Star. — London, England, 1803-12-16 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLICiENCE.. MAILS THIS D , AIR. DUE. ARR. DIM. Dublin 1 z Hamburgh 1 0 Waterford o 1 Lzcwsrd Wands a 0 This morning arrived a Mail from the Leeward ISands,brought to Falmouth by the Lady Arabella packet, in 33 day& X.—Mind N. E. The Fisctreart frigate, with a fleet undcr convoy from Laon, is arrived oil Lvmington. PeIIZANCR, Dac. 13.—The Itssozotios tinter, Captain Siva IHa 'a, failed Litt night on a cruize.— This day the Pruifian galliot Johanna. Captain de Visa, mailer, with cnffee • fugar, &c. pan of the align of the French brig la Diana, prise to the Dot • wits cotter, RICHARD Jose, Efq. commander, for a foreign market —The Triton, from Briftol, Noazit cor. for Portfmouth ; the Barum, from Liverpool. LOCKS, for Plynr.uth, and the Hannah, of Lanes!: ter, Jonas, from Falmouth, with block tin, for Cardiff. Fatuous. re, Die. t 3. —Immediately on the arrival yellerday of his Maje*y's brig GOMM, of 18 guns. Captain Bass, the Captain landed from her, and Went off exprefs for London with difpatches, either from Spain or Portugal, Paid to be of a very important nature. When his Majelty's brig GANNET left Lif. bon, a war between this country and Spain was thought inevitable. The TovntstallND and %VaLsnio• Sum packets had arrived fide out : the former was expeEted to fail about the lath init. with the mails for England. Arrived this day the Levy Aaasatta packet, Poi TIOS • with mails from the Leeward Elands, laft from Tortola I the is gohe into quarantine : the Swedilh barque Freden, Captain Ks UTSDEN, in 54. days from Norfolk) with tobacco, for orders, and is in quaran• tine : alfo his Majeity't hoop of war NIMROD, and AfTIVI and gatiosa cutters, from a eruize. Sailed the American (hip Alexander, Captain Muss Kuria, from Norfolk, with tobacco for Lon don', On the sth inll.ll;unke, twenty leagues, (outh• weft of Scully, le Braave Ftench fhip privateer, of 12 guns, and another (late the King deorge packet, of this port) of eighteen guns, in company, which plun. dried Captain Kure of all the provifions they could find; they had been out Come time and had only captured one (hip and a brig ;—:he former was a Gu ineaman. Sailed alio the American fhip Kingllnn, Captain J. S , tobacco, for Dunkirk. This fhip was on Sunday !aft itruck with lightning, which knocked down eight men ana much injured he- mail. The fmell of tobacco and brimilone was afterwards fo Rrong in the hold, that the men could not gn be low. The wee did not receive any injury.-. The Portuguefe brig Volante, Captain Vint s lir de GA s trawca, with woollens, &e. from Havre, (lag from Portfmouth, where the had been detained by one of oar cruisers) with woollens, Ste. for Litton. The 'Prince Edward, Kar, from Plymouth. The (hip Pelican, Captain W. BROAD, which failed a few day* Gam for Smyrna, a few hours after the likeSterranean convoy had failed, has again returned, not being able to get upwith them. Palled this even ing for Rotterdam. the American fhip Governor Strong, Captain Ctaka, in 34 days, from Alexan dria, with 575 Wide tobacco : on the t ith intl. a few lasagnes weliward of Scilly, taw 23 fail, moil of which were of the line, Randing to the fonthward. Pafrengers by the LADY A AAAAA La packet, Lieu tenant Colonel PacßsanaM, Captains For, &ATTU, and BLacea; Melrrs. Beat, MaceaMata, and BRAD. anew. Wind Welk. PORTSMOUTH, Dac. 15.—LaR night arrived the Ploasos !loop of war, with feveral outward-bound Well India !hips, part of them are as follow : Alliance, Captain Wat.t.tan Rosso', bound to the Bay of Honduras; Provers, Faosv, Alfred, Roz aim, for Dominica; Ann, Kula, William Lufbing-- ton, Kircusa, Pierfons, CADIPBBiL, Henry Adding ton, Laccr, and Myrick, Poinn.r, for Jamaica ; Patri.)r, STRANKACII. for Antigua ; and Aligator, WILSON, Inr Barbadoes ; and Dominica, Mary Ann, Simon 'caviar, Men, and Norwell. DEAL, DEC. 15.—Sailed the HAR ry flnnp of war, on a eruize.—Remain in the Downs his Majefly's !hips R1113•0•1AaLF, VTRECHr, and MOVARC/I men of wsr; FURY bomb; EURYALUS, LEDA. CHAMPION, and Am AAAAA HE, frigates; CONFLtcr gun brig; SUIRREL, LYNX, DART, and PLUTO (loops of war; and the UNITED IClNcsnoses, Eal Indiaman. It came on yelletday to blow exceedingly hard from the S. E. Daring the night an Indiamau ran againe and carried away the bowfptit of the FURY bomb-reffel, Captain LANUIORD, then lying at an. chor in the Downs; by this accident the Fuer was Co much expored to the violence of the gale, that fhe loon after 101 l her fore and main malls : fcarcely any part of her remains but the hulk, but notwitheand ing her debilitated este, fhe rides tolerably well. A fhip, fuppofed to be an Indianian . is on fore on the fands, with no poffibility of getting off. Larrii, Dec. to.—On Thurfday morning railed from Leith Roads, la Chimers( frigate, Captain ADAMS. Yellerday arrived in Leith Roads the LT ItA. .LION frigate, Captain STRWART, from *cruise. GLIANOCII, Dac. 13.—The Elizabeth, lkl‘Ces. nos.; Peggy, Ca u rut Lz and Enterprise; Ca A HAM. failed yetterday to join the fleet at Cork ; and the following vcifcls, lifter ife for the fame convoy, have dropt down to the tail of the Bank. viz. Princes of Wales, C474P111L LL ; Trite Briton, I‘l•Doccazt.; Sir Ed a ard Pellew. Ana's P4lintoun. HAMILTON Magnet. EWIIIO l reackpe, Wu. 1 and Maria, JA. PROM THE LONDON GAZETTB, AT dIR ALI Y•OFFICF, Dl C. IS. -• ropy of Later from the Hon. WILLIAM CORNWALL/I, Aeatitil of the blur, &c. to Sir EvAN NEIMAN, Bart. dated of USIEIN. the loth inftaot. Sir—l have the honour to er.eloll, which you will be pleafed to communicate to the Lord Commit:l-ton ers of the Admiralty, a letter to me from Captain MAITLAND, of the Boatisc•A, giving an account of hug having captured, on the 24th of ha month, the French National lugger le Vautour, commanded by Monlieur Bodhi. Lieutenant de Vaifeau, who was charged with difpatches froth St. Domingo for France. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) w. His Majettra Sap Doable EA, et Sea, Nov. Sir—t have the honour to inform you, that lall night, Cape Finifierre bearing north earl, difiance eight leagues, his Majefly's lhip under my command captured the French stational logger le Vautour,l commanded by Monfieur Bum., Lieutenant de Vaiffeau, 43 days from St. Domingo, having a Conn miffaire de Marine on board charged with difpatches from General Racnassztau at Caps Francois. She' is a very fall failing vele', coppered, and pierced for Sateen guns, hart twelve fix pounders mounted, ten of which were thrown overboard in chafe, and ninety-11 two then on board. I hate. the honour to be, &c. (Signed) j. mairi,avo. ARRIVED* At Dunkirk, Hantario,Robins,froonVirglaia. At Qyebee,Teiefa, Murphy, from London; and Experiment. Scaly, from Jamaica.' At Havannah, Maria, Sunbury, from Africa. At Madras, Wal. pole. Sandeland. from London. At Hoylake, MOW Meyers, —, from Virginia. At Liverpool, Chriltian, Francis, fro n Africa; and Emily, Thompfon, from Riga. At Newcallle, Auf tin, from Archangel. At Seville, Cardagar, Joonfon, front Cork. At Africa, Ranger, C,ilEths; Aurora, Cbarnicy ; and Nile, —, from Liverpool. At Clycle, Hannah, Duggen, from Newfoundland. At Dublin, John Davis ; Abraham, Cohen ; and; Providence, Lomeli. from London. At Trinidad, Hamilton, Harrifon, from London; and Ranger, —, from Africa. At Bengal, Alathca, Roberts; and Triton, —. from London. At Quebec, William, Adams, from London. Off Harwich, Ganon*, Joonfon, from Peteriburgh. Off Loweitnff, Progrefs,Nucholfon, from Riga. At Hull, Minerva, Ball, from Charante. At Brinol, Juno, —, from Quebec. At Waterford, Pcrfewrance, Green, from New York; Mark, Thomas; James, Smith; and Union, Sedgwici, from London. The CHAkLOTTI, SCHRLDIN, from the Eaft In dies fi r London, is condemned and fold at Prince of Wales' Ifland. The CUMBERLAND EaR Indianan failed from Ma. dras on . the agth of June, arrived at Prince of Wales' Hand on the Bth of July, and was to fail for China on the aoth. "TBe ALRTNIA, ROBERTS, and TRITON, from London, are arrived at Bengal. A letter from Bourdeaux, of the zyth nit. Rates. that the privateers l'Egyptienne and l'Oncle Thomas of that place. had taken the Mercury and Rebecca. both of London, upon the'r homeward bound voyage ,from Jamaica, and fent them for the Canary Illands. ~The Minx has at length been got of the rocks, and is now in Dover harbour. She bah. as may be ex. peak!, received confiderakle injury, but it is thought that in the vitae of two or throe Weeks (he will be refitted for fervice. On Saturday laft, while a large fleet of light col. litrs were going into Sunderland harbour, with the wind at South. and a heavy lea, many of them, to the number of at leaft eighteen, were driven, by means of the heady (well. on the north fide of. the harbour. where they Initialled considerable damage. By their beating on the Theme in this lunation, and coming in contad with each other's rigging, feveral loft their malls and bowfprits, and the brig Aare* was totally dilmalled. The (loop William, of Sunderland. laden with pritatoeq and apples, was driven, on fhore behind the north I.ier, and it is feared will be a total wreck. The above Mips within the harbour were however all got off on Sunday morning's tide, except the brig Two Brothers, which remained there on TuefJay. The Aufpicious, BAREIIIt, from Bengal, has re- ceived damage, and loft anchor and cables in the Dowag. The United Kingdoms Fan Indiaman, in a heavy gale of wind. on Tburfday in the Downs, parteJ from her cables, and run athwart the FUR. T bomb, after which the Fuer pitched and carried away her howfprit, main and miten mans. —, C. P. Sommer, from Dantaie to Baradasa,las point* Copenhagen. leaky. The Loa; Await Emilia, Schmidt, from Stettin to Peter& burg, is ftranded. The Dam& thip Venikab, Beek, from Cadiz to Andaslan, Is carried Into Guernfey. The comets, Mundt, is takm by the Frenelt privateer k Chalker, Bleakasaa. The - ii;oge Jao &boon, Houma, has Petsetbors to Emboss, is kg oar helot_ it!caveo, The Denial ihip Minerva, Jangese, from Makes w Hasidosres, with leek, pat into Culls, Od. 24. The Welmetwde Yriendfcep. Hyatt, Crows Dwelt to Arniter dam with paid, is WA, wads all the crew, et the astraisce el the French Out. The Ceres, Captain Lee, from Newfoundland, bound to Lon don, Is captured by tin Bann Frank Flamer, when, after tak ing out them* and pasedoring tie alp, tbey funk her. The P spat:lent (Botany Bay dip) with female convidts on board, which failed under 0001.01 of the Palettes Boon from Peed. mouth, is put back there, baring loft her Worm-it, and reonved emfiderabk dump in • sak of wind tj leagues to the welt of Scilly. - , The Swift. Barnes, trans Undrapes a Newham, Is aft an the matt of Sufrez. COCEPIT, WHITINALL, Dsc. ts.—Before the bioß Noble and Right Honourable the Lords Com miffioners of Appeals in Prize Cade& The Aaron, Chaska Cern nialter(An appall fives the Wand at Mantferrat)—Thla Ihip,laden with a et maltase and dry goads, and defined therewith trees ss. Yattltoletasw to Guadeloupe, was captured on the 6th of NOWA= 1 by Ms Welles tnop et war !firm, E. Linde, ttti , and earned into hand of Manrferrat, where the did preeesdings wire intimated. Their Lerdflps In this eats refund the Ihip and cargn as claimed. he Carmekte, Joao Alb maacr—(An appeal frees jamaica.)-- This (hip, laden with a cargo of coffee, and booed therewith from Au: Cayes,in the lased of lie. Dosestogo,to Badmen. was captured on the s4th of Jansen , tacit, by his Majellee gelp war Tiiiphooe, John Davie, Efq Commander. and c ar r i e d kito 'Jamaica, and there duly proceeded againft as prize. "nick Lordthips afiirma the femme of. the Court below, namely, confikadon of property. The Mercury, James Yeardfley mailer, (an appeal Nato Haas fez)..—This was an American brig. la.!en with a cargo of tallow, Beim, and twins, and having a!'o on board a gawky of (prat sod ' irgoes of gold, all which arok from the (ales elan outward casge, which the 'cad had carried from Philadelphia, wan agitated es bar return voyage, ea the afith of November, slow, by his Ma jefly's fl.;p of war, America, jorepla Bingham, Efg. Commander, and c.ir fled Izi c ha rivd iu. Their Lo in this tale, rellored the Imp. cargo. and rpeele. at claimed, but the captors evokes in the Cowl below. The Lash, ss--s— Brown malter....Tide was a claim far • cer tain quantity of goods condemned in the Court below.—Tladr L. r reßored the fame 856d:tied The tatariette, -- IGsl maatr.—Thelt Loraips, IA Ma talc, ramrod die /sip hod curio at chimed. lAint.tstt.‘ eta, DEC - hart frad veryfevcre Weather for a week . pal'. ; and harticuTarly on Satur day lalt, when it blew a very villeat pie of windfrom the weaward, accompanied with fleet ; and after wards a very he.vy r3;11 fell.—A velicl, employed as a tender, was forced from her anchors in Ramfay- Bay, on Saturday, and appeared q this pert. on Sun day afternoon, firing fignal guns of diftrefs.—A boat went of to her, ina yetlerday, fhe fupplied with frail anchor and cables. Saturday fenrught, as Dr. Taylor, of Lockwood, near Huddersfield, and formed!. at 11'hi:worth, near Rochdale, was out with a hunting party, his hlrfe fuddenly darted off . into a gallop ; and not b e i ng abl e to flop him, he came to a bridge and inflantly leaped the battlerhents, when, melancholy to relate ! having about fifteen yards to fall, they were both dallied to pieces. A r ednefday morning the lion. Artillery Company were infpeaed by Lieutenant• Colonel HARNAGa, who was highly pleated with the manceuvres and appear ance of the regiment, particularly fo of the company of riflemen, which has lately been piiked from the line, and appeared in uniform for tile Mt time : their cloathing is dark green, and blact fill: worked in front, with black belts, black powder-horns, black feathers, and rifle-pieces, bronzed, forming altoge ther a fable appearance, but adapted for the purpole intended. The whole mufler was , 104 men under arms. The ill Loyal London, commanded by Lieutenant Colo.Biacu,sillembled on Wednefday morning in the Royal Exchange, completely equipped with great coats, haverfacks, &c. ; from whei,cc they marched to Clapham Common, where they had a grand field day, each man having previoufly fopplied himfelf with a day's provifion. They returned to town about fix o'clock in the evening, exhibiting the appearance of foldiers coming from a long march through a miry country ; which, indeed, could not be otherwife, from the Rate of the roads, and the unfavourable weather. Wednefday the Windfor and Clewer Volunteers were infpeded by Sir NATHANIEL Ducsristo, the Infpeaor of the Dittriel. They went through ;heir manceuvres highly to the fatistaßion of the General. Notwithitanding the rain fell very heavy about nine o'clock yelerdny mornin g, . Colonel J. Ponta's' KEwsiticrosi's Corps (the Tlind Regiment of Loyal London oltimeer,) made a very reipeetable mutter, and marched off, purfitatit to appointment, to fpend a day in the country in their military chandler.— They marched Irons Bitdewell Hofpital without any delay, coded Blackfriars Bridge, and went on to Clapham Common, where they had..a.field day and: than fight; the riflemen who are attached to the Corps, Inewed great alertnefs in the bulb fighting, and the Corps in general behaved in the moll fnldier. like manner. A fine large hare was flailed on the Common by their marching and c , untcr-marching, which excited a good deal of mirth, as there welt feveral boilers:en piefent who went in pus fuit of poor puts ; but, having no dogs, and bAdes that, bring motlly Cockney Sportfmen, they loon loft fight and were at fault, as they had no (cent. The Corps went through the mnft general manoeuvres of a fham bat tle on the Common, and then proceeded towards Putney. Between Wimbledon Common and P..tney, the Corps hilted for a few minutes, and the Colonel invited the Officers into his country honfe, where they had a little refteihment ; from thence they era fed by Putney bridge, and fo on to town If the diltance they run or marched in fkirmifhing, and the length of the circular condi they took in their courfe to and from the country, be added together, they may be fairly faid to have travelled near 25 miles from between 9 and to in the morning until about half pall 7 in the evening, and every man car vied, betides his t•; ial weight of arms and accoutre ments, a great coat, a haverfack and a canteen, with provifions for the day. Such a day's perfeverance as yefierday's mull be highly creditable to this already refpeetable Corps. The Caarsruar frigate, of 28 guns, is t rdered to be got ready to take out difpatches to Commodore Ilooth on the Leeward Maud Ration. The Queen's Royals were to have had a military excurfion to the country yederday ; but the great fall of rain and the heavinefs of the roads induced the Commandant to potipone the march, and only to have the Lieutenant Colonels of each battalion exer cife their men in the manoeuvres of the field in their refpeetive drill grounds. The IR battalion, Colonel Rosimsos, was exercifed behind their armoury, at Ranelagh Houle, and the ad battalion in the fields near Sloane.flreet. The Eleventh Regiment of the Army of Referve have marched into Sheernefs, and have relieved the Volunteers from duty, which they did with the great en credit to themfelves and to the honour and loyalty of the country : their behaviour, while in the garri fon, was fuch as infrared them refpeet and engem, their olFers of ferviee through their Major was volun tary, and when it was accepted they did their duty as foldiers. Mrs. WNlTilliaD prefented the Bedford Volun teers, of whom her hufband is Colonel, with an ele• gant pair of colours on Wednefday lall, on which occafion the addraed the Corps in a (bort but appro priate fpeech. • One of the privates belonging to the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards received yoo lathes, in the Birdcage Walk. &. James's Park, on Monday, for robbing une of his cumradcs in the file Wight, of a watch and fie thins. A Court Martial was on Monday held on board his Majefty's (loop BIAVIII, at Sbeernefs, when it proceeded to try James Malone, a feamin belonging to his tlajefty's CLYDS, for defertion. The Court was of opinion that the charge was proved, and fentenced the Paid James Malone to receive too kilns. The Court then proceeded to the trial of Mr. James Arno'', matter of the hoop BCM/tal i for dronkennefs and neglett of duty. The Court was of opinion, that the charges were proved, but only ad. judged him, in confequence of the exceeding goad charaller given him by the Captains with whom he had formerly failed, to be difunticd his prefect em ployment as Matter of the Scouac s. A few days fince as the fervant of a gentleman, at Brighton, was driving the hunfekeeper for an airing in a gig, he by fume accident overturned it near ry's Library, and with fo much violence, that F r ha rel gock uccafioned the fraqure of feveral of his own ribs, and one of the bookkeeper's ant& _ API' I.ICAME 7111?. - PRSIANT TIMES. THE worn : OF mai - rums THE FATHER OF Juoes MACCABEES TO HIS CMILORSIL thtltrOFC, !bac, be ye ze Jous for the laws and g:..e your lives for the cuvenan of your Fathers. C.,11 to remembrance what aas ur Fa , her.;dii in their Cale, fo flail ye receive gre .t honour, and an eve: - latling name. Fear not then the words of a inful man, for his glory (hall be dung and v..ortnc Today he (hall be lifted up. and to-ruorrovt, he (hall not be found, becaufe he :s returntd unto his dua, and his thought is come tv) nothing. Wherefore. my lons, be valia rand thew yourfAttes men in the behalf of the law, t• r by it th.dl you ob tain glory. BRIGHTON, DEC. 14. The PRINCI, yeflerday, loon after raid day, rode to the Barrack-, li;s Royal . 1 . - .igisnefs wis Istr fily• employed in impeeling the troop honks, and other ncecfrary matters relative to his Regiment, for feveral hours ; he returned not to the Pastilidn until fome time after twilight. The Brighton fleet r ill fhortiv be fully equipped to face the enemy. Forty boats, each carrying an eighteen pound carronade, and.ananned with the necetrary complement of the moll Ihrong and robaft of the fillermen, properly drilled and competent to the performance ref the talk they have fo chearfully undertaken, will have a vet f trmidable appearance. Enfign BURROWS, of the Suffix Militia, difplayed much accuracy of aim yeflerday, in clifcharging 24 ds from his fowling piece at an apple which he threw from his own hand, to decide a wager that be had made with Lieutenant Orro, of the fame regi. men% of a guinea a (hot that he failed not, nnder fu^h circumliances, of firiking the objea before it reached the ground. Of the 24 Rims, three only bad not the defired :fleet ; thus the Enfign, in tie end, was a gainer of eighteen guineas by the experimen tal (kill of the day. Much money, exclulively, was won and loft on the oceafion. A perfon of dillinetion at Copenhaj Gentlem in at Greenock : M. 80. to fend you an apology for delay' his Bret beaten the Northern Pn , mere inclined to attack them that pedition to England : a fhi rt Limo be ti well fOuniied Itiesolation." WISTKINSTID SCHOOL.-4011 T' Gent,lemen Of Wefinfinfier Schr " &Mid, " . Of Vseas4s. The follow : - Phsitia ••• Mr. ton Parnicaba - - Mr. I.a , Thai, • - - Mr. Mr Gaatho - Mre Lel Chzr, a . - Mr. L.` Tltrafis - Mr. Tv Pythias - Mr: Sail Cbrcmcs - - Mr, W. Doriaa Mr. T Virus - Mr. RI Sala • - - Mr. DA , Sophroas - Mr. Roo Ladies - - Mr. t.u• The audience was unufually dil rank and numbers. Among the tors there affembled were, the Di Duke of PORTLAND, the Archbd Dean of Chrift Church, Lord CNIIT BARON,' &c. &c. As fpecimens of elocution, the off with uncommon plaudits. The Prologue was admirably Vremon, a on of the Bifhop of t whole of the Dramatis Ptrfonn wi great accuracy and precif:on. The Epilogue, which is the cram matterly hand, breathes a fpirit of triotifm, without departing froth fpread, fn nice a veil over the pidun jag the colouring, it heightens the the bet feelings of an Englifhman, his own mind the pleafureof appl: Dt TCHLIY-House FISTIYI TIES.- lion of Lord Dictos, caUed -.Diu Orfordfbire, has been for lonic twat' of panegyric of every vifitant. attached to this beautiful feat induced rebuild the manfion in a fiyle more • new ilruanre policies ga infinity of elegance. Left week tt w:‘s opened warming, to which all the neighbonrii Gentry were invited ; and on Mot' ' gave a flilendid Ball and Supper dred and thirty failtionables. The to afemble at nine o'clock, and in n after the Ball was opened by the Mifs Dici.os and the Doke of t Doctors followed with the Dube About twenty couple went down In the fecond two lets were formed. was kept up with unabated fpirP when flipper was amounted, tw Gentlemen, who were no& of the diverfion of fox hunting &trim day. The (upper was arranged the library and dining-room ; one hundred and fifty, aid about took of the entertainment, which Nous one. It confined of the molt aid the choi:eft wines, (creed on China. The fruits confided of cherries, together with an abandon and pteierves. At one o'clock fated (except by a few) for the three o'clock the indfic coded, when tired. Amine the moll dillinguifised were all the Falsest Pasarss s the CHM I Mr. DILLON, Mr. Mrs. CoTTOIth &C• The Ball.romn of this noble manGon five, and is fsniesed with pilaften geld and bronze. with a variety the antique, fo tisfpofed as to be . appearance from the 'free of three deliers to doable the number of r The floor an the above erection ornamented, stgdee the direaket Mill Dawns. P I he failed not, nncfee t the objen before it (hots, throe only had e Enfign, in tie end, as by the experimen- iney, exclufively, was - penhagen writes to a BON/ItAllTf. 1'..4 1 •.-xt laying hi• vilit till he Pnv er, ; beinz much ban to hazard the et- ime will pre.vc Tnefday the young :hoot performed the' Charadera were At BYTT/I. . MACIWORTII. LONGLANDS. L.Vcallow. Suarnir. W. F. S. T.CIE.AvLit • RICRARDI. DAT. Roc - • LUTTPZLL. • " • diltinguilhed bock' * he illultrions dratke e . Duke of Yoaa,Abe 'hilltop of You, the rd CMIItINGTOII, the he performance went ;I f delivered by Mr. If Czezisza ; and ths were (imported *III col/apt:4(in. t of the 0104 rotas its fobjiet; . fig 4 ittnre,that, by (often- the aEet4. k excites an, while it leaves to plying them. 1 s.—.. The family man- - Ditcliley-Hiatife. in nonths pail-die theme The noble domains doted his Lordthip to note modern,_tle :y of refined fa opened C i th a honk ibourin Nobility . and fonder dg ,f)ttea.nn er to about 'Ole tithe: The cisittpem karats in *boot bakf.aeliour to Hen. and haeistifol f 0111LIAMS ; Mrs E. the de Moarrarsiee- . ra the Rrit ipiet out Thiddlitalles Witt until mid**, the great joy grebe f them fatigosd with during the preceding 4 with great , seille in covers were laid foe out that number pr- ick was a very !Inep- t mod delicate viands. on plate and :French of pines, gears, and science of forego finite :k the tables woe de- he Ball Room. About when the company re. bed perfonages the Marquis of Woa- 'varier, Col. Liseb manGon is eery anew afters and cornices of ay of ornaments front hate the moat brilliant three magnificent then- 0 of set glafs lofirenr•-• m ems eery feasibly NI of the ascelarithed ■ ad the PEW .21, mit by id he of 'as he 11.1- kr. tut be bt tr II; t. tit end Of 111). re►