Star.
London, England, 1803-12-30 00:00:00

socrE7r OF SCHOOLM4,77ERS

Pitesismr—The Right Reverend George 1 aac Huntington%
lord Bilhup of Clooc,•tter.
Vice-Pa zstuerrrs—The Rev. William Vincent, D. D. Dcau of
• Wei:pint-ler ;
The Rev. Samuel Parr, D.D. Prrhendary of St. Paul's.
The Sixth Anniverfary of this Inßitution was held
at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, on Thurfday, the
22d.

The Reverend the DEAN of Wt1T)111115TEll In the Chain
After the Report of the Committee had been read,
the accounts audited, and other blifluers of the Meet-
ing tranfaeled, the following eleCtions were made to
different offices of the Society for the enfiting year.
'COMMITTEE. •
COMMIS BURNET, LL. D. and F. R. S. Chairman.
Rev. MA•r•rn a w RAIN C. 1). D. and F. R. S. Dep. Chairman.
jtev. A. Crombk, LLD. Mr. Kelly
Rev. 0. Glbfon, A.M. Mr. Lord
Rev. E. Harris • Rev. W. Shaw, A. M.
am. J. Hewlett, B. D. Rev. J. Strachan, A.M.
J LiodfaT. M... • j
• • • . Mr. Kelly, Secretary and Treafarer.
Averrioam-111.er. Dr. Raise. Rev. Dr. Crombie, and Rev. J.
• Heade& •
Tomlin or Tie Fon ot—Ster. Dr. Barrow, Dt. Charles Bar-
ney, and Mr. Kelly.
STEIVAINE /OA TYE Naar ANNIVIESART..
.Al. Anderfon, LL D. Rev. J. Kern., A. M.
R, J. W. Ilharford. A. M. I Rm. J. Stewart. A. M.
W. flamer. A. AL j. Wallace, A. M.

. Lord Hawrota and i 'party of,his mss, hat'
skit; flirted a hare about five miles from his Lad-
fbip's feat at Glynde-place. After a chase of feveral'
hours; tire poor animal made a double towards his
j..ordlhip's houfe, and leaped through the parlour
,window among a large party of Ladies.
•Sitnie excellent conrffing took spLice on the Duke of
ituvLa ta's, manor, neat Neintssarket, on Monday ,
lafi, which continue fur tb`k greater part of the day.'
Lord tOstawoar has, with great fpitit and libe-
rality, fent 5o South Down tops to be given &moue,
the farmers in Cumberland, to improve the breed of
their *cep.,
A man of the name of Perry, kept a public houfe,
and had paioted over his door—
Benjamin reser livatb tare,
• Who &Ilea Ak—likewile good Seer.
Afterwards, not choofing to beat the expense of a
new board, he added—
Tve made my board a rattle wider
To la you know I fen good Cyder.
Arrived at Bath, Earl and Counters of Kan watts,
Bilfiop of Down, Lord H. PETTY, Lord Sousa-
vit.Li, Lord Neerrows Lady Bitowts 1, Lady
atioaosa• CAIIIIIIIO, M. and Mrs. Aust, Sir R.
HOAREi Sir ' CIIAILLII6 Lady, and Mifs &von-
vial, &c.

The Tragedy of George Barnwell, the annual tri-
bute of our national drama to the correaion of im-
morality and the foppreffion of vice. was performed
at Drury Lane 'Mitre yellerday evening.
Mr. H. Tomorrow appeared, for the ire time on
the boards of the Metropolis, in the afeeing cha-
raaer of Crop Barnwell. We have: not for fermi'
years fees a happier difplay of his talents. In all'
the pathetic (cents he evinced a tendernefs, an agi-
tation, and remorfe, in petted unifon with 'the Au. 1
thor's delineatioa of the part. In the Mi:evood of
Me. PowaLL, there is inuth to praife. Her fafcina
tions of cowl/mince, and her attraeive perfon, are
well fuited to the charaaer ; hut it is to be regretted,
that in the inspaffioned pelages the frequently fa.
cruces fenfs to found, and tears the patron to rags.
Pow, Les Themegkeed is a moR retpeaable perfor-
mance.

Caerns-Gas En —Lately *marriage was cdebra•
ted here between Mr. S—, of Crookholm, near
Brampme, and Mifs of Scam in the Pa-
rini of Uheringtoo, attended with the following pct.
culiar circumaances;—As the bridegroom, being a
minor, could not yet put on the ago vitas. a licence
for the marriage could Got be obtained without his
father's content ; but as his confetti could not by the
moll importunate felicitation, be procured, Slial obe-
dience, after a (tort &Tuggle, pee way to the force
of love, and the enamoured youth received, in fpite
of every (Made, to be united to the object of his of.
Tedious. The old Contkosan being informed of his
intentions, took the only method which he thought
could prevent their execution, by circuattcribing the
liberty of hit fan within the limits of his own apart-
ment. But bolts and lock. are ineffetlaal spina the
potency of love r—The imprifooed lover fiends the
chimney, reaches the tip, and. on the wings of love,
lies to the habitation of his dettiged bride t who,
through a thick incruftation of dirt and foot, could
mot recognise the features of her adventurous admi-
rer, till his native complesion was reflored by an ap-
plication of foals and water. After mutual endear-
ments, and a loft interchange of fifths, the two
lovers fee forward to thi t.l.tee ; where they intmedi
ately purchaLd the fcrvices of the Hymeneal
Bimek-
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