The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-20 00:00:00

MONDAY. NO often run aground; bk -.6.0........ .t . ' prising, when a man %as gas NOViit. of them, With the cater ' dvic entertainments of ti by which means it nianifesti . tiinit by the Lord Mayor , great relief of the' audience, and no Inconsiderable degree rent had ottiange danger rbefif ithe drowning. e olq ' :ow seas in which they hat tnernus shoals on every sk _ _ played their parts very creditably, airt steak to t h e satisfaction of a very crowded Hotussi:' •••• _........ . s.tNs PARE% THEATRE'. Thiteempact and elegant little theatre was well at. tended also. The new deuce of time Sakes . Tr& ararph was.excellent ; and Miss Score shrived herself' an admirable romp, in the' character of Priscilla rumbas, in Love in the City, which- b*a abridg ment or BICKIIRSTAieII Opera of that mum. The Forest ICaigAi and Davy Jones's Locker seat the au dience home in good humour and mach pissed w i t h their amusement. Was received with etas. Emperor Alexonder wu reiterated acclamation, 'teased the company, and only object nearest to the the deliverance of Europe . If that could be happily iskes of his Court would be A the actual good under. .tailding between the Ottoman Porte and this country lay ever exist, was given, the Turkish Minister l ose sod bowed to the assembly. Mr. ROBERT THORNTON, on the part of the Mi nister, stated, that it was the favourite desire of the . Porte to preserve its relations of friendship and amity with the United Kingdom : and that he nes authorised to assure the assembly, that in the culti vation of these ties, it would be the pride and satis faction of the Court of Constantinople at all times, and under all circumstances, to persevere. The healths of the Lord Mayor, and Lady lkiayoress, were next drank, with the most cordial n aoifestations of respects and after a few more toasts and sentfritenTs; the cony retired, and with the general visiters. mingled . The ball was attended by aplomb of two thou-. sand persons, who maintained until a ligationr the jocund festivity of the annual fete. It is rather remarkable, that on this occasion not one of the Ministers, or even the Under Secretaries of State, attended. Them was a complete blank in the representation of courtly and racial character. THE Lrrrui DRURY-LANE THEATER. 'The Olympic Pavilion was opentniowkb its new title last night by &Annex, who is the new Pp,. primer.. It has been embellished eudissiwly deco. rated; and the speculation is likely te answer his eaPeitation. It was opened with an ippeopriate ad. dress. 'Lovers' Pirils afforded muck .asataieneent, and t e lii rprfsi ng performances of Monies! gam men went others eit; Thetrotnetadritstrisspiew able shale cotnpeny... • • N... 1 • ' NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. . PLYMOUTH, Aran. 18..-Arrived here this mere. ing, the American schooner letter of marque Ca. roline of 8 guns, Captain Spo ff ard, from' New Or leans,"bound to Bourdeaux, captured after a chase r .................. ofthree days by the Medusa frigate.' Yesterdarthe THEATRES. above vessel was in company, a the Lizard, with .... 4 .0..... the Cerberus brig privateer of this port, Captain DRURY-LANE. vr with; which sailed from Poway on Thursday Tbe Romance of Lodoiska was revived last night I, ia re ir st and while in company, a ship if war was dis at this Theatre, in a style superior in decorations to I cover e d, about two o'clock in the afternoon, stand• t hat in Ades it was originally brought out. The tale, ! ing in from the southward, and, 'as she approached, which is not very latricate, is very well told for al reduction of this nature : but the chief merits of it was found to be a large frigate, with English colours p i ng, the fly: therefore no suspicion was entertained of her li. in the scenery and the utasic. The former is ex- ; : bring an enemy ; but having, about six o'clock last t r emely betiutiful„particalarly the interior of the Castle in which Lodoiska is confined. The latter is evening (then about twenty miles S.W. of the hauled down among the most favourite and popular compositions Lizard), .got within pistol-shot of the priva. of the late Svoitacs; and in the vocal parts derived teer, the English colours were additional charms from the exquisite talents of BRA- and French hoisted, and a fire immediately opened A on the Cerberus, which obliged her to strike, mid sAM, and the sweetness of Mrs. MOUNTAIN. " 'a' was seen from the schoonerto have been taken imme- Cossuck air" was introduced by the former in the . diate possession of, and her crew eichanged ;—after Prat act. Without pretending to any intimate knowledge of Tartar melodies, we must confess, we which, both the frigate and privateer chased the were of the same opinion with the audience, mho ' Caroline for six hours, but she escaped through sus though they encored this admirable singer, did not periority of sailing. appear to find any thing particularly novel or charac- The Caroline, on her voyage from New Orleans, fell in with the American ship Two Brothers, Cap teristic in the music. By the utiusual number of per- tats Lee, from Charleston, bound -to Cadiz with Polanders and the hordes of Tartars, and by an sons brought on the stage to make up the bands o f Illour • and having ordered tbe Captain and Super ample show of banners, standards, and splendid i ' ,cargo on beard with the ship; papers to examine, a gale of wind came on, and they were not able to costumes, the martial arrss.y and military proses. return on board; and the ship escaped from the Ca mas writieratrargreWlffirautFge. reline in the nighi,lnd lie mate. If TtrOpeled le -......- COirENT GARDEN. have proceeded with her to Cadiz. Captain Lee and The Tragedy of Douglas was represented !ester- the supercargo is arrived in the Caroline. day evening, in which Mr..BETTY was the Norval. Pon's. o'clock.—The Dauntless sloop of war is A new melo-dramatic Romance, called Aladdin, or nevi going out with a fleet of transports under her the Wonderful Lamp, followed. The plot consists convoy, having on board the Roscommon Regiment of some of the most prominent features iu the tale :of Irish Militia for Ireland. of that name, with the addition of GRIMALDI, as a PORTSMOUTH, Aram 19.—Arrived the Malabar Clown. The dialogue is very indifferent, and the storeship, and Tuscan, 16, from the Downs (the piece is by no means a favourable abridgment of the former will shortly proceed to Gibraltar); the Ansi original story. However, it is certainly a brilliant i core, 18, Capt. Davies; and Missktoe schooner, Lieut. piece as to the dresses and scenery, and we were par- , Williams, from cruising. Ocularly pleased with that of the enchanted palace, Sailed the Ajax. Captain Sir R . Laurie, Bart. for which was extremely well executed. I Plymouth ; and Ringdove , on a cruise. The Stirling Castle, with Lord Moira and suite on board, with the Quebec, Halifax, Newfound land, and Mediterranean convoys are still detained by adverse winds. FALMOUTH, Aram 17.-Arrived his • Majesty's ship Mesquite, Capt. Towekins, from Portsmouth, to give instructions to ships from hence to the West Indies . ; and the Spanish brig Arnige l from St. Andero, in nine days. DEAL, APRIL 19.—Came down from the River four sail of outward-bound, and with the fleet, as per last, remain wind-bound. Sailed the Earl . Spencer, for Botany Bay. ,ASTLEY'S AMPHITHEATRE. Mr. AsTLEY's indefatigable spirit furnishes every year some agreeable novelty for the public. His Pan tomimes frequently possess more variety and fancy I than thole of the prouder theatres. Beside the usual • attraction of the exquisite equestrian skill of Mr. MAlrem, there was the additional one of a new Pantomime, and a new grand scenic drama. The former was rendered doubly pleasing by the graceful and bounding activity of the Columbine (Miss TAY log); the scenery, toe, puts us in mind of some of • .the most charming enchantments in the Arabian Nights. The Clown, indeed, broke the spell a little, by the protrusion of his rubicund nose and vulgar grimace, amid magic bowers and golden fountains ; but it would be hypercritical to censure what, with all its inconsistency, gave as much amusement. The great charm of the evening was, however, a grand scene in the Melo.drame of Ferdinand of. Spain. A castle is fired, and a splendid scene of conflagration ensues : the falling beams, enveloped in masses of fiarae,—the explosion,—the ruinous cenfusign,—.te•• gether with the clashing of swords, and the trampling of horses, formed one of the most striking combina tions that we ever witnessed,: a young poet might have caught from it some vivid ideas towards de scribing the horror of battle, or the destruction of cities. ON HELL That we've y.K is a Boroagh is contholy tree. When ear franchise is beUi.bly thesis. • And . with Hell in Saint Sisphia's, isiljaell es the Basch, The ;vane, of Heil is eonspieled. Thai let N all saw at Hell in a &rough, :And whenever we're hellishly cheered; Tough 'tie venial misforf wet s kse heat odike 'lid the blies Sc all Bell is cempleled. J. M. • Weynottli. 4 .11 N leS ATIPOINT*INT TO TIM mut 01 STAMP ON NI. WTlll5Ol'Oll MI TES COVIPTIr OF WISTMORLLNI What Favour's golden book is baked, Bow swiftly patriot-sad relaxes; la silent state see WORDOW01141! slated, Cos pdagotter of Stamps and Taxes. Woavavoavu,' mad artlatasitillg Who talk'd of Mtvrow bad of Freedom; gleaned 'mien purchased by rewards, Ad phial those who chanced to aced 'ea, Slues poets are but WO, 'lb said The question may be well disputed, If they as eat Corruptiou's breed, Ad stiU combust aupolluted. With dangerous friends, aad sllllloltollll foes, 0 whither, whither du wo toad rs l May Heaves is mercy laterposi, Aid from the shafts of 'halt defeat, di.: SURREY TiIF.ATRE. This Theatre opened. for the season with the Play vf Richard the Third, and the grand Spectacle of Ihroir the Tartar. The principal novelty of the r.gilt was the first appearance of a Gentleman in the ri ;.ricter of Richard, who performed this difficult p - 41 in such a manner is to obtain a moderate share of applause. The Theatre was pretty well particularly at haN-price, and the audience appeared well satisfied with their entertainment. SADLER' WELLS. This Theatre opened la st night with a very ester. ining new pantomime, in which GRINALDJ per- Trued, and regaled his old friends with his usual 'of characteristic tricks, songs, and droll sto. A Gentleman undertook. lately in for a A grand Melo-dramatic and Aquatic Ro. bet of 100 guineas, p. p. to run four English miles in e succeeded, in which spectres, murders, bat. thirty minutes. A piece of ground ; a gustier of a robberies, and castle-burnings were intro. mile in length, in the Phenix Park, was measured, in sufficient quantity to gratify the most and he started at 20 *butter past three o'clock.--. ious appetite for the horrible and marvel. Notwithstanding the malty tarns, die performed the Two largo ships were also brought forward task in 28 minutes (being two minutes lees Amn , the, he first time and received with great applftese. ; given time), to the satisfaction of the Judges, acid sans it wo uld lien beer better if they had act with esse to blesselL. . t.. .• . Charles "AN Inter *AIM INntrich et • • ' Nil panes aairtabati adbue *.siblisma antic": • Laid Dolby waited on him at his lodging In an obscure court in the Strand, to inform Wm that, he was commissioned by big Majesty to offer him any. situation in the ministry, if be wouldiupPort the measures of that abandoned court. ' Marvel replied, that it was. not in the King's power to serve him: neither could he accept any.otier from his Ntajesty without being ungrateful to his constituents, by be traying their . .interests, or, to the King by ioting against him. 'Lord Daub/ then, inforined him that'. he had brought with him a thousand 'poundi, of which the King begged his acceptance, as a- mark of his private esteem and regard ; Marvell instantly rang the bell.—" John, what did yon provide for . ' my dinner yesterday?"--" A shoulder of mutton, Sir. , '—" What am Ito have to-day ?"-=" The re minder hashed."—" What shall I have to-morrow?" " The blede•bone broiled."- Then, having dismitaed its .servant,. a teased to Lord Denby, and, not 'Without astAsitest indignation, obserrtd,, " you sea, WLeric Tim not - a rtitit tote bribed. , ' -Poor. as . AO was, the Kingof England was nokrich enough to perchase him. Ilia events were small lad his inte grity great. That he borrowed a guinea that same [evening of a friend is a fact that must not be omitted. it 11 probable Lord Denby never "paid so eattaor, fairy a visit before. • „~: f ~. SPORTING INTE LLIGENCE. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETiNO, 181 L. MONDAY, Aran, 19. 'The Crime Stoker,* Subocriptioa fit 10p nab far idlaps,ll-w olds Ikt. 101 b. S . olds est. Croft Sot. byre olds Id. Mb. li-Yr old, 21t. SW lodated M. llb. A. F. • Lord C. doeierseeo Ws Dyke, Lyn old * 1 Duke of Rothuurs Rillepebta, 2-yn old Lord - O. H. Careadiskli br. c. Metiyito-rwled, 4- 7 1 2w 1 3 b to 2 apt Merry-so-resed. • .349 1 aka, b. ft. for links, it Mb, Ab. M. wino • - 1 _ :; r „. le! caws, andYiiig - asvisle; but : the most adi pier_ it e . ing eights was to see him lay qiiitF plosiv e m oo n French balls and Corsican mut The name of the Emperor of Rustle was giveu to a sort of sweet , neat, denominated Aleiander's Antigallicen Cow forts. There was Prussian a-la-campaign, Genuine retributive sweets,, Cossack hunting nwts, American_ cakes, and Britkili independent sppr plums, siitlt a great variety ,f(Cher daieties,e% • deiirable, -.toured; 1,47 eh Many hearts was, ex angect.. for OliortHetf 4: I , - - to pos 4STE R 1 ainNsitufa Yesterday the dsual ei (limier and a hall were gi • w ith great liberalityi and of taste. • The health of the king l i as m. When that of the drank, amid aniversol and Prince KosLOWIKY adds observed, that the first and bend of his Sovereign nisi I 'roui the yoke of France. , •ompiiihed, all the misl -17Ietely grntifird. Wyse the sentiment t h at oi T ni h n h g formed • treat o ries. 'ance tie!, • 'laced Toraei. lows for thl To be • • ' 4 4; • • • . this, tialiedc Stu DOW- 4ND.REW to SCA lot limo" esaabidatilltialt Amid Om' - • • ,L; •• •.. r not Met& &bilk kii•P'; thi Matte ifestly a PP. 11 0 16 4,_,, *ex/VW elated, Itome i titeife fence, twai sc . l " ,lllll /" 11 a'.•'honest and indelpendmit spirit : not •liiperlai. Routh e q uence9 __ .‘"7" 1111118.06 UMW' a more Polishest And milieus'* Ills Ince- But, 0111111111401111 the titr• mium oa hilitok is well knowli. It thit 4r64 had to . litilPitetillia 0111 nu- maies sakfeeteellte live under Else'euip 4tAiSpeat .• • r side,. the new. Peitorinees cheilea; , , .•• • .... 4 ,.. . . . . -.. , . .: . . it/lift:if Fiat ' ..,• f iie• tivathat4tiethied kniiiiiitati. . . , rids sod.lelhoei. 40 Oroeitilich • Exist :•• - - • • aplandootaity ebbig a the kind • ~ i litri• ItiChArdioO, tits Old Wiwi , 'heftily; tiodiag i le itteililike. are *at . Meth. ilia AWiiisferi i r „Volt. • tii.niiiiici to hii.c' s oai. , I attired fit S e .ikay . ibat col l icrootiiii . ma awlitori i s ied, ,41a as; tbi Wit. ''. , Ica, Murder, lo all, its 6/4•12_41.00. rated. Gy dgellattothtrie the pow the itirtaWe Orsin i ,I,lll# 06)01yfititiA . his best Style; b4ll.l..gAse4siii.!*if t o n g Gay, of ;top spa domponbo : • . , ~ e Lady stas ~./alist.golabi #ltiti in eta; pal** 010 of the isittßolis . ore eftattilirtii4ligtit ibilitfilfl4 t 4 .14 ' : • . • i : siiri- Pakfi: 4 loo4i,ilte.•, t l, *tmetf,in ~ . rl ~.4 4,41n s:.**0#14AmffiMe1 C . . . , L.... 4. ..... - . i Neils, Ifillitiiii;l4o4l,l4 . v ...- . icseiont.o4o ‘ o.ltoe'ee`. " . \ • . • Natal Amsdortig,. bells hti Wiry, , 4 •. • Inches high, coneeqtrently,a s y ttliC,' •'1 • • ' , Dldkthyn the Qaeon of 4A ` i ,.... • is a elliar akin, Sod a • fitterldelt ' _ i I westing d Wart Tholuianvitalt:i . 3 , , I of Sfitt a eeitmeate, iitys,..llk.,Oresont t .14" tty of the btylika thiig t wero i. ••' . •ins buying garters with .4auttools: -..-- • • V giiail 0 oaf .tile" ArErtreloy--- 1 *etc rotawnber of." - Otber ' ' 1 ad familiar Togoe, itich as 0 4 Be } . . , . to `thee ei . se ,yOr thoughts'. los. i . Male Nog op _to the tohelir. - ,.. - ' ' ~.' of shallot tendency. to "tig .. ,' liftgtoa was iepriesented oft ,gittli . Ai warlike attitudii ilit — alia Di . : , 'll. i „ tobaico stoptitTi; Ittdieroootikt , r ) ; awing"; but the most si:Oprit: , Ile, hits lay flake paosite moot ' d Catalan acts. The nava* of I 1 Etustia was giverk to a sort of sweets . • • .. ... .0 - .1.... .... • • • otritoriWtetl Pant -• „.: • __, 1 66,;._ • • : , :Asa eau airieheriAikikeisa body•of hide aud.lelleet tf Oreentlich • &irk *MO estiper iM splendour:4lY thlsSe a the Und Seen 4144 'gait:leers. Rlckstydlon, thi old , rent) bittSed At biillll4lllhl ry. His bill of fare was Mesta. itid 40isin d with The Epping. •finnt. tli 4-eijiha to hil.r s oes. pany t . they were attired in ri e ..ikay that etteitoOt.fhli tt? drait a uusseroqu awiltorit i nud, at; till of the .performance s. Murder, In all, its was Wry welkozecoted. Gyugel l emethgrie the plasm gers attached to thOitirtoWe Onion ,ijnif eistnytelt a . ed the fisiters in his best • Style; o bud 1. ft'' hibition'Woa young Lady, of Ate altd ittomp.riblie • appeirance. .The Lacly sras this NM of *enders; patnifel oat of tha which Dame Nature OftaVlindatilltit thitrifilt , l4 : • indicate her diversityi 11E<isf itb ) ado ly ar t ersintoott her Of bei.,,chanms: nt4: 41 4100011 1 1 1 4414: • her by sa yin g three • • • • tirrtee Wier Welts, (46;1410401“, 0 In all her molionamatest, t d Wee: " She Is certainly Natal' Unadortig $. bells ritrinall . • than thirty-three inch*, high, cousequently,tt g y ttlir.• • tnitesentittive of Didktlion the %nun of Bea • • her chit:Equality is a ether skis and 11 z e r , malsekber an Interesting dwarf: skis, , arja staijOkfor the sale of 4, - tiftneats, .1tu.,0110 5 14 Many aoteltia•., 44", stagy of the btmiles thOss y werts .o ` • O _ swedes and swaios buying garters with .41.4, 99 0, posies. Seen cotit iced oaf - .0 - lifirfir . "." .- 4 $ When thii:piv Am* rniXistber of.", - Othe snr 4r, more particular and Togoi l lech as . • to me, as I'm to - thee .! set .yOr ihottihtg. 41, things above;" himp bang %Lie the snurli k k and many more of, similar tendency. in "hipt - ,' booth Lord %Vellingteo was reprintobal . tut gln.v . rrbread to • built warlike attitude. He asp:, peered stuck SOS „ tobacco stopper s , , • -• •. - • Ihreephibes et! Mr, Plipar's f. by b.__ Lord F. 0: Ostarse's c by-Sercerer Lid Grimmer Mriro' r - --.-- .....sL no y Lisnii. G. Osbor - ne's 611 y. 3 i ribbinds ; and one Clines, mare ,polished Shea his. 3 to 4 • Swergatakes of 200 gs each, h. ft. colts, est. Ills. Wks, est. 310. - ! con*Poui?ast, presented his damsel with a fan, 'net Ab. M. I with a view,. as we suppose, of cooling their mutest' Lord Solleld'reb. e. Hocuspocas, by Soreertir ' - 1 flame. Leaving the Fair,,ire foand several thousands, Mt. Goeitwe's ch. f. Skeheresade, by Selina - 2 ' - 3 assembled in the Park, where the diversion of roll Gets. Mr. Andrew's e. The Corporal, by Orville Goweeseb. c. b seism y • - . • 4 , poky was carried on with great spirit. Many of the 6 lo sus Hocuspocos. 1 Ladies fell in thiir race down the hills,. to thegegat „ Lead Foley's Soothsayer, beat Sir .1. Shelley's IPbantosi, Se. . • - ~__ _e the ow :j o t ... A .1 .,..._-_ . E : A...ti..; .., 716. each. A. F. 500 p. sto 2 apt Southiayer. i SatistaCtirso M. /CU ‘ 1 " 11 7* lir ,U" 11 . 11 4, . aft . •,N*P.Ti E , eg: The Fint Class of the Gallon& Stakes of 50gs each, b. ft. 1). I. tended for the purpose:6f making ireco Mr. Lakes Vesture. 3-yrs old, Est. 121 b • - - /We did not hear of any broken legs 0r19111,* 1 I Duke of Rutlaad's Sorcery, 4-yrs old, Bit. 111 b. - 2 : sorts of . .ts the day finished with itsirtkaad . Itailiiinitis; 2- 7to 1 east Venture. Bto 1 agst Sorcery. IThere.was a Woe' gper - se of negne . OLta Ctreetil :t .. Lord Foley's Benedict, l'st. 1416, beat Col. Udoey's Truer, flat. 91b. R. M. SOOgs h. R. 5104 on Benedict. • 'enrich, aid no attempt wits ni‘dit in any reiyeet .to.. major Wilson ' s Spotless. Bst. beat Duke of Grafton's Joe : disturb the decorum which _bagbi Selgreservetlo4 ! Miller, au. 316. A. F. 15t 1 gs b: ft. 2to 1 age Spotless. • I . Some expectations were eistertelaW that a ceitele ': • 1 effigy, to .whith we have already &Boded ? would . • I ' Comte, the performer, left 2000 dollars to his - . • • • -1 1 • -:_t • ._._-_.' •-• . ,have been ex once- more 14 gri4Poitl. . _ g*s o3 , l o4.l l lKt. - * Alltericameife. - - 1 - .- • - - - 7 '' ' -. .. -......' P ro : I public manuert-ttte prjvvieneervittinnst - ender=wheen . :4-- ' Inscription on the large superb Vaie. Cop, Pro- . ~: c are she was placed,' hoviiier, .forliad Ittl,,Cinii 'kcesi.., seated April 13, 1813, by Messrs. Turners, Wilkie tire to popular clamour . , and thntli Setae* hat and . son, and two other Gentlemen, deputed by the Town 1 outrage.sta . s avoided, ibich raight Imivetoito.aeripaa . of Stafford, to their zealous and faithful Patriotic ; . c ni on i se se q? h e a n i c , es beca . .. tn T e li a e -shoollossie of t . grea t 1441 t y ,..cu ' . .1), ti iiil4l. ) .:41 ,r id. Representative, the Right lion. R. B. Sheridan, Ste. me eloquenr ) in t i t i r e e :J i ff " a i n t riitel4 li pti l tra N aidiab of that , numberless..grotipeit of respectiby ay lad. . , seen • Palladium a tared thither in the hope of seeing lady.* tlce.,pto- Of all the Civil, Religious, and Political ceedings has eitet • ted so mach conversatina. • Thiele Rights of Freedom. THE LIBERTY OF TIIE PRESS, - wishes W.Ltre not; APWever t 004004 fikr,,iere:and.r.• , . This Cup is presented, Rend, that'both Sir,f6ha and his 104 heitlettltemit • By his Friends of Stafford, on a visit.. In the evening, Al./OW totown *Li tits a small Tribute of Their unbounded Admiration, irrevocable Esteem, Rai scene of a few well-contested battles,: in !MO- thi . Eternal Gratituot." _ ' I pact& were under theintlnence Of BarShim'. VESTRIS, . the Father (so well known by the name 1 lof AttaCiTa) is daily expected to arrive from France, 1 63oisusas,fg.aix1r,.4-11se foittitrip r 4=t' f ilub.. • having obtained leave of absence for four months, ..jects of.the exercises for the M ember ' s ' . the.- ' and is to perform at our Opera for the remainder of . present year:— . ... „ , the present season. • . • swilenasciraiotts: ,_,_ •• -. Foor-aiciou.—On Tuesday lest, the Brighton i iiiald. , Podulmals boat *a man ab 'llSoll 01111MIP' . Itteris lastitheads sit •reenee, •-•„•: e ,. .• e-i• - .:. Shepherd? and Birkett, of Moor Monkten, were .' IllsoolA sac .ores. ._ .' to have ran 200 yards cruet Doncaster raat‘course, i °sib doctrinal .agenuarum et ISosooloas arts/irk tiiiigitodalf for 40gs. the former paid 'lO gs. forfeit. The 131;igho j es skinks cootioeSor.- '....--.;,‘.40, i - The election to the .11:Eltsoolsa ProilimworiltlOSolle 'by the ton Shepherd ran, that day, a butcher, from•Pente? i•fesige st iao 0f4 4 , vv. F. J. H. Wollaston, win saw place or tract, SOO yards, for 20gs, a-side, which he wen Ths.lohty._thrlnt.: -... ._ .... _. _,. very easy.—The same day Abraham Wood ran One, . Ri a e a : v 7 l erre; was late Z e r" es : rt i e l d n A'i li e r e ttes isia r t er s tr - round the course, in nine minutes 28 lectinds, for may. 20gs.: time allowed, 10 minutes. • •I . A man, named 'John ilsagassic - restctiotat Nora A French publication notices the establishment of wieh, has beetsiommitted to th e gaol: of..that city,' a hydraulic machine at Conches, in France; made by ;. charged by the verdict 'of a cootiner's .Inqueat. with . M..LEssmaz, which raises the water of a fountain to i the wilful murder of hit wife. 'The : Prisoner, it ap the height of .126 feet into a reservoir. ' Last Thursday Wm. Harden, a journeyman mill-, , having quarrelled Witt titanlre, knocked her down, Wright, fell about 30 feet from the round-top of at: and while she reinaloid on the ground, nearly •hi a .mill belonging to 'Mr. Hill, of Ringmer, with an I state orinsendhility, he ttiraierd her by draining a axe Mss hand _, and his far comic ti in tahtaCtVith - 'of , join* bar:nett: the luck ~s~aq : ♦.. length with neck ', ~~~ p ixe in Ms band, and his face coming in contact Wlth ! pike of ripe mime - her iteek.. - -• rg the edge of the tool, it was severely cal, but,. It may improper that local militiamen should tut- f luckily, without threatening a n y s e rious eonsequeities:. : (*stand thitt• theilltWance fir ileceasaties• namely, s; . Mr. DRAIIPIER, of Lisle, bas announced ° to' the 'lob. Oa fdethe Ilvetytter et:A*4o6 and 51. 3d. fur Institute, that having observed, two years , ego, on, glob edema* yeeir . , is &vier applied to. the - ' a particular plant, a species of insect which affordai, Retail's*: of such articles v Idle _. • , descriptidii 44 k , ' very beautiful purple, he has attended to it and: mul l . r ‘ oldiers' necesseties es this A e , ,I ' :it may deem tiplied it, that it may he easily propagated, ell smut miatleb • eileitd• to tie sail, and ihe' , , .if an 7, ~ to supply the place of the cocineal: •. ';',._ ;.: ii-I 0 be - iecountitk for to tbir . : •,, 'at Wow, • • 1 Pubefaction does not take place if airtifisitheileal ilia 'nit, at Oil formet - octailliiga t 'Ass • _. to the' _ air be completely excluded. Upod thicii fiendad4 : iiii ... :.:. . • • ' The Cossack appeared bight! ;:- „,•4,.., .: 7 •.,... 7 .... . ) well known method of preservnig meat fresh forint" length of time. .Cut it in. fragments, fill a hitt& 44a, In ca rn bot, by a persoivilitisitiriet lit rani t with these fragments, plunge 'the battle ttri, to the to s. h ah 4 : w ild, i re s a ppon a mk t, iiti ~n k . as neck )n boiling water ; and when boiling trot, ,cork oi l i. fo r io t ir mi ce' an y . money from. M e at h : It I It so tight as to exclude the air. It will keep upwardi iviiViaiiiiidit bandectio. th e Interpre te r , .....6. . . ~ of a twelvemonth.. • . , ' " rOtOkillbh ittibe.old Hero's multctes,. by eve WALTER SCOTT.—We are desired by the Pub- mpg hinfitiir allgltrasibier lila" State Letters i;i r . . , fishers to state the following comparative sale of 'which 4v - • , ".VOrevgael , •ot • •.: , Itekeby and The Latly.of the Lake : .. ' - liiiitna_ A n id • it itild Poentl . e s lit i ,:.. Sold of The Laelq ordes Cake, is Dearly four moths go, single Tlct. the otti artLatith•nt -dm piegt .. ..: Sd, us Septoolser 2td, .1810 - - vu, Quarto, at to 9s. „.•,• • • -- -,......e003 bi li tY °f il l' 1 4 1 1; iiiii v &Pa* 0 11 dkOdti 6,(AXI Octavo, 112: " 5•,600 • ' will be i lerfst-L..;'. -xi, ; ts•ik 1 . 4 4„,, : ,.,.., •, • •, ~, *'k , I . •,.../.. . . . . - .A.l "" gan 11 . PansimA ';al(fr. - )llailleasii. , . de - . k SAO ' , • ' "."-- 4; :pedesttlotf, hodertcgok , te 0 Tali , 1 ' . , SOW of Robby in. three months (Jan. 146, to Apra 14", Tjannviermitt naiad 'sad • •4- f ` 7 .l4pap' IS • • 'and' forty - M*oos, id ilf ::A 3,oooGUatita ,l " 2 % O e. " l°*9lll9aial " ) 4e r ig ' • • 9 1 I lid - Pielettailtill* 6410 Octavo.— If" uutes Ittsit66 - 44blittes Ildlikirtd`flernal. . ' CON • —. ' feat,• * thd *tole Violeta beleartee.ollote Thh demand Is weevily imetimplerA, and'evlttee's we'll fuilivittritidasec.. $1 1 ,01144 1114 ,„ . , ~... .. , . the increasing popularity of thil throw )(let.. *:. betw i la tliti•andltestie dlsO k . . ~ '', . ..• • • , • , ••.,• • .. - • ! "4"'7.1,,, •• • ' • t••;••• '"" - veiti.;#• • ' . . ' .•'• - .... .. • ' i ! st ° 11 I • ' 1