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POEIR r. SONG, it 1511711 MP Or 1111/11101. me of departed jogs, .. p ar roted, never to retains." Peas Vilma. CUIII with heartieorrorling care, I W atidef tdai my faeittll grove; In happier times, how often here VA 1 repeat the song of lore ! Ott 0.., 011 isiriet . l 11 , iser side, Which i nur.n - slng 9,eks the distant shore, H a re!, nt rustic numbers tried, r„ irhe t he klyi that areimi.ica more oh', 4e tbil eon, sequenced shade, ilea I bc{uirtl the Summer dal, IN:te o'er the plain jolt breams iilay'4l, Airt Owls sang sweet on rre'ry nosy Or wren den Winter loudly rar'd, D,.:.g!,t,A, 'midst as awful roar, lAtta, sraiWenjuyS my bosons hew/'d— nut sit ! thugs joys are now no more ! 5... eel Amu! I , thy soul most dear! liere, by thy 'hie I've often istrayl.. lut now, teßeAlon draws the tear.. At. ! to slam. thou art betray'd • The birrafet moments here we spent. A:11. tha's wealth ce,o4 not notate; T, m.dil , ng meet!, &it thou paint be rye that au Tatum no inure ! Lod hove, my foetid, mote happy hours We spent in maqb,mrl's early bloom, Thy (ma hat ;.r'l there fragr.nt Borers.. 8,3 am,. thou mou•dei'.t in the Isar► ) jin busy., time .hall not efface, It Imre within my bosom's core— la city walk thy st.rs I trace, A 4 fount the joie that are no more. CAELITS. Dunaln. MiDAME CdTALANL Madam! CAs sr. Am has been prevailed upon to gage with Mr. Ket.t.v, and Signors Rovsnisi• saii Moat t t T. to perform some of the most striking p. pato scenes from Italian Operas, on the Du ho ,tage, the first of which was to be on Wed. middy L,t. It will be the first Italian Performance t I.)r at least twenty-four years, when Smuts. Ugs cc. Etc under the auspices of the Earl of too. Father to the Marquis WEL Lamar, pettmtneJ Italian Operas, which were not more ir.reeOul thin the famous Barletta Company at larck•alley theatre. under the direCtion of Katie, 01-lass, Esq. author of the Burletta of Mdas. Ths ponciplt Performers were tie family of hl' ha ci.two of whom were beautiful young women, sweet voices, taiuseent and simple. But with al :hese attraaiotts, the entettainmenrt did not w oad, and a subscriptit.o, was raised to send tf.e fit. silly back to Italy. Meat Asos awl, Provost r F Trinity College. Dublin, and ta, learned Dottot Mutate, and DCATif STOCK, Maws, and ail the Mita' Mobility of Dublin. patronised the a.t.mpt *the D - bat tea boles only were ever The lialian Theatre, in node: Mr. Estu, say. perhaps, prove more successful. His Royal Highness the Duke of CLaaasea left then at fife o'clock last sewing for Bushy Park. Mr. and lAdy 1 1 71.1 T 0 will return to town, on Sunday. frost Bristol. Tne Jut r•rieale at Batitara-- Viienomm AMbrook, Lord and Lady Ilarinadon, Lard artiorough, lion. Me Rom, Capt Deenniond, lion. R. 4.4 Mn. Anne, Si , William Geadn, .iir Ricliar3 Hw.e, Sir Air William Manners, Sir James Hamlin, Ad.ei al Rawly, Colonel mal MIN Col. Cseach, Ma l+ Wei., Rte. De. and Nits. Maltby, Rev. Me and Me,. e, Rev. tor. N. Morgan, Rm. Rica I.lo^s, Key Me Lieut. Cu!. liaxa.Littit Cot. Runtiley, Captain t ro .s. Cap:. Nceetlicri,Capt We Amy, Cap: Bennet, Capt. rYa, all , and C.y• . baron. Master Pietro will perform Tanerrdon Monday, k on Wednesday . Essex on Friday, and 1.,1 110 ;day se'nnight, tor that night only, a ga t :!trite part, at Shrewsbuty. In Miss Ta•LOA'S garden, at The Retreat, e...tr St Bees, Whitahaven, there art now gi upon a slender twig. (measuring only three inches and a half) twenty-.ms Siberian apples. Mrs. 14QUISTAIN is quits recovered from ter in- At Edinburgh. On Monday she was to play Pierced, in The Caiiad, Mild on W 'dnesday AA*, in The flaunted Tower. The yard of the church of Augustus, at Vienna, I hill soon he emhelli.hed by a statue in htnnze, to the memory cf the Uncle • f the Etri,vro , Jowls IL .ruiptnre is ex-cut-d by M. Z CLPILI4. and the s'atue is larit,er than any the sone kir, ain Europe. In this church iA the celebrated TAUS ileum coa stint.ed by C 6 pva. Mr Ilattnisr se, of Drury-line Theat•e. has made the tour of Cornwall. An d haN opened his Hod of Ways and Met7 , ll. with gr at suc,.ese, at iturp, Pen • • and Fah - 1;6,11th ; i• emotion. were unanimously applauded by crenvded audiences. At the large Theatre. Lyceum, Strand, last nielit, tlr. Nett outs and Mr. BA IT i.LI( entert :intd an stetfhwing and elogant audience with their per. !trounce of 7b- Waldo ins M. Witt, wnich proved so prpiluffive on their tone hut summer, and was pre ferred by thefts to their •• Vmare t) dacha." 'lite re=itation which introduces the songs. is a narrative of the incidents Tht "'marring lelalaist met in his travels through England, Ireland. oust Scotland. in the course of whim some well tuned cpmplimti to each country ate halo...need. •f .. .c songs ate w hited from the great variety in which fir. Inettuost eze.ls. He seceived me must un bounded applause throughout. No einniJetat;on for bis citraot LI: nary fatizue could ;irevent the most *intorno* *sure nt Ten her f bee leer. by SHISLD o •Cattoeates. (the Inset li3:e1) Kate gni MAzztmosit's mv.k Itslua BlaCti • .1 Svi • • ••• • • Pr Are • • wm• O ly C -- es POEntr. I! SONG, :y in an :Taira , . et atione. t ii i t orit me of departed joys, D e roteil, never to return." Planks Vilma. CUTO with heart•eorrorling care, e 1 grat.der litfa . my fat' , tta grove; In happier times, how often here • 1)41 I repeat the song of lore ! 00' gem U.S , tsiriel . l soh', Which mur.n - stag sveks the distant shore, 11:ve 1, tu rustic numbers tried, so sic , t h e jays that arm,...ro mote ! sn tbis cool, sequeeter'd shade, betuit'd the Summer day, W:rtt Ott the plain molt brawn played, Aal tads sang sweet an very away or wort den Winter loudly rated, D,.:.e.trAl, 'midst ,ts awFul roar, h r ait.feltjuys my basemen heaved— A r t ati ! Owls joys are no. no more ! peel Anna! to my soul most dear ! item, by thy side I've ellen etrayhl•••• lilt new, tefierliron draws the tear.. Alo ! task's. thou art betray'd: 1 The birofut moments here we spent, A:11. dra's wealth mild not natotet y, meet!, dolt thou paint 'I be joys that call Tatum no more ! And here, my tricot!, wane happy hours • We 'petit in manhood's early bloom, • Thy foot his ;,r -it tome fragrant Rulers.. B e t now, thou mouldur•at in the !OSA Tin 'metre, nitre shall not efface, It lives within my bosom's core— In tiry walk thy st.rs I trace, &Almon the joys that are no more. Dames. GAELITS. MADAME CATALAN!. • MAJaI7I! CATAI. Alit M. been prevailed upon ;age with Mr. Krt.t.v, and Signors Roy ant Moat t tr. to perform some of the most uriki p. pain scenes from Italian Operas, on DuAin 'cage, the first of which was to be on W ieslty lau. It will be the first Italian Performat t at least twenty-four years, when Situ LIIOT. Etc under the auspices of the Earl • vtis‘ row. Father to the Marquis WEL Lim ptif , rrneJ Italian Operas, which were not m vcce!sful thin the famous Barletta Company FmGck•aller Theatre, under the direCtion of Kr ith, Esq. author of the Burletta of Ari The ponciplt Performers were Ae family iot ci.two of whom were beautiful young wort mg, street voices. taiuseent and simple. But s 1 al :.hese attraitioas, the entertainment! did not i seed, and a mbecriptiw, was raised to send t!.e • rely back to Italy. Duette Attoe awl, Provost Trinity College, Dublin, and t•.. learned Do Wawa, end Dcaer STOCK, Fellaws, and all a Muiral l•lohtlity of Dublin. patronised the a;t° • e' the I)• Amer, bat the boles only were ever fu Tau 1..1;.. Thont•o_ in omelet Mr. Kea wiNnson, stmt. The Queen and Princesses dined at Frogmore, this day. After dinner they walked in the gardens. the band of the Stafford Militia playing several fa vourite airs. They returned to the Palace about gene o'clock, ready to receive His Majesty. who did not aurae from town until a quarter after eight. The Duke of Suss•-s left this about nine o'clock this morning for Cheltenham, to spend a few days with the Prince. Adrian aid Orrils, for the 4th time, was performed last night ; and no atress ever rec-ived greater ap ',taus , . or gave more satisfaaion, than Mrs. Mudie, in Madame Cloiss.ia. Some of the laoies is the stage-boa were affefted to tainting, in the 144 AR She was very well supp-rted by Mr. Chan-rley in Adrian ;luri Mr. Wright displayed much humour in Michael. The farce was A Howe to be Sold; Chatter- try, in Charles Kelton; Wright. in Matz; and Nliss Kerr, in Falvey, were much applauded; she is a very nice girl, about eighteen, and has a very sweet voice. BRIGH7'OII. Statzsasei 2. Notwithstanding th absence of t! , e Prince of Wales, this place still co tinues t fishinnable tesort, the company being rather upon the increase than decrease, in point of number, from the daily exp.,. r ation of his Royal Highness returning. It is d,fli cult to determine whether t • anxie•y to hear cor r.& and authentic intelbger ee from Admiral Gam. bier, and our fleet in Op Baltic, or Cie anxiety to see the Prince ag , in grei , r,r! this delightful Summer retreat with his p..r;mce, t . r the greater. Whilst the poli.auans express th t vt ..`is frir the Former the Ladies exerr..e theirs fir the 1 Atur ; and it th, , difficulty ei i alone oe solved hy a mai ,rity of nuns. bars, the f r sex will surely carry the .iscendancy. Donal .eon's and Pollaid's public Libraries are croseclet: ev.qv evening to an extreme, end the game of ene-earn toy, !smarted at both of th-se places, seems aqua.' . y to captiv ice and Amuse the young, the middle-aged, and the old. Uuring the it. , Part of the day, al the pleasure-besais, poneys, and denktia, are put in 'expiation, for the purpose of prvt. , g • writ to Worth.-g. About may.. o clo•k this rtay, a p:ece af -w , at measuring abou 216 • y 114 feet, w,+ c trump as a place of interment by , :ie Lord 4 1 1 . 4 , e t Chichester, the original ape • •und B, 'lir being found too limited for t. , e num t••• -1 which the increased population •it ht, r.l , :tut naturally and necessarily create. Upon t cc*. sion a considerable crowd attend f to two lie s th ceremony; an appropriate prayei .vas pftl,1"!1 r-' upon the ground by his Lordship, who was at rs.' by Drs Glasse, Ker, Ste. After whit., the Psalm was , ung by several experienced is gets, boys collided together for the purpose. These, At.. eompanied by others who played upon Germ in flutes, produced a grand and Impressive MN; After the ceremony was concluded, his lordship set elf in his carriage to Chichester. MILITARY NE Iffs. On Wednesday se'nnigh;the Durham Volunteers were inspeded on Oilligate Moor, by Lieutenant. Colonel Seddon. The movements were numerous. and executed with so mush accuracy and poly& tuck as to call forth the high approbation of the Inspecting Field Officer. After the anspedion, the regiment bung formed in a circle, Lieutenant-Co lo ol Seddon addressed them, expressing the deepest regret at taking his leave of a corps to which he is so n:ach attached, and which had called upon him in so handsome a manner to command them. di- 'ben informed them that be had received an o r im t'os War Office, that it was incom patible wit' tr.. • esent regu AtIODS fur him to bold the rank of thor Commandoo and the situation of Inspeiiog Fi. hi Officer. To this Colonel Seddon stated, that he :,ad replied, requesting permission of the Commansi-roin-Chitf to continue his command, and read to ;he corps the final answer of the Duke of York.—C Seddon sa.d, that if his foetune had permitt. d him to relinquish the advantages of his profession, he would never have pasted with his rt yoment I bti• as that Nair not toe case, he hoped every man to cent would be satisfied that his resig• natio : was it-avoidable. ( ere he was istetruptesl by applause). Colonel Seddon expressed his at tachment to toe t or,', and his determination to do every thin .1. in his o.iwer to promote its welter, and discipline, in the strongest and must affecting terms; and co lode I by desiring them to look out for anoth s. • nmandant. Captain Silepper.ls son sea; then onsously chosen to that important situation, (it berag previously understood that Ma jar Hoar still wished to decline the co remand). Colonel Seddon eapressed his corfidence coat Cap. twin Slieppersiv.n. though young in the service, would do use it so their choice, and offeted him self to stmerintesd the discipline of the corps, and renrikr its Commenter every service in his power. Captain Shepperdson. after paying a handsome compliment to Col.mel Seddon, said, that if he had been led to ontertein the idea of accepting the com mand, it WAS bllZAilfie ha undesstisod no person of greater weight or fitness could be procured ; to any such person he professed his wilingness to resigto fie felt much relieved by Colonel Seddon 's offer of assioanze, but had no idea of gratifying his osvn ambition at the expense of the discipline of the corps •• it, however, (he added) you will pardon the defi‘enty I am sensible of, it you will promise everyone of you to do your utmost to make up my dated, I have too much regard for the Durham Volunteers to decline so great an honour." Few Volunteers have been so ably commanded as the Durham, and few cot ps have lost two such Corn. menders in so short a time; but from the animated and scientific style in which Capt. Shepperdson com manded throughout the review, it is extremely probable that the Colonel will be math better sup plied than could have beets expelled. On Sunday last tho Derwent Legion was in speded by C slonel Seddon, and for the first time al.prared in their new uniform. Their soldieolike appe trance, and exactness in their exercise and dis cipline; are equal to any regiment of the line. - - rhe -mil Legmn were revi .wed yesterday on ." tcl .!. Viten. Royal rltAltnesses the D Ike. set CLARINCI and CA )1 111111301 wore pre sent. - w. POLICI. lilmtsiom-moutt• Mr. Na!der yesterday made complaint to tie Lo ro von against nor of the inferior Police Officers. tut extotti in, which he state I as too shocking and mis chievous to be passed over or suffered with im puni .y. The extortion charged was. the on Wed nesday a very poor man haring been charged and taken up for selling or carrying small bundles rit wool in his little cart, against the settled reguiationa of the City, the °Ricer, when direded *!7 e With the poor man, f it the purple or settliir • i.c .Wewdet compensation intended by theCoar, w woe awe shilling only (the Primate herririg 'sedated hi Mai tie Mote, in presence of the Lord Mayo). kimikta listed upon di , : sum of two: sh • -Ungs and sliminess, which the Prisoner was table proculf by meals of selling his little rerts3;tin; bundles, on which occa inn the evaririnos 01:111T attestd d t'e Pri soner. l'he miner nevieif come to Mr. , Nal:lees ears, he, wit i-3re.: indignation, preferred the charge. at which alt •be Chief Officer- of the Court appeare f inceAteii ; and It was wi , h much dificdi•v, after making aia e compensali n to the party ir.- jured, than • !se Ofacer was petraittsd to hold his situation alit Pytrr. Th;, letcrm nation excited a very pleasing feel lig in the Audience. PICKPOCKETS. Som. of the expefted fruits of the approaching Burrh , i•rneer Fair were anticipated on Wednesday eventriv, io the crowd, in the streets, where two Pri. son-rs, hronriz up yesterday morning, were taken b r difererit Office.. • the one for an a tempt to pick t'.e p icket • a Office..; Nash. near Leationisalintreet ; nil the 6 0- 1-r for menially picking the picket of .• Mr. nes, of T ewer-hill, cheesemonger, of his pock ri onk, at the end of Lombard-street. The t r iner, when called upon Cr h s defence, st stet' • waif to be as hmest a charaelr Ai Any in Cour , an housekeeper in th outhos of the city iii usiness ; and entreated the LORD Miefuet hums v not to pin him on hi. es emulation until to-:no. tar, when his fri-nds would appear. and fully sosfy the Court that the attempt ch.trged agaru,t t .IM was morally Impossible to be behoved or a man of his char:after. He further added, with tears. being a decent.lookinz man. that if even . ri-ntion were to be made of his name in en •h a .y, it would de•troy not only his budness with his ..,neitions, but likewi,e all the hap, , iness of his life. Tht Liar, Mayo% instantly yielded to his rea (pest and demanded not his nail+, on this o ze A s;ot. !'!.t: latter, whose name is Joke erviter. stood c '. te^ I with picking the pocket of a Mr. Holmes, of coltaining a of exchange tor alit a m.morandum paper, which, with th 7 pocket-ho k, It. Holmes accurately described, •*• .0 iiit nrigated by the LORD Marisa. There morale been two accomplices ;dial with the Pri soner at rh.s time. t'e Officer followed all the this, up •ri tospicion, for sine d•st• in the crowded stteets until he perceived th Prisoner's hand telsity cut the pntkez-boolt. ant qai;kly s^ tt d him; a scdel • ensued. '• 17 which the P•isoner pulled out .cis pocket er's stet, alierig that he was one cf rh Um. . Hari Police Officers, and, at the same tirn-, he drop..d the r •tirsok over ass inns grousewst. it hop, sit w talktbsoaigh the pet. log. I-ts or rid ala! tee Weer picked kop is staenty, it ithoutletting • ,e blamer o'4 of his heeds, while the two accomplices made t:, elf heap:. The Prins a-, it his defenr-, adindied he was not an OM-er of Police, and rut- : I: had received the staff and pocket book a het Ire, tics' one of the accomplices, vthr .e r : was Griffiths. Hs was fully corn- • ! for trial. and the Pro. Motor bound over t Acme at the next &c.f. Is. ociren.:l„. Yesterday, Mr. r. ard. of tt)e ' . brush. maker, app.:vest •- isecuse sur .iirreteate his sere ant, who, w•• :i sight workinel tnn- a, see tiody employed by tom. He stated, . at tio missing some ut his good., he caused e ndoner's room is be marched, where goods were found, .:ftich the Prisoner admitted, on the match, to oe partly his master's and partly other people's. In consideration of nis yolth, it was suggested by the Sermon Ittatisgta4Te to 'Mt. Pritchard, whe ther it would not satisfy him to have the Prisoner sent to s rye His Majesty on board the fleet f— rhe Prose; win:, in reply, stated, that he disavowed any vindittive motive; but that, having eight men more in his service, be feared the example of this nom's escaping with impunity. On which the Magisnate Nl4lratW BLoiltAti) observed, that the ob jeEtion was a solid one, and that, of course, it most rest with th , Prosecut own mind solely. Mr. Pritchard. howev-r, with great humanity. offered to let the Prisoner go on board the fleet, provided lie was approved of, and received there; to which these oat an ohjeaino or doubt, on the ground of the Prionet's being a Volunteer. Tt.c goods were or derd to he keit:, for the purpose of carrying on the prosecution in care the Prisoner should not be deem ed fit for the naval service, or should be found to escape or return. • Wednesday being is come holiday at the Bank, the Regiment of Bank %/ohm xis had a grand field-Tay and were inspeffed by Cr.lonel Haarreacia. They muttered at the Bank about nine o'clock, above SOO s rang. Previous to marching to their field, they were drawn up b fore the Mansion-house, and paid their respects to the Lose MAYOR. who ap peared upon the balcony, and returned the compli ment. They looked remarkably well, and presented a his martial appearance. A wanton aet of atrocity was committed during the performance at the Theatre, Canterbury, on Sa turday evening. A man, somewhat intoxicated, threw a quart glas. battle from Vie gallery into the pit, which, falling on the head of a servant of Lord CRAt.LILY, broke, and wounded him considerably, luckily not dangerously; the ['moulds at the same time lacerated the cheek of another person, and the arm of a young woman. The delinquent was im mediately discovered, and there was a general cry at the moment, of " throw him over;" but, on thit subsiding, he was secured, taken before the Nay oft, who committed ilia* to Westgate gaol for furthet examination, when the parties who suffered attend. ed; bet, ift consequence of the dif f iculty there might be in procuring the attendance of theevidence here• after, is case the prisoner should be committed for trial, it was consented that he should be liberated, the payment of three guineas) to be given to any public ebitity the MAYO. should dimes ''+`Fl ~ ._ ,~~~~ liAargowilifir Fin Commenced yes: r ..y. with all that bustles tplendour. And cltil.:llj.tt) rt.aally ateesdan. opus incl anniver.ary of tH' I vourite and kri s -celebrated Pee.'• Thr magnificence and Coke) it the boe:hs otothents Asa former occasions. and the entezotin tne..ts were • urn .rous ard extroordinaly. • A ital. liefore twelve at noon. the 'l.oan MA COO,' in h.. state carriage, attended by Mr. Sher if 4 4ii • • state carriagei with all the cky rer4A. pr • carded from the Mansion-It • • ie, •hy St. Patti's, up the Old 11.1.1ey, and haltel opposite the gaol of !gewgaw. whae Mr. Nasv.i•it, keeper of that p: • ann. actor titsg to await nAuras and form. received. Ills Lordship. and pr .•.•:.• hi with a rata tn. Laird, of which his Lo-dt• i,r ourt graci-uely partook, in the usual style. e car cadre from thence proceeded to Slant' ! , id Ma , lf.n. where the fax was prc.clairttql, rreprie forme. The Coot of Pied Perin was en opened hy kis I.ordsh:ii w th the acustort4 solemnities, and • the seviral officers wets sun into their trapeltive jadiciat situaftess. These eeremcr.ies ntelormed ) the Procer,.• , lowly moved round Pair. hart then returned . • r Mansion House. Ihe ennertain:-crits of the day ight immediately after commoteed, drums, kettle .rums, organs, battrtetras, flutes. fif-r. fiddles p i pe s of •1 •- arts, with e'er, ot-er I ' • tion of th.trumeit.i tousle. both ~tetgn and do• mestic, struck sto he all ides' creating r•-• • or .s• merious rd that ~e •r annoyed the ears If all ehrag.ll mtesi:- it In t. tererauit of the rhcatri cal estitb.rinus Ilachr ' en's Royalty Tn. atre, where-was perfor twe and port!at tragedy called ;•thiesel ; or, Mesiwb Oa *,p, yrith harlev.ips • Jaw t arse ; or, lie GOO* AN. The fleet wt• ..h attroOei attention was Scowton's celetwated Crampan), w'.° performed' to a numerous and h Aiwa tru.tsence every other hour, the very molar dramatic play • of he Shield of reepetrawel se, m111,7‘.0 Benner, with 'Soder Thick ; sr, the Scene: elf. .-Aunagres Company cf Comedians patentee the* tante Reel and enteei.. iriag play of The C:ite of Lie+ *allow; or, Ike B!recliat Plate; with the real ?antra* mime of Noel jaw end Metier Goose, performed at Covent Garden Theatre. Troop of Darters and funshkrs, Saunders.' tic rse- Ilids..g, Rope-i)ancing. Tumbling, iv. were must ezcellent in the .r way, and the 'ride of itlt, nix, astonished his ca.n-qt•ui audience. Leidy Ilergath the aniaatog litre woman. ar..; •`te won derful youth. Mr. :It Gee, the iine:tl desronietant the O'Brrette, and ne;hent to the Late Mr. Petro k the Gi ant, contriuuted their till orate to the armisernents of the evening. Tb-re were 41,0 tae W.inelerfuf Meese, the ireadirjel Deptte IVonikrA j; i i Penh:. the growderfid 6,4 th , *pal, ~/4 idonke.e, with the !ropier of ,di Win I rs, a .1 the sa,r/.1 Pei up in s pockei-blndki Po•it-)'s celebrated Nlenc;4•rie, consist ng of .:-r...t vas tiety of living Bards end Beat: (Ter rt.t.,- • cd in this rovdtry, vw.s ..uc without ins outrierous viritors.— Tie ntierri,le-reards,, r*ka wtsdo.tilr, swing. **Revs, and apt-eti d•arsto s weir without Lumber. The Wzather bet.* very f.rouratie, artratted =kited's , of Traitors during the whole of the . days and. upon the approach of night, the lain* -; MISIOTOUIII variegate" larrips, in their va rious and fanc•ful dev:ces, attraated still mores- 7 Jtd w mien lost thelr'itige, young oues their shoes; h cap., 'amlets, and es/wales, Mew about in, . every di: .41 on. in aa,r coefarase all. Yet notwitha .1. Ldi•.g turn- e c•alcoar eut reopje who la* t...;.r.:duf•tni; • .• c.y r • !.. • have oat ei that any haiitaled. las pugileitle'hisraniatts, were ktrAs .1 few, but not Deutz able fr.ake a ring, the beh sums ended without an. irltuldshe 4. Toe i46t/i. gered ge;,t s had a tile harvest, they were busily etn ploy etd dui ing ;he day. home duse.iies wets shaken. but the 1 'n and vlgilauceot the Police prevented many den nations. The King of Swaps.. • °minced that the life and spin. 1. , /,::(1 a irna:e m; -11.:ed in another uJy abou.. - ine ..m.dred years g.) is some th.ng ce tainly of the age of chiral y ra t:.e ctiaraEter of this gallant Prince Last week. as a person of the 11/2/1C of HOOP ER was raisiug sand on MUM°. r, a Lig. rock t lon him and killed him on the spot. He has felt a wan and three small children. At the Trin , ty Qua, ter Sessions for the City of Oxford, heti by Adjaurnmeat. cu Tuesday end Wednesday last, a good deal of time was occup.el at these Sessions about an order of filiation. which I was proposed to be made upon Koala', 14 AL L, of the University of Oxford, at the instincv of Er I* f~aa' , M Si.ast.te, single woman, and was opposed by that Gentleman. Mr. lima. was assisted by Counsel, and made imt a strong case, though insuf ficient to rebut t!a• positive testimony of the girl, mid the order was coi.sequentiy made. On Wednesday morning, Mr. Arms a an Ca owc of Walcot Parade. Bath• a young gentleman, 17 • years of age, articled to Mr. Eras., Attorney. of that city, bathing in the Avon, at the marl-pits, in attempting to cross the river. and being unable to ' swim, was unfortunately drowned. Every means i were used by several medical gentlemen to recipe/ r him. but wiihout effea, as he had been in the water nearly an hoar. He was a }o•tng man of the n..•-t I promising ab.laies, and greatly esteemed and or. loved for his many amiable qualities. - - On Friday last, R. G. LAIMA, Esq. one of the Coroners for Kent, in consequence of an infornsation sent him from the Admir shy, issued his Miff ant for taking up the body of Wit.' taw TssostrlON, son of Mr. W. Trost P4Oll. a pilo - , at Deal, who was sup. posed to have shed irom a 0/011114 raivivei in toe late affray between some revenue offic.:., ill smug, filets, in the neighbourhood of Deal. anu was buried at Shute..ls, near that place. without an in. quest having been held. An inquest was taken on the body the same day, when the Jury mar nes their verdia-i.iopparently i•ted by a Jury waited above five :lours, un ter a warrant front the Croner, Police °fleets from low Erezt, en, prebend a person alleged to be a and who had been duly sum:honed but, notwithstanding the most int through the town et Deal and • L could not be dissoveripd. w ~l 1 t sissegaa ha. 144 whilst the constabks over, assisted hy two t, endeavoured to ap.. e a mateltal meal to give evidence p vigilant search inzie d neiglabove.exle ue •