Star.
London, England, 1804-12-14 00:00:00

LONDON.

BOSTON, NOV., 12....-By a Gentleman front Do-
ver (Del.) we learn that the fnow Philadelphia,
Captain Kammer, of and from this port,
Fri bounayd to
Cadiz, was driven on them bathe gale lalt d, at
Pilot-town ; the paffengers and crew caved, and it is
Paid the veffel will be got off without ir ee. ja•
aorta BOVAILIti and his lady were pa engrs. tom
board, ion. and narrowly eloped drowning ;
sits
Paid, the whole of the pa &tigers were nearly naked,
and that Madame Banat/ars was the fish perfon
who jumped into the boat.
NOV. 13.•-•r011ig roma AAAAA .—The account
lately given of dace Peons BOVALVARTII and his
lady being fhipwrecked in the fnow Philadelphia, in
n
the Bay of Delaware, on their palrage to Cadiz,
correa, They have fine arrived at Philadelphia,
accompanied by Mifs Sans and Mr. Picacim,—
n
mode they adopted to lull curiofityt and obtai
Tbe
a garricicnt Ran before the news of them departure
maid reach any Englith velels on the cosh, refleas
tome credit on the ingenuity of the invtatur. and if
Isae ill he he man, gives him a (mall title to the
Uion of Imperial High Admiral of the French
navy. It appears that fines his return front the eall-
ward he had fined up in a very handfozne Rile the
elegant feat of Mrs.Do taw v. about 8 miles from Bal.
Moore, which, it was given out, he meant to make
his permanent refidence, at 'eta, during the war he
' tween Great Britain and France, His :Wince from
the Rreet parties in that city, for two or three
days at a s or
e, of courfe no longer etched fnfpieion. ,
M tim
Matter being thus arranged, he attended the theatre
on the evening of the err,, they
with his lady ; and
when the play was over, they repaired on board
a packet at one of the wharfs, which had been engag-
ed for the purpofe. and proceeded down to North
Point, where, with one or two of her relations, who
were to accompany them to France. they
were
put on board the fah failing fchooner Cord
e balia, Cap-
tain Tows..., which had been fitted up
and nished
for the purpofe. The Cordelia proceeded the fame
night to Port Penn, where they embarked the next
day in the fnow Philadelphia, for Cadiz, and were
thipwreeked, as has been related.
Rumour lays. that immediately after arriving in
Philadelphia, they proceeded to New York, and are
on board one of the two French frigates which made
their efcape through the EaR river ; they were paffed
on Saturday laft, off Block Ifland, ditcharging their
pilots. The two Englith frigates left. Sandy Hook on
Saturday morning. in mutest of thcm.
Sr. Dossincro.—Ettraa of a letter from a Gen-
tleman In Cape Francois, dated Oih. 23.--.• Since
the date of my left, the convoy, which intended to
depart the next morning, has been detained until
now, by an order from the Emperor. he having been
informed that a number of Americans, contrary to
the laws of this country, were endeavouring, and
had altually focceeded, in getting off to the fleet a
great many perfons, to whom the Commander in
Chief here had often refufed pa flposts. For a num-
ber of days this clandefline affair was conducted with
great aaivity, but with very little caution 1 for it
was obferved with much regret by General Cirats-
TOrtit, to whorl aerice bad been given daily of the
perform thus embarking. yet he hoped. as the convoy
would net be ready to tail for (ome days, th th
would repent their temerity. and again return
themon
(bore, in which cafe, nothing would happen to .
In Wt. it was only two days ago that there was a
general affembly of men, women. and children, be-
longing to the town, when the Emperor addreffed
isimfelt more particularly to the people of colour, af-
lured them of his wtfh to make them all happy, and
would proteet them and their familie from a kind
of infult and •iolence. Notaithitanding thcyllconti-
nued to remain, and ethers to 'n on bpard the flop
Pagrimavhafe confignee affored the Emperor he was
ignorant of any one being on board but thole pore!.
fed of pa
tr. The veffels Bill met with detention.
and we were at a loft. how to account for it. At length
they were permitted to clear out, and yellerday was
the period fixed on for departure. The preceding
night a counter order was given for a general em
bargo ; and in the morning guards were appointed
to go and (earth every ve&l in the harbour, when,
painful to relate, they found on board the Pilgrim
fifteen or fiateen perfons of both fetes, who, together
vi ith the fint officer of the (aid (hip, wete immedi-
ately fent as prifoners on (borer the first to softer
for endeavouring to leave the ifland contrary to law,
and Mr. TAT' for refilling the guards fent to featch
the vetrels. Three of there unliattinate people, in
which number I am lorry to include poor TILTS,
were hanged on the quay a Ilion time after their land-
ing, and to exafperated were the different officers
and (oldie's, that it wax impoffible to afford that
unfottutrate man the loft *Mance.
" It is steeply to be lamented, that an all fo hu-
mane as was the intention of the Americans in this
inltance 'tumid fo ill accord with the laws of the coun-
try ; but as it was our duty, as well as lifety, firialy
to adhere to them, this deviation expofed us and the
poor creatures we were defirotis of fcrving to the un-
happy iffue that has taken place."

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14.
PRICY. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONS O'CLOCK t
3:unfelt, for Jan 5541--Omolorn 81 9—Redued 7;3
PRICE OF SIOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock India floods, 34.4 se. Cf.
3 per C. Rl. Ann. 5711; OkIS.S. AM. Sit „.
3 per Cent. Cont. Ann. Ibitt Imperial 3 per Cent.sot
4 per Cent. Conf. 74.111 tat 5 per Cent. 87+
\
S per Cent. tarry Ontt Eseketi Bith par ts. per
5 Per Cent. 1797 98f Engtitk Tickets lat. toe.
Long Ann. 37 36 35-t6tlts Conf. for 01.1.59 i 391
...--
Parliament will *tremble for the difpatch of
nett. on on the Isth of January. Circular letters have
been difpatched from the Treafury to the fupporters
of Government, preffing their attendance upon that
day.

A letter received at Plymouth, of a late slate,
from Liao% Rates, that the Britifh merchants there
were in great confternation on account of the ap-
proaching WIT with Spain, end that large fuses had
been offered for either Britilll or neutral veffels, to
take on board the property and families of two of the
firft merchants of the Brits& Faaory at Liaison, but
there were not any veffels of that defcription in the
Tagus on the 18th ult. when the letter was dated.
Letters alfo dire& from Madrid, dated the loth ult.
Rate the public mind to be much agitated on account
of the near rupture with this country, and that fyrnp-
toms of difcontcnt appear in (rectal of the provinces,
at an idea that Bova AAAAA means to effea a revolu
Lion *gala the prefent reigning Family of Spain. and
get that country as well as Portugal into his own pot
feffion, on the lame plan as he gave a new King to
Etruria. and to employ the fume means he then made
ttfe of to elevate tome Spanith minions in his pay to
the thrones of Spain and Portugal.

From EaR India Papers of the very latefl dates we
have made force cut sat, which will be intereßing to
thofe who have relations in that part of the world
In .
addition to the intereßing intelligence, relative
to the Rate of the war with HOLV AR, in the Esti In-
dies, inferted in our Paper of Monday, we have this
day given a letter dated Madras, July sa,corrobora-
tire of the extraordinary condull of the Behalf Offi-
cer, to which we alluded.
We have received Tome accounts of what was paf
ling in the Vie of France, fo late as the 16th of July.
On that day, Admiral Llama, in the Matisse°,
accompanied by two frigates, put to lea ; but whe-
ther for the purpofe of cruising in the Indian Ocean,
or returning to Europe, was not publicly =clerked.
However, as he took a reinforcement of about one
hundred troops, being full as many as could be fpared
From the needier, defencc of that ift inn it is not ha-
robable but that he is either pone upon PAns Bucca:,
For* expedition, or that he hopes for better tuccefs,
in another effort againft our trade in that quarter.
Litton was on bad terns' with the Governor of
the Inc of France, and the cecinas between the mi-
litary and naval Officers had affutned a very ferious
charaaer. He left the Belle Pcnde and another fri-
gate behind him, which were to follow him in a
fortnight.
Admiral HARTIIIICZ, with the Dutch fqoadrous
remained at Batavia, and (till perfißed in refufing to
co-operate with the French forces in either a naval
expedition, or in an attack upon any of the Britiffi
fettiements in the EAR.
Confiderable apprehenfions were entertained in the
ICle of France, of a vifit from a Britifh fquadrou.

Yefterday we received New York and Bolton Pa-
pers to the tyth of November. The molt remark-
able part of their contents is an article from St. Do.
mingo. in which it is itated, that preparations were
making to celebrate the Coronation of the Emperor
De &SALIN as in a Ryle of extraordinary iplendonr. It
is added, that as fir long a journey would be too fa.
tiguing for the Pope. his Majelly would create a Car-
donal nit of Come of his own relations. that the Aurili
ceremony might correfpond in all refpefts with that
of the Emperor of the French.
It is mentioned in thefe papers. that a pianre of
Mrs. 1110111 BON AAAAA 1, haring been forwarded to
France, had obtained favour for the negleaed couple
in the eyes of the Emperor, and that he has seem-
-1 dingly agreed to recognise them in their true relation
to his imperial Majelly•
In a preceding column we have fame curinns par-
ticulars of litmus's ignoble firatagems to effea his
efcape from America, with an account of his Iltip-
wreck, &c.
At a public dinner given at Bolton to Mr. Kivu,
late American A.mbaffdor to the Court of London,
the fi flowing Toafts were drank in allufion to the
efforts now making to remove Mr. j AAAAAA ON and his
friends from the Government of America :
v uiiion anions bonen men.--U ft cannot dice.= knams, may
is dtfarm than."
" The Liberty that owe (ark what they are wife, sad refry
when they ate bonett:'
And, in allufinn to Great Britain and Irelind.
•,, The Country of our Fathers—May its fptrit kap it We, and
iu jultice keep it tree
" lionapara—May he karn ;take from the Brit& Cavern•
matt, any nuekoefs from ours."

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Captain PLAMPIN is appointed to the command of
the AateLoitir, of so guns, in the room of Sir Home
Porm•m, appointed to the Dsatisss, of 64 guns, at
Woolwich.
' Aldermen lloyosi.t.'s death was`ccafioned by an
ineAmmation in the lung, benugon by a revere
cold, c.ught lift week, in the ditchargc of his offitsial
duty, at the Saons-houfe, in the Old li.oley.

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NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Donn
Wataisrd

/AY..-.Wind S.W.

MAILS THIS D,
/Mt. DOC all. DIM.
I I I Hamburgh o s
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FALicourts, DEC. t I.—Arrived the EURYDICE fri-
gate, from Plymouth ; the fhip Glamorgan, Morr-
t sr, from Demerara, bound to London ; the Ame-
rican fhip Aberdeen, MORGAN, from London, bound
to the Cape de Verdes; and the American fbip Sally,
A s fair, from Baltimore, bound to Varell, laden with
fug ir, vibe, Sm.—Wind Welletly.

Tommy, Dec. tz.—Arrived this afternom the
Channel Fleet, under command of Admiral Coati-
w AL Lis.—Wind S. W. with taia.
PLYMOUTH, Dec. it.—Came in the Britifh Tar,
of this port, Capt. WIDDICOMBS, from Surinam for
London, laden with &gar, coffee, &c. flue is about
to proceed again to the Eaftward, with the convoy
which is expeeed to fail this evening.—Came in the
Saw Jour, of it z guns, from the Channel Fleet, to
refit.—Sailed an armed brig, with a fleet under con
voy, to the Eaftward. Came in the MALTA, of S+
guns, Capt. BuLtse, from off Rochefort ; the left
the fquadron all well a few days fence. Went up the'
harbour the IM s ITUE ux, of 84, and into Barnpool
the SIPARTIATI, of 74 guns, to refit.
DIAL, Dac. 13.—Sailed the William (lore Gip,
for Standsrate Creek; Harmony, WICKHAM, from
the Eaft Indies ; Princefs Royal, COWARD, from
Oporto, with feveral other veffels for the River.—
Came down from the River, the Allighany, Captain
Mr LLta, bound to the Ealt Indies; Friendfhip, Sm ITN,
for Jamaica, and feveral other outward-bound veffeh,
and remain in the Downs with the veil of the (hips
as per laft. Lail night, in a hard gale of wind, the
Duke of Bronte, Capt. LANE, from (12cbcc, ran"on
More near Kingfdown, was got off with the lofs of
?udder, And came into Ramfgate Pier, by the alli-
ance of the boatmen of thi; place.—Wind S. W.
YeamouTit, DEC. I3.—This morning arrived the
nat.', of 74 guns, Adm. Russ IL, from the Texel.
Paled through the CINTINEL gun brig for Shields.
Arrived a Letter of Marque, and has brought in with
her a French (loop tigg'd veffel, having one French
female paffenger on board; the particulars I have
not been able to obtain in time. The (tips of war
here, are the EaoLs, of 74 guns, Admiral Russ EL;
MDasintrlt, 74 guns ; MAJEsTIC, 74 guns; GLaT-
TON, 64 guns; ADAMANT, so guns; l'AyetcAurt
frigate; IN seacToa andCauizsa (loops, and three
Cutters.—Wind S. W. light breeze.
Priv tax ce, Dec. 1 s.—The 114 Ralph Nicholfon,
S AAAA *son, which laR evening put in here wind-
bound, failed this morning early for London ; the
brig Richard, of London, JONI, SMITH, from Trini.
dad, put in here, with the lofs of her mainmaft, and
otherwife dillreffed : when (be laft law the EMSIALD
(her convoy) the had loft her foretop, and molt of
the fleet were feparated from her. Both the above
weffels were put under the ftrieleft reftraint of qua.
ratable by Mr. WILLIAMS, the Superintendant, until
the patrons on board could be examined by Medical
Gentlemen, and Certificates obtained that no difor.
ner of an info:lions nature had appeared on board
during the whole of the voyage—a precaution highly,
proper and commendable, when we confider how
great a number of perfons have been taken off (in
different places) by contagion.
FROM I.l.OYD's LIST.
en AAAAA no, Dec. t; —Pad; d by the Rattans Ingraham, from
; Lope, 141.Carnell; and the Draper, Tsyl..r, from
Reciter, nowded; Ati
ftft.--Sailad the Albion, Hatter: Doratby
os War, no; Catharine. Bowden; sad the oestrous
.Plan-
IterOt. Battle, for isruies; Core, Wyatt. (Sr Tobago: ktugkit,
%Veber, (Sr St. Mictuda: and the Werwaetts*, Overheat, for
Fanbdca.

ARRIVED.
In the Down'. Fanny, Matthews, from Do
ns, minica; Johanna
Charlotte, Illorrowdailc. from Surinam; Adeo Seatonby ; and
Hope, Boyd. train (lychee; Africa, Concith, from Clairleflon •
Galen, !Darkly, from Bolton; Fair American. Flower, firm:
New:York ; Hind. Clark; Oporto, Sheppard Retention;
and Speedwell. Dunn. from Oporto—At Cowes, 'William Hunt,
front Charlatan ; and Eliza. Schultz, front St. Thamaa's—At
Falmouth, Courier, Dwy, r, from Dominica; Kettle
Pond
Pottle., front
Grenada; Jofepit and Brtfy, Waring. from Bethke; and Mount
velvet, .--., firm, threinia--At Poole, Reliance, Howe; and
Adventure, Whop, from Newfourediand--At Brinol, Mary,.---,,
Yom New•ouncliand ; New Yerk Packet, Wed% fmm New
York; and Broth,rs, I.L.wromb, from Lifison—At liverpod,
Choice. litephealoo. from labors; Arg0........-.-.. from quaint 1
.%nnabella, ---.., from)enaka ; M 3. Stokes. from Solllollobll
Kiser" Maddorls; and Ana, Crew, from Oportam•-dt Clyde,
Nlorong, Boaz; and !ranch, ---, ((mat titian—At Newhaven,
r.rer, Grcen, from Lot. I..n.—At (lychee, Benin. King, Lamb,
e.., London.--.ltt I londuras, Harden. Ford. from Lontion--.At
st 1..,;.., ltofc, Rexioff, from Lo„ dot—At Gibraltar, Edward and
fluty. Gmbh*, from Newfoundland--At Cadiz, Atll4.ll(A. Tul-
'net, from Norfonotlisnd; and Liberty, )ones, from Liv
.--At 11.. w York. Culloden, ...--... from Hull; arconrcetneTrli
....r, from Clyde; Eagle, .---,, frnen &Oaf. • Minerva. 'llaceop.
• ~, from Lood,oderm• ; Motels, —; and Mary, .from
!r. -pool.—At Bahinowe, &idol Packet,Day, from Liverpool-.
~ t tork(ton, Rolla, Hutchins, from Liverpool ; Columbia,
../4 ~. zit Frtft Clyde ; MertiVidd. Briefer, from Africa; and the
t:e-r Wadannorm, Parfet, from I.andon--At Boiton, Hedy,
lliotoi; Milford, ILomfom ; Ruby, Wencott; and tits Rover.
WHIN from Liverpool.
The ColiEljtanl. DORIS and that Hannah. Hearth, from Low
jon, were all well on the emit of Peru in Aprnlan.
Tbe Cm/gland. King. from London for the South Seas. was all
wall mood Cape Horn on do of
of April LA.
The Iminftry, Waitron,. of Whitby, was wrcrked off the
immesh of tbc Homier on the ad indent ; crew fared.
'I he 11.e:1aq. &rut, from Havaonah for Liverpool ; and the
',yarrow, Merutry, from New Oilcan. for Liverpool. have put
on.. Charlifloo in diftreft.
Gar gore for tie Welt Indies (confining of (6 fall), failed frost
Cork on the y:h in ft. ander convoy of the Reindeer and Heron
&sotism LA Loin frigate accompanies them to Mackin.
ANtlllOll, rsf 4,t guns, Captain Sorrow, at
olymooth, is ordered to return immediately to tbt
ti:et under Lord Naason, in the bteditertar.ean.
The PreiC2fl.
into front Smyrna to London,
ivol and can i;d into Sibs, near Tunit, has been maple,
,ten nn a vi.ya4c from theme to Cootiaotsnople,
• a feet fa
Malta •
r e G .iat ge. 5i ye
1 sow, of and for Greenock, from
* York, it takers by a French ptisatett, and cap
k tato Gtl.444oUpc. •

TO THE EDtTOR OF THE STAR;

Sir—as have no doubt that the following Ode
will be very acceptable to many of your Readers, as
well for the verfification as the fitnefs of the fubjeft,
I fend you a Copy, as a Friend to the STAR, and an
admirer of the unknown Author.
A C3MMON COUNCILMAN or BLISTOL.

BONAPARTE'S CORONATION:

♦N IIiFIIIIAL ODI.

Furies! Stake the (minion tam;
Imps! the tong of joy begin;
Till the roof of Hell flail chili,
Smitten with the gladfome din!
Fiends and Imps, and Dzmons dance,
Bonaparte is Lord of France!
Murder! draw thy midnight blade,
Reeking yet from Ennui EN'S veins!
Rapine ! rife, and, lapping, wade
Deep thro' Europe's gory plains !
Eery bird of prey rejoice,
Flap the wing, and (train the voice.
Poifon ! fill the lurid vafe;
Many a drop of death &MI:
Treach'ry ! malk'd in Friendthip's face,
Many a cell with Maims fill!
Ev'ry foe to Man rejoice,
Clap the hands, and rade the voice!
Hell! fend forth the joyous found,
Till th' 'Rectified earth Stall ring;
Thund'ring hack, with dread tehaund,
Live the 73. rind Gdlir Kiel!
Murder, Poifon, Rapine, dance,
Bonaparte is Lord of France!
Slaiery ! bout, and clang thy chains!
Stretch o'er earth thine iron rod l
Hypocrify ! 'palate reigns,
And greet. the Pope,vrho Bait bely'd hit GOD
ET.ty Child of Faith bemoan,
Sallie the breaft,and heave a groan ! -

Ia 'qui,.

WASTIIIIHSTER SCHOOL THEATRICALS.

'

Wednefday night the Young Gentlemen of Weft-
minfter School performed, for the feeondtime, accord
in g to annual cuflom, TERINCIA celebrated Play. Tbe
AdiO. The salt of the piece was exactly the fame
as on the firft reprefentallon, and we should have
Teri little indeed to add to our former remarks, were
it not that the intervening (pace of time has been fo
well employed, that the performance of laft evening
clearly evinced the preceding one to hare been merely
a grand public tehearfal.
On the prefent occafion, alkt, the play was preceded
by a prologue, which was fpoken in Latin, by Mr.
SMYTH. in a very animated and maflerly fiyle, and
received by the audience with many acknowledgments
of loud and repeated plaudits. The fame gentleman
was equally fuccefsful in his portraiture of-the philo-
fophic Mitio ; and, from the firft to the laft of the
part, created and maintained a degree of intereft in
the breafts of the audience, which reflefted the higheft
honour on Ms talk, his judgment, and his feeling.—
The following paffages were given in a ftyle which
drew down thunders of applaufel:
• Allquld, aah, quenquatone Amblers in animum inflituere, ant
Parcae, quod lit carius, quail Ipfe eit fibi?"
and almolt immediately afterwards, as defctiptive of
his own charafter :
et, quod iortunatum jilt want,
Usorem nuoquam label. Ilk contra, laze amnia e
and then:
" Nan! Old menttrl aut falicre 'dark Patron, ant
Audebit, unto magi, adebit actual.
Podium et ilberalitate ilberos
Retinae, Latins ode credo, clam men."
The limits (flour paper will not permit us to give
many quotations, or we could add many more which
were equally well delivered ; and (hall. therefore,
content ourfelves with laying, that Mr. SMYTH
played the part throughout in a very fuperior Ityle
of afting, and richly merited the repeated plaudits
he obtained. We cannot call to mind two parts
' more naturally and more pleafaritly contrafted than
thofe of thefe two brothers ; and, after what we have
laid of the Gentleman who played Mitt.. we cannot,
in order to avoid repetition, do more ample juftice
to Mr. Lur T 'a Dames, than to fay—
Paz while fratrum."
It was really a high finifbed piece of aCting, par-
ticularly in the fourth aft. His peevilli and irritated
delivery of the following line,
Me ecru et mater.fandltu in urea donor
and the tool phildophie anfwer of Mile,
" Cur non !"
had a fort of elearie effe& and produced, of courfe,
a fucceeding peal of thunder.
The part of Sammie was extremely well performed
by Mr. Dar, and it being (hefted in the ftyle of the
Belcher' of the day, gave an extraordinary effeft to
the elegant Latin of TIMM The Gera of Mr.
Mactwoarti was given in a Rile and manner, fo
fitople, fo eafy, fo natural, and at the fame time with
fo much real feeling, that we cannot do him more
ample Office, than by Paying, that we believe every
auditor who did not underftand a fyllable of Latin.
was as much affeded as if it had been equally well
delivered in the Englifts tongue. Great praife is alfo
due to Mr. 1. C 's Thsto and the Serata and
Gotthard of Mr. Wicaaaw and Mr. Law ; thefe
charaCters are but fhort, and certainly are, compa-
ratively with the others, of (mall confequence ; but
they are companent parts, without which, the play
could not be perfed, and it is.highly to their credit,
that their efforts were by no means leis fuccefiful
than thofe who had more brilliant parts aligned
them. In (host, we do not hefisate to fay, that the
whole Play was a finiftied performance.
A very humourous and nervous Epilogue. in di-
alarm, followed, and was admirably well delivered
by Mr. DAY and Mr. FULA, in the diameters of
Sammie and Syria.
Having thus given, as far as our limits will per-
mit, our fentiments as to the performance of the play,
we deem it incumbent to inform our readers of the
feveral celebrated perfonages who honoured that per-
formance with their prefence.
We think it proper to announce, in the Mt in-
(lance, that truly worthy and dignified Prelate, the
Archbifhop of Yolk, the learned allot Manx KAM,
once the Mailer of Weßminfter School, who was re-
ceived on his writ with universal and euthufiaftic
applaufe. With fuch as auditor fitting near to the
Rage, we cannot wonder that the allots were ftimu-
lated by a fitmething more than common impeiw, and
that their efforts were accordingly crowned with el-
traordinaty effeft and fuccefs. After the Right Rev.
Prelate, came his Grace of BEDFORD and Dr. Via-
tear ; and fait.
Though not the kad in oor dear love,"
appeared the rain &Aim:, who was inftantly recog.
riled, and received with a torrent of applaufe. He
was led through the
we pit, and coto nduaedt ro behindd
the
keno, in order, as fiippofe, be induce to
the feveral performers of the evening. In a few mi-
nutes he returned, and was placed, with his friends,
in the fide box on the ri,,,ht hand from the Rage.—
This extraordinary youth, always highly interelling,
never appeared more fo to us than on the prefent oc-
cafion. He teemed to be truly fenfible that he was a
fpellator and auditor of the performance of Come
youths who are the firft fcholars. and allied to the
&ft families in thl kingdom ; that he was attending
to the language and fentiments of one of the molt ce-
lebrated among the Roman dramatic writers,and that
in the auditory there were prefent Come of the molt
learned ammeters of the precept day. He was Sc.'
cordingly *Willed in the deepeß attention in every
. part of she fcene ; fo truly fo, that his countenance
; energetically feemed to fay with the Poet-
- Let one be all, but my anowien ftin
Nor was it the mere puerile attention of a boy of
thirteen—it appeared that of a deep thinking adult—
nor was it ever interrupted or changed inter boyilli
playfulnefs or inattention between the OK We
never witneffed a more fedate and decorous deport-
ment in the gravel! men. He is truly, both on and
off the ftage, an abfolute Phenomenon.
The Dot mitory, outfide the precincts of the thea-
tre, was crowded w;th the fcholars DO others wait-
ing his departure. which be made in the moll enga7,-
ing and graceful manner, *min the univocal and
heart felt plaudits of all prefect.
The Theatre overflowed with an elegant company.
Even the avenue lb (be pit and !taxes v-as as crowd-
ed as polible.

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We have not many frelh (maples of Wheat to-dart
but the fupply is good, chiefly of remaining ampler,
with foetal Dantsic, Rill but few (ales, and thofe
cheaper, excepting prime famples, which remain as
dear—Barley continues declining—Malt has little
Cale—White Peas fopport their price—Grey are
cheaper, as are Beans of both forts—Saving a good
fupply of Oats, this article is quoted cheaper—Plow
very plentiful at little fluilluatiot.
GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Wheat, 1164 O 4 awe pa v. Grey Pak 46e. to ape.
Floe Ditto, I tee. ate. od. Dant, edn pi. ad.
R7e, SOL 590. od• Tick Ditto 444 sewed
Earley. o'u 464 od. Oath 29L 325.344.
Milt. At. Sp. od. Poland ditto. 31•. 360.0 d.
WkittaPeafe, 564 6na. od. Rape Sad. aal. to 451. pa lat.
PRICE 07 FLOUR.
Noe Floor p 4 to pp. Seconds Bp. to po4 pa leek.

$wiTYrtaLDC Sit sw—DriWed nefday even-
ing, or early yellerday morning, Alderman CUaTir
lent an ox and two heifers into Mr. Wooer' a's yard,
as candidates for the prizes. Mr. W fent four
oxen; Jolts Howl", Efq. three (beep t the Rev. Dr.
P T, three Leiceder fheep ; Mr. MaTCALf, One
pig ; and Mr. W , two pigs. Mr. Ceooxt's,
two Devon oxen, (owing to one falling lame on the
road), did not arrive in time to be a candidate.
• The following gentlemen, who arc farmers and
graziers, viz.
Mr. Pavia, or Yeovn, Souserkthire.
Mr. Hui.. of Cotekbateh, near Letterwertb.
Mr. Dosnear a, of Hoimby, nem Northampton;
and the two following butchers, viz.
Mr. MILLAR. near the Pdardt Turnpike. Lambeth.
Mr. Baur rieto,oear Stamford, Elie:,
were the five judges appointed to examine the cattle.
and certificates accompanying each animal. It was
three o'clock yellerday, before they had finillsed at the
yard, when they trtired to make up their report, and
to prepare the labels to be affixed this morning at the
head of the dell, containing each of the fuccefiful
animals, for the infpeftion of the public.
Baru AGIICULTuRa SOctITT. —The Annual
Meeting of this refpetlable Society began on Mot-
day lair, when the feveral Committees met at Het-
ling Houfe in Bath, belonging to this Society, the
refidence of its Secretary, and made all the neceirary
arrangements for the (hew of cattle, implements, dm.
Several excellent fpecimens of (lore cattle were !hewn.
and examined in a yard adjoining ; after which, the
company dined together at the White Hart Tavern.
Sir GroILOS 0. PAWL was in the Chair, and there
were prefent,
Lord Candor, Sr John Smith, Sr J. Hippeeey. MereDieten.
Hera and Gore Langton. the Member, for Soeserferthire Mr.
Hobbouk, M. P. Mr. Nartooort, M. P. Dr. PUTT, Mr. V. Sitwell.
M. P. Mr. Paula, Mr. Biginglky, Mr. Maley, Mr. /Wand, Mg.
Dyke, Clark. Gordon Grey, Eq. Mr. Dia% Mr. Lethbridge,
Manor Crooke, Ifg.D.e.
Captain NORTON, an American Gentleman, who
has edited this country for agricultural information.
was elated an honorary member ; as were Mr. Da-
ve, Profefor or-Cheeniary, fed Dr. Cuanza.
The meeting at Rettig Hook, on Tnefday, was
moll numeroully attended.
Bss)arsa Hnarrouse, Efq. M. P. in the Chair, hi
the abfence of the Duke of IllsDroler, the Prefident,
wise was prevented from attending.
Lord Soneavreta alto wee pievented from at.
tending, by indifpofition. - •
Several excellent fax cattle wins(hewn alive in the
yard ; among which. Mr. Eminent': (hewed an ea-
cellent two years old sew 'Lander (peep
Geer, three gond new Leiceller, one of two, and
three years old" ; Mr. Jones, Wellington, two
(beep of mixed breeds, Dorkt and Leicefter, and
Leicefter and Wilts.
Several excellent fpecimens of fine wool were pro-
duced and examined, particularly from the Apr of
erodes between the Spanifh, Ryelands, and Wilts.
Specimens of cloth were alto laid before the Socie-
ty from Englifit wool, much exceedinoffing uality any
before made from wool imported fr pan
The era adjudication of the annual gold medal,
left by the late lamented Duke of
was made to Mr.
BrirroliD, sod
called IS The Bedfordean Medal,"
the Nature and
AITHUR YOUNG, for his Elroy on
Properties of Manures, there being feveral other
candidates. Sir J. HsrrasLlT was eleBed a Vice-
Prefident, and between fifty and fizty new Member'.
refident in different parts of the United Kingdom.—
Premiums to encourage Friendly or Benefit Socie-
and
ties. among the labouring poor, were adjudged.
a new one eftablifhed for the encouragement ofd
Fe-
male Friendly Societies. The company retireto
the White Hart to dinner, where the utmoß har-
mony prevailed till a late hour.
On Wee/nada, morning. the careafes of the fat
cattle which had been viewed alive on the precedirg
day, and examined by Meffrs. Gait, Atu•
LIT. and two other Gentlemen, who were appointed
judge.. were examined ; after which B. Hossov sc,
Ely. the Chairman. adjudged the premium to Too.
Caooce, Efq. for the bed heifer and calf ; they were
of the Tythertun breed, or two parts French and one
Devon. To Mr. Gi.y Ds of Predon, near Yeovil, the
prize for the bell fow and her offspring; they were
between the China and Leiceßer breed. aod remark-
ably fine ones. To Mr. Tao?, near Monmouth, for
the heft fat (beep cf the new Leiceder breed; and
to Mr. Lewis, the prize for the belt fat fpayed
lid
fer, being of the Glamorgan breed. Several imple•
ments and other things, were exhibited, which ward
of room obliges us to omit.
Notvrithilanding it has been llMOTions, from 11 e; e-
duced number et Tickets in the Lois. les of .a.e
years, that the (apply to the kingdom wa. fo c,.,
an
derably leffened, as to render an early ourchale
objeft of real Policy and Prudence. yet, trom a mon
unfounded conception that Tickets would becosne
cheaper, the nearer the Drawing approached, 'deer,
Curers fubjeeed themfehres. by the delay, to an im.
menfe rife r th-ir tope/live purchafes. In the ad.
vented flages of the {ail Lottery, the Rife was near'',
abrve
a hundred per Cent, nn Tickets and Shares,
their original Price. Such procraftination, therefore,
may be infatuation, but it certainly cannot be wifdow.
Tliele conlideritinns arc of no Buell moment. in re
fped to the approaching Lottery instansary. Let
dear bought experience then hint to who porpro.ole
to htUIIC Puteltafrrs, to be cartyis tin who
Mar