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THEATRE. Dltrilr•L4NE. After the perfaronanee of Mr. KENNET'S ht.. tc-tang Cotn.4ly, The World, a new Grand Stri , ..ar l(allet of Action, iatitlect 4:denture's, was pro duced far the first tine. The, principal characters were thas reptelahitecl.: cans:tans. (Geticral of Ilse Aucieut Dritew ~ w ....... - • • • .". Y I T.Le. rlkke Ilene , . Milos C. fl•trrow. Eigur Mester Nost.a: /1/..lee 1 k dle Mei Priest) tl, ('oIvILE. Vador iil,ic bard) ' Mr. SMITH. 141 'Mils GAVTOIr. 7 , ,41ivk The. Sukar. (~,,,,r Cao.ii:tr Dr. -••• lli. NI AIA • Ahlr•Cy• 3 he ioauvi.lig is un ilevonnt of titc Fable : PART I. Seel,. I.—The *acted Giver. .4 Mona. 'Ry Mormlitlit Au Altar plated 1.-meant ax AuffOik, prepreva Art the Sacrifire. olio. ATtt:Villi%?. Thy Piris apses), mod by their sons smommt their helloes t. *item' 11w ceremony ; they. ammitable from the V3r4o.4.rsvcile., and belju the ' it," Isla (a trail:. int.'icltd fur the sacrific.. l it led on It her f rie nd, Etheliadr, followed by a trnin of youths and Vir pat, lamentiag the fate of their towels companion. The ceremony is far a while suspi.oded, by the arrival of titoy, th e lover of Isla, who offers himself a %rifflinn victim le save Ins mistress. This is rejected by the Priestp—Mo reed, the chit f, extends hie •tin w strike the fatal blow— lk is prevented by Peter, a child; the net of favartates, who e chided by the Presto—they pr< T u rt. to cemplete their intennotte,• when CsotOvis sipprera—he 4 XVITINIOS 4044•41. J• Al tieir . lulmisiti arpmai;lerbeibi their proceeding, wortriag them the Gab are not gratified In such oblate:Me-- . that tenses prayers alert are treatise to appewe the Deity. Mackie sett Sports seeceml.—Hen:zo, wrestles with sod vatepdalies be young compeeions, °Maiming a horn as the Fore of cuaquest: An Officer anises, and informs feraeteens • Spy has been wised lry the Gulled', larking near the. sacred Mould. • Ullll7B, • Iteentin ()direr, if twonzlii. in guarded-4.e threatens awiwteres, honniemautly regards Ins menaces, mid toilers him to be confined, _ The asseuthly appear ti . stifed at the threats of the Ro nan. Caraetarus, eieieavourtrig to dispel their alarm, bids dent (valid.- to him. Tur Boa acseintged in wins, and hi eded by functi on. Attircst , the Got:s, and set sr to iguard the freedom of their 'mink. hulk _ _ . Marcus, daring this ceremony, femme. from Iris confine me•t, and chin:nal; aloft ou the heanclics .4 the trees shore, orerheats the pima of t h e Britons, tool cutserais himself aLsidst the foliage. Tim Britoil& retire to prepare for diem defence. _ _ Drogue cud Clasdiss, two Roman Pahsea, *ring the p..ea ut the 3loontain ; Minas Is.:atily de srearis fruiu his vtncestssest, esplaiss to thew the 'nastier of b,. est ape, Reid the wtsstiou of the Br tans. col Eth(hurie eater, the Roolass to,.rest themselees, hut preeenti adva,iee and Naha them, as t el, hearts; them awa:.. when fiewas ra.ters,, aside . .soda, g his hero, they sic surreuwied by the Y, it., .1.. Mod, riuS pompon to shout there, which CIICZCILIC3II . camel ;.• he eti•ftl,4 .coral at the it ems - Wet, orders them to be re weed, sod suf fer. them ts depart Yuma, soldiers are sow sees astwwitak be varitess passes ; wit migagement takes piece between thee mad the bilious, who art at isiigth etfeated :at fly. Cara Carus raters iu &soar at 6.,ding hims.ll . deserted.... ifeneo enters, entourages his &tier. The :ruse is bred us severs' places by the, itossass. nor" , eaters, and iutinintes the salt' chase(' of sat , -ty is is eras to the onfrecturstad parts of the et..mit,uts; they are as. roasted or the Rumaus ; COW taco', :warms Fleas.) as his bock, sad assatisdity they, fights bra way thrusigh the Boman, sM tiny wasps amidst the Weiss • .." • 'ram' " The Scene rrprr:eotx stopen-tout. roela and preeipiees, tae pIASMItt Stlampl-a. Moreau, 14 ;sus. 'lid er.t.-r in rirmroh of Citric.. tarns and Nano , rte pursuit bee hintri to been is rata; ties take eLifreem Nibs to renew thcir task 61-act/sea. aud echo, lookiing snoodpith sass,. teem, as fearful of a ins pare. Carin tacos evict Wit an emi nence, leeriest Hemp. a the foot of rt. ( Usk:Au returns, rueceives the lay, at.d ,31iI• to write him : I.* drftwir nr, if for a t ite r Catittartir, kapees from the roi ks, seems Ilse llwnat, nearly Ara.ttles hits, and throws hems on the tiamli--then seri nds t et steepest precipice with Herr. ltsrmas sad Dorms ent.e a.nt remoter the folk. ROVINUI..— Claudine informs them Carsetacas has Red to th'e rocks, thee swords well ht• useless, si.il the only way to rebels, hum will be to shoot luta with an arrow, winos he uudertakes, sod they depart. (his tarns appose, with Reims' , ern the summit of the the buy retina hunt, and a sprouts as oh I , en drought oaf wattf, whirls thaws from a funstaiii heimath. thirsetaens, so loosing het girdle, makes it f.ast round the Insly of Heugo sail lasers hiwr!uau t. merits the fountain, while the boyrit thus suspended, ( lauctius, she has f...• a Sr astlwslt , eh oats an arrow, Wheal peerttc lite body, lie tats ; s hile ( biome. IP rejoicing L the minim pf his plan, Carat teem, man s ilk rage, tears away s huge flagmen, o the rock, tied hurling it at the de ans nl RUSI.3:>, cretihell him to death. He dreerinle, and taking his wounded child in his arms, silv.inces, ban-ming ferret him. Newt,. ' , carcases meal an guish; his f,ther encourages him, awl bribes listerfrum the Neuman. is Its bends is refresh him ; while thus employed, he is surrumodisd by Merits', looting, and ROOMs selliere, who arc morel by their leaders to Prate him ; they me terror. inieek,and desist ; Mares. more 110,1.1 f., spiiroachiov motile Carartisrus snatches him up au,l throes him from him. litego, near expiring, implores LAS failser to siiiiewlee—. thee ities is his arms—Xusetarus, iu a •rate of stup , o over the body, is aisimsd by Drumm, n.a di.honoar shall await licay.hiss Mg saw on tape tsesahanig, he surieadsm, desiring a gram fur Lie child. The Roman soldiers peeper, a litter of the houghs of the auk, the Father Pieter him us it. the body ts berm off by / the soldiers, Caractsems isuir.dieg over it. The wane ellen-n[ll to the sea roast, whirs the Roman ga l** are aren at anchor. Br the treachery of 'Mamas, farm tams is chained and token tourM, lenorntwr the km of has Muhl, sad the departure from. his sain• laed; the vessels are rowed sissy ; the villas mad females, straining their weepier epee tuna Ism look sif then deputinsChiet PART 111. flestre--Rome---Cmser disc.'s...red seated on his Throne, me- Mounlia by his swirl.- —a procession of Roman soldiers, haring trophies and 'pods, which they lifeboat to the Lot =taros Wet length hecarght in a prisoner in chairs, he additive a essar, emus...lg S.l.4rcue as tlke priseiral in the &erste lac makers. Cesar its anger coutusands Mamas to be esotined and intnished--'tv et led ntf t.v the gear& Cam amen& Ilmea his tbrnawt. ants tag Careetatua the doe s o has valour. sad C1)01113314411 all respect Avoid hr peal ; plartwe hint oo as elevated seat 1,, his ode. The I..nrca emsefildea with a Chorus of the RunianPrarits and Virgins. To mire effect to this beautiful de%ign, the most oral; 'nog . %eeuery, approi,cete music, attitu &manila grave, and richness and diversity of Too sqer, were celled into a.:tiou, and formed the grandest spectacle product-41 vine Be ar d.— ..4.1T Et; VI I.LE made his deintr, after an absence of lieteral )ears, and was rt...7eiveti with the most at.i.ountleil appluu-e. SHARP and Miss appeared to the tviaresi advantage-. as in deed dad the whole Ballet Corps. Nil,. C. Ilittstow i 111) uucouunonly interesting in ff. 0 4 ro. No piece ever got up with more liberality by the la oa.ters. There ern+ an nrerfluanis house. It is said, that thrre are nine sail of the viA ) fur .ca iu Fluahii,g lidrbour. B. 174 • Anut 21. The following Serer, has been sting by Cattie, the plover, at our Theatre, aith great applau s e. . . - If you think it worth inserting, it is at your ser vice. Of couvie it .-ennui produce any etfeet oat of the sound of t.:.0 Atatoy bells. It is supposed zo 'se written br of oor sotig-,terA of the Grove, tido! Is litioppliainielit at Bath;. or, Trip tJ C'aralarei's Clore, t : MORE 311SERIF.S. 'More initeries, tame intents is now the loud Cry, Thu' 1 think We hale tuiu•ries enough, by the b)e; Bat, siure 'tat the fashion, I'll ►ing of thew too, AuJ a tale Cali of tuis'ry relate 114 AW I. you. Derry deem. miertet is a work an the goy MK the Author, poor kllow, tiou't half of them know; In ail his ulnae tns k, I don't think you'll lima any That fairly can cope with a hoarse Catalani. A Concert she g,s, s, but don't think her a ninny. She ra Ars Jahn Hull pay fur e dal ticket a pines; I)un't task uf turd tunes, and high taxes, - tut wrong, %Theo Awe hunilred pounds caa be got for a sung. The hilts were diapered, to the rooms we all rats, • There .sit e d three hours, ere the iocert lanais; At last, when rxpactiug thin nighthir;a:e'l Au apologist told os, she'd eattiht a sore tiiront. , U I " more cry than wool," yew have heard before non;,- Aug of gaiortipootea liar sw with •Ilry cow Sn, io this case, • gol46ceh we went to lost sing, Dot she eruak'd like a cruw--teek the eld, tier took wing. Had yo• seen the sweet 'saes mats !go flair Ivry faces, Deprtv'd of sari. warhltug, trd!a, quavers and graces, You'd have thought, %.y their grief sad distortion a features. That a saia'ry ease keys neer betel bitinao creatures. la jurtese, however, 'tie right I should spe:itiou, Had she clone hat her .tedfaat ieteetiee, oar taythl a disappointment, Moe toad trouble butte aeorniug, To bare ;hot U 3 a ftw of her airs in the taunting. The Author of 3(1.'r1:: ha■ ta) full peraaissiou To put titO whim, is arse future 'Adios; And 1 theta a wrw ariery you've found by this time, That ait bearing a song, rigid of mauu or rli)tut. We scarcely ever riot:rimmed it more uncont fortaiile day than )esterday, the cold *ea ■t timer ititeiie, and the *now and Aeet descended without iateriniasiou f , ont noon mail midnight; but is spite of these larmidaule obutackei, ltauzsiiii's Cuu cert Room wa, crowded hours before the *Ceti.. tutelary time of cominturing the performance, even the Orchestra was thronged to such a degree by perauns of (loamy, that the poor si.psecu‘iip tiddlers had not space sufficient allowed them to draw ato bow gracefully. Mr. Bennett opeuad the %acid department with The Ruse and Me Lily; after which film. Ashe, one of onr favourite and native wachters, sang a new ballad by . Itaturini admirably. Mn. KilLinß toe took- gier iaw.lMr tharictrgherettt Handel'. Sr.-et liird (esneliently accompanied on the violin by the little prcatigy (Witte, in a err) su e rrior style. Ma,;rw.h began the second act, with a balladetimpo,e I by Air. Coombs. of Cup ' ' " 'withal's, which wita:;resti;adaiired and applauded sod 'Mrs. Billingtoa delighted. and indeed asto nidied, the audience, with her mellifluous voice, and rapidity , and correctness of execnuon, in the Brantra of Confirgs Abenerli.sta, by Bach ; and Dr. Arne's popular song, rie Soldier tir'd. This etiehantinz syrea Omit never in better voice or spina; both songs acre rapturously eat-,red, iand the r..petitinii greeted with most enthusiastic plaudits. The following case occurred this ourning.:--A yosin , r, L my of the name of who lived in Pultenty-street, being smitten with the gay and warlike apvearance of r apt. C---ke, of the Ma rines, who lbws hero time. recruiting here, and the little some 11:.%it44 penetnited his heart also, the thgehicht* lovers co..trierti to procure 2 iiet 111 , 41, Mid were. thus morning, warned at the .they Courch, without the knowl4.lge of her pa rents. They ar” goat. 06: awl her friends are pur ening them. lieieirt says the young lady has an excellent indeertmleut fortutic. The father, who is very rich, is at ph.-tent sheering under great distress of wind on the occasi o n. E iSTER The 7reat festival of the anniversary cotnmemo ratiou of our 14s re..virction, %Inch, Niel son says, challemzes, for its ::..; i.lUity and excellen cy, the precedence of all whet hostirals, com menced on Sanity. It is in Ei.glisli called Easter, from the Goddess Eastor, worshipped I.y the Saxons, with peculiar ceremonies, in the month, of April. The time of keeping FA -ter, was, in the 2d century, in great dispute. tween the Eastern and Wegb..o Chin-die; The firmer celyl.ratesiit me the 14th day of the Mnaci, According to the law of Moses, on whatever day it fell, pretending that St. John kept Paster so. The I..tter 0h.. - need the Sunday after tit , - 1 tth Alay of the %larch azoon, its ,ertni4. tli.tt St. l's t:r Paol alwa: did se. At let.:th the Wi "tt to mode tot waded, and the Conned of Arle , ., in 314, decreed, that all churches should celel.rate Easter. on the Sunday after the fourteenth of the March uuY.O ; when the moon happened, after the Vernal the t.th c entury, Got ay, one .of our rat.; Kings, decided in favour of St. Peter, and Eater I)ay has fallen on a Sunda), in Fai.4la . ntl, ever "ince. S•NovrteH ELL( ici Da:, April 20, State of the l'..11„ at si' ~*cf..e•k : Captain R•,•ow Mr. NlOl gun Last week, a salliaYe Mart ill'lo.sg:flg to Mr. P./D4OILE, farn:er, [War Ilan so leis, was SUilde:SIF takt n ill, after drinking some s cater in pond, and all e fforts to r zet leer to rielltot. Has , thing iirov,il ineffoctinil ; suclkd 5 • 1 ,1 lived two or three s tio• • 1 ,,,„t agonv, wheii sae (lied. ti,. h (w , peathny was town' in her how id, t.isi pull ,rcramoil her death, hot nn elittin.: °two th sIINI pipe, aI a rife' toad was efis,ov• -I:it -• ! SilP •II so -rli to halm take') into that u,:1...a., attr. POLICE. MANtION-lIOI7IIE, APRIL 211. Mots Trenrjs, who was churged Abraham Levy • with stealing wearing apparel, underwent a further e The IVittiesser were all l'olish Jews. Tlii!fe was a number of them, sad, as they contract:A.:ea each other, the Loan ATOR did not know to thick of them to give credit, and he accoolingli_disehargedthe Primnier. Mary Eurst, a Cyprisn, we. charged .hy Mrs. Anne White., of Broad-street, of niakinK a riot and briliginq a troh Maw her hone., also fur break ing her window's, by throwing swims at them. It appeared' that the Prisoner, ..nye time back, had hen in halms of intimate ) with a young 'sun, but he wishing to li.e a inure .atoral IJe, hail disconti nued 1114 vi hicia enraged the Prisoner to sash a degree, that she attacked.the house where he lived, and obliged him twice to base ilk lodgings. •She met him yesterday hy acvident, and followed him to Mrs. Holuies'a house, where be lodged, when she commenced a bombardment ; Mos. Holmes sent for a Constable. On his taking her into custods „ she heg4eil for mercy, and declared she would never go near the house again, and was rekaseil to consequence.. About two more afterwards mite turned.outd renewed :tee attack, v hen Mrs. Holmes charged her• on the • watch. Three stones were prod:iced that went threw 4 h the windows into thi itnnve, one of which nearly hit the sheer of Mt, Hole es. . Tess Prisenee r is • her * dehisce; ssi4, ti git the violence of her lore for the young min was so great, that the sudden sight of him iinpuired her intellach., cud, mien her honour. *lie did nut know what she was doing, for if she had, she would be ince peble of such violence. . _ The Logo ilisvott observed it Was not the first sitar be had been ::,ere fora similai otretiet, ■ud thit he would send her to Ilrideuell for a fortoight, which he hoped would cool her piewion. The Impress Gangs were very busy is the City, a Captain of a vessel, and a.getidenian's blark servant, were impressed as they• were walking Cheapside. at one o'clock, and brought be fore the Loeb Mayoa, they unilitrwertt an entini nation and were diseliargOd. oulLeuatL. Aran St 4. Five Ceprianr were charged with picking pock ets on T h ursday night. but the Prosecutors not svpeariug, they were itisehOrged. Government has lately adopted a new mode of. manning the fiery, by takinK able seamen from the marines, and cillering*od Qouotieirto for volunteerinw into tile irianite service. . • The94th reiiment, or Scotch Brigade, • ilichre. turned is the lute fleet from Int Las were 'sailed en Friday at Gravevend, from whence it will march iu a few days for its station in the Kent district.— It marched into Fort George 900 strong ; but only 300, including the bend and sta f f , euiharked. hose who remained vuluuteerest iuto regiments still in India. On Tuesday, the sth instant, the Union Society of Cis mite Ringers, at Shrewsbury, ascended the modern Tower of St. Chad's, in that town, and in IlLitstace_4( t Lama and dre.amiss- essapteMtt Lionlloit found and ran; a tinapeal of Graatisite Caters, composed of 10,097 Clatisges, being the greatest performance reuiembered that part of the kiugdrun.—Ttre tenor, 34 cat. • Mr. G. Et.rnlcit. of Little llorstead, has `an rwc,titat iu three successive yeateings, prorinc,l him ma lambs; the two first gave ham three each, arid the latter, this seisaim, foul% _ _ . Oa-Thirrialay, the Cr' irporZon of the A inklble Society, instituted-by xr;, f.rthe lubu ranee of Lives, beid their Ausitersary Dustier at Freemasons Hall. In the coarse of' mare than a century, thousands of respectatile families have . participated in the benefits which. the erp,titithle pnnciptes of the lostatution err (Alculated to iT fuse, generally end mutually, amongst the various classes of its members ; and we were greititeel in collecting, from the pentpicuous stateMent untie by the Cu AIFOI AA, of the progress of the Sqciety, under the enlargetnent of tile that, which (Lis M&- resat has recently anthortsid by the grunt of fourth charter, that the same rnca,ot of coinfort an I security are now so mui li inure geutralty exteu4t.l to families in the .variout clears of tv depearl ent upon professions, the art', ein?loyint iit, or other sources of income, tir.iL must ceirselettfi life.. Amongst the local awl patriotic toasts, which have market the princiules of theie meet iugs, thos• of The vain: Kim; of Sweden. sthei . - success to hit Pat ri 1,1,11', V. as rec..i%efi with eta! hu siastic apitiathe. Like V.A. il-[n i.f Pat sat 4, trot misiutilarly situated in tlic mar of 1757, the 'Lew: of Sw EDEN now equally eNcite. the el herons mid sympathetic attachment of tit« tliiiish public, and we trust his efforts Sill be haAlis cic.wneil with as glorious success. As Mr. :%ficuAr.t. MACORMICE, 8 reweetalile farrier, reaiding st• %Vitt:limn, in the tale of Ely, was returntic4 lio a from Nrainarket, nu the jth . inaant, mt.:ware:tied by a friend, he me; with • kurriage tielougiag to the Rev. Mr. Flinn, Of Siloam, nenr the lirike, st Ely. Mr. ritting at a gicat rate. ant being Monntord cron a yoti,l horse. the auimal et,,leavoured to (-rota the road, in ilot:ie which, cr,witle,talditi4 c very effort of the coachman, who pulled sip inintoiliateiy, he came in contact with the pole of the carriage. which struck M. - . M. on the r'ight side, and ,bi . oke two of h.. r ib s . tie expired in u f.w minute., leaving a tressed widow, with eight small I hildieu, and ■ frantic father, to lament his untimely end. Ile we* A Hiatt of most escelleut character, and has died universally regretted. Mr. and Sirs. were in their rarrisge at the time the accident Lai,- pelted, and httia.irely reudered every aseistance their power to the unfortunate sufferer: The Vt-P. duct of the Comuer'id tiptoe war---Accidecial A. To lye disposed of, for only k 7. yrs. sundry va.. lnahle Fri* old E , tates. which will be prockutnt-d on Tot , d next, at C.:661 , 116A1. Ti,e sir,t Lot .Y. 25,000. the id-t Lot .0 2;04111 ; be t i,lc s 1 af 1"i ,MW, 4 of .Cootott, 7 of a.,(1 ti nt .C3.:lo4o.—Tieket• and Strr es are fo 3 Scherotb, agrefably to the I/m..41 z laity he tleassev Rua N 0..;.:. «rn h:ll, S.s, cnarin4-Crw,s, a F. t . Nl.ArgAr..t PorougS, where the Crawl Prat' ill 4 ti L..t. f LOY 01 L CS, and 1;0'1% V •, *Cat bold. SPORTING INTELLIGENCII. Nzwiusicrr citAvrx MEETING, loos. i t 1111111111111441 r, APRIL Sweepstake sof tempi Mock b. ft. out. each. Across the Flat. Mr. Sitwell's c by Sir Peter, tart of Ureic . Geu. Gre-menaiii eh. c. lode-a-Gaunt, by neciard . 2 Mr. Bisp's e. by Bill Devil, oat of Portia . . pd 6 to a apt .S.r Peter. Mr. Babion's Charmer, mu. best Mil St. Altaa's Pre• dipl, est. 4:1). Two-yr old course, sop. Even betting. Mr. F. Cramo's Ir. f. by Trompeter, est of T1V!..1, tot. beat Mr. S. S. Prism's ch. c. by Ambrosio, out of as untried more, oat. alb. Ab. M. map. s to I ow Mr. Craven's hr. f. Mr. Craven's Beau Nash, be Trumpator, Noggin of Mr. Forthey, 2 yrs old, Cat 4lb beat D. of Gil:floes illvalaan, est sib. Term yr old Course, /trip. b. R. SU. 4 asst Beau bash Mr. D. Raddiffe's Selim , oat. ylb. beat Mr. Andrews's Lt. di., 7st. ylb Tw.,",r old Coarse, smogs. b. ft. 3 to I on Stilts. Sir C Bonlairy's Rambler, eat beat Mr. Vassittart's Wes Aorattilia, 41b. R M. mugs la 11. IL to 10 os Rambler. Mr. lifellieb's Weaver, by Shuttle, beat Sir C. Terner's Bromide, by Hasoliktweion, est. II:.. soda Across the Fiat, roils b. R. 320 I on Weever. A Sulacriptioe Plato of 601. fur it-}'r tilde cat rib's &rt. yib. 3:yr olds mt. 511 c 4-yr M ils est. Rath. 3-yryids gat 4Ni. S. yr. Olds aid aged oat nib.' 1). The hureee, Om. to be entered betimes et,-.01 sod elm, at Use kiog's stieVess, honesaritet, Solve:aims mid; age. ur.sabouribera 4 51. aureate. Subscribers cal, mare soli sock bones as am their own property.-yfrbe wistam'ao • be ruld Bailor's'. if deleithidoikhc. Mr. Godderda Gib e, Ashollow dspoirfld I lir C. ititabory's eb. r. Sews; 4 yrs old . Mr Laks'sbr b. Gast tv 5 yrs old bird Stsweli's ch. c. brudaa to Bustard, e yrs old . • Mr. GeOdillioell h. C. FoliberTy, 3 yrs L 43 Mr. Hollet's a. f. Jewess, • yrs old Mr. Goldburee's ch. c. Rosseo, 3 rs old Mr. Barnes b f. by Stamford, e In old Mr. Faultden's b. f. Higkia ad Lass, .t yrs old Mr. Mcllish•ti hire. by Mitabletosiats, lyre old Sir. Goiania), ch. 1. by Boaster, yrs obi . Lord H Cavesdiali'sb. c. to;Treinpotnr, e sea old • Mr. Pantoo's cb e. Fun, Ay lierthy, yrs AI Tl.e lodge cuuld.pLee but t S tot spinet Ach,liesw-a to I opiost Sams--s to 4 aphid Gritty. Sir J. floetwood's est. €15.• beat Mr. Silveira Taurus{' set. 41b Last aM. uf.D.C. ions. h. ft. S toe spinet Delvifte. Led rote!". Paris, rim losa. frees Ms. Shakos/mars Cassupisi ed. 416. each. • A.C. siup. MKS. 11F.VNIil.T. This lady, otiose reetembeascs trill leer b dierisball with grateful tuatara" by those whore happlards it eat to saw peetteci.bee friendship. arid situ lbell irk • rieseroes fate* hi regret Ler irreweable loss was jinn ;y cute! • ate das a weir ter, tur.aig th-t elan of etad.rs whose z , st is fur Duvets, mei iu "Lich her she may lw ra.dted eith a riehliag Nal a • Richavv!rea. roue send of a sell.iefartural rani highly tahil • tivated mind, she d.liaaaled cltaratters with persilme aura cue, and had ati the usher requisite, of an eacelktt ri orals hat-deacriptiots, sectinieut, humour. a'4 pathos ; cued. eleralde knowledge u: lite, zed the happy,art of di:playbill. that k 41.1.1edirt Au say; stage. Her first v eels was. ".tart ; ors T.. 0 11',/, in 4 vds. an inapecsaitaa of which was disposed ullue the dos of poldication. she:wards writs • tiro bu'i.cretire . t," in 3 rub. " /gam 'do ('.and," ea 4 vols. " Cerstras bee Creti , !fore.!." is 4 wela.•" Tke Cog till, pad ter 8e.ef. ,, 1. , •." In 5 cosh. the last effasime of be ryto ghat was preamded tii the peLlic s, " _4tenatf; or. The Übv.“ qf ,ktAer ' 6 vols. of which two thueteed envies Were sold ••e the day it made its &pram:lee .AndaK.Ariliebtasiihiripsithis achitsairervilia* a owlet eft his •oreet.m.der tLe title of " 1 . 0; atirailv. et Howe." ; tie estimative to els:ch her weeks are he•j by the peLtic, tart be justly inured kola the cientinsurtee of their hatiag tome rapidly through rwreral talitioos, both here aellea the meth tient, saws tbry hate bee.. trassh.‘ed into ireweli and Gu mmi" It nay he held, said, that her rarities/a appeal mot sticeerefitay to the heart, odd that b.* pen ens e'er gunk/ by ashore, a.nueuti..g awe and reamers as they illspelle It nal life. Virtue s held up to estimative, .td Wig end hilly were "hems in their attire deformitea. The bumf tout pace nn Nand.., tire z.st u( February. thole/lam processioe art-m. 4 fur= II: i;lttiso tt the Hone, On Kennior tun eurnator, shunt IY adeloetz, where it was •joined In a se. went:. and must respectable Uses of feiteds, who aihredsall leer rrattlinat to the grave, 'endow" that kat alba* le the Newory of deported worn., het e• Souse works sill brit OD lone as • clorite styie, 11.guitied seefneents, rapsinter4 is Horniest ori v:.see 284 morality, digital their isfhterett us eiankied. On TOesday, the Ewer. Plate was ran for on Barham Downs, by *. Cause's b. b. Drawn mud Mr. PAI.MEWS b. a. Malty, which Wk. WWI by the former with the greatest ease, stfortbag hat eeee-tittle sport. • butch.. Vase aclerop!ry are matched to 6 Ost.the Wl}, of next month, Stine -left town .yestrtlay for traiuing. San weighs 10 *anti 81b. sad Crops Ity ti stone 4Lb. Sam is the faronrite. _ ~ENTa•ORIrtX.tI!'I' Pcot , TRlAXlsiit.—lt hes !Wen 'toed, tied a Mr. PAUL ihld , matched himself for lot) use first course, ■nd so goitre.* on the tc.c-othl, to go from Kuiutitstoidge to a !Tut . . . . :irAT N 4 nuicor in two fionrs and a kill; it thi.torwr of ••,:iiettit,,; wow than 2,1 lades, and to return to J.: three hour, within twelve hours. He staff led at riKht oils k Oil Wednesday atoruiaq. and aeut raise railer in the aria hour, and had at. rived within a mile and a hall of Stough at the into vinstiou of the ,iecoatt hour. lie • bad then two slides and th.eir quarters tookolk iu the other half hour, whit li be did aith Luse. After 'lying en a • straw itt4, Let.. ea blankets, four hours, he started on the neat match to return in three hours ; but the nun fell it' torrents. and the pedestrian want briers miles in the tint hour with an tuol.r. lla ; Imo on his arrival nu the secoud Ilounslow I tenth, the wind imd weather co,iiol4ing still agaicst him, he retigised this match. Ile won Zu guineas by his dav's fatigue. tin Tuesday, a servant maid in St. James's Park s entrusted with the care of two childr u, ittcauts.. onsly suffered a little boy to ride urns the hack of one of the seats, ihen a cloud of duet soddenly • blowing in . the chikfti face, he loosed his hold to rah los even, and failing backwartis, pitched upon his head. and fractured his skull. Au aliiy took' place, un Sunday evening. at Mutton cove, betnev:a a party of five EntiNh sr.autrii, and a large assemblage of l'ortuguese„ belonging to a Brazihnan thrtammi in illiistmaze. Qua of Net Portuguese tine hr. Lisifev and vitt a.* Englishman over the right are. Our tar, haute &alai! attar his wound srantiananged. with tree fa i llish spirit, sought his Una, and, after giving him a knock-ckgrn blew, was roustat with shat:- in{ Lim hc.ar 4 ily iartirwr. the dock-sari wall. Tile of the s!:Sir 110 VI .ally cl,ttn~ttia!ed Dr forPtar:ace ssi gent:cisite n,+ part of oar trp•n; utur tatuty of lie eLtleart.prill la a cash 1-aa which had htc:4 cut torsi *how they halt is.,u , te. wart 1J rescue tivau t Ott. th N. , tel.:l:re-fr. %%Ito were It to ranaNvel tortr were overset. End the wc~a , ,u.ooi the fury- ,. IA ere.