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vrcosit.t.Erk cold T. •1 0 '3 ,4, • TO TUE EDITOR. -, • St&—Some time ago 1 observed is letter in rut Inverness Jonrnal, from the Orkneys, stating the discovery thereof another Comet, nearly vertical at eiglit o'clock at night, upon the 30th of November Ist. , • The letter stated, that the old Comet was at thsit•thite still visible, and the new one was quits' distinct to the naked rye: having several.brigtit nights looked out for it, but in vain, 1 gave over the pursuit; but this evening a gentleman who lives with me discovered it, and shelved it to me:, it is easily visible to the naked eke, and the nu. ,tens appears forger than that of the first Cosset — it has yet no tail, but las it appears to be apprbach ing the Sun, and will probably be long visible, its appearance will probably change in this respect. Its situation this ni4ht, Kith December, was at eight o'clock, with the Stars mot and su of the Constellation Andromeda, 40. N. Let. fbnns near ly as equilateral trialigk. Through onrof Dollatrd's threesSoet telescopes, it appears much larger than the other Comet, still visible. . You may depend upon the correctness of tins piece of intomunion, the insevtion of which will of conme gratify many of your Readers. I am your consent Header, H. lt. D. Maktows, Taveramshice, Dee st6t 1•07- r AJ'I4L ENTL WGENC'E. tolasmouvi, MC 3. This day arrived the Areager, Cisteskrual canister, guit-brigii,frontacrusseetilidvre &Ghee. Arrived the lame, tette; lirend, from INette rarai The Ear'slus, of 36 gum, (he Won. Capt.. Dian. des, sailed this aftenioon for 1 1 ly ttiOtitit. to be paid ott As, Express was received here this :day foe tEu braretroops who came home with Sir John MOO% to be landed at this place. The 20th Regiment, eonnuaaded by Colonel Row.* very fine body of men, came onshore this eveaiug. and are gone into quint:era. Several ether Regiments will land to morroa. The Niobe frigate, Capt. Loring, which) arrived Ztay from a cruise, spoke Sit Charles Cotton's e pedi d tion,yeitli °only teu sail Oftrautiparts in tom pariy,'tht. rest having been dispersed in a gide of wind.' One of 'the transports is put back to Spit head. Sir Chsrlest Cotton, on his arrival off Lisbon, will Agit his flag to the iliberaia of iou guns. The Ylcrory of 100 guns, is fitting at Chatham for Sir Sidney Smith's bag. The o%cera 514 (sew of the Powspee are to be removed into her. The Hercule, of 74 Ima, Hon. Captain Colvill, came ap to Spithead on Friday, from St. Ilelen's. The 4aressidleite Sir - Geo* Collier, with the Eilakhreemter Wii;ftleeltoo, Estee, Waterer Castle, stud Neoax, East ludiemen, curl Sinclair, for Bo tany Bay, are also retntned to Spithead. The Iri shmen are to take recruits on board, to join seve ral regiments in the East hlies. Colonel Prevost, eisymnor of Norfolk-Wand, goes out passenger in the Sfitalair. The Ampaiess, Captain float*: al el the Blossom, Captain Mem, are-yet cleialeed 'With the coaroy for the blediterraneen, hr tontrary The Frelie, Captain %iiiinyates, is fitting for a for eap station. • The Arsistoss, Carmarehess, Perseverance, aritt MMus/ Indianan ' sailed from Crooklitiven on . Monday last, for the Donna, utulti convoy of die; Sr. ,f/boa's, Coat. our -, 11, from whom they parted company in a gale of wstal.—Winft N. 1 1 .. PLYMOUTH, JA'. 2. Came in the Acid transport with troops (one of the-Expedition tinder the command of Sir Charles Cotten), from whom she parted on the 28th ult. 130 leagues west of Scilly, and carried away her main-mast on Thursday evening. off the Deadinan ; also the Ceres transport, one a the same convoy ; RUSSiIi Company, Cartier, from lbeher ; and the Hatubto' brig Jnlicouta, Suretnen, from Archangel for Oporto, with wheat, detained by the JAI Bell privateer ; the Nancy, Captain Harvey, from New foundland, was totally lost in Mill Bay, • ou 'rlturs day last. TALMOUTU, .IAN. 1. Arrived yesteriliv, His Majesty's ship Mittotave, 71 guns, Admiral it Charles eettOn ; the Aide ftre and Britezoia frigates, with atiott twenty sail of transports. The remainder of the p sh ei lEf woe and transports (composing the 'Ex ' ) ' supposed to haw. rit e for Torbay. O or, beli were separated by a violent gale of wind on the 19th ult. Also arrived the Mars cattier, of this port, Captain Vinicoinhe, and has InOught in the two American schooners, via. George Lorrord, end Morning Star, Stueey, from Burdeilx, with thike and break, hound to New Orleans. This day arrived His Majesty's ship Plirghtki; 44 guns; Copho schoonPr, to gum ; and Zing. George cutter, from a crnise. On the Sloth nit. in lat. 45. 4g. north, the Mar; cutter spoke His Majesty's ship Imittfatigable,alt 11. The Mars has also captured the American ship Thalia. Captain Sellermati,. Kith wine mut brandy, from Bordeaux, bound to Philadelphia, out four da: s. Arrived this afternoon, the slily Thames, Captain Burns, from London, fur St. Kitts; parted with the fleet four days since in a wile of wind, bywhish the wfwlW were separated; on the following morn ing spotitillis Majesty's ship Artrea, offend ships, odpposestiii "vat of the convoy, then in sight . It is that His Majesty's ship , Swallow, Captain bier, is lost, and all hands, near Scilly. In the eastern isirttif Mount's Bay,neur Mullion, an American ship is said to have foundered, awl all on board peyjshed. We expect to hear of many more shipwrecks; 1111 the storms during the present week have beetillotbing less than hurrieones, and several vesselsinivi no doubt foundered, that will never more be hard of. orxt., Jas.3. Arrived and salle27 ftg. the River tin. frifding, Capt. Freeman, freild'llenieraro. n The Count...* Darts" tow, MoNno, front Wil sninzton, is put into Di" i n distress-. The Otter, Bousosta *um the We't In iies for Liverpool, sonic a lea ir anilwas burnt at sea, oo the loth alt. and not the Lady Hood, as before elated. • I P ara 11:13a: MI enclo A till% das, A ham to I eon me' qua moi her cif Pc cal TI Li au tat dit ral tat CI fo fa A C ti II c I 1 1 • LOSS OF THE AfriSON. raTtirit v.vancrLAtts. , . The folk/iv/iv* ?mirth:ethos of this rnefaneholy went. are Igiten chiefly on the authority of the ofli- yds who were eared. The Anwar, as we last week reported, sailed front' Fa/Meath on Christmas-eve, on her station off the Black-rocks, as one of the look=out frigates of the Channel fleet. In the vio lent storm of Monday, blowitig about W. to S.W. she stood across the entrance of the Channel, , towards Scilly, made the Laud's End, which they mistook for the Lim-d, and bore up, as they thought, for Falmouth. Still doubtful, however, in the evening of Monday, Captain Lydihni stood off- again to the Southward ; when n consultation being held, it was once more resolved to . bear up tor Falmouth. Runni eastward and north ward, still trader the fatal persuasion, that the Lizard was on the north-wed of tlwin, they did not disscover tbeir mistake till the man on the look-out ahead, called out " breakers!" The ship was instantaneously broached-to, and the hest bower let go, which luqvpily 'brought her rip; but, the rapidity with which the cable had veered out, made it impossible to serve it, and it anon parted in the hawse-hole. The sheet anchor was then let , go, which also brought ap the ship; but after Tiding cud-on fora short time, this cable parted from the same cause, about eight in the mottling, and the ship went plump on fare, upon the ridge ofsand which separates the Die-pool from the btLy. Never did the sea run mote tremendously high. It broke over the ship's masts, trhich soon went by the bocrd; the main-mast 'fiirining a floating raft from the ship to the Slane; and the greater part of those:who escaped, passed 'hy this medium. One of the men saved, repdrts, that Capt. Lvdiard was near hirti on the main-mast; hut he seemed to have lost the use. of his fatuities, with horror of .the scene, and soon disa t • We have not mops to go 'further into norjangtiage that will convey an ads vista picture of the terrific view that presented itsel biit justice demands thatwe notice the conduct'of a worthy member of a sect but too much vilified. At a time when no one appetreti on the ship's deck, and it was supposed the work of death had ceased, a .31etkodist, Preacher, venturing. his life through the surf, got onboard over the wreck of the main-mast, to see,if any more remained.; mew hedest hearts followed him. They found several, persons still 'below, who could not get up ; among Whom were tab° wome it and two children. The worthy Preacher and his party saved the two women, sail some of the men,bvt the children were lost. About p.m:the ship went to pieces; When a few more men. who, for some crime, had been confined.in irons be low, emerged from the wreck. One of these was saved. By three o'clock. no aptsearance of the vessel remained. •She was an old ship— (a 64, we believe, cut down)—which accounts for her boating to pieces so soon on a sandy bottom. • The men who survives!, were con veyed to Helston, about two miles distant; where they were taken care of by the• Magistrates, and af terwardsient to Falmouth, is charge of the Reg,ii biting Captain at that port. We are aware that ge neral-roport has stated the number drowned to be greater thaa we have given it ; but of the missiug, we understand many are deserters, who scampered atlas soon as they reachesl the shore. Among the officers waled, wo have heard of the following : apt. Sullivan, a pa4seager ; Messrs. Hill anal ßrailey, midshipmen ; Mr. 'toss, asisisstrup. surgeon, mid some others. • Paßtmget, SIC. 31. During the interval of the Assam bi;ang . .on the beach, the Situation of our brave seamen war peril ous hernad description: the sea rtmising.mouti tains Nib, so that it was quite impossible for any boat a ire on the water ; and the only ;method which remained for the crew to land was, by ropes from the iambo to the beach (as fortunately 'she was thrown with her masts towards the !mild ' ) and through the assi,tance of which, by the aid and lite.sing of a Merciful and kind Providence, about two hundrett and fifty were saved from a watry, grave. I regret to say, that about fifty of our countrymen art miming : amoug‘t those nnfor., .tumitt• men is Captain Lydiard; also. •the that Lieutenant, a very valuable Officer; oleo the Doe tor, a very worthy man, and his sou: besides some Midshipmen, ant petty officers. Yesterday not a, vestige ap of the ship, excepting a few pieces of plank, .wicls occasionally dri ft on shore. The principalthings saved from the 'neck are a few 'A A. ; containing spirits, butter, etc. &c. ettptatiir ' Lfdiard was nearly half way to the beai s. when a , most dreadful sea overwhelmed him, so that he was eels no snore! NT.L.STOII. JAN. 1_ We are hapPv c mhishitants in the neighbourhood have iu this instance, as well as in, the bite one of the transport, rescued their charac ter from those odious epithets of savage and Isarba, rian, which hate heretofore been- thrown upon them ; for by their unexampled and hazardous activity, all the crew that rent:tined on board, and escaped a watry grave by not being precipitate' in gettiug on shore, were landed by eleven o'clock ; and too mach praise cannot be given, that Mr. Tobias Itoberts, shopkeeper, of ' lletston, does not deserve, for the imminent and perilous danges he ran by remaining close to the Anson (while the sea, in all its rage, broke over her mast high), lifting the tienamhrcl crew from impending ruin. On the . 31st ult.llr. Rogers, the Coroner. took an inquest on the bodies of Mr. Robert %Wt. the Surgeon, and Mr. Richard Leach, one of the 11i4I shipmen belonging to the Anson, in the Chards / yard. at Hesston. Deal bodies area tubing ashore en great numbers along the coast, and most of them very ranch mangled and disfigured. Capt. Lyclinni was most highly esteemed as a gentlentaii ; and as an Officer, he was of sterling merit. His conduct in uttackintgl ,a nt rosufrepinst, (Admiral Williametz), ander the isittaitteries; near the llavannah ;—in the capture u( theSmutish frigate Pomona, under the batteries orllore Castle ; and at the capture of Curare*, obtained hint a name fur *kilt and bravery, that will " live atter him: . He Lai left a wife and live children. . Tbe'Arlse. of Kent packtt. Capt. Lawaiwer : , with Mail!. from America, overshot bet pert, Ind ei arrival at Dartmouth. SPOIRTINO INTELLIORNCE. NEWMARKET CRAVEN =SUN°, law, MOTiDAY. The First Close of the Of tleartwrieskes of sogs. each, L. ft. Mr. fermor's emberus, 5 yrsOlci, 9id. Mr. I.ksyd's Cardival iteaufort, 5 NT/ old, Bat. slb. Mr. Sadie's Huambo; neat, sat. alb. Mr. Llwes's Smuggler, 4 yrs old, art. alb. Mr. Kellerman 's Streatham Lass, 4 yrs old, Bet. IA Jerseys c. M Haszard, out of Sybretts, 4 yrt old, Sat. Bib. IA I.oley's Ca ildn Absolute, aged, set. Li s Obik Stanch, s Trs old, rot. ilk. Mr. Lake's Nytaplaita, 3 yrs old, lid. hrib. Sir J. Hua wO4l Hawk, 3 yrs old, list. 121 b. IA C: H. boiserset's Rose, .1 yrs old, Gat. 91k. Mint) V . The Second Class of the (7) - st - laVtd; Stales of sogs. emit, b. R. D. I. Grosvewir's Viokale, 5 yrs old, 981.91 b. Mr. Fenuor's Hippmoeaes sr+ old, sst. Lab. D. of tirdfton't Vrirssol, aged, tat. 11111. Sir C. Turner's7tior, • yrs old, sat. llb. tirr J. frlhelley's Closbrr, 4 yrs old, Net. Sir J. Honywood's • yrs cart, 714 1 416. Mr. Lakes Coriolosos, 3 yrs let. 71b. Mr. Kellerman's L'Huik de Velars, 3 yrs old, 7st. 61b. 31r. Makes Jes ess, by Ambrosio, out d Jessica, • yrs old, 7st. slb. IA F. Bentinek's Job Tbornberry, 3 ro old, 7N. Mr. 1). Radcliffe's Mango, 3 yrs old; 7st. • WED NEBO AY. The Third Claim of the - o — a — derada - Stakes of .sogs. each, b. D. I. IA Greseames Meteors, 5 yrs old, met olk. Mr. Illschfsrd's hlitadenock, 4 . ps lad, est. Ills. Mr. Lake's Gailet•,, S )re old, est. Mr. Wyndheinese. by Scliedoni, a yrs old, 7d. 1:31b. Sir C. Taruer's Tistainekaa, 3 Ws old, 7st. glii. Mr. I:erns:v . 6 Brigitte% a yn ul4, Sir J. llonyworti'i's bacchanal, Lite Goblet, at o old , 74t. Mr. Batsou's Charmer, 4 yrs dld, Est. 131 b. Mr. Hinrortli's laaretga, .3 yro aid, tilt ialb. Mr. C. Brewers b. E'by Patriot, not of Miss 3fiuton, 3 yr!, old, 6ot. 61b. The follow*, hawing declared forfeit by the time pro. scribed are to 'pay oak; logs. each, which is to be dhidcii he. mega the Careers of the setead Horses in ehe three chimes: Mr. F.lwes's Parilion, 6 yrs. old, est. 12lb. Mr. Fertnor's 6 yrs. uid; est. 101 h. Mr. D. Ratlclidi , s Trahrmsr, is yrs. old, tot. 71b. Mriforth's Watery,. b yrs. old, set. alb. • Ld. )ersey's Langton, 5 yrs. old, est. alb. 141. Jasper, 5 yrs. old, est. alb. Mr. BthireWs Taunts yrs. *ld, est. Ob. fir J. Hawkins la s' Cnniesit, 4 yrs. old, est. L Mr. Geadard's &QUIP 4 yrs. old,. ;at. 71b. Mr. Case Brownie's brusher to Muth:time, 4 )74. old, 7st Ob. Mr. Wernior's Bantam, 3 yis. old, rist. t Ob. FIRST OCTOBER 3IEETING, 1608, TUESDAY. The Lilly Hoe Stakes of esp. eaeh for oolts and fillies then yrs aid ; colt% carrying ast. sib. fillies sst. I. The winner of the Deasy or Oaks' to Carry Mb. entre. Mr. Reliennan's 4. c. %'S caster, by Sorcerer, oat of Louisa. Grovrettoes Dr. c. Peter, dam by Woodpecker, grand'dara by Su .etbriar. b. 1 h Sir Peter, oat of Popinjay's thou. b. f by Sir Peter, old of 'Dig. Mr. Ladbrokes b; e. ' teddy , bOosht of Mr. Durand. Mr. Femur's hr. f. by statulosd, out of Atrxium. Sir F. Standisieseit. e. r.'i eagle, dam by Votositerr, out of Mutate. Sir I. Tinier's b. e. Bramble, by Ilarabletoodan, sot of Thorn's dam. Mr. I.aktio b. c. by Trompator, dam by Walnut. c. by Gouty, too of Madrior,i , 4.lle. lA. C. H. Somer.. c. FAllelfred, by Beninglorough, ost • of Gammer Ctotou. Xt. I). Rdstelifte'a brother to Selim. THE DOWN •StiftPEE The following accosmt of the Dowd Survey ii gives in t titoee to u-snotlent Tract of considerable merit, entitled, "An. inquiry into ifie listory .. qf Tyllies,lkeir &flume liputt the Agriceiltnee, P4ou &Mini red lihreds of Ireland," -- TN§ Survey was made by Dr. • afterwards Sir William Petty, and is 90 tailed from being; doyen with chain and instruinev, to diitioguish it from the civil estimite surveys, made by the Civil Power, by commission issued in 16.42, awl founded pon the estimation or -repute Of the couniry. it dtAbvitCes about 5,500;000 acres, actually surveyed Sir 'William himself, in the three provinces of Ulster, Leinster, and Hamster. lie likewise col lected inersiets made by other persons, of many Perlipitirainveyecl by him, but fur the accuracy o. whicb•he does vot vonch ; and besides those maps of every pariah. wloch, by his arement, lie deli vered into the SurverorsUenerid s Office, he, at his own eipense, ictuseirdistinci maps to be made of every.-bantny, county,- and 'province, awl also of the whole kinedoin. :Ms county maps, though expresSily stated by himself to• be imperfect and erroneous, in•mnny instances Ifor want of better) gmern Orand Juries in appointing county e 5."... Snch a circuinsuume alone deMands a national survey, accurately exeruted. nmensismenimesevnt lILTI., JAN. "2. A heavy gale of wind came on at this place on Tuesday afternoon, sad from six to eleven in the evening it blew tremendously hard. About sere:, O'clock. the piles which form the east end of the coffee inn, at she entrance of the New Deck, were discovered to have given way,Owing to the violence if the wind and tide. Fears were entertained for the 'safety of the works. A number of workmen were collected, but it bing nearly high water, the waves broke so furiously over the tops of the pikes, that it was almost impossible to approach the place where their ii.sistance was most wanted. By the great exertions of the engineers and the rest of the people employed, several su pports were fixed daringw the night, netwcen the of the biotin and the inside of the pilex; and the works were thus effectually secured before the morning tide.— Other -precautions have since been adipted against the danger with which they were threatened. In the :same evening, the piling on the foreshore of the lluiliber, on the grorind beltingin4 to Messrs. Eng bah, Earle, and to; on the west-side of the Dock, and a large quantity of earth which had been thrown up for the purpose of making a read, were carried away. About forty yards of a very th:ck brick embankment, in front of Mr. Anthony At kinson's premises, *little distance from this town, were thrown quite down. The lead covcrioit of St- John's church, about thirty feet long, and tselre or thirteen bro ad,: was also uripped off, and car ried into the yard of the water works. Part of the roof of a malt-kiln, in Trinity llonse-laue, was also blown down. • MARKETS. l'• CORN-EXCHANGE, JAS. 4. 'The (real sapplies of Wheat arrived to-day aft 114,•e ) Sales are veil; heavily AM& at a deeleitslinein prift ei 11, %Li 41. per qaorter. The sapply of Darla, it ithowile Wye, which is kiwer.—White Peas ore dearer —.Grey at Scow, it the two descriptioit arc rheaper—Of Oatb there aft few rivals) wool. thio trade it 1104 "1011011.11ret....414Vr Wale vorrfttloo. OVRIIIIIT PRICE OF GRAIN.. • - Wheat 5&. the. I Tick Boom (01d).., aive• Fine ditto 700.735. Os" 321. 90311. 410 Rps (Wow) see. Barley 30$. Sas. PotatiNtlSltt Malt (Neer) • ris. 7ao. Rape Seed White peas. is4s. Oka. Fiat Floor 554. Grey Peas st.. 645. &Woad* • Sos SS& Bewto(014, 575. 630. PRICE OP 1101 II stn. Katt —ft o. to 61. —e. 9immx... 41.. aft. em rt0001t „ ..41. 16.. to 51. tio. PRICES OF HA' SATLI • of. urn's. ♦1 so•. to at lss• OIL to 11. Igo. peCiapiti. 94. —r• • Sweicx....ll. —.a. to W. -4. ! ' • Firuksa..el. --A. cowl. a' AND fiTILAW k 11.1,411 r. 1 WAIIIIICAIMPLI. liar-- •!. aa. to . - .1. um. Now— ..oL —I. to oL —o. C10rer....5L too. to tiL ma Spam—. xl. ma. to a. um! SMITHFIELD, JAS. 4, This day's Market WWI tolerably well yerphe4 with passe Beasts, ia.l the adieu of Eat* is f ew* all pretty Ira Pork i% duarer than oar last report; Veal is cheaper. Rae and Mutton sold at last prima, raid the trade fat the taut part was nether brisk. The sales in the !Upmarket MIMI somewhat lively : Hay and Straw have dropped in price silica Friday's Market. Clover fetched lattipsice.—We intkprinmia accurate statement of the limes and :lumbers. • To sink the aWat.per stove of ath. Beef. ... ss. ed. to es. 611. Hoed of Cialakads Day :-- Mottos ee ted to 41. 4d. newts P0rk.....05. od. to pa. od. Sheep e... UAW Veal .....sai od. to tie. 6d. Calves A Loutb...ts. u 4. to to. od. 111*TIVFVELD Straw ga. ILieser, VI I . P H igs AVM AVAIET. to W. la. 4g. )o 21. as. 21. 2d. to (11. 41, NEW GATE AND LEADENHALL , NLAINITN By the Comae. Beef.... oe. od. to a. od. Vest.... M. oil. to fa. p 1 • Datitoo...ao. od. to 49. Aid. 1 P0rk.....41. ed. to so *IL RAW' Men: Not 4444knr S Nem, per otitis, IL 10a. to 3s. M. , 3tiddlings • er 4d. to so. ed. • Ordinary is lud. to as. od. ItlostkotGalf' Irroglish Nape. • , . Mo. 0d...t0 tilo. fork' Met-Wain; ..... .... :.... ' ttia (id. to as. 34i, CO444IkRK ET, Jar. a. Ships at Market. $u d. Price. 23 ...he wristle 15....4aa. 6d. a Us, oil. - ' 1 ..Swaleriaad l. s .ses• 64. a —a. oil PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. 3 p.r Cent Reduced 4 per Cent to Lein/ Annuities - i l7 Imperial 3 per Cast 6.2 rad Iscquer Bdia sp. dia. it. prem. Consuls fur 64 k. . T. 131514, Stook broker, 41..ErNalIR, sad 9, Chartitsverdas. -PRIG KS, . Doc. so. _ • Georomageot ()Amite's., s p ant. 7t Gerosimat Debenture - 5 per not. 94 Gunrooms Stock c per. sent. 94 Etcnostor.....Doblia ea /cosies (Dec 30.) 4 BIRTHR. Last week, the Lady ii - tite ; Rey. Jarboe John Pike, et Vxbridge, lied sneer of I.ali Wintertnit, of twin vows. On 1 ishata , ‘ , the 3 lrt lest, Yirs. J awns Fetkiisz, et Breed inrert, tie a aim. MARRIAGES. On .Tues Jay, at Rath, Mr. Kingship'', stationer to the East India Comps's . , end son of the Rev. Mr liirwahars. of Buntlintiptny. to give Ann Mandell, youngtat daught‘r of the lute Mc.n'.llaadrtl, of that city. On the Ist nit. at Brighton, Lancashire, Mr. JAB Graft s to filmbeth Cherry, of Lorton, after a tedious and Gar exeful siridamtmed, of about fire months.—The Lady's fumes! bnstead was united to her atter an acqu.iiiitsnee of seven weeks. The to..ide is in her tiotb year, sad the brukgruuts itt his 74th. After dinner, the bridegroom entertained big eons. patsy with a merry sung ; in the course of w inch, the bride. (who had been Aeon at the beginoine;' , rushed into the root', to chide her " lord sail mister," on the inspeopriety of his conduct, calling oat, " bush, idenee, fur shame don't you recolket what happened In the h0.,,e lately ":—(A feeling appeal, no risstlat, tO the 'sensory of her lately deceased part. me.) The bridemnyn warmly a ephed, " I don't care what the d—l happened, 11l sing out "ay song;" which he did, to the no small ansaanneut of the bridal party, the Lady, of ' enure, excepted. • DEATH. • At JulatitentOitite evolity s>< lLMmlage, Stokey .111bmg, HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON-BRIDGE, Meru WS. alter.... 6 Evea....16 iii. after .. 7 SALES BY AUCTION. ItArR.BURTON reervtfullyinforms the Pubret l / 4 , IVA. that tbs PORMTURE sad EFFECT'S sit lif. sums. voimains, fur Sale„Juusary 4, old islistsisirlwhisestertidoily fi e the Josh swig NEAT • HOUSR, WITH GARDEN, TOTTENHAIRA GREEN, WITH IMMEDIATE POIMESSION. By Mr. BURTON, Oa FRIDAY NEXT, at Twelve, at Garrawars, TIIE wary driiral4e LEASE of a newt, conveni. eat DWELLING HOUNE, with stable, Cllll6e bowel sad garden; the WWII is perfect order, pleasantly situated in a respectable neighbourhood, a conveniest kLataace about four sulks from tows, and from a hews die maces op emceed times in the day. These desirable premises ski, hell an kale, 19: years of whkh are ',umpired, at a modern* seat. . Tu be Org.& end deorripliee particular* Dail on the pre* alert; ut Geeestra)'•; at time White Hart, etetJuutt; auk. of Mr. Ihertost, 4 11LOOMSFIVRY-MC AR E.-CiftPir EL VAMILY,_R IMMEDIATE POsSESS lON. a B 1 Mr. BURTON. On MONDAY, ddth lannat„ at Tulle, at Gareasra)'s s kr an areeptithile War ahnild pristionely be made: ACapital' LEASEHOLD FAMILY HESS , HENCE, man desirable situated, being lan. t Hart-neat, lithannharpaspare, tuntatutor ibree 'be parker, drawing 70041) ' and bed runts tbstta, = P M. chim i garrce, (AIR% and mart-yard. The vinste drags& were nompietely repaired in May tog. Three desirable pait gni- 01 PVC held on Inane, for &boot thirty years, at the very tard. aerate mod of arg per anemia, Land sad nner Tex odors/. All sr any partef the dames Ina), be taken at tit:. punitanto opt at. Ti' be I wsted, and par. trulars had as the pruaiant Garr- suWs ; end of 31r B,r.i o, C 3, C4i...L.:11 • LON 1110 v Print") G DA% I Th. ^ON, Dakt . if eullvt, Wovr-otrett. C...ent-gardrn, at.l mitsh-lwrl at la,.llaci w lit. (letarne. b. ~llttttJ t 11. W. '%o 7, (lyd•ers, dre f•r du. Prq mill be did: *Ma= ts•itss str f.ttsgsAsystery ac .:t to .6. c u!segit NVIIIIER 15ti1.) . T HEATRE-ROYAL, JDRUIIIt.! raltS PRESENT EVENING, L Their Majesties' Remelts will art the . THE EARL OF WAR% The Earl of Warwick, Mr. Ellistun (Iscini ice inthat character); King Edward; Mr . .llrl of Pembroke, • Mr. rafting' ; Hir Earl oven. Margaret uf Aajoe, Mrs. Powell Irry„ Mrs. H. Ar:Mons ; Lade Clifford, MI After a etch, a New Greed Coui Peale FU HIBON I) ; • OR, HARLEQUIN N LOP Nith cutircly hew Musk, Scenery, Marlin Decorations. Heriegain Negro, Mr. Hartland; Ford Little Clore mad Hale fain (with a am'ent ; and the Clown, Air. Laurent. ierp ; the G enius of Britain, Mrs. Da Pc Ms New Grand CnM.c Pantomime of i uia Negro, will be repeated every Er . We. To-morrow, the Comedy of lime Cotes y, flee ( Mnie 0 pent of The Hatteted Toy • Co medy of The Woarbers-r , Ol Mandl 'rano --On-Tuesday, the Comic Orr ,ggi Wadassaday, the Comedy of THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT .TiIIS PRESENT EVENING will be acted, * Comedy, culled, TILE WIIEE.I. OF FOE Tie Hon. Mr. Tempest, Mr. Liston ; t y "Pi .cl ii tain Venni ti ttuck' Renato* ; Weeds, Mr. Blanchard. Mr dhisimbrics ; Entity . Tempest, Miss Wort After a New Pantomus HARLET, ) PIN lIIS El OR, FIRE, WATER, EARTH, rW°theism and Maw composed mmed's, produced under the dim =Mr. Saloom, .isn. ; Sir Fed 1, Mr. Ridgii ay ; Clown (1 411411111. Columbine, alias Ada; H. S. and E. Adams. The New Pantomime of Harlequin , Water, Earth, and Air, will be rcpt further nutiee. To-our.tha , the last New Opera of ood —On nide,' will be Teemed, N s Stratarm.—On Saturday, st The Cosesedy of Enors.—. oo 111 at :Traeir erill be peril a lig, is as sets, (on I erg nialkidas of Hush AE ‘• - Vartvoliiiime TOR THE , YE • GRAND COMW BALLET NEAT THEATRE, BANS 1 Stroud, opipodte the Adi By Authority et the toed Cli New Come Ba ll et a Amino Nis blesele Affeoleolaudi lo Ti9s PRUJOT *ad EVI rests we M4s Now Iroisol P MOTT, satitialt, _Ms SUCCEBOIRII lot um* to Woe. The Musk, e =.leßyeoespotoil by Mr Rob ' Asa. Lea Harrison Mookyrimiee_q; Moil 474, Glove i Mir% Was 11141.1 Mocaetoos; ad Mel& No Ilssas. ;Zs, •diadjdONl 'bc whili a /venue, by 1 IrDesald, n i rm, Master Delmer; Motet Flesswee • and Yaalto, ? I 6 Denald. Mies knitted ; Fusty, ay, Maw' Had. doskeys—Mader tea, Newman, wad Lacing. Radars admit` larva--Mir :nig, Adeline, and lindlrv. Cabin al Maria, !MN finalise disoax. It tt aid be introduced lit Mime de 'iseellki of lhattte, %a die Opted et tea N eggs tkatp,by Master Dui Wed. Varksat on E 4. esp. AIM Mai Ornik U., Da ke. with Inc lkekenosd Decatatlons, writes t TraitOtid Ov earn, comp _ A THE SORCERE - - 1 -----. eartsey; Lanl Replayed, Maw Mies Acre; Itnerlh, Mt. ) 74 , 111ter Fleatenre; 11' itacipal trail-, Mica Louisa threw Witch) Mr. Mon; sad Ultima, Mi ./he Scenery and Machinery , futilely Scott sad faceted by Mr. Morris as T se.l , i eLrby Mr INTOII. Ileteren tbl le, rill be introduced, A brill WirlCWOßKS.—Leader of tbedlla Irtiosiallmkt the &echos' of Messrs Doors oyes at Sir—begin precis Pit sa.-1141 . Price a (tarter before Placa for the Bows to la. tali teeter': --tat:Taub; eauttot vos,tbly 1 Seven. Books of the performance, and F Ceffn, to be had at the Theatre. STATE LOTTERY, of '2 Drawing sib of March , Days. 1 1 4.21EME 3 .. Prizes of . 3. /0,000 . 10,110 . 5,101 . . 1,100 . 510 . . 100 . • 6a 1,000 ti.lloo es,auf Tickets. NO rI%ED The above Scheme %AL out Ittrataina Dearly Double the Natal Lottery fur many sear' past, thu , venerated of ti 0,090 Tic Leta. TWICE - TS and SHARES ire Al; IMF., and CO., at their 4)t lave Mgt:mime nn Sale, Tickets fiery al Rambo', in the GRAND CITY Of Freehold Houses, disehartei Capital Nelms to the intOU at of at L 21,00. • 1 • It is proposed, that thrst• Pri mall %has . .., *ball he sold, au telpect:-. c Shan:holders. PRESENT Ticket Raif I-4 o o I Quarter I f. To Ow draws is