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London, England, 1849-01-27

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LONDON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1849.

The cause of popular education has received a very
appreciable impulse from the proceedings which took
place yesterday morning at Tamworth. Compara-
tively unimportant as that secluded borough may be,
the eminent character of its most conspicuous re-
presentative imparts an air of public significance to
matters which would elsewhere be regarded as pos-
sessing a strictly local interest. A glance at the re-
ports given in another column will explain the nature
of the opportunity which enabled Sir ROBERT PEEL
to address his constituents, and through his consti-
of the population of the
tuents the whale bulk
United Kingdom, upon a subject of such critical
and paramount interest to their well-being, both
social and intellectual. The assemblage of
a few subscribers to a small circulating
library in a retired provincial town afforded the ez-
Prime Minister of England an occasion to enlarge
upon the advantages accruing to the masses from the
systematic dissemination of knowledge. A convivial
banquet given towards evening by the municipal
functionary of Tamworth enabled the Right Hon.
Baronet to reiterate his remarks upon the great cause
which involves in itself the welfare and the happiness
of the community. To those proceedings—proceed-
ings in themselves so insignificant, but in their in-
fluence so remarkable—we direct the attention of the
people, because in the opinions expressed by Sir
ROBERT PEEL they are listening to the words of one
of the foremost men in the British Parliament.
One of the most prominent considerations which
the Right Hon. Representative of Tamworth endea-
voured to enforce, yesterday, was, that while the public
and the Government are endeavouring to propagate
intelligence among the labouring classes, the facili-
tation of the education of the middle classes should
not be overlooked. He argued, that unless some effort
were made to forward the interests of the shopkeepers
and tenant farmers in this particular, the artizan and
mechanics would speedily have itn advantage over
those in a superior grade of life, and the relative po-
sition of different sections of society would, by this
erroneous and perilous movement, be reversed. To
demonstrate the reason for this rather sombre antici-
pation, he observed that the expenses of educating
the children of the middle classes were found
to be peculiarly onerous. "If," said he, " a revect-
able tradesman sends his son to a boarding-school ten
or twenty miles off, I believe the cost of his education
will nut be less than :201. or 30/. a year. The boy is
not only withdrawn from his parents' roof, but a very
considerable expense is incurred for such an educa-
tion as you supply almost gratuitously to the poor.
The ultimate effect will unfortunately be, that you
will hsve the education of the poor much more perfeot

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London, England, 1849-01-27

1806.

Feb. 6. Battle of St. Domingo, and capture and destruc-
tion of four sail of the line—Superb, Vice-Admiral Sir J.
Duckworth; Captain Keats; Northumberland, Rear-Ad-
miral Hon. A. Cochrane; Captain Morrison; Spencer, Hon.
R. Stopford ; Donegal, Malcolm ; Atlas, Pym : Agamemnon,
Sir E. Berry ; Canopus, Rear-Admiral Louis ; Captain F.
Austen. Frigates Acasta, Dunn ; Magicienne, Mackenzie.
--Sloops : Epervier, Cochrane ; Kingfisher, Higginson.
March 13. Capture of Marengo and Belle Poule—London,
Sir Harrry Neale ; Amazon, W. Parker.
March 26. Capture of Phaeton and Voltigeur—Pique,
Charles Ross. .

April 17. Action with French flotilla at Civita Vecchia,
and capture of the Bergere—Sirius, W. Prowse.
July 19. Capture of Guerriere—Blanche, Captain Lavie.
Aug. 23. Capture of -panish frigate Pomone--Arethusa,
Captain C. Brisbane ; Anson, C. Lydiard.
1807. _ _

Jan. 1. Taking of Curagoa—Arethusa, Brisbane; Anson,
Lydiard ; Fisgard, Bolton; Latona, J. A. Wood; Morne
Fortunee, Lieutenant Rorie.
Jan. 3. Capture of La Favorite—Pickle, Lieutenant D.
Calloway.
Aug. 6. At Begur, attack of batteries, and capture of
L'Eugene and Caroline—Hydra, George M undy.
Aug. 15. Capture of Danish frigate Frederickscoam—
Comus, Captain Edmund eywood.
Oct. 28. Action and defeat of a privateer—Louisa, Lieu-
tenant Hoy.
Nov. 4. Capture of Actiff—Carrier, Mate M. W. Milne.
Nov. 24. Capture of Spanish lugger privateer, and action
with ten gun-boats, and surrender of two—Ann, Lieutenant
Mackenzie.
London, England, 1849-01-27

CHILDREN AT REDUCED PRICES.

Extraordinary Performances of the Equestrian Troupe from the
Cirque National de Paris.
Mdlls. Caroline, Ducos, Amaglia, &c.—The celebrated Match of 29
Vaulters—Dance of the Four Globes, &c.
Commence at Eight o'clock.
MORNING PERFORMANCES,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Doors open at Half-past One, commence at Two o'clock.
The Performances will terminate about Five o'clock.
raxcas OF ADMISSION.
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Pit, Arena, and Promenade, Is. 6d. Lower Gallery, Is.
Children, under twelve years of age, NN ill be admitted at the fol-
lowing reduced prices :
Dress Circle, 2s. 6d. Dress Boxes, 25. Upper Boxes, 111. 6d.
Pit, Arena, and Promenade, Is. Lower Gallery, 6d.
Tickets to be had of Mr. O'Reilly, at the Box-oflice ; and at
Jullien and Co.'s, 214, Regent-street.

ROBERT II OUD IN. - ST. JAMES'S
THEATRE.
M. ROBERT 'HOUDIN will have the honour to repeat his extra-
ordinary SOIREES FANTASTIQUE3, at this rheatro as thllows
THIS EVENING, Saturday, Janu iry 27.
Tuesday Evening .. „ 30.
Wednesday Morning, 31.
Thursday Evening, • • .. February 1.
Evening Perform nce at Half-past Eight ; Day Performance at
Half-past Two.
Boxes, 4s. ; Pit, 25.; Amphitheatre, Is. Gd.
Boxes, Stalls, and Ti_ke's for this Extraordinary Enterttinmeat
may be secured at Mitchell's Royal Library, 33, Old Bond-street ;
and at the Box-office of the Theatre, whlch is open daily from Eleven
till Five o'clock.
London, England, 1849-01-27

1804.

March 31. Attack and Capture of vessels, Vlie Road-
Scorpion, Hardinge ; Beaver, C. Pelly.
Sept. 18. Action with Marengo, Atlante, and Seraillante-
Centurion, Captain Lind ; Lieutenant Phillips.
1805.

Feb. 3. Most gallant and successful protection of 28 sail
of British merchant vessels, when attacked by two 40-gun
frigates—Arrow and Acheron, • Commanders Vincent and
Farquhar (sloops of war).
Feb. 14. Capture of French frigate Psyche—San Fiorenze,
Captain Lambert.
Aug. 10. Capture of French frigate Didon—Phoenix,
Thomas Baker.
Oct. 21. Battle of Trafalgar—Victory, Vice-Admiral Lord
Nelson, T. Hardy ; Royal Sovereign, Vice-Admiral Colling-
wood, Captain Rotherham ; Britannia, Rear-Admiral Lord
Northesk, Captain C. Bullen ; Temeraire, E. Hervey ; Nep -
tune, Fremantle ; Leviathan, Bayntum ; Conqueror, Pellew ;
Agamemnon, Berry ; Africa, Digby ; Ajax, Lieut. Pinfold ;
Orion, Codrington ; Minotaur, Mansfield ; Spartiate, Sir F.
Laf. .rey ; Belleisle, Hargood ; Mars, Duff; Bellerophon, J.
Cooke; Colossus, J. N. Morris; L'Achille, Sir. Richard King;
Dreadnought, J. Conn; Polyphemus, Redmill ; Revenge,
Moorson ; Swiftsure G. Rutherford ; Defiance, Durham ;
Thunderer, 'Lieut. gtockham ; Defence, G. Hope; Tonant,
Tyler; Prince, R. Grindall.—Frigates Phoebe, Hon. Bladen
Capel ; Sirius, W. Prowse ; Eur) alus, Hon. H. Blackwood;
Naiad, Dundas.—Cutters Enterpretante, L. Purver ; Pickle,
Lapenotiere.
Nov. 4. Capture of four sail of French line-of-battle
ships—Catsar, Sir R. Strachan ; Bellona, Pater; Hero, Hon.
A. Gardner; Namur, Halstead; Courageux, R. Lee. Fri-
gates: tEolus, Lord W. Fitzroy; Phoenix, T. Baker; Re-
volutionaire, Henry Hotham ; Santa Margaritta, Rathbone.
London, England, 1849-01-27

MINING INTELLIGENCE.

COPPER ORES SOLD AT TRURO, JAN. 25.—Total
3,959 tons—Average produce, 7k—Quantity of Fine
Copper, 304 tons 0 cwt.—Amount of Sale, 17,8741.
10s. Od—Average Standard, 931. 105.
LAST SALE.—Standard, 841. 12s:,—Produce, 9-,1.

COPPER ORES FOR SALE AT REDRUTH, FEB: I.
East Wh. Crofty, Dudnance and Lone•close, 646
North Pool 581—Camborne Vean Wheal Frances, 435
—Wh. Seton 423—Tincroft 307—Wh. Basset 240--
Fowey Consols 236—Condurrow, 221—East Pool, 185
—Dols path, 158—Trethellan, 153—Wh. Mary, 120-
-South Wh. Frances 110—W h. Prudence, 72—Wh.
Wyvyan, 36—Wh. Andrew and Nangiles, 25—Richard's
Ore, 18 —Wh. Ilarriet, 12—Wh. Katy, s.—Total 3,983.
COPPER ORES FOR SALE AT REDRUTH, FEB. B.
Cam Brea, 781—Ty warnhale, Nencekuke, 611—Par
Consols, 319—Wh. Agar, 139—West Wh. Seton, 112—
Wh. Tremayne, 93—Wellington Mines, 90. Total,
2,145.

COAL MARKET.-YESTERDAY.

Chester Main
148 odißraddyll's Hetton 155 6(1
East Adairs Main..... 12s 6dlJonassohns
New Tanfield 135 Od 'Russell's Hetton ...... Iss 6
Tanfield Moor ..
Wylam ...
Wall's End, &e Hudson's Hartlepool... 14s 0,1
Brown's _ l3s ()a South Hartlepool
.. ..

Brown's Gas .
12s 60Jitorriloy
Framwell Gate ..... .... 14s 6d !arrett
Bedworth .....
Riddell's 1 s 6d,Elgin
Eden Main , l4, 6d Ship at iiiArkw, 162,

[ADVERTISEMENT.]—CARRIA6E
and cceuoupsts residing in •he country will &rive con
siderablo advantages by purcha,ng their Teas and
Coffees at the wholesale war. house of Nl:it-lien and Co.,
2, Buck,ersbury, Chesp,ide, at, ebUbl,litnent
devoted to the interests of large con,umers,, wtn, act,
supplied at the lowest wholesale prices Six iunn.t",,itiii
up.
ards delivered tree of expert', to tiny pit of [,;g-
land. Lists of pric,.s and samples; forwarded tre,,, ,:n
application. Where parties are unknown to the firm, a
reference expected.
London, England, 1849-01-27

1809.

July 7. Capture and destruction of gun•boats and convoy,
at Ilango Head, Baltic—Boats of Implacable, Bellerophon,
Melpomene, and Prometheus, under Lieutenant Joseph
Hawkey.
July 14. Storming battery, near Marseilles—Boats of
Scout, under Lieutenant R. batterbs.
July 25. Action with cutter, and schooner Guadeloupe,
and capture—Boats of Fawn, under Lieutenant Morgan.
July 25. Capture of Russian gun-boats in Aspo Road—
Boats of Princess Caroline, Minotaur, Cerberus, and Prome-
theus, under the command of Captain Forrest.
July 27. Taking and destroying the Fort at Bremerle,
Cuxhaven—L'Aimable Lord George Stewart; Mosquito,
W. Goat ; Briseis, R. Pettit ; Ephira, G. E. Watts; Pincher,
Lieutenant Samuel Burgess.
July 29. Capture of six gun-boats—ltoats of Excellent,
Acorn, and Bustard, under Lieutenant J. Harper.
Aug. 28. Destroy a battery, and capture two gun-boats at
Cortelazzo —Boats of Amphion, under Lieutenant Phillot,
and Lieutenant Slaughter.
Nov. 1. Capture of eleven armed vessels, in Bay of Roses
—Boats of Tigre, Cumberland, Volontaire, Apollo, Topaze,
Philomel, Scout, and Tuscan, under Lieutenant Tailour.
Dec. 13. Cutting oat the Nisus at Guadaloupe—Thetis,
Pultusk, Achates, Attentive, and Bacchus, under Captain
W. Elliott.

Feb. 13. Attack on nine rench gun-boats, and capture of
one, Basque Road—Boats of Christian VII., Armide, and
Seine, under Lieutenant H. G. Guion.
May 1. The Fort taken—Boats of Nereide, at Jacotel, Com-
mander Willoughby.
June 28. Capture of twenty-five vessels at Groa—Boats
of Amphion, Active, and Cerberus, under Lieutenant
Slaughter.
Sept. 27. Storming batteries at Pointe de Che, Basque
Road—Boats of Caledonia, Valiant, and Armide, under
Lieutenant A. Hamilton.
Nov. 4. Capture of Cxsar privateer—Boats of Blossom,
under Lieutenant Samuel Davies.
Nov. 23. Attack and destruction of shipping at Port St.
Mary—Bombs and mortar vessels, and boats of the Cadiz
fleet, under Captain (late Sir R.) Hall.
London, England, 1849-01-27

THAMES.

THE MURDER IN IRELAND TEN YEARS AGO.—Yes-
terday, shortly after the opening of the court, Patrick
Dowling, a sergeant of the Irish constabulary, presented
a warrant, signed by Armiger Sealey, Esq., of Brandon,
and three other magistrates of the county of Cork, au-
thorising him to take into custody the body of Jeremiah
Began, charged on the verdict of a coroner's jury with
the manslaughter of a person named John Sullivan, in
the parish of Scull, county of Cork, on the 29th of April,
1839. The prisoner, who was placed in the dock, was
immediately banded over to the custody of the officer.
Downing requested to know how he was to act with re
spect to the old man, Thomas Coghlan, on whose evi-
dence the prisoner was committed from this court, and
who he understood to be the principal witness in the
case. He (Dowling) had no instructions respecting this
man, and wished to know whether his Worship would
bind him over to appear at the trial of the prisoner.
Mr. YARDLEY had not the power to bind a witness
over to appear in Ireland, but he could make him enter
into recognizances for his appearance at this court at
whatever time might be most convenient, and be could
then be served with a subpoena. At present he was in
the care of the police for the purpose of personal pro-
tection, as it was stated that he had been threatened
with violence if he remained as a witness. Ho was sow
supported out of the poor-box of the court, having 'no
means of his own, and that support should be continued
until a communication was had with Ireland.
Coghlan was then bound over to appear at this court
on Wednesday next, and Downing departed for Ireland
with his prisoner.
London, England, 1849-01-27

PRUSSIA.

On the 22d the primary electors in Berlin (84,000
in number) proceeded to the election of 1,235 defini-
tive electors for the second Chamber. So far as could
be ascertained in the evening, the Liberal or Demo-
cratic party obtained, in about 320 elections, two-
thirds of the votes. At Cologne the same party has
carried about two•thirds of the elections; at Co-
blentz it has 76 out of 77; at Ehrenbreitstein it has
obtained great success; at Dusseldorf it has elected
141 candidates out of 167. At Bonn the democrats
succeeded in 17 districts out of 21, and they were
expected to be successful in the villages.
London, England, 1849-01-27

1814.

Jan. 5. Fortress of Gluckstadt captured—Desiree. Farqu-
har ; Shamrock, Marshall ; Hearty, Rose ; Blazer, Banks ;
Piercer, Kneeshaw ; Redbreast, Keith ; and gunboats.
Jan. 16. Capture of two French frigates—Venerable, Rear-
Admiral Durham, J. Worth ' • Cyane, T. Forrest.
Feb. 25. Capture of French frigate Clorinde—Eurotas, J.
Phillimore.
March 27. Capture of French frigate L'Etoile—Hebrus,
E. Palmer.
March 28. Capture of American frigate Essex and Essex
Junior—Phoebe, James Hillyar ; Cherub, Commander
Tucker.
Aug. 17. At Alexandria, in America; and destruction of
shipping at Potomac—Seahorse, James Gordon ; Enryalus,
C. Napier; Devastation, Captain Alexander; "Etna, Kenab ;
Meteor, S. R,,berts ; Erebus, Bartholomew; Fairy, Baker;
Anna Maria, Jackson.
London, England, 1849-01-27

1801.

Feb. 19. Capture of French frigate Africaine—Phcebe, 1
Captain Sir Robert Barlow.
April 2. Battle of Copenhagen, 1801—Elephant, Vice-Ad-
miral Lord, Captain Foley ; Defiance, Rear-Admiral T.
Graves, Captain Retalick ; Edgar, George Murray ; Monarch,
J. Mosse ; Bellona, Thompson ; Gange,, Freemantle ; Rus-
sell, W. Cumming ; Agamemnon, Fancourt ; Ardent. T.
Bertie ; Polyphemus, Lawton]; Isis, Walker; Glatton,
Bligh ; London, Admiral Sir Hyde Parker; Captain Bris-
bane ; St. George, T. M. Hardy ; Warrior, 'Tyler ; Defence,
Lord H. Paulett ; Saturn, R. Lambert; Rimilles, J. W.
Dixon; Raisonable, J. Dilkes ; Veteran, A. C. Dickson.—
Frigates: Amazon, Riou ; Desiree, Imnann; Blanche, Gra.
ham Hammond; Alcemene, S. Sutton; Jamaica, James
Rose.—Sloops : Arrow, W. Bolton ; Dart, Devonshire ;
Cruizer, J. Brisbane ; Harpy, W . Birchall.—Bombs : Disco-
very, J. Conn; Explosion, 1. H. Martin; Hecla, R, Rather-
will; Sulphur, Henden Whitter ; Terror, I. C. Rowley;
Volcano, James Brooke ; Zebra, E. S. Clay.—Brigs: Otter,
G. M`Kinley ; Zephyr, C. Upton.
May 6. Capture of Gamc—Spesdy, Lord Cochrane.
July 12. Action with the French and Spanish squadrons,
Gut of Gibraltar, and destruction of two Spanish ships of
112 guns each, and capture of St. Antonio, of 74 guns—Cmsar,
Sir J. Saumarcz, Captain Jahleel Brenton; Spencer, Darby;
Venerable, S. Hood ; Superb, Keats ; Audacious, Peard ;
Thames, Lukin ; Calpe, lion. G. H. Dundas ; Louisa, Craw-
ford Duncan ; and Volunteers from Pompre, Capt Stirling.
Sept. 28. Action with Artemise—Sylph, Charles Dash-
wood.
Oct. 28. Capture of Rosario, Spanish ship—Pasley, Lieu-
tenant Woolridge.
London, England, 1849-01-27

1813.

Jan. 6. Capture of five gun brigs, coast of Calabria—Boats
of Bacchante, under Lieutenant D. H. O'Brien.
. _

March 21. Capture of two Danish gun-boats at Elbe—Boats
Marque," at
of Beds
April. 28.
andap tureßloaate
Dr,aLniieshuten,saLnettDteervon.
of
Watnpoa—Boats of Orpheus, Lieut. Dance.
April and May. Freuchtown and Havre-de-Grace, destruc-
tion of fort and cannon foundry—Boats of Marlborough,
Maidstone, Dragon, Statira, Dolphin, Fantome,
Higlifiyer, Racer, under Captain Lawrence and Lieutenant
Westphal and personal command Rear-Admiral Sir George
Cockburn.
May 2. At Morgion, battery blown up, and six vessels
captured—Boats of Repulse, Undaunted, Volontaire, and
Redwing, Lieut. J. Shaw.
1814.
April 8. Connecticut, destruction of twenty-seven Ameri-
can vessels—Boats of Hogue, Endymion, Maidstone, and
Boxer, under Lieut. Henry Pyne.
May 24. Capture of " L'Aigle "—Boats of Elizabeth, under
Lieut. M. Roberts.
Dee, 14. Capture of 14.74 grui Teasels, and §IOOP.PBOta
London, England, 1849-01-27

1796.

March 17. Destroying the batteries at Port Spergui, and
destroying the corvette Etourdie, four brigss, two sloops, and
lugger.—Diamond, Sir Sydney Smith; Liberty, Com-
mander George M'Kinley, Aristocrat (lugger), Lieutenant
Abraham Gomet.
April 20. Capture of French frigate Virginie—lndefatiga-
ble, Captain Sir Edward Pellew.
June 8. With the three French frigates, La Tribune, La
Tamil*, and La Legere, and capture of the two former—
['Alcorn. Captain T. Williams; Santa Margaritta, T. Byam
-nlartin.
June 9. Capture of French frigate Utile—Southampton,
Captain Macnamara.
June 13. Capture of French frigate Presperine—Dryad,
Lord A. Beauclerk.
Oct. 13. Capture of Malionesa—Terpsichore, Captain R.
Bowen.
Dec. 3. Action with French ship Decieux, and brig Vail-
lante, and capture of the former—Lapwing, Captain Robert
Barton.
Dec. 19. Capture of Spanish frigate Santa Sabina—
Minerve, Commodore Nelson, Captain George Cockburn.
1797.

January 13. Destruction of the French 74 Droits de
Pllomme--Indefatigable, Sir Edward Bellew; Amazon,
Carthew Reynolds.
February 14. Action with the Spanish fleet, and capture
of 4 sail of the line—Victory, Admiral Sir J. Jervis; Ist
Captain, R. Calder, Captain G. Grey; Britannia, Vice-
Admiral C. Thompson, Captain Thomas Foley ; Barfleur,
Vice-Admiral Hon. W. Waldegrave, Captain R. Dacres ;
Prince George, Rear-Admiral W. Parker, Captain J. Irvin ;
Blenheim, T. L. Frederick ; Namur, J. U. W bitsbed ; Cap-
tain, Commodore Horatio Nelson, Captain R. W. Miller;
Goliath, Sir C. Knowles; Excellent, Cuthbert Collingwood ;
Orion, Sir J. Saumarrz ; Colossus, G. Murray; Egmont,
3. Sutton ; Culloden, Trowbridge; Irre2istible, George Mar-
tin; Diadem, J. H. Towry.—Frigates Dido, Darcy Pres-
ton; Lively, Lord Garlies ; Niger, James Foote; Minerve,
G. Cockburn ; Southampton, Macnamara.—Sloops : Bonne
Citoyenne, Charles Lindsay ; Raven. W. Prowse ; Fox
(cutter), Lieut. J. Gibson.
March 8. Capture of the Resistance and Constance—San-
florenzo, Sir Harry Neale; Nymphe, J. Cooke.
Oct. 11. Battle of Camperdown—Venerable. Admiral
Duncan ; Captain Fairfax ; Monarch, Vice-Admiral Ons-
low ; Captain E. O'Brien ; Russell, H. B. Trollope ; Mon-
tague, J. Knight; Bedford, Sir T.:Byard ; Powerful, 0. B.
Drury ; Triumph, Essington ; Lancaster, J. Wells ; Bracket,
J. Mosso ; Belliqueux, Inglis; Agincourt, Williamson • Ar-
dent, R. R. 'largess ; Veteran, G. Gregory Director,
Bligh ; Monmouth, Walker ; Mitchell ;llalamant, W.
Hotham— Frigates : Beaulieu' Fayerman ; Circe, P. Hal-
kett ; Martin, Hon. C. Paget ; Active (cutter), J. Hamilton ;
ging George, Rains ; Rose, Brodie; Diligent, Bendel' ;
13peculator.
Dec. 21. Capture of the French frigate Neriede—Phcebe,
air Robert Barlow.
London, England, 1849-01-27

" It called up kind and gentle eyes whose glances fell on
mine,
Like the soft moon that looketh down to bid the dew
gems shine ;
It raised again the homaged form, it brought the placid
smile,
Till the electric flash of Pain laid waste my fairy pile.
Lady! I know thou lovest me—but scarcely canst thou
tell
How bitterly this brain can throb, how fast these heart-
strings swell;
As blight winds wither up the flower, yet do their work
unseen,
So didst thou smite my glowing soul with Jock o'
Hazeldeen.'
" That old tune taught me still to feel how weak and
wild a thing
This bosom is in face of all that reason's aid can bring ;
And had I lingered by thy side, perchance thou mightst
have smiled,
To find rue as a harp untuned, and weeping like a child.
Lady ! I know thou lovest me—let others chant the strain,
But do not thou e'er sing to me that ballad lay again;
Fur something; in thy earnest tones—probing where
wounds have beer,
Reminds me of a mother's voice in-' Jock o' Hazeldean.'"
London, England, 1849-01-27

1814.

Jan. 5. Fortress of Gluckstadt captured—Desiree, Farqu-
har; Shamrock, Marshall; Hearty, Rose; Blazer, Banks;
Piercer' Kneeshaw ; Redbreast, Keith ; and gunboats.
Jan. 16. Capture of two French frigates—Venerable, Rear-
Admiral Durham, J. Worth ; Cyane, T. Forrest.
Feb. 25. Capture of French frigate Clorinde—Eurotas, J.
Phillimore.

- .... .__.
March 27. Capture of French frigate L'Etoile--Hebrus,
E. Palmer. -

March 28. Capture of American frigate Essex and Essex
Junior—Phoebe, James Hillyar ; Cherub, Commander
Tucker. _ _ _ _ _

.............
Aug. 17. At Alexandria, in America; and destruction of
shipping at Potomac—Seahorse, James Gordon ; Euryalus,
C. Napier; Devastation, Captain Alexander; !Etna, Kenah ;
Meteor, S. Roberts; Erebus, Bartholomew; Fairy, Baker;
Anna Maria, Jackson.
London, England, 1849-01-27

-2%ioderate I:ates cf Premiums.
Two-tiftda Pretnitro Loaued to the Assured.
Annual Division-of Profit?.
1141f:the Pfeil:ilia may rcruain as a Loan fur Five Years.
E,,tensivt., Travelling Leave granted, without extra Premium.
31o.lerate extra Premium ter itcsi,lenee in Tropicll Climates.
N.ll. Tile last Annual Pones to the Assured varied from 27 to 65
:per cent. (tr:eording to age) on the Pre:Taal/13 pa'd.
Examples of ilonnses already Declared, and Options.

,c 7 Anrom! Policy
AV. 5 i • Pre- taken
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Persia•
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;Sum tic
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Bonus In

add:tior; Bonus in of may bor
to Atm Cash. Annual row on
Assured. ' , Prein'urn. Policy.

• X •s. 4.1 £ s ,1.1 £ s. d. 1 £ s'.., d.
1837 262 14 3 121 15 11, 20 0 0 513 17- 9
£ X ..d. 1838 237 15 6. 108 16 411 17 7 G 1494 SlO
- 1839 211 18 61 95 16 9, 11 17 7 1445 0 0
1000 ,4 3 4 1840 163 8 4, 75 15 101 11 10 9 395 11 1
I. 1841 156 '3 4, 71 5 0' 10 19 8 345 2 3
1842 1132 2 61•58 17 61 8 19 10 29G 13 4
1843 84 11 81.37 10 0 514 2 247
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1800.

Feb. 5. Action with French frigate Pallas, and her cap-
ture—Fairy, Commander Sydney Horton; Harpy, Henry
Bazely.
March 30. Action with Guillaume Tell, and her consequent
capture—Penelope, Hon. H. Blackwood; and Vinciego, Com-
mander Long.
July 8. Boarding and capturing French frigate Desiree,
and other vessels—Dart, Captain Patrick Campbell; Wasp,
Commander J. Edwards; Falcon, H. S. Butt; Comet, F.
Leef ; Rosario Carthew ; Biter, Lieutenant Norman; Boxer,
T. Gilbert.—Cutters-: Kent, Lieutenant Coopan ; Ann,
Lieutenant ; Selby, Williams; ,Teaier,
Stag, 11 umpiwAii.; Nile, Whitehead ; VVap.ti,
boats of Aucirotnedi and Wentessis:
August 20 ppture of French frigate Vengeance Seine,
Captain David math ..

..
London, England, 1849-01-27

PRINCESS'S TIIEATI:E.
Mr. J. 31. Maddox, Sole Lessee and Manager.
During the Recess this Theatre has been re-decorated and embel-
lished in a superb and costly manner t•y Mr. llurwitz. A new Chan-
delier has been fitted, and the best arrattz( ments have been made for
the due Ventilation of the Theatre, and the couuort and convenience
tattle audience.

THIS EVENING,
Will be performed a new Opera, entitled MARIE, THE FOUND-
LING OF THE LAKE.
To conclude with a new grand Pantomime, entitled BLUFF
KING HAL ; or, Harlequin and the Charmed Arrow. Harlequin,
Mr. Bologna; Pantaloon, Mr. Paulo ; Clown, Mr. Fleamore ; Sprite,
Mr. De Barr ; Columbine, Miss Fawcett.
London, England, 1849-01-27

1809.

Jan. 1. Capture of Dutch corvette Manly—Onyx, Charles
Gill.

Jan. 14. Taking of Cavenne—Confiance, Sir L. Yeo.
February. Capture of Martinique, for which a medal was
bestowed on the Army—Neptune, Admiral Honourable Sir
A. Cochrane, Captain T. Pinto; Pompee, Commodore
George Cockburn ; Belleisle, Fahie ; Captain, J. A. Wood ;
Intrepid, Nesham ; York,' R. Barton; Penelope, J. Dick;
Acasta, P. Beaver; Amaraothe, E. Brenton; Cherub, T.
'fucker; Eurydice, Bradshaw; Ethallon, T. Cochrane; Ex-
press, W. Malone ; Fawn, Hon. G. A. Crofton : Gloire, James
Carthew ' • Haughty, Mitchell ; Hazard, Cameron ; Mozam-
bique, Atkins ; .zEolus, Lord W. Fitzroy; Pelorus, F. Collier;
Port D'Espagne, Kennedy ; Star, Patterson ; Stork, George
Le Geyt ; Surinam, J. Lake; Superieure, W. Ferrie ; Wol-
verine, Simpson ; Goree, Spear ; Ulysses, Woolcombe ; Circe,
Collier; Cleopatra, J. Pechell ; Ringdove, Andrews ; Recruit,
Napier ; Forester, J. Richards ; Bellette, Saunders ; Snap,
Stewart ; Demerara, W. Dowers ; Pultusk, Pringle ; Frolic,
‘Vhinyates ; Liberty, Cood ; Swinger, Bligh ; Subtle, Brown;
Bacchus, Jermy.
Feb. 10. Capture of French frigate Junon—Horatio, Geo.
Scott; Superieure, W. Ferrie.
. _

April 5. Capture of Niemen—Amethyst, Michael Seymour.
April 12. Destruction of ships in Basque Road—Caledonia,
Lord Gambier, Ist Captain, Sir 11. Neale, Captain W. Bed-
ford ; CLesar, Rear-Admiral Stopford, Captain C. Richardson ;
Gibraltar, Ball; Hero, Newman ; Donegal, Malcolm; Re-
solution, Burlton ; Theseus, Beresford ; Illustrious. Brough-
ton; Valiant, J. Bligh ; Bellona, Douglas; Revenge, Kerr;
Imperieuse, Lord Cochrane; Indefatigable Rodd ; Aigle,
Wolfe ; Emerald, Maitland ; Unicorn, Hardyman ; Pallas,
G. F. Seymour, Mediator, Woolridge ; Beagle, Newcombe;
Doterel, Abdy ; Lyra, Bevians ; Foxhound, Green ; Redpole,
Joyce ; Thunder, Caulfield ; 2Etna, Cv,dfrey ; Insolent, Lieut.
Morris; Encounter, J. H. Talbot; Conflict, Butt; Contest,
Gregory ; Fervent, Hare ; Growler, Crossman ; Whiting,
Wildey ; Nimrod, Tapley; King George, T. Mercer.
Juno 17. Chase and Capture of French ship of the line
Hautpolt—Pompee, W. Fahie ; Castor, Roberts; Recruit, C.
NapVr.
June 25 and 27. Action with Ceres, and capture of 18 gun-
boats, and de,truction of four—Cyane, Captain T. Staines ;
L'Espoir, Ceanmander R. Mitford.
July 6. Capture of French frigate Furieuse—Bonne
Citoyenne, Captain Mounsey.
Sept. 11. Capture of Zephyr—Diana, Lieut. Kempthorne.
Dec. 18. Storming batteries at Anse-le-Barque, and cap-
ture of Loire and Seine frigat es—Seeptre, Captain S. Ballard ;
Freija, J. Hayes; Blonde, V. V. Ballard; Thetis, G. Miller;
Castor, Roberts; Hazard, Cameron; Ringdove, Dowers;
Cygnet, Dix ; Elizabeth, Lieut. Charles Finch.
London, England, 1849-01-27

ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
Proprietor, Mr. W. Batty.
llnder the Patronage of her Majesty the Queen, his Royal Highness
Prince Albert, &c.
Enormous success of the Holiday Novelties, the most astounding In
the Metropolis.--A gorgeous Spectacle.—Miss Weo'ford on the
Tight-rope.—Brilliant Scenes of the Arena.—A new comic Pan-
tomime.

THIS EVENING,
The curtain will rise at a Quarter to Seven o'clock precisely to the

magnificent Spectacle of the

WARS OF THE JEWS; or, The Fall of Jerusalem.
After which, miss vv ooirord on the Tight-rope.
To be followed by an inimitable display of SCENES IN THE
CIRCLE, supported by the first Equestrian talent of the day.
To conclude with a new Equestrian Pantomime, entitled BOLD
ROBIN HOOD ; or, The Pretty White Horse and Enchanted Prin-
cess of Sherwood Forest.
Box-office open from Eleven till Five.
Stage Manager, Mr. W. West.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
No communication can be attended to unless authenti-
cated by the name and address of the writer.
Rejected communications cannot bo returned.

THE WEATHER.—SUN Omci, JANUARY 27.
TiOIOIO3II2TICR, Lowest, 31; Highest, 47; Noon, 42.

BAROMETER, 30.01.
WIND S.S.W.; fine clear dry weather.
London, England, 1849-01-27

1815.

January 15. Capture of President—Endymion, H. Hope.
July 24. Attack and reduction of Gaeta—Malta, Fahie ;
Berwick, Edward Brace.
- - - -

1816.

August 27. Battle of Algiers—Queen Charlotte, Admiral
Lord Exmouth, Captain J. Brisbane; Impregnable, Rear-
Admiral Milne, Captain Ed. Brace; 'Superb, Charles Ekins ;
Albion, J. Coode ; Minden, W. Paterson; Leander,Chetham ;
Glasgow, Hon. A. Maitland ; Severn, Hon. F. W. Aylmer ;
Granicas, F. W. Wise; Hebrus, E. Palmer; Cordelia, W.
Sarjeant ; Heron, George Bentham ; Britomart, R. Riddell ;
Mutine, James Mould ; Prometheus, W. B. Dashwood ;
Hecla, W. Popham ; Infernal, Hon. George J. Perceval ;
Belzebub, W. Kempthorn ; Fury, C. R. Dloorsom; Fal-
mouth, Hoy.
London, England, 1849-01-27

1798.

74
April 21. Capture of the French
Alexander Hood.
frigates, and capture of
L'Hercule—Mars,
July 15. Action with four Spanish
rir Rjames
samuiral Sir
one, Santa Dorotea—Lion, Captain Manly
Aug. 1. Battle of the Nile—Vanguard, —ear-Ad •
Horatio Nelson, Captain Berry ; Orion
Culloden, Captain Troubridge ; Bellerophon, DerbymarLze;
De-
fence, J. Peyton ; Minotaur, Louis ; Alexander, C;ptai;
Ball ; Zealous, S. Hood ; Audacious, Gould ; Goliath, Foley ,
Majestic, Westcott ; Swiftsure, Hallowell ; Theseus, Miller;
Leader, Thompson ; Mutine (sloop), T. Hardy.
Aug. 7. Action and capture of a Genoese pirate, the Lip-
liaz-Espoir, Captain Loftus Otway Bland.
Oct. 12. Action with French squadron, and capture of the
Roche, 74
j. B. warrins, and two frigates--C'anada, Commander Sir
Byard ; on ; Robust, Tkornborough ; Foudroyant, Sir T.
count., ; xna:"me, Hon. Michael de Courci ; Ethalion,
lampus, Grahlunn' Durham ; Amelia, Hon. C. id erbert ; Me-
Oct. 20. Capture
gard, Captain Thomas Moore.
Oct. frigate L'lrnmortalite--Fis-
as By sun Martin.

1779.
Feb. 28. Capture of French frigate La Forte—Sybille,
Captain Edward Cooke.
March 18. Capture of L'Hiroadelle—Telegraph, Lieute-
nant A. Worth.
May O. Successful defence of Acre. and other services
during the siege—Tigre, Sir S. Smith; Theseus, Miller; Al-
liance, Wilmot.
Oct. 25. Boarding and capturing the Herrnicne--Surprise,
Captain Edward Hamilton.
Aug. 11.12. Attack on Schiermonnikoog, ana capture of
Crash, 12-gun brig—Pylades, A. Mackenzie;
Espiegle, J.
Boorder ; Courier, Searle ; and boats of Latona and Juno.
Sept. 13. Action and capture of Draak, and Gier—Arrow,
Commander Portlock ; Wolvertinc, Commander Bolton.
Nov. 6. 4cl.ion with ten Spanish gun-boats and two
schooners, and successful defence of convoy—Speedy (brig),
Commander Jahleel Brenton.
Nov. 22. Action with, and capture of, Guerriere—Courier,
Lieutenant Thomas Searle.
Dec. 26. Capture of French brig Furet—Viper (cutter),
Lieutenant Pcngelly.
London, England, 1849-01-27

1811.

May 4. Destruction of 14-gun brig at Parenza— Boats of
the Belle Poule and Alceste, under Lieutenant M'Curdy.
July 30. Capture of Fort Marrack, Java—Boats of Min-
den, under Lieutenant Lyons.
Aug. 2. Capture of three Danish gun-brigs in the River
Jande Boats of Quebec, Raven, Exertion, Redbreast, Alert,
and Princess Augusta, under Lieutenant Samuel Blyth.
Sept. 20. Capture f Danish gun-boats—Boats of Victory,
under Lieutenant Purcell.

Dec. 4. Capture of Le Languedccienne—Boats of the Sul-
tan, Lieutenant Anderson.

1812.

April 4. Capture of French xebec—Boats of Maidstone,
Lieutenant M'Meekan.

Sept. 1. Action and capture of gun-boats—Boats of Bac-
chante and Weazel, under Lieutenant O'Brien.
Sept. 23. Action and capture of seventeen gun-boats at
Maestro—Boats of Eagle, Lieutenants Cannon and Moore.
Sept. 29. Attack on Mittau, Riga, and capture of officers
and men of the enemy—Boats of the Aboukir, Ranger, and
gun-beats, under Commander Henry Stuart.
London, England, 1849-01-27

1800.

Feb. 5. Action with French frigate Pallas, and her cap-
ture —Fairy, Commander Sydney Horton ; Harpy, Hoary
Bazely.
March 30. Actio n with Guillaume Tell, and her consequent
Hon. H. Blackwood; and Vinciego, Corn-
capture—Penelope,
Lander Long.
July 8. Boarding and capturing French frigate Desir6e,
and other vessels—Dart, Captain Patrick Campbell ; Wasp,
Commander J. Edwards; Falcon, H. S. Butt; Comet, F.
Leef; Rosario, Carthew ; Biter, Lieutenant Norman; Boxer,
T. Gilbert.—Cutters : Kent, Lieutenant
Teaser,
Ann,
Lieutenant R. Young; Selby, IN ; feazer, Robins;
stag, Humphreys ; Nile, Whitehead ; Vigilant, Dean ; and
boats of Andromeda and Neinusis.
August 20.. Capture of French frigate Vengeance—Seine,
Captain David Milne,
London, England, 1849-01-27

1815.

January 15. Capture of President—Endyntion, H. Hope.
July 24. Attack and reduction of Gaeta—Malta, Falaie ;
Berwick, Edward Brace.

1816.

August 27. Battle of Algiers—Queen Charlotte, Admiral
Lord Exmouth, Captain J. Brisbane; Impregnable, Rear-
Admiral Milne, Captain Ed. Brace; Superb, Charles Ekins ;
Albion, J. Coode ; Minden, W. Paterson; Leander,Chetham ;
Glasgow, Hon. A. Maitland; Severn, Hon. F. W. Aylmer;
Granicus, F. W. Wise; Hebrus, E. Palmer; Cordelia, W.
Sarjeant ; Heron, George Bentham ; Britomart, R. Riddell ;
Mutine, James Mould; Prometheus, W. B. Dashwood ;
Hecla, W. Popham ; Infernal, Hon. George J. Perceval ;
Belzebub, W. Kerupthorn ; Fury, C. R. Moorsom ; Fal-
mouth, Hoy.
London, England, 1849-01-27

THE COUNTRY MARKETS.

WAKEFIELD, JAN. 26.—The supplies this week are
small. The trade to-day assumes more firmness than of
late, and wheat is taken freely at last week's prices; and
for finer qualities rather advanced rates are established.
Barley is Is per quarter dearer, and heavy descriptions
scarce. Oats and shelling continue dull, and our prices
for these articles almost nominal. Beans without change.
New.
Old.
WHEAT, per qr. 8 bushels 601 b&
a.
s,
Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red ... 45 to 47
Ditto, white ... ... 48 53
Norfolk and Hunts., red ... 44 —46
Ditto, white ... ... 47 50
Lincolnshire and Cambridge, red ... 42 45
Ditto, white ... ... 46 48
Yorkshire, red ... ... 40 -- 44

- to-

Ditto, white ... ... 45 48
Dantzic and Konigsburg, white .. 48 52 48 —5l
Lower Baltic and Hamburgh, red... 44 46 43 46
Mediterranean, red ... 36 40
BARLEY, per quarter of 8 bushels:—
Norfolk and Suffolk... ... 27 29
Lincolnshire and Yorkshire .. 26 29
Scotch
Grinding per 30 stone ... 23 27
Foreign ... ... 23 —25 ——
BEANS, per quarter of 8 bushels 631b:—
Small, fine 29 31
Ticks... 27 29
Foreign ... 26 —2B
OATS, per stone :
Mealing ..• 9d to 10d —d to —(1
Feeding ... 8d to 9d —d to —d
Foreign 8d to 9d —d to —d
SHELLING, per loaf of 2611 b 24 25
MALT, per load of 6 imperial bushels 36
PEAS, per Imperial Quarter :
Blue and white boilers
Grey and Feet.

... 36 - 40
... 29 -- 32

ARRIVALS.
Qrs.
Wheat ••• ••• ••• 6,315
Barley ••• ..• ••• 1,280
Oats; ••• ••• ••• ••• 898
Beans— ••• ••• ••• 1,196
Peas ••• ••• ••• ••• 180
TAM... •.. m •.$

Qrs.
Rapeseed ... ... ...
Shelling ... ... ... 400
Linseed .. ... .. 10
Malt ... ... • • •• • .....
Flour ... •• • •/ 0 MOO --
London, England, 1849-01-27

1808.

Feb. 18. French gun-boat—Boats of Confiance, under Mr.
Robert Trig.
July 10. Capture of an armed ship at Port d'Anzo—Boats
of Porcupine, under Lieutenant G. Price.
Nov. 28. 13atteries and capture of schooner at Mahaut—
Boats of Hereux, under Commander W. Coombe.
London, England, 1849-01-27

1810.

Jan. 10. Capture of L'Airnable Nelly—Cherokee, Richard
Arthur. _

Jan. 12. Capture of 16-gun. brig L'Oreste—Scorpion, F.
Stanfell.

Jan. and Feb. Capture of Guadeloupe, 1810, for which a
medal was bestowed on the Army—Pompee, Vice-Admiral
Hon. Sir A. Cochrane, Captain Dilkes ; Abercrombie, Fahie ;
Alfred, Watson ; Alcmene, Hon. W. Maude ; Asp, Preston ;
Aurora, J. Duer ; Amaranthe, Pringle; Achates, Pinto;
Attentive, Carr; Bellette, Sloane; Ballahou, Mills; Bacchus,
Jermy ; Blonde, V. V. Ballard; Castor, Roberts; Cherub,
Tucker; Cygnet, Dix; Elizabeth, Fitch; Freija, Hayes;
Fawn, Hon. G. A. Crofton; Frolic, Whinyates; Forester,
Wall; Gloire, Carthew • Guadaloupe, Head; Grenada,
Briggs; Hazard, Elliott; Loire, Schomberg ; Laura, Hunter;
Melampus, Hawker; Morne Fortunee, Wills; Netley, Jack-
son ; Orpheus, Tonyn ; Observateur, Wetherall ; Perlen,
Thompson; Pelorus, Huskisson ; Pultusk, DPGeorge ;
Plumper, Firsell ; Rosamond, Walker; Ringdove, Dowers;
Sceptre, Ballard; Statira, Boys; Scorpion, Stanfel; Savage,
Ferrie ; Superieure, Coxen ; Star, Paterson; Snap, Stewart ;
Surinam, Hodge; Subtle, Brown; Thetis, Miller; Vimeira,
Scobell; Wanderer, Robilliard.
Feb. 10. Capture of the Dutch corvette Havik—Thistle,
Lieutenant Peter Proctor.
April 24. Capture of Alcide —Burley, Welch ; Firm,
Little.
April 26. Capture of Echo, in Straits of Sunda- Sylvia,
Lieutenant A. Drury..
May 3. Action with French frigate Ceres and consorts,
and capture
of
June.SpaArveiteiroen with —Spartan,
and capture of six armed erten, Jahleel Brenton.
May and
July 25. -boats, and capture and destruc-
Miatxhwgeulla.
vessels Royalist,
G. Waldegrave ; Pilot, p
ti n of a nuAmcbteironofwtranspoTrtosuat Aisimicaonitashe;a -wTehaazmes.,HHenorny.
Prescott.
uta R. Kenah.
montaise, Charles Foote; Barraco ,
Aug. 9. Banda Neira— Caroline, Christopher Cole; Pied-
Sept. IS. Action with French squadron, and capture of the
French frigate Venus, and recapture (s)fol:I.I
lesCtaeuynlcohn, —Boa-
dicea, J. Rowley; Otter, J. Tomlin
Lieu-
tenant E. Street.
Oct. 14. Capture of Sans-Souci—Briseis, Acting Com-
mander G. Bentham.

1811.
•
phion, Sir W. Hoste ;
March 13. Action and capture of frigates off Lissa,Am -
Active, J. A. Gordon; Cerberus, LiWhitby ; Volage, Phipps Hornby.
March 27. Anholt Island—Defence of Anholt, Captain J.
W. Maurice.
April 6. Action with Chasse Marees, and batteries—Arrow,
Sam. Knight.
May 20. Action with French frigates, and capture of Re-
nommee and Nereide—Astres, C. Schoenberg; Phasbe, J. Hil-
lyar ; Galatea, W. Losack ; Racehorse, J. De Rippe.
Aug. 18. Capture of 16-gun brig Heron and convoy—
'Hawke, Henry Bourchier.
Aug. and Sept. Capture of Java, 1811, for which a medal
was bestowed upon the army—Scipion, Rear-Admiral Hon.
London, England, 1849-01-27

TLI EAT it fr. KOYAL, }JAY-MARKET.
Mr. 11. Webster, Selo Lessee and Manager. Old Brompton.
The public Is respectfully Informed that this Theatre ha.!, during
the recess, undergone very extensive repairs and alterations and the
whole re-decorated.

THIS EVENING.
Will be performed TILE MEUCHANT OF TENICH. Shylock,
'Hr. Charles Kean ; Portia, Mrs. Charles Kean.
To conclude with an Arabian Nights' Entertainment, entitled
CAMARALZAMAN AND BADOIJRA. ; or, The Pert who Loved
the Frhne. Characters by Messrs. Bland, Keeley, Mrs. Keeley, Miss
Horton, and Miss Reynolds.

THEATRii. ROYAL, ADELPHL
vnder the direction W. Madame Celeste
During the Recess this Theatre has been entirely re-decorated, the
Original designs by Digby Wyatt, Lai , executed by Mr. Sang. A
new Stage, Curtain, Act Drop, and Chandelier. An approved sys-
tem of Ventilation, &c., &c. The Private Boxes enlarged, Baas
added to the Seats, and Stalls rendered more c,omlortable.
THIS EVENI

Will be performed a new Droma, founded on Mr. Dickens's Christ-
mas Book, entitled THE 'TAUNTED MAN. Mr. Redlaw, Mr.
Hughes: the Phantom, Mr. 0. Smith ; A. Tetterby and Ca Mr.
Wright ; the Boy, Miss E. Chaplin; Milly, Miss Woolgar ; Mrs. Tet-
terby, Mrs. F. Matthews.
To be followed by THE ENCHANTED ISLE. Alonzo, ➢dr. Paul
Bedford; Prospero, Mr. 0. Smith ; Ariel, Madame Celeste.
To conclude with a new Farce called SLASHER AND CRASHER.
Mr. Slasher, Mr. Wright ; Mr. Crasher, Mr. Paul Bedford.

LOYAL LYCS.UM THEATRE.
Under the Management of Madame Vestris.
Sole Lessee. Mr. Charles Mahe As.
THIS EVEN .
Will be performed a new and original petite Comedy, entitled
WHO SPEAKS FIRST?
After which, a new Fairy Extravaganza, entitled THE KING OF
THE PEACOCKS. Charaqters by Messrs. Marley, John Reeve,
Selby, H. Hall, Marshall, anti 11. Marshall ; Miss Kathleen Fitzwil-
'iam, Miss L. Howard, Mrk. Macnamara, Miss Marshall, Miss L.
Marshall, Miss Coleman, and 3ladame Vestris,
To conclude with AN APPEAL TO VIE PUBLIC.
Dress Boxes, Ss.; Upper Boxes, Is. ; Pit, 2s. ; Gallery, Is. No
half-price to any part of the house.
The New Boa-oftee, No. 2, Wellington, street, Is open to the
public every day, from Ten till Six.
London, England, 1849-01-27

1798.

April 21. Capture of the French 74 L'llercule—M
Alexander Hood. ars,
on.
July 15. Action with four Spanish frigates, and capture of
Rear-Admiraljam S'
one, Santa Dorotea—Lion, Captain Mani},
Aug. 1. Battle of the Nile—Vangua,
Horatio Nelson, esptaic Berry; Orion, Sir Sir
James Saumar
Culloden, Captain Troubridge; Belerophon, Derby;
Captain
Ball J. Peyton_;_ Minotaur, Louis • Alexander,
Ball ; Zealous, S. Hood ; Audacious, Louis;
; Goliath, glea.i,nt
Majestic, Westcott ; Swiftsure, Hallowell; Theseus, Miller;
Leader, Thompson; Mutine (sloop), T. Hardy.
Aug. 7. Action and capture of a Genoese pirate, the Ligu..
ria—Espoir, Captain Loftus Otway Bland.
Oct. ht. Action with French squadron, and capture of the
Roche, 74 guns, and two frigates—Canada, Commander Sir
3.i B. Warren; Robust, Thornborough ; Foudroyant, Sir T.
Countess; Magnanirne, Hon. Michael de Conroy ; Ethalion,
'''"l'testistillitn,
lampus, mDouorrhe.am ; Amelia, Hon. C. Herbert; Me-
Oct. 20. Capture Imm
'of French frigate L ortalite—Fis-
gard, Captain Tomas Byam Martin.

1779.
Feb. 28. Capture of French frigate La Forte—Sybille,
Captain Edward Cooke.
March 18. Capture of L'Hirondelle —Telegraph, Lieute-
nant A. Worth.
May 30. Successful defence of Acre, and other services
during the siege—Tigre, Sir S. Smith; Theseus, Miller; Al-
liance,
Oct Captain. 15
Ed Boardingrdo and capturing the Ile:mime—Surprise,
Hamilton.
Aug. 11-12. Attack on Schiermonnikoog, and Capture of
Crash, 12-gnn brig—Pylades, A. Mackenzie; Espiegle, J.
Boorder ;: Courier, Searle; and boats of Latona and Juno.
Sept. 13. Action and capture of Draak, and Gier—Arrow,
Commander Portlock ; Wolvertine, Commander Bolton.
Nov. 6. Action with ten Spanish gun-boats and two
schooners, and successful defence of convoy—Speedy (brig),
Commander Jahleel Brenton.
Nov. 22. Action with, and capture of, Guerriere—Courier,
Lieutenant Thomas Searle.
Dec. 26. Capture of French brig Furet--Viper (cutter),
Lieutenant Ptngelly.