Star. — London, England, 1804-09-24 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCR. KINGSCOTE RACES, THURSDAY, SPPT. Mr.Scrope's Elemore, 11 ft. (rode by Mr. Germain) beat Mr. Douglas's Helicon, loft. (rode by Mr. Bul lock, half a mile, cogs. Handicap Plate for Sol.—Two-mile heats. Mr. Llodoyea Lao, tcR 61b (rode by Mr. Germain) i Bir H. Lippincott 's Slate; 9R sib (Mr. Bailee!) a 3 4 Major Places Gary Owen, tilt talb (Major P.) a 4 2 Mr. Donglaia`Parnatia, tilt sle (Mr. Hawke.) 3 s Capt. Harvey'. Canton" 9R 211, (Captain Piga) 4 sdr Slate the favourite till after the firli*heat, which he won with ditfitultys the other two heats be baited. The third was as fine a race as ever was leen on this, et, perhaps, any other course, between the winner, • g ary Oaken, and Parnalins : indeed, the fport has • :en'verygood every day, *although fn few things were ran for. The cotirfewas kept particularly clear, and. not. a Engle accident occurred ; in (hurt, the Vetting gave general fakistaftioa to an immenfe *Umber of fpeetators. The Stewards appointed for 'the earning year are LOrdlfirswatsr 6°146%1ff - tad Sir Hamm Parrott. • LEICESTER RACES, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. x 9. Gentlemen% Purfe of Sol. %Nr. Cttften% b. e. Corinbants. I yrs (Ad . t t Owe Orphan:Vs bf. Two Shoes, 3 yrs Did - s 1 Ir. Bankard's e. C 4 yrs old , - - 3 3 TH URSDAY.--13tirgefec Puife of Sol. Mr. kellennai's cm. Mary, 4 yrs old ' . x t Man. Captain Hawke's b. na. Ws Topping.* yrs old 3 I Me. Coventry's e.h. Lititiaaago, 5 yrs old - s 3 &Seco, Eft 's b.f. Mile MoOttOCk r 4 Yr* oill • 4 4 LIPERPOOI.. SEPT. u. Shropfhire Regiment of Militia, with the Li verpool Volunteer Artillery, Rifle Corps, InfAntry Re giments and Lord SEFTON'S Battalion, in all above two thoufand men, were under arms in honour of His MAJESTY'S Coronation. His Royal Highnefs ?mince Wir • tau commanded the troops who affemb led upon this ceeafion. At is o'clock the Duke of °UK/CISME arrived, in his chariot and four, accompanied by his Equerry, and mounted his chanter, when the line paffed in review, and took up a rfition upon the right—a royal fame aaaimmediately fired from the Fort and Shipping, followed by a feu-dr-Ay by the troops.— Notwithltanding the unfavourable Rate of the wea thee., the bufinefs of the day paired off to the admi ration of the furrounding multitude of fpeaaturs.— This day their Royal Highneffes, the DUKE, and Prince WILLIAM FRSDERICK, partook nf a fumptuous dinner given by the Mayor and Corporation of Li terpool. Lord Vifennnt Dowws and Lord Lovatos are ar rived at Sunderland, to take the command of their refpeitive regiments; the former of the Second Welt York, and the latter of the blorthupiberland blititia. Brigadier• General Lord Esr N 'serous it placed nn 'the Staff of the Scots Weliern Dab jct.—Head-guar ters, Greenock. - - Brigadier-General Kau t zrrre• has arrived at LOD doodercy to take the command of that Ditirift. , Goverment. it is Paid, has ordered Generals • Setae and ROC14•1,111AU td be removed from Alb- Isurton to MantgomerY. Sir Sinner SNIT,. if CSPeeed to leave town in A ,few days for the Downs. He is to have an alive ..totesmand. Duats.—Satorda/ morning, about (even o'clock. !itch:Owes fought at North Down, near Margate, be "'tween Mr. an ITO'. Gentleman, and a Mr. C— ,an apothecary. They met, attended by their feerrods: the grotusel being meafitred, Mr. B. bad the firfi fire, rind worinded his antagunitt flightly In the Re(loy rant of the arm. Mt. G. returned the fire without ere& The (minds then interfered, and Athos after the parties left the ground the matter was .termpromifech, The quarrel originated, about lix weeks lime, at one of the malquerades, but , the ex , planation was prevented front taking place'hy the /aperture of one of the gentlemen for London. Whatley meaning, at'half pall five o'clock, four Canteen= entered .Hyd.i Pack, at Grofvenor gate. jbcy pallnl the Magazine, and proceeded to the Deer' Park, adjoining Kenfington Gardens. Hay elicited the read, they were overtaken by two . ogee Gentlemen, who joined them. and they all proceeded twitch the new Magazine, upon the .• Mink of the Serpentine. Their mtsntis were obferved the guard upon duty, who loon et:mended that they came for the purple of .fighting a duel. Two of the party Repred forward and meafured out the. ground, to the ditlance of ten or twelve paces. Two others, the principals in the Winces, then came for ward, and, having taken their Rations, fired at each other. This difcharge had no effect. The fcconds then interfered, but without fuccee.. The parties re• fumed their ground, and fired a fccond time, when one of the Gentlemen received a Hound in the right arm. The feronds interfered, and prevented any further mitchicf. A furgeon aho attended the par. ties, drefred the wound, upon the (put, and the par ties proceeded in two poll-chaifes for Hounflovr. We underhand the patties upon the occafion were Col. W. and the Hon. Mr. B. The latter was die wounded party. Yederday fe'nnight, a duel was fought near Nand. bridge. near Dublin, between Lieutenant o—e and Mr. H. G—r„ when, after exchange of flints without effeet, : the affair ended in an amicable manner. This &finite aro& in contequenee of Lieut. o—r being the bearer of 'a srieffage from Mr. J. T. Uri—a--oun in Mr. G—e, he being the author of a critique pub ' lifhed in the Lill Hibernian Magazine, on a privnte Play in Stafford-Orr et. Mr. G. was then called upon by Mr. e. for an imatediate meeting, or an apology, which left Mt. G. merle in a Ittisfaftory manner. A Gentleman, who was tiavelling along the coif from Margate to Soifer, arriving on Monday evening at D) mchurch, ght out of his carriage, and &fired • bis ((rennin, drive to Romney, he wilbing to.walk along the en.®. 'Whop he approached a fill•holite near Romnep, lie happened to he writing obferva in his pocket book, and .ling ces end qucliion I • , 11iC the man appointed by the CrTporation to Itop J II 11•;'• ptcrous pereins, went tip to him, raid he was a t ' -y, autitook him into cullody., On being broil , ' fsir `Mayor of Romney, he lonised vitt •• • • hrigifiA; titan of OW." btnitm SEPT lb: • r Mr. JAM! TANDY was vefterdayliberated from o.si confiaement, on entering bail, before Alderman STA.' mut, himfell in two!. and two fureties of Scot. LaQ Saturday night. the garden of Mr: Haut., at Knockmaroon, near Chaptlizod, was robbed of a laree quantity of fruit, and of two (print guns, by Toni fellows, who got clear off with their booty. 'l'hurfday night, fume villain, or villains, cut the throats of four Cheep, which were grazing on the land. of Cratloe, county of Clate, the property of Mr. Joan °Vitt.; they carried off the fat only. JWTAL FAMILr. WEYMOUTH, SEPT. 22.—The Royal Party were yefterday inclined to ([retch tome diflance out to tea, hut the wind frefhened fo much, that it was judged prudent to (leer for Portland Roads, where they dined on board, and then flood off and on for tome lime, and were in Portland Roads fo late as five o'clock &ion after which they came on &ore, Calmed by all the !hips, and amiclit the huzzas of the people. On his Mait sry's landing, he was met by the Ruf fian Ambaffador and his daughter, with whom he continued for Tome time in eonverfation when he proceeded to the Lodge, which the (4.lasm and Pattt esssas had reached be fore. _ This morning catty, the bells were rung; the Mips in the harbour, and the Royal yachts were decked in the colours of all nations, furmounted by the Bri. tint flag, and fired a royal falute. The Maros atria gave a public breakfad in honour of his MA) I STY% Coronation. His Mayes?? was on horfeback before o'clock, and took a fhert ride before breakfaft • i after which he mounted a cabrklet with the Duke o f You ; her MAPISTY and the Ptincefs Auourra got into a lan daulet ; the other Pat ' , musts, and the Duke of St , s bs a, into cabriolda. The Dukes of Kite and Cad server were on horfeback, and were accompanied by the Lords in waiting, the Generals, and the Ruf fun Ambalfador. MARGATE, SAPT. 22. All day yellerday it blew a perfea hurricane, the wind being wefterly ; fo that the packet which failed at eleven, returned about two, not being able to pro ceed. A amok wind from the fame quarto' continues this moraing, and the packets are 'till detained. A few days ago there were ninety fail of Well Indiaman in the Downs, but at prefent there are only thirty or forty : none of them, however, can move, and fume of them, I imagine, are in diarefs, as cables and anchors have been fent off to them. To-day be ing the K;tro's coronation, colours are bolded at the milt head of all the (hips and on the forts both here and at Ramfgate, and the whole prefents a beautiful light. Every refpea that can be paid to the day by a loyal people is manifelted 'by all ranks, and both towns teem quite alive. The guns have been tier cikd at both places with wonderful dextetity, at a mark moored at the diaance of two miles out at tea : it confilts of a (mall Ikiff with a flag hoifted on it. The Cinque Pnrtstroops were reviewed yelletchty by Mr. PITT, accompanied by feveral other Officer s. hot 1 have learned no particulars, except that the !loth, foot, and artillery, all went through their evo lotions and manoeuvres much to the fatisfataion of all who were prefent. We have here a Lieutenant of a man of war, who condo is himfelf fo well, that he is univerfally re• speeled, and particulatly by feafating people of ever y description. He has picked rip a few filen. Sixty of the Afhermen'a tickets have been returned to them, and every thing is now quiet. Notwithaanding the heavy gale of yesterday, dur ing which the tea ran exceedingly high, the boatmen here, on the !call fign r f diarefs among the Weft India (hips, put Off immediately to their aflitlance in their loggers and boats ; The fpirit and aCtivity of the& people deferves the greaten praife, and it ex cited here the adMiration of every body. Crowds of people waited on the fhore till they returned, and then cheered them. It is much to be regretted that fo dauntlefs and fervireaWe a body of men fhnuld not at all times be proteaed. It is now one o'clock with a very heavy g.,le, and the packets dare not venture to air: the pa Wenger!, therefore, who were to have g one with them yOurday, are going today by the mail coaches, and otherconveyances...... I..;eutenant Jowls, ofthe 1-lerefiml Militia, who was to ill ticated by dace rtiffi,ins, is fait tecovering. LEXDIEN CAMP, SEPT.2I. The troops Rationed here are kept continually in motion. When not at drill on the camp ground, a march to Box dead Heath is inevitable, and every field day begins at eight o'chck in the morning, and never concludes until after fun let. A detachment too men from every regiment in camp under the command of Cul. Noon, pra!ifed in advancing ',Notts acrofs the country Lett week, very much to the fatisfaelion of Sir JAMES CRAIG. Lady FRANI. IS FITZROY. with her accußomeet politenefi. took te. freffiments in her carriage for the officers. There was A grand field day on Monday at llnzßead Heath, when the troops went through a variety of evolutions in a fupctior title, matching in echelon of battalion.. and then forming line, on a given regiment bringit.g the whole, confitling of to,coo men, apparently into aßiow at the fame time, which had a molt fplendid effe& The brigades did not return to camp until late honr, which prevented many military fp., kt (who had enough of dancing on the Common) ft, in attending the ball.ra the I% bite Hatt, in Ole:teller. The Parade WI night was rely brilliant, the Several brigades marched by the General in Review order ; we believe this difelly was in compliment to Lord and Lady CARYL!atAJM, alto were preknt, and Are here on a vifi! to L , td CHARLFS FITZROY. LItICS Ft ANC's Flrvenr and CAROLII.F Woo', were A:0 in the number of the fa•r fofhionables ()relent. The troops are cot again his ni ,:ninp, at an early how, for a field day ,lalefiti nrAIII. A party of zoo men enmpoled oh ticiaehments torn c.ich • itli three fultaliern‘, matched from this on Weal-A.l- °1 in Gally wood Comm:4., oiler the crmmatel rf Ca; rain Goan°, of the 9:. reg;•tient, t Alia in 1.- • , •Itg the line of lort•fi:atitni c : iiiirtiaitig there.— at tOOO men are now coertontly employed on and it is hippr led that one of the frgi • er c..mped here v i I thottly march for theps•r ..spediting the works there. weDtlCdL i;#lii;ciwcs. MAILS TRW DA •lt. DIM DUB Wataforl W. it.. W. 421. OIL o I 0 • -- g Hambilik Lim Pcy mourn, SAP T. 22. —Came in the Was air, of t 8 guns, from Falmouth, with the Polly tranfpott, under convoy, having on board French prifoners from Jamaica ; (he was put under quarantine at Penzance; the GANNET failed again immediately fur her Ration off the Lizird ; alto the Paurry LASS. Of 14 guns, from the Weftward. Sailed on a mile, the Diationn, of 38 guns ; NAIAD, of 38; and the IMPETUEUI, of 74, to join the fleet ; alio the Venus French privateer, captured by the Union EAR India man, roc London ; the Columbia. Captain Day, from Boßon, for Dunkirk ; and the LADY WALLIN, of 18 guns, with a fleet to the Eaflward. Letters received from Antigua Rate, that the Ca- RY S FORT, of 28 guns, is at prefent unrigged. and laid up fur want of men, having 1011, befides Captain R. Fasismar:r, Several officer., and the greater part of her crew. The remainder, about so men. are on (bore by order of Commiffioner Laws, in a fail loft, and recover daily. PORTSMOUTH, SE►T. 23.—The Ardent cartel, arrived yellerday from hlorlaix, which the left on Wednefday ; the Johannah, of Southampton, Capt. WE us:, was to fail the next day.—Arrived the Pa's. surto bomb, Capt. C. Jowls, from off Havre. The Parsee or WALES, Admiral Sir R. Calder, is ex paled here to refit. The Officers who arrived in the ball fleet from Barbadoes report, that the fquadron nada Commodore Hono, had captured tso fail of veffels fence the beginning of the war. Mr. DARBY and family, and the Rev. Dr. LEIGH, Sccr.tary to Sir Axes. BALL, arrived in the Aormcooa r, with very important difpatches for Government. PIIIZIM SINT INTO TIIIS PGIITo—TbC Hornung brig, from Llama, bound to Dieppe, by the Rattler ; the Chip Flora, from Havre, bound to lifbon, by the Poulenc, Captain . Dunbar ; the Indultry, Irma taboo to Dieppe, by the Plum, Captain Jaaverin; the Young Peggy, of Briftol, from Jerfey, retaken by the Britannia cutter ; and the Jofeph, laden with felt, by the I.ion cutter. Gast moca, SEPT. zl.—Captain CORRY, of the Ifabella, one of the Well India convoy, arrived at Port Glafgow from St. Kitt's and Tnrtnla, fpoke on the 9th init. in Err. 49. 35. long. 15. the Penelope, RITCHIE, and Ann Phillipi, MI Lt. FR, two of the con voy from Co: k for the Weft Indies, out eight days, all well.—The horneward-bannd Jamaica Beet, con fining of about tyo fail, were to fail from Bluaelds about the to of Auguß, under convoy of the Ees• MANY, of 74 guns.—Arrived, Minerva, CARRICK, at Wilmington from hence ; and Margaret:, BO L/ I. IR, off Ayr, from Grenada. CcPR, SFPt. I 7.—Th iS TIO/Ts;rl 7., his Majeny's th;p the Top.izF, Captain LAN a, arrived in our hat • I,..iir from Plymouth. On Friday evening Lin, the wind being S. S. \V. a cutter came into Court mall ert y Bay, and anchored off the Broad-Strand in about three fathoms water, dole to a high land, un der which (he war pellet:by Iheltered from wind and waves. To the obfervers on (hare the (hewed no fymptoms of dittrefs, looking as light as if in ballall, and exhibiting externally no tign of having fuffered any injury from the gales which had prevailed for two or three preceding days ; at day-break, however, next morning, all that appeared above water were her man and rigging ; of the latter (he was loon (trip ped by the country people, who crowded about her in boats. On the arrival of the neighbouring Gen tlemen, Officers of the Revenue, the boats difperfed, and part of the plunder was recovered. She appears to be the Dart cutter, of Belfan, bound to Gibraltar with IS boxes of foap, x of linen, and dame tons of potatoes. The vela had been a French privateer, and was reprefented by the crew as unfound, and of very little value. The account given by the meter is, that the was leaky, and that water increafed upon them fo fan during the night that fhe went down ; though they were within hail of the fitore, and might eafily have procured hands diffident to keep her free. The lameners of the fiery and the circurnflances of being infisred, have im!uced the Gentlemen who in tereited themfelves in her prcfervation to tranfmit this account to the puhUc papers, in order to afford the agents of an excellent and ifren atrufed Abortion, timely cpportunity of investigating the tran'aftion.— ( Waterford Alirior.) FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ORAVIMME). S r. 23.—Palfed by the Maria Anna, Bullock; Lord U'ldtwortb, Marra ; Dora/by Cook; Mary, Lee ; Pur rub, R • ,fh .m ; SAnnlb, Robron ; Pouch:: and toe Alit o , y. !toye, fr.:ln Pi aborph ; N. 1,, Pyre, from Palermo; 5", g, :". io.. , and tor Major, H.Ol. to.sn Fti;a : lits,:krn sorer. irons Crena.l.: ; Ent, ryr.re Stsrhog : a nd the kehamc, Harvey. Imrs Toha;;:s: ludo,, Aqthorr, Y - ..t:s `!. Kitt's : rhstolrin, Cil.lll+ . . • fu : and 'Se dylrria. Corkir 11, iron. 11Tcmcl; J...;;; and Ann, Parker, fr. an 7.4; sit; H. ;ha kentrili tD , Channell; a c..l ;b. Abioatta,l'ud..l. fr; m Aetocua ; Albirrt, I.ir.klatcr, from roatirica; Koyalift, k Dalton; st•d the Harnt•rty, Lane. from Ar:h.inci I; ?Turin, HAinn. Ir rh b.i•inaut ; Ri g by, William % Vincent's; I Gr ; rums ; Mari; rr from MutaLr r. y, 1id...: Itenevrail, Crnanaresri ; and t'.e ---, from- Dacha- Sailed she Suitolk, (Luire; y, Lir Jamaica; Welwart .. ze•, Hw. , K ; and thl Gebrolers Jaulaa, for Emb4cas. Al fat i•b.l Pa^ket, White; Jane, ---; K! (latoegc. Catc../. ;roan Verne-row; Nlativana. r.tt `4 Ir CiviemAn, fr‘....nlkeoler; John 4-2nct • . 1.114, • 'l'ou Frieda, Dak. from Toli.igo, PA T by, A hot., Vincent's; Htro, Dcrt ; and S-ting, Gil•tsti C;renadr—At I ivr-rmi, Mentrir. fom Si:11 vim, trudirt, I It."tcr. from Peteribrib—.off 1.1,. ly. bntb., fruit Dantsic ; Dc.ttin.n, t:rrafttri from trtrinel ; Ann, Cot,- ; orart I IVAltlie, arel.lky, from Prrerf• burl tr cier, Only, fr^m Qt...!—At M ~t a tron the zeiift of N.Lli.; and Matlirct, tr. rn Totaf a, Pitt; Ati..rersnibir, Isom 1 ni—At nutrism, WA:tett Lrifey. Futftcr, from 1.•1 is r.. Augulia, 1441 t Lc 1 e•, PACVLIS, fr,m Pererfirtrgh ; 'nd the Flew, S i:Ort) LUbtC, With the red ot the fleet %Pic, btiund tv Lndon, are arrived in I'a au b LGt ( t the JAMak 1 C. , l' telt is ad'cd to have been ci , g;ed I .r he rren,h pritimers, of.er they had nt .tc:c‘.± the :sloth:. rDlSTltratrrroNzor PREAD.-- To the NaiaJ, for the capture niche French llebp sr, 5803. a diftributhn will be made ea bawd tie a. anoutlk, rat Tucirday nest. the sph loft and recalled at tin Ounent'a Ino, every Toefday and Fellay for three rem. The miter Nimble, for the recapture of the Elim, February at. tiloa, will be paid on board on her arrival 1n poet, and nu& ever, TurGlay and Friday for three years, at the Cothadmadisede of Mr. Edward Lye, Plymouth. To the hired cams Joreph„ a difirlesurloo oft: Crentrd lone, le Jude, k Sr. Pirres..captured Jan. a, doe and la ' Satan ' captured FeLt 7, tB:4. will be made oil heard the' on Me arrival at Plymouth, and retalled at No. ts, London, for t hr.-e yean. To the hired cutter Mary, a diflithution tee the capture cf terprize and la elcifalic, March st, elos. will be nude 04, bawd the faid cum r no her arrival at Plymnati‘and recalled 4 bki. is. Cecil • Rent. London. • To the (hip Tremendous and Clapp Surat." the carfare of h. Martin and Amid°, N0v.16, alco, Chdterficid, Nerensb‘' acio, and Neultra Sculaora de Montferrett, Desember 3, D 1 a diftribuMin will be made at No t t, Cecil Erect, on Monday, t. sit of Oftober, and recalled every fucceeding day for three years. Alfo the Di omede, for the two later (hips, and the El Been Jat cline, captured Odtober sE, elm, at the fame time and piaci. r.IPP Captain FAH, a if appointed to the command`or klysma, of 36 guns. at Portfmouth. Captain Woosnaioca is appointedto the command of the Esc flonp of war, at Woolwich. When the homeward-bound Well India fleet Cal from Grenada (in June), a French privateer lay Goree Point, under Danifh colours I—(he was hai by the convoy, and anfwered that (be was bound ft St. Thomas's to St. George, Grenada, but her penance inducing fufpicion, an Officer was fent board, when, difcovering her real defcription, and crew concealed in her bald, he took poffelSon of. Of tit,: t 3 t veffels which compofed this fleet, 5.3 were from Detnerars, 32 from St. Vincent, 17 from To bago, and zo from Grenada • we have already !laird the ports at home to which duty belonged. It is faid, that information bas been received Government from our cruizers watching the fqoaddisis of Gallo Batatian privet at Bergen in Notteity that a Ruffints fleet of three Chips of the line, two' gates, and two cotters, has been fpoken with, by of our Baltic traders. An Englifh Gentleman, officer on board this fleet, is reported so have' that unlefs contrary orders were received, this would, before the end of the prelent month, repels the Sound, and winter in the Baltic. Fretb inflroc tions, were, however, espeeed, and one of the Tian cutters was to erutze before Gottenborgh, in es. peaation of them, while an avifn vetrel was waitlit at Elfineur, in cafe they lhould tomer arrive by of Germany and Denmark. than by that of Sviedio. The detellAtion 6f Bissarairrs, of his atrocities of his inf.let‘ce, was, if poffible, greater on board t Rulian fleet. than even in our own navy. Ofeeer and men declared their admiration of our fpiric patrician,. and defired much to winter in fame al port ; but. until they were otberwife difpofed their cruize would not be diges t from the Sweilillt and Norwegian coaftv. A mercantile houfe at &Viol has received a letter from their corrcfponilents at Lifbon, dated " Lifivon. Sept. 7, " It is with real regret we have to inform you, that the Epi,!eruical Daimler, of la.: year, rages in a manner before anpve. oederted at Malaga. Our advice' Ey this day's pnft 'cote the number of deaths at 120 to 1,50 per day. Of entitle no bufinefs can be dare." Was to ficoa.—Then rapid movements of Btitifh troops tinder the orders of Col. Guzzerat, has occaftoned the retreat of Holl newly railed forces into the interior. The Gwica' _ _ in May lift, was moving with a body of 3oso ca ry, to join Col. MeaRAY on the frontiers, whet confide:able camp was to be formed. The troops the &rar Rajah have been drawn towards the ft tiers of Con silh : he enters into the war, howe, with estreme reluaance : he urges his recent fc loffes as the occafiun of his baciwardnefs; but real caufe is, his friendly difpofition to any power hoftile to the Brit;fts intereft. The Peifhwa co-npe. rates heartily with the Englilh in the war ; his polif cal confiderations in doing fo being ftrengthened h perfonal hatred to HoMar. who lately impiifoned Value] fent from Poooah to accommodate Come ferences which fubfilled between the two (hates. addition to this powerful combination againa Ho'kat, moll of the petty Princes are urged to hoftility by his rapacity. The Jeypoor Rajah has been obliged, under threat of military execution, to pay so lass of rupees to liolkar, in lien of the mulk-ghere, a tribute pay,ble to Scindea and Holkar jointly, but which the Utter, during the late war, atoned wholly to himfelf. The recent movement in the Guzzerat hav ing alarmed the Sticks, a new deputation has beets feat from Bombay to explain the caufes of the war, aa4 to offer renewed affurancm of the friendly difpolitioat of the Be Lille Government towards the Stick natio.. On Thurfday night between tea end eleven o'clock a fire brt.ke out on the premifes of Mr. Isamu rr. at Pla?hAtch, Oson. about three miles from Reading, which raged witli inch violence that is a few minutes five hay-ricks (thrte belonging to Mr. Jammers., and two to his neighbour, Mr. Jenesnos), two barns and the !tabling, were all in one dreadful blaze, stud in a Hunt time entirely confumed; the barns contain. ed the produce of t 8 acres of wheat aid 38 of bar ley. which was elf,. dellroyed, as was a new wag gon, in one of the barns, and all the harnefs in the (tables; the h. , rfes were fortunately got out jolt in time to lave them. The arrival of the engines from Keisling flapped the farther progrefs of the flames.— All Mr. J r .4145-re's property was infored ; but Mr. Jr •mtwa's lift, We are ferry to fay, &Mon Isimfelf. :There is every rgafon to fuppofe that this calamity was occ tinned by Clyne incendiary , as there bad not been a lighted comae in the yard or oat-building for Tome weeks pelt, and the fire was firfl difcnvered in a pig-(lye quite at the extent of the prernifes. - iJay evening a dreadful file broke out at New (free, ahout tw'o miles from Cowes. in the lilt of Wight. The fire was firil ditcovered at one end of a b ten, which increaled fo fall, that in half an hour the whole of ill.: Willi, Rabies, and ticks were in s flake ; the dwell.ng-h, Life was with great difficulty f4vc.i. It is generally fuppole..l it was malicioufiy let on fire. Fi DAT nr Da•winfo.--The Ticket No. ptitS, as lsi drawn this 41 ty s cntltled to One Thoufaad l'o isIJ i.l JLwlcs Nt H•z •ao, 80at.., and Co.'s °Ace. N.. 93, under the RoyAl Esteban i mai N dr.su.n this day a I),i:a of Ten P san d•, r at 1,1,1 At tltcir (MCC, in Ong finlik e ibres MICI az Cs cctoth !hard. NEY.IPIP :I=tt and at Pe WINN. Febriati at, spd nee* Cachchach.cila General SAW. • sod lea (boom • rd the hid scßin s, Ceeli.lrest, I capture el made o. bout • 1 called at No. it, -S: • e capture of Ft..; I. Noremb./ lantger 3. on Monday. tits for three years. at the El Sven Jar. nit and Sim mmand'of the rr the command [ lia fleet failed t ratter lay off (be was hailed I at bound from ▪ but her ap- I was fent on titian, and ber ; derma ofliter. fleet. 5.9 'Ore ; 17 from To- already Baled i pd. ; • I received by the fetaadsion n in Norway. line, two fri- t with, byone lentlernan, an to have &id, red, this fleet month, repars Fre% inftme- ne of the Ref- nborgh, in es- , was waitlit strive by way rat of Swedes,. atrocities and ron board the . try. Officers nor fpirir and r in fame Bpi- fe difpofed of, the Swedilh ceived a letter iced Sept.y, 11104. nu, that the fame net before Imre. 's pnft 9uote the condo no bnfinefa :ments of the I Mustier, in t of Halkaes I he Gwicawar, I of Soso coral- tiers, where a The troops of rards the iron. war, however, is recent fevers inefs; but the to any power eifhwa co.npe. war ; his paliti- rengthened by y imps ifoned a relate Come dif- :so (bites. to 'saint% Haiku a to hollility by i ihpbliargyebnw,sutahooblotirraliic:hbsiiticmo4ts: