Star.
London, England, 1828-10-01 00:00:00

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Peerless, yet hapless, maid of Q!
Accomplisled G!
Never again shad I and U
Together sip our T.
Fori sh! the Fates! I know not Y
Son midst the dowers a B,
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SO that she could not C.
LN exclaimed. 4' Vile spiteful B!
IL ever I catch U
Oa jessamine, rosebud. or sweet pb,
l'ilcbange year stinging Q.
"idsestd> like a Limber U,
Across th' Atlantic C,
From oar delight MI siUge Q,
To distant UYila
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Salt mdse. briny C,
As rapid as the X or Ys
The OW, or D.
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Ili funeral 11A,
A clay-cold Corse now domed to B,
Whitt 1 mourn ber DK.
Ye uptoph4 of Q, then shoo each B,
List to the rea.osi
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alum in a grave L deep in Q
She's cuisl.as cold can 8;
Whilst robins sing upon A U
liar dirge and LEG.

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Sir F. BURDETT, one of the most distinguished MCM-
bersof the Englais Parliasnatt,is now at Paris.—Fnenck Paper.
Yesterday Copttold Hall Manor and E tate, the late
residence of Mesas, Vacuetx, Esq. deceased, in Essex, was sold
at the Auction Mart. It coosisted of 735 acres of Ltnd, abounds
with game, and is exonerated from laud tax. The property pro-
duced 24,570 i.
The cutantity of small coals recently shipped from
Sunderland for Hamburgb, is saki to be equally unprecedented and

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Friday the Rigl.t Hon. Sir WILLIAM ALVES/MEM,
Lord Chief Baron of England, arrived at Edinburgh.
The Amount ot money Collected. at the Exhibition Of
Cattle Skew at Glasgow, es Wednesday, amossnsd so slower&
4004 '
Lord Dunanit is now on a visit at Morton Noose,
the residence of his mein, it..l. Lansaw, Eog.
The Bishop ot St. DAVID'S. Dean of the Cathdral
Chain:hot Durham, arrived on raeconday night at the Dandy, lies
the College, -Dachau, on which sewn the bars of the Cathedra(
wort raft.
MonhAy week, a vessel, laden with' African oak. ar-
rived at.flundwiasd teem Sierra Leave, ettaoti with mimes; the
crew, which sailed with bet knot England,•mr Adieu victims
se that dessissetive climate.
The trade of Huddersfield and nefighourhood con-
irons brisk.
The Low wctccon of fantails art of for Dah-
lia aravarsdintely ghee the breaking or of the Ceased on Friday.
Saturday morning Vie florae of Mr. OtrLev, in Hen•
rietta.stmet, eavent-guden. Was broken 4en, and a gun:silty ot
plate and wearier-apparel stoke.
A SrunswitkLatth has' been formed it Aberdeen, for
'the assevred purpose of defending the einmaluitien against die esi
tessellations of the Catholics.
Tt;e Stimford And Rutland Bankers have given no-
tice to those persons keeping accounts with them, that
they will allow only two per cent. interest on deposits,
in their hands.

Drury-Lane Theatre was lighted up last night, pre-
paratoty to the opening. The only change we observed
in the House is some additional convafence, and an
improved appearance in the st ats of the dreA
Re.—This morning Ab Oliat six o'clock a flee broke int
in the louse of Mr. 11 ilk;nson„ plumber, 28, Edgwate- 1
road, which at the first discovery threatened deirastation
to all the surrounding houses. The firemen with the
engines were prompt to their mitt ndance, and afrer much
perseverance, got the fire subdued, but not until it h .d '
destroyed the lower and fit st Sours of the house in whick
it crigrnated.
The Precstrseur of Lyons contains the following intel-
ligence, dated Marseille-, Sept. Lord Cochrane
will proceed toToulun to morrow, on board liis steamer,
the Mercusy. The principal object of his visit to that
part is. to see C 4onel Falsifier, who continues in qua-
rantine. There is in the ocean a pirate that plunders
and destroys the vessels of all nations, and %hose re-
treat seems to be the Cape Verd islands. There is like-
wise a Mexican corsair which does great injury to
Spanish commerce, and a Motoccoscorsair, which visits
ail vessels; it is nut known against what flap it is
directed, but it is supposed to pursue the PtUSSIAR and
the Hamburgh."
The Earl of RADNOn is now trying an experiment
which will, it is supposed, if successful, form the ground.
work of a bill for the amelioration of the laws in force
for the protection of game, which, as now coestituted,
have been productive of every species of crime, and
have been generally condemned as a disgrace to the
legislature of the country. The Noble Earl has sent a
circular notice to his tenants in Wiltshire, Hampshire,
Berkshire, Gloucestershireakc. giving them free permis-
sion to sport over the lands in their occupation,'with a
tight to allow or deny any person a similar liberty, ex-
cepting only the EAI 1 and his sons. kis also stipulated
that a certain quantity of game, proportioned to the
estate, shall be sent monthly to the Noble Earl, by etch
tenant. Thus *umbers who were unable to obtain per-
mission to shoot during the season, may now easily pro-
cute it from agricultural connexions, consequently in-
cussing the number of certificates. The Earl having
entirely abolished his game establishment, is a consider-
able gainer, and has the satisfaction of being sup.
plied with abundance of gaffe by his-numerous tenantry,
free of all expense.-1/atapshire Adseriiser.