Star. — London, England, 1817-06-24 00:00:00

Gentleman once entertained of his Noble Friend, who was then described as "My name's the Doctor—on the Berkshire hire, My father ping dl his patients—a wise man But I had heard of politics and loved To sit within the Commons House and get A place, and luck gave what my sire tlenle.V" Such was the stew which the Right Hun. Gentleman Lad once dr., wri of the Noble Secretary, and the 1-i; use had therefore to rijoice at his now altered tone.— He enireet.:d the House to pante and to consider be fore they cie.sented to the perpetratioo of a measure which was of the nature of that horaible inquisition whi c h kd in a main degree to the French Revolu tion, and which, it carried 1. - mg into practice in this country, niight destroy al; that was most valuable in oitr Constitu:ion.—( L'ear, hear.) The cry of now became general, and the Foirse divided. —Ayes,l,l7ti; Noes, 111; Maj. 165. White strangers were minded, the Lill was or Bernd :n t..: read h second time this day. The edier crders being disposed of, the House atlionrned. THE EVENING STALL ~--_ -- 1,0 N DON. Tutsi),Ny. JUNE 21, WIL , VMIII.•:•DAT..-.41.•11 1., at the Bank, Exchr, per, and sta 'nth FUNDS. 7HZ PRICZIN Ok LANK STOLE. 13".!‘k of 1 - Ht;' old ESSi 11a ,: .k of Irtl.:tv.l • 5;27 Bank tu: N:,.Gand 1,5 k„9l - 24.3 1130 • Ca.:,rerciat Us. k ut :no.1:,114 1%5 Last rig! , t the Bill for continuing the Suspension of .Le li.,Leas Corpus Act was, aftcr a very inte resting &Ante, read the first' time in the Commons. The number for the reading was iii, against it 1l 1. rrerr. all that transpired, we think it cannot be be lieved 1,.r a mument that Oliver bad any au:boric, - from his employers to do any thing that could excite disturbances ; but we think it cqua:ly clear, that the cleans he puriu;:d to diicuver the intentions of the disarfecmd, were calculated to effect, and could only prrduce the veiy evils which his employas wished to prevert. FRENCH, FLANDERS. AND DUTCH MAILS. Trench, Flanders and Dutch Papers, to the 22d inst. arrived this morning, but are estretnely Wizen of intAligence. The Anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo was cclairated at Brussels with great solemnity. Tla: joy of the occasion was, however, much damped by a diEurblnce which broke out in the market place, on the same day, on account of a rise in Vie price of previsions. The commotion is represented as laving been very-tri9ing, though it is not quite easy to se vritcile this with what is added—that in order to rrestrve the public peace, patrch.s of cavalry asi:t infantry. continued to traverse th: ler the...mu succeeding' days and nights. l'he dissolution of the States of Wurtemberg is said to have ban followed by the arrest, banishnient, end flight of some of the most prominent persons of the Opposition, and amongst (Alias, of Count Wm.- Dem, Messrs. VON MASSENLACII, SCROLL. DIMLY, FL.CHEM, &c. MASSLNUAC:I, WhO was chkt of tiir obnoxious, has taken refuge iu the territory of Hesse Darmstsdt. French Funds, .oth June-61. francs, 20 cents. AMERICAN PAPERS. New York Papers, to the firth ultimo, reached us V.is day. _ _ They speak in fl.tttering terms cf the Pernambuco M nkles, his Secretory, and suit ; and the Mercantile Alverther describes the Revolution at Pernambuco at exhibiting "a character of brilliancy far superior to ary thing which had Lefcre been seen in South America." 44 We further learn (says the same Paper) that be- 1 re the Potriotic Ambassador lelt Pernambuco all titles of Nc bility had been abolished ; he is, there. 1 , re, rot wlllirg, r.cr car. 1:e consca to assume the title of Excellency : Patrio:ic and Cern-pattietic, are the only titi.;s known at prearm. The Provincial Go ya:a:lens have t!etei mined to organize and maintain a rrgdlar army of 15,1iW) nien, which, in the pro. vi 4 if Teinarr.bnco alore, will be seconded by a weli s kegul t ate s a militia of 40,100. The pay and ra- , tioni4ate are most liberal that leave ever been known in any country." The ame paws state, that about the 224 of April the American Consul at Port au Prince, Mr. Twvnort, 1r..:1 st ck his flag and reigned his situation on ac count the cargo of an American brig having been sonde nrd by PETRA:4. What were . the grounds of this co demnatiovid have not learnt. By t sure aiurcc tve have the intelligence that t the Cantleso3n (or Inilependent) privatcersmcn are much incensed at the Haytian - Government in conse quence of their having condemned and sold several Spanish prizes .sentin by them. Their cruizers had, therefore, cl i f y r,lated and commenced hostilities against PiTION, andt7as understood they had already cap tured two or three schooners under the /hymn flag. The Duke of WELLINUTON will honour the Eng. lish Opera House with his presence, fur the first time, on Tuuisd:4y, previous to his leaving England, to see the Opera of Ihe Election, and if he Jealous ? 'l.s Grace will sit in the stage bus, ou fi6e Prince's nd the four adjoining bum* arc engage i for i'VA;'4IL lATELLIGE.NCE. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The Cmnpany's outward-bound ships GENERAL Haants and VAxst-.-rAnT put int , ) the Cape on the 31st March, and found there the LnWTHCR Cis me. l'hese three sliips were to proceed together on their voyage to Bombay on the sth April. A TIFNISIAN PRIVATEER Iti THE CATTEOAT. Eatraer of a Lever , chtzi Gletenburrls • inst. 17th in _ • " Cariair Variarrnost, of the Frederick, of : , torkliolm, sailed on Fricl-y. the ISO) init. from Stamen, s•res, this on the height of the Erse, an armed cutter hose in sight. and followed him as far as the Scaw. The !attar had a red fag, wi ti some thirg white upon it, which the former litlieved to be thr farm of a leg or an arm ; be conridered it to be a funisiau flag." Extract of a Letter, dated (lotto:1.11nel, 15th inst. " A Carthaiteniait Privateer is arrived in the Catti-gat—she has boarded a Swedish vessel which arrived here yont rdav, and the Master was informed, that the Privateer Wis, at.icmg a :lion the Prte•siabs, liantburgheis, dte. butt tint against the BitttA, Dt.tcli, Danish, Swedi?.ll, or Rtistian FALMOUTH, JUNE .21. Arrived his Majesty's ship Lre of <2O guns, Cap tain PAtiCOL j and the Ilitsn, ACTIVE, and Fox cut ters, from a cruize.—Sailed the Nocton packet, with a mail for Gibraltar and Malta.—The Venus Scuts- VILLE, from New York, in twenty-five days, passed ti•is port tn-day for London. She landed a bag of letters, ultith are forwarded to town by this day's mail.—The Francis Freeling packet, for the Leeward Islands is gone into the Roads. —Wiad N. DEAL, JUNE et Arrived and sailed for the River the Duckett&ld, SCOTT, and William Harris, H %ants, from Jamaica ; and the Urania, CASLIN, from St. Vincent's.—Came down firm the River and sailed, the Defence, for India ; Active, for Madeira and Jamaica; Ann and Norfolk, for the South Seas; British Tar, for Sierra Leone; and Rambler, for Tenerlffe.—The Guild ford did not arrive yesterday, which was stated by mistake.—Wind N.E. _ _ GRAVESFND, JUNE £3. Arrived the Matilda, Vint, froth Volgast ; Leeds, Standing. and Redbreast. Llev..hera, from Tonningen ; London packet. Watt, and Anil. laylor. from Riga; rctitannia, Sword, from stettin ; Altaa:or, fibher, from Norden; kegent, —, from Clona ; Lnrd Keith, ...—...., front ite l i,:aL Sailed the Neptune. Hut.ter, fur e.writfe ; Vittoria. Pus: n, for cad:z ; Prince's of Wales, Stewart, and out:g Tellei,e, for Calais ; Stag, Frost, ;or Petersburg:l; Vrake, Whaley, , or Rol& rdam ; rlerdes, Casmn, for Rouen; Diamond, I urner, and Hope, White, for Mare; and Margaret, Huglie,, for d•tin. CUSTOM HOL'SE, :UNE 9t. - - Stars ENTVPRI, IN‘vAIDA lMr 7n!.r,Newten, from Havre; .sarab. 1s alter, from Tonnin,en; Vrow. Fenregina, Brann, from .fin ster,lani ; Chalice, Plioter, ti 0.0 Antwerp ; Rebecca, Bar ney, from • the south' Seas; Jong?. V Mem, :cheipriau, from Embarn; Clsrhso., Rosa, tram Demara-s ; Henry, Forrester, treoi Me-gs.!ore ; and Hew y. Dewand, horn Amsterdam. Our NI A AD, •••:111C Two BrulLety Farrington, and Sir WO- Siam Currie, WIn6 , :IJ, for Calais; Noma, kt.wc, far Havre; Kerob'e, Powsr, tut Antwsrp ; Anna Dorothea, ,111cn, for Ma ! Licra; Cyprwi, Davisoo, for Psterst,urh; Hardlwt, for Baittruore P.:!perro,thichtriiitt, for Ouvril3Cl and hr•ey. We learn that three frigates are to be sent, with out delay, to the coast of tieuth America, to reinforce the small British armament already ire that quarter! witic4 c..rsiste at present of the Ammo:4, ;;S ; and He enclNTir, i.t V 6 stins, frigates. By the ship Venni arrives' at Guernsey, we have received accounts from Buenos Ayres to the 2.tith of March. They represent the Expedition over the Andes mountains to have been a much more critical effort than it was here understood to be. The Army employed on it coruprized nearly the whole force, which the Bit,nos Ayres Government could mutter, and will equipped at an expense, that had nearly ex fteua•.ed their treasury. Had it been defeated, its return over the mountains would have been it:times:, hle. The attempt being felt at Buenos Ayres to be the les: that could be made, an Anxiety approeching to fear was visible in the conduct of public men. and commerce nas Learly stagnant. The news front Chili restored all spit its; the Government resumed its con fidence, ar.d a great number of individuals embarked in speculations, from which highly profitable returns are expected, the old policy of the Spaniares having kept Chili destitute of European, as least, of British manufactures. At the.date of the last letter, no ac counts of the entrance of the Insurgent Army ►rto i'eru bad reached Buenos Ayres, but scarce;• a doubt was entertained, as to the entire rtleese of that pro w nee from Spanish dominion. Stich is the substance of throe accounts: others to the 15:h of the same month, received on Setertfay, state, that the Royalist Army was abandoning Pt. u, and had suffered a loss, of some hundreds of men taken prisoners and of seven pieces of catinun in its retreat. Several rich Spanish prizes bad reached Buenos Ayres, and the Portuguese had snEered ►ome losses near Monte Video. By later .edvices front Kin Janeiro it was already known that the Portue;teese isirny had been recalled. It probably dues net return, without con siderable disgust. . Letters from all parts of this country and of the Continent un i te in holding cut to us the'promise ot a plentiful ba:ver., and ot coinsort and comparative happiness to the dwellings of the hungry and dejec ted poor. The heat experienced in and round the metropeis duting the last three ci; s has not been equalled in in any manner IT the las: nine years. The mean temperature in London and Westmiliver has been 8:! and 81 in the shade, anl tzum ICS to 110 in- exposed situations. This is ell ternpera!tria -most usual at Calcutta. In the environs of London vegetation has, in consequence, put on a most luxuriant and pro mising appearance within the last week, and unless the heat and drought continue beyond a reasonable period, the crops will be excessive. We are sorry to add, however, that the last few days have Leen fatal in an unprezedented degree to t!!at usel ul an:anal the horse. Not less than twelve Foie machine horses, dropped, as it is termed, on Friday and Saturday, between Hyde Park-ccrner and Hounslow. This mcroing, as one of the Hackle). and Hotnerton Stags was coming to town, loaded istaide and out with passen b ert, the fore asietree broke just as it arrived in Norton kalgate, and we lament to say, the coachman was thrown front the box, and had his thigh frac:ured in a dreadful manner. lie conveyed to k..V11.1010m, Surgtoa, in Spitat.square. No blame what , evetwas attached to use unfortunate man, as he was driving at a very easy pace. AU the passengers escaped without injury. ti new and very pleasant ,little Opera, entitled My (lade, was performed far the lint time last night, AL the New English, Opera-House, with complete and most deserved success. The dialogue is good and sprightly, the music (composed by Mr. ADDISON) is very pleasing and effective, and the whole of the i pericraicts do ample justice to their respective parts. 2:17 IN7I7I.I.IGENCE. COURT OF KING':; BENCH, JUNE ss. TLC Y it... V. R. O. !Rill The &feta-int' was brought up fur judgment, having been eon victe.l of pubit•hing two libels, the one ayainst Lord Ellenbu rough and the other agains• Lord Castlereagh, the particulars of whirl, have already been put Istsxd. The Court sentenced 11:m far the first 1ib..l to tine months imprisonment, and for the se cond to atx months imprisonment ; the latter to commence at the c:xpiranon of the hornier. The defendant had no Counsel; he declared that be con►cienthwsly believed the imputation which he had c;ist on Lord Ellent•Jimigh ro be true; and said, if Ler! Castlereagh had at , t_rted what %It, reported to have fallen from him in the House t.t Commons, he thould ever, as a Gentleman, ar,d a in U of nice far:digs, treat Li:o with the contempt he &set vcd. I , :tOPMITION• Mr ifitVlS moved fur leave to flea criminal infermatlcn pt•liutt the 14 ev. Dr. lane, I :14:47h:trate r.f llerkrhire, for a wan ton opercs4on or. Mr. Humphrey, :worker Magwrrare of the C..uoty. 112 x. PI ump!:rey, who resided at Old Winl.or , had di , corered Jo old ~ir:.n loreAing hi% park paling, upon which took from lirr her bundle, coidaming th broken piece% of wood. tic! lith Nutt applied to or. lane, who granted a warrar:. a;„%untt Mr. lliouphrey for a felony ahil robbery. Upon hearing the ant was r Ant cd, Mr. Humphrey itecire:l rt.. de ri.dalit, Mr. Jane, to hear it, bat he 2 - r-fount—Rule rerim,d. Friday, Mr. Wir.t Was, the King's Messenger, and two of the Bow-street officers, arrived in London from Derby, with Jam.: Riskin and William CV in their custody, on charges of High Treason. .1 hey remained in custody at Bow-street till Saturday, wren they were taken to the Secretary of State's Office for the Home Department, when they under. went an examination before Viscount SinitOUTH, Viscount C.ViTLEkEMIII. the Law Officers, and Sir NATHANIEL CoNANT. There was aho a general ex amination of those in custody on charges of treason and seditious .practices. The two men who were brought iwm Leeds on IVednesday ley Mr. Eweas, the King's Messenger, and Lavender, the Bow.street officer, were examined ; as were the following, who were brought by Mr. Anima, the. Govrritor of the. House of Correction :—George Robinson, Rowland Hartle, James Rowen, Bradwell, J Imes Welstenholme, Wm. Welstenfinlme, Wels tenholme, orn Sheffield.—They were all remanded. From the Return which has just been made to Parliament of the number of persons now in contiqe meat in Great Britain, by warrant of either of the Secretaries of State, or cf Six Privy Councillors, detained under the provi..)ns of an Act, passed in the present Session of Parliament, for enabling his Majesty to secure and detain such persons as his Ma. jetty shall supect are against his person and Government, it appears that there are confined as fall Ons: At Reading, C—Tothill Fields Bti !IL well, !I —Horsemonret lane, I—Chelmsfot.l, 4—Gloucester, 2-11oute of Cotrettion, Anticline', I'3—Exeter, 9. In all 't.. The wife of the man about to be tried for Treason, on his third indictment, was lately de livered of her eighth child. A Gentleman in Edin- Marsh, hearing of the circumstance, rent a bank note fodlthe use of t h e untivtunate woman ; and expressed his willingness to send mote, it she remained in dittiess. At the High Court of Justiciary. at Edinburgh, on the' 11 th inst. Etenfzer Kn , ,x,tcnint of Crosslee, in Cie county of Selkirk. was found Guilty of having forged Bank of England Notes in his possession, and sentenced to transportation beyond seas for fourteen ye;.rs. It appeared that the prisoner had been very extensively rognged•in the traffic. A sumptuous public Breakfast was given at the Ordnance Office on the anniversary of the Bade of Wateplon, to all the principal Officers in the Artillery. Lord . 11ILIA;nnvs presided. The PhINCE Rsoatir, all the Royal Dukt-s, were invited, but ether engage ments prevented the.r attendance. Ciut;so ParirSTRIAS MA /Ca AGAILIVIT Tiaie•—•Earon, who started at half-past five ou Sunday afternoon to perform 80 miles Ist 24 successive hours, accomplished Lis arduous task yesterday afternoon at itu nit JJJJ res before fi ve s $U minutes under the given time: This, so soon after the late nia:4 of 2000 miles, Wl4 cumidsred a grit exploit, and a &vbs.:4ll)(km is to be set or foot fur him. CART AND 0119.111 consequence of the Cram! Mitch that was to have taaen pLicit between the above pugilistic h..torti bi.ing declined, it appears au the part of the latter, and who must be considered, Wier hiving: rubly conquered in ten i.rize to have seceded from the field of glory without .tettaciing °De s;hVe lserel front his cap—the Champipr. it p now devolve , , .15 a matter of course, on the Laticashi Clr tr. This atm.: boxer will be backed against tLe lie , h Champion, for 3C3, at :he ensuinj Carlisle Racet • . _ _ Pa:tert a Au n Sy ITAPN l)sa I . lA,by evea;ttz. F. raht-r and B. &t em zgr cid t• hit ,A hau.t.omo pur t., OA en bf the Pio 'thane Club, and ftaGrs of l at ro!nea.;,ou the t.'3,1 of that July, a fair SUII.I up fight, in a tWeist)-tiour fret loped tinf, 1101 r%- eeetling the of t`) 4.411 I OtiCIJ!•,, to meet on the ;r3ull.!VrtV the twt he and 0.. r ou the abort. day. Mr. .I.I.:KIaN to naan. the vla.-e. 'Enemy g,stin.34 are th-positt..l, and the ft 11 , 4irjer %At the aunt Wile lllaJr LOCd ttl a tortn:zio, Or the ticioatt to Le fork Itvd. Poi( l'SftiOllTl I RAC63. e arr nal 11 aces on Tue.day and Weeineklay bit (ewer Porte. do•cn Cisurst, war Attended by All the. r..pect..ble families of this tots!' o". 1 re:,,lite.:rhon.!. The wea , lier WAS delightfully flue, at:tithe Course ores In excellent order. F: as r l'own and Gaul:win Plate of .S !s. free for 311 terse!, osoLet! by Sub•ctibrre. Two Mile heats. Mr.Viniworth Lr. g. bhrksman, aced, 9.0 t. 1 5 1 Gen. Pewter's b. g. Corsair. aged, Sst. gib. 3 1 3 Capt. Dickhestm's hr. g. Colder, 5 yrs. 9se. nlb. 2 2 5 Mr. kusseh's b. h. Candover, 4 yr.. Bst. nth. s 3 2 Mr. cb. Otelia, test. 91b. 4 4 4 Major be. I.us le, a 4 ;ed sat. Mb. 6 6 6 Mr. White's b. in. Peppercorn, aged, Bst. 93). 7 Jr, Mr. karer's hr. m. by Ducephalus, 4 yr , . 2:it. 8 dr. ;1 Lc t::trs:!ce tuanry belonging to this plate, amounting to 28 ss es given to Corsair, ai the second best horse. Betting to 1 ::Se:. Csbl.:r, 3 to 1 asst. i\larkaxtan, 4 tot amt. Candneer, 4 to I a;!:. I.us• re, 5 to 1 age. Corsair, and Lich odds against the others. This was an excellent race, and won by a head. '1 be Sweepstake. of Sgs each (six subeci 'hers) with '2ogs added frran :be Coeiilut•. fund, fur all horses, two-mile heats, King's Ode welghts, was cot ran fur in consequence of then horses only been; entered._ SICOND be:v.—A Handicap Plate of £5O. for all horses named by Subscribers—two-mile heats. Mr. Winkworth's br. g. Marksman, a►ed, eat. 71b. - 1 1 Ges.eral Porter's br. h. Manly, 4 yrs. Ps:. :.11,. . 2 dr Mr. Bradley's b. m. Compton Lass, aged, Bst. - 3dr Mr. Allen's b. m. Miss Buckram, aged, Ist. 7lk. - 4 2 Marksman the favourite. A Sweepstakes of Sgs. each, with Logs, added by the Stewards, for all 'tortes not 'halves!: bred, 2 mile heats, llst. each, Major Harris's br. g. Lustre, received lOgs to draw. Captain Moore', b. ni. Rump - . - 1 1 Mr. Witikwortb's br. m. Amazon - - . S £ Mr. Pack's b. g. Harlequin - - - s 4 Mr. Rickett's ch. m. Queen of Tromps - - 4 3 This race was adastrably contested between Romp and Ama son, and canted considerable interest. Mr. Winkworth's mare the favourite at Ave to four. Both beats won by about a neck. 'the Stewards gave ten guineas to be run for by backs, then on the ground, not having been in training or ever started, which was won by a mare belonging to Mr. George Dockery, beathig five others In a very clever manner. The Ordinary on each day, at the Crown Inn, was excellent, and well attended; and the Ball, on the evening of the Ara day, at the New Reoms, in Green-rove, boasted all the fashion of the town and sr..iglib2u:host.l. coly,vr GARD.'?.V THEATRE. MR. t:'M2Lr'i r.127.wE1l The Tragedy of coritqanv: was acted evening, and Mr. liemrre foetvac..l a.. Marcius.—lt was announced to be his Lt:t Alice on the stage, and an ; - nrn...n,e and dience were c.mseqttently c1e7.7.1 ti e very cxtranr.:linary attraction of the: eve-..r.1g ita,•,l many irom braving the ertte-ne Tress:lle t:S.; anticipated, and the concourse et •necta!ore,, great, urns 116 t so eacrninns as 1117gla hare e.• pretended. 'Three r• - .ws of elezatitly dresse s ! e e. sons filed the orchestra, tl,e w'y le of h ta ing been takrn nearly A f‘,rti.iglit ; itn.l ether persons v.-etc accomoloc'sted he'.14,21!, e , c , restisrrnance t. , and aeict Leyore ;:ay C:ing, , he a. witnessed.. All the grand vi. thti •t. racter he mad in his veti beost stele , a:,d ::s - • r treat eann^t inegine4, mere sincete re,;:et not Le felt than vat TroveL by ali pre, -0., : • - fleeting alit sue', ttntneerd?.. tt t -•.:j .;-.. light them m, more. He L:;a, ra;an:;-.1e.'.7 thrLArghout ; and, e-her he te;l, th 7 type •t ::( ehretin p? fr.- in ail pa-'s et the and tcsra•o: beyond any iniag of oc 1 ~ ever Leforc n.i'nessed. At the end et the P:a7 Flac.,rtis %erre is various parts ot the i!0•1•4'.., inv:riSee--•• • . Well from Mr. KENIrALC • .•' •.. prevailed ns to the motives ef Oat:: 1 •: these priperS, AS it WAS Stip:4•Seil 114e7 •,; 1 t.. interdict him tro:a •:•• ; their real t.!‘ject Yr. KExitaat .o :;t:.;•!tt. t•;::. a.; .r t.:1.- tr4t was yet contintird, Ii:. sor.at cane still dressed as C2ri!,4,7::::, mote was rapturous applaus-. Exhausted by previous tat:gue 41,1 eer i ly by the feelings p:erfed .:pra Lira at t::,.t i , resting moment, the,ditEcuity ti ohtaiatng so large an assembly W 145 no Inconvehi-.:nr.!• :;as occasion, as it riltilred ali the t'th.: wntch •,:ok the audience to become Atter repeated etE,rts, he at i , -..nsta, ,:ce tectedly tremulous, sp , ?ke nearly t I.weles AND Gr. —1 Lae Zi): , L;tr cl .re rys ale the time. AI 6' ;V.', NG 1/11% profe.;ix.si 11C was here hum-nivel by ears —" No kairiv!"—" J\ - n :-:e times attentreu to proceed, Hut Wa*: tlthibl•! a bearing from the tunmlt nl itpLU f):).ktiOn p: Vallee in Ike The tre. Mr. It, wet 1w: 1 1 a:it:- red by them new masks of I:indne , .s. ..,erv: 1 1111111.1eS Wet! !LW he tn.ide .t :16.Y t. -. e.: :4 speak, and at Icniztb WAR `!earl t... " 1-4:.111.; .t \& GE:. :Li:MEW—I 2.11 I was utraid I tbould not Pave tbe f•nlit ec: :.-e ecrrros: to caplet: lt.v oli With 1 - 01711.. ,, i prat rir•y • :.c occuion, and had wis:.ed to settlulra... , inyser Ito n I . But I suffered myself to be per:zideJ, eat, if f. custom, a few words at parting wotel.l he ex:c. f-o (Applatese.)— invarialite k win whiz!' }Oil have ever treated me, from the first niz'At of my cont.',: fo: ward a. a ea &date tor public favour, down to ..ti plintol moment, wil ! , e rt.:1 . 1411y rentembeied with gratitude. Puck t..lef.t4 at I have been master of, have always cheerh.4l7 I.een everted in yellr ser• vice. V.L..ther uan actor in tile ear* .:Potied to me, rr .1 a lentriapr, it bat ever been my amle.oon to ad to and propriety of the Drtms, anit tn , :re eve:Lily to curt roy. self to eve effect oi the l'iat,ts of our el:vine Suaa cat e t.— (Applausr.)—On every t.ceasion I , .csiCe: toe at my s! udics, all my labours, Lae , • bran mt !e to by the cons:ant aprianse and approbiti,u with wird, wet L. • been pleased to reward them.—(A l plain.. )—Litelieet and Curie. man, 1 &mot Like my leave of you; and I now mutt tee!, ,e. tally bid you a long and unwilLnz—farewell.'. Thunders of rapturous applause, mixed with .alls that must have proved most gratifying to his ferlinr, responded to this speech. A wreath of laurel, sr companied by an elegantly embroidered satin sc:c.ll, was thrown on the st.ige. Mr. Kessatz bowed to a:1 parts of the House, and 'Kited wholly unattent:cd, except by the lervent plaudits and bratty goad 4): every perscin present. One of the servants of the Theatre catered to clew the stage, but the loud voice et disapprobatk: - . fc': I. ',le him to touch the laurel and its app-adages.— The Manager was called lor,*aud Mr. ra - 4cert mae.e his appearance obedient to the call. He took op tFr wreath and the satin, and, addressing the audience, said, he could only understand these to hart bee intended as a compliment to Mr. Kent!. it .: were their pleasure to depute him to present rte laurel to that Gentleman, they wculd impote him one of the most delightful tasks that it had ci,.t falkn to his lot to perform. The whole house having by their stcuts that they wished this to dere. Mr. rAiNcr:i silted the audience that in their name Lc %meld fort:. with present it to Mr. F_rs:et.t•. He retired emid-: the plaudits of the whole house, which were trttiaertl • renewed in hours of die great actor who fist; ;i: made his final bow. All felt that since tLe amtnic.. so interesting an exit had not b"e and seemed disposed to excla:in with fend rr a l ma er to his tc!rful i• farewelr— " hOU 1 <cPf 311 111 C Romans. 'Pre thee "%AI The curtain now eretr tip tor thy Polinlit of CerveNter. But the dal/10 1 1r .L. 4 f:tr its being let do.vn arin, that Mr. Fewer:. again deputed to thank the andiene, for tr.i. r d marl of respect to the Actor WitGllll they and to announce that the tithes pertormar c o'• • at an e4d. AlYTtit. AND `I'DDrN Dr Al'..—en "flea) . tehl , • Cummins, a respectable pertormer of the York. Ci.o. t• 4 acting the part of D-sfort, in the Tragedy of .'sat '.'k':, • • Leeds Theatre, he f:•11 dotrn on the and Lotar He had 11.:7t repeated (Le benediClM7 wori• Be witness for me, ye celestial Hosts, Such mercy, and mch pirflun Is my rod Accords to they, and hrg . or Heaven to sh• w - May such ine it rht crest bt tit' The performances immediately closed, sttef thssmrer-s •P; . •• • under fesHogs of the most painful kind. Mr. Csmr-.,- ' ; upwards of fifty years a me,;:ber of the York Ct tme.• ; L' - • diens, and was much revected aDti banes-4, n ' fellow.comed:ant, but by the inhabitanis of the t on's I perforer.ed• As a becoming tribute to his inrmsr?' 1. 1 •- • directed that the Iheatre should he dosed tin iVio:filay. MARRIED. At lArgrataft. the Ztil 411;11TIF,by tb.. Rev. r:.1.4.0 . 4.. ! George Whitt burre Lawrence, Esq. t.. JAYe dauthter of Use late Lfeute.ant..o4;vuel Wirtit, JI • LeLOO4/4 timed of a istibbshed by Lac al. lat.:. I , rtic a