Star. — London, England, 1817-05-15 00:00:00

A FRAGMENT, FOUND IN A CASK CONTAINING A HUMAN SKELETON. Behold this roln! 'Tens a skull • ,Once of - ethertal s pirit full! • This narrow cell wu Life's retreat; 'I his space was Thouebt's mysterious scat • 'What beauteous pis tires filrdtbis spot, What decants of plean.re, long forgot ? kler Love, nor Joy, tow Hope, mar Fear, Has lett one trace or record here ! • Beneath this mon:4'ring cinopy t.. '• - • Once shone the Wright andlitssy eye--; ' • But start nut at the cli , mal.voittl , ' 'lt social Love that eye entkloy'a ; If with no lawless fire it gLiint'd s4 But through the exit of kindness beamed ; That eye shall be t.er ever bright, -Whets stars and suns LaYS: lost their light ! Here, in this silent cavern, Wing . The ready, swift, and tuneful tongue t • If Falsehood's 'honey it disdain d, Ain! Where It coal not praise was chain 'd ; If hold In Virtue's cause It spoke, Yet gentle Concord never %stoke; That tuneful tongue shall plead for thee When death unveils eternity ! Say, did these fingeri delve the mine, • Or with its envied rubies thine ? 'lb hew the rock or wear the gem, Can nothing now avail to them t But if the page of Truth they sought, • Or comfort to the mourner brought, These hands a richer meed shall claim Than all that waits on Wealth or kame! • As ails it whether hare or shod These feet the path of duty trod ? If from the bow'rs of Joy obey fled '' lit 'tooth Affliction's bumble bed: Grandeur's guilty btihe they spurn', And home to Virtue's lap return'd ; 'Chen feet with aagei' wings shall vie, And tread the palace of the sky ! •••• • • • • DRURY-LA NE TIZE.ITRE. .. Mr. Coratmes historic PlooYOl,, , The Surrepder of •Calaie was last night performed. Thit serious parts . et this drama, real and fictitious, zse full of iritcrest— . and Mr. KEAN appeared, for she first,ti'me, as Eue-, lathe de St. Pierre. This chanscor aloes not fill so -large a space in the dramatic eanvau as we .:onceiee •it ought to do. . This heroic citizen appears but eel, before tt:e audiente—;but, when he does appear,' he utters sentiments worthy of the occasion. which' prompts them. Mr. KICAN has, by the. excellenec • . with which lie supported this character, added it it ...were .possible, to his reputation. His,performance was ciowned by the must rapturous applause. Mr.! WALLAC:C played the part of Goya Rib omont in a very pleasing manner._ Jonzsrozs's ("Cerro/ was in his.best and,richest vein of native feeling and natural delinea,tiora :.Mr. HARLEY, as La Glair', was merry road lively .in .the first part of the character—and, for • • the soul of him, he could not be other o•ise. in the last. klicaueMpts to look or.aet the melancholy man, are !, 'abut:Lin vain." Mrs. Bawrser recited the part of- Jobe very meritoriously—and Mrs. BLAND, the' Migingl Maddox, still warbled her simple airs en. chantingly, .T*Piay was announced by Mr. Kara ;for Saturday Reit • amidst thundering applause. . . ... . ...A Gentleman sent, a few days since, a.seel to a . • Lady, the initialietsers.of whole name are M. A. 1.); and over the letters hI.A.D. was eograved7— , In madness pleaUsre's said to lie— •" . . ' Read thh, vault find Ili higs,D. 4 • : 'The foundation of a new church, called St. John's. • Via been laid in • Glasgow. It is to contain 1680 ' Awls. The ezterior is to be of a chaste Gothic, with ii'magnifictnt tower 136 feet .high, so Spacious as to ' .• receive a cainplete ring of bells.. '. ''' • It'ls*Wknown, that hitherto very 6,101 progress ' %al Iseentiade inlinroning the Herculaneum mann. : 'Scripts'. 'A Letter prospect,hoiterrerg begins to open. •• A foreign scholar, Dr. Sicitt,en. has undertaken to • 'thrall she most 'difficult dpeCtimens by anew method, rdr the success of uhich ite pledges himself, and for • '-iiiiieli be asks but a trifling compeniation, and that Only:payable in the event of atccess. His plan has ' been submitted to the . Risyal Society, who approve of " ft •; and Sr; TIIUS.TYR*HITT has written to encourage • him OS piticeed: 'Perhaps MII(ANDiIt, and the lost - boots of LIVY,- may yet come forth to delight and instruct mankind. • riiday genilight, an alarming fire was discovered • ' in the tiiiellinelouse of •James Withers, chits:int . . swetper,lnPtik•street, Birmingham. The sooty tribe • had been celebrating' their usual Carnival of the lit , i l, lad 24 of Mayo and • hiving Sacri fi ced too freely et • the 'shrine of . Bacchusehad not taken prope r meals . • . tionefof titinguishing fi res and candles. Their bed - ding; ice. Wis• burnt, and-some of the little 'urchins '''.lsto had retired to rest under the potent infittence of i 4 Stir An • Biir.iscorri, were with difficulty sated froin .the lanies. : • • ' About libelee o'clock, on the night of Tuesday • ' 1 si'huight, i'irre bibti out ih one oftlm out buildings • 'Of Me.' Sitrinel iVreford. , tanrrer, of Colleen°, near. , . Bow, and in 'half an hunt' the bark houses; lofts, ftc. .„ '.; *ere Atitely . eortsimed. The :loss has been estimated • ,at anirinfls Of 1e50617% • ' ' .. • i On the 7th inst. a' fire brokeont'ih a thatched cot . . tAge,. •at the hick 'of the 13•11•Ino, Blielpdft,. which . • raged'etith• great foil; and ctimtnumtated Sikh the extensive stable's, .viarAtillsesiandgranance6flVlessts. Thtimas ititsseirand*CS. which ' were destroyed, with thefitani,?ati;haY',4nd-ifra* . therein. By the prompt ... eititii,of the'book- keeper artd'porers, a rely large • tiue tiff of bagglige;•Ennteri and other goods, age'. iF tht titeltonse'.. eqd saved. ' • • : fp . ''stved flop . basiltettnictive fire 14ppinid at Aldbourne, ' • W 'L l tiliMotitlay, which deproyed 15 cottages; three. p),........). .., F ,..46 :s „,, ,:n t it o d i t e i s n(i ci E n t e I tu t i , l t t , a o t r u : i s expense aiar g o e f .; 4 . t . ' 1 5 . 0 -1 40 'titifof s hitley, thrashed and. onthrasired, a rick , .81 stiti, yid kdod waggons. a good cart, a large', LI ~ sitiaßtiiy .Of itilt anih barley in the inalt.hoirse,.a ansitfi'silhoPZlPprefeliter'r shop, and'a'weaving shop.' about 12 o'clock at it began nceelditifitith's shop. ...; ilium, and cadled dreadful'. Slain and df.tress to the. ',s• ipliettitiio itleige; and the. unfortunate persons ' • whose honied were de s troyed list almost 'their a 11.4 the damage is esirstated'at . from 3 to £4OOO. .THE PRP:Cr. REGENT'S COURT. Yesterday his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT held a Court at Carlton-house. The Prince of &miss was introduced to the Patna REGENT by hii Roxo Highness the Duke of CUM BEIMAND, and was most graciously received. The Americaa Minister was admitted to a closet audience, when he delivered to the PRINCE his letter of recal, and took leaie of hit Royal Highness pre 'ions to his departure for America. Baron REGAVSEN, the Swedish nnister, was also introduced to the REGENT, when his Excellency took leave of his Royal Highness, previous to his leaving England tor a short time. The Eat! (if LIVERPOOL arid Viscount CASTLE REAGH had audiences of the PRINCE REGENT. • LADY THEUDfalil VYNER'S B.ILL. Tuesday night, Lady Triconnsin VYNER enter tained her distinguished friends with a grand ball, at her elegant residence in Grafton-street. At eleven o'clock walizitig commenced, by the following and other eempltts t Ve NEI Halt AMICK NON PERCY Lady C. Omitt c Mr. Mitt Lady Asnau NIIAM• Mr. VYNLIt Lady C.GRAuitit Lord C 1.4411 • Miil FLOYa Captain CR:III7ORD Lady L. 044111414 MarqUis of Ex.ETE4 bliss Pam Lord VAL ETUiT• There being no regular supper, the dancing was uninterrupted, but 4 table WAS 1:4,1 in the principal if , ning-roots, covered with cold fowls, tongues, hams. &c. where tile company helped themselves. Ti.ey %ere likewise 'alternstely supplied, with the rarest kiss, and re:teilnents. The merry dance was kept np until five o'clilck. There were present, in the coinse of the night, upwards of four hundred dtbtin guniad purbom. LADY LOWS 4 lIABI'LI'S BALL. On Tuesday ettaing, in Chiford.street, the above t Lady gave an elegant quadrille ball, to a circle ex cercimg '2OO labhionables. The interior of the man sion was brilliantly illutninated. The dancing com coasted at eleven o'clock, led oT- by tite Marquis of EXEUR and the ocentplislied Miss HARVEY. At half-past one the supper was announced, and was ar ranged with moth cast* in the lower rooms ; covers were Lid in the pinelpal room for 50 pees ms : and the table win twice replenished- Dancing was at terwards resumed, and kept up with proper spirit till hall past lour o'clock, when the company departed. There were present— His Royal Highness thelhike or Clarence and tha Misses Fits Clatence, Nlarqufief Atigksey and tne Ladies Page:, Lord Charles Fitzroy, Viscount DUngannon, Duke of Grafton and the Ladies Harpy, Sir Hasty Dashwood, Sir John and Lady Shel ley, Marchioness ut*Worcester Sur uuy and Lady Campbell, Cutoff. I and Niro.. itattilove, Zara Beaumont awl Mrs. kluthin, Sir Will•ana Can, Lord St. Helens, Earl of Cipriani!, lady Ntuart Wortley, Mr. and Mrs Long N'ellysii, Lady Anne Wilbraham, Ca rain Wilbraham • Lady ray and Sete Lady Cattigall, Lady and Miss Rowk;, Countess Powis, ass U. phinstetia Mercer . , Mr.. Fitzhugh, Lady and Miss Fludyer, Mrs. • Seymour, Sir Watkin WUliam Wytita and Lady, Miss both la, anti Miss . 1 *idttou.. Mrs. MANcTIELD gave an elegant ball and supper on TriesdAs evening, at her house in Wimpoie-strver. Mrs. Wis. CANAC gave a grand route yesterday evening, at her retidence ip klanifield.street, which was very fashionably attended. • Mrs. FOCI' HATTON'S assembly, last night, in Portland-04er, was very fashionably attended. The Duke Jt Wecurerrom dined with Mr. An• lUTHNOT on SAturday, at his house in Downing-street, where the Eail of lavearom., the Earl. BATHURST, and several other of the Cabinet Ministers were of the parry, amounting to twelve. Yesteiday the Duce of CUMIIIRLAND dined with the Archbishop of YORK and the Noble Directors a Ancient Missie. Datumslow Case.—Yesterdlay a wretched woman was charged, at Marlborough-street, with stealing ten pounds of bacon, from the shop door of Mr. • Watsb, Grosvenor Market. The prosecutor saidtthe prisoner was seen to take the bacon froin tire shop, by a young woman, who instantly. gave the alarm, and the prisoner was taken with it in her possession. She declared, she had a husband out of work, and five children at home, who had not tasted food for three days ; wes allowed her rent from the workhouse, and said that she came out for the purpose of stealing something to keep them from starving I -Prosecutor made enquities to ascertain this fact, and learned that it was only a Mere oatline of *kat they really did suffer. He saw a strong tad apparently healthy than pining alvay in a corner, with barely enough of necessaries to prolong his misery ; under such circum stances, he had no idea of prosecuting, and he gave her the bacon with. all his heart t site poor woman *as of coqrse immediately discharged. Tart New Coinana.-4t has been ascertained that counterfeit half-crowaik of the new coinage are in eirculation,tut not those of the last impression. A man of the name of Charks Phillip was detected in uttering fOur of them on Monday, at the Rising Sdn. public home, itt Charles-street, Lnng•acre. On, Nei day he was examined before Mr. Broom at• she Public Other, low-street, and was committed for further eitsmirration. CAOTION TO STAGE-COACH PASSENGEREo-”A Te spectibte female applied yesterday to the Sitting Alderman, at Guildhall, for a -summons to be ser- red upon one of the proprietors of the Bath coach, runoing to Gerard's.hall e Basing-lane, for the deli. • very of her trunk, containing considerable property. The 'complainant said, she had been an outside pas senger by the coach to town, and on the way was so licited to exchange places for a short distance with one 'if tire inside passengers. She did so;' but, upon htr arrival in town, advantage was taken of her civi lity, and ifiside fate was demandid by the proprietor: Sne reiused so extraordinary a demand,-.upon• the _ground of having exchanged places with an dual who had paid for the inside seat which she oc casionally occupied. Her trunk•was'detained.—The officer %Om served the summons informed the Magi strate that the stagecoach proprietor said he was a .Common Councilman, and knew the law well enough to disregard the summons, as the Magistrate could not ,take zognizance of the .matter.—Sir Ca f tatcs Vldviin. regretted. that the contempt shewn by die itage 7 cuach.proprietor was fortified. He could not remedy the grievance, which appeared very great one hut be advised.;he complainant.to tidre Wisne r • Mate legal advice upon the subject. SPORTING OITELLICENcE. YORK SPRING MEETING, 1811. ' MONDS4T, MAT lg. Sweepstakes of togs. each, for horses, &c. of all ages; 9-yr-olds, 7st.; 4-yrvilds, Irst. alb.; s.xr•Olds, 9st.; 6-yr-olds and aged, 9st: 41b. Two miles. Mr. Lambton's chet-nut colt, Leopold, 4. yrs-old Mr. Watts's hay colt,Captain Candid, 4 yrs old Mr. Lambton's grey col: Silent's, 4-yrs-old - Hon. T. O. Powlett's chesnot colt 1), I, 0, 4-yrs•old - Lord Fitzwilbam's bay horse Diamond. 5-yrs-oli Slr B. R. Graham's bar bone Mad 'him, 5-yrs old - Mr. Kirby's bay t!'"i •.`v oodpeelter I.as+, 4-yr..-old - Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. colts, dst. Slb.; fillies, Bst. A male and a quarter, Lord Fitzwilliam's hay cult, by Cervantes - .. Mr. Scarisbrick's chesnur colt, brother to Slender Billy 1 The Sapling Stakes of s:lgs. each, for fillies, Bst. 31b. each. 'site last mile and a half. Duke or Han-Alto:A etesmit filly, by Governor - . 1 Mr. Gascoigne's bay silly, by Golumpus . • 4 Mr. Vs'atts'a hay filly, by Ceiberos - - • 3 Mr. Alikon's Iny filly, by Deceiver - tr - 4 Sweepstakes of dogs. each, for 3-yr-old cot's, Bst. Sib. fillies,Bst. Las: mole a•td three quarters. Mr. Fletcher's hay colt Cameleon • - - Lonl fitz,e3liart\ bay colt S:ainbre - - Mr. 1)1111Coirhei e caner c.lt St. Helens • - Sir W. 111rxwt:I', bay colt, by Whltelock - - '4Ar. Ridde.l.'s bay colt Exchange - - - - 5 York Spring Sr. I.eger Stakes, Sweepstakes of Csgs- tats, for colts, b.t. 31b. fillies, Mt. Last tulle and three quarters. Mr. Catterson's hay cult Sober Robin - - - Slr.B. R• Graham's grey cult Carnival - Lord Fitzwill.am's bay filly sienna Rodriguez Mr. Gascoietre's colt, by• Orville - Mr. Riddell's cbesnut colt Paynator . Mr. Brandin's'. cheanut colt lackey Cooke CHF;;FER RACES, 1817„( F ONCI.Ung0. FRIDAY, MAT 9. A Sweepstakes of 20gs. each, for horses. Ste. bona fide the pro perty of the Subscribers; 4-yr-olds carrying lit. 121 b.; 5-yr erds, Bst. Hub.; 6/rArlds, 9st. 2lb ; and aged, 9st. 51h.- Two miles. Sir T. S anley's brown horse Hooton, 4-yrs-old - 1 Lord Rossmore's brown filly Fandango, 4-yrs-old - 9 Lord Derby's bay horse Spartan - - 3 Lord Greys bay horse Meltssa, 4.yrs-old - - 4 Mr. Crimes 's bay mare, sister to Rosanne - - 5 A Handicap Stakes of logs. each, with 2.nes. added by the Stewards. Tire horses to be bona Ade the property of the Sub•cribers. Two miles. Lord Rossmore's chesnut filly, by Castrel, 4-yrs•old, 81. 1 Sir J. G. Egertun's roan cult Helleropum, 5-yrs-old, Bst. 121 b. 2 Sir George Pipes brown mare Sabrina, 4•yrs-ul.l, 7st. I ilb. 3 Sir W. W. Wftin's bay gelding, bye:is:eel, 5-yr-old. Bst. 41b. 4 The Ladies' Purse of 830; 3-Yr-Ads, 6st. bulb.; 4-yrs olds, Sit.; 6-yriolds, est. 91b.; 6-yr-olds - and aged, Par. 121 b. The•bett of heats, twice round the Course to a heat; to start at the coming in chair. Lord Grey's bay colt Edwin, 3-yrs-old Mr. Foster's brown filly Thalestris s-yrs-old - Mr. Dennis's bay mare Miss Crtna, 5-yrr•old Mr. Clark's bay mare, by Remembrancer, s.yi 3-obi - A Match for 100 gs. h. ft. Two causes, Mr. J. Bailey's bay colt, by Pavilion, 7st. 1111). - Sir W. W. Wynn's bay Ally, by Young •Surc.rer, Rat. 211,. . I 2 5 1 8 4 . 5 . I; . 1 1 - 2 2 . 3 4 4 3 PEDESTRIAN' ?Attn o 1 WORMWOOI) hCRUBS. Tuesday night BAKER and hAroiir completed each 49 miles. Yesterday morning (the eighth day) they both started at four o'clock. At four o'clock en the aiternoon, BAKER had com pleted 3: miles, making in the whole up to that time 346 mike. EATON, at the same hour, lad completed 32 miles, making iu the whole 337 i mile:. Majority in the eight days in favour of BARER RI, miles. BARRE it the fadourite; but many supposed kuuwinpuues still coutague to beat on EAI . ON. BU I .1.-B Tuesday afternoon a bull-bait took pine in Tothill-fields, which afforded very little spurt to tit - el/114, as Inleu that? half an hour atter the animal was fattened to gie stake, lie broke loose, and immediately scampered, off, but without-injuring any person, al- 1 ! elEaugh • nemietallt Alseinigate was presets bo the occasion. • • IItiXING. OLTVDR AND PAINTER. • Mach disappointment taken place in the sporting.clieles, in conk quence of the match being off -between the above pugi lists, Oxivaa having found sureties to keep the peace for twelve months before the Ma.tictrates at Worthip-street. In collie ! quenee.of °Lava Rea apygghensipg, ho has sent the following Ad dress to the backers ot PAINTER/ TUOMAS OLIVER begs leave to Inform his friends and the Public, that he regrets she disappointment of his combat with PAINTER ' not only as regards himself, but that.the amateurs shoeki ha ve bred disappointed. • Ottrea having been taken by thee authority of a warrant, be is held in sureties to. keep the peace. In Justlte to /din es and regard for his friends, he begs leave to rate, that be is irt good training, and is ready to depart either for Calais or Waterloo, the held of English glory." It Is not publicly known by whose means the warrant was ob tained, but at Was the act of an individual who studied himself more than a breach of the peace. PAINTER is as full of fight as his adversary, and orders are expected from head-quarters every hour, for the men to meet across the Channel, or to fight on board a ship. Monday se'nnight, as Captain STITT, of the sloop Jobn and Catherine, lying at Kelton, near Dumfries, was in the arc of slackening a rope from the stern, the vessel swung suddenly to her head anchor, by which movement he became entangled in the cordage, was drawn with great violence into the water, and drowned. His sin saw the accident, and leapt over • board to his father's assistance, but nearly perished in his unavailing efforts to save his unfortunate father. Saturday R. Edwards and his son, 15 years old, went from Fake&id to Kessingland, Suffolk, to fish. The wind blowing strong, and the tide being against them, they made for Kessingland-beach ; when within 50 yards of the shore a. sea broke into the boat. and upset .her. The lad then got on his father's back, as he cculd-swim, but in an instant another wave swept him off, and he was drowned. The father with dd . - acuity reached the -shore. Monday se'nnight, as the smack Ocean. from London to Leith, was passing St. AbVs Head, in a very heavy gide, a.smaLl fishing boat, which had been driven out to sea by the violence of the wind, was observed at a distance in the most imminent danger. Captain NISBET'S', :with the humanity which charac terizesßritish seamen. immediately crtraded all sail, and made towards the little bark, which he happily Aueceeded in rescuing from impending destructi on. The-crew. consisting of friar men and a boy, were landed at Ityemoutli, amid the hearty gratulation' of a great number of spectators. It has been reported at Plymouth Dock, that or ders have been given to the different Dock yards, to state.the following information ;,-How many ships of the line can be got rtady and equipped for service in case of an armament, at the shortest possible no. tice, allowing men-to work the long hours, suffering as many men to work an the ships as can be em ployed with advantage ?—The Commissioners having applied to Government for the use of one ut the square Barracks,- as a temporary residence fur some of the numerous paupers, all of whom the workhouse is not suthciently large to accommodate, on Friday received an answer from the Barrack Board, libeially granting ile-flyour requested, fisr-twelve months. and assign. Marlborough-squarclauacks for the purport., LAW lIITTELLIGI:NCE. • -. _ • _COURT OF KING'S MAY 14. THE KING V. itnA :a: AND The defendant, Hoare, and at; o: then T e of Chicket, war brought up f.:r judgment, heir; convicted on au indictmmt IGr a torsiiAlo epos , ll t lands, the property of Sir William raker, in We t . cestl - shire. Sevcial ot mitigation tieing read, the defendants were pet rniqed to go et 1. , : 1 .r, upon giving their reco&uizances to appear viltsn called upon. THE KING 12. THE JUS7:CES OF KEvr. This was a case upon the return of a Writ of ".!an. dams, direct,%l to the Justices of Lent, cemrnt them to enter and hear an appeal agamst the _:,,r1.1c. nitro by two Justice:, of iperscii named i's'iri n Barrett, for an offence against the late Pil , t 41:!. 92 George lll..and the qtrestion was, whetter Ile ordinary eight days' nctice of appeal requir....l by the practice of the Quarter &Pious in other cases, requisite in an appeal against a conviction under thin Statute It aryearel that Ole Act of Parirar o pr t gave the defendant a power of appeal to the Sessiocs, and required him to enter iuto reccgt:izatices witha l 2-1. limits, to prosecute his appeal with affect at the next Quarter Sessions of the Ps•ace, and in default thereot the Justices were empowered to issue tkeir warrant of distress to levy the penal ies urn the de fendant's. goods and extttels ; but it did not specify any time for giving notice to the informer of his in. tendon to appeal. Tie defend tnt was convicted oa the Ist of January ult. and within 21" hours h e eu tered into recognizance: to prosecute his appeal, of which, on that day, he gave verb tl notice to the i ll . tices. Ou the 9th the Sessions at C interbury but 'the Justices refused to hear the appeal, for I'm want of eight day,' notice to the respcit,:eut, mably to a rule of Cow t promulgated in the rein of George 11. to this effect:—'• ft is ordered, fiat all notices of appeal made to this Court shall hegira by the parties concerned, e•ight dais bet,vre the sionstegin, exclusive of the first ti.”." Upon tLis refusal, the present Mandamus was issued, Arid lie question came before the Court upon the return of the Jti,tices. Tt,e case WAS argued by Mr. ANDRF.WS, for the ap. And Mr. liou.Aso, for the respondent. The Court ruled, that the circumstance of the de fendant having entered into iecognia..nces to appe.il, within the time required by the Act, it was pm-- tially and virtually a notice to the Mimosa . , who would have bean entitled is a warrant of diturba at the izpir4tion of the 21 hours, if the defendant hal not entered into the recognizance: within that time; and therefore lie must be taken to have known tf•s: the defendant meont to to appeal to the next Sessiou. ' Rule absolute for conforming to the Montanus. On Tuesday the Lotto agreeab!y to t;e power vested in him, nominated the tor tlemen to be publicly put is n::mination on Midsummer Day next, for t! . .e offs London and Middlesex for the ensuing William Wilson, citizen and weaver; r:t.zett and spectacre•!naker; John Craven, irormone,er; Jobn Coope, I'. q. citizen and y Iyilliani %%Indus, Eq. citizen and etradomiker; i on, F., q . cu zen arid ironmonger; Witham Heck, and intiholder; Redstone Warren, keg. allzen ben Holden, Esq. enact' and grocer. This day the prisoners who stood various charges of felony Were remcr several jails in the City of London at Middlesex, to Newgate, preparatory to the ensuing Sessions in me Old Bail* ecence on Wednesday next. According to all accounts, the prat; ink, and paper, to the L i am state prime, Gaol, is a most unnecessary stretch severity. They are three illiterate M. vers, two of whom or ly can add, h.it not the third can neither read nor write. At Eldin colliery, on Thursday, as filling his cart, the rope of the wiodlast coals are drawn up from the pit, and struck the poor man with such civil casion his immediate death. A labourer lately employed in Gi .yard, named Saywell, had the Misfort , rusty nail into his foot, and the wound of no impurt.inee at first, yet it has n locked jaw. Stadordshire is now emerging from , the eye is cheered with the view of acts' :.ble industry. The market of the met a short time since was glutted with iroi 'misted its stock, and so pressing is the the most indefatigable exertivaa a the are unable to furnish an atlegtutte suppi EIRTHS. Sitorday se:might, In Grosvenor-plat, Viii of son. Thursday, in Cantetbery, the Lady of Capta. Grand, of 4 daughter. MAR RILL). Tuest!sy, at Saint Mary Church, Chap:nap, the R re. Rickard Huntir, /If A. Reel and Alapletiorwutl, Hams, to Ni4r), Mast dal Cruden, Esq of Ur:trowel iLlay 10, at aaLlin, Mar (Slartsu►, to Ain o:Dunt I, dgughter of tkte late Col. 'ILI O'Oauel. • WED. March 11, at Bath, apd 59, Sir Jan St. Lev M.iy I, at Aszimt Hall. Yorkshire, Lady ?Si Tvl. 4 4, 79, lames Butler, 1::sq. late of Georgia, North America, an America:l Loplis. May 8, aged C03.11:12...:,et;., v. ife of John Pontefract, Gne of tae 6,.cii.!y of It April 1214, a. Gl.t. i ;ow, Li‘otenant JGhti Leal Royal Vettral Lattallon. April s, on board the Hon. Cnn•pany's t.hir Robert, infant .on of the Rev. Robert Jones, U. April 20, at Oirluke, the Rev. Ebenezer Das the Associate 'clang; egatiou than, in the 541.11 yr seventh of COAL ARM.: Ship* at Market. Si hrs Fold. St +, Sem cavit 141 S ttttt teriatql Welsh C.e%l 3Cs. 40s. PRICE OF STOCI Bank Fknek, -- 3 per Ct. Red. 72i 3 per Ct. Com. 73iii 1 per Cent. 5 per Navy 11.411 Long Anfil. 9-16 OtOL - 1 W:1 I fill 'f&) MORRO Mormng Vtrrnionn - IthiDUN l'ildrxd arid publleaml Dace, Tcnset . • ins at C interbury hear the appeal, for t'.e D the respcti,:eitt, co L f, : „ omulgateti in the ri:in ft is ordered, tact Court shall hvitivea Jet's bytisre the 6;1- ! first ti.”." Upoa t!iit MIS Was issued, And de art upon the return of the Sr. ArinuF.ws, for the ap. :a. the respondent. circumstance of the cle- recogniaances to appeal, y the Act, it was pte-- ce to the intormer, who a warrant of &suns at irs, if the defendant hal Lances within that time; Awn to have known ',peat to the next Sessiou. king to the Montanus. Savor., agreeably to tLe rated the tollowing Cr. n::mination to the Urefy lor td.e office M Sheri ut the ensuing year, viz. and weaver; Rohcrt John Craven, E.q. stormed citizen and gotta ; Elwaa coach-maker • Thome, Arc. Witham lies:le, et: t-2 , k.q. cetzen and grocer; it.•.- cer. who stood committed on Were removed horn tie London and County it !paratory to their trials at Old Bailey, which ccm• ts, the prohibition of pc:., state prisoners in iteaLli:.s. y stretch of niagisuzi,l liiterate Matiche,ttr bit not write, and or write. liursday, as a carter %;,.. lie windlass, by %Lich t.: iz pit, accid..l , tally th such violence as ton. )yed is Chatham the misfortune to rue.: the wound was seen,i.ui! et it has Let minated .ging from its distress, IA view of active and pr t of the metropolis, w.a.l .eJ with iron, has now ts• ruslug is the denim:, tat tioas of the marital 'den: , equate supply. HS. our-place, Vistourtess Lady of Cartz. ,6 u AEI). u t ettrn,eitiC A. r R ecto r ! t.ry, Most Church, daughter it thc .;.z ed. I;,Tton. to Atte H us h hit a+clO'Oonel. r John Sc. Leger G. p ule , re. eets b io trhNer:7!,-"'. IN, Lady ?tort Fit mibo r, Esq. ler of the p:uvi:ee ericsn Loplis% 4! of John 1.e..t ban:, banlit: • F 1 ictldi 'ant Lhit Leaeock, of tlO. 'ntrrany. Fail obert Jones, D.P. Ebenezer Volvo'', in the 541,:i yl.sr 01 , NI:1Y 14. old. Prices. 3Ct. 01. to 3is 01. to 3"io C • 401. KS YESTERDAY. Intr. 3 Fee Cent India Stock -- India Ronda 9360 r Elch. Rats f 9 I I r . Cons. for Ace. 7310 Lottery Dchrs, /10 rn• P W AT 1-.),ity , N • or:, a -er died by Lets!. tic:vv, •