Star.
London, England, 1816-08-16 00:00:00

REGGIO, JULY '26.

The movements of the troops which were directed
upon all the great roads and communes, (or the arrest
of vagabonds and deserters, have had the hap-
piest results. His Majesty has liberally assigned
them a provision, and they are about to return to
industrious habits.
The crops have been very fine in these parts.
CORFU, JULY W.
Our city enjoys great tranquillity, and Put magis
trates exercise their functions peaceably. There has
appeared an ode, however, which has been ascribed
to one,Williams lltichalt, one of the hest scholars
we have, and wlikh has greatly displeased the riew
Government. It was or4;inally written i Greek,
bet it has been translated into modern Gret k And the
lonian Islands. The English Commissary eagerly
seisei this ode, which the people sing as often as they
think they can do it with impunity.
Three English ships of war have kft our Roads
to join Lord Exmouth's fleet.
The shores of Albania and the Morea are still in-
f.:sled with Pirates: the TutkiLli Government em-
ploys no means of repressing them, lest events should
bring a loreign expedition among them. fieveri.l
redoutts are building, and some old forts are mount-
ing with guns ; but all this is regarded as a mere
precautionary wiea.urc.

PARIS, AUGUST 13.
We stated a few days since that some young girls,
headed by Nuns who superintended Olt cducatiol,
proceeded from the Faubourg St. Geintain to the
„ Genevieve, ,
‘,...110V1 of St in order to obtain, torouAo
the intercession of the Parson Saint of Paris, favour-
able weather for the harvest. They continued their
procession to-day, singing Canticles and Litanies,
and the inhabitants viewed them with pious interest.
A Journal has most erroneously announced that
there would be a procession from the Church of St.
Sulpice to Notre Dame, there to receive a portion of
the Holy Crown of Thorns deposited in the latter
church, and which was formerly at the Holy Chapel,
where it had been deposited by St. Louis. This
Monarch acquired it from the Venetians, and from
Baldwin, Emperor of Constantinople. There never
his been a 'thought entertained of touching this sacred
deposit, the object of the veneration of our forefa-
thers, and a precious monument of the piety of our
greaten of Kings. We know not on what grounds
the Journals raise such fables.
The twenty-four grand pictures of Ruben', the
fteen sea views of Vernet, the twenty-five pictures
of Lesueur, which composed the splendid Luzern-
hours Gallery, are now placed in the Gallery of the
Meseure, where they produce a very fine effect.—
Long lefore the Revolution these chef: d'auvre were
intended to adorn the Museum which Louis XVI.
Prepared at the Louvre. The life of St. Bruno, for
instance, which Lesneur painted for the Chartreux,
had been removed from their Cloisters so far back as
1776. The G"vemment agreed to indemnify the
Meeks by rebuilding their ChUrch, but circumstances
'lid hot permit them to keep their premise.
The Prince of Conde still inhabits Chantilly, the
of which is very favourable to Lis health. His
Hithness walks frequently in the forests around the
Louse, and is highly pleased at seeing once more the
Ittreges of his former domains.
M. Gallatin, the American Minister, has hired
the hotel of .M. Cambaceres, in the Rue de runl-
et:nit&
ocUltirft EIVIAORDINARY OF TUFADAY JUORNINO.
Prom Lyons we learn, that the Rhone has fallen
back to its old channel. The fin weather has eon-
Ithued-sitice the 4ele
A 'none Men attacked with a brain fever, escaped
at three o'clock this morning from his room; aed ran
through the Rue Meer, uttering piercing shrieks.
is person she endeavoured to az test was hearlY

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billed by Mtn s s aw g
to his. awistititi hnese4er, the inliniac *a! ibeift•4l,
iliarnital at tiordisok I
A a hii fornt~ frith'
il . sireQ"-"-triveci t
P.4erii Lai 98 di 15th Thy Hid
O. the litany preisaratioisa. of Fraice,
as if that pour r was bent on giving mother Spo-
t dined Of paiiki pa, by expelling. the Allies
armiii forcibly, and thus wiping off at once all juri
thew instals:l6sta of the contributions

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BRUSSELS, AUOUST to.
In dr/ northern French departments, two Lime.
rant-Cameral., and four Matecbaux•de•Camp (Maim
Genevan) are arrived, With a great number of sure.
rite Officers of tngineeis, and the Artillery. They
are comminioned to Inspect the fortresses occupied
by the rrench troops,• the artillery, the arsenals, and
troops of all arms, to hasten and promote the re-
cruiting of the army.
An additional number of officers o•ibitiflay. tan
within these few days been put °pot, active service.

It is affirmed also, that the French Government in•
tends to establish a third, line of custom-houses, in
order to prevent more effectually the smuggling of
prohibited goods from the Netherlands. •
The French Government has manifestei for some
time pst, a firmness and seal which justly excite
attention. Several Frenchmen, included in iheordi.
nance of the 24th of July, as for example. General
Lamargne, Pornmereuil (late Director of the Press),
and the poet Arnauli, are now guarded, each in his
own apartments, by a horseman of the mareckisuth.
It is thought they must leave the kingdom.
HAGUE, AUGUST 9.
Yesterday afternoon his Majesty the King arrived
here in good health from the Lon.

APPELDOORN, AUGILiT S.
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Her Majesty, with the erineess Marimne, arrived.
on the 3J in good health, at the Loo, and yesterday
hit Makzsty arrived.
To-day being the Anniversary of the glorious bat.

tle of the Doggerbank, his Kijesty sent his Private
Secretary, M. Reuger. to his Excellency Admiral
Kingcbergen, who is hindered by illness from sinking
on his Majesty. to let him know his regret at this,
and that he •would not forget at dinner to drink to
ihe memory of the D.iggerbank and the venerable
Hero of the Nt.therlands.
DO it DRUM AUGUST 9.

The water, which at the end of last week was
rising in the rivers, stood still at Arnheim and Nime-
guen on Monday, and seems now to be falling again
As well on the Leck as the Macse. By accounts from
Gorcum, it fell there yesterday one inch.
UGUiT i - —The water iu souse of the rivers has
begun to riur again.

In a:latter column we have inserted some farther
extracts from complete files of New York Papers to
the 17th ult. It appears that Mr. Huorics, Sho so
happily fulfilled. his mission to C.trthagena, in pro-
curing the release of his countrymen, detained in
prison dirt; by the Spaniards, interested himself with
equal success for some Englishmen in the same situa-
tion. We shall not inquire whether these English.
men had been entrapped by going in under the Zug-
iish flag, or that of the United States. In either
case the conduct of the American Commissioner is
en.itled to approbation. 'The Spaniards, however,
refused to give up any of the property they had cap.
weed ; and it remains.to be seen whether the United
States have any such regard and affection for the
" a:loved FIRDINAND" as to submit to this robbery
and confiscation. Whatever other Powers may do,
we are mistaken if the United States will compro.
mise their own dignity, and the rights of their people,
nut of 'deference. to the Ruler of OW Spain.
If the mrAt ires of the satellites 4 FiIIioINAIID io
ihe Western hemisphere are calculated to rouse the
indignation of every friend of humanity and justice,
his own conduct at home is by no meinstakulated
to remove the impression or to cache sentiments of a
contrary description. It is difficult to obtain accounts
of what is transacted in Spain. owing to the'great
vigilance ernplied by the Government to prevent,
as much as possible, any of its measures from being I
made public; but we may form some idea of thew
character from tt.oie that transpire in spite of every '
effort of the •Spanish Riders to prevent it. Let the
foilowing serve at present for a specimen :
" CADIZ JULY 24. •1

" The greatest despotism hitherto suffered in Spain
never went further,than se'zing arbitrarily the persons
of those at large but .the despotism of Ferdinand
has refined upon this, and seizes upon his very pri-
soners. On the 19. h of the month, in the dead of
the night, were torn from their beds, on which they
lay in the prisons of Ceuta, the following Patriots:—
Arguelles, Alvarea•Gaerra, Merino, Rico, Goyco-
chea, Serrano, Calvo, Poga, Meseguer, Peres.Rosa,
and several others: and in the same state in which
they were thus surprised, were carried on board a
xebec, with an extraordinary escort of soldien and
arms. There they were immediately loaded with
irons, and the vessel set sail : their destination is not
kgown, but some atrocity is feared.
" MADRID, JULY s
" The last news received from the coast bate'
excited here the greatest consternation. Every body
is alarmed for the fate of the unfortonate patriot de.
puties of the Cortes, and others who ',were' confined
at Ceuta. It is affirmed that they have beenreMoved
for the completion of the Royal vengeance against
them, and that they will either perish en shipboard
I or be sent to the desert island of Cabrera, oeacible-
jorca, in the liirditerianean„ It is feared that the
same lot awaits all the pattiots, victims of despotism,
who are confined in other places. Every body coos-
plains, every body Winking at these acts of despo-
duns and the dissosuctit is poet& The levies

sitath;i
*twit sit i tartan Ma) Eivi tiffs eiperieneed
th;ntigboik ant:tu ski of the khigciorn.
hal/4114611 ticibosit is, secqie in
i every bod 7 trembles.if riot for his life, at
isait frit IA peistial libertt: What the eveht Of these
ei`iestes will be fiebeity lcnbi.i, but it is iirpowhible
tbit lhby ca laic long;"

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It it with intie~i regret thai we have iti state, that
,private letters arrived ash, morning, mention that
some rioting hid taieh plait it.Preitoo, in Lanes.
shire, and that detaehinent militaryi had ist
eonietiveneebeen ordered to fideich (roan Liverpool.

Were the preiaisre Which eiettes inch general dis-
tress at the present MoMeAt only inisginart, the gossip
cad foOlish nonsense with which tome of the Daily
Papers treat their Readirs• sionli exclie ineirimenc.
To be told Of reports like the following, Merely that
th ewritei mat have an OpportutHity of gravely ailing
that they ate unfounded, must excite surprise in any
person removed one degree from idiotism : el:. That
no more Dividends will he ;Aid !--th at. no more Re-
ventie can be collected! —that Englard is in future
to defray the etpense of her own Army an., that of
her Alliek new in Frence!—Sec. &C. Sr.. Who ever
heard of such reports ?
ltumours sufficiently abstird emulate every day and
hour from the Stock Etehange ; but at .least they are
dressed up with a temporary platiiibility or they
would impose on no one. Journalists should never
enter into the feelit,:!‘ of vatnbler- s. and shruld know
well the operation and effect 'of Stock tran;fers before
they' presume to draw inferences from them.
.To
tell us of large sales is, thotigh they do not see it, only
another way of stoing that there have been gr:at
pi...chasm - There can he ni seller% without bur-rc,
and eke versa. A tall in . the price of the Funds
is not a conclusive evidence of the depreciation
of public credit : it only proves that so many in.
divideals have discovered a more prof.tahle way
of employing their ear,,ital. as to make it prudent
to allow a portion ot the difference to those wlrt, not
having the same profieoble means for the list. of their
capital, are willing to supply them with the sum t!i-y
maYwant. Whenever other prop: rte, by any circum.
stances whatever, rises or falls in nominal valo . the
Funds must sooner or later ' experience a similar in.
'crease or diminution ht its nominal ‘;.2.7ae. This is
an effect unavoidable at aver/ crisis affecting the
relaiire whet of different kinds of property,
—A. nominal rise, for instance, in the price PI the
Funds, when corn and other articles have risen in
price, is no increase of the teal value of the former :
it only tarin.;s the property ot the Fundholder to the
same relative value with that of the Laudholder. So,
on the contrary, when the nominal value of Lin 1, aod
its produce, is reduced, the nominal value of the
Funds will a:so, sooner or later, be reduced, ot!kr..
wise they would maintain a higher relative value than
Land and Cnrn. But by ne artifice whatever can
any species of property whatever be pereranently kept
at a higher price than its reLctive valor.

His Royal Richness the PRINCR REGENT; after
dining with the QUEEN at Kew Palace on Wednes
day last, proceeded to Hampton Court. Yesterday
his Royal Highness viewed his stied, and gave direc-
tions respecting the management of it. Fr,,m- thence
the Pluses went to the Thatched Cottage in Win Imo-
Forest. where his Highness will remain until Mon-
day; he will then return to town to celebrate the
Duke of CLAIIICNCE'S Birth day. The day subsc-
totnt, the Paint departs on his long-inlended tour
thrriu,th Worcestershire and Warwicks%ire.
Yesterday Prince Lenrow, accompanied by Sir
ROBItIiT GARIUNICII and Colonel ADDEND!' KIKE, took
a ride on horseback along the Edgeware-road, and
returned to Camelford House to dinner.

This day was fixed on for the departure of their
Royal and Serene Hi gliuesses the Princess CHARLOTTE
pad Prince Lent..n.o from C,melford.House to their
new seat, Clermont, 5,11 Surrey; but a disappointment
which occurred, relative to the conveyance of some
furniture, has retarded their departure.
The French Government having abolished the
Slave Trade, Freoch ships found in the perpetration
of that lelt,ny are lawful prizes. A capture of this
sort has just occuned. Accounts have reached the
Havannati of an action on the 'coast of Africa. he.
'tween a French brig. 'commanded by Captain
FORRY, and a British vessel of war. The French brig
was taken and carried irito Sizrra Leone, but the
Captain has made his escape. •
Sumter Assizes.--A letter from Guildford, dated
yesterday, says, •' This morning, early. Lard Et.
I.arraortoues and Mr. Justice BVIIROVO/1 were con-
' dacted into thi. town by the Sheriffs, and a mime-
rims twain of cat Oozes: They proceeded to the Town
flail, and opened their commission immediately ;
ter which they attended divine service at the church
of the Holy Trinity. The busioess at the bnii Prim:
Court will begin to.morrow morning, at nine o'clock,
and in the Crown Court at ten o'clock.—Lord ELLEN.
nonouott will preside in the termer. and Mr. Justice
fluanovoit in the latter. We are sorry to observe the
Calendar present a very numerous list of criminals,
including one for murder, two for forgery, and many
fiir cutting and maiming, highway robberies, house.
breaking, &c. in all 87. Lord COCHRANE'S trial will
Cottle on sari Saturday next, and she interest excited
is beyond calculation. The town is much crowded."
Loan Cocnanue.—The great interest excited' by
the, late escape of Lord Cochrane .from the King's
Bench, has induced the Proprietati the Sseday
Menterto send a Reporter to Guildfell elpressty to
gives full Report of the Trial krill; Escape on
SUKDAY NUT, to the Arositiir. That Pape will
therefore contain not only a correct account of his.
Lordship's trial, who, we endetstand;' means to de.
fend himself, but also a full report of Ana Skelly's
trial, for tbs murder of berhusbasd in the Borough
and, as usual, all the local intelligence o the Borough
of Southwark...4)lEu% 9, Lontbard-strest...lt may
also be had of any of the News Venders, during Sun-
day, in the lioroagh and its
kateme,—The luteredittg wows In weld' George lisps
Dew. Seq. Booker et Lborlieft, was Piing. sod Thaws
Gerdy, £.q. at Debnoot, u was befeedeett nbiassed
es Thunder adeofght, Irbio.tke Jury hit old a verdict 'kw the
Plahodtti demise taco sod di meta: The same et dabs was
tee a Mid emblem by Ihte, Orley, sod asirmi4o la • poised pele.
*Woe,
sad " Ihreesay"—tbete were is aim Lthe
deflations, imps wee hide sellepon.

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Niirdft INTIILLIGENCIL

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F. , .• • • jurikoirrg, jigduet il: ~ .1.,
~,
. Attired the Anieritan iftip 11,d,'; OiAFICLD, rtnni
illar ** Haianniii..L.,Wind S. light'h`eeies; tair weather:
iwnyiot.ril4; ,iUbusT ti. . ... . ,
5..; • • -
c.;:une in the Demo; sl.lop, of war and *pit wit:
ter,. !rpm a erniiv 1 and the pw.itte ciiuer, (rorri,
Guernsey. -....s:itled. the Mart, Joan, lot giirtntind:
!awl—Wind B.S.t.
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.t4)o..l•pMotrrH, AUCHTST. us.. , . .
Arrivedthe fiervet, AuliEß j Old Fliend, Si.mcci
John Inglis; ilAco!; and the Main. Punnic )unci
front the Downs. The Old Friend hai sprung het
maintopinast and jibboorn. - .
. . l'lLit., AUGUST IS. ''` .. . . .
Arrived andsashed for di- River the Cairitititbeii;
Revs, and DaVid Sent", lianisitatje, rrtim Bombay i
John tivey, hat. sitid VittotiA;TlOl*TisisiAll. froin
Jamaica. ' Clew down froth the itivet and reTioitli
the Anna D..rithi;.A Lie% for PortsigaL
• HARWICH A.tratiSr. Pi.

Arriir. . .
ld the Beitufor packet Irons CtithAveit; and
the L'lTd N.lsoti ijAck.:t from. HolLincl, both with
twills arid p.aswngtts!-!-Wiod S.W.

Li:.) V ER, At •
. Arrives! Lea sligtit the i.atilizesi Charlotte packet;
Captain lIALLAN: frosts Ostend, with passenvers
and A mail.—Sitiled this day the Ctilcliester packet,
Captain Iturrrot ;.King George, Captain &lerectrai,s
21;4 Flora, Captain. Virarwati, all for Calais, with
pnsi:ngeri:--;astiried this afternoon, the Cethettnei
Captain Fmassut. Irnm talaise with, wi,evigeri.
G R AVEiEND. At/GUS I' IS.
t Arriv.-d the I.ard.Cistlereigh, Kistler, front C.alColl4t; 1 ha'.
ma. and 1:1••Atior, Civrlet, from Ostend; Pettiroburglli,Hur..);
ttetp—ca and Sarah. Wiiibt„ fine l'etersivotrft. Sal-4 the
l'i't. CuthattgLattl, fur Balboa; Nteritt•ger. lima?;
Inr fiewlotattkatti; for rase.: a; .Anul and
' Coir.vio::, for fiporto; tophLt, Rucse, auki elrr
tire; Crust, fur Havre.

THE 3I? .11 Y.

DiSCHARGEI) SOLMERS.

The folliiwing impor(4..t U fici.4l • Doc,inrt by
cg)mrtiatici fit his Royal Ilighnts the PiliNc% ht;FN-r,
on helhilt nt his kt.sjesty, is now is►tiing Irom the War
Office, slated lily 15, 1816, an 4 sighed Loil !'.►l;•
141 IeSTON

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CIRCULAR.
R.
In tepid to the killing of tusrthing money, no•-pensioni,
family allowatice, and pa4s.tde nunier, for Soldiers of the Line
tlischurged In consequence ut tc ludion, of wouihls or i:thrartles,
or of having crimple ed . heir respec•ive petit:kis of service :
" MAltcitittu Mt: vEr eMo Ou c•ects:.tiot.—Nots COMMIS.
4.:llraUllicsrs and mut who shall be Jkclurged int:rest 3rlrdn,
not recutnin ndeJ fur. the Chtkra are to rec-tve
t the iteg•twistal Paymaster ntlircoing money at /s. o r„ a day
beyoni! the dates of discharge, ucc,rding to the dist:toer they
have to trivet by kW, to witch ?lice they were otigi..ally
esitkrecl, trtt.misd at ten valves a dq's march, wilitrut thotbig
days. • If discharged abroad, the maretin3 multi k to be cilink
kited from the places a t:.etr landing in this couarry.

" &defiers who have fre.ns tlla Arnie, of
lieeerve Ihr Militia into the I.i!lv, Wr t.. receive inzfcliiii4 m•lstir
to the plar:ci at th 4r enrolments mt., either of those

Nan commissl.gard ravers dud nem, is rr:uxn►rndrd tor the

out-rt.:n*lot) at Chelsra, Are to :ewe an aide:nice of molet suf.
iicieut to bc,ng them to Ltmudon; an.!, f are adttsittel 01. ti •
peo)loil lon, the Payntactrr tit qetacisnirras at :lira is to :ssue
to tin m the d•fference hew -;11 r. d til j rate ot tS.ea o.t pet 'tots
and the marching-mooey 'tom :le:ltra to titer places of ....OW-
tnrnt : and it rejecteA by the Cheitea huts.d, t!te itayroa+oer of
Detachment, is also to ',sue to the end men the said altorctuce

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for marching -m tiey. •
s. tiotai.rs otscharzed fratia Vetex.la. IL:V:3'lns, or rtarrison
rtompardes, are to rece!ve in.:rest:lg money to the glace- at o hick
they reams-4 so ca.le.: alum, r. t Li we:as outli rnsNAtc Fe
when 111,-y Were Ailed ar.o:l fit: rte. .
" FAMILY AL LOWA ez.—An allowance is tu grartted •irthe
families of meta prini.iit with the Batratian %btu oiaoasrged,
whether rt. L,AtimeLded to the Chelsea ur not, ..t. the rate
.it ?id. a mile each day, f.ir die wives, ail.' id. a mil.: for each
' chili., for the distance :ate it-art:lied by tai :it by land to their
hornet; and further, if the men have to appear b tot* the Board
at Chelsea, And their fanlike aCContinnqf t',e ago Natter is
also to be paid fur the thatacce to that pace, aud the fermi sling
proporti 0000 of the allowance calculated t., t I.e place to wines the
men are to reteive matching money. will be issued open •tielr
&raving Christ a, by the t:aytnae:er of D. ta:lnetits. In Ca, sof
men and them taniiites proceeding from Fait.datil to 'lre:alit, this
above allowances, to the first inrance, are to be i.sei
for the distance to Bristol Or LlVerr not, and the rt lost .41,-r
of • the money es carry ti.trri 'to their horn.-6, on
arrival at Waterford. Dublin, or Cock. When peeler ding
from Scotland to It-elated, the allowances are to ter
suixi at I'ortpatrick in the first instance, sod the reminder
the District Paymaster at Belfast. Discharged soldieni sod tamt,
lies proceeding throu;;lt c.ditibergli or Glasgow., if lent by tower
so eitherpi three places, to be acttleti by the proper Paymaster
either ni Edinburgh or t;tas&ow. In WI cases is which the qt.'s
oi their family, a can proceed I arily by sea, thry are *u I;e wnt
by that conveyance; if proceedttig tram England to itelami, :hey
are to be provided with tree passages, in vessels for sunveitiq,
soldiers. Men proceeding front Liverpool to Ireland, or felons
Bristol to Ireland, are to be allowed subsistence money, it' Ike
rate of Is. a-day, until they can be provided with a passage, and
a.further allowance of three days subsistence each, at the like
rate, to be issued to the men, to enable them us suppl, them-elves
with provisions whilst on their passage. Men Llischarged to scot-;
land, and proceeding to Ireland, passage money from rortpateiLk
to Dossaghadte (or to Bil(ast) is to be aliowed at the rate of.
Bee sliiikngs for themselves, at two shillings and Capence for their •
wives and children. Men discharged in Enghtml, and proceeding
tram Lt talon to Scotland, by sea, an allowance is-to be granted
as follows: to Berwick, Lt. 5s to each Man, and the ;time for
his wile, and IRs. 6d. for er.cli child ; to 1,ei11i,D41:.14*, Mtntirese,
or Aberdeen, AIL 1111 lid. for each soldier, aluithe same tur his
wife, anti Is. W. for each child; to Ciotti-ivy, Inverness, or
shy other part North of those piiiders iC2i es, for each man
and wife, and s. for each clot I ; from ocetia. to Biogiand, the
like allowance, for pa.s.ties are to he granted to auch n)en dis-
charged and their fatuities. Froni Leith to ilaory Fort, .61
for exit soldier, and the like to his wife, and i 44. to each
SoLders, if proceeding to or frore lersey or Cfuernsey, are
sho4t. be allovicd their proper expenses Irani or to AVeytettut is or
&militant/in. Mae discharged at their own retpiesr ate nut to
be entitled to any allowanees Whatsoever beyond the dates of
their discharger."

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PIDESTIIIANISII. —We have not heard how EvAmt.
the Briglitnn Pedestrian; was going on Yesterday, but
have reason to believe that he is coati:ming to travel
on in his task regularly.
Puns sans—Two of these smith& els knocked
at the door of a Gentleman's house in Lissom Grove,
North, yesterday morning, about sevenO'els-ick. On
pretence of being otdeted to examine the waser.pipe,
(Cie of them descended to the kitchen, where lie pt,r. •
tined sit ulcer spoont; While his comp micas in lin.
quity kept the servant-girt in conversed: ft the street
door.
cOaN EXCHANGE. mAirAAsirt, AUGUST le.
The continuation of wet weather brought a great
many buyers of Wheat to ntarkeelthis morning, and
sales we're brisk for be qualities, at Monday's prices.
Tba sutply Of Oats is very large, lad the demand
beings*ull, the trade was beaty, at. a reduction of
641. par qi-tarter. Iti Batley, Peas, and Beans, Mem
is ge ;Iteration.
' '411111&11tPULD 'HAMM AUGUST ie.
41 01 to Bs 0:1 Vogl 4* od to Se el
MINA 144 04 to a WPork 4* 01 to s•
Lamb to IS Od.
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Last night. the. etegic tlpir— a ttl., Lew, in a Vilkire
Wits perform(' ItOitis theatres with fine effect.. ' Mr.
heti-Don stistaiised his old part of Hantakerst, and
• was greeted nn his entrance with loud and continued
applause. It was that cordial manifestation of popu.
la liar sentrroent. vcf.ich will redeem . the public from the.
- accusation of bring indifferent to the voila talents of
. n singer's. who has been long justly celebrated
execution of those pure and simple melodies..
will be always heard with gratificatinn, and re
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• bered with a sort of enthusiastic attachment. Tliii.
old musical favourite was encored in nearly all his
shags. and. in none with more sincere s itisfaction than
the hunting one of. " Tl'e Twins of Leona," which
he introduced, and which gave .a Ene,stope for the
wimderful compass of his voice, and for the 'display
4 that natural feeling which so particularly marks
his fascinating style of singing. • The audience did
. not confine their approbation to the musical. -parts of
Mr. IncLtnoN's performance—they eagerly seiz'd
• the opportunity afforded by that passage in the dia-
logue where Ilowihven states, " I have some enemies,
but I know I have many friends"—to give an un-
equivocal demonstration of the truth of the latter
past of his observation. .The applause was long and
merked on the delivery of this sentence, and Mr.
!Neu:pow acknowledged it as became him under
such flattering circumstances. Throughout the whole
of Mr. ItieLsottN's peiformance, we recognised these
commanding powers of voice and execution whieb
have for so many years rendered hint a favourite on
the British Stage—indeed. the very circumstance of
his having so' long exerted his abilities for the enter-
tainment of a British. audience, increases the regret
with which the admirers of genuine excellence learn
his approaching departure; and, though the connec.
Lion between the public and the performer is. slight,
yet there is something painful in the idea that a matt;
who has for manyyears amused us, should seek sup-
port in a foreign country.—Mr.Hintn appeared in the
character of 7oung Meadow:. and did justice to a eliffis:
cult part, by the musical taste with which he deli.
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vered some of the exquisite songs in the piece.—Miss
KELLY, who seems to be sovereign mistress of the
%% hole range of. the Drama, appeared for the . first
time'is Roielta,.and, as in the pan .of Arandunr, de.
. lighted the audience by her successful vocal exertions.
• She is really in every respect a most fascinating.
• actress, and on the present occasion has added ano.
the; itreath.to her well-earned and distinguished
fame.—Too .mucjt commendation can scarcely be
given. to CHATTERLEY for his performance of Jait;ie
Woodcock; we have oot•before scen him to so much
advantage.—Miss POOLE made an intvrestimr Lucinda,
and Mrs. GunYE said Mrs. PENSON, in Deborah and
areeery. contributed greatly to the 'dal that attended
the performance .I.f this admirable ' Opera.—The
House was vii.owded to t•XCeSS.••--INCLEDoN performs
lii favourite character of Captain Iliad:cads to-morrow
evening. .