Star. — London, England, 1804-07-06 00:00:00

E. .er MRS. WALKER': MASZUED BALL. This elegant Lady,long celebrated in the faßtion able world for the fupertor tulle of her malqued fetes, opened her houfe in George-greet, Hanover (quart, for the firs time fince her widowhood, on Wednefday evening. The number of tickets Hilted did not exceed three hundred, and every necelfary precaution was taken to prevent the intrufion of im proper perfons. From eleven until one the company continued to arrive, but feveral maiks gained admif lion as late as two o'clock. The preparations for the occafion were in a very elegant Ityle. A ter race, or platform, was eredled at the bottom of the garden and fitted up with oak and laurel leaves which formed an arched covering ; variegated lamps were entwined, and the whole was furmounted by the Britifh Star, compiled of purple and yellow lamps. In the centre was Rationed a band of Ita lian Muficians (fintilar'• to the Milanefe Minftrels), who played there until the .dawn. Neat the Otto man or breakfaß room a beautiful alcove was form ed by the union of feveral trees, lighted with varie gated lamps, feattered among the branches. This bower was intende a das temporary retreat, had the heat proved opprefEve : it was fitted up with fofas in the eattern talli. The other parts of the g ar den were ornamented with branches of oak and laurel, with feiloons of limPs, and the perfpedive from the lowerapartments of the houfe communicating through the medium of folding doors, had the moil beautiful deftimaginable. Tte ilternal decorations of the inanfion wer; itriely in onifoti. The hall and flair cafe were ornamented withflowers and Chinefe lan thorns, and the lithe of apartments on the drawing room door were illuminated by .chandeliers and luf ties, which rivalled the tnetidian fun. Among the bell fupported &grafters were the , following': Mr. Blolllla*Wall t 1110 f excellent Sir Areby MSarcafm ; the lima. William Spencer. as the Devil upon Two Sticks, thek an ecenteteturverof the c ompany. and r eported to hisfriend kfmm d e ns his opinion 'refrain: them. Lord Hamilton (eldrit fan of the ?Amp& of Alietcont) wasadmirahly dray* as a Turk. wade as depot annearar f er. The Spaniards were not tiny:rows; among the snort fplaglitawne the Marquiffea of Abercorn and itisitlngtee. Earl of Detbareniti. Lord Claude Hamilton, Mr.l Par, dect-ittAtnoes the religious Cilafaßele, Mr. Bigot was a Friar, and the beautiful hikii.O'Biten a Nutt. Among the devo tees were the beautiful Lady Caltkrekh and Lady L. Corry, as . rigeieleJeWil were easy 00111eTelle : among the number were, Captain Arniftroog, Mr. idyl and Mr. G. Upton ; the latt er 1 Silted. The Earl of Lauderdale was en excellent Old Maid. Mr. H. WrotteSsy end Mr. Cbampneys, as sir solociton and Lady Simons, with Melfrs Atmitrong and Maddeekt. as two attendant 'j oi n, we re .excellent.. Mr C. Moore, a French Conk ; Mr. G. 7'hentrifon, • Deitch% Matter. One of the heft &died and fup petted chineters 'was an antilaued Old Maid of the year tyozi. She danced a unmet with Mr. Claunpneys, to the mac of Mr. O. Theilificia's fiddle. Many anxious inquiries were made to &Main who the old lily was, but the dlfeovery was made by 'the Prince of Wales. rho loon reeognifed the original •in the perfect of Mr. The Gypiles were as numerous is *foal ; &hum them we noticed the Couotefies of Clare and Cork, Lady S. ?baler, Mrs. Arista Egerton. Mt. H. Oreille was at the bead of the tribe. Much laughter was cached by. the Whindialides of Me. T. Sheridan, who arrived about oneseeksek pot., skate Sischimith jean Gretna Green, in {catch of beards, apdoexempattied by M-. C. Calvert, who was deeded as Hymen. Among the forelersers, Mr. Lawrence was moll promin catty attired in the real colitune of a Laplander, and be appeared to petrels all the apathy of that frozen climate. Even the uumberkfs beauties prefettt could not thaw his inflAcilde counteavree into a (mile. Of Flower Girls, thee mat only two perfondied by Lady H. Cavendith and Ma thias Gramont The Foglia Mires were as numerous as aka; MOM the numbers were Mr. Giles and Mr. Mange. As booty is feldom ken to more advantage than in a Spain& habit, Is kern we found the Duchelit of Devon/hire in black and Steer; Duaheli of Rutland in lilac and Siva; Marchlonefs of Hertford h erintion and Slyer ; Lady Rantrdel, Lady C Hamil ton, Lady S. Stewart. wee likewlfe in Spoilt Waist. ViLous tefs Dungannon looked beautifully in a fancy dye& • About two o'clock the company partook of re frelltments; which confilied ..f every delicacy of the feafon. About three o'clock dancing commenc ed in the drawing room, and concluded about five, when the company departed. The PRI t 4 ca of Waxes was drefred in green with a Star, and wore the Or der of the Garter. Among the company in dominos and fancy dreffes were— Duke de Caßries—Marquis of Doogiae—Marehiondsof Down- Sire. Earls—Weßtnoreland, jeer, and Harrington. Count dies —Harries ton , Ali:thorough, Jerfcy, Harlington. Vikounts—Dungannon, Villiers, Peterlham, Fit:berries. Vircuunt lies—Melhourne. Perth, and Villiers. A waS Wli C t ,r Lorda--jamea 111urriy, G. Lev Wee Gower, W. Au&lt, and Lanzfi.rd. Ladier..-.A. M. Stanhope, W. Rufrell. C. Forrefter. C. Lennon, C. Grerille, Crof..n, A Carpenter, S. Carpenter, H. Stratford, M. Fare, E Villitn, and M. Walfish. Ska—W. K. le and S. Glyn . Colonel—httwart. effre..-1( Inflated, Bromley, Henry and Ward. Miftreff.s..-Wheelt r, Pole, I.awrell, Orrnflat , Fitsherhert. Miff/a—Wheeler, Pole, two Crofton', Lawrcll, Lambe, Drum. Mond. St. Julie, and Ormibi. Lawn, Elmer, and Mrs. Gi.nvra, are perform with great fuccefs at 'Liverpool. Lewis, on his firit appearance fur the ft afon, in Ranger, was re ceived v ith the highell marks of popular favour. At the Liverpool Theatre. on Friday lafl, Mr. Basitywiots (iecnvercd from his late accident) per formed the part of Prowler, in the favourite Comedy of jar Ron. He received a hearty welcome from the audience. Friday, at the annual meeting of the Florin Sr tiety of Glafgow, the firlt prize, a flyer medal for the twelve heft rannneulns, was given tu WILL IA '4 Bloom', at Bothwell Cattle, gardener to the Honourable Lord DOUG LAS ; and the rico- , alio a ulcer medal, to Mr. Jona B•R a, Pollocklhaws. A very numercut company dined on the omit - ton, and the day was (pent with their charaaeriflic hila rity and good humour ; a number of ercellent longs were fling, and loyal and contittutional toafla were given. Ca r v.—A grand matchnf Cricket coa• played in Li,rd'a Cricket Gronnd, n Monday 14!I and fill- Inwing day, I.,:tween eleven Noblemen and Gcntle• men ‘tf the M.41)-la-bonne Club, and eleven Gentle men of England, for One Thailand Guineas a fide, wlat.h was woe- by the former by t 95 runs. CIIELY EN'S"); yuLr 3. Onr taremblies are numeroufly attended with bean ty and fafhion, and our theatrical campaign,opened lall night, under the management of hitffrs. RAY and GIBBON. Mk MELLON appeared hi Letitia Har dy. Her merit is too well known to need much com ment. and her admirable performance in that cha rafter, and Nell in the Devil to Pay, received from a l brilliant and crowded audience thunders of reiterated applaufe. Among the fafhionables we noticed -Ihe Dithop of Down, Lord and Lady and Wes Illatiolere, Lord and Lady Drowniow, Lord sad Lady Sonthwell, Hon. J. Malley, Sir Robert and Lady Lawrie, Sir. W. Rankin, Sir joint rbracs, Lady num, Lady Crawford, Lady bittleale, Ifc b.c. CAMBRIDGE, JULY 4. We have had a very lively and agreeable com mencement, though not of fo public a nature as that in tfiot. ,On Sunday Dr. Law, brother of Lord EI.I.IIOIIOROUGH, preached before the Univerfity at St- Mary's, in the morning, and gave, us a unlit ex cellent Sermon. In the afternoon Dr. Nut deli vered a moll elaborate diccruarfe from Heb. xi. 6. " Without faith It Is impollible to plesfeihhit ; for, he that cornett% to Goo molt believe that he is, and that he is the rewarder of thole who dili g elitty feet tthu." On Monday evening the Annual Ball was very nu meroufly attended. TueCday the Senate.houfe was crowded to fee the ceremony of conferring degrees; and this morning the Society of jefus College gave a public breakfaf in their Garden, to all the beauty and fafhion of the county. Nothing could exceed the entertainment prepared for the company • every thing the feafon a ff orded, or that money could pm, chafe, was in profitfion. About twelve o'clock 300 perfons had alienable& and it was not till feven in the evening that they departed. 'Mr. Cutts and Dr. CLACC, who were the promoters of the Fete Chas pore; are entitled to the grateful acknowledgments of the vifitors for the very elegant, rational, and amuling treat affosded them, and more efpecially for the manner in which they were received and en , tertained. Among thole prefent were—Earl of : Assume, Lord Roysrow, Lord C M Lord H. Moots, Lord ALTIMONT, Sir T. RICM, &c. &c. BRIGHTON,yuLr 4. The Races at Lewes on Monday afforded but in different diverfion.. Various accidents, but none of any patticular confequence ' occurred on the ground. One of the horfes, named Small Beer, that awed for the fweepftakes, died loon after the firft heat.— None of the races were very clofely contelled. The inns here, during the whole of the preterit and laft week, have been completely filled with vifitants.i The Bowling-Green yefterday was the fcene of fef- I tivitT ; a very numerous party of Gentlemen, in mar quees pitdhed for the nccafion, dined together on the I lawn. Towards the evening a fakinating gronpe of I Britillt beauties joining them, the merry dance was immediately retorted to, which continued to diffufe hilarity until Come time after the decline of day.— The Suffer Military Band attended, and much dif tingnifhed thelutelves in their various performances. The Channel to day has had an agreeable and di. verified appearance, many (hips of war being diftin guithable in the offing. An armed fchnoner is at pre terit lying to within a league of the town. This ob jet excites more than common notice, in confequence of its being the very veffel which was funk off this place, to defraud the Underwriters, in Anguft, 'Boa, c. the Adventure brig, now converted into a tchooner for the fervice of Government. Ass tvaLs—Lord and Lady Bruce, the Count and Counters of Buekirgban, the Hon. Mrs. Knox. Generals Harcourt and Reade. Mr. Mrs. and Mifs Reyn =lds Mt. Crutch. Mils Hants, Rev." Banks. Mrs, Hinton, Rev. J. Meyer, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Polhill. Mr.. Marne. Mifs Sow . Mils Dew, mum Howard, Mr. S. Rattle, Mrs. Month Mr/ Riefler, Mrs Shaw, Mr and Mrs. Danvers. Rev. C. Waller, Mr. &milk, Mrs. B. Travers, Mr. sad Mrs. Lett, Ste. Ste. The Dollars taken by that defining officer Lieut. Bouts's, were expc&ed to arrive in town this day. The wager for sc) guineas, which was to have taken place within a fortnight, between SNEPHLRO and *Lavas scs, was lall night relinquithed, in confequence of the latter having had the misfor- tune to be lamed in the foot, by the hook of his boat. An occurrence of a fingular nature took place in the city yellerday, which excited fame merriment : A little before eleven o'clock, a perfon of genteel ap pearance and addrefs, prefented a 51. note at the Bank for change, when he was defired by the clerk to write his name and place of abode on the back of the note, agreeably to the eufterm of the Bank, prior to change being given. The perfan wrote the words " Abraham l'irevelerl, Boni of England." Being told by the clerks of the Bank, that the concerns of that place were not to be trifled with, and that, if he expeaed change to be given him, he ma conform to the rules of office, and infert nn the note his real n one and addrefs, he replied, that be had done as they respired; Abraham Newland was his real name, and, being an independent gentleman, without any particular refidence, be thought be could not comply with their defire more fully than by (bating his place of abode to be where he then was. • ---- -- The clerks, fuppofing him either to be deranged or walling to irnpnfe a bad note upon them, or dered him into cuftoty, and fent him over to the Koltun he.ufe, in ca e of one (tithe Bank potters, tor e xamination b:f re the Lord Mayor. The mat ter was there fer oully inveftigated, and the Soli citor of the Bank, Mr. Kaye, attended. The cir evmPances which we have related were ffrft given in e.idence. The prifouer, on being gore:tinned. , til pc:fitted that his name was Abraham Newland. He laid, that the only fixed refidence he had had of I tate was the India Arms, at Gofport. To a num ber of quellions as to the manner of palling hi, time fince leaving Gofport, he refaced to anfwer, as being foreign to the bufinefs upon which he was brought there ; and in the conrfe of his examination he made fOTTIe Mgt.:lions obf t ions, which exhi bited r.o proofs of a difordered brain. On his be ing threa!smed to be fent to Bridewell, as a :raga -1)011,1, he rci•iLt.:, they mi: - .,ht do as they chore, but they %maid not deptive him of his C6riffias name. He was at Ici,gth uncharged, and the notes whic:. were taken fr.= bins is dac full istlaaca Inns m Roved. SPORTIAT ATTELLANCR.• IPSWICH RACES, TUESDAY, JULY 3. His Majefty's flute, • Sir C. Sonbery's a. e. Profpno, 3 yrs old . - 6 t a Mr. Iherfon's b. c Hippocampets, 3 yrs old - 133 ' Mr. Morland's E Duckling, 4yn old - 3 3 3 Hippocamplis the favourite—a capital race. ' - CHELMSFoRn X 7 1 CBS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE s 7. The Gentlemen', Purle of 501. rapt. Hawke's br. as. by Coriander, 6 yrs. old Mr. GoicliDis g. L COMIC!, 31n. old - S 1 I 1 1 1 LUDLOW RACES, THURSDAY, JUNE a. • The Maiden 'Plate of sot. Mr. Lockley's Dr. LParaplula,3 yrS. Otd Sir S. Glynn's c. f. 4 yrs. old - Mr. Suydam's b. c. by Pipator. l TM old FRIDAY. A Nate of sol. • Mr. Citftcat's b. c. Sir USc M•Yilddut, 4 Ira aid Mr. Adams's b. g Clifton, aged • I ♦ •Mr. Lockley'a Parapinir, 3 Ire. aid • . - 3 3 3 Mr. Lord's Dana:away, 3 yrs. old - S 4 4 Lord Stamford's b. c. Sir Oliver, walked over for the Sweeptlakes. t I - s s - 3 3 THE DEAN AND THE TUMBLER. As Dean Corpulent waddled oorday floe the fired. A poor little iambi° lea dawn at his tau. And beer tumbling heel over brad; And bead over heel be kept tunstdiog I raft, And heel over bead, till rifin.; at laft He a Hsllpes., brged for bit " Vthaw, that's nothing--a Ifelsoray/—ao not a dolt, " A reward, you young rogue, for that oify mink— " Go! 'tis not &raving of any ;" " No--ent it indeed," quash the &eel young elf, " Then down If you pink, Sir, and do It yourtelf, • And by Jingo ra give yds a Palmy r A form, equal in violence to that which necnrred on Sunday fe'nnight is the metropolis, and its envi rons, prevailed at the fame time at Edinburgh, and in the neighbourhood of Belfaft, and towards the Irilb coat. ----- - On Monday fe'nnight, as Tome young men were palling by the gate before Greenfield Houle, Air !hire, one of them, named John IsVCreath, in a fro lie, climbed up one of the pillars, and feated himfelf_ on the neck of it, grafping the globolar flone on the top, then looking round to his companions, the fionc.l held by its. weight only in a fhallow fneker, was forc ed out of its place, fell with him, and pitching on the fide of his head, killed him outright. LaR week, as feeeral workmen, who had been employed in pulling down an o'd firm houfe at Qat near Mnrpeth, were clearing away the rub bilb, an old bag was taken up, which, on being lifted, went to pieces, and difeovered an immenle quantity , lof gold coin. On examination they proved to be old, and of the coin of CHAILLIs the Firtl , with the end Carotur D. G. Mag. Bri. F. et Hi. Rex , and X X. be ind the head, to denote its value in [billings; and ow the reverie, round the arms, Parent Concerefeaßtgeta. They were all nearly the breadth of an half crown, but very thin, and, on being weighed, were found to be of the value of sl. os. sod. each. Some of the workmen had appropriated the greateß part of the treafure to themfelves before it was difcnvered ; but the proprietor of the houfe was loon apprized of the circumttance, and with difficulty recovered, perhaps, a tithe of the whole. The affedion of the parent bird for its young was never more forcibly exemplified than in the follow ing inflame :—The latter end of !aft week a boy purloined a thrall's nett, near Rockeliffe, and bore off his prize towards Carlifle, where he lived. The mother who had jut been feparated from her young, wish unceafing folicitnde purfued them Rep by Rep ; which the boy and his companions perceiving, fre quently put down the neR, when the as eonttantly refumel her place, refuting to retire until alma grafped by the hand. Thus they travelled on to gether, until at the diflance of five miles, the boy reached his home, and having taken the nett into the houfe, the ;lit - conciliate parent watched an op portunity, and fprung in at the window the feated herfelf as before, and could not be driven thence. A linguist and awful circumflance took place at Wotton-under•Edge, on Sunday the loth ult. A woman of the name of lane, who had been is the habit, for twenty years pall, of inßruding poor all dren who attended t:se Sunday (drool at the Rev. ROWLAND Hugs chapel, particularly wifbed, that when it 'tmid plea& Gorr to take her, the might die in f,me Emit of the premiles belonging to this lode fatigable man. She attended the chapel as ufual in vu,' health on Sunday morning, and appeared per icetly well till Mr. Hite had concluded his fermon, when the was obfcrved by form of the congregation to change colour ; and before-they had time to take her from the place, (he expired without a groan. The following lingular circunallance recorded on authority : For near .hree weeks, the only daughter of Mr. WRIGHT, of Dukedreet, Manchester-Gni:ye, aged three years, appeared unwell, as it fn m a cr Id in the head and note ; the could hardly Creak ; and the parents, from her note getting quite fl or, began to fear it was broken from a fall. A furgeon was contulted, whole opinion was, the nofc was not broke, but probably the child had had a tall ornlow, as her forehead appeared black. An ahfcefs in the left noßsil appeared to be gathering. Thurfday, another furgeon called to fee the child, and probed the nofe, *hen he drew out a white kidney bean, (welled four times as big as its common fize when dry, and which 11 id begun to gesso in the child's head, linking upward., and was extra led peeled, except fplitting in hag. The father has got it in fpi• nits; lance which the child is as well as it was be fore : it had forrkhow or other pufhed this bean up its nofe, and could ant get it back again. On Wednefday night lAR. as a man (named Snape) and his wife and child. was tenoning firma Eecletton club teaß. in a cart, the horns took fight. and this man tell out in endeavouring to Re; it. near Thiftle ton, and one of the wheels went give, h m; the 'an man loon after le opt out, tell, an I she w reel it;..a went over her hreall. T se bowie continued hiss care s tor all ,, nt fis Tlie% U•ppt..g at a place called Nledur, *here he v-as found. with the child (tinder twn yea•s old) dead in the cart, die nest morms.g. Nether toe nun we woman were 16(1101 / but both much bralhad. .; .bUBLIN, yuRS 3a. • 1 Yetterdey feveral waggon loads of abejew Amp- • ed dollars artilied from England, and were hedged in the Bank. • At an early hour this morning the fira divition of the Liaidonderry regiment of militia marched from their barracks in Mary-dreet, for Limerick a the fa• • cond divifion is to march out of this city on Monday morning—and the third divition of the fame regiment on Tuefday morning for Limerick. The London- •• derry regiment is to be relieved in this city by the Tyrone regiment of militia. The iarrifon of Dub.' lia is alto to be reinforced by the Armagh militia, one divifion of which has already arrived in this city. In confequence of the termination of the contra& with the Grand Canal. the Pipe Water Committee are now in treaty with the Royal Canal for a fupply • ,Of water for the metropolis. • Rosier Barscos, Efq. has been elated Mayor ; H. P. Catkins.. and A. C. &dawn, Efqrs. re theca Sheriffs; Gaoaos Souris EN- Recorder. and EDWAILD Pastas, Efq. Town Clerk of the City of 'Limerick, for the editing year. lone Bac west, Efq. M. P. for the count? of Tip , perary, hat been elefted Mayor, and Rice. Moose and Coaetts Alexi.. Efqrs. Bailiffs of Clonmel. for • the gaoling year. • Oa Wednefdayt while a Gentleman's coachman, • in Templetareet, was taking tome orders in the houfe • ironsbiff mailer,,he left' the carriage at the door; the bagel took high! and galloped furionfly forwar -into Britain-thee!, where they trampled on a poor woman, whofe leg they broke, and continued their comic till they hrike the carriage.and forced through • the windows of a (hop, where they were fo entangled and wounded as to be rendered incapable of anyfur ther aruggles, and to all'appearance litchi's for ever. Sunday lea a child belonging to a baker in Han bury-lane was unfortunately drowned in the Grand Canal near Kilmainbans-lene. Another child alfo on the evening cf the fame day. met with a fimilar fate in attempting to [win; in the Liffey, near GA. way's-walk. A young man, of about feventeen years of *gni was drowned in a tufnhcle in the river at the Lem Meadows, on Monday. A child of four years old had its hull frattored by *llona thrown by a noted profligate, in SchoolAosfa line, near High-greet, on Monday left, of which the child is fince dead. This abandoned womb aimed the (tone at a perfon who had vexed her. COMMISSION COURT. • Thorfday the following per Ams were tried at the Commiffion of Oyer and Terminer at the Selfish.- honk, Green -Greet : Ware huh fs, indicted for Reeling a falmok, the property of Sir W. Worthington, Knight.—lt ap peered the prifoner had been in the employment of Sir William, who is proprietor of the Cahoon filhery at laaod.bridge, and had taken upon him to defraud his mailer in the .difpofal of the 6th at difereht times, but in the prefent inflanee the evidence being defeat. . live in point of law. to cowrie him of the offence, as charged againit him, he was confcquently ac quitted.Lae Name and ,'obi Ceffiar, indicted for receiv ing feven Hone weight of oats, the property of Dr. Harvey, which bad been Role°. They were profe cuted on the evidence of Major Swan, by whom they were detected, but though the cireuendances were exceedingly thong, particularly againa Nooue, who had been Dr. Harvey's coachman, yet the proof not anfwering in point of law, they were acquitted. Catherine 31. Daniel, indicted for forcibly breaking and entering the hook of Mr. Thomas faimore. in the county of Dublin, with intent to commit a rob bery—acquitted for want of profecution. Racked Callaghan, indicted for Reeling a (mall I carpet, the property of William Roper, Efq . ...—•The cafe cf this woman appeared pecnliarly dittreffitor ; (he- was confined for fume months on a Wan charge, bore an excellent charaeter, and was ogre. fpeetible appearance--fhe had ailed formerly as childrens' maid in different families. and, as Gated by her Counfel, behaved always with great prudence and integrity ; notwithaanding which. the now (Loa accufed with having . Roles fo trifling a matter as a (mall bit of carpeting. Her innocence was in a great meafure proved by the non-appearance of the profecutor, upon which the was immediately ac quitted and difcharged. • Dominick M.Donald, indicted for Reeling two flakes of iron, the goods of the King, and alfo on another count for healing the fame articles, the property df Males Barret one of . the Officers of his Majelly's Ordnance. Mores Barrel gave es idenee that be is a gate-keeper in the Lower Cattle Yard, and that he Tome time ago detofted the prifoner, who was thee I employed in the Ordnance Yard as a labourer, en deavouring to go-out of the yard with the two pieve of iron, which he had concealed under his coat— Prifoner was found guilty. Boma Afellsiload was indicted. for, that he, with others, belonging to the cotton weaving bufinefs, h.td entered into unlawful combination to rails the pt ice of wages. James Hoey, who was hinifelf a pi ironer, but had lodged examinations before a Ma giarate, refpeliiag this combination, againit the pri fner and others, was produced as a witnefs. He Paid ha was formerly In the employment of Mr. O'lltien, at the Balbriggen factory, and had lodged examinations as before-mentioned, but he artfully pretended he was in fuch terror at the time he (wore inch examinations, that he neither thew, nor did he at this moment know what he had fworn. nor could any legal evidence againa his eompanioas be drawn from him in any manner.—The ',atelier was there fore acquitted. George Ifonez was inclined for uttering es tree a forged guinea note, of the Bank of Greenock in Seutland, but for want of the attendance of the Cafhier, and neeetfary Officers of that Bank to prove she counterfeit fignatures of their refpeetive Dame% this offender was alfo acqnitted. The butinek of the Commiffion doled for th pi trent fitting. Early nn Tharfday motning,the workflum belong ing to Mr. William Killhaw, at CatterAl, near Gars ii,og, Lancathire, was difctivered to be on fire, and not with:laroung the exertions of fevers' petfuts„ lame was entitely bil,nt down.togetb& with a "MD. tit,' of valuable boilited goods, all tM workmates t0.,11. Sc. to a large asotiou