Star. — London, England, 1804-11-24 00:00:00

MASZUERADE. On Tdefday night Lord and Lady Boum:nos gave a grand ball, mafquerade, and (upper, to a fele& party of the Nobility and Gentry of Exeter and that neighbourhood, at Saltiam Hoare. Among thofe who partook of this elegant entertainment were Lord Vifeotint Conneniy, the Mifs COurtensys, Lard and Lady Graves, Admiral Dan John de Baftlmento, Captain Don John Juan de Patronella; the Held Of6eas, and other Olicers of the Spanilli men of war, Mr. Laturrier, Conful General, Captain C. Hamilton, and Captain Moore, with other Meets, and their Ladies, of the Navy and Army, and Royal Marines. A mafquerade in London creates confiderable fatinn : what then mull it do where fuch a fcene is fo novel ? Lord COORTINAT'3, at Powderham Car tle, being the lad given in that part of the country; never was there a more Interelling affemblaie ; Nit, humour, and . repartea t hdd their ran (cope. Dancing commenced at an early hour; and continued until one o'clock, when the company fat down to fupper, which confided of every delicacy of the feafon. There was a great variety of charafters, admirably fupported. The company feparated at an early hour on Wed nefday morning, Lord Moles left town yefterday morning, at three o'clock, for Scotland, accompanied by Lord Emus. VoLoaTraas.—On Thurfday left, on Kennington Common, the jnnftion between the Lathbeth Volun teers and the Chrift Church Sisley Affociation took Place- The Lambeth were drawn up in line, with their front to the forth of the Common, waiting for the arrival of the ChM* Chard; who, in a Mort time, advanced and formed another line in &Oat of, and facing the Lambeth. The corps immediately faluted each other by opening ranks and prefenting arms; after which Colonel SLitne and Major Lan cern& advanced, each half way, Ir. front of their refpedive corps. The conference between three two Gentlemen being over, they called nut their officer's and prefented them to each other. The Chritt Church then took the Ration appointed fbr there between the battalion and light company ' • and as they were doing this they were cheered by three buzzes from the Lambeth, which they immediately anfwered.— Colonel SLADI then advanced to the front of the re• giment, and in a very animated and manly fpeech, congratulated theirs upon the etent that had taken place, which *as fucceeded by another from Major LANCASTER. After the janftion had taken place, this regiment formed a brigade with the tft Surreys with whom they performed a great many military -evolutions, which did infinite credit to both. It cer tainly is only juftice to fay, that, confidering the Chrift Church have been unufed to aft in a Inge body, they acquired themfelves very well, and to the latisfaftion of everybody relent. Their Officers know their duty ; and great credit is due to them for their exertions in bringing about the union. The Wigtnnlhire Battalion of Volunteer Infantry are now doing permanent duty at Stunner, for 14 days t this is the fecond time this year that this regi bunt has been out on permanent duty. The exem plary conduit of this Regiment *NM in quarters, deferves every potlible commendation. On Wednefday a drummer in the Bth Loyal Lon don Volunteers, was tried by a Court Martial for dif obedience of orders ; and yefterday morning he was efcorted by a guard to its head•quarters, in Draper's Gardens, and there divefted of his regimentali, and drummed from left to right of the regiment, after which he was marched round the Ward to which he was drummer, and then difmiffed. The following is an extras of a letter front a Gen tleman at New York, to his friend in Glafgow, dated OCtober 13.—" The Fedor arrived this afternoon from Greenock. Governor CLAIRBORNS, of New Orlean., this morning's mail Rates to be dead, and a number of inferior victims to the prevailing fever there. The folks in Louifiana are growling fadly.— Boar and LIVINGSTON (who wrote their Memorial) are fuppofed to be exerting themfelves to ingratiate tbemfelves in favour of the fovereign people, and to make them look big. At Bolton, on the 9th indent, there was a violent norm, which has done much rnifchief; 15 veffels 101 l or bulged, &c. The Royal frigates of the Sea-girt tile, are dole as ever watch ing the Impel ial frigates of the Great Nation. This place is in the highell health, and the winter is al ready let in." Extraft of a Letter from Demerara, dated Anglia to, 1804.—" Cottons claim hut very low price. in England; why is the importation of American cotton omitted, when, by that , it fo g reatl y in j ures the Colonies ? If a Planter in this country cannot obtain ptienty-pence here, it moo prove either fooner or later Lis unavoidable ruin. Next feafon there will not he one-third of the quantity of coffee exported, to there has been this year. Of Pager there is but very little, and it will he a year or more, before the planters of this Colonial article will he enabled to get over the fevere heat which it has fuffered, and in faB has en tirely burnt the canes.—The crop of coital will be very indifferent, occafioned by worms which deftroy the Rowers, der." The expcnce of the approaching Coronation is ex peeled to exceed, in a tenfold ratio, that of any of the legal Monarchs that ever frayed the French fceptre. A paper has been circulated at Paris, en titled " An authentic Lift of Sovereigns, Subjefts, and States, who are to contribute to the espences of the Coronation of his Imperial MajeIIy,NAPOLSON I. Emperor of the Fr ench." It is fuppofed to have been publilhed by the authority of his E xc ellency M. en bliesous, for the pttrpole of preventing dilcon tent which (web extravagance is fo well calculated to produce. In this lift of plunder we find—The Princes of the Empire, in gratitude fore. all, and in of 'ivi hopees— i f (Jere indemnities, are to pay 3000,ocra 'The Hank Towns, for the prefer vation of their pri vileges, and the increefe of their commerce, hewn BaraVian Republic, for the refpeifl fhewn to her independence, arid the augmenhe tHelvetation oic f ha ineredsble profper i ty , 30,0c0,000—T Republic, for her Landammari. for her liberty, arid tor her equality, io,ooo,ooo—The Lilian Republic, for her Mattis: Ptetident, for her independence, and for her crolfcs of the Legior, of Honour, of —The King of Niples, tor the invafinn of his king- . • clom, in time of peace, tc,ooc,ct--.o—Tne King ut Sp tin, for the gri-ciou 3 permiffion r.t oar Carltribu +r th nets. : witty, a0,000,0c0 —The ReEr lrrling 1: r nt nt 'rtuga l l it : lat ! of having onl y one er.ch Azr.b. aor ~., 1,. than, while his Royal II &-'lllt.fa Ito two, lOibAll • t ..... at r4,i,, ac,0c.,.,‘,:,. 711E17RY. DIORY LANS eartt.—Laft night, the come dy of the Baty, , Body furnifhed Mifi Duncan with another opportunity of difplaying the extent of her talents in the charafter of Miranda, which (be per formed with much fpirit ; there is however, in her Manner, a fomethiag which v ill admit of foften. iag. In other refpefls, lice is certainly an accomplilh eof afters. Be.nmistsi, in ittorpist, is bottling and eccentric, and hiift Port hae loft nothing of her vi vacity in Patch. In SUITT'S Sir Fr'caoci: Gripe there appears rather a falling off. The others, with the ex ception of DOWTOSI'S air geishas Traffic, derttvc little notice. THE FOLLOWING WHIMSICAL INITANN 114-4iiN TON.. STONE IN THITPOID CITVICNiTAILD. . . My Grandmother was biuied bete, My Coat!) JANE, and two Undo:li dear. My Father petalled with a mortification in bla My Sifter dropt down dead in the Wooden But the mains why I'm here infixed. acceirdini to rot • thinking, it owing to soy good Hain and Bard drlnkhrg. If therefore, good Chriftlane, you WI& to live lorti; Beware of &inking Brandy, Gin, or any thing prong; Lady Aiscaritomate and her, amiable daughter have returned to town from Scotland. The Earl of STAHL and family have returner! from Scotland to his Lordlhip's houfe m Grofvepor-fqoare. Lord EARDLCY, on pairing through Windfor on Wednefday lift, faw a erotid collated, and, on en quiry, the caufe was told that a poor Clergyman's goods had been fcized for a debt of 471. which his Lordhip immediately paid. . . On Fliday WI, the Hon. Mill Srawaar, third daughter of the Earl of Lorionwosaar, died at Con. way, Wales, hi her way to Ireland with ifie Countefs, her mother. Mr: H•ZILIA, thi chief Proprietor of Covent. garden Theatre, has been Come time much iodifpof ed, at his feat near Uxbridge. He is; however, in a fair progrefs towards recovery, but was not able to be in town on Wednefday evening, in order to attend his Maj co* at the' heatre. A long pending match againß time, was yefterday performed, by Lieut. &arta Lay, an officer in the Army of Defence, for a cOnfiderable Wager. This match has beat In agitation for Come months t the pedeftrian having offcre4 I bet that he would go to Maidenhead-bridge, and return to town in eight hours and a quarter; the diflance, 6y the high turnpike road, is p miles. Mr. S. flatted at five o'clock yefterday morning, actors the country, for Burn ham, Bucks, where he halted a few feconds, and ar rived at Maidenhead-bridgt at a quarter before nine, returned by the higb road, and arrived at his bottle in Conduitareet, at five minutes part one, P. M. hav ing won the wager by ten minutes. The pedeftrian halted an his return, for a few minutes, at a public houfe at Beaulieu: Confiderable bets were pending on this performance. AstosiaoTick—On the agth of lilt Month an ex periment was made at Vienna, before their Royal Highneffs the Archdukes CIIARLII, Joni. LIM% Ram tit, Ronoirn, and FIRDIMAND, and their tons , I as well as a numerous affemblage of the public, with a Parachute of Profell'or Rosaarsou's invention; the form of which is convenient, and May be applied to Pave people from fire, if properly difplayed before it finks down. The parachute was of taffaty, only so feet in circumference, and opened at the fummit ; the gondola or boat, was very fmall, and furrounded by a fmall drapery, which difplayed it felf in the fall, forming another little parachute round about the per(on. M. bIiCH•VD, a pupil of profeßar RODIRT• SUN, afcended to a confiderable height. On the fignal given by two gun., he cut the firing to which the little boat was fattened. His fall was very rapid at firft ; but the parachute loon opened majeftically, and he dcfcended in the park, in fight of the nume rous fpeetatnrs, without experiencing any inconveni ence. This fpeitacle made the motnively impreiton on the minds of the frieftators ; and profefor Ro asersos received a confiderable prelim from the Court on this occsfinn. NAVAL ANICDOTI.-.•411 the reign of Queen Ana It Captain Hattor, whole (hip was Rationed at Lagos Bay, happened to receive undoubted intelligence of the arrival of the Spanith galleons, under the convoy of t y men of war, in the harbour of Vigo ; and with. nut any warrant for fo doing, let fail and came up with Sir GOORGI ROMER, who was then Admiral, and' Commander in Chief in the Mediterranean, and gave him fuch intelligence as induced him to make the belt of his way to Vigo, where all the before mentioned galleon', or men of war, were taken or deftroyed.— Sir Grocos was fenfible of the importance of the ad vice, and the fuccelsful expedition of the Captain ; but after the fight was over, the victory obtained, I and the proper advantages made of it, the Admiral ordered Captain HARDY on board, and with a Rern countenance, laid, " You have done, Sir, a very im portant piece of ferric, to the throne you have add ed to the honour and riches of your country by your diligence ; but do:i't you know, that you are liable at this inftant to be (hot for quitting your Ration ?" " He is unworthy of bearing a commiffion under her Majefty, (replied the Captain) who holds his lite at aught, when the glory and interelt of his Qijeen and Country require him to hazard it !" On this heroic anfwer, he was difpatched home with the firft news of the sit:tory, and letters of recommenda tion to the (Zieen, who inftantly knighted him, and afterwards made him a Rear-Admiral. The following is a fomewhat laughaP.: inflance of the propenfity inherent in the modern Ft cneh Charac ter to give importance to trifles and trifling men:— By an impensi Decree, given at Aia•la•Cliapene, sad Inch • dor, Sir Jam, Douglas, a Scodnian, • mechanical linginexr, is admitted to enjoy the rights of a Reach Citizen. HU petition 110,1 that he bas inen two years eftabliilied in France, and tLat be had obtalawl a patent of invention. for making dusiag that (pace of fi t,en years, the rnacLintry for the manufadory of cloths. kerLyrnerts, &c. that lie ha. formed a ofvful efiablithment at N I l for the nianu (adore of Englifh cloths." Thus an obleure Scots mechanic, a were maker of cotton (pinning machine', on being admitted to the privileges of a l'tench Citizen, has alto obtained'' the di imaion of being created—iy for Fr.vd. C.. r. a:nrnl —a Seal 13411 ! The nest accounts of his I prthaps, be his advancemsat to the Legias of I tower 1 NAUTICAL IIiPTELLICENCE. MAILS THIS DAL.—Wind AIL DM •Itlt. D 172. s I I Maguire% o 1 3 .- 9/sterbri , Psazatics, Nov. r9.—Since my lad the American brig Friend(hip, of Lynn, Capt. Caesars arrived here from Falmouth, for pilchards; the Diana, of and from Plymouth, Capt. Sorsa, with fundries, for the Well Indies, and failed again bent day; Friday the Drain sr gutter, from a cruise; Sunday the Friend tp, of London, PAL tA la, from Cork, with butter, for this port, Falmouth, and Plymouth. TbeDanifb brigs Peter, Capt. BoysoN ; Pkffing, Capt. Scrt tat ; ind Efpertince, Capt. Paraisow, faikd with fifth for $e Mediterranean; the PrlnCe of Wales, Tea tu cies, for Falmouth, freim thence to London ; the Nancy, Biwa°, for Brillot ; and the Three Sifters, Joins, for Standgate Creek, under Convoy of the Dotrain cutter. The (loop (aid to be very leaky, and there to perform quarantine. Pt.rsiourm, Nov. 22.—Sailed from Cawfand Bay to join the Channel fleet, the GLORY, of 98 guns, aorau a, of 74 guns, and the ILLUSTRIOUI A of 74 guns: alto to the weftwarcl, the ROSARIO, of 18 guns, end the America, Captain Roaiesos. from New Brunfwick, bound to Portfrnoitb, with malts. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 23. —Put back the ATLAS inn of war, and remains at St. Helen's.—Sailed the SYLPH (loop of war on a cruise. The SYIDIR brig of war is appointed convoy to the Eaftward. DIAL, Nov. z3.—Arrived the Humber armed !hip, with a convoy from Falmouth, WhiCh ire fail ed for the River. The Humber remains in the Down; with the Monarch, Utrecht, Infletible, Rai fooable, and Ardent men of war, PAmiable, ettampion, and Vlnunortalite frigates, Arab. Alert,, , Voile**. Dart, Harp!, Helena, Oreftes, Spy, Vul; t, ittd t b skitkahllt WO, the armed - de-j fence !hips, felrrral gtin.hrigs, and a large Beet of outward-bound vefrels, viz. The *lra Ann, Pa:foes, for ON Balk foam ; Bzit awls, Tate I , Aetive,hvnuett; Leviathan, Bryce; and Malabar, Wilton, for 'Nada ; Favourite, Heenan, sad Gage, Poddicomb, for ; maraca t Moeda Charlotte, Carr, and Raley, Taibgellgt Sorb mass; Goldfinch, Mae, for Tobago; Boma Taylor, Mot; El. sash, Bteveaion ; Hanover, Adulates; Boddington, Sake; The. rig, Seth's ; Spimcar, Brown; DM& (been, Wardlen ; Alftvd. Hutchings; •Alezander, Tayiot; Ida, Mardian ; iota, PNIIM; Loudon, Goldfiath, and William Pk. far Julia" CL". I 4 Mootrie, for Antigua ; Prosier% Frog, far Dominica; Cows. Shadforth, tot St. Thomas ; Pelican, ; Dowfon, "Wrest ; and Odic, Crier, Brown, for Pordtwouth ; Plata, Twang; and Fingal, Hall, for Bubadoes ; Dalrymple, Shidid, for Bertilte, and Ilk of Thins, Allan, for Jansaku. • ; Gat 'Noce, Nov. 2o..The Lady Nelfon, LISTRIte arrived at Port-glafgowb on 'Saturday lair froth Liffion, after a paffage of 14 days.—Captain Bouts, late of the fhip Mary, of this port, who ar rived in town yenerday, reports, that le Braave, in which he was at the time, fell in with, and boarded the Commerce, LONDON, an emigrant lip of this port, for Canada ; but, upon the report of the board ing officers, that the Commerce was loaded only with taro", EEJou iffiferabln, plusu part nut's, the was al - to proceed on her voyage.—The Spinner, Mi. Com., of this port, at Naffeu from hence, on the arft Auguft, and failed for Charlefton the 3d September. The Fanny, TAYLOR, at New York from hence, on the 6th of Oflober, after a parfage of 48 days. FROM 11.01rD's LIST. GIATEWIN NOV. 28.—Paffed by the Luiftrill, Frazer, from Petniburgh; London, Davidfon, from Dantzie; and the Friends . Mormon, from AntOerdam.--;.tiled the Pitiscard, kr i Cork ; Mary, Patterfoo t and the Martha, Lawirtron. for Dtat ; King Oenrge, Cotter, foe St. Vincent ; Matthew, Qcalf, far St. Kitts; Recovery, Taylor; Ann. Sutton; hod the iiuvey. Hemet. for Tobago; Prince of Works, Head, for Antigua; nava, Dodds ; Boddinetrus, Wriest ; Ann, King ; Matthew, Jef fery ; heverrign, Wilikinfoo ; hatona, htGrarh; Sir Sydney Smith,' Atlantic, Brawn ; Sheddeins, Smith ; Dorfett, Newton ; and the Aquilain, Brown, fnr ; Vrow Anna, Carrots, for Ya rd!; Vrow Catharina, Lewton ; Zeepliey, —; Meyboon, Weinan; Vrow Abda. prise; Fortune, Dowse; Zeensyfuph, Palls; Wow Cecina, Onyern; Endraft, &kerne', WOW and the Jonge Purer, Kock, for Ent den. ARRIVED. In the Down". the EE zabcth, Howard, from Newfoundland City of Cork, Bickerton ; and the Eliza, Greatakea, from Cork. At Plymouth, Bores, Main, from Riga ; and the Providence, Begs. from Peterfhorgh. At Poole. Parkftone, Stkkeos. from Newfoundland. At Liverpool, Alexander, Janamocks, from Africa ; Sarah, Reay ; and the Hermes. Meanus, from the Baltic. At Clyde, Lady Nelfon, M`Allifter, from Lillian ; Francis. Mat thews, frorn New York ; and the Mary Ann, Ingalls, from Charkf ton. At Guernfey, Hansen, Mogoofon, from the Weft Indies. At Naples, Lord Neffou, Stocker, front Newfoundland. At Te nant., More eau, Iripoer, from London. The brig Princein Royal, from Barbukes to Surinam, bas bees taken, retaken, and arrived at Barbadoes. "Ilse Fs isaidihip, Chinni, bound to Enthden. and the Wow Margarctta, RAIN, bound to Antherdarn. which were detained and tent Into Yarmouth, have been liberated, and failed for their deftination the (Bth Instant. The Richard, Ridley, from Livery's,* is pot Into Trepaffe Bay In the 0010 of St. Lawrence. with damage. The Trolly, Small, bound to Tsignmouth, put back to Ncw foundlaod, Oetober a 7, leaky. The MIROXILA fire flip has detained and fent into Dover the fchooner Ron Jefus Captain Ga Aria, of and from Lao°, with a cat so of fruit, bound to Caen. _ . Yelterday a Court of Diallers was held at the Left India Houle, which adjourned, at Mt o'clock, till Wednefday next. Yefterday afternoon, exult for t:ielo.ek, as Lord - Perfumers was returning home from riding, his bode ' fell with him in St. James wfirect. We are happy to nateitis Lordfhip was not materially hoed A Cuftonohonfe Officer lately allowed hitnfelf to become intoxicated, when he ought to have been aftive in his bufinefs. A waggilk brother obferved, that Mr. Gorge had been perfeetly attentive to his erOinesey but negligent of his dales. The fbltowsng anecdote, fo honourable to the feel ings and difeernrnent of a &Wile Admiral, we can vouch for as a he: A few days ago an lamination being laid egoisft a waterman • as havin bees area* die ofostater soatrivedle fend ;he Milefpel•litig elitists of his malignity in his boat to the Admiral is fitip the poor man was detained of eourfe s but Admiral Rowtsy, the Port Admiral, being iaforined of tome aggravating cirelimltances attending this perfldioele tranfadion, he enured the informer to be unpreffed, and brought on board in Morocco of t h e o th er, ethos he immediately difcharged, and fent home to his fa mily. J. Harris, Private, in the Royal Waggon Train, quartered at the Whitoklart,Moallliam, Effez,lately picked up a pocket-book, containing Bank noses, to the amount of 941. which he inflandy depofited with the landlord, telling him to deliver it to the owner when enquired for. About three hours after a rich farmer who puts up at that hoofer on lesiffinghispeo perty, received it from the landlord. *has he rosily gave the foldier, who has a wife and dye eta dren, a Cur Perna hi'etie as a reward for his heneffy. Some time ago, Mr. BIBLITT E , of Win tier, near Kendal, miffed one of his Ihearling &cep, and having fearebed for it in vain, gave it up as lA. About a mondt aflerwards, fume children going into his malt-kiln to play, on a rainy day, difcovered the poor animal in the citiern. It teems that h bad gone through a window which opened into its plasm. and remained there a whole month, without any food ' whatever s yet it is now likely to live and do well. Yefterday evening. betweeen five and fie o'clock, a refpeaable looking man, about co years of age, eroffing the corner of St. Paul's Church Yard. was thrown down by a brick cart, the wheel of which paff. ing over his head, fraftured his fkull in a lbockMg manner. l'he cart, we are lorry to fay. puffed on without being flopped, and the poor man was eon ' veyed to St. Bartholomew's Hapitai, with very holt hopes of recovery. Nothing was found upon him which could have:a halt tene.e.!zy to al - certain his pzrfon. Lail week, Mr. Powell. of Okeoyer Hall, in Der• byfbire, shot a fpecies of woodcock, fuppofed from the infpalion of several gentlemen fporttmen, as well as game keepers, never to have been before teen in this country. Its plumage, a bright chefnut. faintly moit led, except the neck and hreall,which were n• ly white, as well as the legs and feet. The heattand c 3 cs larger than the common fort, and bill thicker, ot a beautiful brown colour. It weighed eleven ounces, and was Sulked in very thick cover, rote with great rapidit7, and teemed uncommonly thong on the wing. On f uefday night tali, about ten o'clock, as the Lady of Mr. Joan HOGIARTII, of Shields, was a ce nding a ladder, for the gurgore of getting on board The Commiffioners of the Navy have within this their own relict lying in the River, it unfortunately week perchafed fevcral rads for the purpofe of being %ye way, and with it Mrs. H. was plunged int o t he Names, and mull have been drowned but for the fitted as fire-lhips at Woolwich. exertions of Captain BILL, cf the Adriatic. who The M , of 6a guns, Capt. Brno, has left i Deptford for Purfleet, where guns and ordnance times nflantly jnmped into the water after her. In his hurry, he accidentally pushed overboard a poor old are to be taken on board, previous to his proceeding Waterman, who had conveyed Mrs. H. from the &ore to the Nett. in Isis wherry, and who not beisig able to 6.4 m, haS The Fuses and FLAB fire-veldts are ordered to nearly proved fatal to the wb be fitted for immediate ferrite at Deptft•id. uts. Captain Beet, I however, fucceeded in keeping both above water, Yefterday morning difpatches were receirea at the until the mate and carpenter reached them in the Admiralty. from Admiral Coes wat.ti!, off Brett, I thip's boat, and were Jon in time to lave all three, dated the iorh intl. brought to Plymouth by the t as they had driven with the tide to the tier below, PRISCi e of 98 guns and [nom Admiral Kt:31414s 1 which, if they had reached, nothing could havers,. off the Tezel. vented their belog drowned under the eip's bosom . „ DUBLIN, ROPEMBEI 20; Sir • Str Fsirron Arttata's Mounds with *1 x' 4rt Hunt found another Corbally fot on Saturday recur: ing Lift, and wtio took them a rcioß famous/An evr. Hugheßown and Teanran Hills, eroded the Slane though in a rapid Aped, at Tuck Mills; sted,then bur? cover for a few minutes in Mr: SauarMes'a plaint; lion, but, not one, hound flinching the tinpra,,,. Ibez foon forced trim away again with a hisintifil entOrn over. Bartinglafs Hill, froM tlienee thlwet wa rr , Gasemit's improvements, front thedce over tin dra Hill; and fo ftraight add rig ht forward and horfes went; and they !tin inteibisgallerit fox • nearly to the top of Ladeen Mountain.—The effrEt of the croffing the Slane y and the hunt up BiltinglA Is Hill was uncommonly f i ne, and as full of energy .0.1 beauty as any thing in this way could be teen with any hounds or in any country. ;,. (?n Sunday the tith inft. a young mats mounted on a bay mare, Came to the houfe of a perfon at Bat • lygawly, in the county Tyrone, with his area in a fling, apparently. very much bruited fforn a fall he bad received—The owner of the hO if: E red to fend for a Surgeon, but the invalid refuted to have one, and notwithßanding.every entreaty which was made for him to go to bad, he perfißed in lying all night upon the ground. He Would eat nothing on Menday or Tuefday—the latter day he was tinted by a clergy. gyman, to whom he *at very polite ; bat on a fech den he took the reyeiend gentleman by the bated, hint-to the door, dad% e lois bow, and then am the door. On WednefdaY be quitted Ballygawly, and left a letter for the owner of the boa*. catiteining three guineas. The letter mentioned; ff that was not !ef ficient he would pay any thing more that was de. manded on his return. He bat dutch the appearance of a Gentleman ; is about five feet fix inches high, has a florid completion, red hair, and blue eyes, be work a green coat, (biped vett, blue pantaloons, half boost, and liver (pure. Ott Sunday, a private foldier belonging to the tub Light Dragoons, was taken out of the river near Carlifle-bridge, in which he is fuppokd to have fal len the preceding night, owing to the want of * wall or pallitade. The Rate, of our quays in general .is, ' indeed, fhameful. • Yefterday, the third brigade of Yeomantry Went on pqrttinneet dim for four days. 4.4 •F' • • • ' - 1 0 4, it 4 ti . , 1. I n• al to de en to [lb WIT ;Ai eh lk•• sSi 11. 4. 1 r. • nto the bad Kira JIM!' Houk rfday, I,lace. Your which r 13ii- Exche ng au :levee. ig con houfe