The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-19 00:00:00

BAGLISII OPERA-HOUSE. On S..turday night was redrewd a piece entitled "One, Ttee,Three, Foer. Fine," which title Is ty. picot of so many treasforsostions performed by a young Gentlrene nam ed Hacvs, who has already been before the Pubic at Drery-lane sod the Han ay market. The piece written for the occasion, d is of course, too mecbsuical is its composition to bear criticism. An old mau advertises fora husband for his &ashler; she informs her lover of the plan, and he immediately offers himself under the above variety of characters, In order to deter the old Gentleman from holding to it ; he, therefore, assumes these characters which are the hew calculated to satisfy him I. enforcieg it. Ile is announced first, as Sir Peter Tectle, in which be mimics FARRIS; then as Dr. Moduli, in which he ewe successfully imitate, Meuse • nest, es the Doctor's men, Sens Dobbs, Wended for a likeness of Monists; Oleo as a stage player, a tolerable translation of MATHES'S, in • hich he hit off some of the meaner peculiarities of Kcau, and very en. soccessfolly attempted to do the same with Younu ; lastly, haring distrusted the inventor with the effects of his preject, he enters in his own character of Dick Alias, and socceeds in gaining the father's contest. He mimics 414 defects and grimaces of actors pretty well, though by SO mesh, equal to Marticws, isee pecially delectin In the pecoliarities of yoke and enusuciatiots. At to bit capability of "imitating be. mattity," ii Susasetaaa's sense of the word, Sean soy nothing until hr tarnishes us with s better oppor. trinity of esamining him. We cannot deny that he was most vehemently applauded, nor will he deny (we suppose) that the said applause was from his own ladies+ ; _• for, any thing so tantalises,. incessant, inapt, and disturbing, we have hardly user witnessed. Miff 1/IACAIILLT rehearsed, WAG OW, the Tn.' gedy of the Italian. on Saturday night, to a tolerably I full room at Freemasons' Tavern. It is with much regret that we say any thing in condemnation of her enterprise; but really it does seem to us that the panegyrics which have been poured "pop it by some of the Papers, end listlessly copied into others, are 'mot only redeemed, bet mainly tend to establish that reciprocal system of fain criticism and prays. atonal mediocrity which at present subjugates all our dramatic entertainments. How is it pos.ible that excellence an be obtained under tech a combination of sycophancy, white the friends of the actors in the borne, and the Journals eat of it, overwhelm the cemmonest god rs, or even ptetensious, with 'deletion which has been denied to the greatest lemiearies of the stage. The mischief of it is, that while ors one is benefited by this system, much injury is done to the Stage, an d * g reet deal of h.,. ' is brought upon the Theatrical Proprietors. Miss MACAULja for insane., is as ingenious person, tad very sealers of excellence in her profession ; bet where is the judgment when she can undertake to plead the reversal of sentence pronounced by the Public upon the Italian, sad where is the pro priNy or usefulness of the Newspiper declarations, that she. of herself, imparted high interest to a piece so irreparably damned for • meting it ?The troth loth's, cases will out, and the Public having found eat the deceptioo, avoid the chase. of being again cajoled till their memories have lost the sense of injury in some degree: in the moan time, the poor Manager has to keep open his hoes, io enticipation of the reflex of public conlideoce, sod last his forte's to the effects of a new delusion. A little more troth in the daily history of the Stage would be wouderfelly useful to the Actors, the Proprietor', and the Public. Yesterday the Patric[ Rum; the Duke and Duchess of Yost, Prince Lzoroce, the HOMO AUGUSTA, &c., dined with Prince &MIHALY, the Austrian Ambassador, at Chandos.bouse. Yesterday the 1.0110 CUANCILLLOS had an audience of the Puma Recant. On Friday eight the Duke end Duchess of GLou. Orstaa, attended by lady Isanzzza TIMYNNIL and Mr. COROT, strived at Gloucester-boese.P.rk•lane, from Holltheur, Norfolk, the seat of Mr. Ctiat.-- Os Someday minting their Royal Highnesses wailed upon the Paws Recent at Carlion.hosse, upon their arrival is town from their tour. la the eves. tog the Duke mid Duchess bad a *elect party to dieser. Yesterday morning their Royal Highnesses attended Divine Service at St. George's Church, Haeover-equaret. It it repotted that the NMI %MINT Will MO. 'ark on board the Royal George yacht, at Brighton, the day after the races in that town. Ills Royal Highness will alma cruise slang the coast to Ply. mouth, view the breakwater and docks is that gear. I ter, sea subsequently sail for the Isle of Wight, when the fleet of Noblemen's yachts will wide'. woe*. The Dike and Duchess of Bermes, the Duke and Hottest of WLLLINOTOX, the D uchess of Rau. motto, the Ladies Lennox, the Marquis and Mar. cinemas of Tattstoce, and a large party, took an aquatic excursion to Richmond to dinner on Friday, preceded by the Band of the Ist Regiment of Unsrds. We are happy to hear that measures are taking et Waterford to relieve the rat MOO pressure of 'offering which created the left disturbances. Unhappily, nothing less than hanger appears to have been the nese of them, end the depredations, we are Worm ed, were contacted to bread end potatoes. There has been a great deal of deep play doling the last mister sad spring. Sums to an immense emerowt.iseve been woo end lost, which bate involved some of the parties ire greet difficulties and ember. ✓81111•1111. The vice of gaming. it would appear, is Incurable. I is -I really surpritine to find men of im mense infants so dreadfully atericioes, that, to ac commodate more wealth, they tisk aid lose the whole of their property. We fffff the following from the Glom= (Aro nick of Thursday. We think it a encl.'s. , ug pr trot to enbelievers of the miseries of the People:—" A person living in the New 111.10841 bass wife and four children, all net of *spiny mart fur saris' three weeks. The tamp mars earned by the father, one sow, and the mother, during the lest aim weeks they Id work, was 4s. a.eeek. Now this fsmily ditto lot eat a morsel from ;ISt Saturday 1111PrIlopli oh m Monday about it o'clock, when a few neict.bocrs (who had rat reached the muting point) collected ,em of money not PlIf•Pd111.; 9d. which has pre wind the family is rattteoco to ibis d n ." F IIIE i;TATESNIAtsI, '• Mg SUIIPLUN POPULATION" MID THE SOUTH EASTERN COAST OF AFRICA. Ins sa►fs, lin .] Ths Odyssey Ins a line which translated runs thus : '' Pak honer drives the hapiew 'tile fink : • Wow feeds wet Once, where luxury doyen, Ner harbour. eharhy where ri,.t wgs:4 : Proud are the Lank, mid wretched are the Stralse."—Pees. 'Ti. thus we see All imams thins Is constant revolutioo ; States rise and Nil, sod sods Kings, Just lite the Enwstitutista. Err this, in *fries bonslog mod, We songnt for Slaves to vend 'ea. But mow, prodoeed to freedom's lawl, To Africa we send ! MEETING or URURY•LANE PRO. PRIETORS. Saturday a monettour body of Proprietors net to the Seam I shoot two o'clork. Caleraft was called to the Chair. Mr. CaLCItAtT addressed the Ildeeisag by among them. that ' he net them with melee saiiitartim Mats be ewer did before I that he had the pleasure of infurming them. that the aimant of subscriptions wasl2,Uhill. Whew thee recollected a furisight gee the small vans that was collected, he must mogratalaie them wpm the reredos's that bad beta made aikido the last fuertera days. He thought it his duly to call to the Utaeral Committee to doiastice to the tradesaira of ibis Theatre, who had stepped forward is to handsmse • master to help to extricate them.— Vibes the whole sam was collected, it am their isteatioo to tall mother Meeting. is order to satisfy all the prams offering traders for this Theatre that there was no .sirt of partiality shown to as irolosiftals. Ile could nut help motioning the liberality ale Creditors. Ile must say, that he coinidered a great deal of good was owing tit the p d troakle and liberality of his Renal Highness the Prince It.gent. Ile thanked tilers kindly (or the polite attenttun they had Mown him, and moored them be thould always Sad a plowyte in serving of them is the bed manner he was able. Mr. ti. Roams stated, that nose of the Geallesta who some time bark regularly same forward, year after year, to oppire him. had come homed with their vetoer iptioae as the peeled Ile could mot help speaking of sim nearestmal ru. morn that Mr. So undm had Gaited and in, and be rocom mended that time Geadessen Amid send their trades , sealed up to the Gen rah Committee. He wished to ratite. that the Pa pen had ma dated that it. as a loan, stud nut a solocriptim, mid that their mime; was at good a. the Bank of England. A Itros.ut ion was thee read that all tender. siterld tie seat to these • nth dicer proposals, muted up. by Tbunday neat. Alderman 1% two emcidered eh it it would be the best plan to have the tenders settle them. It had never bees stated the tsar they would mat ii lease; he, him self, was in favour of seven 'eats, hat he emaidered it ought to be stated, whether tory is Gold grant a lease of Id or 11 years. One word to bet right mj friend ; there are some is the Committee who bare subscribed. The %%wily Aktrtasan then r. ad their Unlees over. Mr. 0. ((onus highly crimp, merited Colonel Douglas far his exertions wad said that Mt. Alurritrial Wood had poly rend a lot of thrive who had sutorribe , l, he birg,ged him to read a tat of those who had not done wt. A Sva.enthen said it ass keno. half nv.e la•atise what was Ed. and that Air. Kean had offered 10,), /1. Alderman Woos wished to know whetaer the Gerclemaa bad beets told by %Ir. Rena, urany of the Committee? The Samentasa replied anther, but he w-nr:d suberribe um if %Ir. Kean had at. %Ir. Cammarr stated, that the had mad.- ►l:.oa Ittetonetven. that hnd is..ler cos.ie from the Committee. ?here • o •.“ ..'f'; vu.! fmr". 'toadied pose& .ulneralted i• the Sal. n. - hits. 11..• vitt Aeored her UAW In be pit d. on for 231. She wante d to i.e m .in e y srirrlibrd in.ie id .4 oeartoe lonc tiovehro. Mr. Rooms .and. he had fro doubt but the T: more world be lei to the higher bidder. sod t b o.e who offered the bent Se co nit y. The Meetiog adjnoroed to Thundly nett. Thetas were voted to the Chairevto. A Belfast Paper contains the following improbable details :—" We learn that General Count M scutows has received letters from General AVGarfort, dated from Aug Cars (tit. Domingo), after his escape from Porto Bello. The General sc.pai , s himself of all blame in the gofortonste result. Ile has been able to secure and take away with him a considerable nom of money, and% now, it is further stated. et the heed of Dearly 2,000 men. Ile was preparing for making another landing on the Main. Ts. Monarch end the Rambler were taking in $6O men at New York, sad the egrets at Jamaica had enlisted fur the same purpose 600 meo of the reduced West India regi ment. General Boaz, who best M`Gatgoa, is an Irishman, said to be a native of Welford, and as United Irishman in the year 1798. A Requisition numerously signed has been pre sented to the Mayor of Nottingham to call a Public Meeting, but the Mayor having refused, the Revd. sitiouists hantappointed Monday nest, for the Meet ing to take plaas.—( Leicester Chronicle.) Mr. Woona soys- 1, We regret to have occa sion to notice soy disputes between those who pro. fess themselves advocates of the same cause : bet impartiality requires that those who are openly ac cast.l, should have a candid heating. Mr. liver, after much erimigatios and recriminstioo, accuses Mr. CLEARY of hying a spy ; and he grounds this odious charge upon the citennis , siife of Mr. CLEARY being the only one who escaped insprisanotent of a party that, on one occasion, mar at the Cock, in Grafton-street; from which he infers, that Mr. CLEARY gave the information which led to the ar rest of the ether parties, who wee chiefly delegates from the country. Mr. CLEARY 'dorm, as, that Mr. MITCIIELL, to whom Mr. HUNT refers as an au thority, was Dot present; and that a Mr. PILIARERTott, who hes since been discovered to be a spy, was pre sent. It would seem then, that what information was received was from PEMBERTON, who certainly was never imprisoned." W.Milner, convicted of evil and corrupt perjury at the last JoneOldlitiley3essions,stood in the pillory in the front of Newest, to-day, at 12 o'clock. Ile had offered himself as ball, before Mr. Justice RICUARD sox, in an seisms in the Common Pleas, when his eshi bits, sod the representations he swore:to, proved to be false. The convict will subsequently be transported. The ensuing Same Assizes are likely to prove heavy on the Crown Side : there are at present in Bonham Jail 32 prisoners for trial, and mast of thaw for capital offences. Saturday ea • young man was attempting to jump out of a Gravesend boat into a wherry, in order to go on shore, his foot became entangled with soma of 15t, tackling, and falling into the river, be was drowned. lit his dress he appeared to be a plasterer . Setorthiy forenoon, a porter carrying a load just by the %lint, trod on a pea-shell, slipped down tad brae his lei. CHILD STEALER DETECTIM.—A woman of detest appearance sus detected on Friday afternoon is stripping a child, in the fields at tho hack of Somers torts. which proved to be the son of Mr. Wilbraham, of Btill•street, shout five ye a r s old. She was lodged in custody, pod the child, which had been seduced by some cherries from boos, Mae Naffed to his dis consolate psteatt. Facts nes CdRUSLE JOURN4L, JOLT 17. On Thursday last, J. W. Patkins, Esq. left this city for the metropolis, to disci's , ge the high and im portant sled's attached to the office of High Mer' of London and Mititlloses. So soon as the horses were pot le, the multitude, who had asspmhl.ll to congratulate him on• the bonen:, he had acquired, in. 'isled on alra•ing the carriage, which they did ihroegh the princi;tal streets of the city. Mr. redline then pursued his journey, amidst load cheering, in com pany with ?dr. Pearson (father of the Gentleman who some tills ago so strenuously ranted himself for the suppressing 'IP abuse of Special Juries), the Gen tleman who ca. a (*Carlisle to announce his election, after giving a gratuity to the assembled The following is a ropy of Mr. P.'s parting addras to the inhabitants of his Dative city : " To TUE Pueuc.—ln taking leave of the Carlisle Ptahlic, at this time, I cannot find worth to eepress my sense of the obligation I feel myself under for the sympathy of the People,—the unsophisticated and encorrupted part of the People, who are sensi ble that their cause is identified with my own. Un solicited on my side, and totally free from ell fetters of party, whether .1 Whigs or Tories (who, whin their common interest of corruption is at stoke, know how to concentrate their forces, and sake common cesseegaiest a suffering People), I have been elected by the purest body of men In the kingdom sit the distinguished office of one of the Sheriff. of the City of bonds. end County of Middle. sea. I em •ow departing to the metropolis, to enter spelt the office to which I have been chosen ; end as the Cities of London and Westminst•r have ever breathe watch-towers whence have been diffused the light that le all periods of our history, from the time of the besotted Charles I. to the present, and not less momentous period, has illumined the ceentry,—so I trust that, as some of the geardians of the accred flame that God has created, and (mote are entrusted with the charge of preserving inviolate, I shell never suffer the lambency of liberty to be pet lewd by the sacrilegious bands of politicel infidelity. No! I shall ever consider myself as the scheme of Liberty, which, neat to the God of the Universe, 0:e author and preserver of that seemed principle, which emseates from himself, oeght to be she first sod best object of the People, and which, were it not for Ike halefel toluenes of Satanic corruption, would, like that glorious imago of God, the sun, spread around its benignant rays, invizorating the mo ral and political world, and diffusing universal hspniness.- 1 Men of Athens,' said Dem..- then..., at the commencement of one of his cite- breed orations against the Macedonian Philip, whet• medii.rini his eggressiosis against that o:ice r• team- I rot Republic —so, I say, Mess of Carlisle (I shall not fibre )on with the nickname of 4 freeolea')—Men of Csrlisle, I egaidthank you for the sympathy you have shown for me. It has been itscontestibly prov ed in • Court of Justice, that sttempts of the Otost diabolical nature had bete made against my life—my assassination was meditated, not only meditated, hut premeditated ; and, but for the gracious intervention of an ever-rating Providence,. which exhibited its lama though omnipotent power is circumventing the craft of the law, and the knavery of the priesthood—say destruction bed beets accomplish ed. That this most loiqeitoes end was net car ried into effect, I ceogratelate you upon, net for any personal consideration for myself, bat for my country: my great object is to do good; and I hope the time is not far distant whet, the esertioos of ;be opulent may be efficacious in relieving the general distreer, which I most sincerely commiserate. Ac cording to the present constitution of things, toe. ation, without representation, is the monster that swallows up all your comforts--even year neces sities; so that, whatever cases' accession of wealth might accrue to individuals, the far greater pro. pooh), is immediately seized by the greedy jaws of the devouring monster! Ilow, then, are ype to obviate this ? Be firm, be united, be unanimous. Prove that you are impressed with the sterling mark of Britons. Crouch not to Despotism.— Ilave a mind to judge for yourselves; and consider that not yourselves alone, but posterity, areinterested in your determination. If the Citizens of Carlisle please to commend my bumble services on their be bolt, I shall conceive it my paramount duty to come forward ; bet I shall never bee volunteer in the cause of corruption. If lam called upon, it shall be to stovee in the front ranks of the People, and not to skulk in the rear.—Your townies will tell you to be LOYAL.' I myself say, be loyal; but by the term I mean not attachment to correption,bet a strong and invincible adherency to our ancient laws. I trust suf ficient forces are in maintenance to defend the citadel of the Constitution against all the attacks of enemies without, or still more dam pretended friends within ; and that success may attend the persevering endeavours of all tree, reel, end radical labourers in the grand—the glorious—the immortal cause of poll lical Reform, is the sincere wish and prayer of " j. W. PAKINS." COall VILMA NCI, JULY 19.—Tise Market teatimes wee libetslly supplied wish II treas, the drawail has bees awls alleviate la the aad One saw sold 3.. higher than oa shit day week.— Barley it a roditruiwa of 2.., sad dull sale.— Oafs 1.. cheaper shwa so Las kloodsy.-0 hose Peas awe de clined La, aril best Grey mails. drarer.—Basas aswalual. Wheat (blink) 80 Grey Peas 50 54 New dins . Ditte t Feeeip) .... 60 76 Old de. — Rye 3I nekde. 44 46 Barley 54 110 . ets New...... — hoe de " 3° Malt 6O 701 Poland do. an White Par 36 41 F ee d do 24 27 New dims ....... Floe Floor 6O 6 6 MUG Ba ilin .........44 46 Seconds.... . • SOITINTIELD Maarten. JOLT 19.—The htulet eras well soppped with all kind nt prone Cohn.—Bref rawatio dear.— la Manus, Veal. wed Lamb there eras a kink trade, sod prices cheaper.—Perk as per hut. The kosinew is the Ilaystarkr4 was brisk, wool prier node the arse u last week.—borair winewhat dearer.—Chner last week's pried. The anoraed is a ironed stoniness of the aowben sad prices at Market __ _-- - Ts slat tbs Oral, pee wow of 81111. See ....4a. Od. is hi. 4d. I Hest st Canty dili doe . 119 1 Nam Nation ..4e. O. is . 04. N b Veal ... 4.. 01. is N. Sd. She* sad Lambs ....-1 1 1 ,6013 Poet ....4s. Od. is ss. 84. Calves ............-..... 1911 Lassb....4s. 0.1. is ss. 64. Pip .......—.. —..— 9110 HAY.II/111.1(11T. Hay ....... 51. Or. Cd. to dl. 10s. Oa. Clever ... 61. Os. Od. to 1. 10, 04. Straw .... 11. 16. 04. 140 x 06. NAVAL INTELLIGNaGN. Dkat., Jute IL—Salle' yesterday the Msrprott Simplon, for Astwerp.—Arrived and sailed fur the River the Meterm Castle, Ralph, trues Bombay; and Stringer. Foster, free Jamaica.—Arrived and tailed for the River to-day, the Lady Relies. Asher, from }Wards; the Leedom, Denran, from Tobago; Sappho, Artisan, from Jamaica ; Merle, Lergle, from Oporto fir Leith ; Neptune, Swaesten. frwn T. iesti for Leith ; Prises William, Davidses, frees Mist for Newcastle ; Foreersiogen Krieger. frods Croix for Cepanhegen ; and William, Yidler, frog Christiana for Itye.—Arrired end remains the %Vie, from a cruise.—Cese down from lb. Rider the Tri dent, for Jamalts ; torten. and Mary, for (bri bes ' • hlatilda, for Nerfosedland; Ind Lsdy F rances, for Colombia. Il mg, Jvt.t 17.—Sailed the Auckland porker, for Helloed ; Eclipse do. for Ceabsven; and Thetis do. for botteebergh, all with Malls. Poarsitouvi, Jut.* 18.—Arrived ) 4•p i der It Dniree. Angot, frees Hoolleer.—`ailed the Good Intent, Whitiell, for St. John's, N•vireendlanfl.--: Seiled to-day the Loyal BAN( sad Jams( trees ports, for Plytnoeth. PLTKOUTH, JULt tlii ifarmedyi Mitchell, from Copenhagen ; Henry Clay, Cowles, hew London for Norfolk; and the Z•phli trios port, from Jersey, with troops. Faxmount, JULT !U.—Sailed the Sufenneb, 11411, for Lisbon; end the Cercatall, Tolle.; Ind the Union, —, for London. Livravoot., int Id.—Arriird the Arab, from tit Irish swims ; and the Ellison, Tele, from Mirantichi; sailed the 15.11 of Jane; ea the 41st et June, off l'emi's island, spoke the Fend'', Glad stone; sin the 224 of June, in lat. 45. 40., long. 55. 50., spoke the Brulswirk, Mahe, from Durpool to Qeebee ; sod on tie 234 of Jane, in It. 40. 29, long. 18., spoke the Aid, Bailey, from Loaders fob Quebec. The Leeds Reform Meeting, annoseted for Mon: day nest, it is now finally determined, will be held on Hanalei-moor. The ioteation of the movers of this business wee to have occupied the yard of Owl Coloured ; hat on eppllcation to the Tres.. tees they declioed to seller their premises to be op propriated to that rap--not front any hostility to the cause of Reform, for we beliefs they all see awl feet that some Reform is neceSsary, but from t milieu to prejudice any application they may base to make to Parliament, by seeming to give Counteosied to the violent proceedings that have disiingeshed need/ of these Meetings. Seme persons have repressed alarm for the tranquillity of the toasted oeighboer. hood nn the day of Meeting ; but we coeceive that these fears are entirely grouudles'. The proceedings • i of the Yorkshire Reformers have, slate the first Meeting on lionelet.moor, ensiled comparatively moderate tone, and le those places in litircesbinii where the most violent language hat West held, the behaviour of the pipettes has been peaceable sod orderly. We bail these symptdat of returning good Sense with sincere pleasure; aid we hopethe report that the I.oao Lieutenant of the West Riding will have to make to his Government will amount bat le ibis—" That there is a greet deal of seffering, sad its never-failing concomitant, mach ditaatisfsction ; bet that there is no collecting Ousts or pikes In this Riding; and that the laws of the country, whew duly administered, seem folly equal to the preterea. tion of the public peace."—( Leeds Mercury.) We have been surprised to read in the Leeds Newspapers of Monday and Thursday last, that the principal \vowels the woollen mapufacture i at Dews bury, bud emoted to the regulations of a dvance of price and limitation in quantity of work ; which have been the objects sought for, by the labouring classes in entering into the " Union," end that all is sew harmony and peace. These representations, we have the best sethotity for saying, are 'streusel,' at veriest* with Ilse teat. So far from the differences having been adjusted, the combinsties is is full operation at Dewsbury. and has esteoded to the neigh. ; bearing district of lierkeroodwitke, Batley, &c. where the men have all wreck for en advance of wages. The whole of the blanket trade is la cone sequence in a state of stagnation, and " it remains to be see.," says our Correspondent, " whether the prices demanded, eau be afforded to be glen, or whether this advance will drive the trods to places where the combination does not ezist.i i —" The sem demanded," he adds, " is an advance of about ten per cent. es the ma notelets red geods t a rid at the forewent* of wages, the workmen raised from t 4. to 16s. per week, for 11 hours work daily. In consequesee this state of things, and the depressed situation of trade, Messrs. lialliley, Soo, end Brook, of Norio bury, tees largest Blanket Manufacturers of Eugland4 have resolved to shot op their Mill ; end at the close of the present week they will finally suspend their operations. " We testa that the objedt of the abeve-meeo tioited " Union" is Ist, to advance the price of lad beer--atol Sdly, to suture constant employment. And the means proposed for effecting these objects are, Ist, to diminish the boors of labour—and 'idly, to restrict the weekly earnings of the.workweers, to a sum sot esceeding from a guinea to 245. a week. This sem, it is supposed, world, et the adrsoce. prices, be obtained by eight hours' labour is a day, and the supply of goods, the pre jectors Innen* would, in conasspience, be reduced to a level with the demand, whereby better prices would be obtained, both lo the home aid io fortis§ markets."— , ( Leeds. Mercury.) A few days since, at the Dog public-bosse ie the Close, Newcastle, a pitman, for II trilling wager, eat three dotes of hard.boiled eggs in 33 minutes, being seven minutes widths the giveafterwards e o a ff i e in red s stseowdsogieenr,pethiasstyhpeieswo;and in aish his rerst bletisopenes aopreu , b d p then is doubt bit gormourllslog pourers. An awful tapioca of Geddes death oceerred at the British Musette', in Greet Ressell-sorect, litroonims ' bury t about four o'clock cm Sotortor 'be et 1: whets the Iwo 'entries who were stet • eed ris a e seirsg to the 'Gard greet gets wore telt.. • an apes wiled tisian....b:o"t".esepleredt thbitegife,:imaedt raideld.eriartivea Is a few •