Star.
London, England, 1816-03-18 00:00:00

performed
Theatre yesterday evening, in •'
'cry respect correspondent with
rS of HANDEL, its great author.
IrilliAnt and numerous.

lions have been adopted in the Royal
outh, by order of the Lords o' the
' tztudetri is no: to exceed lOa in
stead of seventy both in peace and war,
iStudents, whether the sons of Naval t
• to pay the sum of .67.2 per annum, t
for any period less than half a year
Iffleers will have the preterence, as vat
iced on the list of those who receive their
icording to the former rote, the sona of
'leers; al well as others, were adnu:te
' be eligible for admission to the Naval
Ineii the age of 12 year. and a half, nor after h
liat of 14 year., instead of from 14 to 16, ai
d regulation.

,DER.—Wednesday night a most barbarous my.
fitted at a lone house near Shabbiugtea Woad,
tiles from 'chant; in Oxforialiire. Tkou
is cuninitted in December last to Oxford Gad,
I, but . acq, ted' at the Assizes, for want dens
Mrs. Yorke's, an elderly widow lady, who was
miale about twenty-three years of age, a dirim
Ten o'clock in the evening. He entered haul
MN. Yorke on various subjects, and at length
red money, and hoped she would furnish him
said she could not give him any. He then drew
re, and iniinAliatety attacked her, and cut het
lightly, its consequence of her resistance. rho
sing site possibly could to prevent hie nefarious
ingth succeeded in taking the knife from him;
r he espied a large knife in the room, which was
figs; this he seized, and with it almost separated
id tram her body, in consequence of watch she
lee villain also struck Mrs. Yorke several times
as a wooden bar during the contest, so that •
'ed. He then attacked the young wanton, a
two places, and wounded het severely in 'he
Each cut in her titroat Is more than Ave
but fortunately did not sever the windpipe
In many places by the violenceof the blows fr
was lett, as the villain supposed, eomplet -
tent up stairs to rifle the rooms, well knowing
.ty was kept. In the mean time the gni re-
i, and escaped from the _house to Mr. Gitlin'
um, where she made known :be business. T
event times on the way, and with the utm
there by an unfrequented path, in order to
it yof Reason's overtaking her. As soon as the
she again fainted, and was recovered str..
in her recovering her senses she related the
',eral persons were got together. f hey pro-
ise, where they loutid Mrs. Tote in the sites.
k:ribed. In consequence of the information •
n went to the !scum: of Reason's father, which
mile Irons Mrs. Yorke's, and inquired for
said he did not know where be was; but
arch for, and at length found bins, up the
immediately took him into custody, and
at Oakley until the Coroner's Inquest u takes
dy. Mr. King, Surgeon, of Brill, was sad
MI (Elizabeth Hawes), who immediately sag
of Oxford, who did every thing that could Iso
is now in a very dangerous state, although
led of her rstcovery. ReISEPII has since declared
?lons were concerned with hint in the murder,
' ; but Irons the evidence of the girl, and other
dues not appear at all probable.
ASSIZES—CHELMSFORD. •
Allen, James Allen, WalialFll Blunt, and W
cap:tally indicted under the .sasi George HI
Inciting at John Eppy, one of the keepers
the 21st of October last, v..ch in:ent to mur
some grievous bodily harm. lie Jury, Atte
jinni, they thought the shots were nut direct •
tor to harm him, but only to terrify htni,
Court directed them to find a verdict of
Ily.

HUNTING.
R. S. Lloyd, Esq. meet nn Tuesday at Eatl
it ; Friday at Gifford's Hall.
Inds meet on Monday at HitchWoud, Flier
ood, Saturday at PratsWood, ac half-pest ten
met this day at Dutunow High Wood; W. I
at Hatfield Heath, Wednesday at Parndor
Leading R(1'101411; Wood.
km-houuds meet on Monday at Toppinghav
ithe Black Boy, Chelmsford.
Union fox hounds met Oak day at Buitnal
.aday at l'oppeslield, Saturday at Sib's L
Int country, at ten each day.

131 kt la.

s house in Somerset•street, Porttban-too
w. f liontiui Ore pow let:, of a son au Heir.
at '1 herford, the Lady of Mr. L. %i, Barker

MARRIED.
watrick, Lieutenaat Robors Murray Kein
lit, to Miss Savage, of th.it Gown-
triptrick, Ensign Robert Robinson, of
kllBa ou4i, of that town.

DIED.
"urs illness, aged 35, the Lady of

the Rev. T. Bedford, Vicar of Willi

ow-on-oze•Hill, D. Gray, Esq. many yet
try of Legat;on, and Charge des Affskre
(en and Berlin.
non, Mrs. Banfield, at the a2vauteeti 4'•
1, Ann Baker, aged up wards of iot:,
'Lilacs to the last. At Bodrein, Mrs. 0"
the advanced age of 98 year.

iteel by Levey. KENT' Pickett Pisan
and et the Spip•Ofhce, Tempi, Sig

This day was published. price 4s.
ATREATISE ON GREYHOUNDS; with
Observations or the I transient and Diiorders of thetu.
" Nsc tibi cur.' Canum fuerit postretna."
Virgil Georg.lib. iii. 404.

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Wading.

I i published, pfice 7a. ta Vol. 1. Parr I. of
EPO KIS of CASES in the HIGH COURT
.1.10 of t'HANCERY ; containing Cases is Michaeltuas and
Hilary 1 cans, 56th Geo. 111. 1815-1816.
By 1 H. MERIVALE, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law..
• These Reports will be co:nil:tied.
London: Printed for 1. Butterworth and Son, Fleet-street;
'and I. Cook, Ormond Quay, Dublin. Of whom may be 14:t.1, price
lre. boards, Cooper's Reports in the lii.4le Court of Chancc. y,
toJtalning Cases in 1815.

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THE Milli:,-
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ay eight companies of the 3d Care .
ived at Chatham Barracks, Eton] giht
relieved by the Bth Veteran Battlio4l.-w
• .
May the sth Veteran Battalio a, • .0"'"--6---.1.-.1.1.1.1.1.2...".""-"a."-.."
itham Barracks to do duty at benpti-orA 9-r• 062
.ocredings' of the Court Martial -ad,;.7 Ntr 1 r..
'
ing at Chatham Barracks, on L. --` ' -----
4WOLEY, closed on Saturday ]acts Th i PEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE..
lid) is to be communicated to wta- HIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties'
the.Pussca &WENT, has not yet 1 T- servants will perform
A NEW 1v AY TO PAY OLD DEWrS.
He four sail of transports arrived" v.
i take 500 soldiers of the IC.inß' at..
sir Giles Over-teach. Mr. Kean; Lord Lovell, Mr. Holland;
lieubom Mr. Harley; Aliwortb, Mr. S. Palley ; leistice
ho are going to Germany to be Lin ~A, Mr. Osberry; Marra!, Mr. Munden; Tapsvell, Mr.
th Highland Regiment marched yew.- rfed--.'s'er;Furnmace, Mr. Penley. Lady Allworth, Mrs. Glover ;
ant Canterbury on its route tor C-hai VA/Plft' Mrs' -orn:will he added,
1 o which
the promotions in Saturday niens,- WHAT NEXT ?
e happy to notice that of SerjeanCen- 1.04,000 r, The Duke of Milan; with What Next ?
the Scotch Greys, to the rank of
Officer. Our Readers will prnbablva .------711F kTRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ,
t the gallant Serjettnt captured aa • pis PRESENT e EVENING, will be per-
orrned,
relic!), in the glorious conflict of Wid GUY MANNERING ;
rof the Day, posted at all the gill- ' OR, THE GIPSY'S PROPHECY.
ris, enjoins the Officers commit; . Mannering, Mr. Abbott ; Henry Bertram, Mr. Sin-
Colonel ns to keep two-thirds of their men ailc' . Dominie Sampson, Mr. Liston; Dandie Diumunr, Mr.
&in a, k H irk, Mr. 'I okely ; Gilbert Glom!, Mr,
sts, under pain of being placed
j, Emir?' ".;,,,ilßaitrutiklethrift Mr. Simmons. Lucy Bertram
t, withbut communication with aa giauchara l ' ----"' . e ft ' Miss Mauhews • Flora, Mrs.'
S. 7 b°4l7 miseterl'el"l Julia
AlsnneMrsLgi DAII n • M ' Merrines
Gibt,„ m.,. 111•Can.111.h, • .po eg_ ,
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vri. Fp; •AI : Git,sy Girls Mrs. Sterling and Miss Carew. •
the marriage of the Princess Cif l /.. Atter wlict, Madame Sethi will exhibit a new unparalleled
ith Prince LEOPOLD is to be ' I lest,- tbeAsceuc a lißreartte, and L'.lsceiiiiMl au vol des Oiscaux.
i louse.
.'o which will be a hied,
-
THE SLLEY-W,%. LKER.
ELTON left town on Thursday night • il every Monday and Thurs-
Guy Mannering v al be perform.
or America.
tlay TA weber not.
orio of The Messiah was performed ate wow and Satorday, The School for Scandal.
Theatre yesterday evening, in a'in ; v----'- WAR-OFFICE, MARCH 1816.
erg respect correspondent with the . T" ANNUAL ARMY. LI:iT kr 1816, with
sof HANDEL, its great author. rhea an Index, is in cours, of poblicauou 4111 may be had of T.
rilliant and numerous.
Eions have been adopted in the Royal Naval C lerton, Military Library, Whitehall
published, price 7t'. •
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n.
outh, by order of the Lords to' the Mule ss ys 01; the Matia.-ement of the DAIRY,
tztudetri is no: to exceed Jots in time of war, EteAvi'eg the Modern Practice followed in the hest Districts,
read of seventy both in peace and war, as bet
tut Manufacture a Hutto And Cheese. By R. '1 WAMLt.Y.
Students, whether the sons of Naval Olken
in
. Printe.• for 1. Ha7ding, 36, St. Jamees-street.
e to pay the sum of £7l per annum, ft' a -e may be had, the Fainser's ACCOMIt tic.;ir for 1815-
, for any period less that, half a year • and W.h.tti f Year; or it s. 6d. for Halt a Year's Boob,
I fficers will have the preterence, as vacaiticies' es "." ‘--
S.
ar
a
ced on the list of those who receive their -
cording to the former ruk, the sons of all pe """------7---nds day was published. price 4s.
A TREATISE ON GREYHOUNDS ; with
cers; as well as others, were admuted sues 11, Observations or the treatment and Disorders of them.
I be eligible for admission to the Naval Coikp " Nrc tibi curs Canum bent postretna."
tri....ii ca.-- its. ::: wr*JA ned the are of I a Ifi.2 rd. mr,-I . r.-ir __ _ .

WIADC's
ULTON left town on Thursday night •
or America.
orio of The Messiah was performed at C
Theatre yesterday evening, in a'snic
ery respect correspondent with the •
sof HANDEL, its great author. The a
rilli3nt and numerous.
ions have been adopted in the Royal Naval C
outh, by order of the Lords ts( the Mum
Studetri is no: to exceed 1011 in time of war,
teal of seventy both in peace and war, as bef
Students, whether the sons of Naval Olken
e to pay the sum of Aid per annum, Sr A'S
, for any period less that' half a year; and
'!Seers will have the preference, as rata • at,
ced on the list of those who receive their
cording to fhe former rule, the sons of all po
curs; as well as others, were admired grata
I be eligible for admission to the Naval Coih
ned the age of 12 year. and a half, nor after h
hat of 14 years, instead of from 14 to 16, a.
. regelation.
acs.—Wednesday night a 'nest barbarous mos
tted at a lone house near Shabbiugteo 14'0,A,
ilea from 'chant; in Oxforishire. Mt '
ct,minitted in December last to Oxford Gad,
, but .acq,ii: ted' at the Assizes, for want of era-
Mrs. Yorke'., an elderly widow lady, why was
male about twenty-three years of age, a diroo
ven o'clock in the evening. He entered into
Mrs. Yorke on various subjects, and at length
ed money, and hoped she would furnish him
said she could not give hint atty. He then drew
fe, and intinAliateiy attacked her, and cut her
ightly, ii consequence of her resistance. The
ins she possibly could to prevent his nefarious
ngth succeeded in taking the knife from hint;
he espied a large knife in the room, which was
iv; this he seized, and with it almost separated
tram her body, its consequence of winch she
be villam also struck Mrs. Yorke several tinio
h a wooden bar during the contest, so that her
ed. He then attacked the young woman, and
two places, and wounded keg severely in the
. Each cut in her throat Is more than five
but fortunately did not sever the windpipe;
n many places by the violenceof the blows frum
was lett, as the villain supposed, completely
ent up stairs to rifle the rooms, well knowing
ty was kept. In the mean time the gill re-
, and escaped from the louse to Mr. GI ilhA
oa, where she made known the business. The
veral times on the way, and with the utmost
there by an unfrequented path, in order to
iy of Reason's overtaking her. As soon as she
she again fainted, and was recovered with
.n her recovering her senses she related the
veral persons were got together. f hey pro.
se, where they Mond Mrs. Tote in the okra-
ribed. In consequence of the informatioa of
n went to the house of Reason's father, which
mile from Mrs. Yorke's, and inquired tot
said he did not know where he was; but
catch for, and at length found bins, up the
immediately took him into custody, and
at Oakley until the Coroner's Inquest is caeca
dy. Mr. King, Surgeon, of Brill, was sent
id (Elizabeth Hawes), who immediately seta
of Oxford, who did every thing that could he
is now in a very claugerous state, altlinuliti
ed of her recovery. Reason has since declared
suns were concerned with hint in the murder,
; but Irons the evidence of the girl, and other
does not appear at all probable.
ASSIZES—CHELMSFORD.
Allen, James Allen, Witham Blunt, and W
capitally indicted under the 53d George 111
°otitis at John Eppy, one of the keepers
the 21st of October last, sf. als invent to mur
some grievous bodily harm. 'I lie Jury, Atte
said, they thought the shots were nut direct
tor to harm him, but only to ten sly I,On, an
Court directed them to find a verdict of
ly.
HUNTING.
R. S. Lloyd, Esq. meet on Tuesday at Eas
it; Friday at Gifford's Hall. 4
nds meet on Monday at tlitchWoud, rho' t
rod, Saturday at PratsWood, at half-Past ter
. met this day at Dunmuw High Wood; veil
at Hatfield Heath, Wednesday at Yarn& ,
Leading Rwallitag Wood.
ox-houuds meet on Monday at Toppinfhar
the Black Buy, Chelmsford.
Union fox•hotinds met this (lay at Bulme
-sday at loppesfield, Saturday at hible 11
ni country, at ten each day.
-.- ---------,--.. $
El R.I.H.
s house in Somerset-street, Portinan-tem
n. I !minas Oule pow let:, of a son a:Li, heir.
at Thetford, the Lady of Mr. E. Jrl,. alike;
~_.-...
MARRIED. -
iipatrick,Lieutenaat Robust Murray Keith
tit, to Miss Savage, Of OA Gown..
npattick, Ensign Robert Robinson, of thl
Miss Quail, of that town. _
DIED. .
ew hours illness, aged S 5, the Lady 01. Br:1
, the Rev. T. Bedford, Vicar of Willianiste*
Tow-on-tide-Hill, D. Gray, Esq. man? Ve3ft,
ry of Legation, and Charge des Affair.e a
en and Berlin.
ion, Mrs. Bonfield, at the advanced ar ;
, Ann liaker,• aged upwards of WO, Il
glues to the last. At bodaliu, Mrs. liter!!"
the advanced age of 98 years
'teal by Laves. Ksor, Hackett dobee;
• sad et the Spu-CHhce.Templt SIPA
•