Star. — London, England, 1817-06-30 00:00:00

mR. I: I 1:. ft.llawlliz is tllc Le..utifnl Address to Mr.' which tvAs tvcised at the pt.J:ic d'o,ner on' YOUN:.:, with ea AiiirnAti , ol in:ver nay.: illicaciy.s.n.i it i; flow tl.e pen fal tl.e classic : of dm: I;:iri.h A Lnig mod 144 A,rivr ! ius3e :wou,ht hcroic age itevivl to alley's viox. Litt 14.1ds kwy !tit the owl omits ia.t; 1111 pante. pr. let:cc more bright' Ch.r neetoury of the khu,t tild memory cat•jun t t; a li o up ; "I I at e.-ne t r nmaic. Itt d oot'swt.ll, h'gh we lift the tenet cop, 'lo " Fare thee well:" Ili rt.. the gull o'er !want, hhla only a3tog lend. -- ? be youtigtv. of the Sister Whcre All tt.tir ireauty I or ill rot l'rrztry express I tett many a tour ut tlentgbt Aalime; An .1 l'attot.q, 1: sin! inivinvitt:, ;Ayala but oue glance kern liter. tii.. by thy mighty Actor btought. Illusion', warbled triumphs colus:—.-. Varce woes to be airy ?bought, Au 4 Sculpture to be clutub. 1 We may *gain ftvivr. Milt 'steer efface the ciyarm ; Whim Cams spoke iri lons alive, Or ildater kindled wan*. What iota was not resto'd swim. To the deep Acirrow . of tbc / V' hat English heart was not ou With him it Agincourt ?" • Asia yet a majtsty poseeesed liis transport.' nowt impetuous tone, Awe to each pssskin of toe breast 'lnv Ceram gave their a.m.. were the task—too hieh, Ye COMICOUS bosons. here, la words to pant your memory, Otllassata and of Awe.. But who forte:• that white tltserown'd heal, Those bursts of Reason's halt-ratinguisled glare, 3 hose tears upon Cardona'. bosom shed. lo doubt won washing than despair t If Corm reality he Moe- Had Stake% etre* self amidst you bees, Parades ha lad been you m o lt, And awn% h'd to lase lieu ! And mere was many an boar 01 blemied kindrad fame, 'll ben 81DDONA power, And Sauer Magic came. 1' 'gather mebe Muse's side • tier TratuiParagons bad grown—, • 1 hey were the Milken of her pride, '1 be columns other throw. And undibidsd favour ran From bean to bean in their applause— Wes for doe gal/angry°, Man la lovelier Woman's cause lair as some classic dome, ✓ohs; anti richly used. • • tour Eassaba's spirit wicks home Of den i ers and of 'fame— . • Time, like the diem dial% poster, Tbat when soperual light is time, • Can inneure lospiration'i hoar, • And on its Imighilar Heaven! • • aiiirdeleilliti - • 1 :e T4cr mar t •' could eirem,• visage. , • .1 . 74118 were his stilts et swank OlLmast lose then now ? . the mane no more drew knit tits smug &Ming brow NMI the moral 10114 a we— lls all a remain* I.OIW below, And we that would detain titimeam Ourselves as *daily go. Yet AA oar, Lime age, This pantos •erne review— Pride at As British Stage, A las and bit adi 1 I ,~ "• • ~~~i .. I • it • • - _ . 14w ENGLISH OPanA.—This elegant little Theatre was, gin Saturday, exceediogly well attended. The rerformances were le Free and Easy," the new Piece of My [lack," and the revived Pantomime of Derarsam." The latter piece has been got up with great, splondor. Mr. H. dorms - rows acted the prin cipal character with appropriate energy and skill Mr. WALE •a•uti, in &eras:ouch, displayed much origi nality aid plea , antry, , and obtained universal applause. T:re last scene is awfully grand.— Among the disart gu si.ed company who hollowed this Theatre with tlKir presence last week, we - noticed tLe fallowing, with large parties: grace the Duke of Wellington, Marquis of Rudloff, Earl and Countess of Essex, Countess of Warwick, Countess Spencer, Lathes Berwick, Collin4wood, Hawarden Sophia Fitz gerald, Langford, Lubbock, Davy, Earl of iiir.wood, Hon. Mrs. Wcilesky Pole, Hon. Mrs. Bouverie, Hon. Mrs. Arbuth not, Mrs. Owen Williams,- Mra. Arthur &unlace, Colonel BP Mahon, Mr. ANN:Attu, &c. VAUXBALL.—No place of fashionable resort it Lan d( n tan regularly display, 'a: this season of the year, so large a portii.n of polished and elegant society as these beautiful Gardens. Among the distinguished company present on Friday svening, tee noticed be Duchesses of Marlborough and Montrose; Margutuss Camden, and Cornwallis; Marcliloness Tavlsiock ; .Eirls Grey, Firzwilliam, Essex, Bathurst, Wcseneath, Damson* and Clue; Lords Radstock, Aylesford, Langl.rol, Brudeziell, San. don, Asbbrooke, Falmouth, Woodliurst, &huh, Ranclifv, sud Lynedoch ; Ladies Langford, Falkner, Peters, and Bailey; bit Henry Dashwood ; Mr. and. Mra. Wellesley Vole, &c. LATE ROEUtitY ON Lunciarrkunt...—Some circum. stances have transpired with regard to the depreda tion cummitted a te* days since upon the house of Messrs. Rundle and Bridge, jewellers, which are likely to lead not only to the detection of the• parties, but to the recovery of the greater part of the pro perty. A female, closely connected with one of the exiirkquenth was on Saturday brought in custody to tlye M.insion House, where the Lord Mayor aas eyearle four hsurs engaged in a private eearnination. A pot ot the stolen jewels has, we understand, been already traced to a house in the. neishbourhood of larideklane t.and, by the finding also ot certain papers :dere, the route ot the fugitive plunderers has been :Iscertained, and 'their ultimate apprehension rendered almost •oerlaind • w i nd:ly night the office .of Mr. Walter, New Crate, Studien, was entered by means ot picklock keys, and cribbed of cub and Lauk-nutes to a consi. deraMe ainotta. THE PZRK. • Meer did ttis 'Sunda! Gala *r ear to rrever ad •antage than it did yesterday, at four o'cbck, I'.M. Perhaps, eonsideting the lateness of the season, stud the multitudes who are wandeting on the CI n•ihent. it was an unprecedented scene. The whole lit e. north and south, was occupied by the cavalcade it close phalanx. consisting of 'landaus and landaulets, chariots, curricles, phaetons, and tilhuries,' ala ::T -dela ; also every other description tot wheeled vehicle. The footpaths, notwithstanding their ample bounda ries, were scarcely sthEciently capacious to contain the pedestrians. The summer costume has at length appeared: it presents but one novel feature—the Scotch bonnet, or the Montem cap, adorned ttith an ostrich plume. Kt.nsingtem Gardens boasted a few fashionable,. Among the equipages were those be• longing to the following Duchenes of Mintfort, Lards, 'Montrose, Richmond, rewind. Wellington, glittand iikilarchiotierng, Stiffurd, Batts, Saii-bury, Conynghant Slips, Hastings; CouLtesin., dertry, Lon date, Warwick, Dartmouth. thaitebary, I...Nervuol, La lizrywarhy, Prim:mouth, Athlutir, Aylu .rord, Ahuvile ; T.:..licK,llearl-conr, talk. H. ihnitinck, Fittditsit, Murray, Liankrs, lludler,•l yuc, Fay and Sca!e, and li. lowthrr. • L.II)Y "IBM'S B.ILL. A W.II•z and Qqachille 8411 was Riven on Friday niglit, in Saville row, by that polished fashionable, in point of splendour and festivity, equalled any thing tie season has produced. The two draw ing-rooms were appropriated to dancing; they were ornamented with great taste. Flowering shrubs, among which were rare exotics, stied an agreeable perfume :swim!. The flowers vim chalked with great rag? , Rity ; the devices represented embletas of music, !cc. Dat.cing commenced at eleven ottli , cli; vitli little ii.ternii;aion, it was kept up with . . spirit, until 114-past four in the m.!.ning. Abaut ;;U3 persons parto, k rt the refreshments ; they were set rout in ri,e rooms UR the pronged-111ot. Although it was not a regular su s rptar, ever )• sem pro. sided. The Ladies wete• . dressed in the newest fashiens, a/a fwd.. de Paris. Iststry of them, Irotrevvr, were not less RisLii4;uitised for maire tety. The RkGENT'S plume o ostrich leathers never appt. , it& to more advantage. The bruise possesses singular acquirewents.; it was also btilliantly MRS. DAWSON'S 11.3. L. Mrs. DAwsoies. Ball, in Mancl.ester-sTutre, no Fiiday night, was nurueronsly and to.shinnAhly at tended. An orchestra was erected for PAYNE% Band in the centre of the ball-rooms. Quadrilles and Waltzer were danced with much spirit. At an early hour in the morning parties poured in fromVaushall, which kept up the dancing till five o'clock. The supper moms were thrown open at one,•which afford ed all the varieties of the season, with a profusion of champagne and the choicest wines. Among the cnnitsanT. which exceeded SO), were the following Countess of lichester, Viscount and Viscountess Barnard, count Sydney • and MLses Townshent!, Earl of Orford and the Leans Waling., Lord and Lady ‘Vaierpark and Misses eaves, di.h, Lady Suffield and Miss Hatband, Countess faucanl.vtg, Lady and Miss Rah% Lady Dynrvor and Miss De Cnrdinels. Lady ahetratd, Lady.r.sthell and the Misses C.odriuroo, lady Cecdia hoggin g Lady Brownkm and Misses Cust, Lady lienley and Mess Eden, Counless of Menden, Countess Mcaboroujh, the Bavarian Minister, Le Compte Pitstal, Colonel and Mr.. Harmer, Mrs. Wilicugisby Bettie and Miss Wykehans Mrs. Wodalususe, Sir P. Musgrove, bir Clarke, air P. Klass, Sir L.Doyia, Ote. . . Friday se'nnight, a poor labouring man named Ringhaiw, whilst mowing hay in afield near Bar. holm, in Lincolnshire, fell over his scythe, exhausted by excessive fatigue and heat, and expired. Saturday se'nnight, Samuel Everingliam, private in thr First Drat:nuns, was drowned near the Lock, at Ipswich; and on Monday last, John Down, pri-1 ,vate in die 21at Foot, shared the same fate, in the ' River Colne, war Colchester—both having gone' beyond their depth while bathing. Friday se'nelight, as . the steam paeket, Captain l3anwa, was running down the River Thames, near Greenhithe, two watet men imprudently endeavoured to ont•row her, and tried to keep just before ; though' vreined of their danger they persisted till the vessel ran them chiwn, and they both perished. _ ' ;.* A tremendous storm of thunder and lightning was expetienctd on Friday evening in the neighbourhood of Barnet, v hich extended as far as the bgrders of Hertfordshire. In the parish of Hadley, Middlesex. a ball of electric fluid descended, bet which did very little dantage. A Gentleman who was travelling to wards town in a one hot se chaise, was thrown out by the horse taking fright at the lightning : the Gentle. man fell upon his head, abd, by the violence of the fall, his neck was broken ; he died instantanously.— In his pockets were found six hundred pounds in bEIN, &c. He WAS taken to the first public house for a Co. toner's Inquest to be held on the body. • _ I,Ve.tnesilay an inquest was held.aithe Lord . Nel-1 son, Nelson street, aty-road, on the body Oft.lohn.l Batty, who met his death in the dreadful mannfrrde scribed in the subjoined evidence:—Mr. Thomas Jones, jun. said he lived with his father, who keeps a cotton candlewick manufactory, Cha:lo:,-street,tity road ; that the deceased, who wds hetween six!" andi seventy years of age, was einploced in thrmatirac: tory in attending a picking machine; that abciut twelve o'clock last Monday noon, as witness was standing at the gate door, he was alarmed by hear-I ing something crack very loud ; he ran imm:diately to ascertain Are cause, when he found the demeed with his right arm entangled in the machine, which went at the rate of 460 turns in a minute. Witness' l endeavou'red to disentangle him, tut could not, and, before he could procure assistance to stop tr.e en gine, the machine drew him in, and crashed his arm and head to pieces, broke his neck, at.d mangled his body in a dreadtul manner ; indeed. so entirely.had his boy hen drawn in, that the machinery was clueged and stopped before he could be extricated. Witness believed that one of the cogs of the wheel first caught hold of his shirt sleeve, and drew in is arm.—The Jury returned a verdict ot,Accidental Death. Satutday morning, as somlhoys were at play in the Britannia•belds, City.road. they found a bundle floating on a stagnant pool. which on opening proved to be tale 13;xly of an infant about two months old. Wednelday, while Miss Muy Harland, of Hull, Ave years old, was wafting mar her father, - on the Newitireeed, by the Hutubei, a boy ran after and threatened to lay held of hers and in enders' uring to estate she fell, and instantly espied, owing., in the nth ion of sone Gently:Atm of the Fatuity tabu eve:: ied her, togs' Mt:4 of Lean ' • • .. , FROM SATUREhfr NIGETS FOIiEIGN CFPI;:r JUNE CR. Hie Rine lithness the Yriree . li,„••••nt La teen •lot• °sole:lna oty the Lel `aif co! h•s Mat .sty, to t Cier ;e Madmen, lus. to be his Solpkety', Co:, et to: the of .achusetts. MILITARY PROMOTRIN3, :1./4 K 2A, I Pl 7. Olt Regiment or. Dur.nr. Gt.a: dr •t: b"1, trout halt pay of 11:e air `e. nal::„ vice IlLtnud Falkincr, who eaciasz,g..„ Cut d:fference. srh Reginier. , of Draeorbns-. Captain laa: , ,s 13..4.7.rd C. n!i , (font the 545th Ft.ot„ to be Captata. of a 'law: , %ICC Cilay:pU i who charges. 8111 il.:l,:a.eet of Light Dragoons—Sesjeatt to be Regirneutal 9 .:arter.nraan.r, vice (lazier terktup, ;he rt.:ire' opal half-pal. 19 h Ditto—halm 11:21, Gent. to be Corner, by pur,ira:e, vier Durpn, prontnte.l. Lab Regiment of Kot —Lieutenant John Enter to Captain of a Company, vice !Crammed', cleeta.ed; Ennit Luke Ps ;or to be Lieutenant, vice taster; Charles •I'rapp, Gera. to be Ensign, by ptraa-e„ vice Vernon, appointed to era trt or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards; Serjeant.Majer John Kroneth Leith, to be Adjutant (u:sh the rant:a ) v:ce Priestley, who re•igna the Ak:jurareci only; AWltt:':l' wm. Muni itm to be Sargow, v.ce tri :ara, aw•i; 1-I(..posl.As.lstaut John Ligerowthiti to in Ar,icaer a4a 1 f.,011, 11 0 :r Mord owl. Ditto—Farign Der:jam:a Morrison, from half ,::y of the Regiment, to be En.ign, without purctraw, v:ee I mamas Cur- den, who exchanges _ Slfd o--Lieutenant Henry C7e7er, from half-pay of thr CS :h root, to hu 1 it-trenant, john Shaw hi•Culloch, who ex changes, receiving thr difference. 50th Lti to—Carain Thomas Chapmm, from the rth Dragnons, to be Captain of a Company. Tks Gardiner, who exchatiges. Rifle iktgade-1 kutenant John Twlig, from ktlf-pay of the :id Foot, to he First Lieutenant. vke Gentle V,ki;ael vie(' vz -1 changes, receiving the did. renee.% lst West-India Regiment—Arthur Meyer,•Geot. to for El.sogn, without purchase, ties Hunt, amounted to the Ro)41 Airman Royal African Corps—Ensign James Adamson, vice. Stem','! dtc.sakd; and Emign livery Balthazar At!: - .Ins, vice hliita.. 1 . der!--a-cd, to be Lieutenants, without purchs-e. hu be. Ensigns.—Fnsigo Liward Mint. "tiont 'Le 1.1 %V.-4f ! ,. .li4 kegs:nem, trice ; Wm. NPR tstne.l.ll. STAI r. Staff Surgenn Corn Paters :tom thr waray, to be Setr,enti to the Fo *rico ham Vinith o elc•, . . . . u I tos;.;tal-Araist.....r.i tu the Fur.r.—:?l:a.:n.'.•r t. etumacte J rt sS.bhatd , ?14 1). I.l.riec Low IVarre•n, A 1.1). V'trer I.an:und, Rubert StU,t l •, atu.l Dr.t id kw: g, all trout hall-ray. Con.ngs.ion• tigned by the 1/.1%1 T 1t . ..A . 032T of Ole Coutiti of I.4o:l.touhrrimitil. 3ie Unnee Davil Choheel!, Pael, 13... rt. and CO%l t•f the Holy Iln.natt Finl kA, :n be Dermy , it:r; I. -. .;•trAtto Ottie, EN. tw I.e d!tto; 1 , ..1. 8 0, E.. to bt• 11.110 ; Kolvrt I ~.e.:;:efot .I!fi!no,l,r•Ll s; ...;!.. 1);evon to 1.4 eetto; to be di to ; Robert 1)e Ltee, rm. to he dim,. ';.! Ids Clazette retißes that the Prince Regmt Its; the I:th It 3init t:t u: I . taut bearing on its coitn.l. !- mews the' woi.is Mariniitte" and Guadalen;;:," and et t;:th itrginlent, bearkt, flake alga:tee. the s urcl ILedt,a.".l BANKR UP FCIES SUPP.RKEUTD. , Joseph Pickle Seddon, late of Homer:au, M tnerchant lIANKR P Thomas Cooper, of Wormwood -street, London, vender of spiri tuous liquors, vie:nailer. Cealer and eltapctan, to ‘urrenti :r July 1, at eleven. .1:!y 5, and August 9, at ten, ra Attorney, Mr. Castle, Cu: ,Itor Parry*, Chancery-lar•'. It ad Poegate, of Great Drieleld, Yorkshire, and thapinao, July t, 5, and Atntust 9, at eleven, at the York shire Arm.:, KitnAton•upert-Hill. Attornies, Leonard Hicks, 5, Gra7's inn-tquare, London ; or Mr. tT.C.en Harr, Kingston-upon•lluli. VI Hunan lietilock, hie of Distaff-lane. London, sugar baker, hey I, id, and August 3, at eleven, at Cu:Jabal'. Atturnies, Messrs. 7 yrrell anti Son, GtilldSalli-..ard. William Ogilvie, formerly of Nice, in l'iedmont, but since of Queen's Elms lkomptoo, Mlthbeses, Metebatit, dealer and chapatti°, July S. s 12, and August 0, qt Len. a& 0 t1dga:1...... - "alttosnie•• • blestr.Deseelirti :man, Starer tquare. Witham Road*, Is e of lisford, grocer, July v, 10, and August 9, at eleven, at the Liar Inn, Os Atturuies, Mr. Witham nt li..tdgett, Oxford ; or Messrs..E.dniund, and leyes, Cherc-rr Line, London. Richard ►it daels, of Nawton, York sl*e. Matta.. atetker, dealer and eh:unman, July st, at As, July a, at ten, and Au:•.uir 9, at eleven, at the Three l'uus,Thirsk Amor:lli:s, Mr. kichardion, Thirsk; or Messrs. Morton acd Welliamanni 7, Gray's Inn. wrare, London. William of Brampton, Cunslitrland, branly•inercliart, July 41, aa, and August P. at eleven, at the Giairge Inn. eetl ritb. A:torniai, Mr. dotigsoni Dyeea court, Ahlertuanbury, Landau : ur Mt. Hutton, pen e w;,,, Morgan or Manchester. victualler, dealer and chap. man, July 19, tsl, and Aug .st 9 at eleven, a; the White Bear Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. I lenry Blakelock, Sri jeasit's 1...nd0n; or Mr. Morris, klancliester. Lae; b Wiikiii,on the youtrr, of Newcastle upon• Tyne, ship owner, grceer, dealer and chairman, July at, aS, and August 9. a, six, at-the Georg: Inn, Newcasile.tirm Fyne. Attoriiies Mr. Hartlay, New bridge-areet, Limiest' ; or Mi. For.ter, Newcastle. John Battey, of Gosport, Hants, sosp-manufacturcr, il:aler and chap:liar', July at one, July at, at ten, and Atk:us: ta, at 3, at the Crown Inn, Portslwouth. Atturnics, Mi • *ls. Bs and Minclitn, 3a, 4:wes a'reet, Strand, ; or Messrs. Minchiu and Gosport. Darwin asal Thiaii.ts White, of Clen4nt's , coutt, 111:11t. Erect Lontion, Irholt•S3:e ;rid coputtimi,* July 1, at ore, July 12, and August 9, at twelve, at tiuildha9. ilttornies, Sin .c. - oua :,341 St.:l, Ca:ltertn:•.y.stivare, Sot: ['mark. '1 hninas ItoadkuUl: the elder, laic of AlJervata•siri,t, London, waller . and c.41,.r maker, dealtr and cliaman, July 5, 19., and August P. at thdl.;taaa. Attornic:., eilesi•ra. 1 and, and Hawke, erircvastrect, Bath. I - Colehy li.witt, of Norwich, boot and shoe: taker, July 4, 17, mid Angus:. St, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Atinr : ales, hieprs. Mars!un and Day, Nersvich ;ur Mr. licancis Alaho:t, 4i/it's-yard, Cl:arcet y-latie 1 msdou. i John Wenn:ail; of likv. Derbyshire, farmer, dealer ane, chapn:ati, July 14, at Mac, July 26, and Auctist.o, e: ckveti, at the Vurch BONI, Nottitk,hatu. Attorntes, Messrs. Wise and Edeowes, Nuttiugham ; or Mr. Chilton, Oat:eery-lane. Charles Gedrycli, now or late of Bristol, dealer and chairman. • Jul., 4, l and rl.4usr9, at twelve, at the Whi t e 1 t art b in , ' Ifitt:rits ' W. R. king, Eq.; Scrjvant's In t ., Fleet . s!reet. Lerden ; tier Mr. Frank*, Bristol. !naafi :Feuer, of think, Yorkshire, clock and watch-maker, dealer and Chaprtati, July 16, at ode, July 17, and August 9, at clay-u, at tlx Golden El ace, "lhir , k. Attu: nice, ivles , ra. Morton and illtamson, 7, Gtay.'s 11.u...square, Lundun ;or Messrs. Walker attd Son, 'fltirsk. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. --- - - . IJuly 15, J. B. Haywood and J. &limper, Colemau-,treat, do ehitee, ct twelve. July 5, E. J. Roos, Camonade-street, tuergbunt, at tweve. July 1; E. hue, Queen-stet, Bloomsbury, w ne nterchan., at twelve. July 19, John Bullar Maie:s:one, untrue!. ler, at clever. July ire,Thomae Nies, Old Brun I otreet,losurruice broker, at twelve. 4.1 y 19, Charles Halted, Chaleara, brverer, at twelve. July 9.6, Win. Roberta the younger, Deal, merchant, at eleven. July 29, Wm. Maunce Cahusae, 1110 Holborn, mu sical it.etrunient-maker, at ten. Aug. 13, JLiehard efrck, .\ I Wl neat. k3t, Let, 'mem:raper, at twelve. July 19, John Faulkner and Co. or era:deed Frlars,awrehants, at ten. Aug. 16, Dat.icfPitr, Fkncleureh-street, koeter, at one. July 19, John TLumpsor, v 1 Wapping Wall, sh;p owr.er, at one. July 19, F. Colts and Wit bamr, Mincirg Jane, broken, at eleven. July 2; lir.Todman, Wood-street, warehouseman, at eleven. July 1, Charles Gold /utile, liridge-at rest, 1 1 / a cklrars, tavern-keeper, at one. July 19, Jolla and IN in Low, Malting-lane, merchants, at ten. July 9.4 hunts Baer, Vt. James-street, dress-maker, at eleven. DIV IttliNDS to be made In the COUNTRY. July 16, G. Ammon!), Warrington, coppersmith, at twelve, at the George, Liverpool. July 12, J. Higg won, tattoo tnanufactuter, at eleven, at the star, Atuter.eitvi. July IP, Q. KU, Htuio.vritone, fanner, at four, at the lA' Puri- :Iwao .Ltny 18, J. Higgs, F.treter, Litt, r, at two.ve, et rhe t tuntuetal Lucre: ) , srlaWl. Jtily li, R. g • . Vt?, at rlecra at the Cerry., r' t s rr, calico- deal< r, at (Wu, A J .ly 21. W. \i'slond, Chleestrr S an, Cll , ct , chttr. July 11,C. one Nat! , lit A. y ea: rirort. :al l!ri..l;trato , G.a7-, I :7( r • 01.; ! , :ty •W. 11 - WI if.r, !‘la 0.1, •!:., ,r, r. J ••y k";. , • !‘vt,, :r 1:,11 111.1, t 1 .1 L. 1,01)orol J.Af 19, lvelvr, n 'l•uv% s'az/uer 41.! Wt.). at rS•: . .:or L 1 1; Id ult •!.. kr. c. : 1.:k1 3:v,riu..01, ^AA ClA'r I ICATE:: r.s 1 B. Cardner,Ro!!.rt n,ht , re , t..l!!t. J. P. art .•• dra!,.rt. I. t: :•••.r t. tor t E Clact e. ,, !•narri:lt.!...• 1;u1.:r.-•!, to. • • •t r ;. tito t : .1. • et. On .c• !:!, Z 4-01 I ,hatr, t• u! . l•,1. , a. ItILY +9. Isaac_ I!J: thr! :!: , . v..tto ten. 'r,...yer 1 3..U3:14. • * ! ".., 1.11C1311. :I?, %% . IZIIII,, ;• : ; , • r d:: el t 2 on. . t ,: Ca!! ! kt t r I 0111411 tt: t ,:t t *• ! • . c l a t r, mercer. t t• 4„; •:url 1.44, :I di: 144JVV1.::1.; t.,!! r : irottnton l , r. Naltfet, Fu. •t • , %v.) Win. I UT:it arc! ft .I.bra• Pa c I *:'llZ, 13fUrer • into. • • r, 3.1. f . ":!.. vryh, y it. r r. •I hurl, ;HA -.Ter. Writ. C,,;.!b„ tt, Cr ! lt!latt, r*. Kic:lard v; o. ,t Willis, Bain, ui.Loi • tvr. of CC)IIN in ENGI.ANI) and W.ll li out tar rt !act s.s .!cdc,cl; the m:st cal I Sl7. Wheat. Rye „pos. s. 4. IS. d.d. s. d. tt. d. th. i. 114 11 169 2 1 i j 46 2 j 54 S 1;5 2 The averazr ice of !'t:gar, valupare4 ra ale in the wecit the f• 44311,3 v r ‘,..et. • CLEE Ed!..LIGENCL% r.:%\:: UL)wz, Jt ::s 2 The :tr•.nu,l rr . :L ot c.c:i s given : y l'..rliaournt y. to I 1L to.o 1 .1 L.-;ort of li • s'6.l 4 3:sit I r0.”,1i..v.• tr :it f. ,;i ~ ‘l. 1•: ': . C. 1 0111, of S.. c..tbp.• • Jame: C:!r:.o t; . .'471.3,r z"fl qe . Jowl J.ialLs t*:,,noli Pot ~ .on f..r the brit tram'. rion nt r ,:): it.ti GreA v. 1 , :11.bo :1 !,, tit1;* • 1:11, f.f - UT . < Ckol ' t I hi:: th. nr. 1 r.n of t!.e . tit prizv, which is !Le intretAt 4.i . j: w.:r ‘ag.t. !;;.•:;: Tl.org, l 2r, 7./r. IL ot i I LI. u•.:s Schs!zr of 1...L.1.1.. - A 1%-,-.-. - sne to deir-et ' %•t1;. 1/7.•:;r:. Vi r . ~, 3uytor, of :1. Alt.sit "t .I.v c v C• Trizi!YMSc' Rk v. %V 14e L.-Aka.... c v. Da •-i..1 tv R• V. 12 ..arc' I.•:Lr, Cho ;Or. 16J11 C,:trialgr. ..cut': e.1 . 71.ge. 0 P :11.1.R C, 10. _ _ _ Mr. Robert Osoi r" n Co!lege l•he . C. :IV( o , the l< tollas Savor. C I. F,-:•(:%. of S w s ut:solsw.tu•:y elected D . •• bes•el'3 i• . or of the • 1 :-Sasosi lArgtaJ,,e, in tk 1..4nm of l'e: Cb. Dr.ott, of Cotput Cbri- I C 4117,1, I.:bit te.l by a !art: of bee years tskiug i•lase siaee his decti .1. The Pev. of St. Juhu's Collr e , Iva. ahr..:. te4l Bache:or ia .1.3).iy. E CLIcSI.tSfICAI. PaONIOTION:,, Rev. Henry Smal, curate of R.ettrint, lions lau been riez:e4 order eel tke Abby) , Cburc.,, it " the Lord' Bishop o' lenih and W. Its ta; rraincti !kir , quentration :o ilio Rev. W. S. 14.1. 1 1ey, to MI:, a:A rector of Bartittl Sr. Uaeld, to hold the vicligge :woe. 6.4, with his living of Citard. A:1071:TS GHOST •T frITAL CIIUSCIP.IrOn day night, stout eleven o clo:k, ISt.. IZitisy, of a%ts.ttr-cr e Spital-fit Ws, in rni.i g by . the church, heard suddenly the tould of a rrtam,trt, wh:ch she thought peutcetled front the vault yacht.. malt the Cburch. I.tukurg througlt the iron grating she per. et iet,l" a tail figure of a man,. dreostti in white, it lia a largo tnrban on his head, a:ol a red eat!: num.! the :" !.ht tV7I - to gaze in the utntow as:ottishment, till the plaitm as him, aretrdinz to bee trA•:l SCCAlliat. arecnel tuda the rault t rho Church-yard, whets he walked backward% tad tonwirJ4 tome time, and Le then tretutformed hints.! : Ifiteb a %wan, Stow away over the tdeeple, and vs: l.harl ; AI-. then falred,i:a stare she was loom! in the t, and cooveye I to the [mute opposite. 1' ke firm kaviur t;.rea lin the ueletbourhood, a numerous mob are 4ffitistly collected about the Cinvils-yard, and many .ay ti a• the g'iow ts ptddidi teen retkilZi:l ce) Di over the church steeple! . It PATIEN:I9. &c.—DlS.Ccortv, MuNncc, rind Co. of Charlotte hionse. opp:i t ite the ger. Itc v• land Clapel, have ei'ial4ll!wil a Medical F....artl in W.olitock Ererf, Chloral-ore:I, ;o.j...tin:: New I;:se.t. where a l'tiyaitan 31541 Surgeon, th.• R.)yr.1C..tn.... • London, of thirty years esperiene,•, re.kle, and wl , -r• •!..! Member; of the Board alteri.atel? .mend. h a e1ie , :•.41..,. Utter hero restored to health by than, walicut i; ittgliatabie, after hospitals !:ad t*,e :7ete, lace, and body, Licerated throat, E:c -we the cis.: : of a tattain contpLant itnprnrctiy tera*.:l! 04 43 1 47 6 Munroe, and. Co. are v i m:ni t: A daly,v twit _ at tdett.--'llero are bile do.%:s touw, Dial pri: - .2.e fur fentzles•—•,• a 341 Ft, tula cored • iti.ptured l'aiitrft attend at Charlik-•• t!otiee .41 Ve0.....:7 I and Fridays, and at 'Koodstocit llonse on wl:f.;ar radically cured of rtshaiLlie kuinutes sfie..;isi. 411t1 'ldeal principles, surgical ti,tei er I,aet t`ewri:- t ion. Patieuts sera descrit,ing t:tt 'r es. v.t.y 141:.? curative process sv.t to ittiy part et :!.e by w!i.c;: means tht . ; way obt::gi a radical cure. t au ts.- ctosurt itnnic.lit!.l7 ten .1, 4 1 t 0.. .. ... ... .... 1 ork. Idlv 18, 1. G:b • at the 111 i tte : • niv•ic 3. .1 ‘,.. 1 - • !. Pra 1,44 ett-tint; tr, at It 4 if, 1.. Fnr.t , j ,n. S. 01, en:VP.A. lit c . .• , y tr, , 1%; • 1‘• r, . t ..4), Jt . t... 1.1 1` I_ . 1 'tn. .! I ti 1 , .t. . 1 9, y • 1 l. • , t I'. • , at um., ,1 Bacrt-t. , . At P•rin, ea the BOthinstal.:, tLa L.aiy of tieuter.:.s.t WOJr, Anis:ant A.ljutatit•Cuneral, 4 son. AS hid tut, ICnor•lou Cour:, Captait Hughes of a Lb-AO:tr. *lues;tvennigUt, Isanzky I:‘nr, the rat. Col• viile. a a :lAN : tx• I'n ay siutuglit. at.Stonehotuor, n r.r Plymqt!h. the L:. S; e? Cai tut.i AtuScaster, R.N. C B. of a. riLkh tit: • Ay it r.a.s. 14tAltitlr.1). Rey. Henry Hale, youngett son ni ‘t'at ,!.. Es of n.. - Walnen P. r:.., Hank, to Me 4ow..t:ty, .lAn o 4t:: u. - J• , re.q. Putteriage L'ury. T:tu Rc.v. it. a. Sl.utt:coorth, of Knutsfnrd, to Mild Brut:, •i N!,-.!ictiestrr. Key. C. iV. Smith, of St. Ctlt;‘, Norwich, LI Mist hor dere; ut Catton. Lat.li, the It v. E. Moorv./vt.A. of BrVflnilge Cnr.v., I'i Maria Ana littza, tally dauslttat of the lug Wo:. Urban 14-, LA. cf the Iblaud.of Obtolitigh _ —. _. --• ' PRICE OF 3.llkKa ON bsk lON A*9 l s'', Bank Stock,— I.org Anc4. 19 7.3 GC C a pr. O. I+.etl. 7s; If I India Pon.lv OG CE pr. 3por Ct. COOS. bIiUC Eta. liiih (94d.) b tope. -4 per Cent-Ali Core. for Ace. I -, .; t 5 ptr '1 Navy lories y Cieltes t':'' v 'lt --.---...—. Haiti WiCriiic moituuw A.O 1.0 N: Mottialg - 10 1 1 , 11 aPI 3 • A:tenure - • • • ... • • • k cureJ mht is : z.. + , ......• , • . . Chic. T:ri.sasbe.l.3r,