Star.
London, England, 1816-01-24 00:00:00

JANUARY tL

Ile following satisfactory Bulletin was exhibited
at the Pavilion this morning :
" Pavilion, Monday. half-put Ten A.M.
" The Palace It totter has passed a good 'fah; iii his
Royal Highnesa fs, In every spelt, better, although •he gout
continues in the left foot. " M. 1: TIER NEY."

The remains of the gout excepted, the Nixes has
not to complain of any malady. His R•nyal High-
ness's spirits continue remarkably cheerful.
The dinner party at the Palace ycetcrday was com-
paratively small Music, as usual, succcoded to the
hospitality of the table, The weather to-day has
been tolerably favourable ; the Doke of CLARENCE,
and numerous visits of rank and fashion, have pa.
raded the Steyne.

JANUARY 23.—The Bulletin issued by Dr. TzERNET
this morning, states, that the PatxcE REGENT Mai..
nun improving.
Yesterday afternoon it was stated, with mach con-
fidence, that the Panics REGENT WO sojourn at the
Pavilion until the lst of March. The recent confine-
ment of his Royal Highness may, perhaps, have oc-
casioned this reported change.

Hives are entertained that the Patna Ream!.
will be sufficiently recovered to he able to oven tl.e
Session of Parliament, in person, to-morrow stionight.
The following are copies of the Communication
made to his Royal Highness the PRINCI Ransil% at
Brighton, by the Sheriffs of London, through Bir B.
Bcooknaus, and of the answers returned to tl em,
'by ,his Royal Highness': commands, :Enough the
same channel :

" MAY IT PLRASE Vows ROYAL Hicatrtass—We are (T.
dered by the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, mil Cunituons of the City
of London, In Common Council assembled, to wait upon your
Royal Highness, humbly to know your Royal pleasure, when you
will receive their dutiful and loyal Address ?"
Auswea-•-" The PKINCr Rtostryr,u7on his return t, town,
will fix a time for receiving the Address of the City of Landon,
and a communication of his Royal Highnss's pleasure, in ties
respect, will be made through the zieeretary of State to the
Sheriffs, for the information of the Lord Mayor, Aiderinen, and
Coniston Council.
Pavilion, January 20."

Yesterday being the first day of Hilary Term, the
Judges and principal Law Officers breakfasted watt
the LORD CHANCELLOR, and atcerwards came down
to Westminster-Hall with the ustial ceremonies.--
There were, however, but seven Judges prekent.—
M.r. J. DAMPIRS and Mir. Baron 'MOD were absent
from illness; and the new Judge, Mr. Panic, did
not take his seat. They then proceeded to the re.
spective Courts.
Ia the Court of King's Bench no motion was made
within the bar, and alter dispatching some r.utiue
business, the Court ro►e, having sat but a very short.
time.
Mr. Justice DAMTIRR, we are sorry to say, is at
present so dangerously ill, that very faint hopes are
entertained rccovtry. His complaint is the
dropsy.

A letter from Brussels. dated January 19, says—
,6 The Journal of Aix-la-Goa/ills contains the tAlnw..
ing article from Ratisbon,. dated the Bth :—Yester.
dal news arrived trim btinich, that Prince Eugoae
Beauharnois has been declared Duke of Bavaria auk!
Generalissimo of the Bavarian army."
A French toldier arrived at Chesea a few days ago
from Brusivls, who was view:kiwi at Water!oe. and
had his life preserved by suffering amputation at the
hip joint, by one of our surgeons. It is said, that
there is only another instance on record of auy one
surviving this dreadful operation.
Among the numerous inducements exhibited in the
windows of the French coffee•houses, to sharpen the
appetites of English travellers. the following is not
the least singular t +44 An ordinary dinuer every d.sy
it four o'clock I"

The Manufacturers of Manchester have bad a
meeting, at which it was resolved. that Idad CLAN..
CARTY. the British Minister at the Gerniatt
should, through the medium of the Government, be
instructed to watch over the commercial interests of
this country, to endeavour to prevent the imposition
Of heavy duties on the circulation of oar 171.11'04c-
tures, and to use the influence which he possesses, as
the representative of• this country, in the Ditt, with
the various States, to as to secure as great a portion
at commercial freedom as possible.
At the Manchester Quarter Sessions on Wednes.
day last, an Appeal was heard on behalf of ten Jour-
neymen Calico Printers, who had been sentenced to
three months' imprisonment, by the Magistrates of
Bolton, for a conspiracy. Alter and learned
arguments of Counsel on both hid. a wvre heard, the
bragistrates unanimously confirmed the conviction
appealed against.
Thursday last, as M. *Damn, Esq. of Monalvy,
county Meath, was riding near his own house, his
horse took fright and ran ..ff with him. Being a
very old man, and the horse a spirited animal, he
was wholly unable to manage him • at length, at
turning off the road, Mr. M'D. was thrown—he was
pitched upon his head, and, melancholy to relate,
was killed on the spot.
A melancholy and distressing accident occurred at
Deal, in the night of Thurday last :—Sis boatmen,
belonging to that port, were engaged to carry on board
the Marquis of Ely East Indiaman, lying in the Downs,
an anchor of nearly 67 cwt. and the night being dark,
and the rain falling in torrents when their boat reach.
ed the side of the ship, the tackling with which they
attempted to hoist the anchor gav,e way, which tailing
back into the boat, broke through the bottom and
sunk it. The unfortunate result was, that an old and
respectable boatman, named Henry Pettit, was
drowned, leaving a wife 'and ten childi ea.
CORN MARKRT, MARK•LANE, JAN. 24.—Our
ket totitinucs to be moderately supplied with all
grain • in consequence of which, what little Wheat
and Barley appeared this morning sold readily at
Monday's prices. Although the quantity of Oats 'at
market is trifling, there was no briskness in the trade,
and Monday's pncei were with difficulty supported.
In Peas, Beans, and other articles, there is no alte-
ration.
bunt PRovistoss —There is more demand for the

New Beef, arising from the increase in the request
for shipping.—New India Pork is scarce, and much
wanted ; there is a tolerable demand for Mess.—
Bacon meets a very heavy sale, and at low prices.—
Fine Butter is the only description for which there is
any demand; the inferior descriptions are without
inquiry.

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.What tho' the eye be dint that lent a grace
Te that pale veteran's once expressive face ?
What tho' the cheek be white,—unnerv'd the arm
That glow'd with fervour, that oppo%'d the storm,
When war, a giant conqueror, strove in might
O'er Europe's throne, and card her to the fight ?•—•
Yet o'er the pallid brow, where honour frown'd,
ret the green laurel, victory's flag ! be bound;
And, ere you place his body ip its rest,
Wrap the gor'd standard round his manly infest s
O'er the green sod that bides hitt, gaping grave
No tomb be rait.'d but what befits the _brave;
But bring the gashed sabre, by it set
The blood-besprinkit4l tarniehed bayonet,
On these his bonnet plue, tho' torn and rent,—•
For these should be the soldier's monument !

VETERAN.

Then a memento—not in florid strain,
That both the soldier and the an disdain,—
One word, one little wordovill better tell
The deeds he did, and how a Briton fell;
One word, one little word. alone is due;
'Twill mock oblivion's power—'tis 1,1%t-r Luta° !
KINO;1 THEATRE.—Last night, after the very
pleasant. Opera of Griselda, a newjtallet was brought
out under the direction of bl. BArrisre, entitled
Figaro. It is the story of the BarAter de Seville bal.
letized and
-the incidents of that agreeable piece are
rendered M pantomime with considerable effect. The
chief attraction was the debut •of Madame Damn.
BAPTIstE, of whom report had spoken so highly pre.
vious to her appearance. Her stile is of the best
Her movements are graceful, her carriage
easy, bdt she was evidently affected and almost Over-
_ come by her terrors. We hive no doubt when the
kindness of the English public has given her courage,
she will prove a great acquisition to the Cqrps de
rBa net.
DRURY4ANETHEATRYA—The old sterling Comedy
of Love for Love was performed last night with all
the *strength of the Company ; and at no previous
time within our memory was it executed with more
genuine. spirit. The parts were most happily adapted,
MUNDIIR and DOWTON in Foresight Atvi Legend, and
&Largay in Ben,, were excellent- Mr. RAN in Yaks:-
time, and Mr. Ha.m.zir in rattle, both displayed their
comic-talents to great advantage ; the tormer in the
affected madness was particularly happy. Mrs. DA-
VISON, Mrs. Otrozit, &Ira. HARLowe, and Mrs.
SPARES, in .eingelica, Mrs. Furesigkr, Airs. Frail, and
the oorre, were all loudly applauded—while Mts.
MARDYN, the new favourite, was received in the cha-
racter of Nils Prue with incrtasud aciti.;ration. The
play was I. 'ldly applauded throughout.
C-vEN r CrAIIDEN.—Owing to Mr. Youxo's acci-
dent, Mr. C r.; assumed. for the first time,
las, night, the part of Pierre in Police Pre:emelt ; and
Jyfier devolved once more upon Mr. COD:WAY, who
acqi,itted himself in the most thatinunistied manner.
In Pierre Mr. C. Ktoilmz had a most difficult task
to perform : he, however, sustained the character
throughout with much apimation and effect, and his
exertions were rewarded with the twist unqualified
approbation. Miss O'NEtu. displayed her influence
over the feelings of the heart with all her wonted
skill and energy, as was amply testifwd by the tears
of a crowded audience.
Her Grace the Duchess of WELLiNortm was, on
Monday night, in a private box at Drury-lane, to
witness KEAN's Sir Giles Overreach ; the front of the
Theatre was also graced by the Duchess of Mox-
raose, and an unusually large party of our first
fAshionables, many of them accompanied by their
blotting families, who still throng to witness the in-
creasing popularity of Harlequin and Fancy.
An Irish Gentlenr.n, who seemed very intent on a
paper, as he walked along Pall Mall last Monday,
being asked by a friend who met him, what love let-
ter he had received, the Hibernian replied, 4, Faith,
honey, you may well say that, for it is an invitation
from a goddess to banquet, which, considering
the present plentiful scarcity of. Along, quite,astounds
me, as the mint sauce, alone, is worth 50,000 guineas,
and you may partake of it with me," handing him a
• Scheme of the present Lottery. containing Two
'Prizes of 25,000 Guineas, Two Prizes of R 20,00%
&c. &c.. with Not Two Blanks to a Prize.—To begin
Valentine's Day...
Cowart THE PUGILIST.—By a letter to an amateur
in Dublin, Cooper, who has been latterly consigned,
to the shades, announces his existence and well-doing,
and consoles the lovers of the fine art, who wept fur
the loss of such an ornament, by an assurance that he
still exists, and may again grace the ring. •
BOW.STRKET.—Yesterday the Office was crowded
to excess by the keep -rs of hotels,- taverns, inns, and
public houses, to hear the second examination of
George Freeston, who is charged with having robbed
a great number of houses of the above description.,
The examinations having occupied so much time, and
mote charges having been preferred, they were defer-
red to another day.
Untou HALL.—Yesterday tWO young men, the sons
of a respectable housekeeper, at Peckham, were
ch3rged with a violent assault on their father and mo-
ther. From the statement of the father it appeared,
that whilst his wife and himself were dining together
on Sunday, the two defendants came in, their mother
was pioceediag to expostulate with them on some
parts of their conduct of which she disapproved,
when the elder son took up a,ckair, dashed it upon
the table, destroying the dishes and plates, and
knocked his mother down. The father got up to in-
terpose and protect his wife, when he shared the same
fate. As soon as he could get-up he went out to pro.
cure a constable, but on his return the two defendants
It td quitted the house. Their mother was much hurt
in her person, but still more in her mind, and, in the
evening she went out telling the witness she had been
very ill used, and woeld never come back to that
house again, and next morning she was found
drowned in a pond,oa the orttnises of Mr.-Whitton,
at Grove House. Mr. Whitton confirmed the latter
part o the old man's statement; and further added,
that on hearing.the circumstance of the quarrel and
assault which took place previous to the unhappy
woman committing the rash act of self-destruction, he
caused the defendants to be taken into custody. A
respectable persOn, resident at Peckham, beCanie
bound for their appearance after the Coroner should
have held his Inquest on the body of the deceased,
and th"y were for the present discharged.

P ACIIERL

Mr. Nomemeof Melton Mowiety, Leicestershire.
having reason to suspect, hem thenunterous gangs of
poachers in the neighbourhood, and from. the de-
crease. of his game, particularly pheasants, that they
had been paying him some nocturnal visits, caused
the wood in the neighbourhood of his farm at Freeby,
to be watched for several nights past ; when &mut
two o'clock, on Thursday last, four men were disco-
' wed at their depredations ; three, however, fortu-
nately for them, made their escape, but the fourth, in
the attempt, failing to stop when ordered so to do,
was daoeerousfy wounded by two of the servants,
and now lies at a public house, in Melton Mowbray,
with very little hopis of his recovery, as the shot,
which was large, have entered so deep into his back
And arm, that the surgeon has not, as yet, been ena-
bled to extract them.—The man so detected came
from Seagrove, and was one of the gang apprehen-
ded, a very short time since, for robbing the pre-
serves of Lord WINtHiLSIGA, near Oakham. He had,
on that occasion, been brought before Mr. 'NORMAN,
who is a Magistrate, and, in consequence of his ap-*
parent contrition, and promise never again to offend
in like manner, was treated, perhaps, with too much
Ilenity on the occasion.
Saturday last, an Inquest was held before WILLIAM
JOYNilt, Esq. Coroner, at New Park Farm, Berkeley,
on the body of William Inkrain, who was killed by
some poachers, ilea wood belonging to Colonel Ber-
keley, on the morning of the 19th inst. From the
evidence of Mark Cullimore, gamekeeper, and Tho-
mas Clark, park-keeper, it appeared, that the manors
0t Lord Ducie, Miss Langley, and Colonel Berkeley,
having of late been very much infested by poachers,
the respective proprietors had employed a number of
persons to perambulate the estates. in order to pre.
serve the game, but alw•tys without fire-arms. On
Thursday night last, these rereins met to the num-
ber of thirty, and atterwards divided themselves into
three parties—the first, consiating of eleven men,
were those employsd by Miss Langley ; the second
party, consisting of ten ; and the third, =miming
Mee men, were in the service of Lord Ducie and Co-
lonel Berkeley. Some time after they had separated,
the attention of the last mentioned body was attrac-
ted by the repot, of two guns, when they immediately
made for the spot whence the sound seemed to pro-
ceed. As th. y approached it, a shot was fired at
them, without any previous notice, but did no injury;
but on coming nLa er, another discharge took place,
whit-it unfortunately killed the deceased on the in-
St,tht, al portion of the charge having penetrated the
beau. Immediately afterwards, a succession of
shots were tired, which severely wounded the follow.
ing pet sons :—Barge and Davies, in the head
and eyes ; Raymond Hensburgh, John King, and
Berry, hi the legs ; and another, whose name,
we believe, is Pinnell, in the thigh. The noise of the
firing sou n brought up the second party, or perhaps
more murder might have been committed ; and, in
a little time, Miss Langley's men likewise arrived,
when they commenced a pursuit, but although they
got a sight of the villains, who were 16 or 18 in num-
bar, tLey could not get sufficiently near to secure any
one of them. The deceased had been in the service of
Colonel Berkeley upwards of five years. The Jury
returned a verdict of—Wilful Murder against some
persons unknown.—We are happy to add, that the
wounded men are all considered out of danger.
At the Stiffolk Quarter Sessions, held last week,
Joeeth Dale, convicted of being found in a wood,
with a gun, for the purpose of shooting game, was
sentenced t 3 six months imprisonment in the County
Jail ! •

A Special Commission was opened at Clonmel on
Monday, the 15. h instant, before Lord Nonnuait and ,
Baron GEORGE. Lord NORSUKY, in his charge,
placed the present disturbances to the account of
petty Chid/tains, who, he said, took every advantage
of the people to make them discontented. If the
present measures fail, he said, military law will be
put in execution.
A Court Martial assembled on Saturday se'nnight
at Plymouth, on four men of the 'fair, for desertion, ,
and entering nun the 40th Regiment, when they were
sentenced to receive 200 lashes each.—Monday a
Court Martial was held on two men of the IMMO-
NANA, upon a similar charge, and they were sentenced
to a like punishment. •
Last week five of the crew of his Majesty's ship
AFRICAINZ were found guilty, at Portsmouth, of a
breach of the 23d Article of War : three of them
were sentenced to two years imprisonment in the Mar-
:hake:4, one to six months imprisonment, and one to
receive 200 lashes. Another was acquitted.
The names of the persons who were unfortunately
lost on Sunday morning, off Worthing, were, Mr.
BROADBAY, an officer belonging to the revenue cutter,
James Martin, James Winchester, and Cousins.
Wchave not learned whether these persons have left
families. It is some consolation to state, that there
were only four drowned, instead of five, as first re-
ported.
A boat, belonging to Mr. Whitta, of Pembroke,
having on board ten passengers, was on Tuesday
se'nnight overset, in returning from Milford. A
woman, with an infant only six weeks old, after re•
maining for some time under the boat, had the good
fortune to be snatched from a watery grave by the
other passengers, who had. got across the keel. Al-
though apparently lifeless when taken up, she still
grasped the poor babe in her arms, and they shortly
after retived. The whole party were rescued from
the perilous situation they had been in for more than
MI hour, by Abel Thome', of.Hazlebeach, in that
neighbourhood.

Yesterday morning the body of a new-born babe,l
seemingly about a day old, was found by the routing
of a pig an some rubbish, itr a waste plot of ground
adjoining Carlisle-place, Lantbetb. It is supposed
the infant must have been murdered, as several marks
of violence were found upon its head and body.
Monday night, an Inquest was held at the sign of
the Ship, in Lombard-street, Fleet-street, before
THOMAS SIIELTON, Esq. Coroner for the City of Lon-
don, on the body of Susannah Smith, who was burnt
to death, by her clothes unfortunately catching fire.
Verdict—Accidental Death.

The inhabitants of the houses in the Strand, which
are to be removed for the formation of the street to.
tlie, New' Bridge, have received notice to wit their,
respective dwellings b,y Midsummer nett: