Star.
London, England, 1818-09-26 00:00:00

A NEW ENTERTAISWEN'T.

-Miss Macaunzy, who, it may be remembered, at
the conclusion of the last season at Drury Lanc, ap-
peared in several tragic characters with universal ap-
probation, cm Thursday night gave an entertainment,
on her ownaccount, at the Crown and Anchor, in the
Strand, called " The Regalio." Want of space pre-
vents our enterin into an analysis of the merits of
this entertainment; we shall therefore only observe,
that Miss MACAULEY'S powers, both as a reciter and
a singer, met with considerab'lt and well deserved
applause, from an elegant and numerous audience.
Miss MACAULEY appears to have studied deeply, and
profited much from laborious reading and research,
and we conceive ourselves watranted in recommend-
ing her entertainment, as possessing at the same time
great powers of instruction and amusement, and a
truly agreeable satire on many of the prevailing foi-
bles that now so much lessen the fascination and
power female attraction ever ought to hold over the
Lords of the creation.

THE MARKETS.

ADENNEW G ATE alio I.F. 1
(By the
Beef 31 4d to 4s 44
mutton 4l Oa to 41 8d
Lamb 4s.

HALL MAHKET3, Sm. 25.
Carcase.)
1 Veal 3s 8d to Is Sd
Pork 5,4 d to 6s 4d
4d. to ss. 4d.

FILMES or HAY Zits
ST. /A Illref.
thy —.61 ios Od to 81 15$ od
Straw si its od to 31 M od
Clorerol ea od to 01 M Od

TRAW YESTERDA.I.
vurracnaraz..
Hay... 81 004 Od to 91 9s ed
Straw 21 12$ od to 21 16s ed
Clover SI Of to 101 0. od

PRICK

HOPS.
w korKRTS.

MEW GAOL

Kept 'ft os to sl Ss
Sussex 71 es to $1 Os
Essex Ol 01 to 01 Os
Foreign Ol Os to 01 Os

Kent 6l 15s to 91 ex
Sussex 61 Os to •.4 Os
Essex 9l Os to 101 lOs
ranililm 19.1 Os to 181 Os

PRICE or TALLOW. SOAP, AST CANDLES.
St. James's Market 55 6d I Town T.,:10w ' 92s &I
Clare Market
Nl)ite:hapel Market .... . ds 3i€l White ditto 90s Od
(per stone of 411 s) I Soap ditto 90$ Od
Yellow Soap, I I 24--Mottled, 124 E—Curd, 128s—Palm 12-Is.
Candles, per doz. 14$ bd—Moulds, I4s 4d.
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RAW II IDES.
I
Rest rfelfers and Steers (per Ordinary ....2s Od to es sd
stow) 23 Si to '.:s Od Market Calf llsodto os 04
Middlings es 4d to es Gd Eng. Horse Os Od to 10s 6d
Sheepskins--Polied, 4s :d to 44 la—Downs, Ss 04.1 to Ss 94
Shearlings, 2s Id to 26 Sl—Lambs, 46 tia to 5s Gd .

PRICE OF 'XAVIER.
Butts, SO to 561bs ear 2'.4 to 2.1 d per lb.
Ditto, .56 to 661 b. each .... - tS4 to arld
I)reuing Hides ..... ..... 29d to 22d
Fine Coach Hides Od to tad
Crop Illtles, 55 to 401bs or cutting Bod to aid
Ditto 45 to :Albs
Calf Skins, :a to 44.)11,i 24d to tad
'Ditto SO to ?Ms 33d to 404
I Ditto 70 to 80Ibs.. ...,., 30d to 36d
&nail Seals (Greenland) 26d to 30d
Large ditto ,... .... ...per dozen 706 to 100.
Tanned l4orse llidcs —. ........ ......... ... t.. 11d to Ind
Se.tin.h Horse llides. 11.3 d to 23.1
..--.

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COAL ltliErT,' Stn. eS.
Slips Sold.
1i .44$ 94 W diSs Sd
00i 941 to Om od

Ships at 11:4n...
t N,..tivcastle
0 Suud.•rirn4

COUNTRY MARKETS.
Urssuoca, Sept. a4.—Wlicat;per load Oc to ,C 2.5 00$.
Barley, per quarter, 54s to 764—Oats :.4s to 464-11earas,
75s to Bos—Peas, 76s to SlN—Aye, 77, to 84s.
atitanar, Sept. 24.—Wheat 9s. Od. to 12s oil—Beans, 104.6 d
to 111 Od—Vetches, Os Od per bushel.—Barley, 52s to ?Op 04
..-4.)ats, 54s Od to 4e4 Od per quarter—Bread, Is 114 the half
peck—Flour, 68; to 00s per sack.
Ozroass, Sept. 24—The price of a Bushel of Wheat Ils. 3ad.
Half peck Loaf, Wheaten, 21 311.-11ousehold, 2s od.
Ntwatatc, Brass, Sept. 24.—Wheat, 64s to 96s—Barley,
Mk to 721--Oati, 341 to 421—Bens, 78s to figs—Peas, 781
to 845....-Bread, Is Sd tO Is 11d. per Gallon.
litst.mm,—The Cork market notice of Thursday
se'nnight, says," We continue to have a large market
of every description of grain, and the qualities are
generally excellent. Oats have experienced another
decline of full Vs. from our last quotations, with a
prospect of a farther fall before the expiration of the
week. Price this ddy 435. 6d. to 455. a barrel of 33
stone. Barley still in request, and the price fully
maintained, say, 70s. and picked samples 725. a bar-
rel, 36 stone. Wheat has also declined full ls. a bag.
Large parcels were taken this day at from 40s. to
1.35. and some inferior qualities down to 375."

PrarsTagaits.—Spriug, Burns, Martin the baker, and an Ama-
teur, are to run a given distance against each other on Monday
next, in Hyde Park, for a rump and dozen. The two lor-rs to
I..iy the whole of the exptnses. Spring and Martin favourites.
BayLer starts on Monday to run 43 miles in five hours, (five
miles out and five miles in,) near Ashford.
The aentish Youth is also matched against Blumsell, the
Painter, to run the distance of 10 miles for 100 guineas a-side,
to be decided ou Friday uezt at Canterbury. From the extra-
ordinary fleetress possessed by both the above pedestrians, the
fudges (as they are termed) are somewhat puzzled how to bet
their money.
Box:wt.—The battle between the Bristol Cabbage, the Scrog-
gins of that country, and Ab. Newton, will take place on 'Mon-
day, Dear Chippenham, Wilts.—Monday hut, a tough battle
was fought at Latchingdon, in Essex, between the noted milkr
Jack Bonnewer.h, of Foulness, and a fancy Bricklayer, em-
ployed on the repairs of Southampton Church.—Bonnewerth
found a queer cl-stamer in the Bricklayer, who, after a sharp con-
' te.t, was d.:clared the winner.
Where an assemblage of talent and experience is
concentrated in one line of practice, a success .must
attend their application, not to be found elsewhere.
Ellis has been evinced in the Establishment of the
Medical Board at Charlotte-House, Blackii iars. road,
and at Woodstock-House, Woodstock-street. Oxford-
street, where cures are every day performed in cases
which have baffled the skill of eminent professors,
and excited their astonishment.—The Medical Board
have particularly attended to those consequences of a
certain disease, which entails the most distressing de-
bilities, and unhinges the constitution of both sexes.
They also remove the effects of those symptoms aris-
ing front juvenile indiscretion, from irregular living,
and from a long residence in warm climates of this
description they beg particularly to notice obstinate
eroptions in the skin, sore throat, pains in the head and
limbs, frequently mistaken for rheumatism, strictures,
fistulas, scropbula, &c..—Messrs. Cooerat and Co.
after forty years practice in various Hospitals, are
consulted at Woodstock...street, Oxford-street, daily,
from eight till eight; and at the Medial Board,
Charlotte-House, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-
_road, precisely front twelve until eight in the evening.
—Mechanics; and persons of moderate income, have
advice, gratis,:ifthey attend at certain hours, namely,
Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday mornings, until one
o'clock, and from six to eight every evening.
g A silit door, and private rooms for