Star.
London, England, 1815-09-23 00:00:00

TIVRTEENI H DAY.

WJLSON started this trirrn:ng fully rne hour snnner
than usual ; he meets with 110 inter: uptinn rum; the
Magistrates, and was walkin,7, at ekven o'clock, at
Lis 'knurl plcc of t mile ins •venteen ruitostet..,

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ATTACK ON TUT CORK MA1L....-The :tie desperate
attack on the Cm k M ail his nceasi.ined a change in
the route of th tt coach. Th.! Nos;-'llasters.Generii
have liberally rewarded the coachman and guards
the cletem:ned courage and steadiness with which
they beat off the multitude of midnight murderers,
an.l rescued property to a large amuuift from falling
into their hands. To Pat. M,Laughlin, the coach•
man, they have given £5O; to Pat. Green, the
guard, who was wourfcled,6) gnineas; and to Henry
Hill, the other guard, £5O, besides a gold medal,
with an appropriate inscription, to each of the three.—
The Proprietors of the mail coach have also further
rewarded the two sailors, and have offered than
situations as guards, if they wish to accept of it. On
the occasion of die attack on this coach on the 13th
ult. where equal courage was displayed by these very
ni?n, they were also liberally rewarded. P.
Nl.Langlilin, the coachman. has received a valuable
and beautiful silver studded whip, as a token of tai
-superior excellence as a chatioteer. Hayes, the sailor,
who fought sn bravely, cried out with character is: ie
waintie from the roof of the coach, during the hght,
" mw eyes, but if rd cur rf oar guns here cc
;lie deck l'd rake you all to hell, you pirates !"
COVLNT GARDEN TIIICATRK.--.or. Attar's serious
Opera of Artaxerxes, was last night performed, for
the purpose of introducing to a Loann audience,
Miss Httortes, Roe Of the Dublin Theatre, in the cha-
rActer of Nandeirie. A mote complete test of musical
merit, than this character, could not possibly be se.
lected—'and the performer who sustains it tfliciently
must possess an extraordinary portka of professional
esc, llecce. That Miss HUGH mid o sustain it, the
testitholy of a delighted audience, maNifested by en.
thusiastic plaudits. fully evidenced. Her voice is
rich; powerful, and melodious--perfectly capable cf
exnres.ing the soft 'and tender. as well as the violent
passions. Ail her songs were exquisitely given. Her
cadences arc beautiful--that with which she concur.
ded the air—" Let not rage thy bosom tiring," is one
of the must perfect, with reference to taste, science,
rnt and expression, we ever heard. She also
exel:Y'
udtedThe Soldier tied," which was entlisi.
astically encored, in a very floe style.—Mr. TAYLOR
peiformed the chi.racter of As mimesis for the first
tithe. His acting was better than that of his prede-
cessor, Mr. Ipichsposi but his singing was greatly
itifetior. The fine air—" Tii) father, away I" which
Mr. INCIADXS Was wont to execute with so much
spiel. and energy, and rhich rarely failed to tom•
mangy] an encore, passed away tub sslentie. Mr. SIN.
CLAUI is a pleasing .4rbares. He was very successful
in the charming air—" Water pasted from the sea."
Mr. DlittUslir was AO excellent Artaxerxes.

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Thursday. the oppressive and extreme beat e
atni-spL'ere, induced the visitants and inhabitants of,
n's stings, to accumulate variously on the 'prom-.
nade And pin the sindn-snoti to desert the gaieties
,amusements of Cie libraries, for the more refreshing
and invigorating influence of the, sea breezes.
evening, As a Gentleman was riding his
hors*. the. sanits at Hastings, one of the tore feet
of thi: animal unfortunately entered :in aperture in
the' sands; he which the rider was thrown, with great
violence, bit luckily wiiliuu; much injury.'