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tee of their ' lb . mat be arkuow, that monareliv, er home. c t Aliened the N. uvla, bided h, e General, ,!;) these ere the kortgaes. which to the 191116 t ;64Nrgh Co re*: I atlt,loritieS lu had Lena , efes. Aitapp • he fAii4y with resiit:it to d of dampin g ieettition o! 1t . 4 161ibIset1 ti anal' 01 t, r. t: coin met., 1 OP the 31h Ibll lilt. nhal DAvo t sr) Luu. untburA, •here gurus to hut* ITT, Prince., eccornpimed hf I.DEGRATI, and Colonel Due. e!, and heard a r. Dinar, from ; afterwaeds re. Princevsee Au. hiker of KIM by Lord Wel,* Ftraaot, sad '4 %Am %lees at twelve teens. IV ALIPEGRAVE. k an airing to fter. the Wan I Int Mr. Baas. etliately attend. with the f.REta ell pleased with gurprised at his Lade him a very u ha left NViu troops lEEE ems again in France, le Royal Davy: RRLN ; anti use It HALSTED. !ivied from lion ir of the Spsoirii leclired his in• of Bvll.l APART% vith the mother of FLAW/41ND Mille between garter. city of London, pushed Charge having taken ituation of the r in Spain, with to supply tho<e he manufacture ry to their eom e of taking the held in the if which timely . BAKER, sailed oning, for sig.. and the -Alia. ordered to the egiment of dn• lonel Sir 6. T. Portsmouth, 'on ion will embark Dragoons, com e on their route emiaark for tbe rOWRY *LTC la 1; 4 14 dragoon' nirirk for apertntead tiled laity, wind+ sr cisy, in ten Jo ) , RD, left the II"- m (of the 95t0 troops in Ports euch troop. • * r • - IR 1. 4 a 41. --rtig LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF RING'S itEIV`II, Wrsvmmat, DEc. 3. IltjaVE.L c. ItEA 'Phis was Ain ishue from the Court of King's Beni', to determine whether the Mantua, who is Viear of tin• paseth nif ttornehureh, in the county of tssex,bilinild pay the expense of keeping up the tenses on three side. of the chinch-yard, Ilt whe ther the Churchwardens of the pari s h were hound tee keep them in repair, as well us tie north side, which the) did not dispute their lishility to ittiille• tont ? Several old parishioners were c a lled, who , proved that former Vicars hail deemed themselves liable, and hail •coustontly been at the expense of repairing these fence/. when necessary. ()ii the other hand. it was contended that the Plailitill, although denominated the Vicar of the parish, was in reality only the Ce.wee of the Ecclesiastical Col lege, sad therefore could not he looked upon as it 1 re..itilarl...ippoilited incomilient. After the evidence,- which was tedious and unin teresting, had been gone through,. both pasties seemed to think that the College themselves were actually liable. It vas seeordingly ag r ee d th a t the Defentlaiit should not be further troubled with proceedings swiiibt him, but that die matter should be left t, t'. : Ecclesiastical Court. Sint V. wAal This was a i eetina to recover damages for injury sit,tamed by the Plsi . ars wife, lbw the overturn ing of the Defendants stage roach to Hertford, through the carelessness of the driver. The Plain tiff add his wife were pJflkill• , stho trave ll ed about the cuwitry wig:ls, sad the latter by this accide , .• :.ad bees, :dog disabled from gaining u lare:ihos.d, on socnuor of :ter ,tray hawing been Lirok-n. It was proved that the rimier was intowi cote.. ilrote 4 'lrti 14 Ay all the wa ) , trom one side of the road to the other, and, at length, when he had reached Waltham Goss turnpike, overturned the coach and all his passengers tutu a ditch. Many of the passengers received injuries, and amongst otters. a Mr. Puck got his foot hurt so severely, that ho w.as codfided for dire, months. lle de- preacd, tket Mr. Warner. the tweieriecore who beeps an 'nun at %reelth tyre vent humanely at tended him, stn.. for a rurgeon, and vial all the expenses attending' his cure. The Plaintiff had only rect•lred se Cos towns& her expenses. defurt- the evidence was emicluded, it was agreed to iseewastaiodate the matter by withdrawing a juror. OLD BAILEY. s ...ITIIRDAY, Du. 3. IPOORTII James Starkey, • 'ltrivim• Atkins, Samuel Car per, o.iierwoe Amor Cavan, were man:Lt.', fur burgiariouely braking anti entering the house of the Countess Dow...,er Morton, situ ate in Peat-art:et, ou the night of the sth of Octo ber lea. _ _ . . Jowl r oy, one of the r.t tee-Officers, belonging to Bow -street, was the Slot witm-ss called Ott the Part 01 the 1Wi1a ,,, W 110, 1 ; ad he wer sent for, is 416•11•11111•11011 et Sake su • • ous appearances, to mole elesammines au Lady "oic- ant's house ' ha went there early or. the evening at the nth of October ; he truer/Fed tit • men lurcoto4 about her Ladyslii!i* door; he , 00k n:s stotoo , o i.o the house opposite, where he motto a till f ue_ pit twelve , twit tight be returoed the neNt erelong. about ate o . e.oek, iii endulaitti with his brother, f hOt:: Fov, William Jackson, and John budgett, twee other officers; ou their *ay, its Park-street, mar Lae4 Morton's house, they tom the five men ago in lurking about ; lie was sure the Prisoners, Starkey and Laver, were two of them ; their peramie were well known to him ; he was not so suet of the other Prisoner. Carats ; the ofVers were olili.4ed to walk about toe some time, till they t.: , 4 AO oppor tunity or getting irtobserved iota 1 ..oly Alorton's house; they wok their vtation in a rocm in the lower part of the horse, just behind the area door, where they 'sad a light (met-tale' in a dam hate .4 they hail previously sent liatchc., the eiolu4it left in the care of tre house, net of the way. They .entained in this situation aleout ao hour, when s loud kiwi, was heard at the street door ; and, after a short interval, another. satttle7 Slihl, Whets ail %%lot quiet for about ten minutes : they then heard the iron gate, leading down into the area, open, and 1 1 some persons come doe n the steps; they then at tempted to open the area door, for which purpose they tried several hero, for alient twenty minutes. Some of those at the tor of the arts steps asked had they got the door open ? and being told they had not, they cried out, ol D--ii it, vend it in theu ;" and one below mid, Hand the Jemmy;' (the slang phrase for an iron crow). The witness then {word them apply the crow to the door, and begin to wrench at it ; the door cracked very much, and rang the bell that hung to it, which stopped theta fur some short time ; at last they forced the dour open, and came into the passage. He heard one soy, Come along, it's all right." He knew Starkey very well, and thinks it was his voice.— As well as be could judge, four cause in; they all went up stairs. The party of officers in the room were ia tit or stocking feet, to pre emit noi.e, and the %item.. wcut tirit alter them. The candle in the lnrtsui had melted with the bout and goes out. When he reached the hall, he • light a large purloin. He instont- doubt he was the man lee had laws seen en the top of the he tuvk;hiut !rnialiter, Upou his return Leek to 4 tte pretutot3. Unit thy epos. ‘rhere Stark. y aa., a utr ino.w crow, winch , I • draft 111C)1, atm in Court. The . . k e ys he h a il t,..,1, / 7114 tpusid one to Opel, .he gate 6 lv..tittu{ dutau lulu ttiv .....,:s, but none of thou would ()pill the area 'dour, mid rite crow exactv He,io.Ostmotits a . itslerwe in bresting it...-. utak fitartey to the watch-ha:tau al Mount itteet.'Wlitte was iilior the iiitirittary, to have .iis leg set% Lavat bail afterivatds linnight there; he h a d heen shot titiough the left arm, which was afterwards amputatA near tle;:. slimilder. Cavan was takeit After that. Th . ejither °Meer*, and the woniati, CtlllfitillCll the several ports of the 1111011 testimony. Peter Oecaux, who lives op(tmite to Lady Mor ton's, happened to be at a plitAlic-house, calli.tl the Illee,ling ti.. t, near Drury-lane. on the 4th Oet. The titres erisoners, tug•ether with two inure, were there together ; lie oveilleard them tit:tuning •the above hisrglary, and gave information, in coo sietpience of which Fos had watched at hiv home that Meld. The next , .h.y he went to the. ' , ant' place, vZ!...e he again saw the same patty.' when Lacy settl,2,l on the attack on that night.— Ile saw from hiv window the party go down the area. Thr Prisoner, Cavan. Via , not ollif t. 4 ., those that "cot down firA, but folios, ea after they had forced the is rya done. 'the Jur) . , after the su 111112111 . g up of the 1...e5....cd JticL,e (Gitost.), without any he sitation fon•irl all tile Prisoners—Godly. There was no other trial of interest this day. There was A slight rise in the 'nude on Saturday, occasioned, it was suppose'', by it tumour that •PARTE. had arrived ut Paris. Consols left off at ti7i'lor the aleCOUllt. Letters of the 4t h ult. from St.Petersburgh, men tion the arrival of the Enspelor A.I.EXAN DES there, on his return from Erfurt's. Although the inhabit ants were aware of his a , i!srouch, they failed him with those cietrintistretions of .joy which they had been %, eustomul to manifest U4i similar occasions. Acc,,idiug to these letters, the public discontent against the connection wadi, or tether subservience to, the Court of France, :tins daily augmenting. The liing of FtwastA had br , ai obliged to deliver to the French his fatuous service of gold. It was couveyed to Berlin under art escort of General BLUCHER'S hussars, called " 7%e Death', Header " A serious altray tuok place brtweeri these hussars and Sane French troopers who had iusulted them, audsever.l live; a ere lost before order was r, stored. Si: F.. Pzt...eur had, ,tt the .late, of the late ac counts fro-u liengo.l. dispatched Ion) thence three frigates on secret et:pertition to tins Eastward. The,Ail, of Yarmouth, (awn Pijoi. fur Loudon, was captured 0 - Hastings, uu rail:tiny last, by a French lnxger primicer. ship 'wetilViipt uteri off the same plane s - illilstoutt. sand carried into . a• • „ The Ol d Friend, Uacsx, .from Plymouth, foi Gibraltar, is on' snore at Falmouth, and lull of water. , ;a _ - . Tire Olive Braga: FAAMPTON, fro.o Liver fur Ntwfoluidtand, foundered at sea on the ult.; crew ,4ved. _ If we are to credit private communications from Madrid, the army of C•sTSISOS is at length roused from that ingio , ions repose its which it has conti nued ever since he took the command. It is said to have passed the Ebro :st three different points, and to have driven the I. rench frosts their strong posinotis at Ca : . irtiso. We trust that this inteUi• geoce will he e • *sew sria T.. —Captain Bennet, to the Oeean (Lord Colltagwood's 111..krobip); Capt. lin:anon, to the Faine ; Capt Thomas, to the Spartan; Capt. Hayes, pro Import, to toe Aired ; in the room of Captain Bligh, who is a witness ota time dosed of Inquiry holding at Cheisea ; Capt. Selma!, peat emp:o7 , , to the Victor, ; Capt. Brigs, to the Clorinde ; Cue. Walls L to the Cruiser ; Lseat. P• 4 ry (Aomirai Rolle srs.*- Bai(-offleer) is prmooted to a Commander, and appoint ee, 14 tLe Speedy; Capt. Inman, to be Conimissiooer of the Bork-yard at .Radios; Capt. Chamberlayne, p/a ;copore, to the Stot Ira, vice Capt. Pr rnley (now Sir Robert Howe Brom ley); the Hon. Capt. Lake to the Intl epid. Capt. GA/MITT is apy lotted by the Lords Com missioners of the Admiralty Comptroller of Pay. meats Afloat, at Portsmouth, in the room of Capt. Stilt:Lß.who ma goite e ; out Commissioner at the Cape of Good Hope.. Capt. PORTLOCK is appointed to command the Sea Fenendes in the Hampshire JOAO . . t, in the room of Capt. Lott so, deceased. The corpse of the Holt. Capt. HIMBERT (son of the Earl of CAMS 411,019 who was drowned at Gijon, has been landed at Portsmouth, and con veyed to lligliclere, in Hampshire, for interment. Captain BAWL AT is decidedly matched to go at Newmarket, !non miles in 1000 successive I Ti, it being usiderstood.that only our nide is to be per formed in one hour. A dittereuce has taken place between the master tailors of Portsmouth and their journeenien, iu consequence of the litter having demaiiiied an in crease of wages. The masters have beam meeting. and agreed to grant them an increase, which will prevent, should the combination be now dissolved, the unpleasant necessity there would be in the =seers to apply for the interference of the law— an alternative that would be ruinous to the fami lies of the journeymen. , The statue of the late Mr. Ptrr . which had boen J.nta i" . ' • ucs idyl 1 / 4 mire slated a fete ddyi ... seal sal aditei aide Sir JAM LIR. soll bad 4leoliar 4 0 4sirailIg inn bruu i r,* feed. 11.141441irlisarider ad ; rely ri4o - . Ai bail bat. ,rind 3•1 irk , • remit. Tame of frAL'taitfriiritr. S. *tap the peace - fat twc!ve mouths. aud ai Nle eapiratieet of that time to appelli the fellawinK Qairrerthitisisas ler the Camay se 'Jill& Se't, Lt am.iw what esti be objected t a lit*. Me. Nettle ~.; t riLJ hits a recognisant* of Sflet. upo4, the name cubli AI r. 11. a respectable Attorsie). attended to lamer • preferred aa.tiatit bias by Mr. King, PurtlailipiZe b l utter: ag a bait triode payable at n bum whew it wassaid tat at cepter had t, ,'r ronded. Mr. MI,. attenorsi few Mr. H. with several wittiness, Da lir. Klee did riot attend. clutrce liasiog been several times nailer loveetigalits Ware Mr. It SA Co, the (hither iaqttial was postpooed. W USW P-sTRSIT. Ow tire en,tht of Monday last, three horses were stoke Aria Catubridantliire, the purely of wealthy farmers ; the traced thr..t to the tuwu of Cambridge, sod hum thence se otf in two pvt-clanises, and took the two rends towards Lus don. 'Thu horses were traced to Walthamt•Ctorm, whence, * as corm:card, the robber , had takers • caressed to get Mt London. The farmers theta mot to Bow-street °ace, au gaga Fr; color description of their buries ad the robber and ordered band-bills, *feria; a reward of meet, gismo spun 'recovery of their property, sad con s' ir et he robber Theu° Worship-greet received primes balm :it ion that sum .turmstraters had get • stab: - • MUM up ir - one, Wmt Mester., ma receptacle fur stoke harms, we' there and found three axe, semerine Om description of II ~1.12;r5, in tire stable, tithing can of three horses, revertible them stoke i they msrurarie took tar men into rostody Tic cast bas since sadergose several imestigatiouse bee Sir WM. PA MOSS, St Worship street 011ke, who has coo milted the primmer* to take their trials se the nest Resit fur the his of Ely. gRi.■ALL A *RC 3. Jot. Rimier, , ;fres htuaght ep by GA ir said he had him the meratling Royal DA; in esimtreet, an somitten of hawk, MeV 41 ,carted from souse of Ho Mejesq's_shipe ar nook s 4 wt Ito canmination, he admitted be ass nit fivai tits Owl frigate, sod that be hot boot Wed ten or dome *wet at I Old Bailey, but eager toeviciart. At, trio misty stances, there is earwig remora to supporta list be is gm the gang of returned tremors/ea that have lately omassitt so many daring rishberres, be RIM scot let farther beak say PIDCOCCS LfOY. Ca Wednesday list Med, Mr. Phicoct's famous nos. al an illness of two matitha. Be had hem at the possession Mr. P. crock tea yaws, sad bad lima the tenor sedate' lion ut emends of sidles. His distst.wr was a fewer, a *cirri's* ou hie beer. He was &Headed by cisme. lit the canine of bia Mute., burin vial= ft 0, two fuwis were put into his ilea, whir!) be imishatal and tacked their b:oollt. Two eels re were tbdi thirties offered, bat be did not touch -awns ; a Wail thou preeentett,eie coal his appetite-.he Jailed it, sad sad hhed i lastly, a rvatvit put iuta Ho*. 4 whew IS fs supposed Ise broke In , ureuleot, ea be *4 mil siberwim J ove tt. His skis is idulfing, sad in a 10/. Ihys 1011 he se for ioaptrium. Mr. Pidcac;c; we uoderataad, teem% letelf *out. fur this noble &aimed. Saturday, at. the Middlesex Sessions. Mr. ckarifarnr• a:ul smother were „„feted for mica riot um ties istrish of St: Atery-la-Bontie, and drums and other instruments of music, steal •t to_usiite the mob to commit acts of outrage m ' iirence tiOitist what: they thou lit to ti "w ad poses ;." limuuter.. sto that e 5 end lighted lanterns living ..ftrried before M. They were both fou nd ge&i.—.Severel cases minor description ware tried, limit of little into" caturd my morning *dreadful Mire lireke out at three o'clock, in the eataasira blue-mounfactur Messrs. DARY.EY and Hoores, in Coleman-6u which entimely consumed those raloahla preen containing y to the amount of miry tt ,and you s. Fortunately there was nts w otherwise many old houses contiguous must I bees destroyed. The fire-engines and the Vo teen of the district assembled with great press tude. The flames were got under about o'clock. On Tuesday se'nnight, a person 'arra! in ging near the entrenchments which surround castle at Bourn, iii Lincolnshire, discovered a s urn, cautaiiiiu . upwards of 60 Roman coins. of them ii, an (wrens of Nuao ; the others an narii and sesterlii of CONSTA NUNS, AMOS and MANIMILIAN. Saturday, at noon, seven coniicts were bra to Portsmouth Irons Sbrewsbuty, in the Salop e to be put on board the hulk at Fort Cutubei Three of them had a very respectable appeal one of whom was brought in the inside of couch. Friday, a boat belonging to His MAJarrei 1)///a. with a midshipman nod six men in it, in a squat', in going to Sothead ; all of v were saved, except one man, Jastes!White, body has been picked up, am/ an inquest he it. Verdict—Accidentel heath. On Wediterday, an Inquest was held. at / mouth, on the body of Paul Herr, a privet longing to the Durham Militia. who died by ci ing au excessive quantity of spirits. He worn come friends on board the Milbank transport, he drank three pin - of rum ; be wits seised sickness in comic ot• shore, which ul.riat coutpauirms, and they took him on boon Guildford prison-ship, where, netvrithistaittlie . ;nstnatt professito: :I amistance of Mr. REA died. Verdict—Jo;ed by ss e ffocatisa s by ere di inking. On Saturday eight, his most Serene Hiph I`l 7onyurer THEATRES. DRURT•LA N E. ~1 `.:i~ Is. . '.ches Mr. M. G. Lawn's interesting nwloArtnint of Pittuna was performed, on maturti)i night, to u crowded audience, who honoured it with unbound ed appliuse. The excellent and Judicious acting 0 1 the performers, and the powerful interest of th e. piece, have conquered ull tine slisoonrobation which some few ituperfectioes had produced upon the first night. KING'S THEATRE. The Covent-Garden company concluded their performances at thit: heatre, on Saturday night, wail the tragedy of Macbeth, and the nielo-4:rannt n 1 Princess or no Prim CfSS ; or, The Forest fi lien isanstadt. The housewas crowded to an overflow, ..t a very early hour, and the whole performance r v•lvi.d the most unbounded applause. Th e) an _ iiiiiineed their removal to the Little Theatre, Hay market, where the company perform this night.— We hate no doubt their endeavours to entertain the public will meet with similar success. TIGRATRIt. This pleasant place of nitseellaneens amusement was °poled, on Saturday night, for the winter see son, before a crowded and brilliant audience. • An appropriate addrem was delivered iu en aniniatist and impressive (style. by Km Scorn who is the chief become and object of attraction at this 'f 'mi tre. A itticeetwioa almost v lcasaut totertaniment, followed, among which the most striking ..as a mein-spectacle called The Red Robber. A Wein child, only five years old, played several t imea on the violin, to the delight and covtotitslitutut of the company. _ Mr. COOKE has renewed hid engagement at the Bs: h Theatre, and me Saturday was ro nerhsrin Sir Gdes Oreire !eh, in the comedy of A New Way to Pay Obi Debts. Mr. Calif:, of Norfolk, has lately been much in disposed with a gouty affection in the chest ; but st gnat us is:Metre pleasure to state, that he is now nearly restored to health. Mr. ROBERT:totes company perform three times a-week, at the silicatre, Newark. This night t.:ev are to i.erform Pizarro. The last arrivals at Bath are— Laay Tyliwy Long, Lady Teresa and four Misses Deese. How Mr. Ward, Sir E. Bulk°, Sir Win. Peyton, Sir Essex Edgstorth, Ades. West, Gew Broughton, Malor.Ginseral Hopkins, Co!orrel Pringle, Lieut.-Colonel sod Miss Shaw, • Major sad Mrs. Arland. The Niarquiv of ABERCORN arrived in town, on Saturday, from the Pi Tory. Earl Powts returned, on Saturday, to his house, in Berkeley-equare, limn his seat, in Wales. Earl and Countess CHOLNIONDELET will leave town, nest week, for their seat in Cheshire. Mrs. Bootie had a select party, last evening, at her house in Berkeley-square. Mr. MET NELL is alaagerously ill, at his house in Chapel-street, Mar Fair. The Maichionesi of SstitaraT and the Ladies CECIL left town, Oil Saturday, for Hatfield. The Marquis mod Marchioness of LANaDOWS ar rived in town, at six o'clock last Might, limn South ampton Castle. His Royal Higlinesa the Duke of KENT left town, este/111.1y, tur Windsor. ti, otos; JOIVIsTONE, Esq. gave a grand dinner, yesiertfay, at his house in Hmovet-squitte. 1.1 rte evening the ,VlissesJoussioNi. nail a 1111WilVilliNitty, nitwit was attended by the Prince mid Princess CASTE' CICALA, Duke and Duchess DE CsrirtitEs, C.-iv:Tess of BARWEIAOILK, amid several other Fa shiouables. Toe Ludy of Colonel A NDEItiON left town, yes terday, on a visit to her mother, Lady CaciLia JOHNSTON. at HAW Lady CAa4Ll.► Atilka is expected in town this day. The Pmeruct:Ese AItnAISADOR gave a grand dinner, yesteranyv at his house in South Audley sti.ort. To . tlie greet regret of the inhabitants of Beati wpris ,and its neighbourhood, Lord and Lady NULKIIILEY I.ft Barron lid!, for their seat at Poynton, Cheshi-e, where they puritan, staying a abort time., before they depart for town. List week. Lady lezaaarN teok her departure front Peorliyu 11aN, Wales, for her Ladyship's sett at Witionigtou, in Clieshim. We understand her Ladyship 11115 established a school in the neigh bziuthood of Pe:tilt : Ai, for the education of girl-, belonging to parents in indigent cireutastances. Bloom MAXFILLD and the Managers of the Portsmouth Theatre, have spared neither pains nor experrsc in deco.ating the house, which ok,,eued out Friday night to a crowded Ruche& ce, with Adrian and Urn /a, and Fortune's Frdie both of winch met a ith great applause.—They hare ailded several excellent performers to the company, which is now very strong. ?hiss LEPttru, from Cocent-Garden Theatre, will make her ap pearance this week ; and Mrs. BARRIV, who was always a great favourite with the public, has re newed her eitgageittent. The Bath subteription cOnCertg commenced On Wednesday last. Mr. Raussil -ippenred in high r F ~.' lied at Sp:thewl, Weelne,elay last. Mr. It 4uttnut appeared in high t.he saw • light in a large parlour. tte 'latent- - I ne statue or tile tate war. rerr, ivnien nun toren ern cra,uruay Engin, nes must ;serene rupn :11 :apt. C . /Milli ti ; spirits, and his hand, which was select and nu- ,ly rushed tato the rogue where hr saw three men imprudently offered by the university of Canihridge nessthe Ensperor and King of ell the Conjur e r ate/lite, Captaia merous, jerfeirued a new .overture. Waermsses, en 1,1 one corner, and oar near the tire-place, whom to a celebrated foreign artist, who declined it, and Inatiar) held his first levee, for this pe ew i t , d Sebtifc, Lieut. a crust antuiated a n d cornet sty le. Mr. Dr.:ter. r lie instantly seized b ) the collar: lie could net say next proposed to FLAIMANs who, indignant at the Lyceum, which wee attended by Mr. Juau he West-Indies; (veiled the vocal department *ith a rung of ins who it was, as the lights were instantly exaug• uished. preference thus given to a foreigner, waved the coin- amid a great part of his numerous family. wl .rotehatok, C..,,t. Own compomti )))) , the merits of which would have Th•• fellow struggled with him, and by a violent mum-ion, has been et length consigned to that able tilled their approbueen of his Majesty's i nt the Royal Iltv:e done honour to a veteran in serene. Miss tinsar push .1, nee in, in the other side of the room ;he and veteran sculptor. Notteetes. It 1, to be meld during the resew, with every dein ons i ut. sad the/Nag- and Mr. MU:Rain were both excellent iii their heard the blows of the crow ai., , ,,iost tile vrainseet placed in the Senate-house of Cambridge. of rapturous joy. On his tire entrance, 1 ehes for Lidos It Bert duet.. Signor Netnt gave the sour; and is of one strikin g at Isim, upon which he drew out The Warne, Seeeters, anti Comm.is Collect'. loudly greeted with the acclamation mill ep i grins, Captain air from HAYDN'S erratims with great spirit and oar of les ;needs, and fired toward. the spot.— of the City of Cork, on Friday are •ght voted the of Ins delighted uudience. Certainly this r ril Saturdnyt for fee:lug ; his comic some, in the second act, almost I After seine further str,e•gle, he heard th :m bet ak Freedom of that City to he pr.:sewed in a Sdver t titertainincut most have arrived at its g. eenvlilred thl audience with laughter. Mr. Amu: 1 open a door in ere parlour. By this time Jackson Box, to Coptlin SEVtitouo, of the Amethyst, for his height ; for. without the Ohl adage of , o se o order a Corgi delighted us once more with a -oileerto on the drought a light, end they found the gen,- had got -..ry great gallantry and ability In the capture of Ole believing," it is certainly out of the powe r lw United Kilef - flute, mid Mrs. Arils gave " Gaaraiaili eat questu out lmekeerds on the heeds over the kitchen ; they theirs. A Vote never pouted the t'euncil with mini belief to credit the iviusders. exhibited I nd, etiekeeriag rig/to," with every grace and sweetness possible.— .aw ..tarkey awl another, olio.n he thouglit to be more etitlit.iewk imanimity. It wis. at the seine truly astutoirbitectemodthoegh without that I ithedrol Chan hln the second act, a young lady, punil so N ALM. ill. ' eleven, recktag . their eseace over the e all into t i me resolved. and with a similar feeling, that has ribaldry very °ilea the,cotuiiiinsou oft is s i n tf that See, the en Italiaa solo, hind a part in a aerzettte rueed l'rrk-lane. lie linneediesely ton round. RSA fOU'ild uosve colleugne, Lieutenant BLEN SI Esit,tssitT, asiutottueilt,aakicuncLucteti it'll, that prop r i e t y if the Right Wt . . her voice to lie rick and powerful, hi.. ....-t: correct. .Stieekev mule% at the foot of the -NAIL,- , liould have the certitiotto of it former vote or is ever eomparible well ratioasi r remoti on ,. i-hop thereof, to and kr taste relieved. Lioness. afforded midi- .II • .oral ,liouAlit he was shot, be SYuRe 1., 11.•!4 ; t;r ivredutn, which very emispictious merit RS as Offi. V ouNo, who hat mitten* l oco rich fuse prof Y hi++ also bet • tioual ',Leasure to ►the evening's entertmninent, by , other dosied la.. name, and mid he wee pot slim, cer hut eureed for kiln. transmitted in a Silver Bow; a wire -darter, itt so much improved na c e rt m ii, to retVlDMet. , his wood. D owers on the violet:eel*. Ms. hat his it 4A WI broken ; lie askeditew it napiened i aef. ► l. tali thew gifts to talents awl bravery it win, justify es in calling her a tetra shit. Much e Rev. WAt.V N. Aso:: give a h.,:atitural sew killed of Ratlettet's Starkey said, its he on- , tiatotir-4 nii.::e; the o i!;,, • leeretA should, ice: laSeriptiool Suitable to the is •loie to Mr. INGILtBY for the norm.' c um by them elects with tioect%-eted ...etene... *I her performance, and route gentle•t•eu m o i l ed nil' 11, fi ll %Weal litta; slrvicei p e rformed by our very distiuguished tbeTheutve : • is cael, we hope, h eclistant eml i . .er. ilt fall piece, close . , tuts delightful amusement. • brake has leg, and Ida Oti. 'lure %%. dues, bed no sitintivuen. to please will be crowned with success. -- , _ , J - _ I - .. •._ll l lBllllWir .