Star.
London, England, 1815-10-17 00:00:00

LOVE'S BELLMAN.

F,e lost my heart, I do not jest
(Says CLor), I declare it.
'TWas safely ludg'il with;n my breast
Eu- ye.tcr morn .11 swrar it !
Dear Curio, since without some
You'd serk in vain to spy It; •
Tu Love's high market place pray hle,
And thus a.s liellman cry it !

" 0 yen ! 0 yes ! just stun), or stray%

A Bract that's not a stout one,
Warns Iron' the busont of a Maid,
Who cannot do without one!
The Youtn who hi ings a truer back
Than that which CLoc misses,
For reconipt ii,r Anil never lack
Love's sweet (u—kisses !"

The foundation-stone of a mnnument in honour of
the victory at Waterloo was laid at New-abbey, in
the Stewartry of Kirtcndbright, on the sth instant,
by WILLIAM MILLER, If.sq. Provincial Grand Master
Mason. A very numerous attendance of the brethren
were present. •
Dumfrie, last week prevented a scene of splendour
and gaiety, which, • perhaps, has seldom or ever been
equalled there or. any 'umiak occasion. The public
amkisemeuts consisted of the Caledonian Hunt, Races,
Assemblies, Theatre, Sce• affording a wide and diver-
sified field of at tracrien to the vetariesof fashion,a con-
derable number ot whom were assembled on the
occesakie
Toesday a body of sailors waited by J. pay Co the
Lord Provost and Magistrates of Edinburgh, and
presentee a petition, requesting their interference with
the shipowners to raise their wages, and to employ
them to do the porters' Vork
,on the arrival of ships,
in consequence of the war, has for a long time
past been don,: by them in place of the sailors, as for-
merly. The Magistrates assured' he deputation that
it was not i,. their power to interfere with the arrange-
ment of the ship-owners with respect to wages, but
that a meeting should be held with them, for the pur-
pose of recommending the employment of sailors on
the arrival of ships in .harbour. The poor fellows,
alter giving three cheers in the Royal Exchange, re-
turned to Leith in the most orderly manner. Sub-
sevently, we learn that some attempts had been
mace to retard the sailing of ships, but by a timely
.and firm interference en the part of tbe Magistrates,
all symptoms of tumult have been suppressed.
Last week . young man at Gosport, named Fairy,
in i-state ot intesication, deterrisine4t fight one of
his Acquaintances, with whom he had ia
been on the most
ft jowly ontii.g, notwithstanding every remonstrance
to reltaki thet • from. The consequence was, that after
one or two rounds, in making a violent blow at his
()present, lie tell, and was carried home apparently
lifelecs Sergical aid was immediately procured,
when it appeared the fall h pr'duced a fracture of
the vet tebie of th neck, and he died the nest day.
Dam- Lase KEAN made his tit r;t
appearance tor the pre re season, List night, in the
ar.laous character of Richard 111 Never did we
ki...r a more affection ate st,elc:in:r vtvcu to any p
that with which his on,ri w-t 4
tif • mis6oa testified 18.4,44; w!;.‘h,
Nyt'ady.,.S fe,L • • retiirn io London, and the
NA*. • -13 at evert instence
ki"e• and emphatic t;assa,,:;. .0 al.ich this.
excels, and which
g: v. i,t ;•is 1. tt• tl is grand part an effect
watch to, tied :tan produced. It is wonderful that,
ettk ..ssisted as he is by voice, he should give such
enin•etiou and vigour to his utterance. It is the soul
that lamathes in every accent—it is the picture of that
which passes within that is pourtrayed in his expres-
sion, and the fire with which he communicates what
lie feels to the hearts of all around him. •Some of his
quick and fervent emotions struck like an electric
Spark on the feelings of the House, and the shock
proved that he had hit the true tone of nature in the
delineation of the passion by which he was agitated.
It was certainly an admirable effect of the histrionic
art. He was most ably seconded by Mr. POPE, in
King Henry; by Mrs. GLOVER, in the Queen ; and
Miss BOYCE, in Lady Anne.
COVENT GARDEN.—The Tragic Play of .Pixerre
was last night performed. Mr. YOUNG supported the
part of the Peruvian Hero with the same energy and
feeling which have so frequently been the subject of
warm panegyric. Mrs. FAUCIT is an agreeable Cora.
The part of Elvin; was excellently sustained by Mrs.
RENAUD. The scene in which she endeavours to con-
vince Pizarro of the meanness of wreaking his ven-
geance on a fallen enemy, was replete with dignified
boldness. Cora': child was the only performer of the
night who hat-educed any thing that could be deno-
minated a nssieliy. Contrary to all former precedent,
the young Lady who persnnated the character,
streamed most violently the moment Ronalaid hold
of her. Whether this was a predetermined mu read-
ing, or the effect of genuine terror, we shall not at-
tempt to decide. It certainly had the effect of mar-
ring the solemnity of the scene ; for, no sooner did
the child begin to cry, than the danger of Rolla was
forgotten, and the greater part of the audience burst
into laughter.
QUEEN-SQUARE —Yesterday Chrisispier Allies alias
Clouse, a journeyman baker, was charged with as-
sauikieg Mary Williamson, under most aggravating
cireoth.tai:ces. Dining the severe illness of Mr.
Clristian, baker, t.f Strutt on-ground, Westminster,
Chouse was engaged to act as Christian's manager
sad representative ; but differences having arisen,
CLotue vowed he would ruin Christian by spoiling
all his bekings and bread—a vow that WAS but too
scrupulously observed, for on Sunday he destroyed 53
jGnits of me.t, belonging to poor, hard-working peo-
-pie, by burning every one of them to a complete
chichi, and also spoiled a large batch of bread, by
putting it into a slow oven. When the people went
for their dinners, he behated most insolently, and b
,', e-
cause Mary Williamson complair^ dip' oss her
family had sustained, by a large joint being burnt to
the very bone, h: assaulted her in a most brutal
maneer.-"joir. COLQUIIOUN fully committed him to
Lridewell on this charge, and said, if in Turkey, he
would most certainly have been baked alive in the
oven of his guilt. As there was a law, however, in
this country, which punished such abandoned negli-
gence in the servant with fine, imprisonment, and the
pillory, Choate was ordered to be brought up for
further exasuiaation.

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SPORriNG IN7ALLIaOC.B.
NEwmmucir SZCORD OCTOBER MK i savvy - _ _
mow/my, OCTOIIIII 16.
Ileim bird of a Subscription of 25gs. each, for 5-yr-olds, Ost.
[ 0-yr.olds. list. and aged, 951. gib. B. C. Bona fide the pros
petty of Subscribers.
Mr. Batson 's els horse Idle Boy, S-yrs old 1
Mr. Villiers's brown horse Cwrw, &yrs old
Sir C. Bunbury% bay bone Mules 3
Eighteen Subscribers.-9 to 1 apt Idle Boy--4 to 1 apt Cwrw-
-5 to 4 on Muley.
Duke of Grafton's Whisker, sat. 81b. beat Lord ROus's Egos-
tor, WA. llb. B.M. 200 gs. Is. ft.—Soto 2 on Whisker.
lord Suflield's Congress beat Mr. Wilssn's Capricorn, Sat.
each. T.Y.C. SOgs.-1 Ito 8 apt Congress.
Lord Roues Tigris, fist. lib. beat 'Mr. Shakespear's Donkey,
fist. Ab. M. 200 p. •
'I be Gardeo Stakes of 100 gs. each. T.M.M.
Mr. Andrew's colt by Orville, 3-y.rs old, 711. 41b. 1
Duke of Grafton's Partisan, 4-yrs Old, 91t. 21b. •
Lord G. H. Caveodish's Blacksmoor, 4-yrs old, ttst. 311, 0
Mr. Payne% Quinola, 3-yrs old, 7st. 61b. • 0
Mr. Brummell's Corporal Violet, 3-yrs old, 7st. 41b. • 0
Mr. Lake's colt, by Rubens, 3-yes old, 7st
Four paid.—The Judge placed but two.
15 to I apt Mr. Andrew's colt-11 to 10 on Partisan-7 to 2
agst Illackantoor-2 to 1 apt Quinola.
DUMFRIES AND CALEDONIAN HUNT MEETING.
MONDAY, OC rOBER 9.
Sweepstakes of 10gs each, or all ages. One mile. (6 Subs.)
Lord Queensberry's cb. e. King David, 4 yrs old, Bst. Ilb. 1
Mr. Don's b. c. by Orville, 3 yrs old, 7st. 21b. •
Lord Tweedale's b. c. by Orville, 4 yes old, Itst. Ilb. S
3tol on King David. Won in a canter.
Sweepstakes of 20p each, for 3-yr old colts, Sat. Sib. Two miles.
- (3 Subscribers.)
Mr Don's b. c. by Orville

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The King's Purse of langs. Four-mile heats
I.ord Quees sberry's b. ls. tpperstos, aged - 2 1 1
Mr. Riddell's b. Is Don Carlos, 5 yrs old - 1 2 2
Dun Carlos the favot.rtte. Won in a caster.
Sir D.ll. Maw', b c Carrick, by Sir Charles, Nst. Sib. received
forfeit from Lord Queensberry's gr 1 Ma-Belle, sst. Once round,
luOgv b. ft.

TULCDAY.
The Gold Cup, value InVgs, with 90p in specie, for all ages.
Lord Que. lisberry's ch c King David, 4 yrs old, sst.
Mr. Fletcher's b f Arabala, a yrs old, est.
Mr. Dore,. b c by Orville, S yrs old, 6st. 91b. -
Mr. ,J. H. Blair's b e by Sir Charles, S yrs old, 6st. 9th.
Sit W. 11•Iaxwell's gr bViscount, 6 yrs old, Sit. 121 b.
Even betting au King. David. A good race.
Fifty Guineas, far 3-yr olds. Two mile heats. -•
Sir T. Hutchinson's b g King Coil, Sst. 1
Mrs Croft's g e Bachelor, est. Mb. • . 2
Bachelor the favourite. A good race.
WILDNESDAT.
One Hundred Guineas' fur all ages. Two mile beats.
Mr. Hutehinson's b g King Coil, 3yn old, 7sl. lib. 2 1 1
lard Querntherry's eh e King David, 4 yrs old 1 3 2
Mr. Boast's b f Remembraticer, S yrs old, 7st. alb. 4 2 3
Sir D. 11. Blair's b c Carrick, 3 yrs old, 7st Sib. S dr
Even betting against King David; after the lint beat 3 to 1 on
Kiug David.
Fifty Guineas, for all ages. Four mile beats.
Mr. Hornby's br e Surveyor, 4 yrs old, 7st.. alb - 1 1
Mr. Frank's b c Sir William Wallace, S yr, •!.1 • dr
S to 1 on Surveyor. •
RICHMOND MEETING.-..Tu KS COAT 10.

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Sweepstakes of SOgs. each, for S-yr-old Wks, SM. Slb. Once
round the Course.
Mr. Catterson's hay La..* of the Village
Lord Fitzwilhant's bay Gadabout
Mr ftidu, Cs brown, by candle
Duke of Leeds bay, by Dick Andrews
4 tot abst Liss of the Village. A fine race and won by a head.
Fifty Pounds for twee and four year olds Two silk heati.•
Mr.Elierker's gr c Sir It Diensdale, S-yra old 5 1 1
Mr. Gralorth's gr cby Camillus, 3 yrs old - 5 4 2
Mr. Sninh's br cby Pick Andrews, 3-yn old 4 3 3
Mr. Briar's h I by Sir Solomon, 3-yrs old . 1 It 4
Lur4 atrathtoors'e b f •b 7 kleeerestrooeoe, .wyrsidd • ..ss dr
Ztol on the fled. Three well contested heats.