Star. — London, England, 1807-09-29 00:00:00

I c, r Yetlerday being the Eve of St. Michael, Claim, ifthit SMITH, Efq. and RICHARD PHILLIPS, Efq. the Pew Sheriffs for the year enfuing, were (worn into their office, at Guildhall, with the ufth:l Ra►e. • The Rate carriage of Mr. Sheriff SMITH is a mag nificently mounted gilt chariot, and his liveries are white, with gold lace. That of Mr. Sheriff PHILLIPS IS undoubtedly the molt elegant Rate carriage that has ever been feen in the city. It is from the manufaCtory of Me(Trs. Groomes. and Go. of Luny Acre, and the combination of elegance, with magnificence, difplayed in this fu perb vehicle, refleds the highett degree of credit on the taße of the artifts employed. The body is a rich maroon relieved with a border of white and gold. The pannels of the carriage are entirely of plate glafs, and the novelty of the appear ance attrads univetfal admiration. The hammer cloth, orange coloured, ornamented with rich drape ties of crimfon velvet, on which are embroidered the City Arms in gold,apiece of moll excellent wrnkm.t..- 11np. The effect (it the whole is light, yet fuperb-- Mr. PHILLIPS'S liveries are orange trimmed with rich (liver lace, and are every where correlpondent to the carriage. After partaking nf a c collation at Drapers'Hall, t h e Sheriffs went frcm thence in praceffiln to Guild hall, where the anal oaths were adruinißered, arid the Sheriffs were invellud with their gold chains, the infignia of their offi:e. They then proceeded to the Court of Common Pleas, where the cultumary cerei loony of delivering over prifoners from the old to the pew Sheriffs toik place ; and a circrimllance then occurred which we are happy to record, as it tends to , lbew, that the pageantry 'Suffice is nut the only ohjed which occupies the attention of the prefent Sheriffs. Mier the delivery of the keys, &c. of Newgate, Laid gate, and the two Compters, Mr. PHILUPS, whofe humanity, activity, and intelligence, is lo well known in the circle of his acquaintance, on this occailon arofe, and in the name of his colleague and himfelf, begged to be informed, whether the keepers of any other prifons attended ? and being atifwered in the tegative, he addreffed himfelf to Sir Jamts BKANS costs as the ShetifF, to afk pro forma, whether there vete not any other perfons in cuflody in the county of Middlefex, who were limply under confinement for the purpnfe of lafe cullnd y, previous to trial,and whore mantes did not appear among the priconcrs now 'rant fared ? Mr. Sheriff Beawscomis replied, none that he had any official cognizance of, or jurifdietion over; and that he bad then transferred to the prefent Sheriffs the inners contained in all the gaols, the keys of which had been delivered to him on his entrance into office. Mr. Sheriff PHILLIPS then Mice , ' Mr. NEWMAN, the beeper of Newgate, whether he did not receive a con fulerable number of pet frois a few days previous to every Seflions at the Old Baiiey, transferred from the Houle of Correction in Cold Bath Fields ? Mr. NEWMAN anfwered in the affirmative. • Mr. Psit.t.rrs then, in a fhnrt neat fpeecb, expref led his lurprife to learn that perfons of the delcription alluded to above were a&ually in confinement, and yet out of the jrnifdidrion of the Sheriffs. He °bier ved, that by the law and conttitution of the country, every perfon committed for trial ought to be com mitted only to the common gaol of the county, which is Newgate ; and that it appeared to him to be an in• fringement of the law and conflitirtion to commit fuch pertons to a penitentiary prif o n, whole regulations, however good as a houfe of correeion, mutt iuttrfere with the provifions nfthat coultitution, which deems every man innocent until he is tr ied and found guilty, and expreffed his determination to inveltigate the fubjea. Our limits prevent us from doing jultice to this important fubjeft on the prefent occation ; but I we are happy to fee that thole in whom the Livery of London have confided the prefervation of their rights and franchrfes are thus jealous in the execution of their trult. We are happy to oblerve, in the mean time, that the praifeworthy exertions of Mr. PHILLIPS I 'and his colleague were zcalnufly and very hand. fomely feconded by fuch of the City Officers as were prefent on the occa fion. Alter the conclulion of this Lafinefs, the proceffion returned to Drapers hall, where a fumptuous enter tainment was provided by Mr. Sheriff SMITH, at which were prefent a majority of the Court of Alder men, molt of the City Orficcrr, and many perfuns cf The &ft official adi of the new Sheriffs, immedi htely after their being (worn in, was to iffire notices to the Headboroughs and Contlables throughout the County, of their determination to enforce the penal. ties of the law agaihlt thofe who fhall fail to make complete and coned lifts of the Freeholders. The difficolties of making up furies from the prefent lift: ire well known, and it is nearly thirty years (ince they underwent any confiderable reformation. . The newcpapers announce the approaching mil-- rile of the beliefs of the honk of Perth, to the Hon. Mr. BuRRELL, eldell fon of Lord G‘l"? DI R and Lady ; WieLoucits, DE BERTIE.—Lady PERTH gave a grand dinner on Sunday, at her houfe in Grofvennr fqoare, to the Countefs Dowager of ELGIN . , Mifs Mute, azd the Hon. PLita, ROBERT, abd WILLIAM OItELL ; and this morning, at fix o'clock, Lady ?LATH and the Hon. Mils DRI. , it MOND and rune, left town for Edinburgh, where the nuptials of Mifs Dstimmown and Mr.BtiRRELL Will be celebrated with the gteatell fplendour. Mr. Bu MULL and fuite will follow the Ladies to-morrow. At the Court of Julliciary, held at InverarY on IVednefday fall, Peter M4Dougall, l'4,l 4 l.aggen, tat Duncan Robinfon, WAS eonvidted of the murder of his wife, by throwing her into the river Etive in a (let my night in December fait. He was fentenced to be executed on Fiiday, the 13th of November next, and his body to tie given to the furgeons for ditTeEtion. Ftiday, as Mr. KESHFLBY, the Surgeon of the Caton Hofpital Chip, at Plymouth, was feeling the pulfe of a patient, a Trench prifoner (landing by Slabbed him in the lower part of his belly, but hopes are entertained of his recovery. Lall week . 7. Smith and P. Preece, two cnos•icls tinder fentencc of Death in Hereford Coun;y found means to make their efca pc through thu I.;:ion dary walls of the ntil n, leave not farce keen difcoversd Sl'ORtiNG JA7ELL IiTENCE. • -- • • • • NEWMAKEt FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, 11107. • MONDAY,. :CPT. 28. • Lord F. G. Ofborne's b fby Whilkey, out of Offian`s daiti Bft. Ilb. beat Sir C. liunbury's ch c brother to Whilkerandos, R. M. frogs. h to 4on Wiliam. Mr. F. Neale's Currycomb, Bft t db. beat Mr Wyndham's c. by Schedori, ft—Ab. M. atop. h ft.-7 to 4on Currycomb. Mr Craven's Frances, 7ft. beat Duke of Grafton's Pioneer, Bft 71b—Ab. M wogs is ft —7 to 4on Frances. , Mr Fcrmor's Cerberus, beat Mr Arthu r 's W o rm w ood, Bit 71b. each.—T M M. .socgs h ft —Even betting. Third and loft Year of' a Renewal of a Subfcription of 5111. each, for 41 r olds carrying 7ft 71b. 5-yr olds Bft 61b. 6-yr olds Bft 31b. and aged sift alhv.-B. C. To be the property of a Sub feriber or pay scgs. entrance. The Hodes to be entered at the Ring's Stables, Nevnnarirct, on the Saturday before running, between t r and one o'clock, with proper Certificates.—Twenty-one Subfcribers. Mr D. br h Orville, aged Mr WyndhJni's b c Canopus, by Johann; 4 yrs old Lord Foley's Captain Abfolute, aged dr Lord G. H. Cavcndith's b c by Waxy, 4 yrs old dr Five to a on Canopus. Mr Fermor's Hippomenes beat Mr D. Radcliffe's Barbaroffa, Eft 31h each.—B. C. acogs h ft —3 tot on Hippomenes. Mr U. Radcliff 's lifter to Cottrell, rcc ft from Lord Grofeenoes lifter to Meteors, Bit alb. each—Actors the Flat, aocgs. h ft. OSWFSTRY RACES, MONDAY, SEPT. at A Silver Cup, value 501. the gift of Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart. for hunters.' Two mile heats. Mr Wynn's g. m.Gleaner, 5 yrs old F. R. Price, Efq's. c g. Centinel, aged Mr Croxon's b. g. aged SAME DAY. A Purfe of SSP by Hodes belonging to the Ofweltry, Gentlemen and Yromanry Cavalry. Two mile heats. Mr T. Howell's br. m. Sultana, by Sultan, 4 yrs old Mr J. Broughall's g m. Snap, by Fergus, 6 yrs old Mr J. Morris's c. m. Brulh, 5 yrs old Mr E. Lloyd's c. in. Crazy, 5 yrs old, by Glanens Mr R. Howell's b. m. Mifs Driver, by Lord Egremont's Driver, s yrs old Mr W. Jones's g. t. Angelina, 5 yrs old, by Edwin SAME DAY. A Match for sags p p. One mile. Mr J. G. Baglh.,w's br. h. Archduke, s yrs old W. A. Madocks, Erg!, b. c. True Blue, 3 yrs old I I 3 2 .2 3 4 5 6 S dr I 2 TUESDAY. A Silver Cup, value sot. the gift of the Stewards. Two milc I I 2 1 heats. F. R. Price, Ffq 's h. g Aladin, 5 yrs old Sir W . W. NV) But• br.g.s yrs old SAME DAY. A Swerpftalies of 'cg: caet, p p. Two mile heats. . . R. B4yz •nd, 1;:fq 's b. g- Judgm lit, aged a 1 F. R. Price, Efq b g d a , V! Ds NADA Y. Th: Town Su' lid' ti.n, Puff-, of sal. Four mile heats. Sir W. \V. Wynne sh. iu C loot! Bennigten, 4 yrs old E. R. Prize, Lig .* b. m. Comrly, 3 yrs old a it 5AMti DAY. A Sweep(Likes of 5 guinetc cull, with cogs added by the Fund. Ore mile heat. I.ord Bradford's ' , r. h Utichoke, 5 yrs old - I I FR. Price, Lig ', c m - . % 2 Mr J. Heritage sc. to Mifs Favny - 3 3 J.•Maticelts, Elq.'s b. h, Spectre - 4 4 HEREFORD, SEPT. 24. Yeflerday our Mufical Feßival commenced here, f r the benefit of the widows and orphansof the three diocefes, Hereford, Worceller, and Glotzceller ; we began, as uftial, the morning fervice with the Detten. gen 7e Deum, and anthem, My heart is indiiing; with !Icily, Holy; theonly long introduced by Mifs Parke, which was given with very impreffive effect, in their places. After which, a very excellent fermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Clutton ; then finiffied with the Coronation Anthem, God Save the Kin;. — The church was as full as poflible, and the collation for the charity was 1911. Bs. In the evening ifcis and Galatea was performed at the College Hall, and the excellence of the perfor mers made the audience confider it a treat. There were about fix hundred prefent, which number, the fir ft night, is coufidered the harbinger of a great Meeting. This morning there was a Grand Selection at the eithedral, and the moft elegant audience I have I ever feen out of London, which went off in a molt capital ftyle, the prominent features of which were, Sing ye to the lord, and re jarred Prig, Tung by Mifs Parke, in a beautiful and impteflive manner, that has never been furpalled. Deeper and deeperflill, by Mr. Hari ifon, with his ufnal excellence. 13attleman's It ntzy7 be fo ; and his and J. Sale's duet, The Lord is a man of war, was given in a very feperior manner ; the reit of the performers exerted their talents with very great credit to themfelves and pleafure to the audience, and the whole performance may he con fichifed a vet y complete one, for the Choruffes went admirably. The collation 1371. This evening was a Concert at the College; to a perfectly crammed audience, fuck a one, as the peo ple fay, was never feen at Hereford before, 740, all the fttlhion of there parts. The Duke of _Norfolk, Eord and Lady Oxford. Lady Cornkvall and family, the Biihops of Hereford and Gloucefter, Sir Hui ger ford liolkyns, Cart. Sir John Cottercli, Lord Clive's fitters, Mrs. Perloe, Lady Hereford, Mrs. Lcivis, Mr. and Lady Caroline Price, of Polley; Mr Hughes. Mr. Foley, Mr. Knight, M. P. ace. The Concert went off in the belt manner. Seer. 25. —Our third day's performance at the church was "I be Mdiah, in which Mifs Parke exerted her poWerful abilities to the happieft drat, as did Meffrs. Harriinn, Bartleman, J. Sale, Gofs; and Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan. It was the prevailing opinion, that that divine Oratorio was never heard to greater advantage, notwithßanding the church was crowded to very great inconvenience. The collation duting the three mornings, was 8251. upwards of 2001. more than was ever Collated at any former meeting ; how much to the credit of the Nobility and Gentry prefent. In the evening a C , Mcert at the College, to a numerons audience, in which Mils Pat ke fang a traVoura Italian Fong, accompanied on the oboe by her father, which union produced the happieft effect poilible, as did The Soldier tied, by the fame Lady, in the fecund net, which was given in the moll brilliant and impreflive manner, and which drew forth re peated burns of applanfii from the audience. Meffrg. Harrifon, Bartleman, and J. Sale, were particularly happy in the choice of theirfongr,as the audience tali. fled in the Itronge ft manner, by the applaufe they gave them. In the courfe of the Concert, Mails. Lindley, H Ames, andMahon, gave Concertos on the violoncello, Balloon, and Clarionet, and were highly applauded for their exertions ; in fhort, the whole of the per formances during the three days have been particu. July gratifying to the performers, from the great ap probation continually teflified by an elegant and nu , merous audience, which, added to an unprecedented ivillation for the Charity, does the Nobility and Gentry of the County, who have come forth for fo ' benevolent a purpofe, the higheft rtlEble credit. TEL L TGEIVCE MAILS-..Wind W. AIR. DUE ARR. OUR. o z clottenburgh o a X 1 Lisbon 0 1 O 0 Dublin Waterford Jamaica FALMOUTH, SEPT. 16. • . • Wind 8. W —Arrived the American (hip Venus, Capt. Bairn; Trout Benecarlo with wine, for order:. Palled up Channel this evening the (hip Llan Rom ney, Capt. Roar, MATHEWS, nine weeks from Ja maica, parted with the convoy on the 3i ft Auguil, in lat. 44. 53. long. 47. 30. in a gale of wind from the S. E. The Blips Eolus and Alfred, of Bliftol ; Kingttoun, of Newcaille ; and Sally, of Liverpool; parted at the fame time, and kept company with . the Llan Romney ten days, when they wet; finally repa rated in a gale from the Eaftward. The above (hies were all well when lalt feen by Capt. MATH Sailed the Amer man fehonner Revenge, 14 guns, SMITH, for Portimotith ; his Majett)'s biig Swat.- Low, IS guns, Capt. MILNER ; HIND Cutler, ALLEN; DOLPHIN Cutter, JOHN, and CLAUSINA cutler, 'Frio- MAS, on a cruize.—Arrived this evening the Ameri can brit , Conitellation, from Bolton, wi th co ff ee and fugar, brio by the Miranda privateer of this port. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. aB. Arrived the TOPAZa frigate, from Co►k ; and the American fchooner Revenge, from Falmouth ; alfo the Larnbton, from Plymouth, bound to Sun dcrlaiid : lire was captured on the 25th in(. off St. Alban's Head, by a French privateer, and recap- tured by his Majetly's Ihip RASISTANCE. Sailed the LOCI , ST Win burg, with a convoy, for the Downs ; and the ANT fchooner, on a cruize.—Wind W. DOVER, SEPTEMBER at Paffed by this day the Ihip Harmony from Deme rara, bound to London. She parted from the fleet three weeks ago in a gale of wind, at which time it conlifled of twenty fail, under convoy of his Majetty's (hip ARAB. Several fail of (hips are now in tight coming up: they are the homeward bound Jamaica fleet. DEAL, SEPTEMBER 22. Arrived the Lord Forbes from Jamaica, and failed far the River ; Lady Forbes, flout skitto,hab failed for Newcaille—both veffels parted from thF fleet about a month fince, off the Banks of Newfoundland, which are expeeled to arrive in a few days; arrived alto, the Shannon ft igate, from a cruize off Havre. ANOTHER LETTER SAME DArE. Arrived dig' Elizabeth, Gauur ; Lady Forbes, GOURLY ; and the Kingßon, BENSON, from Jamaica. The HUMBF.R wined (hip has a fignal flying for a convoy to the Wellward ; and the SPECULATOR lug. ger, fur a convoy to the Northward. ' YARMOUTH, SEP l'. aS. Monday failed the MAJEsr lc, Admiral RUSSELLy for Hiligoland ; and the STATELY, of 64 gum, to the Note to refit.':Arriveel the PROMETHEUS floop of war from Copenhagen. The Roebuck, Amiable, and Q2ebec frigates, with the Prometheus remain in the Roads. Wind N. W. IN •r ue Doo• —i'riacd of Orange, Canada, Northumber land, Sir Edward liugh( s. Shannon, Tromrctift, Exertion, Blazer, and Hianher.—Wind W. N. W. with a ltrong breeze. FROM LLOYD'S usr. GRAVESFNI), SEP L. 2R ••••• Patred by. the Augulltt9. Home, from Vitgiida; Lucy, Tellcrk, from Archangel; the Economy, Uywatcr; and the c•.van, Gailuway, from. Pcterfburgh. Sailed the Hope, Patterinn, fur Gottuibur g h. The Thom"'lhnmpfou, front Lancaftcr for Bethke, has been taken and carried into Antigua. _ The Pope, Mafbiter, fr om Liverpool to Barbadoes, and the s w an ow , --, front Attica, arc captured and carried into Guadaloupe. The Hope, Wylie, is wrecked in the Streighta of &Mille. The Queen, Clements, from Gibraltar to London, is captured and carrt, d into Vigo. The Millbrook fchooner, with the Thotly, Caner; Mary and Eliza; sth, Stephens ; lfabella, Henley ; Searthingwell, Gray ; Succcfs, Cattle ; George, ; Princefs Mary, ; and a fleet from Portugal, are arrived at Portfmouth. The Favourite, Stein, from Sunderland, was - captured on the =tit inft and fince recaptured and carried into Newhaven. The Humber, Clarkfon, of Hull, is loft oc the coaft of Norway. A vetfel that arrived at Monte Video on the 22a of July, from Rio Janeiro, (poke, in lat. 3a. the Steady gun brig, with two ;cant , poate, and the fhip Lord Collins wood, under convoy, bound to the River Plate. The Betfey, Hattrick, from Jamaica, is arrived in the Clyde— fhe parted from the fleet on the ad inft. in a heavy gale, whiCh Captain H. (Wes feparated the whole fleet, and that on the 4th only four fail were in fight. The following vet cis for the Clyde, were in the fleet, viz. the Alfred, Clark; Jane, ; Auguflus, Campbell ; Mary Ann, Ewing ; Hopewell, Cambridge, and the Elizabeth, Gault, of Greenock, for London. The Pretty Lafs tranfport was totally loft it: the river ?late on the 17th of July. ARRIVED. In the Downs, the Duckingfieldilail, ; ElSion, Siren flack ; Neva, Sinikin, and the Irwin, Pears, from Antigua • Ha zard. Bell, and the Edward, Lane, from Muntferrat ; li berty, Allan ; Richmond, Partridge ; Robuß, Glaciftlale ; Golden Grove, Pearce, and the Magdalen, Richards, from Tobago; Britannia, Burke ; Alfred, Wigan ; Ann and Eliza, Shuts ; Orlando, Jask fon ; and the Sibella, jaffray, from St. Kitt's ; AGa, M'Farlare ; Fingall liaU, ; Minerva, lied( well , Prefton, Edwat ds ; Fortune, Wilfott; anti Califta, Weatherhead, from Surizant ; Princefs of Wales, —, from NeviS ; I.ady MackwOrth, Lee •, Vine, Gray ; Charlotte, Andiews ; Baltic Merchant, Smith, and the t'rcwielence —, from Grenada ; Fortitude, Maln, from Trinidad; Two friends, Sendry ; Deineafler, Smith ; Hero of the Nile, ----a., and the Highlander, --, from St. Vincent. ; Mary Aim,— ; Llan Rumney, —, and the Emily, Rel. mer, from Jamaica. At Liverpool, Friends, Pett:gretv, from Jamaica ; Lady St. John, —, from Nevis ; Nancy, Williams; Three gilters, Marfhal ; Carleton, Franks, and the Juliana, Bufsvoith, front Tri nidad ; Jane, Jump, from Bartadm. ; Apollo, Charman, from Montferrat ; Ann, Carruthrrs, front St. Vincent's ; Brutus, --, from New Orleans; Oenzral Green, from Philadelphia; Clarence, Grieve, front Demerara ; William Shead, —, and the Brothers, Kennedy, from Antigua; Edward, Elliott, and he Caledonia, Dixon, from Virginia. At Waterford, Sally, Smith, (rani Virginia ; Samuel, ---, and the Reward, Wardel, from Pcteriburgh. At Limerick, HO mony, Dingle,from Pcterfburgh. At Falmouth, Woodrup Sims, Hodgfon, from Virginia, and the Hope, Barratt, from Malta. At Briftol, Experiment, and the Felton, —, from Oporto; Arrive, Chill'all, from Demerara ; Jsrratt, Thorn ; Di• ana, —, and the Martha Brae, —, from Jamaica. In the Clyde, Betfey, Hatterick, from Jamaica'; Ariadne, Johnfon, from Demerara ; Jean, M'Allißer ; Elizabeth, M•Gre• gor, and the Clyde, Leitch, from Barbadoes ; Ajaz,Stewart ; Lif ter,Barty, and the Penel , q.e, ,from Grenada. At Lancafter, Abraham, •-•—, from Grenada, and the Nep tune, Wilton, front St. Thomas's. At Newry, Newry, Reilly, from London. At Cork, Argo, Block, and the William, from London. At Belfaft, Sadly, Weathercroft, from Quebec. Off Scatbro, Hope, Smish,from Archangel. At Dublin, Mary, Gibfon, from St. Vincent's; Friends,lll`Maf• ter, from Tobago ; Draper. Madoz, from Trinidad ; Nancy, Johnfon, from Antigua, and Hope, from Tortola, with fe veral others. DfSTRTBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The ticeadc, for the Prudent, captured on the tsth of July, 1837; war paid this day, at No. 28, •t-iigh-llrelet, Portimouth ;Mitre it *ill be recalled on Monday% and -• • • The Fifgard, for the Iris, capture 4 on the 33d of •November, 180 4 , will 'be paid on her arrival ; and recalled at No. xB, Cie meat's Inn. on Tueftlays and Friday,. , • The Starling. for the Demeatiten, captured on the 23,1 of May; actS, was paid on board, this day, and recalled at the fame time and plate as the shove The Nile, for the Citfar, captured on thel6th of fuly, tBc6;—r and Flora, captured on the t tth of .Apeil,.tBo6, will be paid and recalled at No. 30, George ftreet, Plymouth. .. The Atalante, for the. Fortuna, Wagenor matter, captured on the 2;th o( May, .8.76 ; and l'Amis de Juns,captured on tbc aid of May, .tBcf, , was paid this day; and retailed rn Tutjdaya and Saturd.sys, at Mr .Tred's office Lower Broad ttreet, Plymouth. Tie iris, for l'Atitiade Jutic captured oc . the sad of May, 'BO6, was paid this day, at the fame place as the above; and recalled there, on Turfdays and Saturdays.‘ • .... ADMIRALTY COURT, DOCTOR'S COMMONS. • I Saturday the Ri g ht H-n. Sir WILLIAM Score proceeded to the adjttdicailn of the knowing cafes: Wolvaan. De lint r mafier.—This veffel was failing under Pap penburgis colours, laden with (alt, on, an alTerted voyage to Ton tiogen ; but it was conterdcil that at the time of capture 0e was Ruling for a Dutch port —Sky, ascl cargo condemned. . Zeenymph, Hooch nutter--=fills was a Ititsinhaufen veffel. laden with wine, hound from ficurdeaux to Fredmickltadt.—Sblp and cargo condemned . • . Aurora, Baas matter.—Tbis was alto a 11,:ipbaufen ;terra— Further proof required. ' St. bilvefter, Jurgeos matter—This Papp:Our& veffel was captured abbot two Dutch milts t ff Gorse.—Ship and cargo con demned. Ncpthun,. Rrakei matter —This filing velTel, under Itniphauf fen colours, was coming om of Vatel at the time of capture, which was contended to be a breads of blockade.—Ship and cargo con deinued. ; . • . Gute Intentie, Hart matter —This was ,another Kniphaufetx scu d. g oing from Start! and back again to that place.—Further proof dircded. . . Jonge Jan Joreph, m a tter . -This Papenburgh Tafel, was laden with falt. oncollhly, from Touningen to a port in Hot tand.—Tbis was deemed a fraudulent traufadion, and the (Dip and cargo therefore condemned. 3 I I I 1 1 1 3 dr• CORK, SEPT EMER zi. eneral Sir JOHN STEWART has arrived here to take the chief command of the Expediting affembling at this port. Admiral DRURT, it is Paid, it alfo ex paled to convoy the fleet as far as Madeira. Yeller day the officers were all ordered to embark. The Brazils are raid to be their deflination. IVORGES7Eii,.sAPr 35. . . Their Royal Highnefres the Prince of . Watii and Duke of Suassa left Lord Crdven's, Coombs Abbey, near Coventry, on Wednefday,4nd were greeted by immenfe multitudes, at Droitivich and other towns as they and art ited, in the evening, to dinner, at Onibetfley Court, a feat of the Marehioners of Downlhire, about five miles from this city, whets shey were received with every tefiirtiony of refliett, and met by many of the Nobility and Gentry of the country. The Marchionefs and her . company came this morning from Omberfley Court to vifit the city. They were received by the Worcener and two battalions of the Birmingham Volunteers, doing duty here, altogether confining of nearly Soon men. They alighted at the Town Hall, where the Corpo ration, Clergy, and others, were prefented to the Prince. The party partook of a fumptuous tepaft, provided by the Corporation, and after viewing the Cathedral, manufaaories, &c. returned to Omberfley Court to dinner, highly gratified by the diflinguifled attention (hewn to them by the City and Volunteer's, and .an immenfe concourfe of people affembled here on the retailer) ; the Prince, %kith his ufual goodnefs of heart and htimane benevolence, having previoufly ordered donations to be made to the dif ferent Charities, and to the poor. The undermentioned paltengers have arrived . in the Northumberland extra fhip : 7 - From Bombay—Mr. Shan)* Civil.Serike ; Lieutenant Colo nel Scott, Major of his Msjetty's 78th Regiment; Major Baird, Captain of his Majtfty's 36th Regiment; Licutemutits Lest:is, Gaveen, and George, of his Majefty's yyth Regimcdt; Aetiag Lieutenant Tanner, Marlues.—FromCeylon, Lieutenants rvt , Cabe, Snit-111c, Rob, Smith, Campbell, and Kains, and Quarter Matter Rots, of his Majtfty's sift Regiment ; Miftreffes SmelUe, Smith, M'Cabe, and Rofs.—From the Cape, Captain SorrelL—From St. Helena, Major Green, Bombay Eftablithmeat ; Mrs Green, and five children ; Mils M. A. Smellie, born at tea ; Matters Yuba Smith; William, George, Robert, and Charles Rofs ; Mifs Rofs. A letter front Ceylon, dated the 7th of April, Rites that tome changes had taken place in the Miniftry of the King of Candy, highly favourable to the Britith interefts. The Prim'e Mlnifter, the violent enemy of the Engli(h, had been difgraced and t4rown into pri. fon, upon fufpicion of a confpiracy again his mailer. The officers who fall into the hands of the Candiani 1 during the laft war, have been treated with great in. dulgence, and hopes were entertained that they would 1 fhortly be releafed. EXTRACT OF • PRIVATE LETTER Timm HELICOLAND, DATED SEPTEMBER 13. The inhabitants of this little ifland are tbepooreft let of iseople I ever law--arany of them would have !tamed but for die relief afforded them by our Governor ; antLyet you cannot ,go Into the pooreft finale in the ifland without teeing many fits of landfalls china and down beds. There are 32 pieces of cannon backs fis2l4 pieces and mortars, with a large flock of ammunition. 14, The bomb in which I came lies off .the Wand, a comple. Wreck. None of the guns hwe been laved out of her, and but very little of the rigging and flora. All the crew are fife, and have been fent on board Lord Falklanrs Ihip the Ctiebec. who is Com modore here. 'The Surgeon and Marines remain here, to take charge of the mortars. The Wanderer (loop was near Charing the fame fate. She itruck on the fame rock, and loft her falfe keel. The Wand is by nature as ttrorg as Gibraltar, no part of it but is tto feet perpendicular from the, furface of the lea; the only entrapce is by a flight of items, af 3 in number ; on the Rept were three large ehevaux dc friefs and two gates, and pointing on them are three fix pounders—a warns afcent we thould have had, had there been any attempt to defend them. I was at the Governor's the other day, when two perfons camc to entreat permitflon to marry, which, according co the old laws or cuftorm, of the Mend, they cannot do without his permiffion. The old Governor is wait ing for a Lir wind to carry him to the Continent. The Wand is not more than three miles in circumference, and three quarters broad ; the number of inhahitatits about three tboufand. Every ' article is double the price it is In England, arid there is very little or any thing. If a fupply of provitions does not arrive fooh from England we mug be confined to the Chip allowance." Tom Jos s s. —The narrative Print which is to admit the firft part of the new and elegant edition at this admired Novel, reprefents the " Fimmact of Tots fonts, when an 'infant, by ALLworrmv."—This print, which the Put:dithers offer as a fpecimcn of shy Ryle in which they mean to embelliffi this edition, is engraved by HEATH, from a drawing by WESTALL; A part - will appear the fink day of every month, price 2S. 6d. printed on a wove paper, and hot. preired. Pubblhed by jonsq4UNt and CAREW Rl* HELL, and C. CHAPPLE, Pall Mall; and may he had of all bookfelkrs and newfinen.