Star. — London, England, 1803-09-08 00:00:00

THE SPIRIT OF BRITAIN. the following elegant lines are lo wdl lofted to the precut dream !lances, that we take the cornett opportunity of infecting them, and we bait no doubt that our Poetical Readers will join with am la expreffing a wiCh,that the Aut! , or will favour us with his tture correfpondence. Any communications from Co able a pcn Mb be highly acceptable. 1. fee, u in the days of old, • I3ritannia's warlike Spirit life; fee bins vigorous and bold : To arms I my gallant Sons !" he criet. • Defy the ravening power of France : " F-ier tkreaening and her guile defy : " Bold in you Ready ranks advance; " An on four righteous castle rcly. H. • With yoh no nod= can compare For freedom and for uprignt Uwe: • Ye know your rights, and knowing dare " Be yawn in yottr righteous carafe. Ye will, with ready heart and hand, • immediate to Innr films defeend : • Ye will, your rights, and native land, • Youi roofs and families defend. tit. " From every bill and dale around, a My Britons! heirs of endlefs fame! i hear your Martial clangor found; ▪ I hear, with joy your loud 'reliant. 0 My !military youth behold! ▪ Whom no dram tball difmay 0 How firm ! how refolute and bold! " How gratteftd to their bright array! IV. }owgrateful is the gallant youth, . 1 Whole heart with martial ardour gloWS+ W The champion of a nation's broth! Tit' mega, of our swoop and woes! * jig) him our ea:potations wait, _ _ . •' His dear, dear country's hope and ftsi, • A pillar In oar peerlefs Rate : In glory's crown a brilliant ray. V. • Now while the martial danger Cooed/, " And wide the waving banners dr. ▪ 'low eagerly Ids bocons bounds! " *bat ligbening laws ill Na eye! • Awake, ye toinftrels, wake tie lyre Pell let the mighty defeaet Sew. For him who breathee beide he; • And hark Mabee se the VI. 0 A gentle breath pervades the Ity ° And fah the been of defeat day I 1 Wm it a maiden's tender alb t " Her mains biloretes deviy ray ? N Cede, gestis maiden, tate td enoard " Ltt no dorm your baton 'bait : h Soon will the valiant youth term, Viaiodate, to your faithful love, VII. Cio forth, my Itllsat fool ! and fare " Your country, from a crud foe i a The rage Of bloody cattail brave; Add lay the proud appreffor low. Defpile kb main: trona his wiles I * And lay hint fpondog in the doll ! Tor He on yoor adotwar foga : To Hearty for desdy fulmar troll !* The late Doan of Bsoroati—Lwas very far from being, as Come party writers have reprefented him, dead to the fettle of religion. A Quirt time before his death he attended the Sacrament; accompanied by pie of his brothers, and no man was more Cerupu lons and emit than he was in the moral and religious tondo& of his dontefties and dependants. We believe that ode of the molt violent ealnmniatorsofthe Duke's eharaEta• bas no* ikons redone for *lilting tb recant his nareprefentations. That writer may, if he is difpofed, enndeinn his Crave for his oppofitiob to Mr. Pitv's hieafures and principles. The who). countu may now difpaffi on ately judge between them. The abufe of the cha. rader of a man, who is called to a higher tribunal, is villainous, and 'hews • a mod pitiful ambition in the fool that ufes it. Txa Naw RRCIIPT Tat:—The new Tax upon this fabjett Rates, that after Ottober rBo3, the pre. fent Stamp Duties on Receipts that! ceafe, except as to fines or forfeitures ptevioully incurred, and the following Duties mall be paid, vii. a. A et and ender tot. o s root and ender soot s o EL and wale std. o 4 soot soil under yooL s o sad Meer set o soot tad upwards s 0 sot end cadet toot. t The above Rates and Duties (hall be paid by the perfons giving fuch Receipts, except in cafe of debts due to his Majeay, in which cafe the Duty (hall be payable by the perfon in whole behalf the hme Is re quired.—S. a. Every Receipt, Difcharge, Acquittance, Note, Me. moranduin. or Writing whatever, given to any per fon tomb payment of money, which than in any way Agnify and denote any general acknowledgment of any debt, claim, account, or demand, being paid, fettled, received, accounted for, difcharged, balanted, uttered, or fatisfied, or whereby any Tom of money therein mentioned than be acknowledged to be in fnll, or in difcharge or fatisfattion of any loch debts, claims, or demands, whether figned or not, mall be taken to be a Receipt for soo h and upwards, and liable to the Stamp Doty of - ss. and ualefs each Re ceipt, he. (hall be upon loch Stamp, it mall not be received in evidence in any Court, either of Law or Equity.—S. 3. All Receipts lhall be upon the proper Stamps re qnired by this AR, and the perfnns giving fuch Re ceipts are liable to pay the Duty ; but the perfon re quiting the Receipt may provide the Stamp, and de mand payment of the Duty ; and the perfon giving the Receipt that pay it, on penalty of sod.—S. 4.5. No Receipt to be given is evidence, Weis Ramped with the proper &amp.-8. 6. Perron% having former Receipt Stamps may have others in lien thereof, within fix months after OR. rBo3, on paying the additional Duty ; and ":amps under the former Aas may be ufed, if of the %One required by this Att.—S. y. 8. Receipts exempted from Duties under former Atis ',) continue exempted in this; and all powers and F r,vifinne of farmer Aas are extended so this.- ic, la. NAUTICAL YNTELLICENCe MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND S. S. W. ARIL. Del. Alt. ZWII. Dublin z o Hainborgh 0 3 Watorfbrd z 0 Li!boo o 0 PENZANCR, Stwitarapit s.—. Arrived the Reviere, Cooper, from London, with fundries for this place. The GANNIIT ffoop of war, Captain Ross, came in the tit instant, from a cruize, and remains. PLvraotrrn, Sm. 6.—Came in the French brig l'Anne Marie, from Newfoundland, bound to Havre de Grace, laden with fifh and oil, taken the Bth ult. by his Majefty's fhip NAIAD, of 38 guns, Captain WALLIS 2 the NAIAD is alfo arrived—The Isms amiss, of 38 guns, Captain Hormaps, from the eallward; and the Comqyzaot, of 74, guns, from the Channel Fleet.—Sailed the It 4 peat a USE on a cruize ; and a fleet to the eallward, under convoy of an armed brig. PORTSMOUTH* SIM 7. Sailed the REVOLTS- TioNAnte frigate, on a cruize.—Wind South. DIAL, SIFT. 7.—Sailed the Pac•sirs frigate, with French prifoners for Lynn ; ImmoirraLirs frigate, SULPHUR bomb, JaLoust and Ran c Ea (loops of war, on a cruize.—Wind E. N. E. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAIMSIND, SEPT. 7. —Paged by the Providence, —, and Induftry, Robertfon, from Dublin ; Carr, Calvert, front Wilroing too; Neptune, Davidfon, and the Eagle, Whitworth. from &Raft —Sailed the Diana, Britton, for Malta; Gibraltar, Craige, for Gibraltar; Diana, Wood, for Peteriburgh ; Lelfe, Dirks, for Toonhigen; Vmw Antle, Amy, far Embden; Hibernia, Coughey, and Logan, Connell, for Bella& ARRIVID—Off Dover, the New Draper, Hull, from Dublin— , At Brant, Lewis Williams, Hughes. from Philadelphia.—At Li verpool, Betfcy, Thompfon, from Q s oen et and Scipio. Couplaki, from Petarfburgh.—At Galway, Robert, Andrews, from Jamaica. At, Oporto, Blohm, Trea; and Metife, Rennet, from Hull; Har away, Warrington. from &Riot ; Thames, Todd; Ranger, Luifta man; and Efdaile, Cobham, from London —At Dominica, Mar garet. Young, from Africa.-. 01 Damn ra ,Thogras , Martin,from Africa. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The Albion, Belliqueax, Direttor, Harpy, 14lexibk, Lion, Merlin, NalTali, l'Efpiegla, Ruld. Rolutil, Ramillies, and Re union, for the capture of the Angl!!inc, and recapture of the Nelly, will be paid en Wedndday the tath Intl. at No. 3, Salton'-Hail court, Cannon-street. To the Dimwit.: for the capture of the Swediftt (hip Fortuna, a diltribotka will be made Oo Friday neat, the 9th inft. at No. 11, Clement's Inn. To thehired cutter Qp , eenboroorb, for the capture of the fhlp Daphne, a diftribution wen be made at the fame time and place. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.. Lleatenanti MoallT to the Stork. Lieutenant . SAMPSON Albstroa. Lieutenant . Enwaans UlyiSea. Lieutenant W. ELDIAINGB Aglneoart. Lieutenant W. CNALTRON ZCILIOd. Mr. M Hawata i• appointed Parfet of the Rekdatlon. of /4 gam, at Chatham. Monday Mr. Joan BAIA; RION, jun. was appoint ed mailer and commander of the (hip Fences AnoL. which Is to be employed as a packet between Falmouth, the Well Indies, and North America. His hfaielWe hips the Aquilon and St. Viargaretta, 0136 guns, MU in with the Bretagne French nun of war, of 74 guns, left coming out of St Deader, on the soth day of July tilt; and, after a Mart engapaeemt , captured bet, and anted her into Port Royal, the etjaansies. The capture is vahted at 74,000 L The Bagliik had only fear kilisd, and wounded, an bowl both MOM; add of the French twenty-eight were killed, and BItT woundeL The Benjamin, Collie, flop blewfosodlisd, has been taken by four row galleys, and suited tato Tenerdre, where the crew are in prtfon, and guarded by epaulet fuldkra. There were (even pries teas lying at Tenerife, dt of which arc large row galleys, and ow (chooser. His Pdajelly's up Watley has averred and rent into St. Kitts a large rand' Gaop, la Tenth, with tt6 naves front LianisL The Hornet iloop of war boa test into St. Vincent a French brig, with zoo troops, from DOokirt, bound to Tobago, out 56 dap. His MOlife nip broke sod Netky haveeaptured and fort into St. Virteatt the French brig la Fok; cargo laid to be ,cry valuable. His Majetty's fhip Cayenne has captured and fait into St. Vincent the French brig Sophia (Guinearnan), taken to vriodward of Martinique. A Fteltil prtaateer mitered ea the 3d of July, ht light d St. Kitts, a large febooaar, fapporeel to be the Lady Laringteo, Go• vellum khoooer. The hip MOIR, Plot!Ups, after completing her landing at St• Etta for Brittul, fprung a leak, and went to the Salt Ponds to be examined and repaired, early to June. His Majefty's Odp Emerald has rent Into Amiga* five Preach viz. La &Wre, I• 'Always, with flaws Rem Africa; Is fP em, l'Enfant,Vrodlps, tad a Bopp, name unknown, between the oath June and loth July. It was foppokd at Antigua that the convoy fir Parape wadi leave that Wand about stab July. lite Moo bees. Ittolimns, Woad to Leedom, is base et Donala. Tim Osinmace, of Bosnian, feel Africa, is taken and cu rled intliDomiaica. The Traafa, --, from Seacgal. for Martinique, is takes aid carried into St. Litt's. The Wilms, Gardeter..from Qrbee t. Greenedr la 33 days, Rel iajotio, Mitt with a Freach and a bet ow the tsth att. Ia lat. 48. long. 47. both prises to his 's .4 Ida: they were then Retries far Idetefeandbad : the ---, of Pock, booed to Bride', failed the fake day with the who fall la with her again oa the mit alt. off Cape Ray, Newfavadleatd. Yefterday a Court of Directors was held at the Eaft India Houfe, when Captain THOMAS Balum was fworn into the command of the Company's flip ADMIRAL Huo us, which was ordered to be got ready for fen —Captain WSLLSTIAD, oldie Eur Una re s, took leave.—Tbe Court adjourned at fit o'clock till this day. The Cann Clore (hip, Captain ATSCOUGH, with Commirioners StiaLiaa and Lamy, for Jamaica and Antigu, will fail in a few days. A Leeward Ifland fleet may firmly be eirpealed to arrive. The (hips which compote it were appointed to rendezvous at St. Kitt's and Tortola againft the ill of Ansoft, where a convoy would be waitiog for them, which would fail Immediately. - - -- - The French !Sands of St. Peter's and Miquelon, have been captured, with (even fail of merchantmen, two of the Sups loaded with fins and oil for France, by an expedition coanpofed of the inhabitants of New foundland. _ _ Private letters received by the Company's Blip the Fame. from Bencoolen. mention the amval there of the blip Sofas, Captain Toupin/Lt. The Sufan was on the point of failing for Batavia. Markets low on the Weft Coaß of Sumatra. and the navigation in felled with piratical prows. A boat belonging to a Gentleman at Bencoolen had been captured by thefe robbers, with good, on board to the amount of 40,000 dollars. ILRIGHTON, SEPT. 6. A number of the Proclamations of Government, French and Englifh, have. been polled all about this town :ince Monday, warning the French Citizens to immediate departure. Many who were previuufly here are in confequence gone, and I fufpea they came hither for no good porpofe. The Militia Regiments here ate advancing with fm girlar proficiency in their difcipline; they have been for fame weeks pall drilled three times a day; and it is in contemplation, i.nmediately after the return of his ROYAL HIGHNESS from Goodwood, where he goes on Saturday, to exercife them farther in field feryiee, by breaking up their encampment here, and frequently changing (iterations upon the adjacent downs. This will afford much variety in mtlitary movements—the approach of the equinox mull fpee dily force them into winter quarters. There will be a Prong force here for the winter, as well as at the neighbouring villages on and near the coaft. This da♦ has afforded little indeed for cnriofity. Even the Steine has been thinned of. half its wonted corps of Saunterers, by the war againg the Partridges, which rages on the neighbouring hills. All the Po nies is Brighton have been put into requilition by the Sportfmen ;—the circulating gunneries, of which there are not a few in Brighton, have been emptied of their fowling i)ieces. The powder and fbot flocks are con. fiderahiy abov,! par ; and nearly half the Officers in camp have volunteered their fervices againil the moll harmlefs race f Inhabitants in Suffex—thofe of the feathered family. Nothing on the wing efcapes, from a Titlark to a Raven. The projea for a Macquerade at the Grove here, on I'hurfday next, is changed for a pnblic Breakfall and Concert in the morning, and an evening Concert with Fireworks. Laft Saturday the Tragedy of lifaclrt6 and the Farce of High Life Below Seal% were performed at the Theatre Royal. Liverpool, by Officers of the Navy, Army, and Gentlemen of that City, for the benefit of the Patriotic Fund, now railing at Lloyd's. A prologue written for the occafion by an anony mous author, was fpoken by Capt. CoLuz . ) ITT, of the Firft Regiment of Guards. The following whimfieal note was lately fent by a well known wag in anfwer to a Banker's application to him for the payment of an old debt— . Dtaa Bia—l ant fotry to And from your note, that you want money as well at liver ; but I :Cure you that, if Teo wanted as much, you would be unable to pay soy. Such is the ftate of your old friend, &c." Ye(lerday the Quarterly Tea Ale at the Eaf India Houfe was to have commenced, but a difpute having arifen refpeaing the determination of the Eaft India Company to take off the pound draft on each chell, the only remaining allowance left to the trade, the buyers determined to adjourn and not bid, and have appointed a Committee to make a ffrong remon (trance to the Court of Ditedors on the fobjea. On Monday Barnet Fair commenced t there was a fine (hew of cattle, though the greater part was bought up by the agents of Government for the fup ply of the Navy. The boric fair was equally well Rocked ; many excellent troop honks were fold, the focialation of dealers being chiefly direeted that way. The Races which formerly made part of this annual feftival, have of late years been difeontinued, on account of the many accidents which invariably took place. About hair pall eleven o'clock on Monday night, a very fplendid Meteor was obferved, which enlight ened the whole atmolphere, and appeared to burn nearly over the town of Bury, making a noife like the goingoi of a rocket, after which it gradually appeared in a long xis-sag direetion. Although the moon (hone very bright, the circa was neverthalefi awfully grand, as it re ge4ed numerous di ft ima colours. The following is a copy of the fentence of the Court Martial, which lately fat on Capt. Bartow, at Ply mduth, and which his Majefty has been pleated to approve of :--g• The Court confider it a duty they owe the ferrice, and juice to the prifonet,moft hum. bly to fubmit to his Majefty, that it appears to them that Capt. Beasow's conduft, on the cleareft gation, has been Ramped whit evident marks of the 'Wasik integrity; and that the charge preferred againft him is groundlefs ; they do therefore molt honourably acquit Capt. Bit sow, of :he t ft, or King's Dragoon Guards, of all and every part thereof." The following Ladies and Gentlemen were paffen. gets on board the Eat India Company's !hip the Culland's Grove, lately captured in the Channel by 1 the French : Mrs. Colonel *hams. Mrs. Omit!, Staunton Mrs Clark; Captain G. H. Me, of the lath Regiment of Sepoys,Mr. bat Clarke, Matter Samuel zed MICa Mary Thornton. Milt Me phis 'abalone, Mira Mary Angus Staunton, MIL Mary Aare lrwila, Marfa Charlotte, Sr** on Mary Clarke, and Mater Join Luca& In noticing this article. a Correfpondent requefts us to mention a curious fad, which he afrures to he ,can fully fubfbantiatet—To Lieutenant Col. List.s, who happened loon after the capture of the CuHanes Grove, to be on the frontiers of France. the EngMk Ladies are indebted for their liberty. The Colonel, croffing in a boat from a Miring village near Bay onne, at the extremiti of the Bay of Bifcay, to the harbour of Paige. near St. Seballian, he dircovered, that in one of the two Britith (hips which had jua been brought in there, fevers! ladies and children were in the lilt of captives. The Lieutenant Co lonel, with commendable gallantry, induced the COM miltkire Ordonnateur to lulpend his orders for fend ing the ladies, children, fervants, &c. into the inte rior of France, till the fentiments of Gen. de Sc. Cyr, were known on the &Ned of Lieutenant Colonel List.a's reprefentation. Six days eLipfed before the anfwer of the French General, which was at left de clared as follows, addrefed. to the Commilaire Or donnateur .. Ladies and children cannot, on tida °colon, be deemed pti loners of war: you will therefore forthwith deliver the paroles of thet ileteriptloo, and !heir hopper, empt?rrl by la Blonde Cedar, . . to that Litlowlto has re wirlis;. 1 4 Watt ted blmtelf for kA cosatrymas." Having thus fucceeded, the Colonel freighted, the very fame day, a Danilh galliot, in bellail at St. Se heftiest, to carry the ladies and children to England. After a very agreeable voyage. they landed fairly on the W Wand of An and it i s with much pleafure we learn, that fiveral of thane arrived yefterday in Leadori o to the great joy of their friends. SPORMG lATELLGENCL Some days ago, the following bet of too gtnineas was dc:ided at \Vatton, between Mr. T. MANNIMG.OI Colvelone. and Mr. J. G. Wyss, of Downham Mar. ket t Mr. Wlfelt engaged to carry a to•flone tack r.t• :our one mile without laying it down, or any affiance to refl, which he rerformed on the turnpike road in 3o minutes, and ran with it feveral yards after he had won the bet before he laid it down. Mr MASKING gave Mr. Wye's 20 guineas to make the bet. On Monday afternoon a vaft concourfe of perfons a trembled in the Long Walk leading to the Great Park at ‘Vindfor, to witnefs a race between Bolton and Holder, two privates in the Staffordfhire militia , who made a bet fora race of 120 yards, on which confiderable fums were depending. Col. Soren, and feveral perfons of note, were prefent ; the bets, at Ratting. Were greatly in favour of Holder, who is a tailor, had often run before, and had not been beaten. For the fira tfo yards he kept the lead; but Bolton havinl gained his (peed, paid him, and came in nbout two yards before Holder. The v,Qr•r, Bolton. is a potter by trade. After the race, he publicly challenged any man in England to run too yards. EGPIAId RACES. SEPTEMBER 6. The Magna Charm Stakes of 25gs. each. I.d Grofvener's b. e. Baron Bull, by Juhn Bull I Mr. euveutry's cit. f. Laura - - 2 Mr. Sutton's b. f. by Driver - . 3 Even betting on Laura. Mr. David's b. c. Carlific, by Stride,, 4 years old, Kt. Isib. beat Mr. Branthwayt's b. c. Venture, tbrec years old, 711. 31b. two miles, sogs.-7 to 4, and 2 to I, on Car!ilk. Fifty Pounds for all ages.—Four mile heats. Mr. Matter's ch. f. Enchantrefs. by. Volunteer, 3 Ira I 2 II Mr. 11y.1.f, h. b. Bufbridge, 6 yrs old, Bft. :rib. 4 4 2 Mr. Dorand's b. h. Jack Chance, 5 yrs (fell Lame) a z dr Mr. I)4vi.re b c. Carldle, syr old, 72 Sib. 3 3 dt Jack ,Cbance the favourite. CHESTERFIELD RACES, WEDNESDAY. AUG. 31. scl. given by his Grace the Duke of Devonthire. Mr. Al itinfon's b. g. Ling Cropper, s yn old - - r Mr. Wentworth's th. h. joreph, 4 yrs old - - a Mr. CoWton's b. f. (filter to Swallow), 3 yrs eld - 3 Mr. Sitwelrs b. g. Dart, ditto - - 4 Mr. Harris's b. e. Laudanum, ditto Same day, a Gold Cup, by Subfcribers of y gs . each. Mr. Mattes bl b. Pilgrim. 6 yrs old . - - Mr. Gleffees b. f. Rini, ditto • - - Mr. shivers b. Is. Fialdfare, 5 yrs old . . Mr. Rode's b. h. by Fortitude. 4 rs ad - . TItURSDILY, SEPT. t--Fifty Pounds for all ages. Mr. Denham's b. b. True Blue, by Wakia . . c 4 Mr. Acker's b. L Handmaid, 3 Pi * l4 - - a dr. Mr. SitwcU'a b. h. Fieldfare, s yrs old - - - 3 a Mr. Harris's b. b. ortnficisk, 4 ',ls old - - 4 3 Mr. Bagihaw's b. h. aged, Oft. 51b. beat Mr. Hun's b. m. 4 yrs old, 61t...51b. yogi. two miles. Sweepttakes of aogs. each. Two miles. Mr. Bradawl?. brown pansy - . . g Mr. Walla's grey peen - • - - - • Mr. Lauda"' dun prey - /I Mr. Baiebilw s pony beat Mr. Shuttleworth's gm/ pony. Half a Mile.—sogs. READING RACES, THURSDAY. SEA'. t. Mr. Ladbrook's eb. m. Mariana' - - a a Mr. Hyde's b. Is. Dulheiggc, lam Skyrocket - s a Mr. Pain's Sony, by Roeloinghwa l 4 e rs . 3 4 Mr Prime's b. g. Heat of Oak, • 4 3 Mr. Howdlirs b. g. Creeper, by Clarissa. aped - • 6 4 Mr. Fawley% b. h. Tan Sballston, by *Mk. Slb 7 * High T. Cove ntry's gr. f, Jamey Sylmar, by Damao * S - 4 emnS On Sunday September the 4th was y rung at the Old Church, Macclesfield, by the ' of that Church, Holt's Peal of Grand(ire T confifiing of 5040 Changes. This is the firft peal ever rung sr attempted by this Society, which is a cafe rather fingular. The above peal was completed angle handed, in three hours and tea otinoteL We learn that the Magiftratts of Li►erpool will not renew any licence to the innkeepers of public bottles or inns who vend raw drams. Moft of the farmers in the Weald eardlallis cele brated harveft home in the eourfe aFial trek and more abundant crops of all forts aim* lbsaking generally, were never known. Peak sad beam, exiing to the long-continued dry weather, are rather defteissit of produce. The bop picking in the neighbotshoosl of Canter bury commenced on Monday, and is melba to be general before the week is out. The hope appear to be of an extraordinary fine quality. The prices are low—in bags 4 cos. to ¢.—in pockets 5L to 51. 51. The licences of a number of public-houfes in the vicinity of Drury-lane and St. Giles's have bees fist Fended. One general rule in thole Negates is, that none D Wel whole tap roams art !hall be not in the front of the hon Fe. ' This day the prifoners, who fiend twitted eel charges of felony, were removed ken the Illiwerall gaols in the cky'of London and costs/ of liliddisfaa to Nessgate t preparatory to their trials at the eallsitig farms, which cosameace on Werhserstey ant, do 4th ;amt. Monday morning the malt-herafe at Stratford, was difeovered to be oa Are t aad no ethanol affißance being at band. k berm Ida gkei. violence, that in a &ort time the whole of shah oohs. able ;of:mites were delhoyed, together with the olfs. me, outhoufes, &c. We uodetliand a quantity of bops were entirely essfsitsi ver glC unfortunate accident. --- Mrs Woos:man (mother of Mrs.'"Arn i t a it i k e k. and who& unfortunate fate has beta the ei aniverfal lamentation) was origiasily inarodseiad to the notice of the public as a gager, by the eelebrsited Dr. Ames, to whom lbe was a pupil above thirty years Lace. She appeared at Covent.Oardea Theo• tie in the part of is cash and was a competitor with the celebrated DM Dater. after wards Mr.. Piero. Her name was then Smelts, and the was better known by the appellation of Bari Spicer, being uncommonly elegant in her diets and pertca : the afterwards fanogg at Mary.la-Bourse Gar. dens. where the received additieoal inaration from the late Dr. Attunes, aid thence went to Ireland. where the became defereedly a great favourite. and continued on the Dublin fiage for many years. Bbe married a Gentleman named SMITH , by wham the had the prefent Mr. Armes.. After his deceafe the married a Mr. Wootiwan, from whom, on account of fome difsgreemenr. the was divorced. The latter pert of her life the retitled entirely with her dant/ter. to whom the was much attached, and who is inconfole. able for her lots. Her 'mains were a/o'nd to the grave yetterilay. es 3/ 1 L's ws 'ell ro- ap . fc rs of 1 the mud : sad then IS :-- :C1 to oatt nt by es as n OT., Di, are l and litary Ra. ch a :rvice )as re* c CAT t town