Star. — London, England, 1817-04-18 00:00:00

• :..~ .~ . 'to ' Y ' *Us their my heart Rs wannest wish 'OMNI Is there a spat where friendship easy Where Velour's Sons"; length mil led a house, And taste of Sysapathy the dear deli& Where Vet'raus, honored by their Country's pods., Repose them Math the venerable shade Of laurels, prance of as hard.fosight Gelds As eer repaid the purls* blades Whirl, 'odd the musk of the festal hall, _ If• chance some kind one plead Vktmei pralso.o.7 Pourtny her 'odd the slams ollate, Hs might a spark et kindred Tsang rebel Dalighthilihoogia! . Their sterner dudes o'er, • Campanian& still in friendship as in atlas; A gentler tams sopeencled of Forum rods, Wl•h steely fire, theft faitilalbssout warms! O sacred lame! moriamplemstress thou spread; United la briedon as la fans, Thy brightness arm sorwresitha a brother". /sob, • And blends the Sables wills AR saw. tow t Lock'd In she 'adamants" asusuai lime., Tbgetteria hams forget, *t o gether b t 'Wrested his empire frau your 'fiat foe, And brought diniatetributioa on 1118%00 AN ADDRESS TO Tug 'UNITED SERVICE CLUB. • . , . Z Zhu honest jegi ItTiterfolortotddelraho o To cheop:to, ippentstriiroho . ' • Alill dui wed* ' ' , est* etweeti "•'. By alt thy Mgr '. WO - . . . . . ' (th I let oat *tlt s .415isee there! Vitt ! i' -roo gait age. 7 ' •-• Nee WM. wodatita, sift tab Ai, TioordibmillidimilWaidires omit ~‘ '' 'Lt 7... r 1 : ~- , -.. . I..onnoss It Toe 'sum er elletelb 1 0%404, Lost beets t DIM et You'. , )4 f..... .., , Allillewlig. "TEM iliiiew—rbe osifiiial Lacer. in she keilie writing of the X . lrso.of the Nib& of which the f01i0... ilitb • ; o lefg 1 14 0. 1 10 a7 old a .ustettn i f t. fronked I* 0 0 11 1 04 ionomi thcliseiP files lam lord G.plikl xxii: t ig Au 01 the 4unalgifire style a the wsnir i i DNA F.ese, • . " iinfori• Afdiz i a . ail ihis:Nift eat of Cies. le put the ttleler *Mak biletatteed aist be on Tet t re, (he s rtioluet • Wyse ie-empe seen see let era es tp go beck eflo n je# rest et their &NON 'Ka the )4141, terreseso o as 1 hod iiietttlieopler ley Imo pate. Howeew. I ht ron? leer lie% dm emirs will intellahee theot Woad of z ee:m.B4lllW hi** kliPailite: al MIMI MO 1111iikikli iii . G o= Askliv.o4:llllot, iiidt plate yoipicbty. at dale 0y a Lioditiirrevo4.; ",,: r. . 1 0 1 . 4 SVegest UW4O who fa die Chnits, spott ted on his left, bj the Mb of Ciniminn e end a kb right ay -1.64 -llLlttelftiej he bnyi pastebte tbk room with . their flegs,ittni to kis* *them, to the loons, bvisoototAtkimt.swaPeo willed& 1 The.,.srosimatsliwcurstismar to the redo= ' both of their ileatitest *tat dittipl!oe. • , lif ita:iititi.i . 11$* . ._ . ,: 114, - .; il did. ' l '"" ' 7 ' . t ' —7.- 111 b Sol . . _ . • ... mitragtViie tirr,ritz. A new Misled Drains' 'br thriti Acts,' usidertbe tide of Akii Bey, fitAinced for the first time, et this Theatre last niiht4_ the gams of which were tut in the followink mast."' '•. . Dania* siginisiait - . . Mr. Mesh' stow nth sa ifissimp ChM Mr. WILLIAM CW I 4 as AN* also; • • Mr. Amt. Odlonas - a • . Mr. Context. 11101111 . 0 Mel* - • - MI. S. SCOTT. ' • . • •• ' • • W. OATTIPB. ifYdsi . di' 7- 4 • Ma HARLIT• A Plea . . . Mr. Prlia• Calsb ei rr i Amilli r timiske ktesers.Pvms,J.Sairi, . . . , and Comm. • . 614 AbilhAfr. i s ea siti • tAimrs.gurr,Mtiuta, awl Soars. P_4 ,", IN • .. •.. Alt. IP•wais.. It m Ca* • • . limitrutri, Wits of • te • • Doirca. 4& Nit - • • . v: . itAND• lust • - : - - , • • .11itsi lareotris. ' Otis" a Turkish Pubs, hating usurped the Go venswint of Inapt kettle Awes* of lifithi Vey, de tomolow, span ahaVelneser of the return_ of the latter froni England; rbdatroy him, The ship withillffaki as Mold Oppenit'in 'sight--Osage assembles his knew and a Judd by ,Cherlid, a powerful , Mali' Oats ronimgeltilly apposed ter 344, whohad killed isi battle the kageor of pis - wifes Alphre own wife, 2 Wii•igii*„. Vieifith PIN. *swipes, and, hi the .416 , of an Radio: Imvomnooltd by her ser6aptierfr, ear hsebotedispugyis 'sid le& hotiensillbs letrimosodaspeutik coma towektimd so bill' his dui % Indseeildne billy, first iota tee Dasesta not bilkneemils , s, Upper Egypt, when heworoWiliihe Ms Manielakes. In this ailetmgt, salatielekdowlsb , - ho sositweeriagly Nachos Shiii AA's NM QOM' offs, Enema, metwidislsisfebeehm the diserivers in him the man by whose hied bee father fell; being boils& by the Arab lees of hospitality,. subdues , her perseall.feel inge, aid 'Sabin aim to escape fens his pursues.— °ova, Nagai. to Sad theta/40i hed thus reached his Mansdabe ' , attacks and stakes pri. soserekellit, his , aid iopeeparing to have him. wasted. Breen flies to .I*.ii, and apprises him of her husband's peril: MAU, with leis troops . reaches Wm in tines• to save Chu d; and deposes Ontsgs. This Piece le constructed upon * real incident in the life of .Elithi Bey; the Manieloke Chief, -alio wits , some years ago in'Engberod, and is altogether an ',i terating Drama. it ins situations capable of very considerable effect, and they are not suffeled to re main unemployed. The 'slaty is clearly and sell t Id, the charactereare accerately 41-awe, end the in cidents are willeiently MAW& The baggage le natural throsiglietw, Occasieeally nervous, sad always consistent and appeepiete. The comic par, into which Haamir thaw nstistoesloosly the whokof his power, is perhaps that on , which the author 'hes be. stowed the bust of itOlitorts, Bet it is apparently not mea*tO birprelattleutond is not wry essential te horisimairist suemesei the Plage; to she wiereseelotis lintlim ' owes iii *MA kis intwiffeitenly to npeisie . To Mm attreitb•b. 'wimple* tionspecif and obit far Ogle/gay, the gleam , is •Elis own •lieW compositions me ly and elostivoa: - Thep** beard seidirpsure, asitseverel of them, particularly two delicious Songs, encored without a disowning voice. - nick, and the Trio at the opening of the third act; as also a Gke by Mr. IH. SWART, wilt soon find their way Wan the eelketimlS of musical amateurs.. Inad dation to the. are several pieces selected very jodi clouslrfeciai ateCs by bloomer, bat little known in this country. This is a mark of *spat which Mr. ATTWeeD, as the pupil of this great composer, is particularly well calculated toloy in tt manner most witastageteus ti his fame; and Ire take this oppose ;airy ofitepreeslng our with that both .the blaster and if sspil waste More fregeently heard open the English :Saw; The scenery throughout is besseftiful, and citesillthig of aommte view. is Egypt, said to be de signed by a is an of bigh tank ea an artist, who Arlitioesident in that Country some piers, it not only extremely interesting but instinctive. The greatest attention alsnirtues to hurt beets-bestowed upon the accuracy of the eitstnee, Ste.—. This Play was origi: nail, planed by Mr, &Att. the Abyssinia) traveller, whose local knowledge and acquaintance with th : assnawsklit. essikred him very tompetret to the mot. 'llO. Se le Cblostel . HAsintioss, it is unlentood, diet thaille blieltrollidebted for the Drama in its pre -01111:110", This Piece wet:performed • throughout 4 0 0 = applause, though not wholly unmixed with i but it "at very• slight, and the Play was illy" omit fee a second represeatatiOn this evening .111tirlialtait uersaintoos consent. IE6 Niel Il e. filhair Soesit. iliaratihe 11•01/1siassoli istis Aosiaise- C Lis faft- iitlititiii*Fiffits• • Mascidifutc yeast die 1111 ill of Venetian ressiral, washeid on Wednesday night, 'at the Lyceum Theatres. It was the second• of a eerier intended to be given. The interior of the Hodge ttras spendidly illuminated with festoons, wreaths, and ;bus of variegated lamps, and the stage part was tastefully ornamented, as on, the former occasion,, 'with cottages. grottoes, shaded walks, and well-ere -gated representations of distant landscapes. The Chinese building retained its original sites -don ; and, indeed, the entire scene, which on the for anerf is bad made so strong an impression on our Minds, was so perfectly preserved, that on entering titialoon we could almost fancy that the time inter egging since that occasion bad been wholly °Witt: lased, - and that Wednesday night was bat a conti nuance of our former amusement. It seemed as there had been no interruption. We found ourselves encircled in the same groupes that had before de.' lighted us ; our ears • were charmed with the same !harmony, our eyes courted by nearly the same figures. our spirits exhilarated with merriment nut eery dissimilar tiom that which had forsnerly exerted its vivifying influence, and we recognised even many of the masks which, on the previous night, had claimed our most marked attention. The company altogether did not exceed the num ber of two hundred, and of these by tar the greater part appeared in the sombre drapery of dominoes. The refreAments were sufficiently plentilid. the music was excellent, and helore and alter supper l the younger groups danced Alternately to the harp and Nadeau, until the morning broke upon their revels.. Last week there were found buried in a field, in• the Island of St. Agnes,Scilly, fifty.eight brass pans. It is supposed that they have lain under gro..ind nearly a hundred years, as a vessel having such articles on board, was wrecked there about that time. Some cf, the pans are deCayed, and some k for use. , In-the Hoot. of Assembly, in Lower Canada, the Speaker notified to the House, on the 21st of Fe bruary, that he bad the same morning signed war 'tints for the imprisonment of S. %V. MONK, Esq. one of the Judges of the Colony, conformably to the order of the House ; after which, the Deputy .Ser jeant at Arms at the bar, informed the House, that, in olredieece to its' rders, he had lodged S. W. MONK, lisq. in the common jail of the district. A fine child, of the mune of Hanson, in the negh bourhood of Ratcliffe-highway, lost its life a lew days since, by drinking c nnobserved by its patents, out of ti the contents of which were boiling hot. 'Nutley, while a labourer was at work at the tart which is intended for the neer wing of the Peniten tiary, a piece of timber fell upon bighead and crush ed him ahnckingly ; his jaw bone was supposed to be broken. He was telbinanmedimirly to Westminster Hospital, with very Side hopes Olds recovery. ' 1 Yesterday forenoon. ardeatirs ifilto was painting the outside of a window tillollll4ll/ high, at a house in Giay's Inn-lane, fell front the machine intathe street, Vierhich accident he broke both his legs and his right ann. He was carried to the Hospital with little trope of his recovery. ' Wednesday anent o, as three young ova weed' sailing in a pleasure beet on the Thames, off dittoed I House, Deptford, the boat was upset by a seddeel gut, and the there were Immersed in the water.— A boat's crew, who. witnessed the accident, immedi ately same to their assistance, and two of them were picked up; but the third, a young man of the name Hof Awe, was unfortunately drowned. The body was dragged for for a considerable time to no purpose. As., Mr. rind Mrs. CLARE, of Manchester-street, ;ilt‘ebester.square, were, on Tuesday last, op their 'way from town to their seat Li Hertfordshire, they 'stopped at Stevenage to give the horse some water, 4 pliere, from the imprudence of taking. the bridle out of his mouth, Itcset a E with the chaise at Lull speed, :till stopped by a tree, against which heron with'sucb :violence, as to throw Mrs. CLARK out several yards, ,by which accident she was severelf' bruised ; fortu namely Mr. CLANK escaped unhurt, but the chaise was broken to pieces. A fire happened in the night of Friday, the 4th instant, at Mr. SPltAltblioes, at Hili Chorhon, in Staf fordshire, which fortunately did not damage the pre mises greatly, but, we are sorry to relate, proved fatal to one of Mr. Seism/dares servant lads, and nearly so to another. They had been permitted, for roma' .reason; to hare a fire ;tribe room in which they *pt, and in which they bad - inadvertently placed lulu straw ; when they retired to rest, it is supposed I.ll4pplc from the. Bre communicated with the straw, tittiel rat it at a blaze, winch awoke one of them, and 'he attempted tq apprise the other of his danger, but dra of the room being fastened, and he having 'named. coasidereble injury, it was with difficulty' himself * before I GRAND BILL 42". AVII4C111; R 00,12. --1--.-- Wednesday night, the above elegant imitsof roc % was opened in their late new style of btilliancy, fc7 the first time after the holidays, with a Grand 8, , i. / It being the chief scene of fashionable attraction aft , the late adjournment, the Nobility and Genre-, &minus to meet each other, assembled at an eJe 7 hour. Waltzing - commenced at eleven o'clock, :, the billowing and several other couples: Lord CLIVE, Lally ELIZA PET% Govres, lisriGovesa, Miss Meant*, Lord PALSURSTOH, Lady JANS PACILT, Mr. Dovetail, Lat'l MAST HILL, Major FANS, Mb. Floe D, Sir I. Jones, 114.17 EMILT BILTSCSIT, Colonel Caro's,- Miss VT NSA, Colonel Strums, Lady C. Chaostat, Mr. Co , Lady G. 11,s-ravar2, Captaiu SSTMOUR, Mrs PALK, t Count St.. ALoroaans, Vouotet.s Lily's, Mr. STANDISH, • Lady S;.*SIAM Rev en, Lord Duaoaaaso, Lady C. HILL. Waltzing and Quadrilles were alternately kept 7.p with unabated spit et until five o'clock, when the cons. 1 pang withdrew. . . 'Da EA DFUL Dis f Al 4 Lsouoti&i+ATßE2+•.•:* Yesterday the parish cfaccre of St. Giles's appealed to no less than twenty summonses ta.shew cause \VII • relief should be withheld from the various .wislicAltr. Amongst the miserable objects th.tt presented there. selves was a young mass; dressed in the irsgsnents of *wit of black, which bore evident oinks ot horsing seen better days; he stated that he had tined es cleric lit et merchant's house in the City, which he lett v?ry recently, and not Deng able to get another situation, had spent all his money, giving up his more respec table lodgings, and was compelled to come and live in• George-street, St. Giles's, in the very heart of trice and depravity ; for two days he was without food, and on_ applying to the overseers, was treated with contempt, and literally refused subs;stence (Here he burst into a flood of tears.) The Mag;. straw desired to know the cause why he uas refused, and was informed it was because they considered hint able to work. The M egistrete . ohterved, that the. ivas a good cause, but desired that he should he !e. lieved until they provided that employment fur Lica which he was unable to get. A poor woman also stated that when she aryl'-d to the overseer, he tauntingly inforn:ed Orr she might go on the town and get chtidren." rest were of no interest, but they were all ordered 13 be relieved. Bow-sraner.—Yesterday a pi.ifol scnu idre! rens charged with robbing a match-girl of touryence penny. The poor girl was supposed to have received an eighteen penny token instead of a halfpenny, when the prisoner came up, produced a small constah:e's staff, and pretended to be a constable, and ,r'ceec!ed to search her, and made off with the contents of !:tr pocket. Committed. MAustow HOU62S••••G AKIO OF HON EnREAKEet, Yesterday Solomon Bankes, a young man of about S years of.srge, was brought before the Lose MAY !t, and underwent an examination under the fallow;.; circumstances :—Fora considerable time past it A i *. oared that a gang of notorious thieves hAd infeer.l the neighbourhood of the new Cuqorn House ael Thames-street, for the purpose of entering the 77re herases.grgoutfting houses in that quarter. 'ilisgan:4 was very vigilantly swelled ; and, notwititstandit.; which, a party of these villains broke into the in: of Messrs. Drinkald, Blenkairn, and Co. on Wednesday last, and plundered the desks, dra wers, &c. of-considerable property. One of the party (the pi- Omer) was secured. He was committed for trial. Yesterday a Court Of Common Council was held at Guildhall for the dispatch of public business, which was numerously attended. A petition was presented from sundry inhabitants of Bishopsgate Ward, com plaining of thi inefficient state ot the existing laws respecting prostitutes and the keepers of brothels and disorderly houses, and praying the Court to petition Parliament, for thent to take such measures as in ea wisdom should be deemed expedient to remedy these evils ; which was read, and after it considerable dis enssion thereon, between Messrs. JAM'S DAVIES, S `Ducar, WAITHILIAIf, OLDHAM, and others, the Cowl agreed to comply with the prayer thereof, and ap proved of a petition to the House of Commons :ic• cOrdingly, which was directed to be presented by Or Sheriffs,' attended by the Remembrances. A MAD CAF.•••• Kam,. of 22, Old Bond street, was attacked by a cat which he had kept some time, with all the fierceness of a tiger : it seised bias with its teeth by the back of his hand, and he coned not possibly get its jaw open till he had jumped on a and killed it; while it was dying'it held fast its hold. It was supposed the cat was mad. Mr. KERRY hid surgical assistance directly, and had the part ca:, and no dangerous symptoms have yet appeared, et are supposed likely to result. Ge en, mistime. al Tar ballast Pas% , • ,Thilivillast if a nom. roe Cosattes ads. Hera resardie sway at rit!ifielUalki ( I ..; ai .. Ital!e4 tot the prlalry a vats alipagi . , w ok s , 1a lodbf ave issessis yank " ' t• Noltri * An* I * .1. . ore.- • ' • lidemis $ , yr ... ft ,_, 4044 ' Wks es . DOW& the alay= . ... . 1 .. . lai MOP e s mil , .. Mot Insidoidioille irk . 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T iti „ L. 1 re i ' l l i Ve lt -• , ' in"- 1 GO 4 ~....: AO finotagersnipagr, I • - ;41 ,; sei triotwaiom_ goo ori ' ' loss • ' -..- fil -1.... Op WOW mak NO" Own P• -.. ,napit4.4 7.:r:- , 1N01190 4 g- 4 , '•:- .. 0 • 4.1 ..., 4 thy, Oa** tualinel : n i '• 4-7 • . - . I " Pin '''' ."'"" =Tr.'" 'l, l gr 'F""" ' 144. .4.bit - It : — -------'----- 7 ,--, shiraftled considerable iirjury, it was with difficulty " . .The Doi .11.-... a, „hoot. , . , lair times, with . - • • '." .-,;..- • • • •. lAARRFED. . a ... tt ans speared mamma thetua. be . wind himself I and before the family could be anlc h ...• . ••l i ll s i i i s i .. 4W i llf fle . s es.. *nun - otos alarrae4 and assistance procured, the otherpoor . boy r re At: ra retnsfreea . , M t r o . Wo t i ti la n s tte ton , ,ZlLd t rta s sle t r er o o ft f t e ted o, *aril — ' llliliaNalli. lb* 'o f c hat ,' tee, as well as of llicerg sweets, • Said. ' Ills • tab OA littilefts hi • i i n „. . A .,... • • ' 4 ' in A — n — tit' ' . ' TOM'S* teernir • so the id t h at Sty. -guard of boom sa l leak tie& ' l-7 • ""•—• 0 :, — ;-. • •• ' ....-- i t ° is . — Vi l -- ii i • .' 4 :. 4 0 ' .2 4 • . e t. --I. '1 sr* same *SI who hall access " Ash A• borne Y• to al Mary o v nlyd i a t u e g 7 lit . er igsh :f l tre w l e .i.e d ito P b a e rr n:lr c2 r ; s 1161ktEdttliklo . ' • eV eaddomodocj ,.. h - 9 X 4r T i a7 i t r it i ~ 4.a ll y tta in .. . , to ' • tkik la , . tag tayittay nOtlte of p,ll. ea INKY DANwn, Lay uastet. Esteof the t . ; bee ' . . • .I I .. .....- .. .. it if f 041,44 s. POWS * . si. tho snows 17, &Miter-lane. listand means to-steal out of the desk the Sd Inst. at Newbold Puy, Warwickshire, the It vs. is:-.:t, ilte;lso t , cio as a kith*. *put Ari.oo in Wile of exchange,' besides 'several me- newes, Vicar if Wingrave, Bucks, to Miss Kay, daughter ..: ft • • • tOialleibe.fewsioseitii •10tite: . , :.... . niorandums, a gold watch, Chain, seals, and keys; , . . ; . • • Mir• bale Kay, Wigton. Cumberland. .. osb i4 / 4 11 ' "•,,--'. east . . 141.411 / 1 1"11°4 1 4 0 6 ..tpl a i s pe 'lltdilmsr , .. 1... ., .goto,(Atifpe r tios___ ._ the On aelciptA _fq dn . end another go)d wices , not in use. • .- DIED. she -' -, •`•.-• 74 j .' • • , •—•-• t. 1 4 1 Z gliingwir. the Goat ~, W .o . : ,Thm. WO a frilt attendance of growers at Norwich At Danbat.Lodge. on the 4th inst. Mrs. Hay, relict of at lio• , c ,, .- , • ~ , , .ff. „,,,T. 'ld • ft - • trrwea- 'he ender • . Tar gem Market on Saturday, and plenty of saniples.— -William slay a La*licl4 •• tie. • gis - . • :. . .. . • . hiss -10 lawssis arl t.::: craw sheet tma as wk....* 60604 lis awry , , . , .. iii, ... r . ~ I , eon Is _ 4 ,,,_.„_,„ .7—, way be quoted at 2s. per comb lower than to imila, Oil the S e November lart, Mrs. M'Neill, wife aD. John M`Neill, of the Bombay Establishment. . . • 10 ; the 0 . 01 , 40 ' 1 7,7 0 . NM v,eelt,,ancl, Barley ls. The Seed Market was also .4X, , _ v. ;,. . ..., , , .at th e ;p. m s o *attended, but sales were dull, at reduced prices. •* . , .• : tita lli tall l : .. I * owe : f t; • . ' lt, , ' ; : .-,"::: i t bars pesi i rtate l ts7 r ilh ad pan ' . , VII h it • ' - p s ' .Noa • • • . - ,' - _ . Doimom - leir • ta..4, cern . us. skew 9 f ,Scot:, homebred:, Ike. On the Hill, was. 4.10 the Ws lust. at Slclestuere, Suffolk, aged 6e, Mr. Wi li:n Gault ; and•on the 6th instant, in her 103 d year, Mrs. Gault, La mother. The loss of a beloved son overpowered hsr (ethic tram ,•aa,after befog Informed of Ids decease, she never spoke nizre. . • litia hit liold • • :getteigplis - r g ifil cia ' l * , ` "4llla "PP •ara " e d bu ti hr u e e r n l Shads* at Brighton on Friday evening Philp Agar, 2 4 'l' grthitiiin. •, • • --'f. , ' J. . 4 45 0 105, i . t ,. ~, aw l „ limo s foulard. The pens were tolerably wa ll anus amok the eta ' size of the Earl of Newburgh ' : assitting bit La' r • , ' * . 9 n ": ' ... 'if" , x, .t. k . ~; . .., , u , j 19,014 littla t ,o4., stud perhaps the hopes sibutained by 44 colds wing. room, be had just left his master with his ow; i. al *lf aim 4 . 1. a 47 1 n . sg t ,i• • - 1 Lb be .ifieeive lit ' " 4 ' V - .'t 14 . ,ki ,-,- ,i .. ,.. .. so, ~ ... ow : 4.. vbs. , 1 ., . # ziposof t tui s .. .si a titiost44 l ;4ojk p ro tib e i tsr.4t ‘ a v oecto l jainsapottaii.sadvanang B il l. b e ing crime he o las o weeed i with a violen tred te f ough,nd i tlort e u b e ic a : o ; a ort y aft er rap f ront t h e l o ss , . kits_ . t , _i!!!_beitrit intei of K i , - . ~:., Want awake assistance could be procures!. V at ~ „ ,t . 4 . „.. .. ,_,. . . . 1 ‘~. it. , •=iiii. .-rsinvga siosenreass. . '. mere mOvOqg 1 4 ~ • , ~„,,„,4 44„ 0 ,4, 122i. .„„ ir „, tioeso4e eh° wee b r oug ht to Loadop co Wednesda y y 'B a g • • • • t. set rtlivitia) MARKET, APRIL ie. 04 di 83 co 4.5• 6d i Veal 5s 0.1 so 64 .., . . • • 4 . .• . 4. 4. .the bit ' In dia .. , . ; - jlt . • . t i llar i l :l 4 4s . I lit ..,. 4 ' -.'. 1 4 11 . 0 0 1 dger. 14 two albs p.44i.Oirieeis Of that . .., skettee 1s od to 50 OS f Park 4s 0: to St ei Irina the Triltilf H ow* :' .'• ' zi , • 1 "3" .0006.eallestelrea frtPfn 'Boi•stroet Oki, gbooi two; ' Lamb 7.. to Bs. ~ A. VOW AIM , 'go oly t _...__, p.. 41 , . 9 - 4dsrAloid,d ;bonfire_ Lembo Horae.Simpostaseo4 w ' losetsallo—Stwep and lambs 4 S2C —Caves lee— . ay 0.4.. .• '.• 94 11 : 1 1 11 / 4 . •_ , ,;,1_ .. t; u l 6 . • 7-a . ult./St Ohs . tsaa. . ...a ' a --- s ' . 1* Sodirwtescoodloo ezeosinauoo before Lords • • PRICE Olt S TUCKS YISTERVAY. , "ieetie - 7 , . , - „ oh. . ki o • AIM • - 7 . -L s 7 . IVI *as : ,-..,4- - Ao4w- . -.... .., 4, ~., - , ____ ,, -5• ~• ~ • ' , thvis • . ormensi e NA cursory o f sa te , si r N. c o .. mane Stock, 254253 2521 Lokg Anne. lea Who pelted • • ..,,,,,,..„,C- ~ .: ,4 , . 741 . I . . , AMI P ML,i WA I N 1 T al f ' bi2SfA j . - 024,. - • so d i t utetk At d e time Of' 2 per Ct. Rod. 7141 704 f India Stock 4 , t , 0,s :66 11 . 16 " 101 T ect • Illf "al 7 60 4 114111 . Oft lit ft illi. ~ a., • • .. ::___ • • ... . . S pox Ct. Cons. 724,7 i 4 . India Bonds 65 66 pr WS Zn Otattalt meek. • - . ... „. 114.1 low ome committed to WINO: *per COIL 894 nit Each. Bids (34d.) II ten -.- arm tre‘ •, - 68 4:0 10 1: i rrose 'APO Lowy/trig, who wee s per cagavy tog psi lose ow. fee Acc.74 714 7gif ad •I - V „ ,io ' •"44....a .f.s. 1 11 1 ..4.4 ~'.' ' t h • i ' • ' ' : 11Ir • 6* ,iris of M. h hoot bilae. gm! kr ece!• — ' . Lottary Tickeu All 156 ... .., • - - . 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