Star. — London, England, 1817-08-20 00:00:00

ENGLISH OPERA. A new Operetta, entitled Fire and H'ater ! was last Sight produced. The characters and their represen tatives are as follow : Captain Hurry, - - Mr. BARTLIT. Thrif•y, - Mr. W. S. CIiATTEILIET. Frederick, - - Mr. Waseca. Jacob, - - Mr. WiLKINSON. Fanny, - - - Lova. Furbish Miss I. STEVENSON. The structure of the Operetta is exceedingly sim ple. It. merit consistsin a vein of lively and bustling incident, Atli a considerable portion of broad humour --but the .lialogue is not marked by terseness of re partee or el, gance of language. Old Thrifty has, by defaming the character of Frederick, induced Captain Here/ to refusie his sanction to a marriage between Frederick and his niece, Funny. Thrifty, however, who manages Norris affairs, informs his friend that be can pr cure a snore suitable husband for the young lady. Hi-r uncle, anxious to be relieved from his Z"ardim-h'il. agrees u. oiari y for- to the individual selecte.f Theifty—and that is no other than Thrifty Lint.elf. Hurry takes his nice? front she boarding-school at which she had previously resided, and she is sent along with her maid, Furbith, to 7 Arifty's house. Hither they are tusluwed by Pre. aria during the Osence of Thrifty, wi,,, has pro ceeded to his lawyer. While they are mutually pro testirg eternal 6 , elity, Captaia Retry arrives—and poor Frederick es thrust into the balcony, for conceal ment, where he is exposed to the horror. of a storm of thunder, lighteing, and rain, and is drenched to the skin. Hurry, 6.ding that his friend Thrifty is not at home, pursues him to the lawyer's, and Fre derick escapes from his hiding-place. Mir., now enters, and Frederick ascends the chimney a. a place o security Here he is in clanger of being burned alive, 7 hip", whi) is very cold, having directed a Ere to be made; so that the unfortunate lover passes the twn or &al. of fire anff water, for the sake of his mistress. Thrifty again goes out to seek the lawyer, who, however, has been previously found by Hurry, whom hr accomp,inies to Thrifty', residence. Here he meets Fredericl, whose person is unknown to him, and wiloni tie believes to be the bridegroom selected for his niece. The marriage contract being ready, it is immediatily signed by the parties, and old Thrifty oa his Arrival, discovers that the mad impatience et flurry has completely defeated his matrinismial scheme. The eli»racter of Hurry, a being ever on the wing—whose n;otto appears to be fg push on— keep moving," is drawn with spirit, and was sup ported by Mr. Barn - Lae with great velocity of 1110. !ion, and corresponding rapidity of utterance. Thrifty, an 01,1 miser, afforded Air. W. S. CIIATTLICLEY a good opportunity for the disOay of servile tolly and petulance. Mr. WRENCH, as Frederick, depicted the character in an easy, careless, lively manner. The female characters have little to do. They were neatly supp,,rteti by Miss Lova and Miss 1. STEvasisos. Tie music is pretty—particularly a Jet etude, which occurs early in the piece. It was well executed, and was encored. _ _ _ The Operetta was received by a uowded house With undivided applauve. The following ludicrous circumstance occurred at the Bath Court for the Recovery of Small Debts, on Wednesday last ;—a man, who was very vociferous in his demands to be heard, was desired by Counsellor Gnomic:. not te be so troublesome; and his Clerk, Mr. Guonex, ()harrying he made as much noise as if the eleht was of greUt cunstquence ; the man replied, " That though the debt were but vourteen pence, it was much to he, but a shoud'nt nave axed the Court to get it for un, hadn't the woman who was debted to un been very abusive, and told un to go to the airrilia hell for it, zo pleaze your worships I be coin'd h you for it." A wt .rehouse in Wallece-.curt, Bell-street, Glas gow, was broken into last week, two desks therein forced open, ..nd a London bill tor £l9B carried off. A few days afterwards the owner of the warehouse received, through the Post office, the following letter, enclosing the bill stolen : " Ma. CORMILU! BROWII-1 am nothing indebted to you now, but eighteen pence in copper—which 1 shall honourably ray whe.. I return twin Pelagic) , Fair.—Your arrvant, " A rustic ROHR/ " P.S. "[tinge la devilish dull otherwise I would Lot lave taken the Copan. " w. s." The letter is written in a feigned hand ; and, from the address on the outside, it is obvious that the au.i thor cannot only spell well, but that he is a very good penman. The Gentlemen in the neighbourhood of Andover have agreed, on account of the leteness of the harvest, not to shoot any game until the 20:h of September. PIDESTRIANISX.—Eatnn, the Pedestrian, commen ced his task of walking from Colchester to London, and from London to Colchester, being distant from each other fifty two miles, which he is to continue for twenty successive days. He starred from Colchester on Monday morning, twenty minutes before six ; he reached Whitham at h ill-past ten, where he break fasted; lie arrived at Chelmsford at one, and took stme refreshment; he dined at three o'clock at In gatestone, took some refreshment again at Romford, and arrived at the Nag's Head, facing Whitechapel Church, twenty minutes past ten o'clock ; and started afresh yesterday morning, twenty minutes before 'five. Seen:tit:G. —Randal had a benefit at the Fives- Court yes:. rday, which was well attended notwith standing the emptiness of the town. I'ne exhibition between Elate and Belcher was as perfect a treat of science as coulu have been witnessed: the nice mea sure trent, the skilful parries, and justness of execu tion, excited much applause. Owen set-to with his pupil, Turner, but the latter has made so much pro gress he had the best of his master, and the tactics of the old schoel. S.telton sliesecel off his prowess about the head of Stringer, 111{1 herculean Yorkshireman.— Randel displayed much science with Lazarus, the Jew ; and the bout between Oliver and Richmond was interesting. No new matches were made in the Court. Letters have been received from Carlisle, stating, that 100 guineas will be deposited for Carter to fight the Black who beat Painter: to fight during the Carlisle Races. They also offer to back Cooper for a eundred to fight any one else, bar Cribb. Tire :111sENT MAN..--Mt. As" receives a letter ; he knows the hand-writing ; he wants to read it in haste; it is alread) dNrit ; -strikes a light, rears a paper, and lights a taper, but the letter is gone—he bad used it to light the candle 1 MEL AND. The following General Order has been received at our Custom House : GENERAL ORDER. Custom house, Dublin August 14. The Right Hoo. Robert Peel, Secretary to the Loi'd Llente• nant, having, by his knee of the 13th last. with reference to the letter of the Board of Treasury, dated the 19th of December last, communicated to you In the Board's General Order of the 28th of that mooch, No. 62, signified, that hie Excellency is of opinion that the circumstances which induced the lords of the Treasury to deviate, from the strict letter of the law with respect to the admission of American 161.1 r, have ceased to operate, and that it is expedient that the order of the Board of Treasury should hr withdrawn, and that the law should take its course with respect to all importations of American P.our from Great Britain, or any port of Europe, after the expiration of one week from the date hereof, and at the expiration of six weeks with respect to the importation from America. In pursuance thereof, the Board direct you to give the greatest publicity to this communicatiou for the information of all partiv.. By order of the Commissioners, C. ). A. IRACLI.AN. Friday se'nnight a farmhouse on the lands of (Non more, Barony of Upper Connelloe, in the County of Limerick, the estate of EDWARD SLn:nv, BAq. was malicioulsy set on fire, and totAily consumed. A soldier of the 81st regiment having gum-relied with some persons in the street ut Truce on Thursday night last, was so shockingly beaten as to produce his death. FATAL Drrt..—Wednesday last, between four and five o'clock in the afternoon, a meeting took place at Belli:slough, near Cork, between Lieut. W---, R.N. I son of a respectable Solicitor of that City, attended by a Lieut. R—, R. N. and Lieut. H—, R. N. attended by a Lieut. 13—, Si Foot Guards, which we mention with heartfelt surtow, terminated in The death of Lieut. H--, the second ball having passed through his heart. Mr. H. was a native of Sonar setshire, and son of the late Captain H. of the (Mord Blues.—Thursday an Inqnest was held on his body, when the Jury returned a verdict that the deceased came by his death by a ball fired from a pistol by Lieut. W---. HEAD PoLICE OFFICE, DUSLIY.--TWO notorious outlaws have been committed to Newgate, of the names of Edgwerth and Chance (alias Byrne), who, about two years since, escaped out of Naas gaol, and have been ever siace infesting the neighbourhood of the county Wicklow. They were taken in a remote cave at Elvertown, in the county of Dublin, by the Gentlemen of the Ballymore, Rathmore, and Bles ington Associations, after a desperate resistance, and the contents of a blunderbuss (fired by Edgworth), having unhappily wounded a Mr. Grace. The cave, it seems, which is called the Fox Cover, was admi rably constructed for secrecy, but badly for defence. The inside was deep and spacious, but the entrance to it so small as to prevent a precipitate retreat, and nothing bet the threat of burning them alive could have induced them to surrender. They were brought to tows yestetd ty morning, strongly escorted by P. Homer, Esq. (who was principally instrumental to their apprehension), and the other Gentlemen of the different Associati;,,,i, LIMERICK, AucesT 13.—The three brothers of the r a ne of Philipps, who we stated some time since to have been apprehended in Cork, for the murder of L. O'Hara, in the county of Mayo, and to have been transmitted for trial at the Spring Assizes at Castle ha:, postponed their trial to the Assizes at present i holding in that town, at which they hare been found guilty, and were ordered to be executed on Monday.' —At the Assizes of Castlebar, on the Sth inst. 17 persons were condemned to death ; several persons for sheep-stealing, received the same sultan:, but they have been recommended to mercy. Wexeoito, Au6E:sr 15.—The house of a farmer named Kinsley, at Ballylar kin, in this county, was vi. sited, on the 4th illitatit i by four inhuman wretches, who placed the unfortunate man on the fire, and burn ed him in a shocking manner; and not content with this act of brutality, they halt strangled him by hang ing, in order to extort a confession of money. The man, however, was nut in possession of the booty they had expected. They then plundered the house of every article of value. W. E. Lees, EN. of Fort Falconer, in the county of Wicklow, and Captain J. H Gowan, succeeded in arresting lames Graham, in said county, and committing him to our gaol, in whose custody same of the property was found, and identified iiy Kinsley, for the recovery of whom little hopes are en• tenanted. The remaining part of the plunder has been found in other places; and them is reason to ex pect his comrades will not be able to elude detection. Another man, named Watson, living in the Vale of Ovoca, was treated in a similar manner, a short time before, by the same gang ; as they went by the same names in both places, calling themselves Hader, Holt, and Grant; and about tour nights previous, they also visited a man of the name of Edmond Walsh, near Killippe, on the borders of same county, with the like acts of barbarity. Thursday last a child was stolen at Kensington, almost in the same manner as that for which Mrs. H. Mohnen Hamilton was lately convicted at he Old Bailey.—The wife of a bricklayer's labourer sent her eldest daughter, about 12 years of age, out with an infant three months old. The girl was stand ing talking with a play-fellow, when a Lady, dressed in a blue silk pelisse and white lace veil, came up, and told the girl, that she knew her mother, whose dame she mentioned, and that she had some needle work she wished her to do; and requested the girl to go home and bring her, and she would hold the child in the mean time. The girl immediately delivered the child, and ran honk; and the child, who had been playing with her says, the Lady instantly got into a chaise-cart standing near, with the help of a man who drove it, aho merely said, 16 Down the road r. The answer was, 's Yes ;" and they drove off with the infant at spud. When near the tint:- pike by Phillimore-place, the horse fell. 'file man jumped out, and having raised the horse, setoff with increased speed. At t this time the Lady had divested herself of both her pelisse and veil. Nothing has sioce been heard of the child, though every inquiry has been made at Hammersmith and all the surround ing inks. Munnica.—Monday night a silk weaver, named Chambers, residing iu Spita;fields, had sonic alterca tinn w i t h hi s wik ; from words they proceeded lc ; when the woman, in a fit of passion, seised a knife, and inflicted a deep wound in his ckcst. The neighbours found, him bleeding on the floor. He was in that state taken to the Hospital, where yesterday morning he expired. The woman is in custody. LONDON MARKETS, AUGUST 19. Corross.—The East "India Company have declared two parcels Bengali for sale 22d inst. and it is an-' ticipated that the quantity will be increased to 3000. The late speculative demand for Bengali has entirely ceased. The sales of Cotton since our last little ex ceed 1200 packages-290 Boweds were sold 19d. to 20d. 200 Surinams 2s. Old. to 2s. lid. 100 Maran hams at 2s. 50 Pernambuco 2s 2d. 31 Bourbons 2s. Id. to 2s. 6d. and exclusive of duty, 400 Bengali were sold 101 d. to 12;c1. and a small parcel Surats at to 16d. SO:M R.—The market this forenoon has been heavy, and though many of the holders will submit to no depression whatever, yet the prices may be stated fully 1.. lower than Tuesday last ; the accumulation of the stock is trivial for the season of the year, on ac count of the extensive deliveries; last week above 4600 casks, chiefly for the home consumption and refining ; the quantity exported is about three hun , dred and fifty casks. The supply of refined goods at market has been mote considerable than for some time past, and as the extensive purchasers have for the present supplied therwelees, the market is rather heavy at a reduction of Is. to 2s. Molasses in good demand. In Foreign Sugars the business done has not ben considerable, the market this forenoon is heavy. Cr re.—Two public sales of Coffee, consisting of 315 casks and bags, this forenoon, went off with much bri:lness ; in several instances an advance of to 4s. per cwt. was obtained, but generally the marl.et cannot be stated more than 2s. per cwt. higher than last ate: k. fursti Puovistows —Bacon continues heavy, and no immediate prospect of an improvement. There is little variation in the demand or in the prices et Spices.—There is little variation in the prices Spice since the sale at the India House. On Wed nesday the Cassia Lignea 5 ,, 141 at ael2 to £l3 for small bundles ; large £9. 17s. to ,E 1 1. los. Bond Buds ,C:G. Ss. to £l7. 15s. The Gingcr sold 42.. to 475. Pimento in today's public sales realised and 9t.1. Tog/tem—There have been no transactions in To bacco. A cargo of new Virginia has arrived, but not yet been landed, the quality, in consequence, nett ascertained. R ICE. —At the India House last week the East- India Rice, of good colour, sold 21s. to 275. the or dinary yellow 19'. to 21s. "Catalina, by private con tract, realized !).Ss. by public sale gSs. 6d. tult9s. Toe Fisitc:•itcs, Ott., Szc.—There is much interest excited as to the success of the Fisheries ; the latest accounts are definitive that the fishing is very indiffe rent, and as the statements are of a recent date, when all the vessels were leaving the ice, there can be little doubt that the accounts may be relied on ; however it is to be mentioned that there is a probability that many ships may fall in with fish on their return, as al vessel that arrived here a few days ago, reported to have only two fish, met with great success the few last days, and has ten fish ; this is, however, r. soli tary instauce. The following may be stated to be the result of the fishing this season :--About 150 vessels were engaged, ut ci.rse five were lost, the re mainder have from 750 to SAO fish, which, at a mo derate computation, may yield 11,000 tuns of Oil.— Last season the quantity was 12.560 tuns, the defi ciency is, therefore, very great ; but we know nut if it will warrant the great advance that has taken place in the prices of Fish Oils. Greerland Oil, chiefly if not entirely by speculation, has advanced with rapidity from £2", to £45 per tun. Last year the prices began about ell 3, and were certainly soon run up much higher by the extensive export de mand ; hut the great advance will in some measure check this request ; it is, however, to be observed, that as nearly the whdle quantitY to London has been purchased at various prices on arrival, the trade will' ultimately have to submit to thy high prices deman ded by the speculators, if they do nut receive a sup-1 ply from the out-parts, which they now calculate upon, and will not purchase at the present prices ; they state the whole to be speculation unconnected with the trade, and that as.soon as,the time necessary for boiling at the out-ports is completed, they will re ceive a plentslul supply at lower rates. In conse quence of the advance of Whale Oil, every other de scription is quoted much higher. There is no Seal Oil at market. Rape and Linseed Oil are much higher ; the former advancing alto on account of the rise in the prices of Seed. The holders of Gal poll Oil are asking greatly higher prices, but no extensive sales 14iirC vet been effected. NAVAL. Sruites.—Tar has been in request of higher prices, but the demand is rather giving way. Rosin is also a shade higher. Raga, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—TaIIow continued to advance last week, and yesterday 625. was realized for Yellow Candle : but as the Baltic ships continue to arrive, even though the winds ate still to the west ward, the market to-day may be considered rather heavy. As the quantity of Flax at market is limi. ted, and the demand having considerably revived, the prices ate advancing. Hemp is also more in re quest, at a higher currency. Ruu, BRAWDY, AND Hom.aNns.—There has been very considerable purchases ut Leeward Island Rum, chiefly, it is stated, on speculation ; there is still an expectation that a Gcvernment contract will soon be advertised. The sales of Jamaica since our last are rather limited ; the prices of rum generally are • shade high. r. Brandy is rather heavy ; there has been some considerable parcels sold, to arrive within a given time ; if the supplies come to market before the day specified, the prices will gu considerably lower ; otherwise the stock in the market, which is trivial, will realize a very high currency, if purchased to supply the contract. In Geneva no alteration. So great had been the demand for the strong cloths lately at Leeds, that in the Cloth Hall scarcely one piece was lett—a criterion by which the inhabi. tants always judge. The demand for boinbszeei;s, &c. is so great, that the old imams in Norwich, wt.ich have lung lain by as useless, have been within tt.es, few weeks all put in requi►ition, and we understaii.: that many new looms are matitig. Yesterday a Coroner's Inquest was held at th, Middlesex Hospital, on the body of Michael *Cal thy, who was killed, by being ptccopitated from a window, as he vas cleaning the outside, upon the second floor of a house in Church -street, St. Gilcs's. ....Verdict, Attic:total Dc ETATITS. Ou Monday, the 141 th Instant, at Friars PL.Cr, ote Lady of Joshua Walker, E.q. of a con. August 6, Mrs. Dicke , n, wife of the Rev. I) nett ut, j tr. one of the kllnictore of the West C , .urei, of a • in. MARRIED August 11, at Stranraer, Colonel hl'hia 4 r, Anth IteiTinsent of Foot, to Anne, only daughter of Esq. Collector of his Majesty's Custom.° ere. At I. dtnburgli, John Lannon', E.q. Ire of the tits: Regiment, to Catherine, second daughter of theiwe Mr Dan , ,a-n, ur:ter. August 14. at Edinburgh, the Rev. John Muir, hitinta of St. Vigean's, to Grace, daughter of the iste Mr. James Watson. painter in Edinburgh. DIED. Lately, in earhurtnn-streer, Firente square, Ant., th- the Rev. John Rennie, Vicar of Long Ichingtor, re w I .%%tt.e;ci. At DrioinVe Cottage, nt ar 1,1 ritowrit. nri inst. t. Liam Cheaters, E..q clerk or lhinJe:. aged 7 s eat'. On rue Ytiti. ult. at his house iu Cantwell, near Move. t. land, in the 74 , h year of Lis ale, the Rev. Fra , ,C:t Gras.. tt• r• • of 40 years pastor wi the YresUyterian congregatirn o' ' At Muir, Ireland, on ti:e tsith uh. after a tew Jass il•ite•. ; a R. v. Henry Elder, fit yeas Presbyterian blise.ter tat the pa. of rant:a:Nile. At Ballywainr, Iceland, on the 2,1 inst. *red 66 vest's, Nal. Cairns, relict cf the lei: surceor C:irns, of iron g At lialitax, the ls.ic of In, I. z-li‘..ncy liajur-tsercral mat: b, Governor of New Brunswick. at Stramp•de, Locutir.aut !ilacfarlane, of iv , . •f. Ettablfsholect. At Madras, Lit titrnant ; 1 / 4 :atditnald, of his hf:jcsty's 3S": &rent of fuze. At Kytab, run fast nt."..1, on 2 i‘t 'artist" list, t7:p... tain Alesznder Tod, of the Ist 26th legit:nit I;:tti;t4 native It.fat:iry, aged 36. '1 mettle) , insight, at Whore., in the print lt lit., Whi•in,, II Purser in the Royal Nary. Sunday se might, in *wirer:et, Grosse:int-111 , 04re. ' % Le of the key. Grevitie, t ui.ttu of M. tteer i :e., 11.11tuvez.. square, and Vicar of lluttcn,Northaraptinish.re. Saturday, in riudyer are. t, Weirautt , t,r, Air:. Anna M.:1411 Bierman, vrid..w set Juurhat. Wcv ma 3, o,Ltv..• of the Island of li.trbadoei On t harstlay lay, at t..r ...mid, Yorkshire, J is t Esq. awed 76. Pk W. the. !.Th • ; . ,.1 A t.t ut Leeth and Liverpool Cared. wb.ch u.,ti h . .1 et 1:t commenc• n:• it in 17 a. , d. tr.! p more lucrative stations, he devoted I is slime lire e.. .y and trial tatthfuily o its service and Ili I VCS:Ii. I 1101:, ` Vt. ability, les inftea , lile lute:pity, and a Staid, de . . int. : fritldid nischiv e ,e of duty, lie n ujmed the tim.fice o ..f the very numerous and reslevialne body of ; united as he was with ti e early iroj ....ma thing titles departed) art tir..t great and unnsailed work, he war justly iegardeil as Its survnviue parent. As his amiable ant: unassuming conduct, his sincere and uno‘teritatious trietni.hip, and .9 Isis many cleat pri. vale vino. -s, have been lung telt and enjoy,d, so they mu be iota remembered by hi, Samil) and Lis f. lends. I In supermr knowledge, his minute and clear di.e. initiation, his proititani juegweut, nue• tured by hi, great and i.Zitll4lllt ..atliAitrial-016 Ili Illaralisi its mathentatics, in plalomphy, and in st Litre in plaerd Lint in a superior rank of society; and in Lim the word ors lost great arid a In Glen.stieet, Kilmarnock, on Friday, July ITth, 1017, Wins Siclit haul!, (Vitt x 7 year!. tie '.V.S tar: e .lially m a s s I,), in . n p, an d hred a tahscri; but, during many ut tt.e WC. years in to.. I h, L 0 wandered about a. a cormnon b..-gg.tr. thirty years ago, a- and hit wife separated upon thee strange esailitions—that first that proposed an agreement should turliit sae hundred , nun+. —This singolar l air never me. again, and It is nut now keows whether the heroine yet lives Me:Vat:UM was meals . :ten, during the lad two years ut his lice, settii the con,. i•utlifes, sett:ilea to give him more GUl3‘tril than Li. biebtilt., to C2llll his bread, or that the money he had saved i..4,.Lar be exhausted hetere lie died. As his disease inarea.. Le v . :4 fully aware ut his approaching tbs.:01101411. Witt nu tuts ese , .: Ire made the following extraarilmary soeparati'm .rim - baker, and ordered twelve duxes. in burial cake., anent a profusion of sugar lescu . t, together with•curr,sprn oil g at wine and spirituous i!quots. He told the baker, t :14 ri tLia quantity was not sullicit et, be goutd provide inure, a. h.-11.-g but whole cakes were to be tented shone at his fain•reh tais next sent for the joiner, cid mitred a coat deceinly P/JUlited, with panicular inctruction: that the wood 'boa... be . s one dry, and the joints Erm, and impervious to weer. I lie eras-41ger was neat sent tar, and it he thought be cortlet s t a pia:s to put Ltd in alter Le r, r.: t 1.•:t sa!d, are di.: tdie sr , he lire %go- fixed 11.011 war in tire churc h }..rd u: w.ecat. 11, a vittart about half a mite dioant. He rujui..reiin. ;6e ••••• and mike his grave roemy, and In a dry c..ii..4...bis cornet and be might rear saluted that be would be we.i it WJi•t• tut his care and tro klaving made these aria: genientS, her ordered the old women flat attended him to go to a certain nook, and bring nut nine pounds, to be al proo rated tt• delta) tu..eral charges. He told her at the same time 1101 to be grieved, for he had nut forgotten Der in his wall. In a few hours an:elves:as, tit the lull exercise us his meiral puwet s, out 111 the ag.t.,t eicrue,at• ing woks, het stired• A r.eughbutir, add ari a:i ut were Immediately sent for to examate ahu eel cp his ei• .ets. the first thing they found was a bag, containing iar‘e ,ilVvt pieces, such as crowns, malt-crowns, and outlets, to a Lege . ha a corner was secreted, amongst a vast quautay uI Mi., ty I.lr, a great number ot 'pintas and ,teen shill.ng pi. cc,. lu tars ii was found a bond fur 4:aJo, and other bonds arol st:earit es ter a eery considerable amount. In all, the proyerty amounted to Hi. will was found among some old papers, leaving hi. hoesek eeg , r Aso, and the rein among his die aria relaLurai. .15 it req uaa l some dole to give Lis relatives immiatrun en Mr. and to m make preparatis for his !unreal, he lay in state our dar ingg womb purtod the place where lie w ins it:warbled more an I r i.h wake than a deserted room whirr the bcot , h lock tip th r dead. Ile invitation. to las funeral were most singular. Verson. we:, act asked individuelly, but in whole lain:lies; so that, except he a rev, relatives 1111:66ed 111 black, his 0h.....p01e5a Were atEcnd u j by tradesmen in their working clothes, bat-clo u ted b o y s an d girls, au immense crowd of tattered beggars ; to the iged among whom ha hit sixpence, and to the younger tl.rt nee. Alter the nittr• talent this nrotlq grump retired to a bans Baud up for the per. pose, where a germ of waste, profusion, and inebriety was i'l!•i• bited, almost w.thout 1 par.:1:01. Scarcely one or them that wet,- there could stagger home without assistance; and sutue were obliged to remain all night stretched among the corn-sacks in a nook art the barn. Atter all this prntestim, a tew worth:et se hat were neglected to be invoed, threatened to raise the corps . it they were out allowed to tin honour to Steveusun s mann; Aod, in order to ; revert such a catastrophe, the place has cut-- tinned a Sttlic of di..iipat . ion ever since. RUPTLitED PATIENTS, &r.—Dt S. COOPER, hil:shor„ and Co. ut Cha:lotte Iltrlse, rispositetlie Rev. Row . land Hill's Chapel, have established a i.lcdical Bzari in Wi,oli•tock atrect, Otferd-street, adjoining New rum: where a Phy-te and :;crgeon, Members cit :lie It oyal t London, GI thirty years experier‘e, reside, avid %%herr all Members of the lloard -Iternately attend. Tlr't thousamh has.: begs rretored to bealtli by than), ay.:hoes confinement, Is ::.• disputable, after bolp:t 1 1 .; had isiltd. Frurtions on the •!, face, and body, uleerated throat, P:c at., the con•eyer t ..-• of a certain complaint improperly triared.—Messrs. Munroe, and Co. are consulted daily, as bolt houses, N • at tia t ;itt.—TlLere are side doing at each bootie, and private rr, for fyinales.—'.• The Piles and Fit tula cured n;;110'.11 e • • ;WI/tined Patients ;MIA at Charlotte House on r.:.•!.:.•••• and Fridays, and at Woodstock House on Wedne•ahrs, a;'... ralically cured of redurible Krptures on scientific and .!• etical principles, without surgical nitration er the !ea ace . • :tuts. Fa:huts at a dis:.!nct. describing their ease, ray bar: curative i•ra;e6.; ..a•mt to any part of the Kingdom, by vL • 1 means thay may obtain a radical cure. Letters contaiaieJ, ;• • closure immediately attended to. PRE:L OF STOCKS YES 1 £PJ)AY. Bark S:cck, Atin.tgl Is-t 6 per Ct. Med. SO} I India Bot:(1r, 121 1 per Ct. Cons 193 Ai ;9y; Fec t, LIM (t:;il) !s r; r. vcr t. 3 974 t Cont. fog AR. r 0 74 Eat, per t:t. Navy 1u.;; ;It 4 Lottery llckets, Al 9 t.... .1 GH W ATE a 'lO moagow AT 1,40:410ti IVZI') • %loaning • • 3) wia. afar tlrrumon . I .ONIOCN trul wid rt.b11:144 t.y I.rraL !.s • 1,:op1. liar. Il