Star.
London, England, 1813-08-18 00:00:00

EYTON AND WELLINGTON.

BRITANNIA and row i ()XE a•sembled one day,
Their performances each to proclaim ;
The former would WI LI.ING'TON'S talents display,
Whde FORTUNE extoli'd EY l'ON'l lame.
The tlopme cunning high—lame JUSTICE appaed,
With a plea,init and complacent mien,
And declar'd as tie it talents alike she rever'd,
I ier ales Should hang pendant between. •
But LY I ON not thinking this measure the best,
'Twas al.;rted wi•liou, bother delay,
the point (4t Cow roam) at present should rz4t,
Aud he prov'd by the NEXT DMAWING DAV.•
• The 1.07 I EltY will DRAW 17th of SEP TEMBER, 1813.
Tickets and Silares•ate
ni EYTON, s r014.-lIROKER,
,At his Lucky Offices, 2, CornM.l ; and Coventry-street.

Our Readers will no doubt be pleased to hear tint
the Memoiret Hit toriques Li:terairee et Ain cdotiques du
Baron de Grimm. d Diderot, as selected from their " Cor-
resliondence," arc now published. They form, as the
Quarterly 7,.evio.wers justly predicted, " a magazine
of good sense, lively anecdote, spirited criticism, and
laughable whim, such as no collection of ai'a or table.
talk that we are acqu.sinted with exceeds or even
rivals ;" and contain anecdotes of the m ist distin-
gilis!ied persons in France during the 18th century.
't•DneN IN:Aims—Saturday se'rinight, a person of
respectable appearance, went into an oyster shop in
the London Road, when, after remaining, for some
time, he fell from his chair and instantly expired.
A Gentleman belonging to the army dropped down
dead yesterday in the Bank.
Last week, as Mr. SALTER, twenty-eight years A
age, son of the proprietor of Chad's at Battle-
blidge, was passing through the turnp7'.e on Ms way'
to lieniish-town, he was seized wjib a .Et of cough•
ing, by which he burst a bliKki-vessel, and imme-
diately expired.
Tuesday se'nnight a C .ier's Inquest wa held
at Porchester, on the bo•;:. J. Brooke:, a private in
the East Essex regim,:; of who died sit idenly
on the preceding Friday evening, in consequence of
bursting a blood-vecsel in the heart. Verditt•—Died
by the visitation of Goes.
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Wednesday night, as Mrs. Toortett, of Blenheim-
street, accim,Fanied by a Mr. Llowxcs, was retur-
ning frotn a dims-party at the house of a frieud,
near Hanwell, the chaise was overturned within two
miles of London, and Mr. HosuNcs, wl.o was driv-
ing, had his shoulder•bone broken, and his head dan-
gerously fractured; and Mr. Toonen sutfered so
much from contusions, that no hopes are entertained
of his recovery.
A'melancholy accident hapreied at Dover on the
evening of Sunday serwight—During a tremendous
gale, a lug-sail boat with her crew, consisting of
seven persons, all 1. longing to Dover, °niter return
from the opp:,.ite coast, was upset, and it is feared
the whole shared a watery grave.

M. TAUZEGAIN celebrated with his wife, on the 6th
ult. in the church of Argenteiul, in the department of
the Seine and Oise, the 50th year of their union.—
Their children and grand-children, to the number of
42, were present at the ceremony.

ItIRA H.
At Winchester, on the it:blast. the wife of John Rawlins3n,
Esq. of a son.

MAR R lED.

On the 2d inst. at Chetwytl, Shropshire, the Rev. George
Doyly, Fellow of Curvi• Christi College, Cantiri..!ze,• to Maria
Prams, daughter o! William Bruere, Esq. of Argyle-street.
At Chester, on the L,th ins% George Cocks, Esq. Post Captain
of the Royal Navy, to Mrs. ohartsou, daughter of the late Ad-
miral Sir William Parker, Bart.
On the 9th inst. David lames Edward., of the West Kent Re-
giment, to Margaret Anne, youngest davatatr of Thotnas E -
ts ards, Esq. of Chile, near Rochester, Kent.