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3 . ..7 . 71 4 17;;g,i71) KENT. e LET on Lease for 17 Years, and entered to immediately, cHg STAR and CROWN Public House, situated the Thriving Town of Goodhnrst ; it being i free house .. full trade, with Stabling for about 20 horses, several fields. Meadow Laid may be hid in the Spring—is a good opening Publican of capital and enterprise. preiculan apply to Mr. Wilde*, Solicitor, Maidstone ; and Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, tit, &.Martins-lane, •!.ppeo. ,Jaterspciptiaid. - • KENT. o he LET on Lease, and entered to immediately, 'ERAL Valuable FARMS, in a high state of cultivation;_ onp consistlpg of 120 Acres of good Arable, and Hop Plantation, with good Dwelling-house and one ditto, 18s Acres of ditto; 60 Acres, with ditto; Acre., with ditto; ditto 70 Acres, with ditto—situated miles from London, and near good Market Towns.— capital Farm at iliddenden, containing 130 Acres of good Meadow, and Hop Plantation, with a good Farm-house -s. particulars apply, to Messrs. Wildes, fiolicitor a. Maidstone Molloy, No. 6, tiigh•street, Maidstone; and Adam Maw- Surveyor and Land Agent, 61, St. Martin's-lane, ,Cliarang- London. manhood, as to sheet uYive Nameon I" an has entrance into the Kremlin—thqe, we ser, must be galling con,siderations to this spoiled Child of Yictork whose approach to the subjugated Capitals of Europe lab been generally hailed by the besotted inhabitants as the advent of a deliverer. SECOND EDITION. 11103. To be LI THE - in tl and in ful of Mo.& for a Pub Foa For Adam M „ClutOttg c To culti4 Meadow, Offices; t ditto 34 • only 20 n .Al-o, aca Arable, A and Offict Fir par Mr. Moll , ray, Survi arm I.oi . Ik T a of t convened to him f Saturday, T/10 NI Joan I to both County c treland,‘ kw!. and was cart) was Own the folio =in! To the K the Pa jrelaM The I. &ewe doccest peal all tl which w of our or temp table as t • That, more TV] Roman • and of at Protons; ten and y rot Can who ion, fr vernmeo in the st oranoso That, Church bui , the be et trto nat.' contend' pn accov .night a pIDDOOS, ' Royal Ft uPon abould it opinions 1-eitiont rards, fi k worn Titat BUOYS at that ever and Reli to be ad that non pointed for that the eats' those pe believe, • That man Ca and Tes pf eilr to Sect ppissiods ThM Inquept ePinion' nituaity are actu tions DC tO the F source c tlsin kstabus Consist Yaw bT wbi Inns* Govani be obol it wt and the sent thi tbe'Co Rem Sheriff, and Re The the Sin Chair. me= XR24 in Thut !RH Redo Cons Bach We end w from of Ru City t return his w latter the RI Lion o cliagri It) in. whisp no IVI • • WIIVAL INTZLLIGRNCI. REIPOBTBD CAPTUREpF THE MAIDSTONE FIKGATE. BY IHE ESSEYAMERICAN FRIGATE. " TOMAS', Oct.. 29. of Put in here last evening (after post), not being able to reach Plymouth, the Experiment 'env' of marque, carrying . 6 guns, with a cargo cotton and rice, of Baltimore, but last from Charles ton, bound to Bourdeaux—taken the 21st inst. after a chace of twelve hours, within 20 miles of the Cor duan, by his Majesty's ship ROVER. The Captain . of the American reports, that his Majesty's frigate MAIDSTONE had been captured by the American fri gate gsses ; and that the Americans have schooners building 120 feet in length, supposed to be for pri vateers." . Since writing the above, we have received the Twenty Third French Bulletin; it is dated Moscow, October 9. No engagement-..n0 movement of im portance had taken place :—ln short, it contains no intelligence whatever calculated to excite any alarm as to the fate of Russia. TWENTY-THIRD BULLETIN OP THE GRAND ARMY' " PARIS, OCTOBER 27. LOSS OF HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP SENTINEL AND TWEN " The ads a Iced-guard. commanded by the King ' TY SAIL OF MERCHANTMEN. of NAPLES, is upon the Naia, 20 leagues from Mos- • YAILMOUTII, OCrOIER 30. OXFORDSHIRE COUNTY MEETING.' I a , Arrived yesterday evening, after post his Ma a ver numerous and res stable IyIEETING cow. The enemy's army is upon the Kalouga.--. y the FREEHOLDERS of the pe cOUNTY .of OXFORD, Some skirmishes have taken place for the last three I jesty's ship MEaconius, with about SO sail of the inveired by the High bheriff, in consequence of a Requisition days. The King of NAPLES has had all the advan- homeward-bound Baltic c onvo y ; the remainder are for that purpose, held at the Town Hall, in Oxford, on posi. dispersed in the North Sea. The Menruntus brings ay, the etch day of October, 1812; • tage, and always driven the enemy from their In 4 AS DAR LY COVENTRY. Esq. Sheriff, in the Chair, tibns. The Cossacs hover upon our flanks. A pa-I an account of the loss of the &mum. gun-brig and t CGIMR, Eaq. moved, That Petitions should be presented twenty vessels of this convoy, on Rugen Island arid w Houses of Pailiament, from the Freeholders of the trole of 150 dragoons of the guard, commanded by of Oxford, against the Claims of the Roman Catholics of Major MA nTiIOD, has fallen into an ambuscade of : the shoals leading into the Great Belt : happily, the which was seconded by WILLIAM MINIM Annular , crews are saved. This unfortunate event took place and after being .de,bated ;bly on both sides the question, the Cossacks, between the road of Moscow and Ka.l carrieyi in the affirmative by a large majority. A Committee louga. The dragcons sabred 300 of them, and °n the m g h t °J. the I° th 'inst"t* then appointed to prepare an Address, who returned with a Tile Ambassador from Spain to Russia has ar- Alowitik one, which, after some Amendments had been opened themselves a passage, but they left 20 men I rived here, and will embark on board his Majesty's proposed and negatived, was adopted by the Meeting, and the upon the field of battle, who were taken prisoners; :Sheriff was nauseated to sign it in the name of the Meeting. ship Aaan," le Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, in amongst them is the Major, dangerously wounded. 1 Parliament of the United Kingdom 'of Great Britain and I " The Duke of ELCHINGEN is at Boghorodock.l PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 29. jreland, assembled, „ Sailed his Majesty's ship STORK, Ca pt. COT'LSON, The Humble Petition of the Freeholders of the County of The advance4-guard of the Vics.Roy is at Troitza wlu.l wi th ; convoy, tur Portsmouth ; the R.EINDEF.K, 18 Sheweth—That your Petitioners have observed, with the Orford, , upon the road to Dmifrow. The colours taken by pins, on a cruise ; and the BITTERN of )6, on the • concern,therepeated attempts that have been madeto;Re- the Russians from the Turks in different wars, and impress service, for Liverpool. The ALPHEA, of !hose Securirks of our Civil and Religious Establishments, several curious things found in the Kremlin, h ave eight guns, is gone from Hamoaze to the Sound.-- we owe to the wisdom and firmness of some of the hest Put back the PIERCER gun-brig, in consequence of ancestors—Securities not demanded! by any occasional been sent off for Paris. We found a Madona, en contrary winds. The REVOLUTIONAIRZ frigate is iproary causes only, hut founded in principles u imam- 1 riched with diamonds ; it has also been sent to Paris they are wise. • commissioned by Captain WooLcosimc. . your Petitioners cannot conceive a situation of things ` We add here a statistical account of Moscow, which : Ronan. his Majesty's ships Boyne, Foudroyant, Ti g re, Stirlin g repugnant to the principles of sound policy, than that line found among the papers of the police. • • Castle, Impliclibk, Centaur, and Diomede ; Melpomene, Andros. Catholics should possess the power of framing the Laws.. • macho, Phcebe,Surprite, Sybelle, Medusa, Rhin, and Hermes; i administering the highest Offices in the Governmeot of a "It appears that RcisTOPCHIN has emigrated. A t Achates, Rapid, It maranthe, and Fant e; Arrow, Virago, Al. (em e lt Establiment ID Church and State, to the very c.harac- . Voronovo he set fire to his castle, and left the follow. plies, Grcwier, Surly, Gleaner, Escott, Strenuous and Bamble, 4 principles of which their Tenets are decidedly hostile, r i they conceive it to be any hardship that Romap Cargo- ing writing attached to a post : 1 PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER SO. who ezclpde all persons except those of their own Commu- I " I have for eight years embellished this country- ' Arrived his Majesty's ships Lorne, PEACOCK, and .on, from any authority or interference whatever iv the Go- : STAG, from the Downs ;the &max, from Plymouth, vrernmeot of their Church, should be excluded from any share house, and I have lived happy in it in the bosom of with a convoy the HOPE, from a cruize ; and the the sovernment of a Church to which they are not only ' o , Gnii . y. 1 The inhabitants of this estate, to the ship Flora, from Quebec.—Sailed his Majesty's ship orangen but adversaries. I i •. By the Constitution of England, the Government of the number of 1720, quit it at your approach • ; and I PLoven, with the homeward-bound and others under and she State are inseparable, and whoever is adtuityed set fire to my house that it may not be polluted by . convoy for the Downs, but the wind veering more to share of the Government of the one must consequently eLuzusted with a share of the Government of the other. I your presence. , the Southward, the whole have come back.--The storm last night suddenly abated, when threatening l'luwt. - 4:trur Petitioners have heard with astonishment, persons 1 a Frenchmen—l have abandoned to you my two contending:dm: no one ought to be excluded from a Civil Right a hurricane at S.W. The wind shifted round to W. accoun t of hi/ lieliglun—when it is a notorious fact, that the , Moscow houses, with the furniture, worth half a and then to W.N.W. The wind lulled and it be- A ight even to the Crown, the highest Civil Right in them Do.' , pinions, was conferred N. and is now enjoyed by the present came quite calm. Royal Family, to the exchisidn Of others more nearly related to upon the mere ground of an ob3stion to their religion, and -..1 it once be established by the Lvm..iitgitire, that Religious opinions are not a sufficient ground for Civa incapacity, your 1-eitionors apprehend there can be no pretence whatever, after wards, for saying, that the Crown of these Dominions shall not be worn by a Papist. That your Petitioners cammt but observe, that the most Ore uous supporters of the Claims of the Roman Catholics admit A every attention ought to be paid to the security of mar Civil Religious Establishments ; and that effectual measures ought adopted for the security of both. But they also observe, none of those persons who snake those admissions, have ever ' out or sug g ested the measures they should think effectual . purpose. From which your Petitioners cannot bu t infer . extreme doubtfulness and difficohy, even in the jui.gment of .eose persons themselves ; or rathrr : as your Petitioners firmly believe, the absolute impracticability of devising such pleasures. • That your Petitioners apprehend that if the Claims:if the Ro m Catholics should be acceded to, every other Restriction Test must of course be abolished ; and that the government our Establishments in Church and state, must be thrown open Sects of every denomination, and of the most discordant ppisiods and principles. That your Petitioners mpst solemnly declare that they are not Influenced by any wish to restrain the free exercise of Religious o pinions; and if possible, still less by any kind or degree of ani - towards their Roman Catholic fellow subjects: but they mated by an honest and firm persuasion, that the restric now attempted to be abolished have essentially contributed s preservation of those Establishments, winch have been the 4of our prosperity and happiness; and that the abolition of them would inevitably tend to weakep and undermine those kstsbasimeots, and ultimately lead to the overthrow of the Consultation. our Petitioners therefore !muddy pray, that the Restrictions .y which getnap Catholics are excluded from the power of framing the Laws', and administering the highest Offices in the Government of our Civil and Religious Establishment, may not • abolished. And your Petitioners, &c. 14-10104 S I)ARLy COVENTRY, Sheriff. was then resolved,. that the Lord Lieutenant of'theCounty, the Lord Bishop of the Diocese, should be requested to pre ? the Petition to the House of Lords; and the Members for i County to present the same to the House of Commons. Resolved, That the Minuses of the Meeting be signed by the Sheriff, in the name of the Meeting, and advertised in the Oxford -4 Reading, and some London Papers. THOMAS piARLy COVENTRY, Sheriff. The Thanks of the Mptiog were then unanimously voted to s assrit4 for talipg the Meeting. and for his conduct ta the million of rubles ; here you will only find ashes t. (Signed) " Count F. RosroPcnin.' , • They have retunted. DEAL, OCTOBER so. Remain in the Downs 17 sail of the line, and seve ral sloops of war. The whole of the outward-bound, besides coasters and colliers, remain wind-bound.— Wind S.S.E. f In truth he set Ore hiasseU to his country house; but this example bas but few imitators. All the houses in the neighbour hood of aloscow are unteuehed.— , (ll(eniteur, Od. 28.) Besides the Bulletin, there are private accounts frontscow, in the Paris Papers. They slate, that the Palace of Prince KURAKIN is one of those which YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 2p. Arrived this morning the Autlis.oN frigate, eipt. Bow Les, from St. Petersburgh, with a fleet of Rus sian ships, of and from Archangel, one of which be.... ing dismasted in the.gale, was towed in by the fri gate ; and arrived the MERCURIUS sloop of war,,VAth part of a fleet of merchantmen, from Gottenburgh, which consisted of 150 sail—the remainder ate but a few miles astern, and may be looked for next tide. Ships as per last, with the arrivals. HARWICH, OCTOBER 29, We experienced the most violent gale on Tuesday night last and Wednesday morning, that we have had for many years • and we much tear that conside- 1 rable damage has been done to the shipping op the I coast. A ship and a brig, coal-laden, have been towed into the harbour, dismasted, to-day ; and the Swift, Leith trader, has arrived, with the loss of her bowsprit ; the Prosperous, of Malden, with 420 sacks of flour, has foundered off the Cork Sand, crew saves'. Two vessels are reported to be lost on the Home Sand, names unknown. A large ship has sunk in Hollesley Bay, with her top-gallant -masts out of water ; and much fears are entertained for the fate of the Contest transport, which sailed with a supply of provisions for the men of war that day, and has not since been heard of.—The Diana, Captain j MaDoNNauqn, sailed last evening for Gottenburgh ; and the Aggressor gun-brig this day, with a prize, a , Danish sloop, for the Nore, LEITH, OCTOBER se. Monday, De Moung, Claus, and Augusta, from Archangel, and the Aurora, from Christiansand, ar. rived in the Roads ; and yesterday the Venus, from Archangel, bound for London. The Gallant gun brig, Harwich, and the Clio sloop of war, from the Baltic, also arrived yesterday. On the 22d, off Lan geland in the Belt, the Clio discovered one of the Convoy on shore, and which the Danes had boarded The crew endeavoured to get her off by her boats, assisted by those of the Crescent frigate, but in vain; they therefore set her on fire. The Clio lost one man, killed, and five or six wounded ; the crescent lost four men, besides several wounded. EXTRACT OF A LETTER PROM THE MASTER OSA COASTING VESSEL, DATED FAVERSHAM, OCTOBER 29 ; 44 I arrived this evening from Leith, after a passage of six days, during which I have experienced two heavy gales ; one on Sunday and Monday, which kept us 23 hours under our try-sail and jib; the other on Tuesday night, while at anchor at Yarmouth Roads. Several brigs and two smacks drove away to leeward of us, almost in an instant, the gale was so violent. On my passage from Yarmouth Roads I have counted fifteen wrecks." have been saved from the fire': General Count NaNsotqy is lodged in it—they also state that the Russian army disavow the fire of Moscow—that the authors of this attempt are held in detestation among the Russians ; and they consider ROSTOPCHIN as a sort of MARAT. The French have armed the Kremlin with thirty .pieces of cannon, and constructed a chew: l m de frieze `at all the entrances of it. It forms a strong fortress. The inhabitants of Moscow, who had retired at the approach of the French troops, had begun to return ito the capital. The most important intelligence, however, in these Papers, is the following : " PARIS, OCTO HER 23. " Minister of General Police—Three Ex-Generals, MALLET, LAPORU, and GUIDAL, have deceived some National Guards, and directed them against the Ge-- neral Member of Police, the Prefect, and the Com. ' mandant of La Place de Paris. They committed violences against them. They falsely spread the re- ' port of the Emperor's death. Three Ex-Generals have been arrested ; they have been convicted of im. posture ; justice is going to be executed upon them. The most absolute tranquillity reigns at Paris,. It was troubled in three hotels where the brigands went. The present decree shall be published, affixed, &c. (Signed). The Duke of Rovmo, . The Minister of General Polke." I'IIE,EVENING STAR. 44 OCTOBER 25,—Tbe individuals arrested yester day, and those suspected of being their accomplices, have to-day been transferred to the Abbaye. A mi litary commission has been appointed to decide upon their fate. It has met to-day, and beard the charges and interrogatories read." LONDON. the account of theViskation of Reading School, Thursday's STAR—for pbUosephkal subjects read 'hale:ital. all•=6 SATURDAY, OCTOBER SI. . ICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE OVLOC4. Reduced 576-4 per Cent. 734 —5 per Ct. Om C0n5.58.)--for ae.sBf.--Onut. 5 pr.—Bonds par Is. dii. Inch. Mills. (Sit) it. Ss. pr.—Do. (30.) 4s. 65. pre. l 4 tters from Gerona, dated Oct. 17, state, that Marshal SOULT had effected a junction with King JOSEPH'S army, and with that (14 . the Duke of At., pFEERA. e hasp no arrivals from Gottenburgh today, we have even nothing that can be depended upon the opposite coast on the subject of the affairs .ussia. There were indeed two reports in the , this morning; one stating that BONAPARTZ had returned to Paris. and another that be had sent for his wife to meet him at Warsaw. Of the two the latter is most probable. The formidable positions of the Russian armies in bis front—the comfortless ... Lion of Moscow and its environs—but, above all, his chagrin and disappointment, which have been alluded to in. Lord CATHCART'S, dispatches, at finding no whisper of disaffection to the Russian Government— Muscovite so reunerated, or rather so bereft of We have received this mottling a file of Baltimore Papers to a lAte date, from which we have extracted the following important articles: 4 ' FROM THE BALTIM9RE SUN, OF SEPT. 11. 44 REPORTED NAVAL Aduriott.—Captain Boyer, of the ship Francis, informed the Captain of the Yankee (from whom we have the information), that in the ! afternoon of the 18th ult. off the South tail of Great , • Tuesday night wa s exp er ienced at H arw i c h a most pant, he saw an engagement between the United dreadful gale ; a numb er o f b oats were d as h e d t o States frigates Essex (as he supposed), and a British frigate, the convoy of a fleet of merchantmen. He pieces, and several vessels ran on shore. The Pros counted eleven broadsides while they were enveloped Mous, of Maldon, laden with 440 sacks of flour' , in smoke, and shortly after one of the frigates (sup.. bound to London, upset near the West Rocks. The posed the British) made sail to escape, and a running crew were fortonawry saved by a Barking fishing yes fight ensued, which.custinueduntil dirk. Saw no. iel. There are several vessel. on shore tlae West side thing of them vat simewini," • ,of 111,4:mach. . . . • .. . THE ARMY.. f••••••••••... Lieutenant General Sir JOUN DOYLIN K. B. is ap. pointed to the command of a Spanish Brigad e . General HISLOP left town yesterday fqr Prrt e . • mouth, where he will embark on board the Jev♦ frigate, for India. The skeleton of the 74th Regiment arrived at Glob. center on Monday last, aid proceeded neat day oa their route for Carlisle. The Hussars, now stationed in the dictrict of Leeds, will change quarters with the Scotch Greys. first division of the Hussars marched from Halif,a, Huddersfield, and Bradford, on Monday last, fo t Manchester ; the second from 'Leeds oil Tuesday and Wednesday. Major C.:LETELAND and Lieutenant Ocrams, of th e 73d, and Captain JPER, of the lOtP.d Regiment, are on the return to England, on board the Providence, from new South \Vales, via China. The 2d corps of Suffolk Yeomanry Cavalry, ent* manded by Major Enaaft, were reviewed on ittesday last, by Lieutenant-Colonel M'anorif, In s p ect i u4 Fisld Officer of that district. The four battalions of the Royal Scots are con. pleted, and exceed in timbers any other regim ent 01 he establishment. It is with much pleasure that ws call the attention of our Readers to a new Periodical Work, entitled the Alil4ary Panorama, which in point of elegance In ifs Engravings and Typography far surpasses every p e . fiodical publication that has appeared for several years. The Contents are of real importance to 1;1 classes—they will be found not only interesting to Militaty Men but to Britons in general, and cannot fail in exciting the attention and admiration ofall into whose hands this truly brilliant publication shall find its way. A Work of the nature of the Military Pano rama has lung been wanted, and we trust the Con ductors will persevere in the arduous and praise.wortb, task they have boldly undertaken. General JArassaws, late Governor of Java, a prisoner at Reading, has obtained the leave of Government to return home on his parole. General VILLARET Jam's t, late Commander-In, Chief at Martinique • and General BARRIE, late Gp, vernor of Ciudad R odrigo, remain at Reading, It continues to be reported that Lord Mom Is appointed Governor-General of India, in the room of Lord MINTO i who is about to return tct England. Thursday evening the Spanish Ambassador aod suite arrived in a carriage and four at Yarmouth, to embark on board the AKA, sloop of war, for the enutt of St. Petersburgh. His Excellency was expected to sail as this day. Letters received from New Orleans state, that ac. counts had been received there from Mexico, to 01 19th of August, by which it appears that the patsy of the Creoles contending for the independenCe of that part of America, have of late obtained smile signal advantages over the European Spaniards. The Insurgents, as we have already stated, have two armies, which are commanded by Generals Mortzu,co and RyaN. The former is stated to have taken Acts puico, after * long blockade. After its capture, he is said to have pushed on towards the Table Land, or Plains of New Spin, defeated the Royal Army,. ancbadvanced towards Vera Cruz. Mc Royal Oa. neral, CALLrJAQ, fell back, in order to save his map! laities in his rear, and get aid from Vera Crua. Hi also intrenched Wink'' , near the Castle of Platte. where Morellos attacked him, and gains l a complete victory. CALLWAS, and part of his Staff', are re ported to have beep taken prisoners. After t)ii sic. tory Vera Cruz was invested. It is also:said that Ow city of Mexico was besieged lay 70,000.mee, under RYAN. Several persons have left the Uniteil States, with a view to join the insurgents. DRURY-LANE THEAtRL—We had the pleasure of • seeing Mr.'llamaasir make his appearance last night 'in the Cattle of Andalusia. The sound and full va-e lof this lyric performer makes him a valuable acqni. Isition to the Company ; es the Opera is lamentably deficient in science and power. The fired determi nation of the public to preserve the beautiful *niter, mity of this Theatre, by preventing Ladies from hanging their shawls and cloaks over the front tittle boxes, was last night most unequivocally eyince r d. All the females assembled were aiiiigg utoompli with the general voice, eatepting two Seaseihareha lower stage box, one of whom exhibited• hedskileila spicnously (as she imagined to an admiring attslieeeos a beautiful India shawl, and the other a ewandovra • tippet. Until the Opera-of The Cattle of dada is was concluded, no signs of discontent were skims but the green curtain having fallen, a few individuals in the two-chilling gallery requested, that, as female ornaments were not theatrical ornaments, they should be removed. The Ladies took no notice of this de sire, although it was obvious that they heard The consequence was that the Pit end Galley/ united in the demand, but still without effect. The curtain rose for the commencement of the farce of B l ew to bie for Love j but the audience week' Pa allow the actors to proceed, as the shawl and tiPPet_, were not removed: The cry now became Seu!"`", and the Gentlemen in ill the adjoining hungriness in the request that the arnaseatent of the wbole pany should not be disturbed br the pertinacity ° f as I individual, for one of the Indies had condescende d to remove her tippet. 'Miss KZLrY and Mr. Casa is vain attempted several tire's to pursue d e l i rs. and several gentler in th e pit unsucc y co• deaeoured to remove the 'Obnoxious drapery with their sticks. Nearly' the *hots house nuw united egainst the self -tvilled - lady, who with apparent ference either gated' through her operailasli, er. through the sticks of her fan. The nal* of Mew,. in question was loudly -vociferated from snaarry'l of the house, and who sat nest le* enraged feinala, veinfrrentrtate& her to displace W shawl, and vainly Replied himself to save the difO l t of his angry complinketi, by seitioving it 11411141r'; The contest; which originatedneerely in that fovea chew of ivhiCh 'the fait serhas been often siccues4 Was maintained-for neatly a quarter of an hour. met by degrees the lady who had - thus madeberself* noxioureo the whole company, did submit to sheie tolerable disgrace of giving pleasure and eatisfacsiee to several thoutands. She added to the ape**• feeling she had thus by her unwilling compliaeCe_e: l ; cited, by soon afterwards the entertainment of the evening ..a,. • • • • •