Star. — London, England, 1804-05-28 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY..--Wiad S. S. E. ♦EE. DUI. •EE. DUE. • I Hamburg% 0 t s Gotteubargts o 0 Dahlia Waterford Towv, May z6.—Arrived the Ns m ssis frigate from a cruize, and the PHEASANT floop of war trouts the Eaftward. Wind W. S. W. PLYMOUrti, MAY 26.—Sailed the Lady Warren hired armed [hip, of so guns, for the Downs. with the following (hips under convoy; Lord Howe, Charhon, Admiral Gardner, and Sir Stephen Ludt ington, Eaft Indiamen, from Bengal. Sailed the BACCHANTS♦ of 26 gum. Capt. Dasuwooo, with t fail of veffels under convoy from Oporto, for the Ear- t:rn ports.—Came in the IMPITOBUI of 74 guns, f om the Channel fleet, to refit, saddle Dana Ea& India chip Norway, Capr.:Taan,.frons Copenhagen., bound to China.. Sailcd•the ImosraTuiasi.u, Of guns, on a cruize. • PORTSMOUTH. MAT ;y,—Arrived - Ms Mareßy's Blip Tallinn' from a croize off the Coati of Fiiiice, Arrived yefterday the•Srmaa brig, Vielfithaiit 'Aka . ... maws, from Alderney. Dropped down tolt. lie len's, the BEAULIEU. of 44 guns, Captain Earn I glut the MITROR bomb, Captain Marren. to join tlle -gitard (hips. Twelve fail of copper boll reed. tranfports, under the command oreaOtain•Yre - r• son, have failed from hence for the River, to be fitted and armed for immediate ofenfive lervice.— Ou Tuefday lag, a Court Maids! was !held to en quire into the caulk and circomflances of the lots of his Makfty's (hip AroLLo. Rear Admiral Sir I. Corns, Bart. Prtfident. The Court agreed. that the lots of his Majeflyi (hip APOLLO was canted by her running on (bore near Cape Mondegn, on the' coati of Portugal. on the ad of April, by means elan error in her reckoning;—but that no blame was imputable to the furviviog Officers and Com pany for their conduit on that oecafion, and did ad judge them to be acquitted. Dem.. May 27...SAiled PIINHNORTALITI frigate and the LOCUST gun -brig, for Sheernefs. Arrived the BACCIi a NTS !loop of war, with a Beet under eon nob from Oporto. which are failed for the River.— Arrived the Lady Warren armed (hip, with the Charlton, Admiral Gardner. Sir Stephen Lulling ton, and Earl Howe Ea* Indiamen, under convoy, from Plymouth, and remain (having had their hands iropreffed) with the reR of his Majetly's (hips as per lilt, and the Melpomene, London, Ark, Aitive, In. detatigable, Tartar. Flora, Britannia, Princefs Royal. Monarch, Eliaa Tupper, Ellen, Saki Oak, DePt• ford, and Ranger armed tranfports.—Wind S. W. YARMOUTH, MAT 27. —Friday evening thirty-nine French and Data prifoners were landed here from the RATLIR (loop of war, the crew of the gun boat No. pll, taken by the fquadron under Commodore Sir Stony, Sarni; the gun boat has one IS pounder in her prow and two nine pounders one on each quarter. Yellerday failed the R (loop of war to repair the damages which (he fuflained in the late engage ment. 'She HELENA (loop of war, Captain Losacs, was launched from the dock of Mr. Jose Passron, and being the aril (hip of war built there, drew a large affemblage of beauty and fafhion to witnefs this ' grand fight. I.'A ra i car it s frigate, Captain Manny, has taken and fent in here. eleven Dutch fchuytz. under convoy of a cutter. Arrived a cutter with convoy from Hull: alto the SANDWICH hugger, from the Downs. Tills day failed the Sarre gun brig, with a convoy for the Downs; and the SANDWICH lugger wi:h difpatches for Sir SIDIEST SMITH. The VULTURE armed (hip has fignal.for taking under convoy all (hips bc.und to Poatfmouth• Arrived the HEttsors armed (hip, from the northward. , Two tranfports will complete their lading this day, and tomorrow will fail for the North Sea fleet. The hips in there Roads are, the Monument. of 64 guns. ETHALIOII frigate, Blitvia and Scoareon (loops, Vosruas and Ft se sr vs armed (hips, Villa gun brig. four cutters, and the Union Dutch privateer. Sailed the Panics or WALES packet. Captain Haase. after being thoroughly repaired. The Maiden, Tsposersow, with Bones, Ire m Aberdeen for London. was wreck ed off Loweflotf; crew and part of the materials laved. Wind S. W. Lim. v air, Mar ft.—The 6th init. arrived the Passes of WALT,. with the fleet from Leith, and lisimss, with a fleet from Hull—both (hips remain. The Mary, M , Litoo, of Dyfart. reported to be put into Norway leaky, is arrived at the Anhult, and dif charg, •1 her c tr.; i. HULL. May :6.—(.aft Tuefday the following Ships failed from the Humber for Tonningen, under cr.nroy of the BADGER cutter, Captain Guarmoar, vie. the Venerable, DIttSWRIL ; Ocean. FOSTAIL I Sarah, Ft strtar , L'lP7'7,, CLIIRR. and Two Sif ters, A o bow E. Alit l's IN( Fis Au c; s'l'l cutter failed from hence on Wcdncfday for the Downs, with the Prince of Braid, STE aaaaa an, for Lifbon. under convoy. The next convoy for Tonninten, is ezpeeted to 1'4;1 fi-rn !Knee about the sib or June. A convoy for cite Baltic is petitioned for to fail from hence about the toth of next month. The three armed flips fitted Oct at ti.o. i , I , t ..re now ready for lea, and it is expected v. '.l hr. .ippointed convoys to the Baltic and Tonningen flit i ss, that are intended to fail eatly In June. Arrivnl—Elbe, Nagel, at Tetsnin;en; Gehr dm. srsneer 'no,. at Bremen; I.e•mard, gown; acA Mc; :Anus, Ntritir, at Liam:it; and Nancy, Lamont, at Wood; all itvaa tbs. pat. JAMAICA; Jamaica mere to the 7th of April ineloGve, an nounce the arrival of the London and Cork fleets ouster convoy of the Faancetss ; two of the drips had been c..ptured on the pafage, but were retaken. The Galata flopped at Barbadoes. The hordeward bound Jamaica fleet failed from Port Royal on the sth of April, under charge of the .lEot.us frigate, Lord W. Firzaov.—Thi , fleet failed on the szd Match, under convoy of the Duca:mos, of 74 guns; but the Din:Lynes, at four o'clock on the morning following, got on (bore on Morant's Keys, where the 101 l her rudder, fprung a leak, and was obliged to throw her guns overboard. She re. turned to Port Royal on the 3oth, with her convoy ; and the ./RoLos, which had arrived from a cruize on the 27th, was appointed to take charge of them. The Dona sot shad a large quantity of fpecic on board. The RACOON sloop of war, on the Sth of Apia, arrived at Jamaica, with a French brig from New Orleans for Prance, with a number of French troops 'on board. The FORTUNE", on her paffage from Barbadoes to - Jamaica, captured the Mars, French privateer, of one Oti mid 16 men, off the Eaft-end of Jamaica, and 4iiveal'ititth her at Port Royal on the 6th of April. The MAKI (loop of war recaptured the Enter g, with naval (bares for Barbadoes, after flue had V • .••• 17 days in poffeftion of a French privateer of 22 tuns and zso men, from Guadaloupe. The privateer u.ftated to have captured four more of the Well In 4ia fleet, and that three other privateers from Gua aslant* had each taken one or more. Tist a had taken la Teri ea re, French national . • cutter, o f 19, poi and 75 men, from the city of St. Ddtpingll, aftuisa . The Pastaza 'his captured and fent into Jamaica. It Caridad, trench privateer, of four guns and 27 MORI, kaving on board 25, ...o dollars, and a quantity of dry Eras. The VAIIGUAILD and tLIPII•NT failed from Ja• maica, on a cruize,_ on the tsth of March, and the VANGUARD returned with the BILLIROPHON on the at& The PILIC•11 arrived on the sod), and the PIMA Wiled on the 4th of April. Conftderable ftir has been made in Jamaica, on ac• count of a 'cargo of Negroes, who had been fentenced to bandbment from the iftand of Tobago for rebel lions praiSioes, and flipped on board of - a (loop for the purpofe of being fold to the Spaniards, having been brought to Jamaica, and there fold to the :nha , blunts, through the agency of one of the merchants of the city of Kingftoo. Sixteen of theft rebels were identified at the barracks in Kingfton, by General Calmat/at, who at the fame time produced the documents of their trial and fentence at Tobago.— Tbe purchafers, on the quality of their newly acquired bargains being made known, were obliged to deliver them up, when they were fent on board the prifon (hip, to be tranfperted off the Wand. BARBADOES. Saturday we alto received the Bermuda Gasews, to the 7th of April. The Prefident and Commander in Chief, Mr. Tomtit, had further prorogued the Co lonial Parliament from the snit to the 23d of April. The Boeroa frigate had arrived there from a CT uize, as had the llaiv La floop of war with two American brigs (he had detained. The Hotta D flonp of war, with the Henry Adding• ton, Laxly ; Prince George, Bomar ; Atalanta, Jew ales ; Valiant,Gooowie ; Eagle, CHRISTCH iLL ; and the reit of the fleet under convoy from Punt mouth, are arrived at Barbadoes. AMERICA. Saturday we received the New York papers to the 3d of May, one day later than thole which reathai town on Friday.—Captain PIMERSON arrived at New York on the ad, from Gunaives (St. Domingo), and reports that a large fleet of Americans had failed Come days before him under convoy of the Blitifh frigate T . lie further reports, that the Whi es were well treated throughout the Stand, except at the Cape, where CHRISTOPHi'S cruelties diltingoifh neither colour, age, nor lex.. Captain P. however, obferves, on the authority of a Gentleman from Port aa•Prinee, that a malfacre of the Whites bad taken place there. and was to extend over the whole of the Southern department. An American paper of the aid of April,fays, Capt. &mows, in the Cutsfizhence, arrived here yetferday, in 68 days, from the 111 e of France, informs, that the news of the deftruetion of Benconlen had been fully confirmed. He adds, that the French privateers fitted out from the MAUI itius had been very onfnc eefsful, revere) having returned previous to his failing, after long cruizes, Without making a tingle prize: Captain BAUDIII, who failed in the Geographic on difeoVeries and more efpeeially in fearch of Ps y amt. died at th e Ifte of France on his arrival there from , New Zealand. A late Baltimore paper rays, " the Fame. arrived at New York, law the French fleet in the Straits on the 17th of December, as did the Devotion, Du ret x, on the sods following. The former of thefe was boarded Sy fame French Officers, in long. i is Eat!, who Sated that part of the fleet that had been at the Irle of Fiance had failed to cruize in the Bay of Bengal." The Ever (loop of war lately fell in With a tranf port ..IT the Floridan, having 350 Fiench troops On Soaid, born Cuba, and ti• young it unlafe to allow them to pats in to large a trily, detained them, and put ten or twelve on board every homeward bound American veffel the met. An American paper of the 3oth ult. in allufiun to the eitcumllanees rays, .. The Lc -,n, having charge of a convoy Isom Hon duras for the United State., on the lath of April, fell in with a Frei.ch 'hip with 300 troops, bound from the Havannah for the invafion of New Providence. The ECU° put (even to the Officers on board the brig Endeavour, and 14 on ..,aard the (chooser Eagle, both arrived here." (New Tot k.) The American fhip Semiramis has brought letters from Canton, which Sate, the W EA India Stip, Captain Wit.sort. having encountered a gale of wind, in which the bad itiffered confiderable damage, a. J could never have reached her deftination had the n. t received material atlittance from a (Mimic junk, which (le fell in with after the gale. The COUTTS Indiaman was alto JiimalleJ its the fame florm L but Inittinately tell in with the BOUSA l' CAST l II and Leal. Camino, which rendered her. every affittance, and towed her into the Roads of Macao, where the Was Wilting. The florin Happened on the sad September, which did confiderable damage to mod Of the vac" •) in the Chinele fee.. The WOPIIPIRD Indiaman was the only fhip be longing to the Beet which ailed from England that had not arrived when the accounts came away, which was the latter end of November. A Dutch (loop of war failed from the Cape of Good Hope on the Loth January, with four tranfporti, having 8;o Dutch troops on board, luppc.fed to be bound to Batavia. The Englith Indiamen, tinder convoy of the Ros eau., of 74 gum, which failed from Portfmoutii, in July lA, were fpoken with on the tit of December, to the eallward of Cape Lugullas, all well. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. CRAVESCND, NIAT 27—Palled by the Par-MI. Puddicombe, (rein Honduras ; Sir Andrew h1.11110..mi, —, and the Bedford, Lane, front Jamaica ; Wribeimina, • fucker, from Senegal; Ord der Chief • Kent, from New York ; Aura Sophia Catbarina. and Jatincia, Strum. tram I.llbou.—Sailed the Mary Ann, Pearce, for Gibraltar; Ccdlu, Older', fur Tonningen ; Anna Maria, `oil; and the Doratbea Margaretta, Handricks, for Emlnien. A RRIVED-i-At BritoLtbe Alert, Dryden, (rasa Trinidad. At Liv e rpool, D wu k t i es .paeket. tram barbadocs; Alice, Witfun, from Dominica ; and the Two Pollys. —, from but ton. Az Tortola, Rolando, Watfon. from Liverpool. At Ja inaiza. Brothers, Henderfon ; Jonah, Frycr ; Briti9t itteer..Ward low ; Echo, Neale ; Symmetry, ; Jamaica. Ma salt ; Thane, Lawrie; Auguilus Crefar, Bell ; Aurnititt Cada, Kirby ; Maria, Gardner; Boddingtons, Wright; Olive Branch, Butler; London, Goldfinch ; Neil Malcolm, Knlgfoti ; E izabeth, Ste - plienfoo ; Eclipfe Curtis; Aberdeen, Wankel ; Matthew,llFry ; Reward, t each; Dominica, Greenleaf ; Aurora,Stringer; Purfuit, fMl•Donnell ; Tar, NiTherfon ; Brothers, Vernon; Albion, Hay• ton; Flora, Grua; Ann, King; her Edward Hamilton, Dannett ; Charlotte, Kent ; Orange Grove, -- ; Enterprise, Fergufon ; and Ann, Thompfon, from London; Mary Anguilla, Clark ; Hannah, Davis; Holland, ; Albion, Hamilton ; Ocean, Flisralher ; James, Redmayne ; Margaret. Ewing ; Robert, Dar-, bythire ; Ann, Powell: Clio, M•Fie ; Hercules, Powell; Jane Hawley ; Elisabeth, ; Simon Taylor, Meek; Cheßr►- Geld, ; Hope. Gibfon ; and Albion, Bowles• front Cork ; Golden Grove, Wells, from Nannette ; Ann, M'Kenzie, from Plymouth ; Aurora, Champney ; d the Port au Prince, Law frin,fr in Africa. At New York, Hannah, Ryan ; and Hero, Pinkey, from Brava ; Fanny, l'ayler ; and Fadtre,Caldwell, from Clyde; George Barclay, Roger; Cheerios, Wyer ; and Mars, Rosen, from LivapooL At Virginia, United States, Long, from Liverpool; and Unity, --, from London. At Chatletoo, Eit her. Stewart, from Africa ; and Volant. Stewart, from Liverpool. At China, Warley, Wilkw,lrom London. The Riga, Linden, from Honduras, arrived off Dover,parted with the Young Pik-hobo, bouLd to London, &Charlatan, leaky The Debrilacr, Lewis, with fpirits ; Dc Fortuna, Rock, with corn Anna Cabanas, Klock, with oiled *lns and awls Maria. ' Orland, with wine; Catherine and Elizabeth, with wine; and a Cashman Gains boat, have been est out of the Elbe by the boats of kis Maletty's chip Beaver, and are fent into Yarmouth. On the t4th loft. the Graftoo, WiLson, for Pie . • sou, in Nova Scotia, with paffengers, was driven on shore at the booth fide of the harbour of Saltcoats— . all hands got fate on Wore. An elegant Ball and Supper were given at the Royal Marine Barracks. Plymouth, laft week, to all the Nobility and Gentry in the neighbourhood, by Captain FOY, Mr. GIRARD, and Mr. SMITH, Adju tants of that Corps, in commemoration of the defeat of BoNaraaTe before Acre. - - • • Saturday difpatches were received at the Admi• reify from Lord }Cerro, in relatinn, we underhand, to the enemy's flotilla. JOSEPH B Tit, it ap. pears, has joined the army at Boulogne, and to this circumnance is now afcribed the late rejoicings there. The tronps between Oftend and Boulogne are laid to exceed !mono, and BRIITHIEB., it is Hated, is to have the chief command. • • --- - A number of private letters have been received from France, brought by the American fhip George, Captain GREENOUGH, which arrived on Friday at Portfmouth from Fecamp in Nbrmandy, which place the left on Wednefday lin. The Captain fags, that the Magillrates were then hufily employed in aJminiftering to the people the oath of allegiance to the new Emperor of France, Bose raert, who bad been clowned a few days before. It was alfu ex pefted that the Englith Gentry, fu fcandalouily de tained in the territories of the Republic, would, on the completion of this event, receive permiffion to return home. - - - • •-•••••• ------- On hoard the (hips Earl Howe and Admiral Gar diner, lately arrived from India. are two Arabian horfes, which are codidered to he the moil beautiful of the kind ever feen in this country. We hear they arc fent as a prefent from Marquis WsLLrsLIY to his eldeft fon, who has fo much ditlinguiEhed himfelf at Eton. - - The expedition of General Lace againft the Ra jah of jebangur, has been attend:d with full fuccefs. The Rajah, in flying from our troops, was oppofed by a numerous body of his infurgent fubjeas. demand. ing arrears of pay ; and being unable to (Ansi y their claims, they attacked his efeort, and, after a fangui nary cuuflift, cut it to pieces—The Rajah was fe verely wounded, but efcaped to the Northward. The following is an extrat of a letter from the fleet off Ferrol. dated May is On the Bth intl. ' the Englifh Conful at Comma paid a farewell vifit to Sir Eowaari Paistw. previous to his departure in the Niobe liigate. On his return the Conful was fa inted by the Daacow, with eleven guns. Lord and Lady HOLLAND are daily expelled at Corunna from Madrid, and it is laid they will go home in the Spencer. They will have a moil fatiguing journey through Spain, as the greater part of it mad be per formed on mules. and the ditlance being 340 Spaniflr miles.cannot he travelled over in lets than eight days. The Vote of Thanks from the City of London has been this day read to;the Ihips the fquadron. The Spaniards have granted permillinn to each of our Ihips to fend a market-boat to Ferrol and Corunna ; but notwithllanding the mildnefs of the climate. and the allonifhing fertility of the foil, all the DeCeirAfiCS of life are at a moll exorbitant price. The country fwaims with priells and beggars.' Yeflerday morning, a Sermon was peached at St. Clement's Danes, in aid of the Wellminfler General Difpenfary. by the Rev. Mr. Ouse. " Comfort ye my Pe .ph," Jac aloes fared anthem," Hear we. 0 Goo, and Pryor': Hymn ow Charity, were lung by Mr. Ix- 1 ctsoort. Mr. Dave performed the fervice on the organ. We were happy to hear Mr. hicssona ling with all the richnefs and melody of his fincß tones. Jacason's beautiful anthem he gave with the moil pedal fwcetnefs. Davy's execution on the organ was diflinguilbed. as ultra!, by its t Ale and feclirg. This large church was crowded, and the collation amounted to a confider-chic tam. The facility with which (!rangers were accommodated with teats does honour to the Church Wardens. and other gentle mess who lope:intended the charitable duties of the day. Many Fedoras of cinnabar) were ?relent. F I PORTING 6 GUILD! ORD RAC ‘T if. Tuefday Hi: Majelly's Plate of t --,SetraltfiXellatle and n avds, fosi;r4t.iit heath. • - • Sir H. Williamforer Walton, by Sir Peter. 4 if. aid t s Mr. M.rtin'a F.or bout refs, 5 yr. old - 3 r Mr. Ladbrokes Rumbo, 4 rs. s dr. W E DN ESDAY. FUSE Poen& for 3 and 4 yr olds, two nine 'att. was woe at two Late by Mr. Dttroud:o b. f. Mtto Coitus.. by Dm (twa. 3 )r old—twatiog two. THVSSDAT. Fifty Poun.lr for all ages, four-rite hers, ens wee et Wei 13,..at. by Mr. Covcotry's L Lawa, Irf Pestles, besting law eL DUB; liv, ALIT sa. y e a er d,, y t h e y eons ,,,, r y corps or the City of Dub• lin, und:r the command of Major General Sir CHAS. ASOII.L, were teviewcd in the Pisteniz Park by the Commander of the Forces : they muttered upwards of five thoufAnd. alit Went through a variety of dif ficult movements wi h he ereaten qucknefs and at curacy. The Yeomanry Corps of the county attend ed on the occJtion to keep the lines. OUT 2.1.. His Excellency he'd a Privy Connell at the Cad tle, i.n Tiiefday bail, aid tranfafted a variety also fitiefs chisfly relat n to e ercanjile (hipping from this port and r the ufw.lne sta y regulations. Five our of ten of the hate prifoners confi led in Islewgate !ince July lafl, were liberated on Monday, by order of Government. The remaining five were ellerday fent to Ki;mainham gaol, under an ehott or cavalry. On Saturday laft our Univerfity prefented the foe cefsful candidates, W. Haze tiovcninson and Mr. 03.45T0N, with the prize medals, &c. adjudged to the belt rompofitions in Latin Verfe, on fubjsas pro pcfed at the c es'e of the la year. The CAA p. 1% boy was again robbed on Monday night, of the bags from Clonmel, for that town and Tipperary. COCK FIGHTIIIO.—On Saturday laft ended the Stag Main, between the King's County and County Armagh, which was won by the former. Seven bat tles a.heal in the main, two in the byes. There was a good meeting and excelent fighting, and odds run in favour of Archy. HYDE PARR, AND KENSINGTON CARISTIM—The fallsionable throng yetlerday in Kenfington Gardens, though by no means Co numerous as on the preced ing Sunday, was yet very great. The Ariaktal of 6rft rate ton was very (paring. though the &play of beauty and tab was very brilliant. Very little of unvelty appeared in tie ornaments of drefs ; bow hats, and muffin dreffes, were the prevailing orna ments amongft the fair fez; and Sort coats with Nankin trowiers, and gaiters of the fame, the lead ing cnDume of the teerezzarcorw. In general, , how ever, the plain modefly of Englith prevalled, and very little of the tawdry ornaments of French Whims marked the fcene. In the Gardens we ob ferved the LORD CHANCELLOR, Lord Di BLAgy ERZ and his two darghterls, &c. The Duke of Gcou. 'curia took an airing in Hyde Park ; and the Earl lof Sir TON made a daihing appearance with his Oat. l tnn and four. The ride was ;mutually crowded with equcffrians of rank. Saturday the ad and 3d regiments of Guards were reviewed by the Duce of You, in Hyde Park. A Court of Inquiry is to take place to morrow, at Sheernef.. on Captain CaleUsti. and the Officers cf the AtALTNYeT, concerning the aiftion which that frigate had with four Dutch privateers off the coult of Norway. The gunner was on Friday dirmiffed the Ibip by lenience of a Court Martial. For lonic time pall a middle-aged man, refpeela bly dreffed, has been calling at the Qeen's Honk, making inquiries if the Kiso had left any meffages for him, and if the Puwesssss had left any letters for him, in anfwer to fume he had fent them ? On Friday moaning he Applied again at the door of the Lodge, and became fo extremely troublefosne, that Mr. Wazt, one of the Gentlemen Porters in waiting. feized him, and conveyed him into the cullndy of Townfend, the officer, who lodged him in Tothil. fields Bridcwcll. On Saturday he was examined before Sir. R. • FORD. when he proved to be a man who is deranged. and has been in cuficaly feveral times. He was or dered to be detained. His name is Thomas Lovrodes. The Officers of a rarith near Ipfwieh having pn - Cued a man to town, charged with canfmg a woman to become illegally flnitCul,and who by the :Adana: of two Bow-theet Officers they feenred, agreed to accept aBl. as an indemnification, which the man contented to, provided they (including the runners). would fign the receipt. This being done, be paid the money, and the next day laid as information againft them for giving a rc&ipt on undamped pa per, the penalty for which is aol. on each perfnn. In confequence of the crowds of perfons attending at the Bank, for feveral days pad, for the porpole of getting the old dollars eachaoged for new ow, the Direttofs applied to Sir Ricreami FORD for fume of the Boo -greet Officers to attend; to prevent the depredations of the defrrate gang of pickpockets. who are always upon the alerts and on Thnrfday. Friday, and Saturday lad Mnemanns, Townfend, and Sayers attended, by order of Sr Rica. FORD. At Exeter fair on Monday tall, there was a larger thew of cattle than hat been ethibited for many years pall. Fat beats fold well at good prices;— but the fate of the lean was heavy. We ondultand there were not ifs than loco them:. of srhkls abtiot 1200 were purehafed. Four men and two women in a Rare of ebriety, on Wednefday. took a coach from Bethnal Gist's. while the coachman was in a public hc.uk, and drove it to Epping•Fored. where they tied the hnrfes to tree and lett them; and two days elapkd b:fore they were t, teed. On Saturday, however, the parties were difcasered, and compelled to recompenfe the owner for his lois. On rriday night as J D vvvvv our, Erg. of So merfet Houfe. in company n ids a Captain in the Navy, were returning to roan from Plymouth in an open cl.dife, they were flopped by two footpads near Bedont. The robbers. after having plundered them of a confiderable number of notes. made off. and were ineffeacially paned by the offended pan; oval the it -I I II I A .1 -a Id in ore, Alr, pout tlic Ott. vnic ,ccl• s an . the l"rig y or re.--- ■s to 31 re, ierth (inn,. m+l if this )tAble to his Agne.