Star. — London, England, 1807-05-26 00:00:00

NAVT4'C4L INTELLIGENCE. MAI LILS. ARR. Din. Dublin • 2 I lifbon Ware, ford I Toon ingen Gettenburgh 0 init. out: o i PORTSMOUTH, MAY ay: Arrived his Majelly's (Mips Sr. AtllAi43 and MA LABAR. from the Down'. Sailed his Majefty's fhitt litssatita, to join the Channel fleet.—Wind E.S.E. DEAL. MAY ss. Sailed through the D , wns, from Sheernefs to the Weflward, hi. Majeity's fhip EXCILLSPIT. Arrived the Phorphorus fire velfel, fr,m a critige, and remains in the Downs with his Majelly's !hips Petecass or ORAPIGS. TRUSTY and ALFRED men of war, CLYDR frigate, STAR and MUSQDTO (loops of war, Devalla lion bomb, Lively revenue cutter, Harmony vidualler, Jackall, and the Fearlefs gun brigs.—Wind S. E. POOLE, MAY 24. Arrived the Eleanor, Capt. Jaccsotr, from Sun derland, having made a paffage from hence to Sun derland, and back, with a cargo of upwards of 300 tons of coals, in lefs thar ten day. She failed from hence on the 13th inli. in the evening, and arrived egt i y i n t h e ovirning tbf the 23d. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Clausen's. MAT 24 —Sailed the l.ord Nelion, Anderfnn. for Surinam ; I /rips. lanfair, for New York : Pinhead, CrulTtrd, f r Magadorr ; blieanor. Winhurg. fur Gotrenhurgh ; Endeavour, Jones, for Dublin ; fhomas and Sarah, Seward ; and the Mary 'barker, Winder for Wilson. The Tuba, Richardfon, from Mettle], is on !bore on Dragoe Rect. ARRIVFD. In the River, the Mary Ann. front New York—A t Cowes, Am fterdam. : and the Native. Young. from New York—At Ho lyhead. Ditchers of Cumberlvd. from St Dontingo-.Off tioly brad, ihe B,rbadoes, Lewis. from Barbarities—At Liverpool. Or lando. ---,rpm PhiOdelphia ; rorrelia, Poll, from Portland --In the Clyde, General Butler, —, from New Orleans—At Kinfalr. Harrier, Harrold. from New Orleans—At Barhadoes, hope. Harmon ; and Druid. Wilton from Cork ; Hawkee.—, from Fairnoorh ; Fcho, Rowe; Olive Branch. and the }hinter. lianfrll from London—At Philadelphia, New Jeffry, Cook, from Lenrann-.At St Lucia Ned BeJdowes, from Africa • Tnridad. Dick Corey, front Africa—At Grenada, May, tsa•-s--.: a d the Mary, from Africa —At Surinam, Apollo, --a..., of Lrndon, from Africa ; Wetmore, James, front 1.; ‘ , 07 ,01 : I Chiver. ; and Harriot, Sterling, from London ▪ ( s r HIV r Vibe, the Sttiffella. --6-; and Andrew, Tod. from N. , rway —At filmnoth. the Lexington, Gardner, worn liar badne•-"t Drhh". the Prefident, —, from Wifeaflettt—At Newry, the Fliaanerla Rea, from Ncw York—At Leith, the Virgo, Porteus, rnm Irina. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE•MONEY. The Hercule, Thefew. la Pique Flbnche, Eolug, and Dcfiree, tar rbe capture of b Corinda, ie Survei think, la Virtue, la Cerfe, ♦4 k dc Louverte November so and Ile , em!'er a, 1801, will be rid on the 34 June , at bk. 3. Salter's Hall court, Cannon igrect ; and r-called there on Pvlond..ye and I huridari. The Seagull fm- t!tc Jane, Feb. 24. txJ7 ; the Spitfire. for lea Deus Frercsand Frierafhip, Dec. 29. t 8:/ ; ind the Otter, Kait• gam. and Clyde. for the I _u - nley, I eb 20.18 ,7, wid h.: paid at board their refvetlive ve (kis in the Liowti*, and recalled at N 0.9, New brad It rerr. for three mouths. - . I.l.gyprictire, for IA Libre, Dec 24 18.: , 5, will alto be recalled it the ah , •te plan' and nn v. .1 be Mars, f.r le khine, July 28 006, will be paid on tier ar &al, and recalled on Wedneftlays and . 1 hurfdays, at Nu. 3, Clif flatlet Inn. The John Buil, for le Legere and 103 Anlmos, March 8, sBo6, trill he paid on the 3( th init. at Mr. H. C Elcwitt'e, Plymouth, end recalled there for three monthe. The Eohis, for le Setpion, Formidable, du Quay Troujn, and 114obt• Blanc. Nov. 4. 1805. win be paid on board on * Wcdnetd..y sea., and iecallod at No tt, Cecil (freer, Stra. d. The Superb for It' /thine, July 18, 1806, will be paid on board on Thurfday nest, and recalled at Mr. Lyot's,Plytruso.h.un days and Fridays. WEST INDIA SHIPPING. eerryaes MADE IV THE ENEMY'S PRIVATEERS. On the r+th March, in lat. z.}• the French priva• seer fhip Alert, Capt. Morte•u, (late the Ofirey, of Liverpool, Guineaman), of 22 eight pounders and :so men, captured the (hip Highlander, (heretofore mentioned), from Demerara, bound to Liverpool, and fent her to Guadeloupe, at which place the ar. rived on the 3oth. The (hips Clio end Ajar were in company with the Highlander, and on the 16th were captured by the Alert, and on the x7th were feen (leering for Guade loupe, the French privateer in company. The Alert proceeded to tea immediately, on tieing her prize fate at anchor—►and, it was confidently flared, that he loon after captured two other flips, letters uf marque, fuppofed to be the Maxwell and Jafon, of Liverpool► which the alfo carried into Guadeloupe. On the ill of April the Aullerlita privateer cap tured a fehoonet from Halifax (name unknown) with Mb, and fent her for Guadaloope, The (hips Duke, Mariner, Marina, Argo, Chemife and Simon Cook, which failed from Plymouth on the sth March, miffed the Thames convoy. The Simon Cook, Argo, and Marina, parted company with the other three on the zsth March, For their deflinations. The other three arrived at Carl& Bay, with the Acaßa's convoy. On the 6th April his Majeßy's fhip Corieur ar rived at Barbadoes from Falmouth, having milled the Thames' convoy, viirh the (hips Rambler and Hawke. Two (hips. the Nancy and another, parted en the 6th for Surinam, under proteltion of his Ma fhip Ofprey, which they fell in with about zoo miles to windward of Belbadoes. On the 7th April, his Majetly's fchanner ]'Eclair failed from Barbadoes for Tobago and Trinidad; with the trade which arrived with his Majefly's fhip Acafla. Same day his Majelly's fhip Hawke failed from Barbadoes with the trade fur Antigua, St. 'Litt's, &c. which arrived alfo under convoy of the Acatia. Same day failed his Majelly's fhipWafp from Bar. badoes, with the Drake, for Dominica. On the i Ith, the Curieux brig failed from Barba does, with the trade for St. Vincent's and Grenada. On the loth ult. his Maje!ly's fquadron arrived at Barbadoes from off Martinique, confi fling of the Bel lac, Canada, Ethalion, Ramifies, Northumberland, Prince George, Subtle and Eclair. His Majefly's (hip Thames arrived at Barbadoes on the isth of April, with 83 fail under convoy.— Captain Talmo' reported, that three fail were mif fing on the a I th of March. The brig Two Friends, one of thole which parted on the a a tb of March for Honduras, was captured to wiadward of Barbadoes on the 13th of April, by the Preach ptivateer fchooner l'Eclair, of 14 guns and go men, after an aelion of an hour. She was recap tured on the 13th of April, by the Subtle fchooner, tender to Admiral Comsat's, and arrived at Bar badoes. The Captain attic Two Friends was taken out by the privateir, which intenciedcroiiing to wind- ward of Batbadoes till the sod] of April. The French privateer brig General Ernouf, of 54 guns and go men, was fcen to capture an Englifh brig to windivard of Bat badoes by hisMajetty's (hip SUbt le, which attempted to recapture ; but was prevented, being obliged t o d e f en d herfele aping a (hip of fu perior force. The brig captured is fuppored to be one of thofe which parted conitni on March i t. On the sth of April, twenty four fail, bound to Surinam, Berbice, and Demarara, parted by pertnif Son, without cottvoy, for their deftination. Accounts received from Barbadoes, on the stft of April, from Surinam, (late that twelve fail o f t h em h a d arr i ve d there tale. On the 38th of April, the (tips which arrived wi t h his Majdly's (hip Thames, for T 1 ini dad and Tobago, failed under convoy of his Ms .lefty's (hip Jafon. On the 17th of April, the (hips of the '1 N ames convoy, bou n d to D om i n i que . Anti gua , St. Kitts, &c. failed under convoy of his MAjefly"s Ship Lilly. On the 17th of April, his Ma jelly's (hip Thames failed for Jamaica, (the Aca(la's convoy with her) St. Vincent's and Grenada, to be dropt in her way. HOMIRVARD intim, TiAbr. On the t ith of April, hi, Mayfly's 'hip Melville, and brig Pert, failed from Demarara, with the trade rf that place, Sminam, and Bethke, corgiaing of 33 fail, for Grenada. On the t7th of April, Ms Majefly's chip Venus, failed from St. Vincent's, with rst fail, bound to Grenada, to•j'in the Grenada and Demarara trade, and to proceed t' Tortola. On the rgth Ap►il, his Kijelly's !hip Nimrod failed from BArbadoes for St. Lucia. Dominica, St. Kin's, and Tortola, with nine fail. flis Majetty's !hips Venus and Ofprey convoy the fleet. His MAjtfi y's (hips Adamant and Arab, with the Helen. Racine!, Bedford, Little Jane, Llann Rom ney, George, and the Everett, from Africa, under convil, are arrived at Barbadoes._ The Helena flqrp of war, with a fleet under convoy from Cork, is arrived at Demarara. • BARBADOES, APRIL st. INPMY'S tRIVATIERS ell/WM . O : Schooner l'Eclair, of 14 guns and go Then, to windward of Batbadoes; fchooner Jeune Addle, of i 8 guns and 130 men, in lat. 14. longitude 56.; a fchooner, (uppofed the Defiree, of to guns, three fpirdred miles to windward of Barbadoes; a three. malted French privateer lugger, of t gun and 40 men, cruizing in fight of Barbadoes, and frequently in fight of the (hipping at anchor in Carlifle Bay The fchooner Subtle, tender to Admiral Cocuaatt failed in quelt of her on the 21ft April. lIKIMIFI PRIV•TURS fITTIIIO At Martinien—The fchooner &cure, of ;guns and 6o men. to fail on the agh of Api il, to cruise to windward of B trhadoes. At Guadal •upe—The fhip Alert, M. Mdissu, of 22 eight pounders. and intended to fail on the 26th of April, with 230 men, to cruise in contort with the French privateer brig Duquefne, (late his Majefty's hug Noley) fuppofed to dodge the homewarti•bound trade. The Ichnoner Fr ip in, id 5 gun , ; the fchooner —. (late hic Majefly's brig of war Tobago) ; and fchooner —, (late hic Majelly's brig of war Sr. Lucia) intended to titil from Guadaloupe on the 3oth of April, to windward of Barbadoes, and uff Suri nam. The fchooner Jena, of to grins, intended to fail on the 26,h of April, to cruise uff Hayti. The following Appointments have recently taken place, viz. Captain Maenamara, of the Didtator,of 64 guns, to the Edgar of 74 guns t Captain Campbell, of the Texel, of 64 guns, to the Didlotor ; Captain Jac►fort to the Testi. Captain Broughton, of the Penelope frigate, to the illultrious, of 74 guns ; Captain Dick, of the Jamaica, to the Penelope ; and Captain Lyfaght, to the Ja males frigate. The San Jofef,of Ita guns. has been found, at Plymouth, in fetch want of repair as to render it neeeffary the Gould be paid off The ere* are to be turned over to the Ville de Paris, which ihip Captain Cohn is appointed to command. The Etrzaarrti, of 74 guns, which was launched on Saturday from the Dock-yard of Mars. War.t.3 and NW, is to be fitted for immediate fervice. The ROSAMOND was commilEoned at Chatham, on Saturday, by Captain SNIPIIIID. The CIPHALUS brig was commiflioned on the fame day. • M. n lay fe'nnight arrived at the Broomielaw, the Ann, Cooc, r f :so tons, with a full cargo, dire. front Lifbon ; and lately, the Margueretta, Warr, from Limerick, with to full cargo of oats ; this lati veffel drew eleven feet water. The Second Mate of the Walker, an American, from London for New York, arrived at Liverpool about the 13th init. in the Brothers, from Chsrlellon, and reported that the Walker was captured about ten days after failing, by a French privateer. A 'del, arrived at Liverpool from Charletton, !poke the Bro. (hers at fea, and was infcrtned that the had part of the crew of two American vas!' on board which had been captured by French privateers. The American Paper, called the political Reeler, of the sth ult. lays, " Orders have been received from the Navy Office, direeling the diftnantling the gun boats which have been fitting out at the Navy. yard at Brooklin. There veffels wete ready for fea, and had taken in their water, under the hourly ex pedation of receiving orders to depart." A letter from Captain GAL?, of the Elizabeth, dated 7th April, at fea, in lat. 54.. 38. N. long. 17. 45. W. mentions, that the fleet which failed from Cork for the Well Indies on the zoth Match, under convoy of the Dsialus frigate, was then all well I and that the Union, Commerce, and Penelope, from Clyde, which joined off the Heads of Cork, were then with the fleet, 78 in number, including ihe Cummo. dote, to whole attention be pays high compliment. A letter from another Clyde Captain, of the fame date, Dates, that they were then in lat. 34. 36. N. long. t 6. 45. W. and mentions that they expeded to fee Madeira next day, having a (bong breeze of fair wind. CLASSIC Tatts.—The Subfcribers to this perindi cal Wotk are mria refpeefully informed. that the Seventh Part, embellithed with an exquifite Narra tive Flint, engraved by SMITH, from a beautiful defign by DIMS, will be publi(hed on the ill day of June next. This Work will be completed in eigh teen monthly Parts (of which fix are now out) forming altogether is elegant Cabinet 'filmes of interefting Tales from the Chile Authors, adorned with highly finithed Prints, after deigns by Darts, Weutis, &c. &e. News Oglee, Bridges-4feet, Msl TO A YELLOW BUTTERFLY. ir A round Ltoti. Hail hivelleft 1,4,4 or the Spring, Sweet bioyant ehlki et Plviebus. hall! High foarine on thy downy 'Aw e Or (porting in the funny vak! 0! lovely is tby airy form. That wear► the Orimrok hue fo fair ; It fermi as If a paw Roma Had rated the beauteous sower In air! Far different from the (potted race That fultry June's bright fin* unfold. That leek in her fair dust 'is their place, And proud difplay their wings of gold: For, brilliant is their varying dye, And, baking in the fervid ray, They in the new blown roles lie, Or round the opening Ciftus play! But thou, with April's modeSt dower, thr Violet tweet of fnoviy Tranquil (halt pafs the noontide hour. And tip, content, the evening dew. Ab, may ho frofts thy beauties chill. No Storms thy little frame deftrcry ; But, fpori log gay bcOdc the rill, May'ft thou thy trandent life enjoy ! April 6, it. a. u. -; Yefterday, about twelve o'clock, the remains of the late Bilh ,p of SALLiseuttit were removed from his houfe in Windfor Caille-yard, to the Welt door of the Cathedral, where they were received by all the Gentlemen belonging to the Church. The Gentle men of the Choir rung a Funeral Service up the Middle Aille, into St. George's Chapel. 'the pro talon proceeded in the following order : The Porter of the Cathedral, with his Giver (tiff covered with black tilt ; The fix pooFNaval Officers who have an efliblithment at Wind for, two and two t The twelve poor Knights of Windfor,two and two ; Tcn Singing boys, two and two ; Twelve Laymen Clerks, two aod two, fingt,ig the fervice ; likewife the buys; Six Minor Canons, two and two ; The Verger, with his User ftaff covered with black filk ; Six Canons, two and two; The two Porters of the Church ; Plume of fcat!eers ; THE BODY; The Rev. Drs. Cole and Browning held up the front of the Pall. The Rev. Ma - Dandier and l'ew held up the eGd of the Pall. The Chief Mounter was the Deceafe.d's fon, the Rev. William Douglas; lie was followed by Colonel R ooke and Son, Dr. Lind, and Mr. Battifeomb; The Servants of the Family, &c. &e. After the Service was performed in St. George's Chapel, the Body was brought out in the fame order, down the Middle Aifle, and up the Side Attie!, and the Burial Service Tung into Bray Chapel, where the Body was depofited in the Family Vault. Mr. W. Douctas was fo affeded that he fainted, and had very near fallen into the grave, had be not been caught by tome of his friends: The Funeral Service was performed by the Rev. Dr. CHAMPIONY. The Duke of Sussex attended the Funeral, and fat in his flail in the Chapel during the Service. The Services and all the Mufic were the fame as performed at Lord Nacsos's Funetal. • The Bi(hnp of Extrat is to be tranflated to the See of Salifbury. ROBBERY AND Muansa.—This morning, between three and four o'clock, as a waggon loaded with goods, was coming down Oxford fireer, towards Sr. Giles's, it was followed by four or five ill looking fel low.. When it arrived at the top of Drury-lane, the villains cut open the back part of the waggon, and were proceeding to carry off Game of the property, when the drivers gave the alarm to the watchmen. — The first watchman who came up was immediately knocked down, and (tabbed with a knife, or other (harp inftrumenr, in feveral places of his body Several perfons were now artraeted to the (pot by the noife • and two young men, who came to the af• (c ante c.f the waggoner, were nabbed in the back by the mitcreants. The wagg tner was:alio (tabbed and Coon dropped down on the flreet from the lofs of blood. Three of thofe unfortunate perfons were conveyed to the Middlefex Horpital. The poor watchman is Paid to be dead, and but little hopes are entertained of the recovery of the other three. We are lorry to add that nrtwithflanding every exer tion of the watchmen and fpatators, all the villains made their cfcape, by running off into the /rations alleys in the neighbourhood. FATAL Accuser/T.—Some gentlemen walking in the fields, on Sunday night, about half part eight,near the City Conduit, Bayfwater, heard at a diflance a very confuted noire, and could dil*ingui(h the words Help ! drowned !" They immediately ran to the wooden bridge, on the Paddington Canal, near the head, where there were a great many people, and found that the Uxbridge Packet boat had run againß a pleasure boat, in which were four young men; that three were got out, and the other was (till in the water. Two boats immediately went out with a hay. i rack, a landing in:, and boat hooks, and in about-, three minutes a drag was brought ; one of the young men could twin), and dived reverel times after him, and another young man threw off his coat and.waill• coat, and went in, but it was not tilt about twenty minutes after that the body was got out, quite dead; and it was immediately taken to a houfe in the neigh. bourhood. The name of the unfortenate yoong man proves to be William Thompfoni of Chapel court; North Grofvenor-fquare, about 18 years of age, Clerk to a Notary Public in the City ; two of the others were, Mr. Charles Hubble, a cowkeeper, of Park-ttreet, Grofven , u. tquare, and William Blugg, Ins to one of the Park keepers of Hyde-park, living ar-Grofvettor-gate, and clerk in the fame office as ; the name of the other we have not heard. A Medical Gentleman was on the (pot, and attended, but al! ihe means ufed failed of effeB ; the vital (park was extinguiffied. They had but jolt fet nut to take a fail in the cool of the evening, and the accident happened not more than 150 yards hum where they fit nut. _ Sunday evening a Gentleman's carriage drove ra pidly from Kilburn Wcll,. with a Lady in it, with .•ut driver, when the CAI riaae turned into a clump ref trees, near Paddinet.rn Turnpike, where it was broken to pieces. Fortunately the Lady escaped unhurt. £IRk , . . fUITHIga ni TKO DaiT aUCI 7 ;eiX Of +Kg •insva of Citetitttott. About twelve. o'clock; on Friday, a fire broke lit in.a bakehntsfe; in the teheen of Chudieigh; in lie , " •n-; (hire, which raged With increaiingleary, and sit lengthe cnmmunicated to a honfe; containing twn bAtrels gunpowder, which belonged to a perfon.en , ployed,irs blowing up the rocks, which loon tr ok fi e, .410 hies up with a tertible eiplofion. The %Sind h u g veer high, trod many houfes on each fide the ilreet vered with thatch, the whole town b ecame a genera l conflagiatinc. Only one fire engine could be found in the town, and that was form after burned. Eieter is the neaten place from which any adlilance could be ptncured, and that being ten miles dillant, there was nothing to flop the progrefs of the fi•mes. The market houfe, and all the hotifts, excepting about feven, at the extreme ends of the town, were con. fumed. Fortunately no lives were 101 l ; the church being a little to windward of the flames, was faced, and prr.ved an afylum for the diflreffed inhabitants, whole fituition mein be truly deplorable. At three o'clock, on Saturday morning, when the mail coach, with difficulty, pallid through the town, fever at houfes continued burning, and many pigs and horfes lay dead in the flreet. Mr. Welton, a refpettable inn-keeper, it is reported, has loft all his properly, which, in cafh and notes, to a large amount, toge ther with his books, he entrulied to a female servant to take care of, but in her fright the carried them to a place the cannot no.v recollea, and they are molt probably destroyed. Eirree, Mat 23.—Yefterday morning, about eleven o'clock, a tremendous firebroke ,tit (at a baker's), which, in four hours, deitroyed 2::0 hooks, leaving only 53 tlanding, at Chudleigh, near us. I never law fo melancholy a fcene ; as I went into the town from hence, over Short Half Down, the houfes on each fide of the fireet, including the Market houfe, up to the Church, were all down ; every public houfe (except the (mall Plymouth Inn, the b ick of which is all burnt) are down. Mr. Welton, of the ClitFord's arms, has 101 l a •an quantity ,‘f c 'in, his wine, fpilits, furniture, one chaife, and all his bar nefs, but he Caved his horfes; as has Mr. Kole, of the King's arms. An ironmonger, wh , . hAd a quan tity of gun powder, bad his floa t hi,w9 up, by 'he flock of which feveral other totle, wet e thrown down. I faw tome pigs lying in the areet, burnt to death ; no other lives were 1,11. The devaftation that the devouring element lias effeeted, is beyond all power of defcripiion ; rhere is no refemblance of what the town was before; the fpeCtaele is affeCting and dilt►elling to the utm tt 'de gree. N oohing is left but a few detached !mules at the entrance of the town. The whole body of the place prefents to the eye nothing bolt cl iinnies and walls. that appear like ancient !trios. Tent, and v.t rious necelfativ have been going all day from this city, for the accomodation of the fufferers. Sever.l troops of the military have alto marched to render their affillance. The road was impaffable, and the Mer cury Rage-coach made a circuit of two miles in conie s:pence. The Right Worfhipful , he Mayor of fart' r has called the inhabitants this evening to confider of the molt effeEtual means of affording rtiief. FATAL DUEL.—A few days ago a to-ding torit place near Limerick, between H. G. BAILEY, Etq. and an Officer of the Navy, in which the latt e r was that on the Spot through the heart, and inflantly died. A perfon has been taken into cuttody at Itochetter, on fufpicion of having thrown the bottle from the gallery upon the Rage of the Rochelter theatre. by which Mr. Loaf: of the Guards was faverely wound ed, as mentioned in the STAP. a few days ago. MARLIInIOUGH STREET.—Yeflerday Patrick Ets right was brought to the bar, charged with the wil ful murder of Henry O'Brien, at the fair of Kane. kaderry, in the county of Limerick, in Ireland, on the t9th of December, I /los. The profecutnr, Charles O'Brien, brother of the defeated, (wore moll pnfitively that he was preterit with the deceafed on the morning of the 19;:r of December, 1805, at the door of a tent in the fair, where the deceafed was in the ad of paying ors rney for cattle which he had bought that morning, wo it the prifoner at the bar (truck the deceafed one yin. lent blow with a Scythe on the head, from front to poll, by which the hat and (cull of the deceafed were cut. That the deceafed died of the wound at four o'clock in the afternoon of the fame day; that at the time of the Stroke, the prifoner wa; acc .mpsni d by a party of about forty perfont, all armed wi;fl fcythes and fwords ; that it was not poffible then to apprehend the prifoner, or his accomplices, In great was the conflernation, while every cne was running away for Gray ; that bills of• intfielment had been fcund againll all the parties, in the county of Li- merick, at the Spring Affixes, in 1806, when they all, except the prifoner, came in, and Itond their trial, but were acquitted, in confequence, he believed, of the prifoner having abfconded, who was the prin- cipal, and who was not difcnvered until a few days ago, when the profecutnr found him out in London, and procured his apprehenfion. The profecuitir d:• poled, that he himfelf had been only fevers weeks in England, during which lime he laboured f his living. The prifoner, in his defence, Rated, that it was pro. poled that two parties Should fight a battle at the fair, and that his party had likewife one of them kil. led in the affray. But the Magiarate obferved, that where murder had been committed, and charged agyinfl the pril ner, who had abfconded, he muff go before a Jury, and ordered him to be fully committed for trial. The prifoner was attended by a great number of people, and fome momentary apprenedi in of dillur•- bance about the door of the office WAS cutest:ail:red as the prifoner was condlitted away. Ann Pet (wore exammatinns again() a Colonel Digby, who lodges at the hook of a Mrs. Hughes, King-freer, corner of Mau lircet, fur feizing, and ♦intently beating and dragging her ab lit his I..dgiog, and putting her in fear and danger tfher life, from which the was relieved by a WOMAN uo hea,isg her cry out" Murder I" The faits appe tred to be, that Mrs. Yeti is a wafter woman. Hy ng at No. so, Meard's-court, and had a bill for wa , hing due to her from the Colonel, which the ezpeett.d o r bt sin, iLicr a menace, or attempt to take back .h • made up liner. She had not actually taken them away, a d , there fore, the admit was admitted to have beta cons. witted. I he M• at