Star. — London, England, 1806-03-11 00:00:00

COPENT GARDEN THEATRE. • " Saturday night a "Comedy, the produttion of the veteran Dramatill Cure . D, intitled, 4 Mini to linfiandi, was performed at this Theatre for the fiat time, and experienced from a crowded audience a very favourable reception. The Dramatis' Ptrfoaa i , and flory of this piece, ate briefly as follow I Lord frank Mr. C.Keieste Sir Charles Le Brun Mr. H. Joaust on Heartrlght Mr. Pore Fairford Mr. FA WCZTT George 'Fitter Mr. Bauterdet Pliant Mr .F Harry Sumner Mr. FIItLD Codicil Mr. Faulty O'Doserty Mr. BLA NCIARD Lady Teen& Mifs SMITS Lady Le Bran Mrs GL , WZR Ruth Mrs.Erear. Lord Treat, a y, on; Noblemab of many pretenfions. becoMes en-riveted with the sate al charmed a girl in an humble flatlet% and marries her, but loon growing weary of retirement, be hunches into the mares •of diMpation, and fends Lady Tram fit back to her Family. At the time of their marriage, Fairford. the Father of his Lady, was in Raffia, on • com mercial (peculation, mid hi. family were left in other dif. mired clrcumftances; but nn the return of Lady *Frank to her father's refnience, the finds him jolt arrived, and potreffed of a tonfiderable property in confequence of the death of the gd•elili partner in the continental firm. He becomes recemelloito kik daughter, who had married without bisperrnittion, and plane a renfiderable rum of money In her hands to maintahs h,r elpity, but which Ix privately nonfinite to her hatband, to MINN hill from the embarreaments In which his diiiipated ameflodt BOOM vowed him In the mean time, Lord Tranflit, emelt by reiberiet and ennaderlng hirifelf degraded by the levity of his (0110 amps niont. eagerly willies for a reconciliation with his wile s mitten lady on being deceived by Trevor, a young Gawk del eepirew of Fairford, with regard to his furpielons of an bialges ISM. hi lady and Sir Charles La Brun—the parties art tweesbe swam at the boufe of Lady Le Brun; and Fairford, who bee dlieevered by fame papers the benevolence of l.ned Tranfit to IdelflkaliNDS his abfence abroad. relieves his Lobifillp from great astbeewellare by relinquithing a confiderabk claim be held upon lioailheoheol caskets to his daughter's reconcilement. There is a foot demo ter plot. which confifts in the mutual attempts of Lord Tome and Sir Charles i.e Brun to fedoee each others wives but whisk is rendered ettifineefsful by the rigid morality of one l ady, and dili candid ridicule of the other. The chief merit of this produltion contifis in ibs c ti, it y of its fentimcnts, the ufefulnefs of its moral se4 the elegance of its language. It difplays little novelty of character, and lets of that incidental buille which is the leading feature of modern Comedies ; but the dialogue is fprightly throughout, and the intereft is, kept up till the laft fcene with confiderable tkillots We are told, that leveral Actors declined pat* fit this Play, becaufe Al thought it would sit tu'eCtsd :—it has, however, fucceeded ; perhaps Set(pr without their aid than with it. It was as aturday night admirably performed througtrut,; particularly by the ladies: indeed we never law hlifs Saito to fo much advantage as in the amiable hero. inn s and Mrs. GLOVIR'S Lady Le Bran was a very finifhed portrait of the woman of giddy difflpation, but of an uncontaminated heart.. The Prologue and Epilorie were well delineated by Mr. BRUNTON and MIA tIMITII. the latter, after tome allufions to the well knows limy of Judge Buttga's Thumb," lays, that in domenic difpntes, i---i. The fault is always with the men. • Hemph—No, not ohaey--ttine times out of ten." The piece was heard throughout with much appro. ration, and was announced for a fecond reprefinta tion on Monday evening with loud and reiterated plaudits. • The new Play of " A Hint to Nuliandr" was IA llnight performed for a fecond time with very flatter ing tellimonies of approbation. 1 LAW INTELLIGENCE. r • COURT OF KING'. BENCH, MARCH,. 114/F7IIIDIIII 9. 04.111M.-SLANDIR. Mr. Gs e aiilV raid it was extremely painful to him to Oats this cafe, becaufe it referred to a fubjeft, the public difeuffion of which could not but excite fenti 'aunts of deep regret, that any an Mould have been )ed into filch intemperate coudue as thar,which be lad to impute to the Defendant. The Plaintiff was .an Imoonrable man, in the fervice of hi. Majefty, as lettpntftt of the Nottingham Militia. The Defendant was an Officer in the fame regiment. The Plaintiff' had to complain oT an injury to his charafler and •nalseby a report propagated by the Defendant, which, • if true, would render bim unworthy to continue a Mesabir of fociety. The Nottingham Militia hap pened lime time ago to he quartered at Rye, where :* Mc. Clarke, a tradcfman, refilled. It was in the company of this Mr. Clarke, and in a communication to him, that the Defendant charged the Plaintiff with an offence, the bare mention of which would . pollute th- walls of the Court. He Ihould therefore abflain from repeating the acculistion. It was, how. ever, neceffary to ()Verve, that the Defendant. to make his (lender current, and induce Mr. Clarke to believe it, gave to his malicious and feandalons re port, time, place, and eiccumeance. Mr. Clarke ,aras acquainted with the Plaintiff, and he did that ..which every worthy and honourable man was baud to do, when he heard one man (peak In materially to the diradvaMage of another, particularly when the . parties were brother officers. He accordingly waited on the Plaintiff, and informed him of what bad been advanced to his prejudice. The Plaintiff was thun derfiruck ; he exclaimed, " For Goo's fake ena ble me to trace the author of fuch a malignant and infamous report." Mr. Clarke told him that he was (pending the-evening with Mr. Gunn, when the c.,averfation turned upon a crime raid to have been •committed in the town, upon which the Defendant obrerved. he fuppored it was one of the officers who was implicated in it, and the dircourre continued with ieference to which of the officers was moll likely to have been the guilty perfon. The Defendant afked him, whether or not he could form any judgment by the countenance of a particular officer ? Mr. Clarke mentioned several names, and at length the plaintiff's. The defendant laid, "That is the man ;" thus pretending to apply the rules of Lavater on ~phytiognomy in doom a man to perpetual and lode lible dirgrace, for no other reafon than the accidental circamilance of his countenance being ruddier or fairer than another's. Sure he was, that Lavater never funetioned any theory which would jultify loch a criterion. Upon no other foundation had the de• fendant dared to make the actuation. It might be a1k.:41 why did the plaintiff come before a Jury at Guildhall to vindicate his charaeer ? He certainly cbd not come for the fake of any conipenfation in money, that was the trail of considerations ; but , I.e found, tbat with fogs a rumour afloat, he could! • * not go to his tree room without being pointed at. He had.therefore appealed to a jury, who, he had no doubt, would award the utmoft meafure of damages. Mr. Nazi immed:ately interpofed. He (aid, the defendant tilt the at molt contrition for what he had done. It was an errror committed in a moment of thoughlefs intemperance, for which he had no junifi• ' cation or atonement to offer, except the moll ample and unequivocal confeffion that the Hander was falfe and grotindlers. The infant he was apptifed of what he had Paid, he offered any fubmiffion, and to accom pany it with an affidavit, eiprefsly flitting that he had no authority on earth for what he had told Mr. Clarke, and in fart that none of the circumftance‘ ever had any exiftence. He now molt folemnly, in the face of the whole Court. and of the Public, de clared that Asere was nut the flighteft pretence for what he had raid, and he was ready to fign any apo logy that might be deemed a proper atonement. He only ruined that he fhould not be required to fign any thing which was intended to be publiffied. • Mr. Gaattow di(claimed the idea of withing for any apology through the medium of a publication. The plaintiff only fought to vindicate his charafter, and the acknoerledgertient now made in Court was per fatly fatisfaaory to his feelings. Lord Esseu.soeouon remarked, that the conduit of the defendant had been fuch as to leave him no thing to hope for but from the mercy of the plaintiff. After fuch a fubmiffion the charaaer of the plaintiff could not poffibly fuftain the lean injury, and he was happy that an affair of fo rearms a nature flionldhave been brought to fuch a conclufion. The defendant's folicitor undertook to pay Ancona and expellees, and a juror was withdrawn. A number of policy caufes were tried, but they in volved no new point, and confecinebtly it is unnecef fary to report them. RICHARDSON V. SIM. • This was an allion on a Policy of Infurance upon the flip Lord Nelfon, from Meffina to London. The fhip was captured by two . Spanifh privateers out of her regular cowrie. and the queftion was, whether, under the policy fhe was jellified in cruising fo far ant of her direa voyage? The jury, for the fetond time, were of opinion, that fhe was fo jellified. the words of the policy being, " to cruise, capture. and man prize," auJ accordingly gave the plaintiff a verdict. Toe ciao O. •Tatt.tyol. This was an indiansent preferred by the City of Looday again the Defendant fora nuifance, in ac cumulating rubbilb, and bones with putrid Beth upon them, on his lay-ftall at Whiter; srs Wharf, by which the ntighbourhond were greatly annoyed from the Reach, &c. The defendant, however, agreed to abate the nuifitece, and not offend again.; upon which a verdie of—Guilty was taken, and the profecotors agreed not to on him for judgment, unlefs the nuifante thoUld be repeated. economise V. TNt TlUMUltilt OF TNt WIST INDIA DOCK CODCFANY. This was an aftion to afcettain whether the Wet India Dock Company are entitled to charge more for the delivery of Well India produce from dick wars. bottles (when that produce is intended for exportatioa s and thedelivery in confequence mull be into lighters, &c. inaead of carts brought to their wsuehonfe doors), than is fpecified in the aft of incorporation. The quellion has been twice tried, and twice de cided the fame, that the Company are not entitled to any furcharge upon the gd flipulated by the Aft for warelioufing each hoe:head I and for delivering the fame, confequently the plaintiff obtained a verdig for the amount of his forcharge. DREADFUL Fite.—About eight o'clock loft 8a turday evening a molt alarming firs broke nut at the houfe of Meirs. Grafton and Field, corn chandlers, No. 6, Shoreditch. It was difcoverod to borft forth from the top part of the back boufe, which was filled with ftraw. It was fuppofed to be ocealioned by the fnoff of a caulk, which a boy had carelafsly About nine o'clock the fire made a moll awful up pearance, having communicated to a large inalthoufe and two (table*, all in a confined court, with ea en. trance but a (mall patrage called Magpye Alley.— The Volunteers arrived with the greateft alacrity, and kept off the feveral depredators that oftrally attend fuch places. The fight at this time was truly terrific, no left than four houfes in flames ; Mr. Kirvell's Prefs.houfe having caught fire, in addition to the three already mentioned. The flames raged moll terribly, and fpread a light to all parts of the town. The engines, after their art ivalovere Come tittle rendered ufelefs tar want of water ; but afterwards being well manned and fupplied, had the fortune to prevent the flames from extending, and extinguifhing the hooka of Mr. Webb, No. 13. Blofrom-fireet, and the other houfes on each fide, which were much da. maged in the roof. About twelve o'clock the four houles fell irs with a dreadful crab. Happily no lives were 101 l The engines kept playing until three o'clock on Sunday morning, and remained during the whole of the day. Several houfes in Shoreditch were much damaged in the rear, but from that flreet there was on viable effes of the fire. Titivate communications from Gentlemen and La. dies coming to No. 15, Soho.lquare, refpetling the benefit they have received from the adminiftration of SPILIBURY'II PATENT DROPII, in Scorbutic, Eruptive, Scrophulotts, and other Complaints, &c. which, through delicacy, Mr. SPII.3I3IYRY cannot avail him fclf in a public way, yet he will not let flip the op portunity of thanking them for their recommends ton in the circle of their friends.—Tie genuine me ticine is fold as uftial at the Difpenfary, No. tg, Soho-fquare, in bottles gs. 6d. los. and 11. as. duty included. To avoid Counterfeits, ask (or the Patent Antireorbutic Drops, and obferve the (lamp (the King's Duty) is printed in black ink inftc..d of red ink. At her hoore hi Hcrtford-itreet, Ala, Fair, the Hon. Mrs. Caulfield, of a fort and heir. MARRIED. Therfday, Capt. George J. Ryves. of the Royal Navy, Shrotoo Houk, Meet, to Mira Emota Graham, daughter of R. R. Graham, Efti. of Chelfes College. At Durham, m) Sunday the ad inftmt. in ehildbed, much and delemedly regretcd, Mrs. Balfour, wife of Michael Balfour, Efi. Diftriet Surgeon. Lait Tucl lay, at Deana Court, Dorfct (hire, the Rcv. Sir James Hanharn, &re. aged So para. In Downing ftreet, the Rev. George Graves GoldMg, of Suffolk. On the asth ult. at hli feat at Romely. Dabyllaire, Ur. Gifbotue, F. R. 5. Lite Prefhlent of the College of Pbyfielaol. LONDON MARKET*. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE. MAsa..,. Wheat per load 161 CO Oa sd es Barley per quartet tl is to il Ise Oats per ditto il 04 to ll 16$ Boons per ditto • 21 St to 21 Its New ditto 11 Its to il tit Peak per ditto . 11-18 s to 21 Ita PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. Comma?' as* 74$ to 761 per cwt. Coriander, 14s to iss do. . Trefoil p 6d to . 3os do. Rcd Clover 264 to 7os do. Fine Old 1145 to —4 White ditto 28s to 72s White Mustard Seed, wood to tls od per boatel. Brown ditto, 6a od to ip od do. Turnip --s to —4 per buthel. Broad Beans Its tO 314 per quarter Lair Pods 245 to 3os Tares 36s to 40 od ws oil Rye Graft ' 16 od to p$ od per quarter. Canary, 455 od sp Od. to 6es od do. Average Price of Coro in England and Wake, tram the rewires ending the If of March, 184:6. Wheat. 1 Rye. Barley. tOata I Beans. Poem .. d. s. J. s. 4. s. d. 1. 4. a. d. 74 7 45 0 35 5 2 4 FF 4 1 2 43 9 The average Price of Sugar, romputod from Gut Returns mar in the week ending March j, is 455. top. per hhodeod weight. PRICE OF HOPS. DAIS. POCKETS. Kest . 31 16s so 31 as i Kent - 61 C. to $ so. SWIM - 31 16s to 61 As Sulk: - 51 16s to 71 04 Ern 51 ars to 61 do Farnham 81.-:5 to atl its PRICE OF H 073 IN TH BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 61 6$ to 11 155 I Poektts 61 to to 111 :Is PRICES OP HAY AI4D STRAW. St. James's. Whitothapd. Happerload 3 ooto 4 14 6 Hay per load 3 10 to 411 *no 2 90to 3 0 0 BMW I ato s 111 QM. 4 6Oa 3 I Patel OF-lIAT AND 4TRAW IN INFT•FICLO. Old Hay, al to to 41 0.-Ckwer 31 toe to 41 age Rowin ol os to ol c0..-Strwer. al tba to al p SMFCHFIELD MARKET, March to. To fink the alfat.yer haft of Illin Beef 4$ ad to 54 &Wired p 44 to 6s 3d Mottos p od to 6s od p od to 61 Id •LAD OF Ca. 7711 IRIS OAT. Hafts, about 2000.-11heew i od L00di,9,700. NEWGATE and LEAD ALL Much in. Per Roue of tlb. by dro ouvure. NW 36 8.1 to 41 id I VW 4a 44 to du 4/ Mama as od to 0 od Pork •Sr 4ct to 44 1.. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. 111. '• arta 4$ lid Town Tallow 6os od to of 45 24 Yellow Rolla 66s to Ms 4d et WlMolitto 66e od to at ggetiling 111 s.) 3$ 1141.1 Soap ditto .-4 to 65s ell - . Molted Stuff --a to 565 RI 134 ad Moo rough 385 od to cm ' -AOINIR 4 4 0 4 4 Oreaug ITS ad • Good Dregs . 1 " °•" t ' 71$ to os—Mottled, 88s—Cur d , 924 e lhOr bap, Ma ot IDgaiks per d0e5n.14104.-Moulds, ISOM RAW HIDE& 1 4 ftrittose) p 4d to 3$ 6d Insets Abe tr. od tame SO sod to 3s ad Shop Ohba 3. 6tl to Es•Wil au as 64 to as id Sidinlings Wod to a 44 am 64 mei 1 Lamb Sibs os a& to os so siticE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, 3o to 5616 cask arid to sad Ditto, 6o to 6316 s6d ta 174 Merchants Backs sad to slid Dreffing Hides a* to sad Fine Coach Hides lid to 230 Crop Hides for Cutting It to 24 r d Flat Ordinary to 21 Calf Skins, 30 60 40111 per dohs 31Id to 4$ Ditto lo to 7db 364 to 39d . j Ditto 7o to Solb 34 4 to 364 Snail Etab(Otrooland) per lb. 36 4d to 34 6tl •'' lap ditto loos to illos per des. ••• • Tmod Harfir. Hides An to, V& with :it COAL MARKET, Koch to. . Ships at/s'larket . Elpip4 40, _ its . 29 Neucahhe Cod 54 td -.4 e its 3d. 5 Sunderland 11 • ooi to od x Stone Coal o • 4i;lttomil io 4!, od • I Cinders ___ .t. • ..,9 . h•rPlOs': L. . • • .1 1. t: PABUIAAVIX LAI/IZZ. Wiatife fituatlettingidaes t teetPoraiyireettislakine. *4R. WATIiOI4, ' Eheirgeork, and Maw Midwife, iv* or 'en to aceettlhatat Lake' in lin airydWa• e i g s. w i t h Apart 1114 semis fuiteri' tit theimirdleri- , 114:es and Rtuadmi,lia i put out t 5 oves,"! Itgotootty to call to ty Inifueeti hiin id con ve4 4)t i e. tillitanit to Alilistiopitoi cello! ?tetra flieftwrinttir .111 Wes affatotiat to alit t. aitmativo, sad malt jitollodit farm,- Litters (poR paid).to Mr. Wads., Sorgtoo and Mao-Midwpfc or to Met.'%Vatfon, Midwife, No. 1, Charlotte-Ricci, Surtey fide of Blackfrlar's-bridr, win mitt he molt pointed attention Where may lie had; The PILL lIRNIUNCI'A, at al. is. pa boa, a certain and 'effedival Remek=to remove all Obltruetion.. sad irregularities, and an exaMentMcdiclne after bad Lying, in. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge.ltreet, London, slll. Bditstrgh, May s, 18co. ; IN the fpring of 1794 I 'was aehaeat With a Vgne real Complaint, which I treated Wio indifference for Ave months; but was then obliged to apply to riegulti"Phytidan;Who put a temporary flop to the virulence of the dente (by mercu rial application) for foam time; bucgrowlmg; Iri fp4ie of all Medi , eine sisti the advice of the tilt Gentlemen of tle I salty Isere, work and work, for two yews, I was ranted OS :Abate *Wail ' unparalleled and beyond defeription , being an entire leper,and rice rata from had to toot. My Mad, throat; worth, hole:legs, arms,fice. have been alternately in danger of becoming di-is 4 , k— inllson, I have had from so to sweating ulcers oi body', "and nearly totally deprived of fight It would he WON oliknut to per ticularife all my cafe-40164e It to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dustman, or of a more complicated na ture. I was loos looked upon by my Mende, and imagined my felt beyond all hopes of ruovery, and, indee d, in my then condi don, death was refeable to my More than mlferableßate: In this. dreadful fituation did I drag a mat !Inferable ealftence,tillJair us PROVID Wee threw in my way a newfpaper containing tie. cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I casfiltria::.f and procured ionic of your Lsll[ll . l PATOIS? PAL!, griech, by tiling from time to time, am now, and have long been. (after plate than four years Indeferibable diftrefs), in afigucid a Elate of Math, as ever I enjoyed ; as a proof of this, fluid a fins, thriving,beal: thy child born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to b oo G T :n and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creatares Service, you to puntilli this ; and you may at any time safer peaforfaiwbd with to be fatisfied of the truth of this, or further partkulars,mi me or my friends, by letterer perfon. As few cafes for badnefs will ever equal mine, and none uttered it, I have from esperlenee,every reafon to allure mainland, that ill your LIAK PILLS they will find a Cure, fpeedy,fafe, an&radl! cal cure. y. T. Prepared and fold by the Sole Proprietor,Titosta a TAYLOR. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his hook, No. 9, New Bridge-ltrect ; where be will give advice, without a fee, to perfons taking there Pills, and will anfwer patients letters, If pull paid, on the fame terms, obfersing in all cafes the malt in violable feereey, no perfou's name or cafe having been mentioned, but at their own particular requat, by the Proprietor, during the eourfe of more than 36 years, that he ha had the conduCting of an extenfive fate of the above Medicine, and the practfce miffing therefrom. They arc alfo fold, by his appointment, fur the convenience of thofc living at a diftance, by Mr. Baxter, Suuth-bridge, Edini.urgh, Mr. Mennons, printer, Glafgow, to whom alfo Mr. T. refers for his addrefs ; at the Perfumer's, No. 33, St. Alban's ftreet, pap. Mall; Mr. Robertfon's Toy.fhnp, No. 503, Laford.ftreet; Mr. Difbm ouch's, No. 7, Falk ftreet-Isill, nearly opporke the Monu ment ; Mr. Steers, booki, Mr, No. 1, Union-row, ',Attie Tower hill; Mr. CallweJl's, Dublin; and by one perfen in every confider able town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as 9d each, foaled up with full and plain Direetions, whereby Perron, of other tea may cure them Mires with cafe and Ica ccy. , . COUGHS, COLDS, ISI A H NT./$4, and CONS! , WPTIONt. Iz.OI3BERDS% . IMPROVED BALSAM Icy, ELIXIR, or CO. •GH IWO Pd.....frio extraordinary kW it. virtoca, that let the Patient be eery fo ameclawd tar ref vcrd.'aftpr hawing tried cv‘ry Medical allGßanee to no purpofe, it will ease i$ were. charm, and inßantly reßefer the molt inveterate Court, give cafe and freedom to perfplratimi, promote gentle be/veldts ? tion. Real:then the whole debilitated Confliturion. procure. the refreftling , conifort of reit and Beep, and quickly fleet a perm* sent care for the molt obßinue Coughs, Colds, • Altana% and Cassfumptions. Not an inflame has occurred, though taken by sew 'sty thoufand Patients, wherein thefe Drops have been Mew to fall relieving the above complaints; in fact too much annot be faid in pralfe of Co raintbk a Reined', as it ordy re. wefts to be tomato owlet notarial preference. A further count of its virtues may be hen in cub bill of diet Mons. . A CAUTION —His Majally4 Hon. Colintiflo.w. hare. , b en , pleated to order the name of " R. Butler, No. 4. 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Laetrile r, Gregory And all pus Verniers of Patent 14,641 tines in the Mono, ghtsphvas . HIGH WATFR Al LO Morning _ Afternoon obi BRIME TO•MORRI '3 minutes after y - • dis inirietti after 7 - LONDON t Feinted and pebil9bed by. LEVEL KENT' (of L'ut • terhury.place, Lambeth), at the Si*. Oestet, No. t, Can.i• Rivet. Publithcd alto at the STAR Orric , Temple-Bar