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I A CHAD .% GLOGICAL sKETCH Of THE ?Ansi . REHM K ABLE * EVENTS Of THE NEAR iSo4. JAh.U.-114,Y. t. Aetnind ConorratHi. oho Lad been driven off Bern by a tre ss% dot. 4 gale r wind on the 24th ant 2 tth of Dretniber, failed a.ain t!lis d.,r !rung Torbay, and renamed hia (tattoo before the enemy% port. 3 Ihe oid WOO** of Hammerfmit h. kavirg hcen7larmr d by the 13 i.:"ItsY rentr:•.Jatin-s of a pi rfno .Ireffed in withc, and called the qt, r. nets .- ni , !,, w • Farcin. °Mear went this night in rmalt of the ill:turner r• the sidat,le, but melting with Thomas hillwood, a laisourtr, drsMil in a tnat.ck fr..eh, he unfortunately imagined that he wzs the pretends 4 rptait, and dva him dead oo the (pot. 7. A gnat firs is an r ttcnf.- eon , n mautWadlory at Dtrkaart. by wl.i,h pro} city, valued at unwatda of saoool. was deftroyed. T r.ll:cie Smith tried at the Old. Bailey, far "Footing T. Fafilwoco, and haunt, ; :uilty of uourdrr . Mr% Lee s of tolton•row was entivl off frnot her hook by the key: Mr. Lockhart Gordon and Mr Laudun Cr.r :tro - hers in apv clszifc. and compelled. is lase Rated. to tistl e.tt:t lattrr at as Inn. is Tr trona th, OafordLire. tN. 'I he 1.-rth nv.tit of Ctorre, toa the coat- of Africa, taken by a French Fapedition fro-ri Cayenne. SF , . intelligence was tezeived of the evacuation of the French Pan of lit DulajOß o by (ion. Roch:Jalhran. and :hr troon , under base °untamed. Tliaevect took place on the sSth Knete..her ' in asst. to, nee of a C..yi tu l at l on between 14oehambetu and the Black Gs natal Defaalines. At the fatale dote Admiral Duckworth cap tured the French (kipping. en:adding of three frigates, fcvcral bualier Lips of war, anal mintier of merchanrmen. It wa/ after war 'a leaved that this *ant was fcllowetl by the olclt flute Ling erodtiss, all the whiti lniabitant• of Cape Fr:.r.e , •ls, and othsr pieces, of which the Bucks °battled pelfcrion, being maffacrcd. Use mtutsod. Ti erne(. 40. nee of a C.. Genteel Defalines. hired the French hualler &ipso' War war 'a le ,recil that cruelties, all the awl place., of which the s. ristl%s.r7rd •••••• Died at Wall: George. a;..ed tto 7 6 I ord Ellet:bcr I. in th• of r 11:11at 0.. t was fi 7. 1(1 the Cszette Hew. reed, rick Not the to the InaLreerr who, ISM • Canriy.--Ar sect dale and. Lord Ti gal 9. Mr. Se•ne at, ohtaioed leave tot* Volunteer Corps. 14. In entlesuen tin of the latest h Houk. 15. Capt. Nathan steadied by a Frenel of Admiral 16. The opinion penalties of the Ad Dailey by Mr. Baron 17. A report Os tl beset Body. eharan with eonfpiring, in I Bonaparte. sr. A dreadful 6r by which I.•veral hoe 17. His M: jefty'i Plehament. In cord; (sand reading of du —• According to is Lithuania, at the 6. At the Oxford Lauden Gordon wet oils Lee for Lucre worth, Jr. the count 7. Lord Carmelite Beft. His Lordthip & Corer retaken Rant.—Clineeal He was &wiled in, not fecund until et 9. The eilibrated He was Bopped in and wounded form It. All Infurrctile • which was fpeedily I ts. Mr. Pitt nut Defence of the Coot the Haute ilieidc J. dinran sot ; for th the Ltd Lord Alr%s y Lot to. L'hgyptienne amen captured by Ligypti one heel n the Ofprry &sop, Cs ar 1.01111 tried before a Peeve death. He was take territories of Laden train). of he Genoa wait Out immeeiti I at. h heaths° es. the bullet as. The hlagnific waft, it:4l S 6 of the. 27. Both Hodes the King on his M offers of the kith M a& The French C In Whitk Mr. Drake with furtni - g plots ail 29. Advice. were vidtory obtained by of nowise Row Sch forght 011 the 13d I pieces of cannon wet —. Central Sir , •1 Lary pump in pewee . 1 he Apollo Mt men, loft of Cape 4. Madras Garet tail/awe that Gene trefs of Ally Cher, c the confederate tut Lewes. on the z 'eh; ton, and ht.: , other h toner , of war on the Britt& troops enter put thernfelres Irtellizomee the defeat of the Ca , der the cen.mand of front the oth to the • s. General Pichry ot Pant. Areer.qtr he Ittanyled 9. An I. Keratin:lir the defeat of a digit other fuereflet in Is to an. am •Il , Oat. la. A fi•cood rep charging Mr. Spen with plotting ay Lady Weevil chatter-Trot ; t ulle • Ore with a eadla. 23. A %tide:boo tied hi. opponents t tett. , ercuire Intot rtitsh Wit, MO i s SS. Difpatthre fi the d. , ish of Meter Bradley and Culot —.Mr.Cktlnt country, 4od oppofia Bon for Miniften 29. Vera the Mat • 1. A Chcelaere the unfounded afro th:ovr ocnthe Brit& reign htisillons =fit FED 4 ATAR Y. 1. raa -1 %...TMt met after 6.: ChriMitasbotldays. Glad at Wallacttown, m the comity of Ayr, Scotland, Jane George, 4(41 t to rlra and ten m.mtha 6 1 twit Filet:borne ;h prneenr red thr jut , zmrot of the Court of 6.11.9,, 1/1 ti: a frofiisrKit.ry %ow y. I 'Y w! id. ' l 'c •L'ht r B :list i.' was fecund to the Mt :re oi the l'ultit.t. Cot ps. 7. In the Citrate o this day teas ;.r' 1:61,1 dikatch front the Hoer. rrre, rick North, containing C..: i!...^..titiort of j Laccar rela the to the nt_.. sir sere by the C itl.lolll* of MAP,' 112 , 1 k Irl :IC r rg. Nal tr4Wri. who, under bis r lowland, had v:tctrttrd the gar/item of Cant:y.--Ar 111CCOVilt f a Corterpord‘ree b.tvettm lord Rrdef. dale and Lord Ti gall. relative to tht fru; t lon of At Irish Cathrlics. 9. Mr. Sere ary Yorke moved the Houfc of Commons, and obtaioed kavc to bring in a Lill for amcoding the Adts relative to Volur tett Corps. 14. In ent.f:suenee of t_he inclifm4tlon of Hs Makily. a bulle tin of the !Late of his health began to be publilhal the ftectis Houk. 15. Cant. Nathaniel Dance, Commodore of the China Beet,wag attacked by a French fouadron of (hips of war under the command of Aent:ral I.lnois , which the Britift Indlames beat off. 16. The opininn of the Judges.findlt.g Robert Mkt liable to the penalties of the Ad of the ttth Geo. 11. was &clam' at the Old Dailey by Mr. Enron "fathom. 17. A report of the Grand Coder was read In the French Leglf tattoo Body. charging Moreau. Pieheertt. Georges. and others, with eonfpising. in concert with Englith agents, again.* the life of Bonaparte. sg. A dreadful fire broke out near Craies.eonrt, Chart:verde, by which f.osral honfes and much raitiable property were drilroy , d 17. His M. jelly's -ofition w.s for the firft tinte noticed in Pirhamont. In corfeqrtenee of Mr. Secretary Yorke storing the f:cond nading of the Voltr•-eer Bala According to the Foreiri Journals, a man died this mouth is Lithuania, at the extraordinary age of 168. MAP Clf. . ..... „... 6. At the Oxford Affttes, the Rev. Loekhnd Cordon and Mr. I.auden Gordon wsre tried for forcibly carrying oft Rachael Antes alla Lee fur Lucre of fubilance. and defiling her body at Ted worth, Jr. the county of Oxford, and acquitted. 7. Lord Cainelford received a mortal wound in a dud with Mr. Deft. His Lorrifhlp la r aimed un.il the t 9th & Corer raaken Captain Dick fon, of his Male!' es &fp !neon • ftant.—Cincral Pkh,gru was arreftcd in a private hook P..ris He was furptiftd 4. bell by fame of Bonaparte a W.dists, bin was Dot keened until etcr a confidcra k ftraggle. 9. The ethbnited Chown, Chic I. Ccmges, was ern fted at Patio. , He was flopped in a cabriokt,and • Wed oue of the pike Odicers, and wounded fevcral others before Er was fe•cared. at. An Infurredion of Fro( the Cow/161,in New South Wales, which was fperdlly fupprcffed. 15. Mr. Pitt nude an important motion relative to the Naval Defence of the Country, on which a lori di:cake arofc When the Houle divided. thee were for the Adtisr.ni:trat on of Mr. Ad din` an sot ; for the Oppo6tlon city for Minifterr, sc. Di.e. the Cute o Roxburgh; aeld Richard Pepper Arden, Lord Ale-is 1. y Lord Chief Itsflicc of the Court of Curenton Pleas. to. L'kgyptienne Pram+ frigate privateer. of jo guns, al.d full amen captured by the Hipp.msanci Coop of war, Captain Ripley. Ligypti not had received a Item drubbing four days befort frum Bat Ofprry !bap. Captain lfzoinghufband. sr I .ouk Antoine Henri de Bourbon, flue d'Fnghien, was tried before a frencl military triblin.d, and comic coned to (offer death. He was talun, wi h other emigrants of diitinetioa, lo the territorie. of Laden on the II5t11; Bunapane violating the neu trality of he kinsman Fmpire, in order to rase :hem. The Duke was Ihot immes'iatLly after his trial in the Bois de Vincennes. a 2. I, jelly having recovered from hi,. i:ldi:pofi don. the pub. Leafier) o." t:,a bulletin+ at the Cha en% Hcr.Se waa d:;: , ,ntirned. 25. The hfagnificent, Captain Julia, wrecked on the French waft. it:4l 84 of the crew trade prifoetra. a 7• Both I lodes of P.aliament voted Addreree of Thanks to the King on his Majettys Melfage of the af,th, relative to tist offers of the Irith Militia to terve in Great Britain. a The French Grand Judge made a report to tt.e flr* Cottrell, in Whitt Mr. Drake, the Britt& Minifter at Munich, was charged with formi - e plots again!! the Enoch Government. 29. Advice. were received overland from ladle, of an important victory obtained by General Wellefley o'er the combined farces of Dowlat Row Scindia and the licrar Rajah. The h:re!e was forght on the 1,3 d of September, near the Adjuoty Pats, and 90 pieces of cannon were taken from the enemy. Central Sir William Fawcet was interred with great mili tary rump in t.".e beryl% gro?nd o!Chelica College. APRIL. u. '1 he Apollo frigate. and about o outward•bound Wer—lndia men, loft off Cape Alondego, on the colt of Portrgal. ♦. Madras Gazettes were received, containing the important tellideatee that General Lake had taken by affault the Prong for. trefs of Ally Gkur, on the 4th of September ; had totally defeated the confederate native forces, under the command of General Lewes. on the z tth; but received the fubmiffion of General Per ron, and hr.! , other h tench uthcrrs who furrendered thernfelves pri tonere of war on the t atb. In confegrence of there fucceffre, the Entilh troops entered U,thi, and the Great Mogul and his family pst themfelves att,,er the proted;ota of General lake. letellbenee was alto received from the Illand of Ceylon, of the defeat of the Candian, by a detachment of llritiPt troop., un der the command of Captain Witham Pollock, if fucct (five aaiors, front the Mb to the iSth of September. • S. Genera nehmen was fund dead in his mire% the T, mple, •t Pant. Arerv.'hlg to the French account, tt was pretended that itranyled Ifor tit 9. An 1• straordina-y Casette wag publith , d, with an aeequnt of the &feat of a divillos of nelsolie's tkoopa by Crticral Lake, and ether facrefree in 1n,.94 : in enacquence of which, Scholia agreed to an. at t. ice, decd Novcodler al. ti A f-cot.d report was made by the French Grand Judge. charging Mr. Speacts Smith, the British Mildher at liting,artli with plotting agaioil the life of Botsap.ute. 1 4 . Lady Glanville fig d butnt bath-Ala hi her honk in Man dietta -Brut ;'opposed to Lave bum =dialed by ber.drtis taJairig Ore with a eabill.e. _ _ sj. A Inflation* end Mat of ftresigth Wawa's Mr. Addington tint In! opyoncots teak pine on Mr. Foes motion for 2 Commit. tee! , ) erceire into the kue of the &knee of the country. The rtfult was, MO is 4.1 4 001156. Meiotic', for the folio!ft, r 25. Difpatthio front Inlia announced the eocmplctc de4ai o f the Rich of Deter. by the troops under command of Calera Wellefle, and Colonel Steccnfon. —. Mr. Pkt brought font-rd a plan for the Defence of the country, 4odoppoftel the Army of Melt rya mdpen imp itta—Divi_ ion for Mtoiften leo. For Mr. Pitts motion 2.4..—hlajority 37. 29. Vera the Marquis of Exeter. MAY. t. A Chcrlar.rote, Sped by Lord liawltelbury, and refuting the unfounded afpertiuna which bouaparce had rodravuural eo tb: ow on-the Brhilli Cc veri.mett, w aa trsufwittalia la the Fo cuss itialtlar• adult at the Coat at Loodaa. •—• Aprr•yrdirion wee wade by the French Tribunate to the Se nate to deelaft Bonaporre E mperor of France, and to render the Imp. ?la' Dignity hereditary In his family. Carnot was the not, Member of the Tribunate u ho oppiifeil this plan, which was loan fan Honed by the Senate, and fully adopted. s. The notch Ciao", of Surinam taken. by M Jor•General Sir Chair. Gruen and C•mmo.lore Hood, &Wt.:v.l-41 Chips of war de• Peered np in the captors. 7. The k ulTiin Miniflei at the Diet of Raritan pert-med Note spina the violation of the German Empire by tb... Urine% fazing the Duke irk:nrhien and oche-rum the territory of B ' , len. so. Mr. Aldington reftsrud die kale of Chancellor of the Ex. eheqiter; an ! Mr l'it: king appointed to that office, refumed Ida formerfttuatinnclttimc Minilter. The other Membered Ad. miniftration w. re Ince , &rely changed. • la. I.aunchee. at Deprf.:n: the Royal Slvert ian yacht, a veffel of 33 tons, bea,tifetly oroarn.:nted, and built for the accommo- I did= of the it..yal I annly. - the Vinc;go. Capt.in Wright. haring run athore on the Frenth cnv., loss t iktu polreir n of by the entmy, and Captain Wright for to t'aris 1•y Cener.d Julien, under the charge of being cone:ltd w.th the pr. cr•J:d conipiraey againit Bonaparte. an. Bonatarte trnan . ..ed Lnytror of the Frcuels its all the puhitz pLe.ts of Paris. —. Died. at Vierna, Colonel Vl'itlams, who diflingaithetl hint- Mt lit war in the Auftrian ferriee.hy the ntanagynunt of flotillas on the it bine and the lake of Conttatiee. 31. In the t Ion& of Lords the Marqei* M Abereorn prefented petitions, coripLining of the yudieLl conduct of Mr. Jultdee Pm, one of his Majt.ftes Juiticcs in free 'rid. JUNE. 7. Died, near Blackburn, in Lancaittirt, Richard Hems, fu• riscr,ased 4. The King's birth day was etiebraed with the deal rejoie in;s and fnientoitks ; bat his Majetty, in confequence of the ad vice of la. phvfielans, did not appear at the drawing room. 6. Lowe, XVIII. refitiing at Warfavr, made a preteft spiral Bennparte'e affumption of the Imperial title, and his attempt to rendir it heteeatary. 8. A !or; debate In the lima& of Commons an the motion of /dr Pitt it.: the feytnd r:atlim: of the Additional Defence bill.' On the f.. 11 t:kere evf re, Avea t No, s Majority for Nir. Pi:t 4.1. I las wattle. alit Qviim.:ll :fur Mr. Pitt's return to oEcc. 9. The trials of the Isogon; eltarged with eonfpiring againft the IA of borapart: ter:,.inated, ',hot Georges, and 18 others,were condemned to dcal., with confireaion of their property ; Rio• man, and Fmr othcr.., to tut. years imprifuntnent ; t 9 were ae epittcd; :tad five wen.: ordered to the Police for corteillon. t. A 11....m.d &ham ami divitioct on the Additional Defence 13111, in watch Mr. l'ht :tad .t majority of yo. IS. Intelligence w.. 4 tuelved overbite( from Bombay, of peace being coed de , ' with Come of the principal Native l'owcrs of itt dia. an the t7th and 3_t of December. —s General'Aforens's fentence of iniprifon:nent being cblngnl to ea:Re s in left Paris for Spain, intending to embark from the lat ter country to America. —. Baron von Realer, his Majeity's Minter for Hanover at the Diet of Patilbon, prefentcd a protest, declaring null and void every &et tending to alienate any part of his Makity's German radices without his content, and againft all tecuritice thereon given for loans r.life,l by the French Government. • 22 Mr. Whitbread made a motion In the Houfe of Commons, cerfurlng the conduit of the Lord Advocate of Scotland as op • prelSvc and illegal, and contrary to bit eacial deity. A log de• hate enturd. in the cnurfe of which the Attorney General movsd the other orders of the day, which was carried on a divili.m. 29 A Note pre:tented by Baron von Re d:n to the Diet of Waif-- boo agahlt the negotiation of the Count of Bentheim Ste:sitar:l with the French Government, for the couoty of B atheist'. so. Another Note was prefented by Baron von Roden to the Diet agaioa. flat occupation ot Hanover by clic French Loops. JULY. • I. On the motion of Mr. Pitt, a refolution paired the Houfe of Comma's fintotiug 3912131.35. told. in relief of the Civil Lift. 3. A L':U iur al odthiag the Slave Trade, which had pafres . Cie Houle of Commons was this day thrown out i n t h e H au t e o f Lords, on the question for Its tccond reading. 9. The Committee of the Honk of Commons made their report on the MiddleL2 Eledtion ; in confequerice of which, a new writ was iffued, and a cornett for the county commenced on the 23d between Sir Francis Burdett and Mr. Mainwariog, jun. to. A Conventient between the hrst.ch Government and the Con.st of Botthrint Strinfurth, lay which the.couuty of B. n formerly ;•ledged to Hanover . was given up to the latter, was pub- IRMA in the German papers. On the 16th, the Count to..k point- Son of this difiridt, notwitliitanding the iroteila of th- Hanove rian Officers. t. General Hamilton, of New York, killed In a dud with Mr. Burr. Vice Preffdent of the United States. A zdlzia attack made' on fome French vetTi.ls at La Vau dour in kile.is Bay, by the boats of the Sea Hoek, Narciffus, and Maid:tones frigates, under the command of Lieut. nankin, when a numher of the enemy's seals were ddlrnyi.d. 12. In the Court of King's Bench, Mr. Serjeant Belt was tried on au i.i4idlunnt for au alLult oo . fiebocea, the wife of John Mi n:6z. and aeluit.tii by the Jury mertly no hang the evidence furthe proLeutiou, who declared there wai no founsLation for the cbarZe. ' Deltalines, the leader of the Elba' of St. Domingo,dedared Mud& Emperor of flayti, and eftabliesed a Legion of Honour and other inaitot ions, in imitation of lionapartesOovernment Marti:l3c of the Earl of Moira and the Countcfs of Loudon. At the Armes for Ennis (Ireland) the Rev. Charles Mary brought an adion agalnft the Marquis of Headfort, for cram. eon. with rlic plaituifre wife ; in which the Jury gave ro,OOOL damages. mg...041a tiry Lee Warner, EN: of Walfmgham Abbey, re markalskitribC. fklgularity of his charades, a drawn by Mr. Pratt, W his GkaMngs. 2C. A fpiri:ed attack by the fquadron under the command of Captain Owen, of the Irnicortalite trigate,oo part of the Boulogne flotilla, in a plc of wind, when a number of the enemy were dri ven athore and deftroyed. as. A perfon named Coulon, reading at %Valhi'', made& decla ration that two perfoni had elideavourcd to prevail on him to poi fon Louis XVIII and the utile" branches of the atikd Royal Fa mily of France at Warfiw. in. A bill for amending the Corn Laws, by regulating the int pertation on the average price of the £2 Maridate Difiridts, having Toed both Houle, of Parliament, received this day the Royal Affent. 31. The Sefton of Parliament clofed with a Speech from the Throne. Parliament was then prorogued to the etb of September, ancl, by fucceave prorogatiunt y to the isth of January, aos. AUGUST: 7. Died the Rev. Robert Tranflator of the dime gnat writers of • he Greek Drama, and author of feveral works. 8. Tilt Pull for the County of Middlefes chafed, and it was ge nerally reported that Sir Fraud, Burdett was eittted by a majority of i.e. Nett day, however, the Sheriffs declared the slate of the Poll ; according to which Mr. Ma/mating was eleetad by a Ina. jority of 3 Many ferious accidents occurred in cortfetumee of the crowd and great number of carriages morning from Brentford at the clofe of the Poll. Henry O'Hara, Efq. a Gentletoan well known on the Turf, was killed by a potichaile running apinft his bode in 9. Th,..Turl.illt government, in reply to a note of the French Am balfador, declined to acknowledge Bonaparte'. new Imperial dignity A fire of an alarming ware broke out in a warehoufe, cor ner of Duck'a.flut lane, Thames inset. zo. At a gr .nd Council of State held at Vienna, the Emperor of Germany affutncl the hereditary title of Emperor of AWL' ia. A contagious 'ever broke out at Malaga, which was atten. tied with gnat mortality ; and was cainmantested to Cadia and Gtbialtar. Died, In confeqaenee of being mover by a carriage at Harm merfmitts, during the kilddlefes }halm). Robert Macfarlane, Ell. ' formerly a Reporter of Parliamentary Debater, author of a HiAory of the ltAlgo of George 111. and other works. 14. Anumerous Meeting of the Freeholders of Middlefes In the in. tr..tt of Sir F. Burdctt, afleinblctt at the Crown and Anchor Tr alms, where a Subfcriptioo was opened for petitioning Pardamant, etc. a,,ainit the return of the Sh. riffs at the late FAcaioo. Is. Sale of his Majefty's Merin) Shccp. 17 lb Blonde Preach frigate prisatees4, of j 6 guns, captured by the Loire frigate, 18. 3)ktl, John Way, Efq. many years Clerk of the Court of King's Bench. 26. A circular letter was whireffed by Lord Haorinibury to the Lands Ides:chants of Counties, iotioling inanialees to be fol. lowedin cafe the enemy Ibould invade tb. country in fierce. 2s. At the York Races, a Match between Mrs. Thassion and Mr. flint was won by the latter._ 3i. The Ruffian Charge d'Aftiircs lcR Paris. SEPTEMBER. • i. An infurreefon of the inhabitants of Blicay Apia tharepa. Government, wields was in a fibett time Capprefied.. 7. A Bic brats out in Church-hog Whiscchafal, whisk sot fumed the pretnifes of Meffra Ffodgfon, Sugar Refiners, with eon rider-able property-. to. Intel! , ewe ree-:ecd of the renewal of hoflilites in India with the N'alsratta Chief. Ho _ In eomequence of fame Inkiest obtervations publibed io the 1140 , dte.ir, refpeCtis. • the Swedidi Government, the importation of French Paprn Sweden was prohibited, and the French Charge d'Affaires left -tockholm. —. A great Gk at Coaltantinople, by which five morgues and woo houn. 6. were reduced to allies A violent t..mpeft in tbc Weil Indies. at Charleftown. synth Carolina, and other parts of the Cana of North Amy! ica, in which a vat: number of vcifeis were deftroicd. . . T. The fesfun of the Winter Theatres' commenced with :he opening of Dntry-Imo. --. - About t!.i, time the alarming fever which had raged at Malaga minireited irfrlf at Gibraltar, where its ravages produced a moft exteetive and deplorable mortality. no A number of letters from perfuns in tliis country to their friends in India, which were found on board the Adm.ral Aplin• lndlamao, captured by the enemy, were publilhed in the French OBeiaf Journal, the Afrritedr, from which they were re-eradiated by the London papers of the apth init. Died the Itilhop of Down aLd Connor. 20. The trench Chyle d'Affaires at Peterffitirgh left that city. nn his return to Paris, in coofequenec of the difer‘nc• bet•.veen Fram:e and R ullia. 27. The Cock of an eartbqnake, attended with eonfidcrable da mage, &It at Madrid and other part+ of Spain. OCcOIiF.R. _ _ I. Mr. Magre, a Surgeon Ma in the Navy, went Into the Time Goats pilglethoofe, Vauxhall Turnpike, where, in a fit of frenzy, he !tabbed the fcrvant maid, woundul few eral men, and cut his Guru throat. 3. A .great fire broke our in the bode of Mr.. Starr. in New Palate Yard, Weilminfter, by which tiVro h mice were deftroyed. Mrs. Freanan, au old Lady, was burned to death, and one of two Tenants, who leaped from a garret window to the Itrect, died loon after of the bruins Elie received in her fall. On the Light haw:, n the ad and td, an experiment was made by Lord Keith, with fir: •eikls, called Cuff, ra, which eaploded among about iso of the Boulogne flotilla. 'nig experiment was made on a limited kale, and Lord Ketch, in his &patch, it wed, that a combined operation of a limilar ileum world hold forth a reafonable profpcdt of a fuccefsful refult. 4. The New Itonntsfor the Farming S , icicty of Ireland were opened at the g•, at Annual Fair of 13aninvfloe, whkii the various prizes few idaca cattle, &rep, &c. were adjudged to the fucccfsful europetkors. - s. Four Spanith frit...Wes wet: Ropped o ff St. Mary's, by a Ba ta fqva , drott, ec.rifißing of the indefatigable. Meduf.t, Lively, and Amphion, when an engagement took plan, in the courts of which one of th. Spanfib frivtts hlt.w up, and the other three, richly laden, were t..ken. • 8. The Corolla ion of ME dines as Emperor of Hayti, perform ed eri , h great folennity at Port-au-Prince 9. Peter Perch“rt.t. Err Alderman d Goldfmult, was chofen Lord Mayor oftrat'an. ;7. 'Eh Contra Andra! Macon French br!g privateer, of 28 guns, commauth4 by thz eel ur.lted Caytato B: of Dun kirk, eap:urc4l by the Cru!:.cr 'loop of war, C v e t te Lord C.:ft trine I xvifoll Gower, A7t:ta tr, Jar from th?s coon• try to P0:74,1:44rd at Cropfladt, and was loon at' : - rwatds rc eciv, a h. & l, d ainal,,t, ;/ the Court cf at. The Duke of Lt.ioaer .11,:ct at his feat of C..tun, in the county::! at. A great frc::rote out in fume (tables belent:ng to Dng fnh►(.ll,.l.ticfc-il. It v:..1 fu;ipt , reti to hat% heel s:H.,I by forks f.111::z I ni tit,: p:pei of fume I lanoterian ful lizra billeted there. fume (.I..t:Luni tv‘ru Limit to I.4th, and a nuut:.er dead. fully febtai...l. 23 and - 4 Ar eats-Ate attack was nt:ple by the Immortalite frigate, and B fiiiUtpm brig, ott a civilian of the enemy's Baqla, proceeding from the cailward towards lioulilgre in which great damage was done to the enemy's 'refills. The Confild gun brig loft, by approaching too near in porfuit of the enemy. 14. An atnicionsvitAation of the Law of Nations committed by the French, Sir George Rumbohl. the BrEi.h Charyc &All - tires at Hamhurgh,bting within th e t e r : it or y opt city by a par. ty of Bonaparte 's troops, and carried to Paris. 17. Two very dittlifi.n.l and fititire4 Notes, prtfented to the French Grote: tun-itt. July a, and Augult 28, were this day Ikea' to the public in the SrAa. 29. A man natned It Dry Perfc.lt wan tried and renal :led of ohtainitg money front the bar: of Clarendon, under the preercc of aNdying it for the relief of Lady it. slittr:fs. He hid obtained large runts by .imilar frauds from t2itious charitabk charaders of difUndion. The Court feu:suczd him to (soar years traufpor tattoo. NOVIEVIPER. 1. A dreads:: Sr at Gottenburgh, to Sweden, whkh maimed I greatp.r. of thac ;awn. liitercepted letters from the French Afinliter of the hi aene to M. Pechon, the F. •neh Cot.led Gener. I n New York, and Je rome &minter, rf f;:ctlng the ',en Emperor's elifiwrobation of his brothers marriage appeared in the STA& of t`iis.e.ay. 3. A meeting of forte of the principal hi& Roman Catholics at Dublin, in Wliehit was faggefted to petition Parliament for a rcdr,ls of the grievances of that body. s. A folemn and dignified protell was prefented by his Majef ty's Gogeromeot againft the feizure of rlr George IR umbell 7. The two French , rigates, fo long blockaded at New York by the Leander and the Cambrian frigate, efcapedthrough the pall:age called Hell's Gate. Jerome Bonaparte and his wile,it is laid, had embarked in the frigate called the Didon. 11. The Matilda Spanifir frigate brought into Portfmouth ; he was eapt ured on her voyage from Cadiz to Rio de la Plata by the Medufa, Captain Gore. The Congrefa of the United States, having *trembled, Pre fidaut Jefferfon lent a McTage to both lionfes, w!nch, 241011 g other things, announced the adjuftment of the difpute between Spain and the United States, refpedling Louifiaea. it. The French Papers publifhed a fort of Mau:fel:to of Enni parte mignon the Britifh Diplomatic Agents, in the form cf a Cir cular Letter from Talleyrand to the French Ministers in Foreign Countries. dated September 4. is. An interefling interview took place between his Majefty and the Heir Appirent. 13. Mr. Wagstaff, a Bridal Meffenger, and a Hanoverian Mef tenger, were attacked between I .übeck and !Heckle nburgli Schw e - tin by fix armed men, fuppoied to be French foldiers in ,Sfgcife, who robbed them of their difpatches and their money, and treated them with great cruelty. Ls. Mr. Frere, the Britith Charge d'Affaires at the Court of Spain, left Madrid . Is. •Fire Earls of Kellie and Lauderdale were Camild,to •,, up the vacancy hi the reprefentation of the Scotch Peerage, occ:,• Boned by the death of the Marquis of Tweedale ; when the la:ter was chofen by a majority of 31 to 2:". New meafures for retraining liritifh commerce were takni by the French in Holland, and nre ice given by their Mi►itary Commanders, that the cargoes of thyme introducing Englills ehandike would I* conlilkatad. 18. Sir George Rltnbolgi7rrived in London, having been Ithe. rated by Bnnaparte, in eonfequence of the remonlintnee of the Prulban Cabinet. —. The Mooiteur of this date eontaileti the der di. of znot:tor pretended !plot asainft the life and fovavignty 44 Bon3p trte. in which an endeavour vr,s made to implkate Mr. T.4yl,s, the 13ii• Hai MlnHter at Card. as. The Romney, of so guns, loft off the Tex .l. na. The Venerable, of ya guns, lull in a g.,10 of neat!, in Torbay. 25. The Pope arrived at Foutainblew, and had an 1. torricw with Bonaparte. -4. 'rite Amphitrite, a fine Sp-tniN fripte, c:Ttured by the Donegal, Captain Sir Richard StractLiti. . . ..... 39. The SWedifil Government ordcrej the mane of Bonspsrte to be crated from the Calendar, and that of Louis XVIII. to be infested In Its !lead. DECEMBER. s. Metter William Henry Weft Betty, a boy of 13, cot imonly called the Young Rados, Made his find appearance on the Lon don Star, as Aclunet, in tie Tragedy 01 Barbaroffa, performed a Covent Garden Theatre. a. The Coronation of Bonaparte as Emperor of the French, by the Pope. 3. fa the Coors of Hinted Bench, Mt edits° brought agzinft Captain Caulfield for Crim. Con. with the wife of ---- Cham ben, Efq. was Died, in which the Jury gave a verdict for the plain tiff, with soca damages. g. In the Court of King's Bench, sox!. damages were given apina Philip Deenyfs. Efq. for Crim. 'Con. with hi s brother's wife. g. A■ attack with etplotion veffell eras made, under the direc tion at Sir Hoene Popham, on Fbrt Rouge, at the entrance of Cal& Harbour, by which thefort was cottG.terahly damaged. as. A (hoots! hicalag of the kills Rowe Catholics lo Dub lin, at Whieit tt.wr Wilk10! M "a ll 7k , re Petition of that 1‘r.1./ to ParEart-,..t. The t21.4...5e1,Ccet, tit :Ls C•—ntato.:••, been at &Grant time.; pamaly .1, jv , tl !..L Ft eriel was now in Terhay,'lltaled to ..ftint., th • Int 38. The Yvan-nuance of Y.n.ng ie: I. (4r y The, tr e di: , ,,Ltinned, in corkluence 19. A Ci Letter fent lby Lent t! r. ; Lleuter.anti of CC11.1(j.4, on tilt: non.!!! r • Wog of Coraniterfeit Lair brought 'rent Died. at the age of 86, . .t. :11-9 Boydol, jointed for hi. p.nr..tr t rite lin. tor a. 20. An F.naLrgo lai.on all 1. 2 , g to pain, or hound to that eouerp.i. :hr!xl.N a 41... of .12 :•eti 4. ..; Ot a zal.:. of wird 11; Torbay. •2g. Thc Scvcrt, of 44 gum., I , ot. Lao:: gQC, ita Grout illo Bay. 24. The ni/conci;i:tivn of and Mr..V.lcliutton ..0- vow - iced iu etc *r.ta of et..l::.y. . as. Ininortant opinion (A Mr 32ron Price and Mr. ) ; ,Ri k Eyre, in the r( i. 4.1 of George I. rdp clnig the riAt ~f the care, c(!lici& hut, and eirporal iu warriaze of his G...(( , :uhti.':(u reprinted Sinn of this d3r. Intrlligi•nce received of kepriial4 and Scquedration of ILL. tith property on the vart of Spai% DIED. On Wednefdry, the tqth D. yen4ler in the ifland of Onern. fey, Thus. Rowley, Efq. Surgeon, formerly of Tow a AlalMfg, in Kent. TO TUB LADIES. HE Trieonian Fluid, in T went y f our H ouro, changes Red or Grey Hair to any grade of Brown or Black, and fuels is its permanency, that ni idler Powder, Pomatum, or Waihitig, will remove it, It alk. lirengthers the weakett Hair, prcvcide its falling off, and hien-erre the Growth to • dezrer of Luxuriance that rivals every thing offered For fnivilar purpofes. To convince the Public, any perfon fenelin7 a leek of Halr, port paid, fealed at the end, Co as to prevent intpefition, ffiall have it returned, free of expence changed to any Ante (hewn at the place of fat". It will Ise found equally efficacious in changing the new grown Hair upon Horfts' Knees. &e. _ - Sold at Mr . . Golding's, a , Cornhill; Mr. Overton's, 471 NCW Bon 1-ftrects and M.. Wrigtt s, Wade's Paige, Roth, in bottles of iL Is. rich. TQ THE Pitol-RIETOK OF oTIRACIA'S I I ALIAN OILS FOR THE GROW rfl OF HAIR. S i it very old Friend rentine, the wrong (id, of flay, who had been bald many years, teeing the furprifing erred it had on my family, particularly on a,Sots of mine (,a man grown), who wad very little Hair from his birth, was induced to maks trial .f your Oils on himfelf. It has anfwered his moil fan. guitar expedlatjons.and he hasget a fine head of young Hair. Alto Mr. Johnfon, of Wapping, who Ird a Hork that loft the 'Hair off his floe.. two years—it has made the Hair grow, both thick, and of it. natural colour. I am, Sir, your% fee. Church-146ft, Hackney. J. WHIT WORTH. To be had, wholefale ai:d retail, at the Propricter's honk, Nos 94. Newman-Rroct, Oxford-Emu; and lay his appoirtincnt, at Mr. Golding, No. al, Comhill ; Williams's, No. 41, Pal- Mall ; Humphreys. No, HS, Ozford-greet at Js. per Pet, or a 1 to. a Dozen. Not let's than ball a dozen at the wholcfak price. iais.Aoi.a a the URLI'I tit A arid Certain COMPLAINTS. A s foie Proprietor of DARAN' celebrated media eat-1 Douglas acd Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR intorms tl,e Public, that he may as ufual he cce:rul'cd daily from 9 to 3, at his houfe. No. 34, Fritii-orctt, S: ho. on C. or Strieluret, Ohtlritc. tlons,Oleetsdkc. &c. as well as IN silky, and c very difo tier where Lercey is fo effendal a requ fire, dr!' heir. *intone has provided s fpaciou a I it iufe, that ay. ry he introduced in a feparata apa ,- inaeLt. Mr. IL has far m:ny years cot:Suet hirnklf to that eer.rtmert of Surgery, and from eitenfive practice, and the molt flattering fee.cfs, he is enabled to offer a method of cure, mild, ciSeacious, requiring no confinement or mill...int in diet, and which prevents a rclapfe. Perfons in the country Rating their cafe. fu'dy, fu a letter, ecelofing a one or a two pound note, will have ?rapt': remaall... fent to the amount. For the various fymptoms ,fec. fcc Mr. Thifour'sTreadfc on the above complaints,priee as.6d.tbo fifth edition; to be bad of J.Callow, Ciown•court, Sobo; Macro Queen, Lxeter Change; and of the Author. Ull' ANlei. f. A NLTNEfiS. To fee•teo the Breath, drank the Mouth, pretence and whiten the Teeth, cure Gum Boils, and r, move all offelifive ukeia. ti ns, a recommrnded the ANIBOY NA LOTION. is Drug from which the LOTION i s p repare d 1.11 is peculiarly adapted for all Mailers of the MOUTH. TEEM, and GUMS ; ft was Ara imported by a Gentleman of known charader and fortune, who having experienced its woo. derfol effedt., intr.duced it for the bone At of otters. While it eleaufes the mouth of oli Impure and fectid particles, it WHI TENS •be TEEIH, heals the Owns, and inftantly SWEETENS the EAT H. Nothing 111, seat a drawback to beauty a. bad t.uh, nothing more offes.live than ato i I breath ; the Amboyna tn.e..on the Irk applieabito, improves the former and removes the lot er, while by its aetwutrek.nt and haffanste gthiltiesk pro. veins decay. and . moves all cierefe, Imes. n• whWiri.l. and retad by 611.4 . * — and Eder.rd., No. iin,ftt, C burcb-yard, London, price 4a. 0,1 per botell ai.d, may be 11.. d, by thou app.autmc.4 every Vender of Aiediduc is the b rgdont. W Sheir 7 auifdwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Churcb.yard, having the tide right iu the Ile of the io , ove and following Medicines,. his htilear's C.nituilliocus of Scamp Duties, to fecure their pro. piny wont piracy, have ordered their adds a, Shaw and Ed wards, 66, St. P.M'. Church-yard, to be engraved on the Sterne. acconanying each Mudicir.e. This is the only stark of maks. (icily. Sir 1, tin s.d. s. d. • nt Honey 3 6 bearthers Cente Effence e.f Wahcdock 3 6 Hallam',. Anifbil lo6 o Pala 9 V..l..rian 3 6 —Eq,(Zilaina , 5 6 lisrd .01 3 6 ticutton a Guth Pow der a 9 Centscry 3 6 Yellow Welch's Pills a 9 C:ureh'aeumb Drops a o Chamberlain's Pills S $ Pedural Ihtcrgent Oint. s 9 -- Chantal:, flint. lI i We! Je.ult Drops s 9 1' nth i.ch ineture • -- Rama, a 9 Amheyna Mouth Powders 6' Sow. r..ign Ointment tot Lrti n 4 6 the Itch, a cure by two Ortentsi eorchal 5 6 h ut's .pplwation r 9 Where alit. may be hail, every Pat. nt and Public Medicine, Warrl ,, ted genuine. All Vemlers'uf the ab...c Mee Llnr, are requi Red to apply tit Shaw and Edw., rals, (by ithrini a lit•eral allowance is timer) and where only they can he h.d genuine. I..YAVING ee3;cared t.• the fludnutd beck trArtra.l by t?..te mc eonlYerable pr dice in that breads !-*:( I th t.rnrer.t4 fate!" . Itrait that I (:ave not more reif e-rieyee. th..n tee who, in tNe exten3ve fie:d of the .'.`fix, a.c trune-:ed in uncert-dnty, and cannot •Iwrvertain the which %acquired 'ay ccucentratleg the icteliedual ”.:vier he one iircirdztrs. Th. of DFSILITY art. 7crammiy &Er. Sing, for they n th(Tre a rtria Of enrenini!ant fyrr ,tams, and, by kdo' -1 ail c‘....letierr,v, et b7,-craes emtiirtrrNt --• "Niteth. r.gar, :•! ri• 411 the :•TtY31e!.....: q!. ex..7.19/e, thecifitrtto- . r ..r raurity, re. quire the mot; LIE F.rnfeffinnJl ; 'rut ty the i t ,n... - arlee of oredur.gw.i a. n, .)atieocue are aggravated, ale tut :an is Asa •!te 11.0YAL Co'.!.."Gq.cf svritc!•nwa, I crcurid Gti prei..-.i;.,•is on n - eu' , At e•l'u•aiurt aad every privilege t,) ; radice„ I fee: mvftf emitted t with which cc" fu 1.2-rll. In tb”. flea tc.ct,...,0r.: c? w.. - 411ne inpltcition wltl pravc-.ttl.c calamity hat wh.r • C.c. '.l' Inca, 'run a enn1ci..1A!...% 41' rid.' r.f ..N • Jeti eatn , :. hit mt•frt-r.1%, fearful ot or e• o.ur family phyfician and tirc, - .1 , ..v'- hie r.fir c"ti cc-anrnt it mitt t i'u.:•!aztery for hl.o to re areice." ccty of of trzernen• 1. , 1P (*(e moi' i..in..)4(;in creey. And in recent V..iw-erti at . it :11 c.-...isent gain, danger or diitmfa in the "mei c - .r.s it i, acquits. meat of etcluilve ravel-knee to certain, sand Cpeoly re-dlabMntent. rottAr Jive:4v. r.. t:.is exrwri , nee to thee of either fez wins ! are afilided with any hin.t c.f of ary tymptoms of VEN ..RItAL INFECTION, and in ra eafsi the terms of emus. aeration arc Rated on the (wit interview. Par rn•a M the country arc etp.:46ted to ir:tot *Dv ak vete, sad Ire requested to fpecify their ace and wanner or Near. MARTIN ERZ E, Mnnber of the Royd College 6! Surgeons Ii Lendoe Nose. Anindel•asiM, St•ania nmel'agiple Ear LONDON I Printed and pnbltih.t.d by 1...P1rR7. KT; NT, (et Can. terburr-plAcr, Lan betb), at the STAR Of PICT, N. t, Carel &COL rutAlibtAl an at the STAB. Os tics., Tunpla-Bar