Thalami Wong& soddenly, at Tess • Mr-Mtwara •Dawned Ceogook, egad 31, a lambs, dr- OIL Tinsley ea'sedgbi o Is b e dJ •do :Nee. Edward bansiwoo, easecisad itimsiseis s Oasis Priest Ha-th at ile theskinew tom beam I. edemas& it dm Sir of Dour?, Dour?, oraa4ned Priest dime in 1751, sod took, his ie Nesseigb, witielse et loge*, DIM, mg by iSslbrair 4 6 ' Adieus died ea Abe ems dey Of *lees* glossae Itl WATiR a LORI Ilkissing, SRI IDGIC TO-U entitqW Z -- - 116idia;tTaiWO - NI —.—... m, .......- S 10.04 him! NM osbakut Or lm MOM Fie limb Toss)leipar, _ ' • t. ' • „ st.._l2! . .1• • F Tiel NO. 4, Agent Moe ii Put ar 1. 1 s. 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