Star. — London, England, 1805-09-19 00:00:00

NAUTIC.II, - INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS 'JAY.—Wind S. W. ♦RR. DU!. An. DM o• i Haniburgh o 2 I GOttenburgh 0 3 • 7)l:Mir. Wactrrord PL NZANC r, 16.—Arrived the Venetian thip Compi. acinza, Capt. RACUSlth . from London, partly laden with fugar, &c. &c. but to take Rh at this port, in order to compleat her loading. when the will fail !trait for Venice.—The Geismar floop of war failed for Falmouth ; and the William, of Fovey, with but ter for Mevaggizzy. Fattanurn, SEPT. t6.—Arrived the Prince Adol phus packet, Capt. firt.t,, with a mail from New York and Halifax, in 22 days from the latter place. Farmer, Gooowiw, from London, and the Calomat armed brig, Lieut. DARZY, with a fleet of viduallers tinder convoy, from Plymouth, for the Channel fleet. —Sailed the Auckland packet, Capt. SCMUYLea, with a mail for Litton and the Errisavotra armed brig, with a fleet of coafters under convoy to die weßward. Wind S. E. TOILBAY. SEPT. 15.—Amvect his Stajefiy's gun brig DAR I NU, Lieutenant ORMAN, from Weymouth; alfo Ms Majeßy's brig Smacks', Captain Petards+, from a cruize. „. SEPT. 16.—Arrived his Majefty's Pik44). Captain Jawrita ix, from a cruize. This evening ftretcbcd well into Torbay his Majeßy's having on board the gallant Lord Nst.soa, from Portfmouth, and with her his Makßy's thip Evatvi.' bus, but the wind veering a few points to the North. ward, they did not come in the Bay, but bore•down Channel under a heavy profs of fail. Remain his Ma. jelly's ibip PLUTO and brigs SARACEN And Manta. WeR. SEP T. I night, after poll, the VICToR T *flan of war, Admiral Lord Natso*, reached clofe into Torbay, in company with tke TatavNl frigate, and the Pturo flop of war. His LordfliP did not bring to, but proceeded to the Welt ward, in company with the frigate. The Nero remains in Torbay, with the brig SAR AC kN. —Wind S. W. PLYMOUTH, StlIT. t7.—Came in the gallitit Eli zabeth and Rebecca, Capt. G. L. Harraitv, from Bilboa, bound to London, laden with wool, detained the 16th infant by the Hero privateer; the brig An na, Captain G. Schroder, from Bilbna for London, laden with wool and liquorice, detained by the Hero privateer t the galliot Paradys, Capt. JAN Wm., se s Loot., from Charante, bound to London, laden with brandy, detained by the COLPOY; of 14 guns t the Eagle, of Greenock, Capt. FSAILLST, from Jamaica, bound to London, laden with rum, fugar, coffee, and logwood, taken by the Span& privateer Prince of Peace, of 22 guns and t3o men, and retaken by the Orpheus, al 32 guns; the French Reap Federation, of Fechamp, from France, laden with naval Rotes, captured by the CoLvors, of :4 gni% which is alto arrived ; and the Hero privateer 11.0112 a -ernize.— This morning the gallant Admiral Lord NaLson:ap. geared off this port in the Vicroty. of Ito goose which was joined from this port by the Ajax and Tutrantale, ett 74 guns each. Arrived the Drie Ge bruins. of Hamburgh. Capt. Haws, from Nantz, bound to Entbden, laden with ochre, detained by the Baty privateer, and fince given up; and the Tartar, Capt. Waretav, from Waterford. Pail-snows-14 St,r. tl3.—Arrived and came into harbour, la Sophie, Capt. ROSINNAGEN t Creep the Brillol Channel. Sailed the PLovaa doop of war, Captain HANCOCK ; the CHUM.? brig, Lieut. Mon -ntsoa, and the hired armed Chip CocitaTatca, Capt. AU, on a cruize.—His Majedy's (hip PATNA VILA r, and Di LIG 111 T (loop, are come into harbour. —Sailed his Majelly's !hips ARAD and Fairovatra, with a fleet under convoy, fur the Coati of Africa.— Wind E. DOTER, Sam 113.—His Majefty's cutter Carrier, tieut. Gems, arrived in the Roads this morning, and fent in here the brig Friends, —, of Sunder land, laden with coals, which &e re-captured on Sun day morning, about ftx o'clock, off Offend, taken the day before, with four other Tenets, between Orford nets and the Galloper, by the PO:4er logger pri vateer, of Boulogne, Jsaplittzar commander, armed with (mall arms, and manned with 41 men, out three days from Dunkirk, and had captured two more vef leis betides the above-mentioned, which were fent for the tuft port they could make. The Frenchmen who were put on board the Collier, on the Carrier's coming up, took to the boat, except one man, who bad vo luntarily remained on board, and who has been exa mined this day, as he lays he bas Tome intelligence to communicate to this Governmera. and that be en t,red on board the privateer at Dunkirk, thinking he might be taken by Come of our cruizers. A convoy i. now going paft from the Downs, bound to the weftward, with a light air from the &twat& DIAL, Ss PT. tB.—Sailed through the Down's, his Najd{ y's Osip Pox POIS z on difcovery ; alfo the Prof. Fero bomb, with the Albion Eafi lndiaman ; Frede rick, M'DONALD, for Africa, and the reft of the out ward-bound under convoy for Portfmoutb. Arrived the OTTER !loop of war from a cruize, and remains in the Downs with the reft of the fhips as per lafi.— Wind S. S. E. Vat .toer , SEPT. tB.—This morning arrived the i.r,vs cutter, and has brought is with her the y, of Whitby, re-captured by the MAIIIIIII gun ie:g, as& wtic making for Dunkirk ; the Betfey was cepturcd by a French lugger privateer, with 6 otben, off the Galloper, all coal lades, wept one, which was from the Eel, with timber t two others brie fine been retaken, and fent for the Downs. Sailed for Harwich, the Aucklaid and Diana paclets. tbe . (hips of war as per laft.—Wind FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Gaivesewn, SEPT. zB.—Palred by the NayOnteld. Fevever; and the Pahnbaunt,Boyon,front Leghnrn ; lnduftry, Clack ; Ge tavia, Collins; and the Vrow Mans, Ringiburn, from Evnbden.— Sailed the Shepherdefs, Wills, for Vlrsinia ; and the II Pouters. Padona, for Venice and Triefte. Ate:ago—At Liverpool, the Beaver, Shand, from Artisan& At Hewfoundland. Royal Edward, —, from Liverpool At Barbadoes, Favourite, Berry, from London. At Grenada, Mary Ann,Rweh. from London. At Antigua, Hero, Dcnt, from Lon don: At Surinam, Patton, Batons from Africa. The following veffels, viz. the Mary Ann, Nichol fon ; Commerce, Clofe ; Henrietta, l'hompfon ; Favottrite, Vollans ; Recovery, Lune ; John and Pathley ; Fortitude, —; Sitters, Hart ley ; Pt incefs Mary, King ; Catherine, Smith ; Hope. Welt ; Rofe, Mansfield ; Sir Sidney Smith, —; London, Atkins, and the Coffee Planter, Edwards, failed from Surinam on the t nth of May, under con voy of the HVAINA frisate, and joined the genera; fleet which failed from rortola for England, on the it of July, under convoy of the I t tusvagoos a nd tosecyra men of war. The Barbadoes frigate, arrived at Portfmouth A felll in with the Lucy, Robertfon, a running Ihip,'„from l Barbisipes, on the 25th Auguft, in long. 33. 18. The and James, Folger, from London to.tpe South Seas, put into Rio Janeiro on the 3oth May, having (prong her formop-mall, and being leaky, but would proceed on her voyage in a few days. The Kiugfton, Swain, from London to the South Seas, was all well it the _Wand of Defolation on the tft of April laft. The Adelphi, Lord - Melville, and Bleffing, A. S. failed with their convoys from Elfroeur the ill init. but were driven back by wefterly winds, and remain ed there on the 3d with the Duke of Kent, A. S. for 111101. The Braddick arrived .h -re with a fleet fat the, 3d inft.—the upward bound fail asfoon as cleared. PASSENGERS BY THE LAST EAST INDIA. FL HEt. Pa a Fume..-Captain T. Harris, Mrs and Mrs Gane and family, Lieutenant W. Parker Mara D. Nidiet and C. Spencer, Mifs C. Montgomery, Mrs Parker, Mrs. Colebrooke and family, Lieu. tenant Burke, MIS E. Laing. Mader A. C. WI/ought Pan Sovr a esoa.-Major J. Duff, Major-General W. N. Caine. ron. Lieutenant C. Swarne, Mrs Fungoid. Mrs and Mifs Came. r on, Mans. N. Charles, J. Ede, J Heywood, T. Twining and [Nielson% Mra C. Edwards and two children. ? ifs Beck. Madera J. and %V. M'lntire; Captain M. Duncan, Mrs A. Burgas and two children, Majors Bruce and Duff. Captain Watt, MIN E. Ander ' fon. and.Mafter J. Hardwick. , Pea WALTHAM s row.-RoSeri Anderfoi ifq.Superintendant of the Matlne, and three children, Major M‘Pherfon, 77th rest. Captain Ansitrfon. zoth Dragoon% Captain Cliff. Mrs- Led Phil lips, Mrs. Morley, Lieutenant Nitholfon, Mrs. Clarke, H. Dan. ' can, Efq. Major Howdelt, Mr. Lufhingt o n, Mr. J. IL Nara, I Monficurs Le Meow, C. Cams, Charpcnter. Tnsffazt, Costar, and Boardais; French . prifoners. PRI SIR WILLIAM BR maL r.-Mre. M. Harris, Mn. M. Pat. terfon and three children, Captain R. Rhode, Captain E. Verde, Mr. A. Kkr, Mailers G. Smith , W. Hutcbinfon, C. Hayes and F. Hunter, and EnEgn Mabew. taut Waxer atscro-Sasnuel Peach and George Sparies,Efqm Sopereargees, train Casa; j. Oliver, Colossi and Mrs. Terms, Mars. A and H. Brook; Mt. J. btrachan, late third mate of the Primers Charlotte. Past MAROON/MSS or EIZTRReHOLL Mrs. S. Clinton, bedlam H. Wilkes, and H. Hall, and two children Meting W. Gordon, J. Hard, A. Medan, and W. Joni, Colonels Clin ton and J. Munro, Lim. Calomel A. Hamilton, Majors H. Hall and J. Phma Captains R; Bi Miugherfoo G. Conftable and A. idoktworth. o,ldlalan, Matte r. C. and J. Ines, W. 11P/Lay and C. laidakm Mttia M. C. and A. Falconer, Mat ters A. Fakoner and and Mont. Pierre Branco; far French palid ner. a ll As. aaaaa a-Mts.A. C. Smith, Capt. J. Kellle and two children. Mn. F. Beeler, Mrs. Gladwin, . Mit. M. A. Sena and Mader Seats, Mr C. Shobrick, Surgeon Buce, his Majesty's 88th regiment, Willoughby Leigh, Efq Capt. Mears, Capt. Gregfun, Lieut. Tyder and Malta J. Seale. Pa a Dowse CASTLI-Mr.W. Butler, Mr J. Wedderfey, Capt. H. Haere, his Majefty's 66th Regiment, M.G. Marback, Rev H. Lewis, Madera Wooden, J. C. Gray, A. W. Gray, and A. P. Gray, Mt sj. Ames, Capt. W. Sanders, Mils A. D. ERerre Monikers Novel, Faure!, Roane, and Dudermainc Pinata, French prifoners of war; and Lieut. G. W. Wallace. Pan LORD Netsossa-Mrs J. J. BIM de IfEtang and; children. Mr and Mrs Jones and family, Mita L.Garclner, Mrs Lloyd and four children, Mrs H. Engel and child, Matters G. L. and H. Poignant, Matters J. Devaynes, A. Greene, E. Branfield. and E. Winds, Miffes M. Lloyd and L. Barnfield, Mr. and Mrs. W. Smith and family, Capt. G. Johaftone„ Major W. C. A1d0.% Mit% S. H. Bagfhaw, Mits and Mader Nay, Mra. E. Wurdfworth, Mits and Maier Terrencau, Major General G. Dear. Mils M. Heathcote, the Hon.Majm-General St. John, Mr. J. Clarke and Mr. A. Moore. Pea Moo acit.--111n. J. Moore, Mr. T. Phillip% Major j. Rowles, Cara's' Faith, Surgeons Andrews and Rogers, Lieutenant j. SuCkby, Endo J. Potter, Mrs. and Mita Andrews, Mai C. Hunter, Matter R. - Frith, Mrs. E Cotton and fon,fmns St. Helena. PIZ LOUD Carr. mot rscn.—.-Mr. J. Robertfon Hif, 74th Re giment, Mrs. Robortfon and Child, Ntr. and Mrs. Novren, Mrs. Pattie, Mrs E. Pattie, Captain H. Balfour, Captains Ritfo and A. M•Donald, his Majcity's 76th regiment, Lieutenant T. Fulton, his Majcity's 78th Regiment, Mr. Becher, Mrs. and Miffes Ric ketts, Mr. R. Phnith Matters C.WRion, J.Feltow,N and C. Boyes, T. Karnali, T. Becher, and F. Rock. Miffs C. Crakatt, B. Cow. ard, and Mifa Henry, Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Shaw. • Put AszA. J. Charnier,Efq. J. Mitford, Captain D. of his Mayfly's 33d Regiment, Major R. Shaw, Captains Heatl and and Hawes, Lady E. Riehardfon, Mifs and two Matter Richard. Ibis, Mr. and Mrs. Goklingharn and Family, Mrs. Marriott, Mifs and Matter Patterfon, Matters Reynolds, M. White, W. and A. Fullerton, A R. and P. Taylor, R. St. Leger, Macs White and St. Lego, and Mrs. Hendry. Pae Dinette'sTaa.—Sir John Strange, Chief Juliet of Ma dras ; H. Campton, Bfq. Captain P. Heywood, Royal Nan: Cap min Horfburgh and Mr. D. Davicifon. P an LADY JAN I DONDAS.MY. J. Cotton, G. IVPLeod,Efq. Ma or G. Oufely, Mr. J. C. C. Plowden, Mr. R. Fleming, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Arbuthnot and Clilld, Mrs. Udny and Son, Miff., Men, Mackay, Buchanan, Dick, and Purvis, Mar. ten Lorrique, Ravenfliaw,Tindall, Lieutenant Pogfon, Mont A. Mr. A. Aberdeen, Quartermalter Davis and Faintly, of rio ll i a rjelty's Stb Dragoons. Pall EIPARIMINT.•eiptain Campliell;Coionel Murray, 84th mg. who commanded the army in the Gunn% Majors J. Nicol, eth reg. (Aid de Camp to the Commander in Chief, Bombay) Howden, Gordon, and Kennet ; Capt. 1.. Either ; Licut. J. Salter; Moo&urs E. Smiley, A. and Laree, Michael &num, French pri. inners; Dr. Wilkins, ysth reg.; Mr E. Shaw, M r A. R o bi n f ou , Mrs A. Kent. and Mr Staunton. Pea LADY By act km. Col. J. Powell, MeffrsJ.T.Brnwn, H. Grant, A. Campbell D. Le n a nd ; Mr J. Lovett died at fea, oth June, dJ os ; Lieut. . Wyatt. Mr J. C. Thom • Millrefes J. Scott, Powell, and Clarke ; Molter Brows, Mifs leobertfon , and two Mifs Hayes. Pea BENGAL—Mrs Boddam and child, Mils Burrington. Mr and MnCarden and children, Mils Thomas, Mrs Deane and child, Henry and J. St rarley,Efqrs. J. ftyley, Era. Lieuts. Blake, Hunter, and Cartwright, Enbgn T. Willon, Miles J. Byers and Patch, waft e rs Patch, Ras/Rorie, Howard, Robinfou ! and Forreft. rift EARL STNI Nest:l—Major General J. Bannatyne, Lieut. CoL Soden, loaner Mailer General, Major et. Price, Judge A vocatc, Capt. h. Moore, Storekeeper, and Lady, W. Simeon, W. Harvey, W .Doddefwell, and E. Popham, Efqrs. Linn. Moffett, loth reg. Lieut. Killhaw, 77th reg. Mr Morrifon, Mr Robins, Mrs and Mifs He 0112.11/, Mrs Moor and two children, Mr Woo. Harvey, Civil Service ; Meffrs DowdfwoU and Topham. Barrifters Mailers T. Bayley, J. and H. Landwilli, J. Kennedy, W. Clark, J. Drummond, and Mils E. Drummond. Pia Tuswca, from St. Helena—Mrs Patrons and child, P Wet, Efq. G. H. Beilatret, Efq. Mr Torbctt and foo,, Mr Alex ander, jun. )torAL Peitar. • • WlTWeWrie, Seer. 57. Yeknit% after dinner, the Kt ea, the Panetta, and ilea Royal Dukes, walk ed on the Efplanade. They were accompanied by the Earls of Wiacnazaaa and Ca arraartezn, Lori Haeaosvar, Coontefs of CaeseaanaLD, Lady But, audit, &c. &c. The ElPhinade was very mush crowded. At fovea o'cloelt the Royal Family went to the Theatre. This mousing, before (even o'clock, his WIAJSITY Was on huriebatk, rind returned a quarter before nine. After breakfall be. went on board the yacht. Every rad that could be procured was engaged. Such numbers went that the town appeared quite thinned. They feu fail with a charming breeze, and the day was remarkably fine. Yeßerdaythe Pa.rtugnefe Ambatador arrived here, and in a Sort time after !tithed the Duke of Sussaz, who, we are foggy to fay, is confined to his honfe, being ilightly indifisofed., „ On Tuefdaj evening laft the Marehionefs of SA• Ltssuite entertained the whole of her Tenantry, her Servanti,,and the neighbouring Farmers about Hat field,* ,a Ball and Supper, in honour of the Mar. quiets Airth.day, which was kept the day before by the RObility'at Hatfield. The • The Drithefs of G concurs& genernufly ordered the whole of the valuable mufical inftruments, books, &c. 'belonging to the excellent band formerly at Glriuceifet-houfe, to be divided among the muficians; lo that every perton who' belongs to the band had the mufical inftruments they played upon, which had been colle&ing for nearly thirty years. The prefents to each of the band were, at leaft, valued at too guineas. THEATRE, COVERT dm:atm.—Milk Tvava made her firft curtfey at this Theatre laft night, aslascy, in the farce of The Review, in which the was very fa vourably received. Mit's &saxs was the fubftitute, itzterim, for Mifs Davi Es, in Plias liihiothores, and in Sophia IVogelltiew, in the comedy of the Mime 1 Bargaies. Mr. MUDls's family, in going lately from Chelten ham to Liverpool, were unfortunately overturned, aboui .our miles bons Worceller. Mrs. Mums is the only orie hart; but the accident is likely to ter. minim triouily for the intereft of Mill Mums (the Young Fhienomenoti): Her mother's fituation ex cites the Ilinigeft apprebention for her recovery ; and the child's age&ion keeping pace with the danger of the parent, renders it more than probable that the will not be able to fulfill ant engagenient previmitly to her perforMance at Liverpool ; and, &mild the be difabled by family eirtnerflances, from completing her contrad with the Managers of that town, the forfeiture is fo exceffive that zt would require half of her Suniiner's earnings to fecure her friends from litigation. ictterday a Court of Direaors was held at the EaCI India liOisfe, which a.ljoutned at Sit o'clock, till Tuefday next. Yefterday being Licenfing Day, there was no bon nets done at Hicks's Hall, but that of hearing com plaints againfl, or granting licentes to a number of ViEluallers. Several new licences were granted in the Fin!bury DiArUt, and very few refuted. A poor man. named Wilton, died on Friday in St. Thomas's Hofpital, of the wounds he received from an over driven oz, on Thurfday laft, near Lon don Bridge. On Saturday afternoon an inquifition was taken on the body, and the Jury found a verdia of—Died by the goring of an oz. By this verdie, a deodand will have to be paid by the owner. This is the fecond perfon that has died of injnries from this buff : a woman in the fame hofpital is declared to be mortally wounded, and a boy cliffs in great agony in Guy's Hotpital, all injured by the fame animal. A violent hurricane was a few days ago felt at Bradeflon. Several men at work in a barn belong ing to Mr. Kitton, obferving the walls yielding to the force of the wind, immediately fought for fafety in the yard, where binns, troughs, and ltraw, were flying in the air. Two afh trees were torn up ; the one appeared to he quite turned round, and the other was fplintered into a number of pieces. At Rock land, a whirlwind carried a boat, lying on the ground, to a dinance of near lo yards; and another boat, of a large fine, afloat in the Broad, was forced by it out of the water a confiderable way on (bore.— A young man at work in one of the inclofures was lifted by its force off his feet, to a height of two or three yards from the ground, but fortunately be fuf. tained no injury. No krions accident happened. Friday fe'nnight there was the heavieft (bower of rain at Ipfwich, for about an hour, ever remembered by the ()Idea inhabitant. In the parifbes of Sr. Mary Elms, St. Peter, St. Stoke, St. Clement, and the Key, the water was two and three feet deep, and op polite the Cow-and-Gate, four feet. The water poured down in fetch torrents from the Barrack finks, that boats might have been navigated from St. Helen's to the Common Spy. The quantity of foil carried down was prodigious; it flopped up all the grates of the common fewers, which in a great 'Di-afore occa fioned the inundation at the lower parts of the town. HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY, DOCTORS COMMONS. Yellerday the Right Hnn. Sir W. Scorr proceeded to the adjudication of the following detained (hips and cargoes : Johanna Adrians, Poort molter—This vefrel, under Mambos' colours, laden with a cargo of copper and bides, was captured by the private (hip of war Diana, Robert White, Commander, and brought to Portland Roads. Ship reftored, together with private adventures, and further proof *Heeded as to the property of the cargo. referving the queflion of freight andexpences. Andorinba, Da Crux mafter.—This Portuguefe fhip. with a cargo of fugar and other merchandise, was captured by the pri vate alp of war Hero, Aaron Groub Blewett, Commander, and brought to Plymouth Further proof was directed in this cafe with refped to the fit*. Maria, jaekkoo mafter— , This veffel, under American colours, with a cargo of fugue, tobacco, and various other merchandise, ou a voyage from Providence in America, to Amfterdam, was captu red by his Majefty's gun brig Furious, Stephen Alston Wright, Commander, and brought to Dover. Part of the cargo and pri vate adventures rettored ; the other part directed to further proof; and the quellion in rerped to the Sip 2N:reeved. Jorge Pieter, Reins matter-114s vedel, under Pruflian co lours, with a cargo of wine and brandy. from Houtdeaux to Emb.- deo. was captured by the privtte flap of war Lord Helton, W. Croutc, Commander, and brought to Plymouth -.Ship and car go condemned; matter's private adventure reamed. Stack Norden. Anker matter.—Ship rellored, and permifilon given to amend the claim with wiped to the cargo. Scho nee Sophia, Aram maker... Further proof directed as to the property Stadt Berlin, Prins ntafter—Ship sad cargo reftored,with freight and espeaces,on the payment of the captors orates. EDMONTON 8741TUTIL This Fair, which began on Saturday halo clot on Tuefday night, , or lather Wednefday m ,rning• The %infants' who had beeti hired at the Stattite; paired with their mailers or mantra to their re: fgpettive doties—the Lions and Tygers commenced a fief* peregrination+the Booths were packed up— the Players (trusted no more—the Steward of the Court of Piedpoudre broke his rod, and thonfands and tens of thoufands of idle perfons returned to dick proper occupations. Cover. os 2.--The aloft material bof - se& that occupied the attention of the Court was a prefentment by the Homage, not made upon any regular complaint, but, vitiate oftei, upon infonna, lion privately received. Ihe'prefentarent was read aloud by the Steward's Clerk, and, al well as we could coilea, it was to this etre& r—sa At this Conte of Piedpoudie, held by Statute in and for the Fair of Edmonton, and the precinfts thereof, in the County of Middlcfex, on Saturday, the 14th of Sep • tember, in the year of our Lord 1805, and in the 46th year of the reign of King George 111 and eon• tinued by adjournment till the yth day of the fame month, the Homage, upon their oaths, prefent ' that one Ann Scarfdale, lat e o f t h e parifh of St. Ann, Soho, widow, not having the fear of Goo before her eyes, but being moved and inaigated by the Devil, did, on the 16th of the raid month of September, in defiance of the laws of religion and morality, and in breach of the exprefs provifions of this aerate or fair, appear in the ufoal place appointed for the hiring of femalelervants, and then and there, falfely pretend ing that the was in want of a fervant for her lawful houfeholdoicafions, did attempt to hire one Eliza beth Beailey, of the age of 16 years, and did ac cordingly profefs to hire her as fuch fervent as afore' faid, at the rate of eight guineas by the year, paying her as carnal for fuch fervice, the rum of half a guinea; and the Homage further prefent, that, by certain information, it appears to them that the faid Ann Scarfdale is the keeper of a honk of ill fame is or near a certain beet called tifle.llreet, Leiceller fields, or elfewbere in that neighbourhood, and that in hiring the faid Elizabeth Beazley at her pretended fervant, the had no intention of engaging her in it lawful and indufirious ferric.; but, oa the contrary, meant to decoy her for the purpofe of defraying her innocence, and, for the fake of her own private Were, to inveigle her into a finful courfe of life, and to bring her to shame and ruin, to the great difpleafore of Heaven, to the (caudal of the FAIT, and the laws thereof, to the evil example of others, and in con tempt of. the regulations of the Statute, and againtt the peace of our Lord the King, his crown and dig. nity.' —Upon this prefer.tment Mrs. Scarfdale , was thrice fummoned to appear, but did not come for. ward. A confiable was fent in feareh of her-Aa brought her in the courfe of five minutes, and Eli zabeth Beazley with her. The prefentment was again read in her pretence, and Ste was pat to plead to it. She admitted the had hired the girl, and faid the meant to take her home as her ordinary (errant; but the wholly denied that her character and occupation were as fa forth in the prefentment. A young man appeared, and depofed in the prefence of the Cou rt,that Mrs. Scarfdale was of the defcription aUedged in the prefentment. He ecrnfeffed with regret he bad beets frequently at het houfe, but he rejoiced that his etrorq had been, in this inliance, the means of faving an inexperienced and virtuous girl from the fate which too many others had Met with. The fee appeared quite Clear, and the delinquent was convicted. She was fentenced to be drawn through the fair in a cart, with an infcription over her, defcribing her offence; after which the was ordered to be conveyed the die= ante of one mile out of the town by the proper Peace Officers.—This fentence was carried into immediate execution, to the great delight of every one who wit netfed fo Angular an ail of juftice. A countryman, on a trial refpating the right of a filhery, at the fall Lancatler Affizes, was crofs-exa mined by Serjeant Coca's, who among many other quellions, Aced the witnefs, " Dots thou love jib ? " Tea," fags the poor fellow, with a look of native :implicit', " out I dams Me Cockle fauce with it."— A roar of laughter followed, in whch the Serjeant joined with his ufual good humour. The well known opulence of the Ealt Indies, leads many people away with the idea, that it is only ne cetfary to make a voyage to that dillant climate in order to realize a princely fortune, but this is a mif taken notion, and we will venture to Air; that very few of the honell fellows who man the fleet jut arrived, have come home much richer than they went out; they have, however, returned at a molt fortunate time to purchafe a chance of pining ao,oool. in the rich Lottery to begin Drawing this Month, which has the power of bellowing fonts that may vie with the gains of the moll fuccefsful Atlatic fpeculations. While the attention of all Europe was diredled to the immenfe preparations of Bonaparte for the in refit:in of this country, our brave countrymen viewed the formidable armada with the greatell contempt ; not fo with the enfuing campaign now about to com mence, vii. on Monday the Both silt : we allude to the dravring of the incomparable rich Blank and Prize Lottery, polleffing an unprecedented number of Capital Prizes, and every Blank for the firll three days will be entitled to tol.—an advantage that may in tome meafure, account for the very great demand both of Tickets and Shares, which are on fate, at the lowell prices, in all the varied thoufands, from No. 1, to zc,ooo, at the old and truly fortunate Licenfed State Lottery Office of J. JOHNSON and Co. No. 3, Pope's Head-alley, Cornhill, London. Patrossessinx. The celebrated phyllognennifl Lavater, has declared that no part of the face tends fo much to convey a pleating prepoffeffion, in favour of any one, as the appearance of a fet of regular and beautifully white teeth, as it imports the idea of open• nef, of charaster, and gives a confidence in the per fon that poffiffes them. 13urxia's Rellorative Tooth Powder Hands unrivalled in its excellence for this put.- pofe. It is a certain preventative againti tooth ache. and eradicates the fcurvy and its caufes, viz foul nets and tponginefs of gums. and it gives to th: mouth every appearance of health and beauty, mak ing the teeth pearly white, and the lips and gems to airtime a delicate red or vermillion colour. It may be had of moll Medicine Venders and Perfumers _la every town, in Dozes, at a:. 9d. each.