Star. — London, England, 1804-06-27 00:00:00

Lie liii ;CS If C Xrditlriati ImmuOsiver. AILS THIS DAY....WInd N. N. W: or. aid the On. an- W2s nd- ST ind ved ded liar i ble U 17: sere re. hey fol. TY : lent • for '164 r on "crc 'ball CCT THS, t AIM Were unty ,Fled , idge and ar.d )has. 1., an until J, at niers and eat- •era. Dos. AU. sirs. bublio s o Hamburgh o 3 Waterford t z Gottesboret e o Pro zsiscr, Joan ;sr.—This day the Milford, of ■nd for this port, Wit :Asses, arrived from Plymouth, with fundiies. The Mary Ann, of and from Dart inouth, Nrtns, Mailer, with wine, failed for Briftol in the evening of the roth inflant. JUNE zj —Yeflerday, after poll, arrived the No rway brig Two Brothers, of Tunlbergh, Joon Jons son, Mailer, lalt from Dram, with timber and deals, for this port. Fatle:ism., Joss 24.—Arrived the Furly, Rowe, from London, under convoy of a hired brig, name Unknown. The Weft India fleet (outward-bound) under convoy of his Majefly's chips BIAULISU, of 36 guns, and Baccmasys, ass glow appeared off this Port early this morning, and were joined from hence by the Earatraaaasur a Cutter, and the fol lowing each, viz. I Aaive, GILL, for Honduras; Lady St. John, Cows', for St. Vincent Goodintent, ANIMISM, for Ditto; North Star, H aaaaa , for Bar badges ; Chard, Caoom, for Jamaica; alto failed the Pairicsss CNAILOTTt packet, Km, with Mails for the Leeward Iflands. The Watsimostast packet, Rossays, With Mails of the 19th inf. for Litton, will fail on the arrival • of the Parses or Wm.ss from thence. Wind North. P. S. A Letter from Captain Beta., of the )4•1111.3010/JC or, mentions the capture of that packet, after an anion of one hour and ten minutes; the packet was carried into Guadeloupe. Pyrnoorso, June 25. —Arrlved the &retina, Psalms, from London. Sailed the Moat frigate, Captain Scorr, on a cruise. Came in the Danith flip Mary, Captain Nrir peas, from Dantsick, with naval limes, for the Deck yard. Sailed the NAIAD. of 38 guns, on a cruise; and failed to join the Chan nel fleet, the WlNDana CaITLI, of 98 guns ; Foo t 'oyes? of 84; Tasatat.a of 74, and the MOW* TAGWI of 74. -a-Wind S. S. E. Poe ts moo t ',Just s as.—Arrived the Choice, ..—, from ChridianfAnd. Sailed the M,TIOC bomb on a Cruise. Wind S. S. E. Juwa s6.—Arrived the Airly Cattle Batt Tndia. men front the Downs, and the January, Sraatcoce. from Dantric. Sailed the Asocial; frigate. and ?Romeo bomb en a cruise. Doyle, June ss.-..Some heavy firing has been beard from daylight this morning until about one o'clock, p. m. fuppolkd to be fome of the enemy's gun-boats going along !bore to Boulogne, where they continue to coiled an immenfe number of craft, of different defcriptions, for invading us. By a perfon lately returned from Eating, we learn. that a very great !laughter took place on board the enemy's flo. ti la that lately engaged Sir Sumer ; one of the large praams had above too killed, ■nd a very confider. able number wounded. The preparations for inva. Pion go on without interruption, and are very eon& dyable ; the (oldie,. in general are very eager to come, in hopes of enriching themfelver.4lte Officers are not quite fo fanguine. Sirs ssssss , Just ss.—Arrived his Majefly's fhip VLItTal, with the Vssuvous bomb ; the former was paid yellerday, and will fail tn•ronrrow ; and the lat- ter, it is fuppnfed, will be paid off and laid up in or dinary, being very old The Supply tranfport and Whitby brig, with the Chatham lighter, have alto ar; rived from Deal ; as has alto the Catharine, Fla RV WAN, from Hondura%, and failed up the river Thames. AMETHYST has failed, and the VULTURE will fail to-morrow, with the Baltic convoy. YARMOUTH. Jews 35.—Laft night arrived from the Baltic, the homeward bound lett, under convoy of an armed Ptip and a cutter, and failed this morn ing for their refpellive ports. The outward bound have not yet arrived, although ezpelied here there two days. Sailed the Bassas a Bopp awn, with con voy for Tonningen ; the SANDWICH lugger, with dif patches for the fleet off ; and the CHAMPION totter, for the Tezel fleet. Wind S. E. light breeze. Joist 16.—Sailed.the EacLe and ADMIIAL Net.- sow cutters, on a ensile. Arrived from the North ward 11.5 A 1125, Triton, Paragon, and Scepter arm ed (hips. Sailed the Catharine bye boat, for Rotter dam ; and the Ranger, for Tnnningen, with bale goods and paffengers. The SPOR esow !loop fails to morrow, with live bullocks, fur Admiral Tiroameo louna's Beet off the Tezel. FROM LLOYQ'S LIST. _ _ Dana, lowa 25.—Casie 4101,11 (mai the River theAtdr Cattle, /Vl:44h for the halt Indies ; and the George, esillefon, for tierettar. June a6.--!ailed yefterday everting the Airly Collie Fait In. diaman, for Portfmoutb.—Arrived the Mariner gun brig, from a cruise ; and remains in the Downs with his klajefty's (hips, the armed defence kips and tranfitorts as per E. N. E. GRAVESEND, tot s+.4"afred by the Plover, Trutt t She!. laly, Hoag ; Brot re, Forden ; Negritt, Berke ; Forma*, Antler (on ; Three Friends, Angus; Catharine, Kttfoo ; Emanuel. Vow. cU; Koeirdburg, Goobley ; Eleanor, Merlins; Anna Dorothea, Borough; Friar, Willis; Specalatioo, EitErse; Elisabeth, Zn. phyr; Europa. Nolus, Harim ; Norwals CwleY Wow' ikell. Abby ; Indutiry, Kerriffon; North Star, Loring; end Pro• weft , o. Andsrfao, from Norway ; Hooter, —,from Penfacok ; Ctinn.aid,blooke ; and Edward and Henry. Leckie, from Stet tin , Charlotte Ann, Burnell, from Peterkergh ; Medina, Riney; Five Brother., Vrow Anna, Burman; Elizabeth, Whs rerrord ; Jamey, Hardt= ; Vrow Peter, Dirks; and Ha :!right. jacobs,front Tonniagen ; Europa, Cook, from Dantate ; Pstrels. Bawman; and Freede Werner..--, from Cbrilttana ; Diana, cwit, from Denmark ; Vrow Dina. Yout ; footle Jan, M.,rris ; and Two Breibere, Mitre, from Enabden.—Sadcd the Union. 1 homes. for Philadelphia ; Negotie, Meyer, for Catwycit ; Doro thea, Bider, (or Cadiz; Geode Howe, Harker, Vreindich.p, Ip. fin ; ar.d •he inr;re Pieter, Maher, for Toeningen. r 25 —Pala by the I lope and Anchor, —, from Nor way: Sheut Fedor, Shaker, from Prier:burgh; ‘'rov. Martha, fr:rn Poppcnburch ; Endraaht, Ceobolis ; Two Sitters, Forman, and Vrow Senall.le, liartny, from Embeen.—f ailed, the Little Jean, , fcr Africa; hien., Walker, f..r t;urritfcv ; Espednion, Plaredutr! , h, llrmenr ; F.ndraeMeam, Deireder, far "tonningen ; Vrow Anita, Elter.s, ud JaZtuvr Tfaaaa, hot - hcff, for Enabden. km flit Otiboti eAzrrni, pia is. 10011 yuma s 6. Extra!! of a letter from Vice Admiral RAI moss, Commaatier is Chief of his ltdajefty's Dips and weeds ha the Eali Indies, to the Secretary of the Admiralty, Dated 60 beard the TRIDIIIIT. Ia Bombay harbour, jaatsary 24, s 8 4. The Atsion and Scarf-az captured the Clad& French privateer, of twelve guns and one hundred and fifty (even men, on the slit of December, in lat. deg.l6 min. South, and long. 95 deg. so min. EA. The Clariffe failed from the Ina of France the sath November, viauaUed for fit months, to cruise in the Bay of Bengal I the had not made any capture. DISTRIRIMON OF PRIZE-MONEY. To the Hydra, for the capture of the two French privateers la Phoebe and Ic Favorl, on the 25th June and tift July, 1803. II dif nibution will be made on hoard toe Hydra, at Portfmouth, oo the 3cth inftant, and recalled at No. a, Clement's Inn, every TocfJay and Friday for three years. To the hired cutter Rok, for the French privateer le Terrible, a dlitribution will be made on the 3d of July, and recalled every Tuefday and Friday for three yeara To the Fifgard, for the capture of •he Whift and Porten.. no the 31 It July, 17502, a difiribution will be Ina te on the 3d of July, at No. tB, Clement's Inn, and recalled every Twiday and Friday for three years. The late kip Stag. for the capture of the Two Bream, In May, 1798. the Wing and Farhat, in July, 1,99, and the dwention of the the:omb, in Auguft, typsp, will be paid at No. t;, ',term d's Inn, Holborn. OR the sth of July, and recalled on the SIR and third Thurfday in every month for three years. To the Hazard. for the capture of la Franchife French frigate, a diariontion w II he made an beard the Hazard upon her arrival at Plymouth; and to the remainder of the thip's tompany on board the Sea Jokf, upon bee arrival at Plymouth, and recalled for three ram la Oatilivarmt, Plymouth, every Monday and 1 Midday. COMPIT, WNVtIMALL, jt/112 at. — The following caulks were determined before the Mat Noble and Right Honourable the Lords Commiffioners of Ap peal* in Prize Canfes: The Lady Grace, Mares neater,—This Sip, laden with coffee, and bounden a voyage from Maryga!ante to be. Thomas, wascap tared is Awin% ,Soo, by his Majelly's Dip Severn. John Whit by, Efq. Commander, and eardtd into the (Band of St. MAIO. Wiser —Ship and cargo loitered as clairnei. The brig Berkley, Snow matter —This veffel, laden with a car go of gin, boner. cheek, linen, and a variety of other ankles, in the peaks-Oka of her voyage from Andterdain to Batton, was captured on the Loh of /avail, don, by the private Sip of war Earl of Dublin, Jofeph Churchill, Conunander, and eartkd to He idi: —in this ea.: their Lordillips reflood the lb*, and part of the cargo. as claimed, and directed further proof to be made of the other pan. Sania Clara, Retied. malt appeared in this eafe, that the chip in queftion, undo. Spanillt colours, was captured by Na Ma jetty's Rip Retribution. rowed Peter Falter, £(q. Commander. vaunt ,n the yrofecution of her voyage (under his Wick's mice) from bisfrau, in New Providence. to New Orleans, and was proceeding to Jamaica, far adJudicatioo, when Ike was met with, rod taken polfelfinn of, by &Span& armed brig, the dicers sod crew of which molt out the whole cargo, except • cable, and then pamittro the nip to proceed to Jamaica, where the Judge reamed the Rip, but rejedett the claim as to the 6110 taken out by the Spanilit armed brig.—.Tlitir Lardikips Aimed the len ience of the Court below, with raped to the sip, end decreed regitotion of the cargo, or the value thereof, to be paid to the el.dgnant. The Ocrptnte, Mucha& mailer—Property refired u claimed, on payment of the captor's capcneca.—Adjourned. HIGH COURT OT ADP4I r JUNe 26.—This day the Right Hon. Sir W. SCOTT proceeded to the adjndication of the following cafes : I , Otodtblp, Clements idp foiled under American colours, laden with a cargo of coat, boar and pepper, w bleb was taken en board at the Cape of Good Hope.—'rise Court, in this cafe. dreamt further proof to be made of the alp and cargo. Hullbang, netball mater.—This ihip failed under Owed& colours, with a cargo of wine, fruit, and other articles, bound on a voyage from Malaga to Entbden. It was contended,io this en behdf of the captors, that this was a fade delthmtioes, had set with a view to getting into a French port.—The Court mitered dm hip bee condemned the cargo, and pronounced againft the claim far freight and apeeen to the neutral matter. The Court after MO or three final claims for various goods, adjourned. Tutfday fennight arrived at Cork, his Majelly's Coop Argus CatpKittoe, from Plymouth. Erin, of Dublin, one of the (sips of the unfortunate con voy, many of which were loft, lately arrived at Barbidoes the 9th of Map The Kiagfmill, Boon, from Livespool for Balladeer, is captur ed by Is Bonaparte French privateer, and carried into Guide. loupe ; from wtatee It reported that 37 privateers we out crisis ins ; rnottof them have so or 6o riflemen on bout The Eacr.Bent, Davis, from Cementite (or Landon, has been captured by a French privateer, recaptured by the Kik cutter, and carried into Runtime. Aaarrazi—Olf Dover, Hunter. Cotton, from Penfacola—At Liverpool. Hannah, —, from Salem • and Lucy, Williams, from Trinidad—At Clyde Howard, Blak, from New Orleans; Margaret, Miller; and C olumbia. Waft, from Charkfton; Go vernal Men, kitchie ; and Benton, —, from Trinidad—At Dublin, Cecilia, Wamburgli, from Alicant-.At Havannah, Mo na, Tobin, from Africa—At Bahama., Thomas, Wallis, from Africa—At Jamaica, Cumberland. Wales; and Cowastsle, M•Maf ter, from Landon—At Nevis. 'twins. Peelle; and Blitannsh. HeP pinltall, from London—At Newfouotand, Nymph, Pro& from Tdgmnoutb—At Angola, Margaret, Lam; and Kitty, Donald, from Liverpool—At St. Kitt's, Kitty, Donald, from Africa—At Trinidad, Eliza, Wade, from LiverpsohAt Africa Margaret and Elisabeth. —; and Mary, Afloat, from Liv erpool—At Barbacloes, General Suwarrow, Towel. from Cork.—lo Yarmouth Roads, Baltic, Darnell; and Norfolk, Nelbitt, from the Baltic— Off Whitby, ISetfey, Conner. from MemelOff Klngibridge, Either, Inglifit. from Trinidad..-Off Southampton. Pair American, johnfon, from New Orleans—At Dartraosith, Ceres, Wood, from Longfound—At Lynn, Two Brothers, Shark, from Chtilliana— Belton, Fadtor, Conway, from Loadso—At Bartiadoes, Ann, Derwen, from Briftol--At Trinidad, Venus, Tour; and Eleanor, Crow, from London. Extra of a Letter received yellerday from an Officer on board the Esau!, of 74 guns, off the The!, dated the aoth inilant:—.' Admiral THORP( BOROUGH is indefatigable in obtaining accounts rela tive to the enemy's preparations in the Tele' ; we yeflcrday boarded a veQ'el under Pruffian colours, bound to Cadiz, from which we learnt, that there has bccn no alteration for the let ten days in the movements of the fquadron, nor have any troops been embarked. As to the latter Ratement, I can not fpeak to a certainty ; but, from our (hip, it is plainly to be perceived no alteration has taken place in the movements of the enemy's flaps. The Cap tain of the wad alfo Rates, that previous to his leaving the Texel, it was reported there were in the harbour of °Read fix prams, fumy schooners, and 300 gun boats, ready for (ea." We have received New York papers of the 33d ult. from which we have made the following tetrads o New YORK, MAY a 3 letter from Martinique, of the 341 inftant, mentions that the frigates S and DIDON, had arrived at Gnadaloope with troops, four hundred of whom were immediately fent to Martinique. In confcquence the ail ival of there frigates, an embargo took place at Glia.i.il The greater part of the troops had art ivcd at Marti-. nique. “ Upwards of fifty Amerivan verel. have recent ly been captured by French privateers in the W'ell Indict, mutt at them with valuable ear g t-es. We hav e this day ret.e red, by the wa) ut Chaitefluwn, an ac count of the t apttre of three valuable scads of ill,. port, bound to Pert au Pr ince." :410kTING INTILLICENa. WIUDGENORTH RACES.-THURSDAY, JUNE MI Fifty Pounds Plate: Mr. Clifton's b c Sir Übe, by Wilkey • 4 5 4 Mr. Lord's ch f Sphsaway • - • 1 1 3 Mr. Lockley's be f Paraphsit - • 3 3 1 Mr. Kelleanaon's s f Iphlgenla • _. • s bat. FaibaY.—Fifty Pounds Plate. Mr. Reeee's b I Doebefi, by Old Tat - 1 2 1 Mr. Lord's ch I Danceaway . 2 1 i Mr. Kellerman's Iphigenla - - 3 3 3 NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE RACES, FRIDAY. The Gentleman's Plate of pl. four-mile beats. Mr. Hodsfon's ch e Stretch, by Stride, 4 yrs ea a 3 1 Mr. 11. v low's blt Thor:milk Royal, 6 yrsold 3 5 2 Mr. W. Hutchinfon's b m Spitfire. 5 yrs old I 1 3 Stretch bolted the fecond heat. Sir H. Williamfon's Firelock, received forfeit from Lord Scarborough's Guaneam, 50p. SAl' Uaoar.—The Ladies Platt. Not run for. Row' w o Harm—The two Gentlemen who Tome time fince laid a wager on the abilities of the London and Gravesend Weermen, differed in opinion as to the ftrength and fldll of the lofers. Of the others, there was no queftion. Mr. D. backed Jack Shep- pard and Jim Howell, and Major W. laid on the fide of Iliac Wood and Ned Broome% The ori ginal wager between there two Gentlemen was too guineas a fide ; they alto purchafed a new wherry, value lo guineas, to be prefented to the winning oars. Yelterday being the day appointed for the de cilion of the conceit, the parties flatted at 13 mi nutes before five in the afternoon, from a little above Greenland• Dock, to a place near Woolwich, called Charlton Sand, a dillance of shout fix miles. They rowed down with the tidc, it being, at the time of flatting, about half an hour's ebb, fo low down the river. They then rowed round a boat, moored there for the purpofe, and bad a fevere pull up againft tide. The bye bets, which were very numerous, were in general even, and the event juftified the idea of even wagers. At the Petting off, Wood and Bromwell got the flan ; at Dog and Duck Stairs they were near too yards ahead ; this they main tained, with little variation, almoll all the way down. On coming up they began to lore. The match was very clofely contefled, but at coming in, Howell and Sheppard were about so yards a-bead. It was about 20 minutes part fix when they returned to the point lions whence they flatted, halting run about s a miles in an hour and a half. Monday night the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, doled its performance for the year with the Cakiats, and ralesiess sad Orlon at the end of the Opera, Mr. Ktmsta came on the nage, and, in a neat ad drefs, returned thanks on the part of the Proprietors and performers, for the diftinguilbed marks of favour with which their exertions had been honoured through. out the feafon, and expreffive of their intention to continue their belt endeavours to merit a continuance of the public patronage as their belt reward. At the above Theatre the Opera of the Drama was laft night admirably performed for the benefit of the Bayfwater Hofpital. Baan•m, STOILACI, Dsoavw, and ICI LLT lent their aid, and Quite exhibited the 44 cunning little liear" with all his vital adroitnefs.—. In the Afterpiece, the veteran Mooar appeared as golfew. He played with undiminilbed powers, and was molt warmly greeted. Mrs. Dimon played Nell with much fpirit and vivacity. The audience was elegant and numerous. Enurrow and histriiews are engaged at Drury lane nest feafon, with liberty to play at Contmaa's Theatre from the ,sth of May. A daughter of CHUM, the a/tor, made her fink appearance at the Richmond Theatre on Friday laf Z as May, in Juba Ball, and Floras, in Mir Grassi raoeker. She acquitted herfclf very creditably in both charade's. The celebrated Jolt atom, the (muggier, has, it is Paid, given his jailors at Middleburg a fpecimen of his wonderful dexterity. After being confined in prifon ever fence May 31, 5803, he broke through every impediment and made his efcape. He has not fence been heard of. The Merchants,exporters of Tea to Ireland, wait ed on Mr. Forrza yeflerday to receive his anfsver to the application of the Committee of Merchants in the Irilh trade, as to the laying on the additional Duty on Tea in Ireland, according to the ufage of Parlia ment, viz. " on Teas to be imported into Ireland after the paging of the Ad." Mr. FOSTEII told them, that in corfequence of the (mall quantity of Teas on hand in Ireland, he would relinquifh his intention of laying the duty on Ail is band; hut he was doubtful as to the time when the duty fhould attach, and he hoped the trade would feel fatisfied in having flock in hand exempted. 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On Sunday evening, at eight o'clock, a dreidfsil clap of thunder, equal to the &charge of a osonai, followed by the molt awful lightning, took place at Woolwich. In an inllant the rigging of the Prams thear hulk, lying a breaft of the Dock-yard, was difcovercd on fire. The alarm bells were rung. Mut every allittance afforded by the crews of the othfl fbips in the harbour. The fire having taken place le the centre of the derrick fOreat, water was pared in quick fuccefflon, in buckets, sip the &fonds to the round top, and the flames form estinguithed. The lightning firuck the top of the fbear., pared down the derrick (a large boom, tt7 feet in Imgth). as low as the lower derrick fall, then took a dkioss down the lap, fluted a plank on deck, and tinged tho bedding in the hammocks between decks. but provi dentially no perfon was bon on board. The derrick is thivered to fplinten. Two fentinels on the Dock Wharf were Bruck blind by the lightning. . _ A Letter from Brighton, dated Monday lad, lays—" The weather during the greater part of yel terday, though clear, was extremely fultry, not a breath of wind ruffling the furface of the ocean, Is the evening, the Military Parade to the North Was onufually crouded with fafitionable pedeftrians ; all of whom, toward* eight o'clock, as the military were difmired, removed to the Steyne Promenade. to the Forth. This walk had become the general refort but a fhort time, when fymptoms were difrn verable of an approaching form, and fosse brilk Halite. of lightning (non after, accompanied by a Grower of hail and rain, compelled the greater part of the company to leave the Green, and leek refuge in their refpeftive mentions. The ottn, mail nearly eleven o'clock, continued momentarily to 'percale is violence ; the rain at length began to defiend in tor rents; the heavy bards of thunder fltook every hoofs in the place to its bale, while the call concave of heaven was ken in one vivid and inceffant blaze.—A form fo dreadful as this appeared, is not in the me mory of the oldeft inhabitant of the place, and the conflernation and alarm which it occafioned was univerfaL About half pall ten o'clock, a ball of fire from the S. E. frock and dekenderf the chim ney of the houfe to the Weftern extremity of the Crefcent, occupied by Mr. Hassaataon, which, en. tering the kitchen; druck down the footman, bat providentially withriat doing him any material inju ry ; and afterwards, in an oblique direftion, pared through the windows, and exploded, filling the pre miles, and all parts adjoining, with a heavy, timid, and fulphareous (woke. The alarm into which the family, were thrown by this incident is more eafily conceived than exprered. Two ftrong walls. at call fourteen inches in diameter, about the neigh uonrhood of the Crekent, were perforated by the lightning, levering them nearly down-the centre, and kattering the fragments of Ropes and mortar to a dillance of upwards of twenty feet, both so the right and left. The apertures in the walls, as they ap peared this morning, were fulficiently wide to admit the largeft horfe with cafe to pals through them. A field of potatoes, in the lame quarter, were in various parts, for many yards, completely bared to the fur face of the earth ; the window-limiters of a houfe as the New Steyne were fplintered, cracking at the fame infant, one pane of glafs ; and various people. who were unfortunately expofed to the temped, be tween this place and Lewes ' were 'truck to the easth by the blazing fl uid ; none of whom, that we have yet heard of, we are happy to Rate, received any material hurt. The violence of the dorm, which is impoffible for me accurately to dekribe, or the ge neral terror which it excited, begun gradually to abate about eleven o'clock, and had nearly pared over by midnight. The filltermen who were in their boats filhing in the Offing du r ing th e t em p e ft, re lAtzsethis morning, that a tremendous blaze, appa rently proceeding from fome houfes on fire, was clic tinely leen by theta up the country towards ifor• (ham ; no farther accounts of which, however, have as yet reached this town." Captain Attaurnanv, Aid-de•Camp to 'General WILFORD, had a molt miraculous efeape, in his tour with the General to the Land's End. Riding near the cliff, his horfe flipped, and unable to recover himfelf, plunged over the precipice. By an extraor dinary exertion the Captain threw himfelf off at the moment when the horfe was falling, and clinging to the very verge of the cliff, providentially laved him. felt. The horfe, of courfe, was loft ;he was dafhed almoll to pieces. Bsesoritors -rue Acvnit.—By the following ex tra& of a letter from Liverpool, dated June 24. it appears this Gentleman has encountered a fad acci dent :—" The tragedy of The Revenge was performed here Lift night.—The charatier of etlonto was fuf. tained by Mr. B AAAAA ORS, of Zang.; by Mr. Coovea. In the laft feene of the play. where 'Fenno (labs him. Pelf with the dagger which he had previnuily wrelled from Zavga, poor BARRTWORS raided the fettle. It WAS a reel African dagger, a favourite of Mr. Coosa, and the fame which he always lees in acing &ago. Mr. &marmots. not aware of chi!, liruelz hirnfelf violently with this dreadful weapon, and in. (lantly fell upon the Rage. As he lay upon the Rage, he called softly for help, laying, " I am wounded. It is a real dagger." For a few fetonds. the per. formers flood znotionlefs from terror. At length Time one cried nut. Drop the curtain." and as alarm was excited. Some of the company ran from the houfe, others new to the Rage to gratify their es riofity. Among thofe were two medical Guideway who gave their amilance. Upon examination, they found that the dagger took a Ranting dire lion across the lower ribt. which it palled over, and lodged is his belly, in which it inthded a wound of about an inch. lie loft a great deal of blood. The wound was dreffed npon the Rage, after which, he was car ried home faint with lots of blood." Amonga the novelties at the Duke r.f BEDFORD'S (beep (bearing, none attrafted the saten:ion, rr met the approbation of the company lo much as Mr. CARTWRIGHT'S fieSETI engine, lately ereCied in his Grace's farm yard at Woburn for driving the threfh ing mill , which uf•d formerly to he worked by eight oxen, kept fulely frr that purpose. To threfh eight quarters and a half of oats was a full day's work for the oxen, which is n.-..w performed at the eapeseoe only one bufhel of coals in a fingle hour I The en gineer who creftcd it is Mr. Causal'. of lOW Dant, Lambeth.