Star. — London, England, 1807-02-23 00:00:00

1V.,1i/TIC.4L INTELLIGEACE. FALMOUTH, FEB. 20. • Arrived yellerday his Majeay's fhip HUMBFR I , Of 78 guns, from the Downs ; and this day his Majef ty's brig SCARPION, of 18 guns, Captain CARTARST s from a cruize, and has brought in with her the French brig privateer le General Bougainville, of 14 guns, and 94 men, which The captured on the r6th infant, in lat. 49. sz. long. ro. after a chace of four hours : the privateer had one man killed, and one wounded ; out ten days from Sr. Malo's, and had made one capture, viz. Commerce, CHRISTIE, from Oporto for London : alto arrived the brig Endeavour, Coca sow, from Liverpool for Malta ; the Mercury, SINCLAIR, from Plymouth, bound to Berbice ; the Richard, SrARc y, from Belfall, bound to Gib ra lt ar ; an d a tranfport (No. 26,) from Plymouth, with lots of main mall, bound to the fleet off Rochefort with provitions. Sailed yetlerday the Swedith bark Neutrality, HAR• rut, for Liverpool, and about forty fail of coaiters, under convoy of the Endeavour armed brig, and four armed tenders. Wind S. W. PLYMOUTH, FEB. 2T. Arrived the BOADICEA frigate, of 38 guns, from a truize ; alfo the SCORPION brig of war from a cruize, and has brought in with her the French brig Bou gainville, of 16 guns, out of St. Maine's 30 days, captured the 17th inftant, to the waward of Scilly. Alfo arrived the Lord Nelfon sloop, Howe mailer, from Cork with provifions ; and the fchooner oat. chum, j. Poo'. mailer, from Lifbon, which place fhe left on the 9th inflant, under convoy of his Majefty's Blip CAM IL LA : and the Danifh Chip Neptunus, HERS? matter, from Terragona, bound to Tonningen, laden with nuts and cork, detained by the Lively private ibip of war. Came down from Hamoaze and an chored in the Sound, the DRYAD, of 32 guns. PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY zr. Arrived his Majefty's lhip TOPAZS with eleven fail of tranfports under convoy from Cork, and feveral outward bound Tads, blown nut of the Downs in the gale of the 18th infiant. Wind S. W. DEAL, FEB. at. Arrived in the Downs the SATELLITE bop of war, and feveral other (hips of war from the Weaward, with damage; SAVAGE fliop of war from Belfafl, with a convoy, which are failed for the River : fhe fell in with the brig Sally, of Belief, off Plymouth, laden with linen and provilions, leaky, which fhe brought into the Downs. The Otter (loop of war has fent into the Downs a re taken 114, name unknown. DOVER, FEBRUARY 22. The late fevere norm has occafioned a great many veffels to take refuge in this harbour ; among them are the following :—Brig Friends Regard, Captain HORN say, of and from Sunderland, with coals, 101 l nearly all her fails; (hip o;is, Captain CROCKER, of and for New York, with fundries from London, loft two anchors and cables, mizea mak, and has received a great deal of damage in her hull by being run on board of by a very large fhip ; (hip Fair American, Captain Davis, of and for Baltimore, from London, loft two anchors and cables; brig Union, Captain Noses, of and from Yarmouth, bound to London, with corn, loft anchors, cables, fails and boat, and fprung a leak; floop Friendfhip, Captain CORR A LL, of Weymouth, from Deptford, with vietualling ftores, bound to Portfmouth, loft an anchor and ca ble ; fhip Margaret, of and from London, bound to the Weft Indies, loft two anchors and cables. The floop Dove, belonging to Weymouth, was brought in here yellerday by a fifhing fn:ack belonging to this place, which fell in with her nearly over on the French coaft withont a foul on beard : the has loft her bowfprit and received Tome damage in her bow apparently by fcme veffels having drove on board of her ; fbe is bound from London to Weymouth, with Arndt.) , goods. A number of vefrels have gone by for the Downs with no topmafts, and feveral are, it is Paid, on chore near Dieppe. Two French priva teers taking advantage of our cruizers being blown off their Rations, made their appearance fait night jrill after dark, but I have not heard of any veffels having been captured by them. Wind S. W. and blows very hard, with rain. SHEERNESS, FEB. 20. The Cybele, SMEIITHAM, and the Jupiter, Fut, Nam, tranfports, are both off the Shore, and fate in our harbour. Several of the tranfports are come into the harbour to take filcher, from the Nore, and amongfl them the Agents fhip the London, 1) OVAL The Lear Not), of London, WILLIAM DAVIS ma ter, was 101 l on the t Bth off the Shoe Beacon—crew Caved in the boat, and arrived here : the Captain re ports that he Paw two !loops, a fchooner, and brig, go on (bore in the gale on the Moufe rand, and every foul perifired. The Alfred of Maldon, for London, pax Psaatsc matter, with malt and flour, has re ceived very confiderable damage ; one of her crew perifhed by the inclemency of the weather, and the is on (bore on Grain Ifland. FAD. 21.—The FALCON !loop of war has this day /milled the Signal for a convoy to the Baltic, to fail on the i a of March. • YARMOUTI:, FEBRUARY tg. Since my last the following have come to hand, viz. The Jean, of and from Aberdeen, bound to London with oats, is on Chore between this place and Loweftoff, Ar.sx. ALLEor matter ; Chip and cargo loft—crew raved. The Tartar, of and from Shields, bound to London with coals, CHARLES GRANT mat ter, Chip and cargo on fhore between Loweitoft and this place—the matter and nine men loft. The Po- mona, of Plymouth, from Sunderland to Plymouth with coals. The John, TRAMATHE matter, Chip and cargo loft_crew faved. A boat driven on thore with name Ulyffes, of Shields, EDWARD ROBISON; ano Cher boat, name NATH. BR , WN upon her (tern ; a boat Dorytha and Ann, FAA? , Clq ikFFFß.sorr, on her ftern; a Humber keel, without any pet-lon on bear:, wrecked between this port and Hatborough, Echo, of South Shields, RICHARD HARDY mailer, in ballet —people faved. The Ceres, Lord Duncan and Induary, north country (hips, no account of the crews being laved. Oa Wir.:titon beach Trelawney, of this port, IV. Ft.r.t. mailer, with %cheat and oats ifrom Danzick, b•urnd to this port, crew all fared except a boy. Fortitude, 4 Shields, W. Scww. maker; a bark, and brig, both crews 1011, veirels 1 I rince gone to pieces, names nn:nowc. Able, jou)/ ktrwoLos matter, from Newcattle with coals—crew • 1 • and Largo raved. Several dead bodies have been wa(hrd on fhore hem and a great* plantity of wreck. Arrived the ARIEL fl , sop of war frrm the northward. Fats. 22.—Arrived a French privateer ofOtwo car riage guns and 24 men; captured by his Majefty's frigate ARIADNE ; the privateer had previoufly been chafed by three of the I , l.mth Sea cruizers, who were in fight when captured. She had been out of Dun kirk (even days, and had made three captures—the privateer is floop tigsted,and has reigned nearly twelve months, during which (he has been very fuccefsful.— Arrived the PRINCESS AUGUSTA cutter, with the crew of the above privateer, who were here landed, and efcorted by a party of the Anglefea. Militia to prifon ; alto arrived the AGRESSOR gun brig. Sailed the CRUIZER floop of war, Captain Srnunavr, on a cruize.—One P. M. a frigate is now working into St. Nicholas' Gate, with the lots of her topmaft, fop poled to be carried away in the late gale. Arrived from Oporto with wines, the Cora of this port, Capt. OLLEY. Remain in our Roads the Majeßic, Nafrau, Agincourt, Stately, Dictator, Roebuck, Ariel sloop of war, and two gun brigs. The King has been pleated to appoint Sir Caoads YOUNG Governor of Tortola. THE LORD CHANCELLOR'S Lein E.—The following were the principal perfons who formed his Lordfhip's circle on Saturddy : Marquifres—Bath and Huntly. Earls—Carysfort, Effingham, Fortefcue, Scarborough; Carlifle. Vircount Weymouth. Lords—Kenyon, Bayning, Sc. John, Heathfield, Kinnaird, Mul grave, Hadley, Rancliffe, Blantyre, Rcay, Barnard, Dynevor, Eh rington, Cafilereagh, Morpeth, Templetown, Sydney, H. Petty, J. Thynne, A. Hamilton, and H. Fitzgerald. Baron Nolek en. sirs—H. Strachey. W.W. Wynn. W. Wynne, 0. Maley, J. C. Hippifley, A. Paget, P. Francis, R. Barclay, and G. Cornwall. Generals--Sir Jahn Doyle and Phipps. Colonels—Franklin, Shelton, Barry, Ddbrow, and Allifon. Captain Wilbraham. Lord Chef Baron, Mr Baron Thornpfon, the Recorder, the Lord Advocate, and the Common Serjeant. Serjcants—Hill, Cockell, Palmer, Onflow, and Runnington. King's Cnunfel —Da Has, Hargrave, Richards, and Topping. Reverend Dodors—lt aine and GLITe. Mefirs—Wynn, I .ygon, F. Robinfon, R.Wilbraham,Stmmonds, Knox, Courteney, Johnfort, Weftern, Vanfittart, Dillon, G. Rofe, Whitbread, Banks, B. Montague, Burrell, C. Bradfhaw, Tyrrwhitt, Greenfield, Rofeoe. Eftcourt, Davenport, Atberley, C. Dumb', Dawfon, ?turner, P. Moore, Ord, C.W.Wynn, Adams, Hibtert, Howarth, &e. &c. DRURY-LAN E THEATRE.-Mr.TOBIN'S polihumnbs Play, The Curfew, was again performed on Saturday night, with increafed effed, before a crowded audience, having undergone tome judicious curtailments, in the exaa parts which we pointed out on its fiat repre fentation, as rather tedious. The following is a fpecimen of the Poetry, the mu& of which does great credit to Mr. Aztwoor• the celebrated ccmpofer : GLEE.--Firzsicsatons, Gipson, MILLI' (Mies RoUtri,dErgsiflil as Milliken.) Haik ! the Curfew's folcmn found, Silent darknefs fpreads around; Heavy it beats on the lover's heart, Who leaves, with a figh, his tale half told: The poring Monk and his book mutt part, And fearful the miter lacks his gold. Now, whilft labour Beeps, and charmed forrow, O'er the dt wy green, By the glow-worms' light, Deice the elves of night, Unheard, unfeen. Yet, where their nildnight pranks have been, The circled turf will betray to morrow. CHORUS OF ROBBERS. What tho' we Ihrund in favage den, From day's all piercing eye, Yet have we joys, as other men; Our watchful fears, Our perils, cares, We fwecten tun with liberty. The riling fun let others greet, We worship his declining ray, And whilft the midnight calk we dr,dn, Where fparkling meet His light and heat, We feel alike in every vein The fpirit of departed day. Mr. TOBIN ufually goes abroad to borrow his fun. ation, but turns inward to adorn it with the beauties of idea and ftyle. A country parfon, who was a-cured of manufaCturing his &rmons from Tit.covs: - .N, ex. cufed himfelf by Paying, that it was his duty to give his patifhioners the belt Sermons he could, and that TILLOTSON had a way of convincing which was un. quellionably better than his own. SII Mr. Touts was aware that the ancient authors might, perhaps, be as good writers as himfelf ; and that therefore the wife fiep would be to borrow the leading matters of fume of them, and emt - ellith thole matters with his own ideas. We think he was right, for he has done it admirably ; we would be glad to fee fume more fuch plagiari:ls. Saturday the difpatches were finally doted at the Eel India Houle, and delivered to the Pullers of the following (hips, viz.--Henry Addington, Captain KIRKPATRICK ; ColfinelS, Captain WELBANK ;—and Cumberland, Copt. RR E fi t for Madras and China. Falrengers per Henry Addington, for Madras —1 ieut,Col. J. ti, and tbc i inn. A. St. Leger, Major Bruce, Captain W. Shaw; Nlcirrt. Eyles, A ueliinleck, Ball, Noble, and James. Cadets. P-Sc..gent per Cufinclls, frr Bengal.—Lieutenant Colonel H. Barnes —.Fur Madras—Mellis. Pringle, Thompfon, and Locke, Cadets. Peffengtrs per Cumber! tad —For Bengal—Mr. Wm. Petre.- For Madras—Major General Sir William Clarke. Lady Clarke, Captain and Mrs. Knowles, Lieutenants Prendergalt and Bell ; Mr. Nike, Writer ; Mars. I larrifon and Britain ; Mrs. Stringer; Meas. Morgan, Currie, and Parrock, AlEflant Surgeons ; Meffrs. hdye, Harrison, Sherreff, Wondboufe, Stott, Meredith, Fell, Wit. Hams, Hodges, and Clarke, Cadets. Entign LIVING sTeN, late cf the Stitiingfhire Mi litia, was on Monday outlawed by the Court of Juf ticiarl, at Edinbargh, for not appearing to anfwer a charge of culpable homicide. The charge is conn ndled with a duellirg tranfaelion, which occurred at Aberdeen abut eighteen mfulths ago, and ter minated fatally fir one of the parties. On the fame day W. Dreghotn, a corporal in the Stirlingfbire Militia, was tried for murder, by ffinoting a private in the Lanark(hire Militia. The prifonet's defence refolvei Hill into a milita• y noint of view, viz: that he had been vilently affatilred and obits-need by fome men of the Lmarkthire Militia, while cart ying orders from the Officer commanding his detachment. The trial lafled fevcral hours, and the jut y, without he (*nation, TCIIII lied a Terdi l cf acqu'Atai. 4 1 1171:DER4RS OF '!R. STEEL, &c. Early yellerclaomiorning a great toncou•fe of gen teel people, among Jyhom were feveral perfons of diltinnion, alremhled at the hnufe of Mr. NEwstars, the Keeper of Newgate, , io the expenation of feting the two convicts at Chapel, and to hear what is tei med the Condemned sermon. Neither of thefe unhappy wretches attended Divine Service in public, convins for murder being rettrained by the Statute from quit ting their tells till they are taken out for execution. Nineteen other capital convicts, however, were placed in the condemned pew, in'the centre of the chapel, to whom, with other prifoners, the Rev. Dr. FORD, the Ordinary, read prayers, and afterwards preached a plain and pathetic exhortation to repentance, from the 29th chapter of Ezekiel. v. 28, which feemed to make confiderable imprenion on his wretched audi tory. At the commencement of the Litany he entreated " the prayer: of the congregation for the three unhappy prim: fentenced to Affer death on the next " mornmg.' In the afternoon the Donor atiended and prayed by Holloway, and Elizabeth Godfrey, in their reipeetive cells: Higgerty, who is a Roman Catholic, was attended by Mr. DEVEREux, the Priett appointed to this duty. After divine fervice, two Magiftrates, who had examined Holloway and Hag. gerty before their trial, were admitted to them with the prifoners' content. They exhorted them to a confallon of the crime for which they were to fowl, and juftly to fuffer, but they continued to affert their innocence, and faid, that" they fhould make the fame declaration in the morning on the fcaffold." Hot loway, on being interrogated refpening his renitence, and with whom he worked, about the time of the murder, in November 1802, faid that his father told him that he "lodged with him at that time ; and as to his work, he mull have been employed on founda tion work for new hnufes, at which no account is kept of men's time." Both the prifoners feemed pet fatly compofed, and in all refpeas unembarraffed. The Magiftrates afterwards went to Hanfield, the accomplice, and King's evidence, in Clerkenwell prifon, and, on a dole examination of him, found his flatements to correfpond correnly with all that he had depofed on the trial. Being afked how he came not to remonflrate with Holloway and Haggerty, on their not giving him a flue of the booty ? He re plied, " I was entitled to none, nor did I expect any, becaufe I went off: if three of us went to break into a houfe, the man that flood guard at the door would receive nothing ; we fhould sesta, him, that is, fink all the property we got, or give him a mete trifle, as we thought proper." He added, that he had committed one robbery with Holloway (ince the murder, but the particulars of which he declined Rating.. klrzateth Godfrey was very penitent, and acknow ledged the jultice of her fentence. THE EXECUTION. This motnitur the awful fentence of the law was executed upon 'ohs Holloway and owes Haggerty, for the murder of Mr. Steel. Elizabeth Godfrey, who was convided of the murder of Richard Prince, alfo Coffered along with them. The crowd began to affemble in the Old Bailey, and the avenues leading to it, Co early as five o'clock in the morring, and three hours afterwards, the multitude was neater than we ever remember to have fees on any fimilar occafion, the execution of Go vernor Wall not excepted. A few minutes after St. Sepulchre's clock had (truck eight, the criminals were brought into the lobby of the Debtors' door in Newgate ; the irons having been previoufly knocked off Holloway and Hagger ty in the yard. Elizabeth Godfrey, their unfortunate female companion, teemed more dead than alive ; but the likened to the exhortations of the Ordinary with much apparent fincerity and refignation. Owen Haggerty firtt afcended the Reps to the plat. form. He was followed by the Rev. Mr. DEVRR6 UX, Catholic Prieß, who had affilled him in his devo tions fence his condemnation, and to whom he Mined with great attention. John Holloway then afcended the fcaffild. He mounted the Reps with a firm and refolute Rep ; he took off his hat with great dexte rity, although his arms were clofely pinioned down at the elbows, and made an obeifance to the populace; his face was at that time turned towards Ludgate hill, and he exclaimed, with a loud voice, " Gentle men all ! I am innocent ! No verdift—We are inno cent, fo help me GOD !" He then turned round to the mobuttationed above the gallows towards Smith. field, and repeated the fame expreffions. He was proceeding to add fomething more, when the execu tioner flopped him by pulling the cap over his face. Haggerty Mined to the Prieß with much decorum, and Elizabeth Godfrey at this moment difplayed more firmnefs than might have been expected. The Rev. Dr. FORD, the Ordinary, continued praying by Holloway and Eliz. Godfrey for a few minutes, and precifely at ten minutes paR eight o'clock, all three were launched into eternity. No feeling of commiferation whatever, towards the murderers of Mr. Steel, feemed to pervade the populace. Indeed, had not the fate of the female fufferer, Elizabeth Godfrey, excited tome few emo• tions of pity, a fhout of exultation would have burl' forth fimilar to that which attended the exit of Go vernor Wall. ANOTHER ACCOUNT. This morning, exattly at five minutes pall eight o'clock, Holloway and Haggerty, for the murder of Mr. Steel, and Elizabeth Godfrey, for nabbing Richard Prince, were launched into eternity. Haggerty was the fir(} who came on the platform : he looked around him with great compofure, and appeared in clined to addrefs the populace, but the cap was im mediately drawn over bis face, and the cord attached to his neck. Holloway next appeared, with his bat in his hands, bowed to the people, and called out aloud three times, that they were both ir.nr•cenr— .. Innocent, fo help me GOD " After the cap was drawn over his eyes, and the fatal cord fattened round his neck, he repeated alood, •e Innocent, we are both innocent." Haggerty was attended by'the Rev. Mr. DEVEREUX, a Roman Priett, who allured the writer of this article, that he declared his inno ten e to the lan. The Rev. Dr. FORD chewed every mark of Christian attention, and had brought Eliza beth Godfrey's mind into that happy date of refig natiro to her iorimely end, that !hewed her fully prepared to meet her defiiny with pious fortitude.-- he was duelled in white, of middling nature, and q. it cd life without a itruegle. Holloway and Hag gerty were bosh convulfed for fnme rnin•ttet. were all three cut down at five minutes pan nine, And carried away in a • car!, cove7ekl tarpatilius, for clifkElion, at SuTgeon's Hail. The concolirre 'peel:hors to fee the awFulfight was beyond all con. ceptiun, an I colt many a life. We * fats: co lets th,in eight bodies in S . Sepulchre's Church, that had been trampled to death by the milltirrte, heii..les many others,. who were carried to S'. Birtholuinew's piral with broken limbs, and in a (late thccking to beinrid. Hoßomar was dr% (fed in a fhot t Holland frock, with a coarfe frock over it, and cot du oy breeches. Haggerty had on a Marine's great coat, and was a !Lott man in (butte. Haggerty V. 35 an Irifhman. The fuperflitinus and difguaing prO.tice of palling the hand of a dead malefaaor over a wen, took place upon feven females on the gallows; and one young woman had applied the hand of Holloway to Ler naked knee. Two pickpockets were detested and taken into cuaody, dole to the gallows. One of them had five or fix handkerchiefs in his poffeilion. FATAL Occuaa Nei —We are extremely Corry to add, that immediately after the malef.gtors were turned off, no lets than eigl.t perfons were unfortu nately trodden to death ! Six were fo dreadfully bruized as to be carried to Bartholomew's Hnfpital with little hopes of recovery, and the dead bodies were carried to St. Sepulchre's Church, to be owned by their friends. This dreadful cataarophe was oc calioned by a great part of the crowd prefling to get off from the fcene, atter the fatal drop was let down. FURTHER PARTICULARS OP THE ABOVE DREAD- I UI. ACCIDENT. Since the above -articles were prepared for the prefs, we have learned that the number of the unfor tunate perfons trodden to death amounts to no lefs than Thirty-two :—Twenty 7 four men, three women. and five children were the unhappy fulFerers. Their dead bodies are lying to be owned in St. Sepulchre's church, Sr. Bartholomew's Hofpital, and various public honks in the neighbourhood of the Old Bailzy. Several other perfons betides the above are dread fully broiled. but we could not afcertain the exaEt number when this paper was put to prefs. ORDER OF COUNCIL. GEORGE R. (L. S.) Additional Inftruelion to the Commanders of our Ships of War and Privateers; given at our Conn at St. James's, the tith day of February, 1807, in the 47th Year of our Reign. Our will and pleafure is, that all &kith Veffils which have cleared out from any of the Ports of our United Kingdom to Bue nos Ayres and the River Plata, may be permitted. either to pro ceed without interruption to any port of the Wand of St. Domingo not in the inunediate poffeffion, and under the controut of France or Spain, there to difpofe of their Cargoes, and to lade Produce in return, and to carry the fame to any Port of our United Kingdom, or to tranthip their Cargoes on board Neutral Vcircls. and to fend the fame for fate to any hoftile Colony, and to bring back returns on board fuck NeutralVaffels to any Pert of our United Kingdom. By his Majefty's Command, (Signed) MINCER. MARK-LANE. CORN-EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY 23. The fupply of Wheat to *day is but fhort, and fam ples of first quality fetch a fmall advance in price, but others have little variation. The fupplies of Barley are rashes iuconfiderable, and good famples fetch better price —Malt has dull fate—There are but few Peas of the two kinds, and Grey rather higher— There a►e not many arrivals of Oats, and this trade for good quality is fomewhat dearer—Flour in plenty, and heavy fate at the prices quoted. OFNIMAL CUBIIINCi AB ;INDIC, : Wheat, sos 66. 82, per qr. Grey Peafe A4s 48; cd Fine Ditto. 84s 88s od Bcans, (old) 421 48s od Rye, 44s 48 , od Tick Ditto (old) 341 401 od Barley, 341 40s Oats, 234 27s 3os Malt, 64; 7os Poland ditto 314 334 64 White Peak, (Boilers) Bos 88s Rape Seed, 2;1 291 cos Fine Flour Ass to 70$. Seconds 6:3 to 655. I Through a tniflake, in our tranflation of die Fifty- INA Bulletin, we omitted inferting the paragraph re lating to the amount of the leis of the French in the battle at Mohringen. It is flitted at " one hundred killed, and four hundred wounded." Saturday fe'nnight, his 111ajetty's (hip VIRGIN'S, Captain BRACE, arrived at the Cove of Cork, from a cruize ; and his Majefly's 'loop SAVAGE, Captain MORRIS, failed on a cruize. The General Miranda and Simon Taylor have arrived at Jamaica from London, after the unufually quick patily,e of 34. days. The I: , fs cf the Mit fchooner is unfortunately confirmed. She went to St. Andero as a flag of truce, and during her flay there parted her cables in a dreadful gale, and went athore. The Sub Lieu• tenant, the Milner, and one feaman, were the only perfons faved. Saturday fume letters were received at the Pod Of fice, dated from fvflkldonadl, the 27th of December, brought by an American brig, which on Friday ar rived in the Downt. They do not, however, furnith any news, the Rolla, which arrived fome days fince, having failed at the fame time. This vein did not on her paffage hear any thing of Sir S. Ac mores ex peeition. Saturday morning as a poor man named jots, a collator of bones, rag.;, eitc. in the llreets, was paMng along Fleet-flreet,lie faw a Gentleman drop a pocket book, which he picked lip and returned to him. The owner, (truck with his !lonely, not only gave him a handfome remuneration, but appointed an interview, for the purpafe of conferring on him future favours. In the vicinity of Norwich the fnow drifted on Wednefday, in fome parts, to a great depth.—The Ipfwich mail gr,t in two hours later than ulna!, and the Bury coach about be fame time, after having been overturned once, and dug nut three times. The Ex pedition and Newmarket coachn could only proceed as far as ►he Six Mile Bottom, where they both Huck fail: the Expedition reached Norwich the fame night, with eight horres. On Thtufday the road was en tirely free.—Though the fall of foow near Canterbury was not very great great, Dill in Romney Marth, and below the range of Chalk hills, many reads were impairible, and in fome places it had di if:ed even ten feet deep. A genteel young woman was thrown aftore at Dover, nn Friday, from one of the sefrels which had been wrecked. She was alive at the time, but not able to f'eak, and it was feAred her vital powe,s h a d been ton far overcome by the cold. Some ha:A:come weaving atpatcl was picked up near her.