Star. — London, England, 1814-12-31 00:00:00

■ ~~ „~+~-- . r'~ . G►” ,~ . sight the' disorders yaw at their height. Crow.streetl Theatre was entirely demolished : not a lamprelian-i &tier, lustre. foot-light, or seat, was left Astibrolten in any part of the Hnsiae. The audience was as atime rout as that which originated the turnak onTriday snitch determined and visthu - particle even ipastelil 44. 1 - The awl Placailh bandied •to all .thass• Wa& Dezember 110. 1,346 -7 77-4-60.--trabeetite ,preperat Ad m. ad the public, x, the proptie , Why po:irer of entertain- ieutensin itt estelilisbesl rek titer , whites', be (warm., • tag nor is it even annolsiseensent .f'. that a liberal, die slig h test W on ; ikad truets atosieeleteupoi its* Jan of theirproperri. the people,lieeepseted to the municipal alithotilies" his determination , not to suffer the interference of a militarl force. Is The tnansger and the public." said his Excellency, in effect. " are at issue. Let them settle the point between them as quietly anclasatisfae &Drily ae they ,oan. but.! val not suffer the feelin,gs 01 his Majesty's subjects.to be outraged or their liveten &angered, by the iotraductioa of a military force into a public Theatre."—There were not lets than fifty pecple bailed et the Heed Palice-ciffiee. ICING'S 7W .11.4TA1. The preparations sow going on at the Opera House, for its opening on the 10th of next month, are rapidly advancing to a close. 10th stout number of the workmen were discharged on Saturday last, and pot more than fifty are retained for in compte-1- lion. The rehearsal of Adalaiia, a now•graad alio Opera, took place yesterday, in which Madame isiim executed several tnost difficult pieces et music Addietquisite taste and feeling, fully confirming the, apioiw irf her high professional talent and rare abili-' Orman, the BaAHANt ?auls last year, with I Gant and LE VAESEEN, (the two first espe; 17r, are of first rats escellence, and will undoubt-' salty become great favourites with the 'public. A new Comic Opera is also in rehearsal, in which the very able Ind interesting performer, Madame Fnacesess, talll make her Met. This Lady's voice, it seems, llas considerably improved since last seasort. Two Ballets are likewise in rehearsal, and every depart. meat is said to be in the greatest Itelersif forwardness. g 4 All the Takao" are not to be found at the Weft end of the town, if we take a peep into the- Cststets Timms. The old favoisrite. Barletta of Barnwell is tepresented at this House, in a styi Q elt . would do credit to any Theatre ; and we know not which of the performers bore away the paint, as the Maria, of Mrs. Hisywrion ; the Lary, of Mrs. Cos- NAM ; the ilfshima, of Mrs. Macaw ; smith* Bara well, of Mr. COllll.Ol, were alike ably supported, and received intestate plaudits from all parts of ttarbouse. ••••• • ." • Y ....••••••........ . A hosing match is to ide to take !dace on Wee nrhday week, ;or fifty guineas, betwixt Doll, a pu gilist of note, and &rookie thefightitig aidor. - The house of &Ir. Cape, in Morisna's Row, looking into St. James's Park,, was emceed by thieves on Wednesday evening, and portable articles, is the par lours, were earriedeway, assountinx to about peso. ~: ' Wednoiday afternoon, *boot five o'clock, two well Arnaud men wont into tisii - piolour of the 'natant public-Losse, io King-steestr Reborn, and celled a piatnf been which the .paid tor on delivery, arid 4a the course of a few minutes afverwarilsemresirred 111 take down as easelket dial which wassailed M l the- Stiliosnefiriece, with which they get clear offs Sunday evening last, about five o'clock, as Sweet -j ing, a deaf and (lamb servant belonging to Mr. -Kelham, goldsmith, of Chelmsford, was proceeding to-his trieads at Little Beddow Common, to keep his Christmas, he was followed in a lane near lloreliarn,- by two men, inch* dress and habits of SAMS, who most inhumanly attacked him, and robbed - him of all the.silier he had, and two new suitsof clothes, Ste which he had taken in a bundle for the holidays ; after which,' not content with this act of wanton cruelty, .they beat , and trampled on him, and threw him into a ditch. After they had fled, the poor un. fortunate mai got back to the Lion, Boreham, where be was kindly treated by the landlady, and taken care of till summing ; and is now once more safe with his master. .1 A most melancholy circumstasee occurred en Monday se'nnight, near the Castietown of Braemar, Aberdeenshire. A man of the name of MiKentie, in attempting to wade through the river Dee, tarrying another on his back, whose name was Alen. Charles, were both unfortunately drowned. When they had nearly got across, a large sheet of ice came with such espitlityns swept chart both down the current. The .body of the latter Was found two days.after, atwhich time the former was still missing. , CA UTiOLAND ADVICE TO AVTIMATIt MID CCROPUMP- TeTE rameorso-N o Medicine has proved so blneficial blithe core,of Asthma, Consumption, Wheezing, and Winter Cough, as the PIRIPAArD• STRAMONIUM and OXTAIRL of Surgeon r tame. In the last edition of his Treatise mulls cure of these diseases, he has enu merated. several desperate caws that wore effectually cured ; cad although two years have elapwd, they have not esperieneed shit-sligistescrettwa of ihe turn. plaints. The success that has. Uniformly attended the !..se of these remedies, has induced many to initiate ;bent, and others to sell the common Stranmoinnl for the Prepared Herb, but to. prevent so serious as itn 40ition in future, the name nt " Richard Rothe" is engraved, per favour of the Honourable Coemiissio. ners, to sad; asist i e, and allied to each packet and bottle, without whith SWIM the medicine* are either not genuine, or from being kept have lost their virtues. The Prepared Herb for smoking, and Ozymel for in ternal use, is sold only in Lando, wholesale and re tail by Richard Butter, No. 4, Cheapside, cc viler of 3t. Paul's Churchlard ; Harris, Ludgate-hill ; and .10.111, Oxford.street s to be hadalso of Sharp, John sen...land Bolan), Portsmouth.; penile,. Weston, All mot, and Mallory, Portico; Hall add Johnston, Goal poet ; Coleman sad Jacob, Sheeran,; Peck and tad Turner, Hull; HealreadeCookwatilY, Net- Affirgio aod Gilboa, Pbyempits Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Bismiagbion; ..Suisse 11414 'Lynch, lilaiseharetrt Totteman, , Earner s Stuith. Monde/ton, Radom Sono, and Biyhten Ed 0614 0 I lad McDonald , Glasgow; Bairnailllnagnii Stephenem • syll Ca. . bio•Wtoki.l Swilailas ; .Edysises sat Posnl4. ant Misr and r t Livapools Neale mut /*dor,- Dove a • - htio • Illibasertrildwastrivl4 Mel.; _ Baxter Duna Lathbi •.+.. - • 4 71 In Best Heifers ipst Steers (per stone) - rt 04 to .3s 41 Mitisiking+ 2i 6l to Ss 84 141DEii. t)rdatarg to ad so T.s 441. krt. Coif 1 ts.each. Ji Ho tow .17a to 196,.. , ______, wr _______ . . Yak% .0Y 11111.1.A.W. St. James's Market S i 101 rown Tallow 98s 611 . I Clare Market - 0, 08 Yellow ttu,,ta Dili Olii . Whitechaprl Market Ss Ild I White ditto oft d; per stone of 81b .......... I Soap ditto •si od, Graves £os Od—Good Owego Jne ed. Y.l ow Soap, 9es--.Mottled, 1 Wes.-Curd. I I fes.sialr4, OD*. Price of Candles per doz. les 641—Moulds,i8fai 44L . , -- - - PRICE OF LI:4I'I4IA IN I.l4Adtsblti:l l4 . - y.k 1 N i .L.i . . .I Butts, SO to 5 6 1 b 1 2dtl 224 tall*Sitlus, SO to M;141; 401 b. sad Dl*, SG ro 661 b, Y41. .26.1 Ditto 50 to 70th, VIA Ifni Merchants Racks 404 424 Ditto 70 to sobs 94i 9411 Daesring titles $lO4 2444 541415rataLireenland 4644 ft: IFine Cwath Ilislea Ltd SW [ Large thy rt, per doz. ISus 11100 , Crop Hide% for cut. SIOLI 2)11 I 11.antitil Liorse Bide. iSs SOs 1 Ditto 43 to 30Ibs. '294 2301 1 Qua; Akins its nos COAL MARK-lir, DEC. 30. Ships at Market. IRA,* z. 014. Price. Hit Newcastle 0 00s 04 to 001 04. 6 Sooderlan4 . g &Ss 04 to. Os Od. _ COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Paris I day's da. uz 30 Lay. Naiiits, . - - 45 Ditto, It Us. t u 3t) lasituti, - - 68 Boisrleaux,do. 22 50 Cyan% - • 67 Madrid, 41 Effect. Dublin, - - ,6i I Cadiz, 40 Effect. Cork, - - 7 Amsterdam, 4 U 34 4IS I Palermo, 123 Ditto at sight, 34 0 . Leghorn, 5S Rotterdam, el 10 11 Bri Ousio:., 40} Kimburgh, 32 0 24U Veuire,n. C. Liv.Plecole. Altona., 32 1 tie ineffect ive per Late' 2S 20 1 A g to on the Bank at Oland, 3 yer cent. COUtfFRY Oxtoca, Dac. 29. -.Price of a bushel of 'Wheat, The Quartorn Loaf, loid: 1.13: ea I Dot, Dac. 241.—Wbrat per load .tiO Os. to N Barley, Tor quarter sis to 34.. Oats 244 >7a 104. Boani 92s to 46.. peat 40$ to 461. At the sale of Farming Stock in Gloucestershire,. some time since, the Auctioneer gave t i le foliose* extempore descrikuiion.of a beautiful Cow I. • I.ong hi her skies...bright in her eyes. Short iu her legs—thin in her this'll, Dig inter rib—wide in her pins, ' • ,• i Fup lie , /her bosom—emallin her shins: =" • :••• Lang in her face—fine in her tail, Anli•ncer tog her pall ! A boat and shoemaker residing in Bermondsey., street, a staunch .disciple of Joanna Soraleatt was so firmly persuaded in the birth of tilliitsh at the pro mised time, as to be induced to risk nearly all his pro perty with those who differed with him in opinion. They were supplied with boots and st,ees under the stipulation that at.Christma& they.were to Y-thoithit .;er what they had, if the prophecy was 'the event of its turning out a hoax they v:ete to knee the goods gratis. The death of Joanna decided , thg bets, and the p.,nr.,deloodid shoetriakrr now Suds WWII on the brink of sues, not having scarcely a good bill on his boas. , • • -Thursday se'nnight, at Cambridge, in Gloucester shire, an inquest was taken on the body of Mr. John Brinkworth, timber-merchant, of Kingstanky, who was found drowned at aessin g tnn, near the entrance of Slimbridge.field. He had pleased throng!) the turn. pike gate at Nobbis.Ash, about s;lc the preceding eveninz, on his return from lit istol, in a state of intox. ;Cation it was therefore suproNeti Ito ruitt.t bate fallen • from his horse whilst the animal was tit inking at the . pool, and was drowned; i WO in cash and notes, was bound in his pockets.—Verdict, Accidental Death. M AR ItIED. Dec. 14, 'at Bentley, Edmond Beckett, Esq. son of Sir John Beckett, of Glialsow, near Leeds, Bart. to Matia, the eldest daughter of W. Beverley, of Beverley, E.g. Thereby sennight, at the Oats, Surrey, the seat of the Earl of Derby, Captain Hornby, of his Majesty% o.ip Spartan, to Moss Burgoyne, eldest daughter of the lath Lieut.. General Burgoyne. At Plymouth, Devon, the Rev. I. R. Pletcher, to Mary, the youngest daughter of the late Captain Robertson; -- - - DIED. The Ist Instant, Captain Andrew Ssuoders, Royal Navy. At Poet Royal, Jamaica, Cerain Coca, of his Majebey's ship Elestro. it was Captain Cecil who lately shot' Captain Stockpile in a duel. He had been very unhappy since that unfortunate event. Sunday se'mtight, at the Ceorze Iran, Parremonth,l.leutensrrt. Colonel R. Cabspbellef the 71d reemnint, aged 43 years. Colonel Campbell was Adjutant Genera to the trem.s in Jamaica, and being in an ill state of health de cams home in the Argo, mit had not been landed but a few days before his death took place. CHILBLAINS, SPRAINS. RHEUNIATIIMS, ato. DK. STEERS'S OPODELDOC frvm its supe rior excel/once, is toe above an 4 other external complaints, his given rim to - a variety otcuuriterfoits, witch are now altered o r sale In ileaust every street and town in tite...kbigilont. They are lola/oral coospoood eringrodients so bast, as t.. 1 . produce little or no effect, thcrihy deatsing those who expect relief, and are wrapped up la directions slearly cvnies a those of the Ge nuine Opodeldoc, in which the. 114110 of Ur. Steers, and Mr. Newbery, are made use of with the intent of.more re:stilty de frandinp unwary purchasers. It ht become necessary to obviate such impositions, which are practised even in bou,es o y seem ing tt opeotobility ; the Public will thervfort be careful to ask fur the Genuine Opodeldoc, sold by Newbery and Sons, in St. Paul's Churchyard Loudon; and observe, as the only mark of authenticity, that the wads, " F, Newbery, N 0.43, it. Nora," are enpraved in the stamps. . - GU ESTONI AN MEDICINES. MR. BARNETT CIJES'r respectfully informs tke Public, that the GUESTONIAN MEDICINES are .gold by Moons Newsear and Sons, who's...ale and retail, No. 1111,Daniretreet, Dublin; and those that wish, to see the salutary ellicacy of them may receive that information, by perusing his " Guide from Pain," price ts. sold as above; or by examining the Si'.'r Newspaper, Dell's Weekly Me.seliger, or 14 Delhi AS semblee, where they vnll see that these chemical proparatieas have been established in Leedom foe mole than wetly years, by relieving the following complaints in less than one le sur s and by Whig in a reasonable time , a ll sorts of Gvut, itheu.natic Gout ims liesitism; Pleurisy, Liver Conaplaints, old IpT3ille i Undo": and Weakness, or Contractions proceeding from tepested Tom yams of the above corneal=; Illsevabe Head 4clista. l'estleashes, Nee-aches, and Ear•asties t &Am patkests after they had hoes ad.. mined Into the Londe* Hospitals, condoned ihere a reasonable 1 dine, end reignite without being relieved, have arterwarde hats 'restated to perfect hrukh by the Ose of these reoutaiiveo. The ammo estsediag Na Antirabies akeshasidei bkrrool v lid-r" -"ldes MK ee op goes es Istilsost to AIM i Pow.. -• - "•-molicr if owls stesslovill " • - always be r - 40_1t-i' ' - 6 4 04 Ms re /deb tun. Abell/ ova/Wire 4 1. 4 ertt tr. head, 4 A t istaany assar.lisa4. tos _ t _ at flua o l \ at a toss in what terms to ear,* stoutssea t rd b f or lie good of *direr willeriscalowsla;4o.lsaatii. tatom y 6it • public as possible. as I shall oti every ossaillsiosola tlodedex v• mill Om* gratallell4lll4llllt owait_imentlie want, Firnuit.K. \ *swats Closse.lfiklirauSosa, 7.41i1ba.h. •• • .Prepared and Fold by the solo Psolipktor, Thomiaa olltemberedthettoyal Collar of 04111.4111.000t5, at LW toot ; No. 9, New Bridoe-street. They we who - sold Sr i& Opilatouwesst, at44lo4 6 teteitter's; IS, ea. Allsaula-strocs, P Mal; the Torflodp, 11%. ton, Ot • ford*sitoat • wir..U.siboratirWs, N 0.7, tkotowroet4elli;iii.-arlycii• di psalm e ;Aolitatiasti -and it' , onepersou ewetiami:detii,',a town In England, ice. in boxes only 94.9 d. tack . skiled volt toillass.l 'Amon paraime oft:tibia bra nay cute - - - Imam . - 7 • ' .. ' - r - - --- . MESSthee R AS:COSi i rm sv t.. i n tr n s Leivial- Members .er ct or devoted their attention (or these last 14 yearstotimeintirotrito4e disotders which.su fropeady embitter, and tun o ten prceo; , that inestimable hliseiog, mautiziersial feCcitc. The nuntiroue aPPlica4ion,, they have Mebane received from persons of the first . distinct lost, undthe smarm amain attending their autivriortsdh ut treatment in auch complainus, in , luces • them dose puh:ely se ~ act libel: assistance —lo allcastasoldrbiLty or deficiency, who- f Ater •restPhig front thetecifiequency of pa rticipatilm lu the gaie ties of a fashionablettfe,vbe vabonndod b.dulakesse 01 libertinism or a secret, solitary, and d wiructive !obit, which wcakelv the ems* of the mind, and destroys the !lowa r of you h, by Prodeciag sneer/in the me sex, and impotence ire the Other,lhey offer a j safe md permanent care. To those who, from such complaints, are premottii easeri 'l bite the marriage state, and 'Alined to ask relief, I.ratuf o their introllties in science, it must he consoling to know, however eke dealt or hseffettoal the curs may be deemed by other pact • tioncra, that, by a reocivating and infaillisle method, they !asayis it restored to a sourid and vigonms ACKIMitUrIOII. A certain diode, , frequently oontraCtedin a moment ofiutiscrrion, ai.J !Tar des of Ve nerealitife aim) by *mad and n.teer-fai: fug kilo& of itrair, inane, is speedilymai ratismity7emovcd, vithent tcst,ai,u lad ism enrich% as also Serfdom of the ilVetura and Give§ Iv trtch tli %re enabled to sum in a short period, without recnur.e twig • painted ? daßgeroua dimes •ofthe Caustic; r.-f rretiors of which c 4 be Oen to senvralUeniietnen of highsespectability, who hati been cored he 4 very rhort period, Mier hatiog lahnured widest Sultan/MS OINUMInt yeas,. To asirried li e mat e • tshotc r ime. \ tatione of those tender pkdges of connubial loptitans.hamlbeas defeated, it ma afro be a,pleasiug rsfL.ction to know, Viet bps/ proper persirrestnee in their remedies Me zeurraitealth alma. , voted, sad dm • inipeftmets tvraoved. •"` i ' Messrs. Goss and CO. exclueiwily prealakg the cure ethos, 'lsiticullr coin that plaints, -In order the may not be marked by a minaken 'few with the obloquy so j t y attached to the igtio• Mat "owspirls, think itbetjustice to the Ayes to state the ril have been properly chimed and initialed Inc. terry branch the professloo (certificates o! which from dili,itnt hospitals, ash tatimonials from tire most eminent Phydrians, they h-r: to can- i vine* any iogoirefeN Elan the:raceme resyskingitrista tisertendea. Tours brat itulutind them to quit ths,pracsicts istibe turraliche. titower, and their prescribe • that their ?ter emicos et,eatitese a fair retina fort the unprecedented confidente with Ali& tbsylintit by the Public ban boliberally lawn:bated. • • i'atients fn the couray an tegnesied name* thapartieska of their ease ! , oge, and stallpar. Of livitillritea 13 * 1-01, 4 for advice and raedicinek • fu4'tbe AMP* , 1 / 1 howardo4 La sty pin of the 'kitigildbi., • " • .._ . . _. CAWS end , Co. Semmes!, It; iionetilqitiititiristAllialre • ?.Ssitiii.ll I‘lll, TN - sir)Cti' I tor skill anti ,• ,AV. titisee ". h.ih i' d iln , alit theft advice. and short limie ahliaties fur the cure of a few reigning disease , , the; rise %lapel Sir It that pre- ,' I judice which is in jetstlg .excited against ti e advertisetneuts of / ion, ignorant of the firm principles- and uneducated In she phi:- rice of physic. /streets CUltlllt a crd Co. r.gniat Sulgout', •,stee• tinned by every privilege to practO , - aiid by 5 he.uieft.rm :mecca • whieb That mode of tteatsilent for Venireal Cemmlaitits has id- • therm been attended. costtimee mitt the sante assiduity to dorm their studies to theatre of twee sr-cite of that baleful prise. as well as the removal of th ose every debilities and deficien cies whi,:ii pr. vent or embitter the matrimonial rate. Indic ca talogue of human infirmities tiskir are moor IntirLs affl;rting that; dome which are the unavoidable conrequeaces of an itilltilleuris .ia a certain di:drool,* habit. The unhappy sufferer broods woe :,s, his misfortunes, ashamed to seek relief, until he Is rolacod tits such a wate of misery as to render lire n;prenive. To such per- sons it mill he a consoling MI ciion to know that they !Mr MAW, by a new and infalthi; remedy, b. resruied to their termer constitutional strength and rimier. Weak, relaxed, and dab I/.- tated habits, proceeding eitiwr [roman cacao of conjugal dad edit cit pleasure, or from a long re.idence in hot climates, hard drink lug, the injudicious use of mercury, 20. e. are speedily festered to health' aad strength. It must be a self.evideat proposition, 'thin where the ars 1 1 , ;reface of intellectual capability is directed to the treatment 1 and cure of a few peculiar complaints, there must be the I greater certainty of sureet ; and as a proof of ill!. position their method of care is so particularly expeditious, as well as sate, 1 and so evidently superior to the comnion practice, that in some alight saws of infection a perfect revolution is completed lb the sisoet periods( three demand in those of the utmost hare-fa - my, *bete other practitioners hare failed, a river perseverance In their plan of treatment ensures to the patent a safe, wen groin•de.(,, and lasting te-estalishateut.• By an early apphcanon the patient will teselye tie danger and eapetrie of a tedious anellasise al the less ciirriencel practitioner. lu theist:in obstinate and plicated cams of venereal infection s such as obstructions ia t urethra, y excrescences, hard ttAncurs,tallous ulcers, eta elms; set r I weakoess, glees, as also e STRIC i liktES. 'whether recent or of long durativa, sue which hare ballad t still of other practitioners, are, by their present intr•oeed pia of treatment, eifectuallfand permanent'? cured, without the pa 'tient sulferiag the excruciatine pain aid alarming benmb:ly which frequently folluseetbesprtlesiSestotthe lunsetaustic. the course of so years "strolls.: practlceSo this inetropoiis, n meows fasey of strictures have been. ant are daily undo . the .. • . _ care, the total _ - safe- lit and expeditious ad. The v camplaint,. and vigorous ed, a proper , stricture bas II the gumbo/ins Several NO.' hate been r moral of received .. may be made superiority ' Many of \ pen, sad ais k isil 0 catolrytho Mears. C the greatest t. MI!, liattameardans their t.. Willow or bebt sordeilit soma sisz. tt.e rt.; rufgrestrts • sight ; but it was anaCCITIOVe determiaed an siastic. It was a miracle, indeed, that a par 41 the smeary -escaped. The refusal of Mr.. Joints to make epees logy continued the source of the crow. thence would enter into so compromise. were diatributed in all quarters, and .ban persons, bet they proved abortive. . as follows ; THEATRE ROYAL. Dem 'The Proprietors of the Thbatre Royal beg leave the Public -epos the subject of the discontent *hi manifested at the Theatre the few last evenings.: 1 Theiblanager, Mr. Rock, being the only and pew led of communication between the proprietors ant 3 • • having failed in his endeavour, to obtain a bearing, t tors have but this mode of stating, that the reason w bal apology was made on Friday night,. fur (Wipe anent,wet, that aria his Exaseilestoy , the Lord Liei seers the Theatre with his presence, kis an estaidid die pertorniseees shall, upon no scented whategy, ' tsd ernderout cornmemicaion from the etageg meal. ergo these ni g hts, to gide the oestomary saws the piny der the siandativeeing. Propriethrs of tbe Theatre anxiously hop ti Public will deem this 'Oki:kilt to acquit them of the mem of my neglect or disrespect towards them that they m ay with confidence "row thesiselvertp sad wood &dee far the proteatioa of sbeirproputy, Besides this, there was a more oonciseear ted, offering further mplanatioa through mentality of M. Roca. if it vies deemed se The expedient of eskibitiug as the sag .and, written in characters sulficiendy bit to the upper be ep, waseven tr .It was receivectwith a of all sorts -Indeed, it seemed to serve only as a sip more active part of the aedieate to come operations. It was immediately follow breaking of a quantity of the foot-light , • chandelier which was suspended over the step box. - The lord Mayor and Sherif 1 I in the front box, and entreated forbearacus Aimee, they said, :night evince their dim by words as beg and as laud as they with! „entreated of them to spare the pr?petty.. • aloud cheer tar the civic authorities. and acis addressed them. The matinees, c Mr. .limns•—and Molt vehement Weyer tattered, that taupe:formulae woiddbe eve : ••, If he did. not yield. SubScriptions.it was I be entered into for the.anstenanee of the acmes, if the public Iwo deists tQ Ann ' Wtile the Lid Mayer and Sheriffs' rte is tettlOglitreAtiPS is the MAW of the Maks '• lice atto Moe 4/Plltitct With a pimp or in one of the stage boxes. To this quart( • • • .sign of the audience was instantly directed. . t j or repaired.to die spot, and it appeal or two Gentlemen were tabea to thetwat Qn enquiry, there was no authority for ihnit persons, from the Lord Mayor or * Ihere was ageneral burst of indignation. s:Li , 'ding constables were inc put out cd . bathe Lord Mayor had the conde.scens person to liberate the captives: He did prudent, hbwever, to let them re-enter • and he extorted pledges' from them, that Quietly to their houses. One fulfilled tsbe other violated it. ' • The employment of the peace makers tar only afforded opporumines for titiseli 'Before the Lord Mayor or Sheriffs col • , tan any thing like a. general hearing, • -- were extinguiihed; and the orchestra an * ad with the ruins of the *adjoining hue length thonaht., it useful to address' th She stage. Wee was so man of goo( *se sot painetat the humiliating expedi they were coimpelled to resort. Three • were all that could he uttered in any uproar—rip pore tOnld be coteclS Mayor, thanthat be et saw theZAsl fling thai prOposed ,to • • leacy the mailing following whls . a i ipv s it* state or* poidie feeliaat fwd hay thing fat tbe betios a).btit cei the ProPFletor's PrartV." r"• 411; thunder , follovted. t hnt..a thmusau.d ibis . , famed, 4. .70001 Jovial •Nothing b 44 Well then, Gentlemen:" said the d t I*lll again swain ow Mr. Joan." sha n aggea f t rap• all Tiaras of the hot The Lord Mayor agaio retired, but *departed when aa3 actident, whi6h lid 'proved fatal to many individual, crea . t 4, Mar anti called him back. It was the • • paned of the right hand sta..-hox, • %. head•foresmost into t he orche twenty people who pressed against it. *as ascertained that no material at ••• tuned, and after arra had induce a crowd, that r:L en d wi t: lg ori th, draw, the Lord Mayor and Shetid their embassy to MT. AXICS. A considerable interval elapsed turned, and it was employed in 2 ma of devastation; All the lights we' • even the brass work that was employ , them was broken to atoms. •Ttia pa her of hoses, which were ornamentec torical paintings, were next anaiik Bee minutes the entire of them wei thrown into the pit. The panels of I • , -shared the same ta(e, int! the pit w - with the wreck, befOre the Lord M • • I could return. When they made Mere was the usual, cheer. “ Gent . . • " Warns " Can Ji b ten t . .1 -.-- - . -. , rt. • . . . ..... • • ...• • ,” • -.' " - , ~... . - . . . • . . . • .. .• . , , - • • . ii rostartgariarsaregoiresomigi • en . • , . "AiiiAlikeelat • , I ilkillalgelikelette 0110141. 13 11 1,6114110101. ' .." .'. 41114.11"8. * . .'. lt st.r)lZ="totilltsitt eventhoetht , Astunt,Thadrats , - 1 the .ml, iii payola 00 *Put. . . I D isADBN ALL weaskili, . Ap. . i7.o,lllalbera alaktaitalik dos Lusa V . w 1141 47 oeosi-ome The ImemarArreiter,Ouat .out:aiaufTs.:6ll6l Ahem • xgril i n 1 01 - . " . isi ge t assimr,whowei e rt modem .6:irrritdmi 4., Oly, she ( Vail.) ••7 We have befits MetitieUld 'the dis tot eneee M 41410' "it* 1111 . 6 „_ !it!!! _•3 4 / 4 i0 4 . 31 _ . 4 =1.. ,.. . 111 t2 tak... ,...... 14 i ii ii° 01 liod s OE As. or *I to as -44 i Val 4ft 4 d • to Is -et 'llh"smilioneerl" hill 4 0411 1" oveittity. .. ,„ 4444 4 . 44 . ' , wit , s , ej to s , NI • saws/1W riUsudavraaa ShOwarsiErearriteriespir a t o , Dublin Theatre, whieb, It appears, sre f ie-orsirvaed , tu_ s w• 5• 914 ,___ 1114 1 , 1 1 "w__,..,_1c10 _.."'"wwlr" .. ""sw. _. 1 2 1 2 t 141411-----i Uwe relief, w assilappas M , lllt talbe wet 'meter" w, with increased fury : the Dablin .paPersueettoert iong' tr•____,_ l4l "P!' Munir .,l " 4 "m", _ 1 1 , _ _„.. . _. , Elm Pim" 1 11 .1""ww . `1 1 ; Of 14 Imwilatir Abl ST-AA V/ V rs'l AY. 1 , thavtiig , 4 , ba . 4 , 4 , 4 . 10y 4,40 4 , ',moot eater" a irei accounts of the Ostrow. Oa .B fi r m idei .a l leb t , d i . of wrirorvitas araerrparusps Witurassu. ' ; . *v. ressies. , . . veuvritua tat L. ... Ay to pot ta ,, i , oito tortmootoot . In dlismagv, 1 „van 17th, Mr. Jo n on busy in sighing arrests to t he _ , The .t_ I,oo4lollmotobld.filiarieshad • Wit • • Ref 31 os t• oOs . 4 5 4 4 Sri ' 4l 4 "" 6 ! 66 (41 ' - aosu naptledityliia.4.Thoonpels , (orbs readvaeser i a e st s , box _ lobby. on monday _ night , aarne mice moo. :to i l i 6 Ex .I, 4ty 1 . 14. 1 04 t. D urpr i ti44 : 7 6,- ,th e smns tl ss to 11 a °c.___________,__„..—....-..-..-.----o----tAw ii. IA" "-"ca 4 by them' here,) to take your Lashes Patent Plil k ada t ipti m PRICS SO HOP& • ' 4n do on the teeth My; is' tie 16drse af a WSW Use State ordered a soarpany-t soklier stt.the•instiga- ‘ficiwix•Pa r t , edravalattr• 1 h 47 deuvisd 41111111 4 11// ' tti;W . SAGi. NEW FOCV:7I. 1 ra-cive Invade is 4ide mere than $ .ilindi•ilibeesair, tion of the Patentee, Otto the -House. JOn Tuesday i "edilleV ef the night before.. Elis Excellency_ ranted iceni 61 tht to al as 1 Xest - 6'l 10. to 111 las lame liberal Attila sad miesiltista, petteedir fret flub azy -.:-t.. ps.., ifilonrAPre WPM ar their beitiht. Crothitteet` °um" possible of tesPEbt for . 64 . °Ptn,Lial t ,o l , f Susses 61 la. to 71 09 1 doses '-011% so II 16s non' camlaakinst4lo""*"o"4"ll"ltter s?illt , aid stee l ... t 1_ - ......A •,,, els. mminSelalki authorities 1/Aset 71 tts to 01 1/J 1 Pastime tat. e• to 111 n+ znd ant bectose jolly and fat, in which bt .: c having tomb - ,infaw anant*lS * lllAlll IlliOnalliietit ?I' all who Lye r 1%1,0 - - et, the total eradicrion of which b ell:chill by a safe, wont wl expedition, :nude of praet.ce ' superkr to any other yet ;idol The weakoess, veinal! tr, a nd debility proceeding front dos 3mplaint, is speedily remcorni, and th • atient restored to >outßl tJ vigorous health. Hut where the d.• ity has for sears exist' 3, a proper perseverance to their resto • rive nmedies, arer the ricutre has been dostroyed, t indispe *ably requis'le to revere slumbering *parks at life and to r rottuttutiro. Several Noblemen and We, the btu respectabn, I ate. been under the care of lilossrs. Ct ate and Cu. for the rv- mock' of complaints of the urethra, st -tures, Ste. ; and hasii.g strived a risdiCal •and permanent • request tkat rub:dices nay be made to them, as sauslactary ,deuces of the drcit:ce uperierity of Messrs. Coasts and C plan of ter:strum . - - - daily of these Gendemen have had ricture3 loon 14. 1 ( 0 rears, and had been tinder the awe o Maws. NA: r, des, and other Surgeons of equal - malt ice, who attettper.l .1.. :ore by the application oldie lunar can ic,witbout surto.. Messrs. Coital z and Co. may be coo died by ei!hot Soso. WI he greatest delicacy, secrecy, and hono , at theil boast, iv 147, Hatton-garden. Patients in the coon* are regoested stare the particulate t.l their case,ege, and general habit of bet Ste..kc. inciesing a se mutants for advice and medicine', wb tbe erne will he gtv,a DC Wit to any part of the kingdom. T ensure that acCrtto • • sanintlillOtbeir untlirsolting, the • - of letters ma, he aide- to tke amain fee militates. Pith June 107 14 , ten Gertkn. _ FLOP! WATEIt AT LCUIDON.DA .6 T0.11.1011.1WW. • Moriabig . • 1 miners eta. Afternoon - • euleistec *tsar . tLe hurt:lp seceesary.— stage a CaVMS Merge to be , reserttd to. , of Missiles. signal for the cominewee their followed by the !-lights, and the . the right hatid Sheraceppeared forbearance. l'ise as disanwebatioa wished, but they Thew-war *any per ay was Ike Onveratione woe quer lainakiii 16 said. the dejwaallpet onrentity.. • glorify "ere ongaigal l Piave. Awe pa yoeng.wies quarter the site*. tetti. -The appessedthat cpramitling. *riffs ; and 11 cje of the Amp., condtscension to i. go 41.4 did ,flot amok it re-enter cht Tbsatre ; 'em, (hit ;bey Mould' . fulfilled !Us poinige,. in mischief in other*. Sheriffs could again ob hearing, mauy lights and stage load. boxes. They at the house from good feeliat wbo iumiliating expedients to which Tbree'orXuat . words • idterval of the 44tat the,lftred Lieutenant Opt On NS representation of that be wouta. do ceased to deStroy eriug as load a*, , oiees 1"-- Old Mayor. Braze, house. Luc hehail scarcely had very nearly created a great op. the bursting of the , and the prccipi. orchestra, of at least it. As soon as.it accident had hc. had been made to the stage, to with. Sheriffs proceeded on - , before they re most horiible scene , were krut out, and employed In suspending panels •Ot - the lower ornamented by various his -, onai! ed. In less than' • were tarn out and of the second tier was literally Med' Mayor and Sheriffs, theft' appearance:, ttakinih." - sttid thw. 07; - dm. not i;'t Inc.. adJsid 1