Star. — London, England, 1804-01-09 00:00:00

'a t- FROM 1.1.0TD*3 LIST. Founcau. adrauJustics. MALLS 'llllB Sl.alfamow ad E. 8.1. , 41114. DOS. AXIL Wt. Datilta s nuoutt s Wearrara s r seaward Mask I • "PLTKOUTII, JAN. 7.....C‘D t in the JOBIOM hired armed cutter from a cruise, and has brought in with her three large Preach luggers, laden with wine, alt. vinegar, and timber, which the captured cloth in with she harbour of Bred, on Tuefday lad I they were fo near the there, that their crews all efeaped in their boats. The fame day the Dt.tarten, of 38 guns, looked into Brell, and flood fo cloth to the thips of war in the Outer Road, that their fhot and (hells went over her, but no attempt was made to give her chaces there appeared to he eight fail of the line at anchor in the Outer Road, with their top gallant. snails Aruck, and many others in the Innet Harbour. Poarsnourst, Jas. 7.—The Frances, NIXON, of jgcw.York, laden with genera, from Amtlerdam, was towed into Spitbead this morning, having been ran aboard of by one of his Majelly's (hips in the Channel. Sailed the Donuts:, of so gun,. Capt. Dowassaa, for Cruernfey. Yellerday arrived the MINIUM cutter, Lieut. TALBOT, from Weymouth. The HOUND Hoop of war. Capt. Maxwitt., will fail on Monday for the Wed Indies, with a convoy, and the HINDOSTAN, of so guns, Capt. Li Geos, with fosse dore•flips for the Mediterranean. The following Ibips of war are ready for fea at this port :—Barra a tA, Of 110 guns, Capt. Lord NOR TN- Wasesoa Casrti, of 98 guns, Capt. Beetle ; Panics Pantos, of g 8 guns, Captain Vaginal ; Patacass Roves, of 98 guns, Captain Yaw ; Hsu- Dearest, of so guns, Captain LB GROS FOILTUN s. of 0 guns, Captain Vault T ; Ft soup. of ao guns, Lord M. Kit; Vitus, of 36 guns, Captain Marlow i ; CIMAISPION, Of se gnus, Capt. &MU L Illf ; MULCURY, also gnus, Hon. Capt. Bouvaats ; SPUMY, of 30 guns, Cape. hoer ; HOUND oPtB guns, Capt. Max. wets. t PO tAllairr e of i 8 guns, Capt. CARIVI. Deal,' Jaw. S.—No faseher intelligent., as far es! can learn. has reached the Port Admiral at Deal lane the ph indent, relative to ate Boulogne flotilla. 1 ems. bower, fate, that only Ave vetch were aks. It is 'may fingelar, that the prifoaen fent in to Deal hava onleibteerad to kne in his Majeßy's navy • array; but it is to be hoped that our Government will not be fh impolitic as to accept of their offer. The Isenorraetra is jai arrived in the Downs r Oapt. Owen deferves gnat praife for the judicious at , ' rangensent he made of his (mall force ; and Lieut. ea easter, who commands the Me H ea, di ftingui fhed bimfelf very much by his feammiliip and bravery. Dias, Jan. B.—Sailed the Amnia frigate, HARPY Soap of war. BASILISK and STAILISO gun veffels, On a erniart.---Arrived PiIeIIORTALITI frigate, from a cruise, and remains in the Downs, with his Majef yrs Mips as per laft, and a large fleet of outward bound veffels.—Wind S. S. W. Rawsuare, Jan. B.—The gun-boat and other mak captured by the bereoaraerre and Aerate, aiiert brought into Ramfgate Pier lait night and this morning ; they are confidered to be very bad faders, having been nearly two days in getting from the Downs to Rainfgate harbour, even under die care of inch expert feamen as the Deal and Ramfgate boar men, for they have lipth had them in tow. It ap pears that there has been only five of thefe nails captured : one of them is a gun boat of the firlt clefs, iris (aid, and carries one long di and one is pounder ; two of them are (mall fehurs, or fifhing. boats, contemptible enough, and have on board Tome knees for boat•building, &c. another boat, fomething . larger, is laden with gin in calks; the fifth is a gal lint, a decent looking veffel, with two math, fitted up tetranfport honks, and is the belt of the whole, being more calculated to keep the- fea. Yaanonvn, Jan. B.—Friday morning the Robert and Ann, Capt. Arscrwson,of and from Sunderland. to London with coals, gut on the Cockle Sand, and went to pieces : the crew are faved.—Yetlerday ar rived the Dimes of 74 guns, and Casson gun brig. —This day failed the Scouece fir/1p of way, Viz's gun brig, and Fox cutter.—Arrived the FERRSTTIII a:J Co NaTANT gun brigs, and !CMG GSOICS cutter; ?amain in the Roads, the DIIIMCS of 74 guns, Ap o,. Admiral Russix's flag chip; Cewsos, Cops. STANT. BOLD, and FERSETTLIt gux brigs, and Krim Goose! and BAIMES cutters—Wind S. E. light b-teze.—Palfcd through a Hest of light kips for Cie North. C:111AVISI MD. JAN. ;I: —Pdkd ►y the David. En-vnt ; Frrrett, •• • - - • • ".Acre; Apdk., Boartr, and the . /i4ia.irea. Galati!". (not Kip ; ....di, Santee. from Ptttrfuniph ; %Tv, Qz:lnton, linen .0 C-Lanbo, Stu stuck . from I)u:.lin ; Providt 1162. Lmbloon, : •om Halo:. l•ntrnan. from ; Irrow ht.rgareetA, f..-ns St Audtro ; Nainer.d Sprit I, jakafm, ovum `tut. htt; .11. from Waterfoid ; Sodulat, thattlay, fns T:.nel Lir, (mat I ; Two Sinatra, bmfon. and 13;g. Enn.t kottet.i.onL.S..iled the 1,41..k0r. H a ,7„: t-r TArt . .4.; Petty, Garr.. f.a ; 1..4 St. Vincent. Honor. 1.4 jaeruka ; t, hlayer, fur Embalm, A lt Roes,. !tee, tf e Ann, I lunttr,ftnnt the r. Alt lc.- Ezausu:k, Ent•tt,htaxte, tt..r tLe Hull, Emperor. Ftteti, tram she ittltit.—At I.,:th, .7,441cna. from the Palk. At I iv, 1r.61, 111 A from tre d hie; h1..n,--; and tnt :11•11:tettafet's. At Inridol, Illtttu.a, Provniii. 11. n. I • • nt. At I slnututh, Ca tr::..a, —lr :he Crltne• ; - a, Pandora, f7irn , 1:-.c I 1; It••ttc, Rickards, lent I At Inorn Labs- aloft ; Att,..!; A.: ;,.2; Losi; I. —; Carkton, •-•; •.; e. ii.,,, Loud tkinnen.....At r roe. fa, !,. At Ayr, CaSeditati, Nt:'• cl,ye!...e. 4: f4..m (ttettec. I t `ft• no it:. rad•. 0. i1t01.1r , ..b. 1'4.; 41. J but 5 1. Per t ir !Ltne! Gasswom JAL 6. --All the Ocffels recently al I ibcdj front New Yin It, have been put under retfraint of quarantine; this is in virtue of the order in Council, dittated by the epidemical difeafe at that port, of the difappearasice of which, there is not yet official intel ligence firdicient to produce the recid of the order. Several of the velfuls from Quebec are pot under reflra s tm, and this proceeds upon an order in Connell idued in Anna Okm—Arrived here on Midday. the Rofaraond. CUTN ILL, horn (Ziebee, after a paffage 447 days; (*puke on the banks of Newfoundland. a bri g , ( name unknown) from New York, bound to Whitehaven : alto the Lord Keith, M'Kf N LAY. from 17,tsebec, after ineage of 39 days ; (poke the U 1) ffes, from Newfou ndland to BOOM, on the 26th oh. about tso miles to the S. W. of Broad haven, had been difrnalled on the 23c1 in a gale of wind ; (poke all's", on the 28th, off Tory ilk, the Clyde, of this port, out 27 days, from Charlelion to Liverpool, all well. Captain K a, of the Bar badoes, arrived at Liverpool from Baibadoeu, (poke. on the *6th November, the Scipio, HOUSTON, of this port, in lat. 37. long. 47. out fix week from Loch. ryan.bound to Virginia, all well. TheClydead-Cott, arrived at Liverpool from Charlefton, tll init. after a ;mirage of 33 days ; failed in company with the Stip Aimwell. of this port. The George.Slll4rsom, which arrived on Wedn tfday morning from New York, was detained .23 se.iy.. by ealterly winds off the Highland files. DISTRISOTIOM OF PRIZI Moutor.—The 'soma. ?sure, for the capture of the French gun weird, la Commode and l'lnabordable, will be paid on board the laid Stip on her arrival at Deal. The Prefident, Capt. Warrcoar, from Amfter. dam, bound to Baltimore, was wrecked on the 6th of' , December, 1803, off Boulogne. The foldiers from the (hare fired upon them, although the lhip was in the ad or breaking to pieces. Some gun boats from the fhote went and took out the crew and paffeniterb, and treated them in the molt cruel man ner. They plundered the [hip of every thing va luable. The Prince of Wales, belonging to Torbay, was ran down near Portfmnuth. onllurfday loft, by a Ihip (name unknown). The crew were with greet difficulty Caved, and are arrived at Portfissouth. An Englilh Door. mounting eight guns, a fitort time fince got on (bore near Cherbourg, and was fet fire to and defiroyed by Come gun boats from that place. The crew were made prifoners, and carried into Cherbourg. The packet belonging to Cowes, called the Pitt, which we mentioned in our paper a few days ago to have foundered off Portfmnuth, was got up on Fri day lat. and is arrived at Cowes. The Rasisisa (loop, Capt.ients. arrived at Kin fate from a cruize. on the 26th ult.; and the Stir rut a. floop arrived from a cruize at the fame place, on the agth ult. The Robert and Ann, Captain Arminian, was wrecked near Yarmouth, on the night of the sth of January. The Captain and the crew were with dif ficulty raved. _ The Minerva, WHITS I ROCLMOnd, Couvwst. j— aud Carlton, Collett' s from 10bebec, are arrived in the Clyde. They failed from Qrbee on the sad of November, in company with the Tenth, bound to London. The Little George, bound to Briflol, was wrecked on the coaft of Orleans previous to their fail ing. The winter bad let in very (even at the time of their departure, and it was fuppofed no more (hips would fail from W tiebec this feafon. The Inereafe,, from Cork, is put into Dundalk in diftrefs. The Indent. WaLLs, from Lifbon to Liverpool, is on fhore at Newry ; cargo landing. The Riling Sun, K from London to St Übes. is put into Swanfea with damage. The Sitters, M4MiLLAII, from Africa to Liverpool, is put into the ltle of Mull, with lots of bowfprit. Intelligence has been received that Admiral Co as- WALLIS refumed his Nation, on Tnefday morning. , off Drell. No attempt appears to have been made by the French fleet, during his abfence, to put to (ea.— He has fince been joined by three fail of the line ; and the ROYAL SOVERVIGN, of tto guns ; IMPETUS U of S 4 guns ; Maas, of 74 guns ; - Fouovorawr, of K 4 guns; Colloyeaoa, of 74 uns ; and Pubic s, of 98 guns, are to reinforce his fquadron. The arrival of Admiral Pamir at Deal on Friday laff, was for the purple of mortaring the So Fenci• bleb at that place. Government has given orders to the Admiral, to vilit every place at which the S.:a Fencihles are eftablithed. for the purpofe of examin ing into their dikipline and effeCtive ttrength. A letter from an Officer on hoard his Majeny's (hip the PItINC ESS OF ORANGI, off the Texel, dated Sunday, Jan. t, crotains the following information : " As various reports were prevalent at Yarmouth, a few days back, refpating the movements of t h e enemy in the Texel, which were not a little augmen ted on our Ihip and the Rsroxss being ordered to lea with all poffible difpatch, I tranfmit you au accu rate flatement of the foice now in the Testi, which we this day diftinaly reconnoitred ; the ifland bear ing N. N. E. Jillance a league and a half. Ships tic Inert Roads, viz. . . . . . . No. I.—A {hip of the floc, with lesser stags rigged, and top. mate up. No. a..—Two (hips of the litre, ready for ka. No. [lii p of the liar, top calls Bruck, bearing an Ad wirers flag t the fore. No. 4.--Two frigates in the alt of bonding ',fails. No. 5.--Alree Duo,' of war. ready for fee. No. 6.—Oat large trip. aw.kr outfit. Ne. y.—Fourteen or Aftceo erassfports (rappelled), oath being minit. re :J. N. S.—Thirty or more ILlting•boats, apparentl) Crud out fvr the oseverance of troops. " From this and other information which we gain ed, we doubt not bet that the enemy will certair.ly attempt getting out the fidi opportunity. w We yefteeday (Saturday) boarded an American eerie; from Amtlerdam, who allured us that the Re public hail purchafed upwards of feventy merchant Mips, and were convening them into tranfpotts: he 1 ,1(o informed ors, a report was prevalent at Amiler dam, that the Dutch troops had refufed to embark ; hut, he laid, it was loon afterwards cnattarliSed ; nor did he believe that the force in the Test was intended for the Mention of England.—He that every ankle of food was very dear and fearce ••In Holland they have not yet been troubled with frog or fnnw (a ciscuinflance very ancninnosii). and the Dutch pilots are of rpirrion that tie Tr.,: will mot be trona up this "runes." PROM TM /.ob.tiON GA 2LETTIL. JAN, ADIIIIRALTV-01rViCi t 7. Copy of a Leta from the kr& Ffemoivable Lod Um,. K. B Magri of get.. lee. to Mr Egos Nos . Wt. statA us !Hurd ids ItajettA4lll: the bbitaetto. d ~ aafptq the btu lufLat. r—l endure, for their Lortithiln i itrAirmsti°n , a copy of listener which I have raceived from Captain Owei, of his Majefly's IsassisaraLtra, acquaint. Ing ate, that his Majeay's gun he* the Aticaast and the GKIFIIN hire& cutter, (the crew of the former being reinforced by Lieutenant Peens and fume the Istetoa-raurs's men) bad captured one of the enemy's gun verkls, a dogger, a Maw, and two Bltnlimberg fifhing boats, apparently part of a corn vny proceeding to Boulogne. L have the honour to Ise, Sec. (Signed) I itl7ll. IMMOlTALlTs,atartehor oh the edge of the . 11.4 do Vallf. Holt Ingot:, S. E. halt S. roar or five as;:. 6,lVednviddy My Lord—k Laving 1411 night reinfor ce) the crew of the Aectese with fome men from this Lip, and pufhed her in dole (bore, the was fortunate enough to fall in with and capture the French bigger gun vef fel, No. .132, mounting an eighteen and a twelve. pounder, commanded by an Lllligtl de Vaiffean, with five feamen, a Lieutenant, and twenty-fa gienadiert of the thirty.fixtle regiment of the line, fume of whom, with two feamen, efcapei in her boat during the running fight, which (he continued for a quarter td an hour with her Item gun and maiketry. The Amiga had part of her rigging cut. but nu one ma terially hurt on either fide. The Aloes' and Gam. Ten afterwards captured a (logger. a fchuyt, and two Blankenberg 6lhing boats, which the prifonets re- port to be pert of a convoy, which, with a ;name of fixteen guns. and five or fix gun veldt efcaped der the land in ihe dark ; (nine, I underhand, laden with provifinns and limes. The fchuyt has gin, and the fillting boats timbers and knees for boats ; each veffel had three or four foldier, o s board. Lime nant Saraaerr, of the Mentz, has done every thing I could potlihly wilh or tepee from his seal ;—and Lieutenant Next. of this (hip, who commanded the boat and party afGfling she Ateneft, executed that fervice with his ulna& alacrity, and tbe'com mander of the GRIFFIN has my thanks for the (hare he bore in bringing off the latter veffels, which was effeeed under a heavy fire from the (pore, to which they wore as dole as pofGble. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) ■. W. C. R. °Will. The Swallow, &eel LEE, from Litton to Gree nock, !truck on the bar of Dundalk, and is much da- waged. The Antwerp packet, Goss, of and for Liverpool, from Lillson, is driven into Dundalk river, with lot of anchors, cables, &e. We are concerned to gate the lore of the Gear mak gun velTel, by part of the llo , illa from Gran ville. The G ,in getting under weigh from Choffe, truck upon one of the numerous rocks with which the lea in the neighbourhood of thole Wands is fludded ; and while in this fiteutpn was attacked and dellroyed by the enemy's boats from the oppo rite coat. The crew were carried prifoners to Gran. vile, excepting the matter and fit men, who had previontly left her in a boat, and are arrived at Guernfey. We have the pleafure to annonnee the capture, of three chalk marecs, by the josaris hired cutter, Lieutenant Use's', ni the third infant.' The prizes, which were Liden Kith tares, one of them with fhip I timber for men of war, are arrived at Plymouth. Yelterday died at her houfe in Charles•ftreet, Berkeley *are, in the 74th year of her age, the Lady ANSI Caret., filler to the late and aunt to the prefent Earl of Essex. BoxAPARTe, it is faid, has impreffsd into the fer vice of France 4000 Gennere learner!, rho are now on their way to Dunkirk cad Oler.d. On Thuifday !all Captain 1). of the Shropfhire Militia, for a wager of 5o guincac, and a dozen of wine, walked from the Angel, in the market, Var• mouth, to the Angel, in the market. Norwich, and back again, being a diflance of a miles, making altogether 46 miles, which he performed in eleven hours and a half with great cafe, having hall an hour to (pare. Monday a race was run at the Phcenix Park. Dublin. on the Fifteen Acres, by lime military Gentlemen. Officers in the Cavalry Regiments of the Q2een's Bays, and Sixteenth. Three of the latter againfi the Come [limber of the other regiment. each riding his own horfe. The two heats were won by a Gentleman of die Sixteenth;—after the firß heat but five darted. The race, we underßand, was for lc.) guineas, but above a thoufand west depending on it. There was good diverfiun to a great number of fpellators. One night lafi week, a man of the name of Norton. refOing at Poplar. in the employ of Meals. Patter, aged .:bnot ferenty years, is his fle...p, leaped out of his heti, and walked along the lane until he Ron:hied againfi a poR, which inflantly awakened him. t• he a as to irig).teneel at hit narrow eliapc that he was obhged to he taken to the hafpital, very ill. seek a very arch trick was played upon the prifon I..zper for the parifh of Anon, who ..ad in Lis cuflo.fy Thomas Qninton, charged with h clean di.- o.:e Boddingtnn, au acquaintance of the prifnet, cared to flc hint, and steed base of the gar ter to Ming the priilltee- brother in. This requell being ,ranted, Boddii.i.7ron and a man whom he .ntt oduccd as the brother, (hut f:nce clifcorctc to be tasted Thomas Parfona;.e,) weir peimitted to have acc..fs ; alien the latter. changing c'ethes is: 7 lt Pattonage. afe.`l.:d bis efcapc,accompaid.d by ;,..: lea% :!”o his friend a ci'.ft p:Loucr ir. his 'lead. Pedd:rg:or., however, L.k• ern appre he. &J. I.e and Patinb.tge ate to be prefe• coed for thus acia';:.racy at the mat Loarta Ise, V!AR I ca.—Early ye:let:lt!' mornh.g she hack premife. os Mr. (7 ,, rtAND, bake', in Colter anolreet, were f :r: villains, %%lin went to the &op. ::nd -titer a:. it monry had been there left which only amount e d to a f ew pounds worth of half pence. fet tire to t!ic Louie in different places, and but I r Ole lon .r, awaitcned Mr. C. the h rote in a few tri.rvitrs is: a srma lilts:its:4 have seen in 1.172:1, a: on tJrni, - ..: down !lairs ha found the pa• I e.s in a bincio, aid Come lien in a drawer Tinder re oh totally delt , ;:ed ; and but a few feet from the l a m e w is an a:. •'' tic in the Ihnrirr. et three cr r n., —4 fc::: b ite to a lack u.. ,c c•.l.'. CORN milmar, ariaimiliz. ptx, Wheat is here in good fupply to-day, baying away of lab c:k's latmpits remaining —The Muting trade i* dull, tote buyers expelling a further redullinn, it hardly Wales our lift prices-I*Tb. Barley trade east tioues dull, and pi ices kareely obtained—Malt at little veriatioss—White Pm rather at lets—Graf very plentiful—Good old Tick Beams rather Mew • than our gtlotatioo—,There is large fupply of Oats, and this article is very difficult of file—ilonr amok plentiful and font* fetches lad prices.. GHNJ LAL CliatitaNCY ASIINDEIt %nes% J.& 44* 54 1 Poi W. Floe Ditto. sp. sibe. Rye. elk. pc t9e. 20.6 L mesa. ItiPireca. 3.5 13 a aft Pdviall Conaway Sad,sS+.6y cwt. Cadmic,. tie. AL mt. Mak, gas. 374 ca•gerialJ" , va ti . ashen, 37r. 14s. Patio 465. woe iso• aft" Peas 301.3116. rime diroAss to ne. Nn: 1, 333 , 311. Teo, la le T4zit Data 3c..5. 355. ' Ous, lip , . 235. Pertrd ditto, Mr. IP. Fir Flner, 45i. Pc Pr ha. &ease 4ok 4ss. „ . ran* Tut 000000 oaserrir saivasiv, sax. 7. Aver. Age Price of Oen in Ehgbasd ilid Walls, Mar the straws real am 32 it a Decenstmer. stn. ... Wheat. I IlyetSarley-Iosta. I Sam] P 44114 11. d. • d. • d. s. . d.. ti. 4. *. AI. Ss S 3S 3 1 1 4 22 IS 3i 4 . 1% t COUNTRY M A Ili.lLlii: emu oar oamo. AT Tilt TOALOWIIIO $ BASIINGSTOELo..-Whellt 503 od IA 554 ad pro VUIP. Berky au ad to 20 164 Beam 316 al 4ss oil • Oats us od to no od Peak coa al to tea ad Met Whist ifs - .1 to sb al per augur. Barley 231 04 to 3511 oel 3 tn. 3s. ad to pa a& Oats su ad to 26a oe P ale 39s ad to 41a oil Manua v.—What. au. , 41. to A. of par gleaner. Barley atta ad to 23a 3411 BMUS 3u od ' to ps ell . 0113 lb 11 id td to 3 Pule 3aa ad to ass 01 Id .—Mlettat of a od to su ed pa Quorstr. Barley ate cd to 24. 6,1 1 Beans Jos ad to 3si 2 1 Om ad 191 to 23, d I Pte 32a cal to 361 Itraosma.--Wbeat aaacal. to 6cs. ad. fa . oSUICT 1111 6d to 234 9d I Beane Blarlterar ad ats ad • sof to 234 d Peale Jas od to 36s ad At Warusinfter market. on Saturday liß. the prices of Corn were as follow Wheat. al fle. 'to A. ass. per quarter ; Barley. si. a to ii. ss i 0411 tie los. to 11. is i Beans, 21. oi-to al. • THE HAMMERSMITH GHOST. -1,- • 1 To the fatisfailion of moll of the inhabiter"' AK the town and neighbourhood of Hammerfroids. A*. real Ghoß has at laik been dila-netted in the paha and condo& of a Soo of Critpin! • The much lamented faerifice of pony Milernoskilie bricklayer, had fuels a powerful effete. that lila Tharfday evening an information was lodged Wore Mr. the Magifirste, apical a houtikeeper In the town of Haramerfmith, a boot and Ihneasaket, who has a wife and three children, for going Out at night wrapped up in a blanket, with a Jelly* to re, preterit a Ghofi I .he was contequantly taken into candy. and examiaed before the laid Magistrate. who, doubtful how to all without advice in fuels cafe. has taken bail for his appearance. The people of ilammerfinith expeafted that the Chaff was year day to have flood publicly in the Church, wrapped up in a white beet, by way of penance, and -Malt numbers were coufeeittently colleted to beholdidch a fpedack ! Gilpin, when queßioned by the MaFifirate as to the cattle of his afeming fuels a difguite, laid. {flat he had done it in order to be revenged on the limper. tinence of his Apprenetes, bad terrified Ws Children by telling them ft Ties of Molts. He ex ptOed to c&ck them of ibis difaggeeable bent of their mind to the prejudice of his Childiltn by. prefla ; ti sa z them, as they paired homewards, a figure of u which, it teems, he managed very fuceefefallr... this weak, perhaps wicked, frolic ended here; ills likely that no let ions confequences would hare enfold. It would engri.fs too much at the reader's attendee to Woe minutely the difagreeable rcfult of his Mh rent experiments. Women and children Dave nearly Jolt their fer.:zs. One poor woman. in panics/an, who was far advanced in her pregnancy of a fe child, was to much (hocked at this fappoted (]bolt, that the took to her bed, whete the Pill lies in gem danger. The Ghort had In 4 much alarmed a "Ng goner belonging to Mr. R u LLLLL driving a team of eight horfes, and which bad fifteen paltengns at the time, that the driver took in his heels. and left +wag gon and Lorfes, fa precipitately, that the whole were greatly endangered. The Ghofi, to whom we (hotel certainly do joltice, was not to very mitchievous as to cut the liarnel) of the bodes, as erroneously fluted in tome of the Papers. Neither Mall, woman, nor child, could pats that way far f-- , c time pail 1 and the report was, that it was the Apparition of a man who cut hi; throat in that neighbourhood above a year ago. Several Lay in wait different nights for the Chna ; bat there were fo matey bye lanes and palls leading to Harnmerfasith. that he was always lure or being or: that which was un3uarsled; and every night played off his tricks to the terror of the pair:ti gers ! varinus reports abcut Hammerfniith world more than fill a newfpaper—tome alifolutely affirm. ing, that they had Glee the eves of the Gholt appear like a Glee:- o'y-re—others, that he Ire a6rl fire awl prole —and others again, that he ranifhed in a trio. mint, and funk in use earth in their pretence ! Not enthaanding the dike very and Jett-Clio°. very few will yet venture ma afer dark, ft, dreadful has been the inipeee:on made on the minds of the Inhabitants by C. ifpin, svh,l a Lli Atm be oh:igcd to enterer f-r the& wanton and manifold uutrages of the pudic peace. morning, at nine o'clock, the Lottery began drawing, at Coo-er's ilall, in Balloihall•ltreet, and about half pail thr:e o'clak in the after• none.—Tickets and Shares may be h.,d at B u sies Offices, No. 4. Cornhiil, and go. 9, C! aring Crofs. warranted undrawn. N B. The S.c and Day of Drawing will be on Saturday neat, the Lath MIL Them!! rerpeaable modern rt ;irate Dancing Aca- Jesuits, for Ladies and Gentlemen of any age what ever, who have negloded toacquire that accomplish. men?, and Wit) to learn particularly private and expeditinui, arc, at No. 59, Sherrard After. G Ilden fqnare. acd No. to. Great Alie•llreet, Candlelit's Fields, the in flruitions ars by Mr. ALtra, 'Sited by IdePs. Tom Lamina and Marriott, on a plan as ell& as the Ale ir eisgant and falhionable. The P. au Foru and harp, us age wild them