Star.
London, England, 1816-11-11 00:00:00

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SEIC/IRD'S ENIGMA.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS. At
P. For " Litelleekrelves Latitton • Intlecenee lime and Term w
Cemisarce and Contentment,- Happy, Fidelity, tells, Eitrad
mils I Lucre, Dominion and Divinity
L. W. J. M shim d.knew :hat.ffiteilisg will not answer for Planet
Tonsil, Ike. offers .History er Harnitioy, Innocence,
.ffrout
Ittailicatlon or Rliiging ortells, Activity, Pledge, Oceans, a
AMMO Veuus, I iberty, Idolatry, Subinission—iiitaastrous.
• TO THE EDITOR OP THE STAR.
• "•••• To gain the Amain the works &an, •
Close An/lir:arias must its aid impart;
The Mind bright gent of intellectual light,
Bounds o'er creation ;it a single flight ;
The Lawyer's lease nowt certeinit demands,
A proper Smeland Sireatere of bands;
• The siselWmiawn signet in the time 01 Peace,
'Tie Trofr, .sellieh Unions hope to see Increase;
Monis to Expectation giving birth,
The 'anxious ploughman liwilesier the earth;
- 'That Soldier' duty, and the Louse's tow,
Is eve* Rea'y, nape will disallow ;_
Dishes septet between the earth and see ;
Merit ne'er servile-44446es won;
• . 'The Miser and the Jew ou ;Mosey ben?, •
• Tapia tt itruggle hard, stilt &content;
A,:- The wttee ambition, pin-money renews,: z.t ~ '
And Parsou's -Meaty clanks+ Easter dues; ..
~.„..m0,41 twenty years oppression bore dread away,
O'er Beiglunt's sons; destruction mark'd its way f
Till Orange Seven rang throe Holland's plains,
• And'AMSTERDAM renamed the SPUR'S aline I
Lee}, Nov. O.
TO THE EDITOR.
llc Wits matchless worth let lamer stand
Superior In the woe its of Art's tare hand;
While different meads the sun- idea frame
- And clothe the rainbow in bright his' name.
She can unfold the try of Trese--explaiu
he well-known signal when fir Pace must reign;
She can embody with the Lawyer's quill,
The just Conveyance of the Landlord's
.Sbe moves tie ploughman's tongue with snags of praise
• T. Berea for fostering breeze and genial me;
'Tis she prods ns the .Taithfel lovers' vow—
• L=lids the faithful somber when to bow.
ts from shore to flume, from sea to sea,
The blissful sounds of Isrueortanty.
• 1, Tbs. Planet seen between the earth and sun,"
She calls eclipsed, or the Eelspee Or one;
The Jew and Miser's toy she oft has told
;Is Lttare's treasures, or the love of gild;
• be, Trent the 'month of wife ambitions, claim
4tielfhat &terms des to those of Dobler name •
• . Which custom places to the Parson's fame ! D.
DRURY LASS .ragArit&—SaturdAy night, after
die repetitioa of the Guardians, which continues (oat& ,
tract, a new Ballet was produced, called the. Bridal of ,
Flora. It is a pretty composition. affording Miss
SUITH and Mr. OSCAR Brats opportunity to display
themselves to great advantage. It was very well re-
aived.
PRIVATZ THRATRICALII•Thr Private Theatricals
have been resumed at Charlton Place, is Kent, the
mansion of RoBRRT Foam, Esq. where elegant and
numerous audiences were assembled on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, to witness the
performance of MORTON'S excellent Comedy, Speed
the Ploy b, and the Farce of Three Weds after liar-
Age. The characters were oast as follows :
SPEED THE PLOUGH. .
Sir P.-Blandfind - - Mr, Dit.t.itorr.
Morringtoa • - Mr Waist:llAm.
Sir Abel Handy •t. Major HART.
Bob Handy • • Mr. H. CRAIRTMETA,
Henry • - Captain CILAWROMO
Warmer Ashaeld '• . Mr. FOOTS.
Evergreen • • Mr. &asa.
Gerald • • Mr. Siavasost.

Servant - . Mr. Trost mow.
Miss Blandford . . Mrs. FOOT IL. •
Lady Handy . . Dy a young Lady.
Susan &Wield - . Mass Ds Como.
Dame Ashileld -; . Mrs. Messaartn.
THREE WEEKS !SPIER MARRIAGE.
Sir Charles Rackett - • Mr. FOOTS.
Dreggett . 0. Major HAtti.
Woodville - - Captain CanwroaD.
Lovelace - - Mr. Banirdis.
William . . Mr. Tmostrsost.
Lady Rashest - . Mrs. Foos-s.
Mrs. firemen . . Mrs. Das OTT*
Dilnity . . Mrs. Mimosa+.
Nancy . . Miss Ds CiLsza.
An 'appropriate Prologue was spoken by Mr. FoOTS,
and_ an Epilogue by Mr. CHAMPtairrt.—The utmost
ezettiond of the Performers were used to support the
respective characters, it would therefore be invidious
to particularise any; suffice it to say, that each even-
ing the audienee testified the pleasure afforded them
by repeated plaudits.
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itioll AOMNARY Occunassces.—Saturday night,
at billf past eleven o'clock, a person of the name of
Ancreivon, who had been turned out of the Apple-in.
Hand public house, in Little Sutton-street, repaired
Io the Cart and Horse, in Goswell.street, where,
• slier much abuse, he challenged one John Levi to
. fight him. Anderson and Levi were in the silver
andlewellery trade, both equally well known, in the
neiihbourhood. They fought for a little time with-
er "iirijilsissg; when Anderson is supposed to have
plunged a case knife in the groin of Levi, who was
conveyed to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, but imme.'
diately died. 'Anderson appears to have been always
a quarrelsome fellow. He had aimed a pint pot at
the head of Levi, which the landlady of the Cart
and. Horse, Mrs. Rowland, had the courage and dei:'
• terity to avert from him. • Anderson is lodged in
Clerkenwell prison, The latter was searched at the
time, but no offensive instrument was found on bins,
though it is presumed be must have thrown it into a
reservoir near the spot.
Saturday morning, between twelve and one, the
house of Mr. Thompson, tallow -chandler, in Brewer.
street, was entered; and an alarm being given, a man
was isprehended in the kitchen behind some boxes.
He wallahs!' to St. James's watch.house, when sel
ii sillier. a &Ones, and 15 papers of ss. each, were
found upon him; which he acknowledged to be the
;property of -Mr, Thompson. He was put in the
• black bole, Where, unknown to two men who were in
confinement, with him, and although he was hand-
coutrivod to strangle himself witb his neck
baadteschief, by affixing one end to a bar of the gra.
&iv and tying the other round his neck. On his,
sitg' awn being discovered, medical assistance was
obtained, but in vain, life was extinct. He proves
tote *than Of the name of Brock, who kept a hair-
dresser and watchmaker's shop in Great Windmill-
' street; Haymarket. An Inquest sat on the body,
andlrotight in a verdict of fele-dew. Imes prip,d,
that be. bad declared his intention of never going,
alive to Newgate s his wife is new rally to lie an,
wad the watortunase felon sent her Bs. 6d. (ail that be
badotud which -did stet belong.U. 'llsompa)
jut LAW k killed hillVelf°