Star.
London, England, 1807-08-15 00:00:00

ADMIRALTY COURT-DOCTORS' COMMONS.

Yellerday the Right Hon. Sir WM. Scotr pro-
cee,led to the adjudication of the following cafes;
Nrptunus, Backman mailer.—This was a Swedith
(hip, laden with a cargo of train oil, pitch, allum,
iron plates, and vitriol, bound on a voyage from
Gottenburgh to Amllerdam. In this cafe the (hip
was reflored, the naval gores condemned, and the
other ankles direfted to further proof.
. Eloppet, Avelin msfler.—This being a (ima,ir care
to the former, the fame decree was pronounced.
Twe Venner; Clementfon mailer.—This was alfo
a Swedilb velfel.— Ship reamed, fubjeel t,) the cap.
tors' expentel; and further proof direfted with refpeet
to the cargo.
. Emanuel, Hithin mailer.- The fame decree was
pronounced in this cafe.

Charlotta, Ekberg marier.—ln this cafe the pro-
perty IVAS rellored, fobje4t to the captors' expences.

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Fluridentia, Matfnn mailer.—Wackfimheren, Ha-
len mailer.—ln there two Swed fh cafes the fkips and
owners gonds were restored, Inkjet to a proportionof
the captors expence4, and further proof directed as
to the remainder of the cargoes,

Elizi, Chipnian malier.—The further prnnf was
pronounced to be infufficient, and the property con-
demned.

Vrow Lo'Una, mafler.—This reffel was pro
nnunced to be Oldenburgh property, and entitled to
freight ;and expeuces, but rufpended the reflitution
thereof.

Tare de Certifiers, Boom maker.—This Kniphan-
fen •effel was laden with a cargo of falt.—Ship and
cargo condemned.g
Vigilante, Garbens wafter.—This WAS a Kniphau-
fen •efel, laden with a cargo of fair. Ship and cargo
condemned on the ground of a breach of blockade,
and the Makes private adventure reaored.

SIOPiING INTELLICENCL

LEWES RACES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13.

A Sweepftakes of togs. each. fee 3yr old Colts and fillies. The
laft mile and a kalf....(Ten Subleribers)
Lord F. Olborne named Mr. Fertnees b.'e. Iftightna,
banns, who walked over.
The Prince of Wales's Orville beat Mr. Permor's Peßife, EA.
3lb. each•-• Four miles, socgs: ft —Five to two on Orvilk.
His Majefty's Plate of tons. fur any Hotfe, 'Ecc. Four Mile
Heats.

3 1 1
1 a $

Sir John Shelley's Sir Launeelot,S yr old
Prince of Wales's liarbarora, 3 yrs old
Mr. Craven's Bronze, yrs old . 1 dr
Two to one on Barnar,tfa. and after the firft best Bye tonne
on him; after the fccond heat, eien betting; an excellent race.

EPIGRAM
ON A LONG AND FISATY IPIC POEM.

An Epic Poem mould be fwcet al manna:
But this. by 0.—(1, is ipeeaeuanna !

H4TMARKET . II hATRE.

On Thurfday night, a new Comedy, From the pto•
lific pen of Mr. T. DIEDIII, entitled Errors Exclitsi,
was performed for the firft lime. The following are
the principal Dramatis Perfona :
Frank Woodland Mr You tic
Commodore Convoy Mr. F•WCITT
Mr. Convoy Mr °Rove
Lawyer Verdict
Mr. Grumley
Old Mannerly
Tom Mannerly
Gabriel Invoice
Richard
Sylvia
Mrs. Hall
Betty Barnes
Fanny freeman

Mr. MATHEWS
Mr. WHIIDT
Mr. CHAPISAN
Mr. MICHAS!.
Mr. CABLES
Mr. LIMNS
Mrs. LITCHFIELD
Mr.. LUTON
a Mrs Passau.
Mrs. GIBBS

The Plot turns chiefly upon the fchemes of a dif.
honeft fpcculator, by which a young man of falbton
is cheated out of his property, and th,fe of a f.poilh
unptincipled attorney ; and out of thefe many intc.
Telling incidents atilt. The fcene is orcafionally en-
livened by the Wondering errors of a utak waiter
at an inn, where feveral of the events t.tke place
The termination is the union of feveral f nd hearts ;
the attorney is compelled to keep his promife to a
widow whom he had deceived ; and, I..me few
" Errors excepted," all parties feem t..lerahly fati fled.
If univerial approbation be a proof of excellence.
this new Comedy will afford many opportunities of
more minute criticifm.
Mr. Yousa and Mrs. I.:I-cur:1th 'Whined their
refpeOive parts with fpit it. MIS. Glints was an in.
terelling Ruflic ; and Mr. Lastots, as an hnnelt,
fimple fervant, was inimitable. M. FA,' CHIT, as
the Commodore, was one of !bore bonen, r• ugh b ings
Nature intended him to perfonify. It.deed, it is al-
' molt invidiuus to particularize any perfanter ; they
all exerted themfelves with the happiell ftecefs. The

'Theatre never boafted a more elegant audience, or a
more crowded one. The Comedy was received
throughout with tie molt unbounded appl..ufe, and,
when announced by Mr. Favrc Kyr for a fecond re-
prefentation, was hailed with repeated bravo:.
The. Prologue was well pointed, and told with good
effeel, by the excellent delivery of Mr. Yootio. The
Epilogue was very *appropriately drawn, and admi-
rably fpoken by Mrs. LITCMFIiLD, whole powers we
never before witnelled on fuch an occafion. They are
valuable, and ought not to lie dormant.

ILALLAD IN AcT 11. SUNG BY Ml. LISTON.

Young Verdid was a Lawyer gay,
Who of our Town furpaffed all;
He went one ev'ning to the Play.
And fell in love with Mrs. Hall.
But wicked man will oft betray,
Attornics do it wade than all
For when he'd mimed the wedding day,
He ran away from Mrs. Hall

Therefore in time a warning take.
Ye Widow Ladies great and (mall,
Left in the rats you find a (nate,
As was the cafe with Mrs. Ha►L

PROLOGUE.

WRITTEN BY MR CHARLES DIRDIN, JUN AND
SPOKEN BY Mt YOUNG.
Perufe thefaireft page and hill you'll trace,
That Error is the lot of Human Race ;
E'en with the 14. at Nature's la!t rtpnfe,
" Error: excepted," the Account mutt clofe.
No living Man without fi,me folly made is,
And tho' Item truth won't est n (pare the Latli":„
" Yet to their lot thou'd trifling Et tors fall,
" Look in their faces. you'll except them all !"
Wifdom herfelf may err as weal as Wit, •
Law's Writ of Errors is not hay Writ.
The Do&or too has faults, but, happy
Phvfic'sjuus pal, when buried, are forgot !
lit teekill fortune's all-detired abode,
We met Croft Paths of Error on the Road.
Placarded invitations meet th- eye
At ev'ry turn with " Few 's your time to buy,"
And the myfterious charm of B.C. Y ;
All to infure you, when the Whorl goes round,
Of Blank: excepted, Ninety Thoufand Pound.
AUTHORS to (pitied' exceptions bow;
And CRITICS candidly mutt allow,
That While they lath the faults of feribbling elves,
' l'were well front error to clear thcmfrives.
To you (to the dud:titre), whore approbation to obtain
Our Bud bas fought, and. fornettmes, not in vain ;
His caufe he offers, as at Mercy's thrine.
To err is human—to forgive divine ;"
Let Mercy's isdlueoce, then, your bofoms Tway,
Eucuitt his errors, but accept his Play.
The new Comedy of Error: Axcepted, was lad night
per lot med for a fecond time with unbounied
ap-
plaufc.

A perfon, aged 36, had a (mall S tropliteons Ul-
ceration in her hand, giving her moot pain ; it then
broke out in her wrilt, both her Ilt:illJers, and her
knee, each Ulceration difcharging much, and mtt dif.
pored to heal ; it then slated her light elbow ; aid
there ulcerations, with a dirpofitiqn to geceral d
bi-
lity, &e(n ffered for twelve )ears. Her knee waihea ed
in the Worcefter Infirmary, and the experienced t sure
benefit while a patient for a short time in St Bart holo.
mew's Hofpital, where the made application for the
benefit of Sr t.sana v's NTENT ANTISCORBUTIC
PROPS, at the Difpentat,,ry, No. 15, Soho4quate,
L ndon. By the application of the 13,0ps for fix
m nths, her.ulcers gradually twal.d, the reg ined
her firength and appetite. It is now a twat emo b,
and the remains perftetly well. Any informs. ton of
the above fa& may be obtained at No. 9, Duka's
Court, Drury Lane, London.