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OTEII4-110V•11. Last night, the first of the three additional nights, for the benefit or the Drury-lane Cornrow). took place at this Theatre. The whole of the Iper &mrtices went off with spirit. and received inerite.l applause. Mrs. Smonas, who volunteered her services, was greeted at her durance, and sustai n ed the charecter of Lady Randolph with her usual ex _ eellence. Mr. I:Luis - rum, iii Yuan% Norral, rail Mr. RATION It, in (area/roe. were interesting and iatpressive. The beautiful (billet. with the strength of D'Eovikt.e's (Amps de Baler, sveindl to fas cinate all parts of the house; end Vesvats mod Mad. A x otoLt Nl, particularly in the Fandango /Mare. <it:tined the mast rapturous plaudits. The whimsi cal farce of The Wearlierovk folliiir..,l,h) which Mr. II %straiten was ailiuirable sa Triirreas Fickle. ll'hen he determines to turn iinliher s iiialexcel all he roes, indent and modern, from Alexander down so Moore, the &louse ca•aglit the eisthooivin, and leo poured the memory or our hem with three distinct pliodita.—The pit and gallery were full to si 1111111- pet at an early hour; and the hoses brilliant though met erreadioi. They contained-- Royal Hiciasas ibs Privicsas of Wales; roustases Clients's, Warwick, Sella% Nexlitivough, soul (4ssford ; Ladies Davis. lettemit, sad Revalteld Earl Wiercbcstar, Ike. lIATMAAIL NT TNRATAtr. Mr. Cooker Richard produced an overflow here last night, and was played with his usual ability.— The other parts were appropriately sustlintil„ and the whole piece went of with eclat. The part of Backing/mai had one beauty peculiar to the night. In the scene where he remarks, that, the Lord Mayor is very busy with the citireini, the utpliepcit e night the pawsage, aoJ wirivilig it to the scene at th.,t moistest acting in the Niaimiut,-iiquft, liu oourod it with two clarinet peals of applause. ROYAL CIRCUS. L O A night this Theatre opened under the ma **gement of Mr. Er.t.tstiv.t. It is fitted np in all elegant niauner, mid the scenery is executed in a very superior stile ; we are oho hripoy to state, that the performer. ere pasnesaed of talents, end that terry tieing conspires to render it ei. agreeable place of amusement. In the present d.airth of 'Cheat resot is a pleasing circumstance to be able to announce inch an addition to our pnhlie entertainments, end to dud that Mr. Ett.tertin, in the Circus, as well es at Drury-lane. can contribute with such effect to tie gratilicatioe of the town. The hno.e was emitilerl to so great a derre, that mach of the h a r seau m b h i p was omitted. notwithstanding that. en attempt Was made to seeinuntodate the overflow upon the stage. SANS ratan. This elegant little thee,' re-opened last night, with a variety sof entertainments, consisting of elan riog. pantomimes, • 'taboos. and artificial fire worn*. )hiss Scutt . , in the Bashino, flistinggished herself by acting soil singing. Miss Itvancrs, as ar e Columbine. was lirel . playful, and active ; 8:1‘1 Mr. Ittatia , stsistia glassy arousing feats of agi lity as clews. r. Castresta's imitations were inimitable; •end the whole performance received the most taboos adrd applistass. SADLER'S-WELLS. This elegant little Theatre opened last night for the summer season, and sneh was the anciety of the visitor* to gain mats at this favourite place of amusement. that the instant the doors were opened. the Theatre overfloweit with company, who were meet highly gratified by the variety and novelty of the performances. The tflissc4 ADAMS displayed mach grace and Last. iii several dances, int received iteloutiiiii:d I:rplaityr. The Duke of Aare La's honor, in Upper Brooke street, Ws itoderg . one a thorough repair, and was completed last week. Ilia ( :race removed nits it last Sutorslay, from WAIIIN lei HOW. is Canduit. awe?. Ilticeuut Mnuturtov. and the Honourable Col. M 1: A DZ. left towu yesterday for his Lord,hip's seat, Oxburgli-14,411, Norfolk, In pass the holidays. The Earl of Esset telt towu yesterday for Dreptotore-11)11; on a visit to Lord (iasssit.a.r. The report of Mn.. Canty having only retired into the country is uofnuuded. We hear, from un doubted authority, that Mrs. C. has quitted chi kingdom. Earl end Countess TALISOT are en their way to town from Yorkshire. Tie dreadful Aissing that took place in Guild hall, on Saturday, is attributed to the burning of the two Winter Theatres anal the high price of cloth, which has throw ) . al l the l'ailare out of era. ployment. AU the Geese were of course at liberty to exercise their powers iu Guildhall. The Copnteas of Fonerecur's grand rout is ex pected to take place shortly after the holiday*, and will be attended by all the Nobility cud reshiou ables in town. 0a Friday last, Sir DAVID BAIRD left town for his brother. Colonel BAIDIAO Mg t at Moor Green, Yardley, Herts. It hes been teittily, as well as testy, observed. of Major Rocks's correspondence, that things go oi. swimming/ in Spina, and that WOOS' CARROL ear-ols the el tune in his favourite newspapers. The Porreaticss Ames/nano' was prevented from attending the Loan 11/Piton's diusstrqester day, through indisposition. The Manthionese of Sait.tsioae is expected in town, the latter end of Ibis week, from Hatfield ; when her Ladyship will re-open her elegant @site of apartments to the fashionable Mrs. Borate will be amongst the leaders . of fashion, in elegant halls and easeuildies, ohm the hlidays. The Royal Stag. according to usual custom. wail • hmied out yesterday iu Epping Forest, between eleven and twelve o'clock, to a floe Held of sports. men from the hfinories, Rag Pair, and Cripple- Nate. Serend Ladies in put-i.-haisep, gigs. and tandems, left town at an early hoer, to partake of the sport, from which they returned in the even ing. quite i "kat uK, Led highly delighted. ~ • EAS T E R. 110,1114 „- . " • lArd Ma/far wetti:resterdaY; 140+41440 nentuni etistoni. to Christ Church, Illitirgate.street, where it Sermon was preacherl'hy the Lod Bishop of Hereford, from the loth chapter of the He brews, 44th retae :— " And let as eoevidet one soother, to provoke onto rove sod to good works." The penvevelon was preceded by the Boy* of Bridewell cud Clinst's Hospitals, in their usual number ; but the tine tulip chew of the (till blown Ahlerineii, and their Lathes, was nut so great as we hare witnessed on 'writ former occasion*. Among the iwrsons ofcivic distinction, who fol lowed, were Alderman Combe, Sir John gainer, the Ile corder. the Chamberlain, the Sheidis, the Town Clerk, and other city Officers. The Lady iNlayorrAs accompanied her father, the Lord Mayor, no the state coat-h, but was joined at church by five Ladies, viz. Mrs. and Miss Cornlse, Mrs. J. Smith, Mr.. flouter and MrA• ‘Vtrati tioepe. Her Ladyship, always interesting and lovely, never appeared to reittrr advantage. lice dress was a lilac crape, richly embroidered ia sEster, with violets and jeriainiee, iknaceeJ wills shells. Her *wen deem, seers Sae omelets feathers, lithe and white ' noisy lalste s upleadal dielnuod baisileau, eacirciaor Lice beim tarot hisk, with white glory*, sou wbitcspaiigled slippers. The poliettoce enth4ercet tolrenbly strong, and loudly eapressell their disapprobation of the Lord Niayor, on his goin' to. as well us on his re , turn from eloirch. About 5 o'clock the garst4 in- ' tritest to partake of his Lordship's hospitality at the Mansion-house, begsu to assemble for dinner. The preparations for the entertainment were on a 'plea- did scale. l'itt saloon and the. Egyptian hall were brilliantly illuminated with festoons sod varioili devices in variegated lamps.. At the top of 111*, Hell was a Crown, with the letterer:. R. and tito , 1 • following inotto--" May the King line fur ever;"''i and at the lower end was a brilliant Sim, hotritunitd4, 1 oil by the Prince's Pluine. On a pedestal fieumilikl *moil the famous Baron of Beef, the einldern Al'Y old English cheer and hospitality, weiglnig tweaty four static. The illuiter was et once elc.. t eint, *mop ' lust's, delicate, and profuse, and reflected great credit upon the taste of Messrs. Angel and Soo,. under whose direction it wile herseil. The tab: were richly ocoaniented with natal and unlit trophies, and the devert coteisted of the fin •1 fVuib, furnished by Messrs. Hoffman and Co. t About SOO sat down to dinner, in the Egyptian Hall ; iiiiimig whom were— Larts thtford, Spencer, Liverpool, Pomfret, Portsmouth, alortme, ant Knees's!, ;., rimeamewsknokreszle and Rsaelsab. bosir-wllulgrate, Grautlar,med turd J elm Simirt. The Bishop of Millen& 1 The Chasteellio of the tech use Mr. poop& the Spanish Aothessettsr, Admiral Apodocii, tiliwillPtwellesa. Sos—John Ihnic ' Itortieril Dicke. toes, Main Pedievltis. tern Prestos, ftehers.Warraut„ MI. Lopes, and Byre Capes. Adscral Stsolitipe., , Cepicies—Moorsues, Brews, Reydges, sad Sykes. The Millman, Deputy Chairman, and several pkorrors of the East ladle Cumpaay. The Deerpay tionesur sad several Directors of the Beat of li utStsed A g the Ladies we also noticwd Alai n rani —Oxford, reurouherg, Portsraustis, asd Wis. Serbia. Lerlies-.Calthorpe, Pig! TUrlieT, Ease, Wy nos, Lopes, Previte, Peering, Preston, George sad severed o th ers ; mom of she Alsterewe see their Lodk-uisel tlnt twit rheriirslsaa tide Lsolies. The Lord Mayor gave several loyal and pattiotic toasts, and the company were much. pleased with the vocal exerti of Mr. Taylor, Mr. Higimin, Mr. Goes, and other professors. The Lord Alayor's health was drunk with great applause. Before ' •o'clock the Lady Mayoress retired to the Ball room, and about tell o'clock the dancing began. Earl Morton danced a minuet with tine Lady slayorels; soma after which' the Immure be- cone so great. that the country dance. were pawl ceciled in with difficulty. The saloon, which has been for some months • under the hands of different artists, was completely Unished on Friday last. and, wilco lighted, femme a soot beautiful camp geed. The design is perfshios ly eitii and etebleina - ic..l, representing the strength ,and mania of the couit;...y. PIO Rase. Thistle, ond Shamrock, with the Royal Oak, iu rich gilt urns, 'hung with many thousand lamps, are suspended ash hatch side of u.,iii superb huilifing„and in tire centre a costly Grecian lamp, with buniers. All the other rooms were opened for the accommodation of the company, and when we left the Maissimi-house, at twelve o'clock, they consisted of between three and four thousand ALL fOR LOVE. A eircumatnace has occurred. in the tivighbour hood of a large town in Infacapabire, whicli hail oc casioned much conversation. A young lady, 23 )ears of age, who will inherit a serge property at het fisher's death, was recently discovered by him to lid pregnant; and on the enraged parent's demanding to know who had been her sed neer. she, an his utter astosishinent, answered, it was her maid liaaatar.--.Harvivt ism immediately milted before bun, and an examination took place, when it appear ed. that the young lady, during a visit last June, at a friend's house near London, became acquainted with 41 I onndsoine yeeth, mho was shop-lad at a cir culating library, of whom she became engineered, and a secret marriage was the consequence hut, fearing bar father's anger at such an unequal match, (the youth being poor), the idea of being obliged %part with hint gave birth to the following stm tags= :—The youth assumed the female habit. and sicemnpainied his fair bride to her father's booaq where he has, until within this fortnight. figured away as her maid. The old gentleman, however, is now reconciled to the loving couple, and Harry (dies Harriet) is as happy as stealth and beauty can make him. The sports of dr — e — eit . vsiiiei were renewed yes terday with great eclat. and the keen searching air was very favourable to thedisplay of female beauty in rolling flown the Hill. Drury-lane and Covent garden shone in all their orig inal splendour. rebuilt at a small expense, and wit hout giving any t truss )lord Chancellor. Sr isigairingthe co the Itatsters. Several tragedies wee ammo wintered et bath heap. without the aid of regetal performers t sad 'mite very had were wended by very jedirretts actors. . about', &c. were in as great abo, as the reports of :be tansies 'eat and change Ministers. • • • , . r , „....,....,, -.A. , . A , 4 ,,`: ~'•'', - i . .. . . • . • 1111111.- . _• . e , /d n.— .. • low , li t *hi, ' •- ~ c• ' 4 , ; ...., or 1 .1711FA'I'ii ES. bre • " sail :-~- ,COr.ISTROPHE. • • [ru arm* , PA11111C1 1 1412.1 Tier following•ies a mace particular acdeeliittl f the tragical event Airhithltook• ikice, on Senifay. the . ult. at Shrickburgh near Iteigby, ni Warwickshire :- I.initeuant Sharp was gwartmed al Daventry.—Tha Laav l was the shims daughter of sir Sinkeley Shuckburgh„ Hart, a beautiful girl, of the age of ',Monad. years; and it appears that the affection was reciprocal. He was admitted, for sone time, as a visitor at the hints., but; stsan ifs &ant', discovered that his family connexions were WO IMO respeetalde as they had Wen conceived to be, he became ou looser a wakusec guest ; and a rival had proposed his wily. aces to the young Lady. The Lientendis sad 11. es Shackliurgh had still, pro bably, snme private intel•., in,. 011 siiiidayi the With, at an early lnar, he rode up to the ;paten before Shuckborgh Hall, with a servant, ',Loin he desired to take the bums huh to Daventry ; adding, " that he was cumioa lie then went under the w•-olurr of the Lady's bed-chamber, and called to her. !the was heard to aay, " I dis will. you, in the garden, in Ave minters." The twitter, wriuerreriteard this, watched them into the garden They walked ligetber tutu the minitaer-house, and hotted the duo • : the leather fol lowed ; out, whes be reached the slum, diatiactly heard Mr. Sharp say, " Will you, any love, my sweeteal nos i" To which Nino S. answers.', "'Neter! no, never A pistol, at that lenient, went os'—end, in • few seconds, another. irk mann imuicitistely tried to force the dour, but soold sat got admittance: he heard nu mom, we noise, tint that oetweioreel by Ow fill ilfeaeli. The faintly was now alarmed,.aad, sp.. on the door of' the summer haunt being broken °pea, shocking awectscle of two dead corpse's p resented Twit piste!. had been used, mut • th ' int was Annul is tile Gatitlemsu'a pocket. His packet-book lay apes uu the mut, end near to it a paper. es which was lecithin, with a await, "I I:'.lMi I ?meld eat Mee kmirenalideint•Pwr.frit tie t0°41 4 dell, let I hid! hirre." Thir was probably written during the few initiates of suspense, before Mimi Shackburgb came Into the garden. A few days Wars this dreadful oscarreose Wok Oast, Lieetesset sharp is aid to lute disclosed to a !brother Hifi ear his area utibappiness un al count of Miss Stisickbargh, .and to bass MI MI, with indignation, " lf she is nut to.he lay wile, we Aril botb, is a Minn tom, be either in heaven ut hell " Hie bark was /18•4111:41, Ull Wednesid sy, into B. shire, fur lateral's,. Vas Shackluirati will be interred is the family vault, at Stichborgli. aIOt.PEICLY catE sAtll.ll7. ZITRACT Or • LETTER, DATED ZATUI. Aran. V. 0 I have no doubt but the followinic facts will ap pear to many of your readers a mere hiirlesque. to raise a liiiigh against a few simille whose credulity or fanaticism has misled their judgment ; but rest assured. Sir. I shall rather keep below the mark than attempt to soar above it.— ' Indeed it is not in my (tower to paint, with oppeo ' priate colours, the confusion, terror, and dismay, that have pervaded the minds of thousands of my neighbours within the last fortnight. The Man Was simply this: A report was circulated, that OPT. tain iufrllible prophet, or prophetess, had predicted that an earthquake would be aeverely felt in 'Bath on Good Friday; and that Mount Beacon aaff Beechen Cliff, two immense hill., situated at the Northern and Southern ',are sss i s its of the town, should inert, awl, of couve, destroy awl swallow un Wives, inhabitants. pigs, and poultry. Some ' affirmed that Joatinah Southcott was the predictor; others that it was a prophet now living at Midford, near this city, who was with Noah in the ark, and has been travelling over various 'pills of the world ever since; bet the greater part affixed the name of the eolebrated 11rs. Williams to the dreadful de cree. This far-famed conitirees, however, denied tile charge, in the Rath Pipers, and coo ' eluded leer arktrees with a meta Mai: 6 MSC W. may be consulted by ladies awl gentlemen, sensual, and strict secrecy will he observed.'--Thus, though they could r. at positively fix nn any citie prophet, yet all agreed their had been Inch a prediction, and thousands implicitly believer' the event would take place. In consequence of this report, hundred+, and linutireds absolutely quitted Bath; old and young, rich and pour, high and j low, woo found out excuses for leaving town so suddenly. Some were obliged to attend a sick re lative at a short distance, others had an uncle or aunt dead, while many more were ordered off to Cheltenham or Clifton by their physician; and few, who, by the bre, had previously ordered their salt fish for Good Priday's'ilinner iii Bath, recol lected that they always made it a rule to dine in the country that day, as the rural st:enes trangt,ii hull the mind, and they mild behave more de voutly in a calm retired place, than they possibly could iu a noisy popiihins city. It is a truth, Sir, that the post-horses belouging to every inn in Bath have been so completely knocked np, that, at the moment I am a rtting this strange account, should absolute bwiness require iny attendance at our County As•ixes to-morrow. (a thing not very un likely), I should not be aisle to procdre a better conveyance to Taunton than a rattling stink ing fish-ciirt, or an old-fashioned, unwieldy, wenn& Imod, broken-down gig, drawn by a decrepit drowsy hawl waif, Sir. ridicui. of thews that rrr as follows await the I. rident mach' fight fearing public, respacti meet it Beam twelve tioord friends poor eft ed with plain sod as one added swelled f" stated pi dulity ' tier yew P. R. ' for tins Batsudai, • • • r. m MORT Of SU Pt* &SIR Jell, nbnitailh.7 0 Weis dop eirdielieheels de lb Math% • MOO *lapel iemigheitld+awehtdbrring seeir4 . 110 laktbp.4ll* Dr of Ibedletrer antis dokiew, bcesui:4healeakiesta Metre. Now ph is lis visage, ask dewed eget haters, tar preeefel tat slumber, beyond lb. salt grams ; Whilst patty theelers, the Wed tribute ef ..Mare, Is shed o'er the green-gravriuglikiets Obis crate. His country, still grateful, his eimeory may eberiab, dad trod adniiratioa .I'y /relent. his aaair ; The larirels he won, still thrust* ages now iloariab i , Bit whip shall he best the sweet sures/ of his fans /. But why thus mien o'er the fate that is gioliewit, And why thas . larnent o'cr the fill of the brave Fur death, Hsu' reptilkil, shall at lest be eirterieus, Aid fearless, and fearful, Must risk to the pave. A. an oak, se he stood, in tbe dread hour of &agar, When, waving, tha brunets,. resound is tba ; As the Saw, so be mink, iu the land af the strusgar, Mee, gierimis, its seta e'er yes wester. Mils vat,. That Fame, to the tuw'rs of tby gay gilded maspla, His beauties espatch on thy grey glom wise; For the iloWier, inspired b.' his Geseral'aexampte, Brayer dangers, sod death. on. bfr Country sad King. N. C.O. Ott Regt.L. L. M. Chigoe, silk Mach , Isog. PORTINti It ri:LUGSNCL NE l l4l.lllii.L'T CitAYLN MESSING, terig. . • , • The Craven Stakes, a subseripdon of top. emit, fur aces; 0-yr. aids crwryine .:stn Intb. $ yr. utes ad, 4-yr. ol4s Jet gib sir. alts gal. Ilk ti.yr. olds gat. sub. mad egad gat. 71b. Across the Sat. Sweepstakes of longs. rival, b. ft. for the peudics at saris teemed to to , s ; alts tarrying sat alb ea. 11. M. Sir C. Nattalmarya b. e. by Wh:skity, net urCiastess. Lard Cesioreases b. by ie.r Pete, set of Maid-ef-dl. Mat. Lord Gnomons.% b. f. by Sir Pelee, oat of D. of Gratlem's e. by Wool, of Sweepstakes of 140 34 ear Bo' e l db,l/ 0 4_,Ilieldoigg 3-yrs. old; culls ~rye": wad. tads. -mk. deem Aaron the dot. Mr. Elves% la. e. by Hanabickatiee, out et Merys. by NO. dyer. • Mr. Willies', eh. e. by Sorcerer, dam by Precipitate, eke/ a sister to Geurce. 14 , 0ewelairer's hr. I by Sir PsWv. out of Olivia. lA. (#ltSvasues b. I. Be. Nympla, ety Sir marl oat Nike. - Mr. Malliadi's b. e. dock Robin, brother to Sasebo. Mr. Mellislia b. c Kitavel-y, by Dan ileinotw, ant Flighty'. duo. lA. Firlinta la. o. by West, Saes by Caliesaid, D. of ilneemaarrry. L 4. F. 4. y's b. c. by logla edi ct Wm Gen. Groavmaue's b. f. Cherie* by Alger ° r . - lase. 1). of Graltue's e. Mango, by Skeeter. out of Hereby Lass. Swergmake, of twigs awls, h. ft. for milli and Mho thing a yrs 014; cults amt. alb. sa4llllkwest'Als. SR. Helbeha t She time of witaiwg, Segued Setts t bust Akre. Mr. Lodi, obani be. c. by Trsidgebw, latu Ittri PPR ' • Glewer's r. Lby Sweets*, sit of Jarbso's(einsill dam. L 4 Gresesearft ls. c. by Alcsaerkv. elide Niklate. Gromewor's b. c. Weasivralibreal„ ,by Whissisp (by mt ise). La James Ipswich, (fin. "it Gee. droarreaor's Lull. , by tragbroggb,,,_ let a sill. Ile. i. I. seep. • neGesiton's o. bp Sorcerer, mutat Connty. sat. sib. spit Mr. Craven', I. .4 Iffarasseark by Stamillard, amt. sib. Two-yr old Coarse, snags. hit - Sir S. Sitontl's Choker, apt Major Wilsifs's.lusieor s ast. 71k. each. Atria* the Flat, ituo;s b. ft. The Snot clam of the Ombra& Stokes of sup. lode, h. R. D. 1. Mr' Shabesprer's Sr David. aged, gat. 71h. • of Grafton 's Musiessa, • yrs. old, est. Mr. Windbags's. Lleet:sa, • yet old, sat. lA. Mr. Devi" ch. to. kagantioe, s yrs. uld,' sat. 61b. Mr. Crafts Bacebanal, 4 yrs. sit. Ith. • Mr. Lsodhroke's Master Jaekey a yes. old, let. Mr. Morerth'. Laurette, • yrs. old, 78- 1411 .• .t Mr. Lake's Nynapbius, 4 yrs. 1/14, ;St. o!b. Mr. C. Brownr'i brother no Manistee,. t Yr' 01.11,75 S 4111. Mr. Kellerman's Monti Lewis, by Iltbealotie, bought of Mr. • Mastitis's, I yrs. old, /it, sib. Ges. Grovrenur's May, • yrs. mid. Ad • Ob. • • • • Stepterwa's Mule /Doubtful Mato Masa), 3 yrs. old, Tot: Mr. Wilson's b. 4. by Handoletordee, out Or Tottered*, 3 re. old, est. tetb. Sir F. Stasiliatia e. by lie. Teute, :1 yrs. eliSitst. tole. • T. L. WOULLN .110L3110., E.q. eldest son of Sir H. W. lini.stes, Bart. is expected to be ietnrierd for Newport, in the room of Sir Sacrist. a WkLl45. I.Ey. who has accepted the Chiltern Hundred*. Advices were received at Liverpool, ost friday, that Colonel linsison, who kw takes hi. trial at the present Lancaster Areises, on u chair of using inflammatory intigituge to x Mob of insurgents, doling the late riots in hem Wen found geiliy. The sentence is not yet knowr Nil --rival limo .... • :_ in pregningy, since, iit Igr. cestag carried -- ------- ----- -...----- -, - --- r - ;quay. The sentence is not yet knows. .ersy donkey, iti:eustorned, every wreck Al. to Major NAM:I4 Whose arrival from Commie we 0 shout town, sand, IsoviN, dishes, garden- noticed last week. is the n e ph ew o f t h e l ate Li n k e lf, and brown.georges. ,Yot• have seen. of course. of Mantua D. lie had received 5 wo un d s w hil e , a variety of act:emote conestraing this strange gellaotly leading his regiment, the 50th, Had *As coleus business iu the Bath rapers ; hat none snivise.l to have been left deed on the field . (bat. hem have given you the origin of the sifiiiir. tie. Ills relatives bed accordiugly, gone into mourn. t remains for vim to detail to the public; it is in for him. While at C.orisnna he reeve. is every at- foliose :-I'wo noted cock-feeders, who live teatiou from the Creneh officers, perticulerly frills r the heron-- mentioned &mous hills, met hy ac- M ars h a l s t_ IC Mairlnn l ii aOULT and ti sir: the hallo's' pres-oted him rot some time ugo, at a public-house, and after with a handsome sum from the po. he "'ends, so eh boasting on bath sides a match was incite to finding he had been plundered by the Freisch *els it their fisvourite cocks on Gond' Friday ; but diers and sent hit own anNeen to attend hin t . ins; the hl the interfere. if it became Au express is said to leave arrived from Ireland, do:, they mimed the spirited animals after their withisi this day or two, for 1,000 Toth** * is edit". . • 1 1/ wrenite walks, RS they term it, and in thatchth y- tinn to • its usual demand. in the west Lottery was specificd accordingly. AS Scheme that commences dras'i,ig the lath inismat. icl's should meet Berche* " if' P reci ' l Y at The idea that Lotteries are about to be abalinhod. Ire o'clock on Gond Friday. This was me n . together with the kaowleeige. that tin. re were at r _ led th s oon of secrecy to their sporting first but 113.60 n Tickets for WC air the prevent ads ; s teal at last ing to the eters of some Scheme, and that of course no couss e l era bl e limn - • r credulous beitigs. whoweretotally tinacif!laint- ber can now remain unsold, are the notions most with the intended match, they took it i n it s ,rateably, . which occasioned this *wised demand n mow, and absolutely believed it to he a f ac t ; ~.i , • , as stories seldom lose by being repeated, e ac h iii l ith Adventurers. e Ticketnlfor tba•Gmnd State ,Letiery, which added what his fears or fancy flamed, a n d i i c begins Drawing earth* kith of thioNools, 1.41 be Iled the marvellous tale, at last. into the before . sat m t i t , Wh ei a„. 4 Ski s . d e m. at the .I.)lligis if. Sin. rd prodigious prophecy. So moth for the ere. L l seraer z a,ee _c acese. 8, chotie ... emia, i sfonsa ty of the ' enlightened inhabitants of Beth, in ' bia f • 00 4 the poithie oho os ; a i ii iii a " os o f b.. year levy. impiri ft wa i i Obey must be , at the CMS 'by eleven .S. "Toe let of April, this e ar, y unfortunately osci,,ck kgion'tritv April 4 * ' the projectors of the earthtlaaltes as" on a Suelt.ii the forwarduess of veteble* hi ilfas inlay, Metes., of aFriday." eg _____ 42 •,,j j garde" of MG T. Ilicit*aosion, ot %kit . samnesimmornmem Lindy. 0.1 very ipmensei appearance. eivoteall in Densetatigh a " .. ."•Illtli fe •ra "' 1 ." 1.8 1.11. 1 111 " ... 1111010 il=o kp rlig• rtranY. a mote mach astonished, a fa. silliitis araal g:= l4e b e ib s illi ja • • awl e, st Mr. IneLesy's paean/WWII at ' 6 l4', ~"•••• . cooesentsut, • tall• " % dot Abe feiatsd army, wed was iblised t• be. rosin • opieg . *eli swiall-foot bat 14 li ft* kiset .61. the brave '4 SOD tad We. . • • ~. Y, r. I