Star. — London, England, 1804-09-25 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DA ' Alt. DUE. AIM DUI. I I l Hamburgh 0 I I Gottenburgh 3 0 W. N. W. NVatcrford Prowtea, SEPT. 22.—Yefterday arrived the In lry, of Milford, JutNelms, from Plymouth, with rk ; the Meteor, of NeWhaven, THOMAS, from tto for Waterford, in ballaft ; the Catharine, of -south, loons, from ditto for Wales, in banal; Favourite, of and from Yarmouth, Hies La a, th corn, for Liverpool, and the Experiment, of PHILLIP', from London, with timber,' for Swanfea. 'Fbis morning the Dozrais cut. Capt..Jonai, came in from a fuccefsful cruize, ing captured and fent into St. lye's the fmnggling ter Bee, of Fowey, having on board about sou :ers of fpirits from Guemfey, intended for Baf 's Cove : the fame veffel was feized by Mr. Wrz ,ms, our Tide Surveyor, in April laft, an/ after -3s reftored; but it is prefumed the owners will in the prefent inftanee, be fo fuccefsful. All above veffels failed this morning. The Onefi -, Tian eT N sex, is arrived from Liverpool with . for the fifhery. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 23.—Laft evening difpatches down from the Admiralty, for the Weft Indies, ,nick were immediately pot on board LA MORNI Volt-roma, Lieutenant Dail, and the failed at 7 p.m. . Jamaica and Leeward Hands; from the hurry of her failing, it is fupprifed the chfpatches are of im ance, as the is a fart fading val.—Sailed on a cruize to the Weftward, the Eons-wrote; of 44 guns, 1. Capt. PAWKY. The other frigates ordered for fea go this evening or to-morrow morning. PORTSMOUTH, SePT. 24.--Arrived the PRINCE or VALISman of war from the Channel Fleet ; la yet arre floop of war from a cruize, and Houma renue cutter from a cruize, and failed again this irnoon. Arrived the GaowLea gun-brig from a ruize, and has brought in with her the Spanith brig f.ffierance, bound to Dieppe. Sailed the Ihip Bro thers,Cagt. sit av,for the South Seas.—Wind N.N. E. Deal., SEPT. 24. — Salted the Surat Cattle Eaft- Indiaman, for Portfmouth ; PYLADES floop of war; BOLD, M , and BASILISK gun-brigs, for Sheer. uefs.—Arrived the LADY WARREN armed (hip, with a convoy, from the weftward, whi& are failed for the River.—Artived la Venus French privveer,ptize to the Thrum ; and the Eliza Ann Eaft Indianian, and remain in the Downs with the reit of the fhips as per laft. Wind N. N .W. SEPT. 24.—Arrived his Majefty's (hip THISBE, from the Downs : alfo the MERCATOR armed fhip,from the Baltic. Sailed the Porme ass or ORARGe, for the 'rexel ; the AGAMEMNON, for Spithead ; and the TARTARUS bomb, for Deal; and the Kirry armed 'hip, with two vcffels under convoy, for Ton. ssingen. Several merchant veffels have palled the Nore for the River. YARMOUTH, SEPT. 24.---Yeflerday arrived the I Baavnt (loop of war. Sailed the Fittersma gun brig. The following (hips have put into port with I the lots of their anchors and cables, viz. the Reich-' dale, Twos. Tucese, from London to Hull, flint Hones; Hannah, Tiros. TAYLOR, from Lymington ; and the Word, Jas. Tiros r,ort, for the North, in bal laft. Thisrnorning arrived from Harwich with mail, and paffengers outward bound, the LARK packer, Captain GEORGE MLA., and remains wind bound. MARG•T I, SEPT. 23.—A brig laden with Hone has been driven on fhore dole to the Cliff near Weil gate Bay, wh;ch, it is expo red, will be loft if the wind deer not moderate; the i, a Liverpool veffel,larn with llone for the IVapping Docks. The mailer has bored hales in her ro ket; her from driving 81011111 the tack, and it will be impollible to tcomve her till 1 1 the fpring tides, when they will moll probalds - I ceed. She has ilx men and two boys, who ale ail i.tte. I.ROM IT; GRAVE:I • 13, Sir r 24 —l'4 + ,l I.y the Ganges, Smelt, (Kan I St. ; Adventure, Wutfon ; and the Phon:is, Baird, from Tobago; limn w 11, Gil•lt., from .‘lezander, Ruthtr ford, from Trutola : YALU, Aiderkatt, from St. Vitleat's ; Hsr pointer, Lamb; and the Phoily. Albert, from Dantzie ; Alme ria, Afhnef., from Stockholm ; Inrtl St. lidera, Scout; and the Oeconomy. Hammond, limn it!ga; Adventure. Conan. from Narca ; Ilt tier, Coca II ; Irnterprior, Dattiell4 ; Norfolk, Dove; Duke of Llarence. Carr; Nova, Newest; Harlegui.t. Riky; gay. W. brier; Heart of idge ; Cakdonia. Wri,Mt ; Bird, l'ri. ;le ; Peanut:, ; Ylonhrnao, Smith ; P.11,:c eva. hompfoo; Aen, I:irt r:t; at..l the Bre,Stonchoule,for Peter (burgh, Ara tvr co.—in the Downs, Sit John Borate Warren, ---, from Ht.merara Jamaica, Barker; and Jane. S mit, from Wa terford; Illen, Killtek, from Cork; t ggy, F.s.lt h lau jtent; anti Nymgh, ---, from Rfga—At Dover, Hugh Joholtan, I roan Bolton for . Infter,!aut--At Liverpool, Fame. Hall, front Demme.; and Sally, Smith, ftom Charlatan—At Clyde, Ccci• RI, Pcntotrt, from Grenada; Allifon, ---,from Trull ; and Alaait,---, from Wilmington—Off \\laity. Daphne, Rowland, from Stettin—At Dublin. Nymph,Matthews, from St. Vinc.tit's —At &Mail, Neptune, Ksochall. from Alicant ; and Margaret, Taylor, flora 111 —.5t Labradore, Rae Ante, And lit clultry, from Jerky...At I Mum, Nancy and Mary. --, from Is ptham--.At kloftort, Charles., Malik, from I a , tulon. The Wanderer, FRANKLIN, o( Irons the Bal tic to Lohdon, !truck or, the Barnet Sand, near South wild, on the Seth intl. bit :ion the 22,1, luilaining any materiel d.c-att..,,r. El Sl.l:* UN, SEPT. 4.--A .;% rd this 121 0 1.1ing th 2 ; 411:1 Royal Georse, -s-th a fizt.r, it ota Laar, lb pc.—The Mercator and fleet returned the :,1 enritt.ay the fails again the full fail wit 0. ; ai!n the R rty.tl G.ft•cre with all the homeward b•aall Th: Tl.ame , nigh: a tingle C. :. fine 1.4 c NAV .I inNS . —( BF 04V r. I tt;c the Poospwr..,..s ; L.f!. t,. oN•.1. C, , tl te • •,n E11:1. tt t:imuu,s Lred to be •L nc Ci.rx: zr.d thcr,; ;,) A fLorutigil I,i , ..r. Dublin • Watcrfor PVNT.4I Wiry, 0 ark ; tt itto for armour e Fay( ith cor Armarti &c. for f. r, Cape • • aving c, utter B nkers c ct's CoN LIAM, ( ward's r not, in I the abot phorus, Talc for I Pt.vm came do which s FORT lrb for Jar of her f. Portanc cruise t icon. C • lea go PORT WALES I revenue afteino • • cr uise, Efpeta ! thers,C BOLD,lndiai • Deis. — a con, the Ri to the and IN 11 per Sat ' Tulsa fhip.fi for thi the 1 armee angel Nore YAI NAY brig. the la dale, hone, and t MARGATE, SEPT. t 3. ROYAL FAMILY WEYMOUTH, SETT. 23.—Yefterday forenoon the Royal Family and the Staff Officers rode to Bin comb Downs, where the KING reviewed all the troops in that neighbourhood. His Majeily expreir ed himfelf highly pleafed with the different evolu tions. The day proved very fine, and a veil con courfe of company were colletied. After which the Royal Family repaired to the Grand Fete, at the Royal Hotel, where a company of more than three hundred of the Nobility, Gentry, &c. met to cele brate the aniriverfary of his Majefty's Coronation ; the Royal Party being arrived, nothing could ex ceed the grandeur and hi illiancy of the fcene. The ta bles for dinner were furnilhed in the moll elegant and profufe (lyle, with every delicacy which the feafon of fords. His Majefty's table reprefented a moil mag nificent colonade ; between the centre pillars were (*ended the letters G. It. curioufly put together with glafs and beads ; on each fide of which were placed the infignia of the Order of the Garter, and that of the Bath. On the top of the centre WAS fixed a Glory, fupported from each fide by a trophy of war. The pillars being white and gold, bad the moil beautiful appearance, and artificial flowers were twilled roun I them ; elegant French china. figures, &c. were placed in order round the plate, on which, in the centre opening, were executed in mar ble dull colours, the Royal Arms, with its fupport ers, the Lion and Unicorn. This centre compart ment finiihed with fuperb Arabefque work ; the next two openings had each a fine landreape, with cattle, the two compartments on each end ; the one had a light herfe dragoon mounted, the other reprefented a camp at a dittance, in the fore ground of which were happily introduced two grenadiers in converlation. The next was a very long table, the centre of which exhibited part of the fame magnificent piece, with the fea horfes, There was alai a (mailer table exceedingly beautiful, the principal ornament of which was a fountain in a grand (Lyle ; and four other tables nearly of one length, but all differently decorated. Soon alter dinner the dancing commenced, and continued with the utmoil hilarity till near eleven o'clock, when their MAJFSTIES and the Paiacess. s retired, much delighted with the ferlivities of the day. Several handforne entertainments were given by private families in Weymouth ; anti it Was ob fermi that the town never before exhibited fuch a general fcene of hofpitality and mirth. There was, of cootie, no parade, or hdpeeting of pickets, and but few of the Gentry walking on the Efplanade, the Officers and Company being all better engaged ; even the Theatre, notwnhtlauding the excellent treat which the Manager had provided, was but very thinly attended. Soon after the Royal Family left the Royal Ho tel, his Royal Highucle the Duke of KENT left this place, accompanied by Colonel SEEM Two ac cidents happened during the fete, which fomewhat damped the joy of the TpeElators in the beets, who were very numerous from all the furrounding towns and villages. A boy was run over by a carriage, and reveres) , hurt. Dining the grand difplay of fire works, prepared on a fcaffeld before the Royal Ho tel, a (park fell from a rocket into a hamper, con taining a great quantity of Roman candles, and other fireworks, which went off in all direaions, and feverely burned fereral perfons. The moll dreadful Irene of confulion, fcreams, &c. earned. Two well dreired ladies, who happened to be near, had their clothes terribly burned ; feveral loft their (hoes, bon nets, &c. in the confufion. This morning (Sunday) at eleven o'clock, all the Royal Family, except the D uke of Sussex, want on board the it• , ±al Sovereign yacht, where they heard pra}erb by the Chaplain oldie (hip. Earls ROSSLYN, POULI T, LTRBRInG:., WESTMORELAND, Lord ROLLE, Generals GARI H, MANNERS, MAANINGHAM, Were of the party. A Royal Salute was fired by the 1 . 11;rs on their Mays.sriss taking water, and again on their landiug. The town was thinned yefterdiy by the t 3th Dra-' tiousne who had a flail-day, and went through their 0 evolutions in little more than an hour, to the [Ads fatlion of every one prefertt. The Margate and Itamfgate Volunteers had a grand field-day on Friday at Cliffsend, a moil charm ing fituation, in fight of the French coaff. Mr. PITT was exile led, but could not attend. Lieutenant- Colonel Di Li.em commanded. The Volunteers here are upon a fort of permanent dmy, as they cm mit for fie hours every day, to Cliff,end, to Sc.l'eter's, or fame place within three or four miles of the twan. •- The unfavourable keennefs of the breeze keeps the i Weft India fleet Rill in the Margate Roads and the Qjeen's Channel, as well as feveral other veffels.— One may count, of various defcriprions, about Go fail. A packet that went out on Friday morning was compelled to return in a few hours afterwards, and has not ventured out fence. This morning was difcovered a brig, laden with fibres fur Dover, dri ven aground on the Nayland Rock, near Wellgate, about A mile and a half wefiward of Margate, by the violence of the weather, and will molt probably go to pieces. A packet and a corn•hoy have jai come in. The packet has had a short voyage from London ; only eight hours. An unfortunate accident happened as the pafrengers were landing. A young man, in ftep ping into the next yard, flipped his foot, and broke his leg. A pardon has b:en granted to JOHNSON, the fmug. gler. The brig Elizabeth and Mary, belonging to the port of Sunderland, Joritr Bewsa mailer. lying on the Beach at Landguard Fort, where the had been in ballafk, caught fire on Saturday morning, by a light ed candle being lift in the hold, and, we are forry to add, before any affillance could be given, was, with the mails and rigging, totally cunfutned to the water's edge. The improvements fir the Carey and accommo dation of Ihir ping at the port of Southampton have commenc:d. It is intended to enlarge the -prefent quay by carrying it out farther to the weft, then to return north againft the prefent town wall. An old building, called Noah's Ark, is to be removed, and an entr.tnce made into French and Bugle Streets. — But as, during firong wetlerly winds, there is a heavy tea on that fide, it Is intended to form a backwater, by finking feveral valets, for which purpofe the firft, about four hundred tons burthen, was lowered on Thu, fday haft. The report of a perfon having been flirt in a duel on Sunday morning in Hyde Park, mentioned in a Morning Paper of yetlerday, is unfounded ; though a duel as intended to have been fought there between a Mr. W. and a Mr. P. hop-fa tors, in the Borough, and who were td have met in Hyde Park at fix n clnck on Sunday morning ; but information of their intentions having been privately given at Bnw tlreet on Saturday night, and alto at the Police office, Union Hall, warrants were iffiled to appre hend the patties. Mr. P. in a poll-chaife, with his Second, coming into the Park at the Oxford•tireet gate, was arrelted by the Union Hall Officers; and Mr. W. and his fecund, arriving at nearly the fame time, at the Piccadilly gate, were apprehended by two of the Bow -greet Officers, who condueed them bzfore Mr. GRAHAM ; when Mr. W. entering into fecnrity to keep the peace, was liberated, as was Mr. P. on procuring bail at Union Hall. The quarrel, we uncle' Rand took place tefpeflin,g a liorfe, in con fequence of which Mr. P. fent the challenge. COUISING.—The match betwixt Snwatrow and Pizarro over the Marlborough Dun ns is off by con. fent. , A grand match of Cricket, by the Yarmtooth So cicty, took place on Tuefday, on the Dcnes, which was to flrongly contents' that the umpires could not We have authority to contradiA the paragraph decide which party was the winner, each having run that appeared in Come of the London papers, liming the fame number of notches; but the 1411 notch being that Mr. Ot.t i•o4 AN r had made his efeate from France. difputcd, was at length declared bad, and are t it:tory Nothing c,•tild Le mute regular than the pertnitlion given to the firft inning party. h e obtained to leave France On parole, not to leave ROWISO MATCH.—Yrfierday —• Cannon, of until Ctd•Anged. King's hairs; and Church, et Limehoufe•hole. At Staines fair, on 'Wednefday, there was an unit- 'tartest from thz Sand %shall, at Woolwich, , 1 1 row foal good thaw of tortes, and cattle in general. Th e t•i the Horse-Petry, at Rotherhithe, for a confidera fmmer, with the elceptivn of a number of colts and ble wager. The odds at darting were greatly in fa lean hacks, went rtr brifkly, and fully maintained the your of Church, hut to the dilarimintiricnt of the p r i ce s they have 11•::d at the late fairs. Lean cattle k r „,,i n g mit ,, w hen they gut off Blar•kwall, he found alit, fetched a good ;mice. Pigs fold freely ; onions, hint it' lo much in the back-ground, as to decor it 4,1 which there were a large fupply, were fo cheap as prudent to ;;se in. nut, in tome intlances, to defray the expellee of their Foor RACI.--Tlle match made between Mr. carriage to the fair ; though offered in the evening „ OARCLaY and Captain MARSTON, 4 I the +Bll Rtgi• at the Ilw price cf as. per bolted, a costfisle..ible mcnt, to run one mite for lc, 4 :•.:...i5, w..: 1 . . v. quantity trete taken away unfcld. _foynest on the ISLII 11111411( at Fait it.. ITO: ill b;.fiee. At Reading ftir on Friday, the quantity of c he e fe Pe Gentlenten were both fuck c,lebrated p:dcf itched for fale tell far (hart of what we li lee teen tor P - that the race attraZi.:.l 1. . r,e hondicds 01 I , llle '•als : this WAS meat - toned by the heat , 1 the ,. matt;,„ great 4L.11 tat mon< sk a. ~11- 0 11. , -.ted, Weather. the daily •men chuting to keep it at 11.111 e, i l';" : ''" : a ' acid as Capt. MARSTON was known. Ls the r.-7iroco . , rather than run the rill of having it fpoiled to in the '. t, , be a fa iii runner, Lc found mane t., hack llim.— ea:rin we. The avera prices were,, (10%* e `Ce1611... 1 11l 1 l ' lle two Gentlemen flatted at an ..•arly hoar. Mr. 5 (,,, to 725. per cwt. Old d i t to Soc. to Sas.--- . lne I BAR( LAY foffered his competitor to take the lead, and glow of hones was remarkably g ood . but 110 M t he keep it tor a (hors ditlance, sell m he patted him, and high prices anted, very few were fold. continta:A a-head to the end of the face. ile cirri Maw ith,lausling the accumulation :I f. la, philo ,_ pleted the didance in tire minu , e, and h.% :it f,c,, , t41,, fophers hare relittlantly admitted the exigence of t he not" ildlanding the intend.: heat 4.1 the %semi .r. Mr. toad ipteies in the hart of oak, or in a 1,1, ck of mar !',,‘act. AY Wls under tiain.i.g 1. mle time Ly BILL ',le. At 1 itllo t t A ts, in the Canton of T:,ulleit, of the ARO. Mr. El ITCH LA Rtl. o attended as the u - liie depar:iii‘ot 4,:* j.:nta;:pc, a living toad has heat ail- 0., V:: 011 .. 1111V i ot, 7 , 11 11;•ct s 1•.•:t-,ni tlli.l.f c oveted to a V_lll 4,1 pit coal, between two mai; .:I of . • - . • .• • , rock, eioc, feet IazI.AV the ft:dace. The a nimal ~,,s o •L, t 1 . te 4s 4,-cr ct cry.i: isi•it,..: aino•r, -...t0 % li t.. Gum C.r.ilff to I.Kcon, ard I ice to Lat..: !i, (a ,1;- .. hie m in-hes long, and ditd as foon as the air 4.1 ) ; .. -• t tree of Bf, miles) in ac h00r,,, stlii.h he p.. tOt me.' came in cont an with it. This natural ettriolitv is wall 1.1t...1t talc an 13 hours. n ot near fo Lap as the ;; igantic fp-cimen of the fame t: .i . ltal prtter v.. 1 la the l'lnrence Mufeuni. Lail we, k a dead body Wel ; thrown itpe the beach m 1 L ew, t i o'll3 and 'Air% paint has been Little I war the N ice Point, which was difeos tcJ a: a:, , v•lite.l, and I .I,. , :efVully applied to gate... r 1 7 `.., aad sally hoot iii the moinkg tic the peore at tre li g . ',Canoe , : it is made of two (putts of fkinin,cd nal hook, who humans le inteirsd it in the lands.— ,-, , t:f f:efh flaked lime, fit olnces a The c•lip. was ili ol AM' o , put refcence, and th,•cking -• whet:, cf Burgondy Fitch, ati.l ly nhvlglt.i and inutilat ed. From all appear.mce it :. , e. The iitne is t•• 1 , .. was that of A I.lil I 1 , ••%', having on, at 11 e time it r'd then e!.; roi .. t• i WA• 14 , 1111a,ttttl listi; r.,11.,itc %,, , 011,11 ttoWiLl*. It h.1:1 . :L:1 mix i . Si!, tilt: 01... , :.t1y 1,..:1 in ill: s , , ; ,, A 1 .,...,,,i, d„,, at , I 5;,.., ' - • •• ,Ws. cue 41 the litre wh". , 1) , •it a 1 ,,. • •v:•• ~1 ..n. 0111 I `, %. I: in Xi 11, 1.1 litt i.itc S:;r it v, ell t* .~.~1 I ~ J white A i'~ I t I . in -eidcr Rf , ads, atten. to v.,k It If , ~1 A toig Ivi• I)) . 41 in TLC PI l it In to 0 1 them csei ac•rl. 1. ut.h - ..: ..: •c:1 b:t 11.; ;Ix vt'. , ich, i: i, t.. 11. .:1 L:4;...cut ... 4 A.l i:„:ny A iquarc La, .s (•Hly e.tr...c tt . of !I.! !ix tl,tt itt.t.le 'Lc !Ail txpoi:r.cat ltrs•c 1;.,c:..cu ncArdut• LAW INTELLIGENCE. SHERIFFS COURT, SEPTEMBER Wain Fur v. Jacoas.—The Plaintiff, the Mate of an Esti Country fhip, .brought his attion to recover 601. which he had placed in the bands of the Defen dant for fecurity. Jacobs is a Jew faleftnan. Having accolPd the Plaintiff en his return from a voyage to Riga, he perfuaded him to go to his houfe in Eaft- , cheap, where he promifed to fupply him with necef (arks at a moderate rate, and to protci him from being inspreffed. The Plaintiff, under the faith of fuck promife, agreed to go, and incautioufily gave the Defend Ant 601. nearly the whole of his wages, to take care of. The latter, as loon as he had got poffeffios of the money, prevailed upon the plaintiff to por chafe a watch for K. which was not worth 31. to boy ufelcfs and expenfive cloathing. and a complete fit of wearing apparel for a girl of the town, the whole of which articles were enumerated in a bill, amount- - ing to no lefs than 301. Coulcious of being impofed on, the Plaintiff refufed to pay; he had only been in the Defendant's houfe a fortnight, and his bill aad expences could not have fairly amounted to fuch a turn ; he therefore itditted on not payiug more than half the charge, which the Defendant wt uld not ac cede to. On examination of the Defendant's bill, the items were exorbitantly charged; the Jury reduced it to 131. and gave a verdi& for the Plaintiff—Da, mages 371. SILPTE:49II 24. An Extent having been liked from the Exchequer :o the amount of 13,0001. againti the effefts of Metfrs. Cartel and Bowel, the Banker., in Lombard-ftred. who lately flapped payment, an inquifition was taken this day before the Shet iff„ on the property, introfted to the AtEgners. Ftom a fquare tin cafe brought into Court, Bank of England notes were produced to the amount of to,8581.; in acceptanbes not due, 2,678, and 5151. in gold and Slyer, the whole making a fum of 15,1541. Mr. ',ITCH ci at" Solicitor for the Cams. atter tome objeaions, contented that the Sheriff Ihould make his return in favour of the de fendants, and the property was conveyed to the Bank. A few days fince, a brutal farmer, at Sheihrds near Lambourn, Berk., fet a large mallitf at a poor ineffenfive woman:for having gleaned a handful of barley nut of one of his fields, after the corn had been carted off. The animal tore one of the poor creature's arms alma from her body, and the is now languilhing in a very dangerous Hate. The man has fence sbfconded. The feaman who was lately coneiaed at Plymouth • of mutinous conduB, and lentenced to receive Soo Lithes, and to be impritoned in the MarfhaYea, has made his efcape from the fhip in which he was con fined. He has received, at different times, for va rious crime. ntarly 1500 lathes within two years. An inquierticn was taken on Thurfday fe'nnight '- at the Bull its Peterborough, before J. Sroorma, Gent. Coroner for the libeity, on the body of 8. " Main, an Enfign in the Peterborough Volunteer lnfan try, who, the preceding evening, wasfound dead about a mile from Pete" borough. OR the 'l'horney Road. On inveftigation, it appeared he had fallen from his bode, and received a violent contution on the brain, which canted his immediate death. Verdia—Acci dental death. Oa Satird.4 evening, Mr. Main's funeral was attended by the Volunteers, by whom every refpea was paid to the memory of a man whoft death will Icing be feverely felt by his family, and all who truly knew ham REMOIIIII or CoNscrsirck—.lktonday laft a WORM appeared before a Magidrate, of the Hundred of , Longtree, in Gloucetler:hir e, and congaed that eight years ago fire had murdered her Wind Infant, by cutting its throat, and throwhrg it into a brook, and declared that filch was the intolerable mifery of her mind till fhe had divulged the dreadful feeret, due the was inevitably compelled to conrip herfelf over to the law, to anfvrer for the horrid creed which ear bittered every moment of her. exifience. She wait committed to p 1 ifon, and remanded for another hear• inn, till eroviiry lhould be made into the event. An unfottunate cireirmilance took place on Satur. day fe'nnight, at Mts. Femon's farm, Sheffield Ma nor :—A waggon loaded with corn, with nearly so women and children ou the top, was driven through the lower farm yard, in the occupation of Ma HZ, when there, the women on the top infifled upon the dtiver turnip A the waggon t mind, that they might thout the HArreit 1-1 •rue, to the upper farm of frits. F‘nton t—the man had nearly fucceeded in turning the waggon, when the p iticovr4 overbalanced the load, and, with the wagon, acre immediately and all tovether p.ecipitatcci to the ground. We are lorry to add, that two perfons, a mother and her daughters • I.A each of them a thigh :vokro, and were other. • wife bruited ; a little boy hid his leg broken, and a yuung woman her neck JAI. rated, bon.. a perfon pre : fent immediately replaced I - , and the torn recover ed. Several orh , r pelf -s were 11:y.h...1v The pi ircipal 111:1.rers %set: icmoved to the sheffield General Ii t.rmar hat hc:n difenvc,:ed at Afishy Pi cton,m, in I.incolnthire. It was round by a la bourer cutting .t Ti,e top c f the ibine che@ lay thiee tect - bel w the furtace of the ground, the lid if nitt.d neatly to the fides, hanging a little over the C•!?.4.., In Om; when it was removed no dirt of .4n•: kind had g.iined :admittance, during a period of ne.iily two thoitfaild years. The elicit is of frce ft me, of the kind found in abundance on I.'l coin Heath. The urn is made of tiring p 1 4 G, w,ai /na -1 n,L,clnted, hilt of a greenith hue. The glats was pCI Ica in all icfpels, 41,1 the turfscc WAS at ratUrAll as it It had 1)-C11 jll't CUtlC.;:ea fire. This receptacle nt the a.1..s was neatly fited with frnall pieces of Lon-, mail oi lions the cti.:.ft. rf ig ni,ion, be ne white tiatingli et . .. l ,llance of l ' Of bone. 1 Among t!.c f v 01'. ci a fmal lacry. rmit..ry, 111 ICII 114 d i,:rn tic kf:l, :is ri the ar..l::‘e of the pcsl n whn s.:ied OA. oil at know t!. he li id ex iro ot the Yak, in . c. .11 it (nigh be i ,clo:s i :it C t • Ws,.rose try » g . v , •-v •• r t'• F II Asst .a Int Lot he pr, used. act the Public Ti.:kets th, y 1...,y Sh.it (7!11: -. .:, 1\ c •, at their , d, V'.4ll.llted tiriJtAvil t the ~f :.•‘ --N.D. Ihe Se.unet IPay's Dr4v. 4il. Le u.t :azordey scat.