Star. — London, England, 1807-05-30 00:00:00

TO THE ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER. nymTLEm.,,, NEXT to the confeirnifnefe of endeavouring fin cerely to settee my COUN I Rl', nothing can be more pleating to my mind than the Public Approbation of my endeavours,— Accept my grateful Flanks At the fame time forgive me for feeling fomething like defpair of any good to the Country ; whilß I fee the rtgular ripences of Corruption, greatly exceed all th.-: ezperces nec Wary for any War which we can be kindled in rurft,ing—whilit I fee attempts to delude the Public mii d, by cost PAR ATAVELY petty and iofigni &ant inquiries into what is termed Pi CULATION--.Whillt thee Inquirers thenifelves think it not dinionourable to Ide- greedily every opportunity of coaching themfelvea out of the Public fpoil, by any other to MS not terrod by lArm Pc cue.►l lON, Such wretched notions of }Ville Honour and timidly can afford no lignal herein to the Public, nor cat, give us any fuitahle redref, 'I hey a , ..:pear to me to reemble tla notion of Chattily entertained by the Proflitute. who boldly challenged any one to fay—that lbc ever went out of the Regiment. According to them, all within the Regiment—all within the RED honour able and virtuour. And :hey infult us by declaring that they have as good a title by the RFD BOOK, es any of the People can have to the fruits of their Indultry iir to the Inheritance of their An ceftors—from which Indull ry and from which Inheriotnce, be it remembered, and from them alone, the RED BOOK Well takes every thing that it hes to bellow. So that they pretend as good a right to all which they can contrive to tahc (coin us, as we have to the remainder—till they can take that too. Or NT LEM ex—Figure to youth Ives a Gang of Robb:Ts, cam. blned to plunder the Peaceable and 131.'1.111'100s h habitants of fe veral furreundi::g Pariihes—and agreer , g, aniongit rh.nifclvrs to (hare the brio:) , in loch &fiercer proporti..ns as tL•e Leader of the Gang 111:11:rri in to each. From time to time it will happen, that force thief or other amongft them tell purloin a part of the booty, and clondeßlndy appropriate to hinifelf mare than his appointed there. The or hiker is detede.l—and the Gang, with' open mouths, exclaim agiainft the atrocity of cheating—TlM It term eNT.—the only crime of the kind which they acknowledge to be fo. Would it not tr.: ridiculotri to tittle plundered Parithes to take any ;'art in fuch a difpute—and to divide theinfehres i::tJ firong pieties for the securers or the accuf:d ? As I.mg as the thieves in common take all they can fe4ze—wh - 4t is it to the pl. ndered Pro;:le, who fnare the booty? How they (hare it and in what prupertioes ?-otight they not rather to dcllroy the Gang, and ahe lifla the Combination ? Such is my conception of the different ca rupt Minifters we have f.en, and their corrupt adherents. And unlefs the. Public, with an tr.ited voice, (hall loudly pronounce the abolition of the WHOLE of the prefent fyftem of Corruption—l mutt Rill con tinue to depair of my Country. ELE34EN—!)y this unparalleled Eleeltion, have loudly pronounced your fentiments.—May your voice be echoed through the I.a:•d ! In the mean time—though an ineividual is ehnoft as nethiog in the fcale—l will carry with me your fentinicms into the i futile of Commons. And) allure you, that no raional endeavours of mine (hall be omitted, to rtllore to my Countrymen the undif turbed enjoyment of the fair fruits of their Induflry—to tear out the accurfed leaves of that fcandalous RED BOOK—and to brie); back Men's minds to the almoft forgotten notions of the fasrednefs of Private Property—which ought no longer to be transferred from the legitimate poffeff.ars, by the corrupt votes of venal and mercenary Combications. will continue. GENTLEMEN, difintereftedly faithful to the Interefts of my Country—and endeavour to prove rnyfelf your zealous Rcprefentative, EKANCIS UURDETP. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OE DURILOM. GENT! ExrN, WIT H the moa lively feelings of Gratitude, allow me to exprefs my thanks f,r the MOE re ND ENT manner In which you have been pleafed to delft me one of your Rcpre fee tatives in Parliament. I beg to afore you that I !hall ever feel indebted for fo diftinguifbed a mark of your confidence, and that it (hag t e try o!t e • •!eav- nr to prormte the welfare of the United Kingdom, and the COMMERCIAL and LANDED INTL , . ESI 9 of this County in p remain, Geneem-n, with the greateft esteem and regard, your obliged and faithful Servant, Durham, May as. H. V. TL MPES ',lO I rib: u N I LEMEN, CLERGY, AND FR V.EI - 10LllaRS OF 'I . [IL COUNTY OF SUSSEX. THE Very Crnail Majority which appeared in fa your of Mr. Fuller rai the final clofe of the Poll yefEerd ,y. and the certainty that confiderable numbers of bad votes had polled for him, induced me to apply to the Sheriff ror a Scrutiny, who having peltpoted his anfwer this morning, has thought proper to rcmfe it. In the ftilleit cot:fid• nce. however, of havin3 a Great Majority of Li l a! Votes ovi r Mr. Fuller, and on the advice of my Friends, it is my Mteritioo to Poirion the Honk of Commons for redraft. It it imcuffiitle ! ,, r any language to ex?refs to you the very high fettle of Gra!ims!,,. I Gil !or the Free and ludcpctident Exertions which have bet, mat:Palled Fa my behalf, during the whole of the late comell 1 cab oily afro re rim that if lam placed l.y that tri bunal to whirl: I n ceo to appeal, in the cliflirguiaied fitiltion of one of y• ur R, pt . < faitatiyes. it tit ill be my cirittaut Ittaly to prove myElf not un irferving it, by a Jiligcnt mikl faithful difcli ire of my duty its Kiri; -rant •—!1.7.,ve the honour ta remain, Geoilemen 'Your 0b1i,,- , ad and faithful !ill able fervant, CuckficlLl e, May zo, 'goy. WA it lih 31.14f:150N . r umbers .at the final elate of the roll, were— For Mr Wyndham 4333 Mr Fulla :31 Colon cl Sergifon - 2473 _ SUSS:. x. COLONEL SERGISON'S ELECTION. MANN' icipeCt.tble Freeholders r i the County of Stars, feeling Colonel SFRGISON's Elraian as involv ing the iiith.pt.ndence of tile Cuanty, and hullo:CA wi;11 a con vidlion that he has a MajAity , of legal Votes over Mr. l'uta.r.a, art defirous of opening a Suhfcription for defraying the espences of preparing for aid tupporting a Petition to Parliament, for re drcf; agai , it th.t return of Mr Fe ri.::a. n' ,de by the Sl,eriff. Su'otcripc ions wilt be received at the following Ilankinz iim.fes, via -- LoisooN. .. S Sir Tames Efdsile and Co. Mars. Drununonds. INI t fil-a. Diggings and Co. %Mfrs. Griffiths. Drew, and Co. ARI.INDS L • IMe firs. Dailey and Co. 1 Mc firs. Oliver and Co. 1' r•I WOR'I II - •Me firs Upton and Co. no it t., 'IA sr. - MetTrs. Griuftead and Lanham. ), "Ntefrrs. Ricc and Co. BASCO-row. - ' Nl:4m Wigney an 1 Co. • Mcfrrs. Brown, Hail, and Co. S :Vain. Whitfield and Co. Z Lawns. - Meas. 'l 4 'ood and CO. FAST Clt [MST II D Mt. flis. Burt And Co. HA st ING S. - Meffra. Tilden, Saneplun, and Co. Rya. - • MatTrit.eCurtt is and Co. PE rea sr IF. en - Mefirs.._l - ledler and Co. CHICHESTER% TI WRESBIIRY, MAY 16. tBO7. a MEETING of the Freemen, Btirgeffe‘, and Inhabitants of this Borough. enlivened l.y public Notice front the Balla, for the purport of confidering of an Addrefs to bur late R. prig, iitative, JAMES MARI IN, F.fq. exprelfive of our Thanks for hi , lumen, faithful, independent, and confzientiocs mdttet. I!tirlng the 'Tbirty•two Years be has Reprefented this Borough in Parlitnent, The Wcrflilpful the HIGH BAILIFF, in the Chair, d inianinionfly, 'I hit the ferviees wf•ich have Vern ren• dered to this Borough by cur IJe wor.hy corer:mance, Jamas IMAatt IN du. io,t tic loop and eventful period in which h r h as fat In th- Rritilh Senate. imperioutly call upon u., on his retiring from public life to . fl.r him our w. melt acknuoiledgmints for the anxiays regard a"J unrentii. ed attention which he has mi tormly dirplayrd towari:: the intcrefT. ef his toollituents; and to exprefs the high fenfe which we entertain of that' fterlit.g inde pendence and inflexible infegr:ty. which have n.arked the whole of hi: Patlianientary eondn tt and have peculiarly charanerfzeil Vim. as a faithful and i t 11. it itcpnienta . ive of the Commons of ibis king.lnoo. That a titce of plate be pr. tented to Mr 'MARTIN, with an ap propriate inlet ipt4sn and that Mr. Bailif he requited to com municate there Refolutions to hint; and to add our Encere and bratty vt Hiles that he may lorg cvnti: ue to riptide:fee in retire ment ?Imre e. j• ymi nts. to which,hv his public and private virtues. be is fu eminently entitled.--Signed at the itql4pl of the Meeting, JOHN IF RRETT, Bailiff. T h e l aili6 having left the Chair, the thanks of the Meeting c want moufly voted to him, for his polite attention. NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY. DOCK STOCK, BREWERY SHARES, &c. By PRIVATE CONTRACT, by Mr. SCOTT. SHARES in the Leeds and Livervel. Grand Jundtion, Swanks', /Milton and Oldham, Rochdale, Lan callcr, Croydon. Wilts and Borks, Union, vni Kennet and Avon Navigation—Swanfca .Harbour Bonds—Weft India, Eaft India, and London Dock Stock—Globe Iffuranee—Gulden.lane Brew ery—and London Flour Cornpany's Sh res. Apply to Mr. Scott, No. as, New Bridgc.ftrect, London. LONDON. SATURDAY, MAY 3o PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE. O'CLOCK : Coofols, fur money, 6.31—..f0r July 6411-omnium Exchequer Bil!v zs. prem. THE CONTINENT. A Mail arrived from Denmatk this morning, but the intelligence it brings is not of much importance, if we except a report from Vienna, but which does not ten on any official authority, " that France and Ruff; e have agreed to accept of the mediation of Auflria to negociate a peace, but on condition thpt no armiftice take place till preliminaries are figned." A letter from the Banks of the Mayne, of the 16:h of May, dates, that the latch intelligence from Vienna was to the following purport :—" Negotiations for peace between the contending powers have at length commenced at Ofen and at Vienna, and a courier has been difpatched to London, in order to invite the Englifh Government to accede to them. Many peo ple, however, entertain great doubts of thefe negoci. ations coming to any favourable ilfue." The Hamburgh Correfpondent of the 231 of May, (the latelt received) contains no news of importance. —lt Bates in a letter from Bruirells of the 15th of May, that feveral cops of Fiench troop, are march. ing through that town, on their way to Wefel, where they are to halt until further orders. General MOLITOR is arrived at Magdeburgh with his divitlon, on his ;lurch from Italy to the Grand Army in P,land. The Bre(law G :w ate, of May teth, contains the following account of a flight engagement in which the French claim :he advaatage, having taken 7co prifoners " The enemy, who were driven from Car.th on the 14. th, by the column ender the com mand of General Domay, after foffering a very confiderable lots, attempted to make good their re• treat over the mountains. General Lefevre marched out in purfuit of them, and came up with them at Q2olfdorf. Betides the loft of the enemy in killed and wounded, General Lefevre made 700 men prifoners, among whom were 30 officers, and took three can nons from them. We are not yet aquainted with all the refults of this brilliant engagement, wherein our brave allies have excited aflonithment by their bra very." The Betlin j• , urnals contain long details of the operations of the French againli Dantzic, which, however, Hill continues to hold out. The Al mitlice between the French and Swedes fill continues. Hi► Swedi(h 1113 jelly, fq far from being dilfatified with the condun of General Baron Vox Ess IN, now ledges in Lis hour?, and has given him the Grand Crofs of the order of the Sword. Private letters from liarnburgh, under date of the 22d, Rate, that a rep nrt had reached that City, of a very dreadful Battle having taken place between the Ruffians and French, in the neighbouthood of Dantzic, in which the latter loft 30,000, and the firmer re mained mailers of the field. The Siege of Dantzic was confcciitently railed. Thefe letters add, that it is confidently re,-, , irted the King (.1 Sweden has not only refuted to ratify the At miftice, but has actually recomintltecl VIFNNI, MAY t.t. We are here pofitively anted that France and Ituflia 11.:ve accepted the mediation of our Court, under the condition however that there (hall be no armiuice during the cond . :: of the negociations. The Court Gazette of this day contains the follow ing intelligence Com Turkey: " Admiral Siniavia is Rill cruizing before the en trance of the Dardanelles with his flzet, which confifts of eight fit:ps of the line, two fifty gun-(hips, and le veral brigs. The troops they difembarked took Te nedos by affault on the alit March. This conqueft is of the greatell importance, not only on account of the pofitian of the Maud, but becaufe it facilitates the prcliitioning of the Ruffian fquadron. The Tor kith garrifon is fent into Natolit. " On the 6th of April the Capitan Pacha failed from the Canal into the Sea of Marmora, with one three-decker, five two-deckers, aui nine frigates and corvettes, a brig, and a fire-fbip, probably to offer battle to the Ruffians. On the 3d of April the Head of the Treafcrer of the Navy was etpnfed as a public fpeetacle on the iimer gate of the Seraglio. His lenience afligned as the cask of his execution, his having neglaled the preparations for the defence of the Dardanelles, in confequence of which Admiral Duckworth found it fo eafy to force the paffige of the Strait. On the fame day the Treaftiter of the Army of the Grand Vizier was depoled, and Halle lichaflum Effendi appointed to kis place." BERLIN, MAY 19,-4( Frcm tte Tritgrap?..) 68 According to flizial accounts of the iph of May, the. French Imperial Hea:l Q2arters (fill conti nued at Finkettflein. " The palfage of French troops on their march to the army fill continues without interruption. " Sometime& three or four cent iert arrive here frcm the Grand army in a day." FROM THE MAYN, MAY 16. On the lath of May died the Duchefs S-pllia Al bertina of Wurtemberg, widow of his Majelly's uncle Duke Lewis, in the 79th year of her age ; and, on the fame day, Prince Charles of Nam, htotl.er to the fovereign Prince of Naffau, in his 3zd year. COPENHAGEN, MAY i 6. M. Von Tarrach has refumed the charaEler of Prufflan Ambaffador at Stockholm. Letters from EaR Fru(Ga fay, that Baron Hardenberg is at the head of moil departments. LOWER ELBE, MAY 24. We have no farther news from the theatre cf war. It was yellerday reported that Dantzic was taken, but this is not confirmed to-day. It is Paid the King of Sweden will not ratify the additional article to the armiflice, flipulating a month's notice inflead of to days of the ceffation of it. It feems the French ex peft hoflilities to be renewed. All interconfe with Swedifh Pomerania is again broken off, and troops are again marching to Mecklenburg. Yefe►day ali the Duch left Hamburg!): a few hundreds came afterwards from Harburg, but are going to-morrow: they are in bad fpiritc, and fay they are going to Stralfund, where they expeet to meet the fate of the 7th regiment, which, as they fay, was totally cur to pieces. We have fo few here at prefent, that at. moll all the polls are occupied by the city troops. TH ARMY. Yelerday afternoon General Bra esro an arrived in town from Buenos Ayres, and immediately at tended at the Horfe Guards ; Co that G , vernment will now be in poffellion of the mod compile ac count of the Hate of our polTeffion in South America. Along with other Journalifls we have lately flated the arrival of General Fox, from the Mediterranean. It was General GROSS, from Gibraltar, who arrived, and who, on his landing, was taken for General Fox. The latter Officer is (lilt in Sicily, though his return is expeaed. Lieutenant General Hay M , Dowar.r. has fucceeded Sir Jour; CRADDOCK in the chief command of the Madras Army ; this aa gives general fati,fattion. General CRADDOCK is at the fame time a very brave Officer, and from long fery ice at Ceylon, and in every varier of India, is intimately acquainted with : he language, manners and cultoms of the . Native Troops. Lieutenant General Nrcoxt.s, the Commander in Chief of the Bombay Army, is on his paffrge home ; as is Sir JOHN CRADDOCK. The II th Foot, which but a fhort time ago re turned a &deco from the Weft Indies, has confider ably recruited its numbers, and has lilt week marched to Plymouth. We learn that Government have received offers of railing fame new Highland Corps ; we cannot be lieve that filch offers will be reidled, at a time that foreigners are railing corps, and • beating up or I t:- cruits in our prifons and prifon THE GRAND EXPEDITION. The time when the large Expedition now preparing will a!lually fail, depends on the contingencies which may refult from the prefent (late of Affairs upon the Continent—but we are allured that Minifters are inde fatigable in their different departments, and that loch aaivity has been employed that every thing will be ready in fourteen days from this date. An irnmenfe number of Tranfports it. hired ; Ordnance, Military, and Medical Stores have been embarked ; and a large body of troops is in the neighbourhood of the points of embarkation ; fo that, on the very Sufi receipt of expeaed intelligence from the Continent, the troops will be hurried on board, and fail without a moment's delay. In additiOn to the quantity of Stores now on board the Tranfports, 30,000 lets of accoutrements were ordered from a Houle in the City within tittle two days. Though perhaps charges may yet be made, the relent arrangement of the Staff is as follows : Lord CATitcmyr, of the Life Guards. Commander in Chief. Sir DAVID BAIRD, LE ut. Gen. 54th Regt. ad in Conn und. Major General SPENCER. Major General Lord Paoer. Major General FINCH. Major General Baron Datxtuct.. Baron de ROTTENEVIGH, Brigadier General, and fcveral other Colonels. Colonel Hoye, 6)th Rrgiment, Deputy Adj. GeneraL Llcut. Colonel CAREY, Guards, Affillact ditto. Lieut. Colonel TUCKER, dittto ditto. Colonel MURRAY, Deputy Quarter-Matter General. Major COFFIN, Affiflant ditto. Colonel Mumma, Commandant of Artillery. Lieut. Colonel CoeisoN, ad in Command. Captain BIRCH, Chief Engineer. Dodlor CI3APTAII, Deputy Infredlor of Hofpitdis. Four Phyuciaus, 6 Staff Surgeons, Purveyors, &c. Titost riots, Deputy Commiffary General. Calcite, Aialtarst ditto. Hon. Captain CATIICART, Hon. Captain GORDON Captain TLrII N.; ONE, &c. Aids-du-Camp. Pay-maR cr Gem al and Private Secretary not yet appointed. With the fial embarkati n, only to,ooo nun gill o; there Sir DAVID BAIRD %Nal Coalman d. It was intended that Sir JAMES CRAIG, ancf Sir JOHN STEWART 1110111 d go ; but the (late of health of there valuable Officers will not allow it at prefen►. That able Officer, General FINCH, will have the Brigade of Guards ; and the gallant Colonel Doaten, a Brigade of heavy Horfe. If circumflances permit, General BLISIF.:ILD will likewife jc•in this band of het ot s t and if late rences allow his leaving Malta, Central Viu.rrit s expeelcd to command the German Legion a r d Foreign corps. It is underflood that Sir SIONFY SMITH and Si r Hosts POPHAM v ill both accompany tte Gra f( ' Expedition. Sir SIDNEY is daily expeeted home the Tigre. The loth Light Dragoons still he r•ne of the reg. 'rents to be firil embarked for fcleign fetvhze, a r d the l't ince cf Wat.Pa, like moll of the worthy Colt. nebi, uhefc regiments have lately been iirt on lea vice, has been down to vifit and tdke leave of his fia t regiment. I he al rival of a large body of trobps firm L e i and is daily looked for to join the Grand Continental Expedition. TIIE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. In addition to the intere fling accounts which we Lair already prefented to the Readers of the Srart,regard ing the Expedition of General CRAWFORD, we have been favoured with the perufal of a letter from at officer of the sth regiment. He fays, that all du corps have arrived in health and fpirits at the Cap. Town, which is now a beautiful town ; but living i lamentably dear:—dinner alone colts ass. betide wine ; the fubaltern who can fuprort this from ht pay mutt be ingenious. Tile army at the Cap e 11 1; been left in the higheß Rate of difcipline by Sir BAIRD, who, though he has been a moll rigid difc plinarian, was moll univerfally regretted by all claffi at the Cape, civil as well as military. The Hot General GREY lives at Newland, a country bog feven miles from Cape Town. Colonel BAIRD commands at Cape Town, ar Major COLLINS, at Simon's Town ; the Genera Officers are all abfent in England; the 83‘.1 regime is quartered at Simon's Town. At Cape Town are the following Corps sift Light Dragoons. 24th Font. 6:th (4th Battalion) compored chid!). of Du:clnen. lad Highlanders. 934 or Sutherland Highlanders. There is one detachment of the 83d at Angola Bay, and another ao miles higher up. SPORTIA'G lATELLIGENCE. YORK SPRING MEETING, MAY 27. A Sweepilakes of 25gs. tall each, rode by Gentle,. men. Hot fes having fluted, but never won, aI. lowed 31b. Two mile heats. Mr. Watt's br h Martha' Caronfer, by Weskit r t Mr. Thoo apron's Scapellre, brother to Stretch 3 sj Mr. Richmond's Cockfpur, by Oberon . a j Fire and 6 to 4 tin Scapefire. Mr. Mellifles Trafalgar 211 7W heat Sir W. Gerard's Julien Czfar, Bit, IA mile and a half, sco4 , . Won very eafy. Three to t rn Trafalgar. Lord Darlington'. Brother to Bumper, 7ft alb beat Mr Lori dales Comrade, Bft 31b. h .t. Laft mile Won bra bead. Five to 4 twit L .rd Darlington. Mr. An turnteny, our late Minifler at Conflanti nople, arrived in town yellerday. His Bate of healtk has been lir form time very precarious. The voyase home, however, has confiderably re:suited him. The Dochefs of BRUNSWICK is expeeled in this conntry in about a fortnight. This venerable Prin. eels will rcilde with her Royal Ilighnefs the Princefs of WALES, at Blackheath. A houfe has been taken in the neighbourhood, for the accommodation of the Dnchefs of BRUNSWICK'S attendants. General BFRE , FORD attended yeilerday at Lon CASTLERFAGH'sOffiCe. The Lord Lieutenant of It e'and has been pleafedl to appoint W. H. M. HODDER, Efq. to be Colonel the North Cork Regiment of Militia, in the room te ROBERT UNIACKB FITZGERALD, Eq. religned. Sir WILLIAM FA R SON S in confequence of the dean of Mr. BoND, the late Magittrate of Bow-flreet, it appointed to the Police-office of Worthip fireet, ii place of Mr. NAZIS, who fucceeds Mr. BOND in the former fitnation. Two Englifh xebecs, (one named the Hnpe), both) laden with bullocks, from Tetuan to Gibraltar, were taken :he 24th ult. by Spanith privateers, and carried into Algefiras. Yelterday morning the King's Own Stafford Mi. litia was reviewed by General Frrzeov, in Windf Little Park, before Windfnr Calile. Their Majn' TIES and PRINCESSES were at their windows, and sp. peared highly amufed with the appearance of the regi• ment. After which his MAJESTY,PEDICdreSAUGUSTA, SOPHIA and AMELIA, took an airing in a phaeton, attended by Mifs EGERTON, Lord RivF as. &c . A part of the Prince of WALLS'S Light Dragoons (the loth) are ordered on foreign fervice, and art expeeled to embat k next week, to join the Expedi. Lion about to fail for the Continent : the four troops in Romfnrd Barracks are thofe deflined for this duty. His Royal Highnefs went down fall week so infpcit the Corps, and afterwards dined with his Officers. The grand match of Cricket, in Lord's ground, on Monday lag, the 25th infl. between nine cf Hemp• (hire, with Lambert and Hampton, againfl eleven of all England, for one thoufand guineas a fide, was decided on Wednefday, iR favour of Engl sod, by 47 I usu. The Anniverfary of General BENNIGSEN'S Day was celebrated at the Sr. Alban's tavern yelter• day. His Excellency the Ruffian Amhaffador, and s number of Noblemen and Gentlemen were prefent. CHILD MUSDLIL-.-A few days fine; a feTVarit in a family of fafhion, near Sandby, in Bedfordthire,wv l fully committed for the murder of her infant. She had delivered herfelf in the abfence of the major pad of the family, and concealed the body two days in a child, when the buried it in the garden. On Monday afternoon, a fine bny about three or four years old, belonging t Mr. John Kirk, of the Cullom Houfe at Hub, playing near one of the windmills on the Hoidernefs road, was firuck bythe vanes upon the forehead, by which his jaw, the boo!' of the note and fctill, were dreadfully frailererls 1 ° that his recovery is doubtful. T