Star. — London, England, 1805-07-26 00:00:00

NAU7IC 41, IN'TFLLIGEXC E. .—Wind Welt. MAILS THTS DAY, ARE. DUE. rublitt Waterford Ltibon MIR. DUD. 2 0 I Hamburgh 0 s s o Gottenburgh o r r C I CoRK, JULY rg.—This morning his Male fhip Ills, Captain Nam arrived in our harbour from a cruize, and failed again. Several of the tranfports at Cove have changed their anchorage higher up the r i v er, near Hawlbowling Ifland, for the purpofe of difembarking the troops with convenience occalionally. There is nothing in the prefent arrangements which indicate the fpeedy departure of the troops under the command of Sir EYRE Coors. PENZANCE, JULY s 3. — The Gondar Hoop of war, Capt. BASS, and the Refolotion ezeife cutter, Capt. A . TONBRAIN , are put in from a ernize, and remain. All this day it has blown a fmart gale at about N. W. TORBAY, JULY 24.—Put in here by contrary wind, the fhip William Pitt, Captain Boyer, from London, b iiind to New South Wales; and the NEMESIS fri gate, Captain SOMMERVILLe, from a cruize : alto brought in by the Lord Nelfon privateer, the galliot Vrow Margaretta, —, from Bourdeaut, laden with vine, for Amfterdam. Wind W. S. W. FALMOUTH, JULY 23.—Arrived the Atherican brig Rover, WAITE, (torn Norfolk, with tobacco, for orders, in 32 days, but brings no news whatever.— Appeared off this harbour, and proceeded on for Amfierdam, the American Ihip William, HALL, from Bolton, with tobacco ; no news.—Sailed the Danifh (hip FAMA, HANS TIMSEN, for London, with wine, laft from Sitges. ; the Dania* galliot Ann Elizabeth, J. LOBERS, for Guerafey, with brandy. The ARABELLA packet, with the mails of May, for the Leeward Iflands, is reported to be captured. PLYMOUTH, JULY 24.—Arrived the Bellifarius' American brig, Cape; Hot.mrs, from New York, bound to Bourdeaux, detained by the STAUNCH gun brig.—Sailed his Majefty's (hips Got.tan and Da rtscs, of 7¢ guns each, to join the Channel Fleet. Poarsmovrn, JULY 25. --Arrived la TROMPLUEI (loop of war from the Coall of Africa. The Freedom and Glory transports are ordered for Plymouth.z— Linters recently received from our fquadron off Brett Rate, that the in(hore fquadron are moored fo clofe to the batteries, that they are within the range of their (hots, but they never fire on them. Watch is lept that they may cut and run out, should any fur priie be attempted . . Within fide of the frigates a cutter and a gun brig are conflantly cruizing. The fervice is extremely hazardous, but it forms a !hilt tag contraft with the mode of warfare purfued by our enemy. Arrived the ENCOUNTER gun veil from a cruize.—Wind N. W. DEAL, Jut.r 25 —Arrived the CHAMIION frigate and I'UTILE {loop of v.-ar, from a cruize, and re main in the Downs with the {hips as per laft. The ZEPhYR !loop of war has made a rival for a convoy to the Weaward, and feveral outward-bound veffela are under fail.—Wind W. N. W. Awn HER LET:Ex.—This infant, Telegraphic In telligence has announced the arrival of the home ward bound Eaff India Fleet, off the Ilk of Wight. The DTSCOVExy bcrnb failed yellerday morning on a cruize.—Remain in the Downs the Utrecht, Edgar, St. Albqn's, Trufly, Champion, and Antelope men of war, with a large fleet of gun brigs, bombs, tranf ports, cutters, &c.—Wind blowing prong at S.S.W. detains the Calais and Boulogne fquadrons in the Downs. Yet:mount, Jut.v 25.—Sailed the Funs frigate to the Northward, on a cruize ; and the INSPECTOR hoop of war, with live flock and vegetables for . the fleet off the Teach The Ronsucx has hoified fignal for a convoy to the Baltic. The chips here are the Roebuck, Morale, and Cruiser limps of war ) and Ann armed brig.—Wind N. W. KINGSTON ( JAMAICA), JUNI 14. —On Sunday lag eight or nine leagues to the eallward of Cape Maize, the Lark, which carried fax guns and 15 men, en gaged and beat off a French privateer. The fol lowing particulars are extraded from her log book : u Sunday, tune 9 " At five A. M. difcovered a fmall fail bearing from us N. W. with her larboard tacks on board, which proved to be an American trader. At twenty minutes patt fix faw another fail to the S. W. wear ing every appearance of an enemy, by her crowding fail, and bearing right down on us ; at eight the hauled her wind, as 1 fuppofed, in order to reconnoitre us, and clear for anion ; at twenty minutes pall eight The bore up, and Rood for our weather quarter; at nine the fired a gun, and hoilled French colotirs at her main peak, fhe then being about two miles clif ince from us ; from that period till half pall nine The kept edging down upon us under a prefs of fail a: twcr'y minutes pat} nine I hauled my courfes up, I: . d prepared for battle, the enemy keeping up a con. flint fire during the latter period. Finding flue in t,:nded to keep on my quarter, I ordered the main top til to the mall, and, before fhe was aware of this manoeuvre, I got her •onspletely under the bearing of mT guns, at which period the aeon commenced with a Ipirited and well directed fire on both fides, and Continued, with great warmth, for an hour and 28 minute:, when tae wind falling lig h t, and the enemy getting d o ter to us. our langridge and grape began to tel upon her to (tune purpofe ; flat immediately haul ed clnfe upon a wind, and got nut 17 fweeps of a fide to pull el.:a7 cm its, which fhe effeZted under a galling fire from our guns. She proved to be a fchonner of amazing length, with black fides, and a dirty looking (freak in the middle of the black, a lead co. !wired bottttm, and carrying t o o very blackillhlooking gaff top ;'wile. She mounted feveral guns of different calibres, Out in particular, two t 8 pounders, which -t Mot at hall half a mile to leeward of ws. It • • was iropnilible to count her men...they flood to thick and crowded on her decks ; the bad, at the loweft calculation, not lets than too.". The privateer, about an hour aftewards, took pof fefGon of an American fchooner, fappofed to be bound to this Mond. Ltno, JULY I 2.—Yefterday morning, abort one A. M. the Pt uffian galliot Earl Auguft, Pups joi• cmist Wee; Nam MEDIAIt, of Stettin, from Liverpool to Tonningen, was Branded a few Wes weft of Dungenefs Point. Her cargo, confiaing of fagai, cotton, coffee, indigo, and cocoa, will be nearly all Paved ; hut it is feared the veffel cannot be got off; fortunately no lives were loft. CHATHAM, JULY 26.—Tuefday arrived two new (loops of war, to be fitted for his Majefly's Service, the I stoGsmt built at Ipfwich, and the Kira at Brick. lefea : they are two fine vetfels.—The STARLING and Sits:mous gun-brigs have arrived at our Dock Yard, and are to he fitted with all pot ble difpatch. —The EDGAR, of 7+ guns, goes out of dock this day, and is to be immediately fitted as Lord KtITH'S fl ig Slip; the will be ready for failing to the Downs in a fortnight or three weeks.—lt is not yet deter mined when the beautiful frigate, called the Rtsts- TAuct, built by Mt. Rofs, of Rochefler, wilt be launched. She ii completely ready, and has been fo for Tome time paft. Tburfday the HIND came into Dock to be toppered. • • MOM LLOYD'S LIST. Giavr'srtin, JULY as. —Paged by the William, Tried, tom Gibraltar; Henigen, Dirk s, from Leghorn; Lady Kenmere, &filth, from. Cork ; Union, Dean, from Dantzie; Blanchard, Booth; Almeria, Brooks, and the Naiad, Moon, from Petedburg. Sailed the Eagle, Dillon, for Belfaß ; Aurora, Simmons, for Dublin Hawketbury.Watfon, for Gibraltar; Henry, Lel*, and the Olive Branch, Ford, for Jamaica. ARRIVED —At Cowes, Sophronia, Brundell, from New York -At Londonderry, Fame, Thompfon, from New York—At Li verpool, Warren, front New York; Fair American, Hard ing, from New Orleans ; Ellis, Roach, from Surinam; Louidana, Wardell, from Baltimore; Charlotte, Witt, from Dantzic ; Wil liam, Rockwell; and Wareham, Bunker, from Savannah—ln the Clyde, Margaret, Handy, from Quebec—At Quebec, Eddyttone, Sarman; Adeona, from London; Peggy, from Li verpool; Prefident, Matfon; Dorchefter, Brown ; C'ebee, &at ria, from Labrador—At Bolton, Refoorce, trom Liver pool—At Savannah, Tippoo Saib, from Liverpool—At Su titian!, Lord Rodney, Ca riille t and Adventure, from Afri ca ; Cofmopolite. —; Sally, Pearfon ; and Rofma, M•Kinlay, from London. The Clyde, KiHoek, from St. Thomas's, for Liverpool, was captured on the 9th of June, by the Matilda French privateer, of a guns, and 120 men. The Golden Grove, and the brig Ceres, —, from are captured by, a Spud& privateer, carried into Florida, and con• demned. Four French privateers, viz. one brig, two fchooners, and one (Wog, were cruiziog otrChariefton Dar, on the 26th The URANIE frigate, and the flat which failed from Pottlmouth in April, are fafe arrived at Q2ebec. The following Letter, refpeeting the convoy to the Weft Indies, has been tranfrnit:ed by the Secretary of the Admiralty to G. Hinasar,.Efq. " ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JULY 22. " Sir—Having laid heroic my Lords Commitfioners of the Ad mltalty your Letter of the aotkinftant,reprefenting that there are twenty-three veffds now in the River, on the point of proceeding to Spithead to join the Weft India convoy, and repeating the re queit of the WeR India merchants, that the convoy may be or dered to call at hiaddra " I am commanded by their Lordibips to acquaint you, that the convoy will lw drained until the arriv4 of the veffels you mended ; and that orders have already been given for its calling at Madeira. I am, Sir, yours, (Signed) WM. IiAIISDIN. * Captain TIDY is appointed to the command of the Di Ltioarca (loop of war at Deal. Captain GAGS is appointed to the command of the THETIS frigate. Promotions in the Chatham Divilion of . Royal Marines.—Lieut. Colonel pummel , . fucceeds to the vacancy occafioned by the death.of Colonel TRW.. LOPE p Major Cam paILL fucceeds Colonel BERRLIIII and 1115BOt fucceeds to Major CAMPBELL'S Company. HIGNI COURT OF Aosttaavrir.—Yeiterday the Right Hon. Sir W. Scorr proceeded to the adjudi cation of the following cafes : Vrow Petronelja. Klan matter—This Odp, Wen with a cargo of various nserchaodizr, wu captured by his Majeßy's hoop Sa racen. W. Beauchamp, Bfq. commander, and brought to Pont. month. Further proof was &traded In this cafe, al to the property. Hoopes& Zeeman, Bakker matter...-Freight and expand de creed. Flora, Kirin maßer...—This wu a claim fora quantity of Spa. Milt wool. Property rePored. Thetis, Sunditrurn mater.--Frelght and expeneet decreed. Andalufia, Don de Loge maftcr.—Goods reßored as ciainsed. Eieonora Charlotte, Zink mtfter.—Cargo raitored with freight and expcnces. Gorechtikert Harmony wafer.—Ship and cargo teltored. Vrow Elizabeth, Schniarge mairer.—:ln this Cafe the cAptort r,olecntcd to rtitituticni. Wedncfday another divilion of prifoners, 250, were landed on the floating bridge at Chatham, and the fame number of Guards crolfed the River with as much facility as on Monday. Monday was married by (pedal licence, at Loftus: l hill, near Dublin, Sir E. B. LITTLINAL23, Bart. to the Right Hon. Lady E. FITZOIRALD, daughter of his Grace the late Duke of La isyrsa. Yellerda.y was married at Chrift Church, T. H. SHIPPARD, Efq. of Stonehoufe,Glouceflerflaire, to Mils SHEPPARD, of Promt. On Saturday the 13th innant, were depofited in the family vault at Arnold, near Nottingham, the remains of PARKER BERBSFORD, Efq. who died at the Hotwells, near Briflol, in the 23d year of his age.— He was a Gentleman who was defervedly elleemed by numerous ffiends, and whole lofs will long be re gretted ! Tuefclay was played at Cheltenham, a grand match at Cricket, between Brigadier General CLAVER IRO, ;qr. SMELT, and Mr. Main, with eight Noblemen And Gentlemen ; and the Rev. Mr. POULTIIIt, Mr. WELcH, and Mr. Witt-coati, with the fame num ber : won by the latter party by 59 runs. The match was honoured with the attendance of all the beauty and fathion of the place. At a Court of Oyer and Tcrminer, held at the City Hall of the City of New York, on the isth of June lA, a Frenchman named Louie Bard Le Blanc, was tried and found guilty of forging Notes of the Bank of the United States. A Philadelphia paper affirms " that the Prifoner profeffed himfelf to be a near rela• tien, 6fi r ft Cotgin we believe) to his Imperial Majelty " NaroLaoa i Emperor of the French ; and that he " had rernimtiratird in a Letter to one of the Magill " trees agaibil the jurifdiaion of the Court ; Area " ening, at the fame time, to appeal for redryi to the a i pion and ningnahitaity of hie it ujlriour relaion 1" CAMP, RPS6M DOWNS, JUL?' 24. ...The following is a n ac c ou nt o f t h e ceremony o f eiefting a monument on Epfom Downs, in compli ment to the Loyal Southwark Volunteers. At nine o'clock in the morning, the regiment muttered on parode, confining of 420 rank and file, with their band in full uniform, and at ten o'clock proceeded front thence to Epfoni ToWn; where they were met by a_ raft concourfe of the &II rank and faihion.— Here they received the mark of honour, which was conveyed to their parade in a cart drasin by beautiful horfes. The fallowing infcriptions are engraved on the fodr fides of the monument, viz.— IR. The firft Volunteer Regiment of the London DiArid en.; tamped on permanent duty, dfedive ftrength in camp 4112. ad. To commemorate the Encampment of the Loyal Southwark Regiment with Sharp Shooters attache& John Akock, Efq. Lieut. Col. Commandant, from 13th to ayth July iodufive. 3d. Enrolled in Defence of our King and Country. 4th. Alto to perpetuate the memory of their attachment to the Lieut. Col. Commandant, for his manly and perfevesing zeal i n the remelt and unremitting attention to the honour of the Re giment. The Camp continues to be viiited by numbers of beauty and fabion, and this evening . Li e ut. Col o n e l Davis gives a fete to the whole Regiment. GIORGI Thirter, Efq. is jug arri ved, , and we expedt the other Reprefentative H. THORNTON. Efq. Irafteraay afternoon the St. James's and the Miry la-bonne Volunteers were reviewed by Lord Bangui* in Hyde Park. They went through a variety of ma , ncenvres in a very correEt and foldier-like tlyle, and the firing wet excellent. The Corps were very highly Complimented b.; Lord BeaSURY for their Readinefs in marching in line, Yeflerday the Loyal Southwark Volunteers were reviewed on their encampment on Epfom Downs, and this day they marched off the ground on their return to town. Yenerday the WeßtninfterVolanteera had a grand field•day in Hyde Park. A trial of fkill yefterday took place at Montpellier Gardens, between the Artillery Yagers and the IR Surrey Riflemen; when, after a number of excellent shots, the former proved to be the belt niarkfmen. At eight o'clock yellerdav morning the Fourth Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers affembled on their parade ground, from whence they marched to Paul's Wharf, Dottor's Commons, and were em barked on board the River Fencibles' boats, under the command of Commodore Lucas. They pro. ceedcd in the following order:—the Commodore, with four barges. armed with heavy cannon; two barges armed en /lute; and ten barges, on board of which were the Fourth Regiment. The Commodore took the lead, and abreaft Nine Elms fuppofed an enemy to appear ; he attacked them with the two boats, armed enifute, and having fuzceeded in beating them off, paired the troops under his calm. mand in feet): Until their arrival at Putney-bridge, Commodore Luca% continued to keep aloof, and oc cafionally was firing at a fuppofed enemy hid to an n - oy the Rpgiment under his command. Their land ing being effected, the Regiment formed, and, with. out delay, proceeded to Wimbledon Common. On their arrival, an enemy was fuppofed to be formed to oppofe them ; they immediately entered the woody part of the Heath, and advanced, driving every thing before them, until they reached the very extremity of the Common, where, from the thick nnderwood, they became very much divided. Hollilities here ceded, and the attacking party were declared victors. What refrefhment the Gentlemen of the 4.th Re. giment of Loyal London had taken with them, they were now permitted to enjoy, and in the evening they marched down to Putney, where they were again embarked on board the boats, and without further mancenvres, proceeded to Paul's Wharf, where they were difembarked about eight o'clock. The following is a copy of the Circular Letter ad dreffed to the Prince of Wales's Corps, containing his Royal Highnefs's expreflion of his approbation of their appearance and conduit at the late review : Cleveland Row, July so, sky. His Royal Hkhisefs the Prince of Wales has defined me to af fare the Corps of his entire approbation of their appearance. MU, and attention, at the Review on Thurfday bit. His Royal High nefs was much pleated with the marching in line, and particularly exprelied his fetish/Mon e fume of the manoeuvres, which he was pleated to fay were executed in a corm& and foldier-like manner. I beg leave to add my fincere thanks to the Corps for thelrready attendance on fo flattering and honourable an °cation. I am, Sr, your obedient humble Servant. MILES PETER ANDREWS, Lieut. Col. Com. Wednefday there was a _review on one of the Beacon Hills, behind Brighton barracks, of the 6th regiment Rationed there, and four regiments of Dragoons from Lewes, comma .kd by Colonel DoaovaN, Generals HUGONT. HaacouaT, and Jomurron, and fereral of the Officers of the 6th Inni(killen and the Glou cefter militia, and about fifty gentlemen were prefent. the troops went through the fword el:et-cite, and the other manceuvres, with the greateft corrednefs and promptitude. ISArit Vostrwratas.—On Friday lag eleven Silver Cups, the gift of Jour: PALPIEN, Efq. Reprefenta tire in Parliament for Bath, to the Regiment of Bath Volunteers, were (hot for on Claverton Down, and adjudged as follow : Wm. Needs, Ride Company William Pitt, sth Company Edw. Hammy, Grenadier Com. William Newman, 6th Corn. Serjeant Wilcock 8, sit Corn. Chriflopher Heath. ith Com. George Gunning, ad Corn. Henry Mitchell, Bth Com. Edward Phripp, 3d Com. William Smart, Light Com. William Hill, 4th Com. The following fecond-bett (hots received two gni• neat each, prefented by James LONG, Efq. of Gay- Oreet Thos. Field, Rifle Company Henry Guy, stb Company Seaton Hathwell, Grenadier C. Jofeph Gibbs, 6th Com. Corporal Ward, Ift Com. -- Norris. 7th Com. Serjeant Hob'on,_ad Coin. &leant Whitley, Bth Com. John Head, 3d C om . John Collins, Light Com. Stephen WiWam, , 4th Can The Cups, which are very handfome, have the following ia fcr ;pi ion "This Cup, prefented by Jona Passive, Efq. to excite and reward by his liberality the attention of the Bath Volunteers, was won by by the belt tingle Phut at the target, on Cla verton Down, July 19, 1305." The Katy Regiment, at prefent quartered in Wa terford, have received the route, and are, we hear, to march for the Liirragh. They are to be replaced by the North Mayo militia, now quartered in Clots mel, the Grit divifion of which marches from that tqwn on Tutichty next. The Monaghan regiment, , at Indent in Cafbel, is to replace the North Mayo. i CE. PRESTON RACES. JULY tB. Fifty Pounds for all Ages Four-mik heats. Mr. tonfdale's b. e. Sir Charles, 4 yrs - - I I Mr. Harris b. c. by Hammer, 4 Yrs - . 2 dr Ten to one on the winner.: The Fifty Pounds for all ages, three miles, was sot run for. WINCHESTER. Wednefday the 17th, Sol. given by the Earl of Derby. Mr. Lonfdak's b. c. Sir Charles - - - I t J. Clifton, Efq. b. e. Coriolanus - -- 2 2 MY. Robinfon's ch. f. by Abbe Thule - ' 3 3 Thtuiday, the IRO, fix Horfes Ratted for the Ladles Plate of 501. and came in as under: , Mr. Day's Principle - - - 2 I I Mr. Sut.on's Bctfey • - • a 4 1: Mr. Ladbrokes eh. c. • - 3 3 3 Mr. Sadler's Peregrine Pickle • . 5a 4 Mr Fengley's Starling . - • 4 S S Mr. Bigg's Margaretta . - - • 6 6 6 The Hunter's soL was woe by Mr. Essiy's br. All the three Races *on eafy. The Men.bas so/ for all ages, Mr. Lonfhle's Sir Charles . - . t I Mr. Harris's b. c. by . Hammer, 4 yr. - ' - ait ROYAL . . . . Waymoorn, jets , 24.—Laft evening, about fix o'clock, the . 40,41 Family landed, with a ftrOng breeze from tgilikeftward. , A royal falste was fired firem the.fitips its the harbour nil his MAJESTY getting fare on thore. 'His Matins , and attendants, when in the Portland Roach, took to their barges andboats. His Maptsry and Penceassn were met at the door of the Lodge by the Dukes of CUMBERLAND and CAMBRIDGE, and were concluded by them into the houfe. At eight o'clock their MAJEST tis had a numerous party at a Concert, which was performed by the Queen's' Band. • The company were refrefhed with tea and coffee. There were federal card tables. The Dukes of CUMBERLAND and CAMBRIDGE went to the Ctlmps, and irifpeded the regiments at their morning mutter. After breakfaft s their MAJESTIES and the Princeffes Ecizaarrn and MARY, attended by Ladies helves reit and BULKLBT, took an airing in their carriages on the DorcheOsr road, and honoured Mr. DINNERS with a morning vifit. The Princeffes AI/GUSTA, BOSNIA, and AMELIA, attended by Lady E. Timms, Gen. Cairrwazoivr, COICNICIS HOWARD, CAMPBELL, and STEN/AZT, took an airing on horfeback. The exertions of the perfons employed in railing the Abergavenny, continue to prove very fnccefiful. Yeller Jay federal large packages were railed from the wreck. Arrival!: at the Royal Hotel : Mr. Martlnesuz and timity, Mr. Howe, Mr. Salomoas and family, Mr. Tira and family, and two Mifs Whites. BRIGHTON, JULT 24. This afternoon the ringing of bells announced the arrival of the Prince of WALE:, who entered the Pavillion amidil the acclamations of the whole af fembled population of the tows. We were forry to obferve that his Royal Highnefs walked fomewbat lame from a flight touch of the gout. This day at i x o'clock the Prince of Wax's': find arrived here, confining of t 7 horfes, together with five carriages, in which were the principal of his Highnefs's attendants. One of the carriages was drawn by fix, and the other by four horfes. The Duke and Duchefs of %WORD are just ar. rived. Yenerday a helper in a Livery Stable miracn loony efcaped being drowned. He rode a bloed honk to the beach, to walls him in the fea. The animal had fcarcely got knee deep, when a fwelling wave went over both him and the rider. Still how. ever the man kept his feat ; but the horfe completely • frightened, inflead .of returning, plunged forward, when a fecond wave more tremendous thkn the firs, instantly apfet both. The horfe continued to advance, • the man caving himfelf by keeping fall hold of the halter. A number of fpedators intnelred this terrific fcene with inexpreflible agitation; when the man was given up for loft, fix young men, fifhermen, and ex pert fwimniers, arrived at the beach, and immedi ately plunging in at the risk of their lives, fucceeded in turning the horfe's head, and brought both the rider and him fafely to the Chore. Tuefday an inqueft was held on the body of G. Marth, who was killed by a part of Whitechapel Mount falling on him while affiffing to clear it away. —Verdie. Accidental Death. Tnefday night, as Mr. Mantav of Alelermanbury, was croding Blackheath in a poft-chaife, he was rob , bed of 3cl. by a tingle highwayman. On Monday morning, between four and fire o'clock, as Mr. John Brook, butcher, near Batterfea Bridge, was paffing over Chelfea Common, he was flopped by two foot pads, and robbed of cafh and bank notes to the amount of about 291. One of the robbers was very genteel; dreffed. Yefterday a man of the name of Rowney was charged at the Thames Police•Oflice, with receiving a quantity of iron chain, and other things, from a convirff of the name of 80/lover, on board the JOWL hulk, lying off Woolwich, knowing the fame to to &den. 1-fe was adjudged to three months imprifon ment in Dartford gaol, and his boat to be burnt, ac cording to the Bumboat Law. On Saturday moaning lad, as Mr. Jofeph Jamie- • fon, blackfmith in the Clofe, at Newcaflle.upon.Tyne, was employed in the foap houfe of Meffrs. Double. day and Eaflerby, while reaching over the cauldron his foot unfortunately flipped, when he was indantly precipitated amonga the boiling liquor. ` The veil was loon emptied, and the body recovered, but the lamp of life was totally extinguiflred. On Friday fe'nnight, a granger, of a dark com plexion, came to Mrs. Peacock's, innkeeper, Barnard Cafile, to flay during the night ; and, after taking tome refrefhment, went to bed. He Coon returned from his bed room, and called for Come liquor, when another perfon, alfo a ftranger, came into the horde and joined him. While enjoying themfelves, they began to behave rather outrageouffy, which induced the landlady to turn them both out of doors. On the family, however, retiring to lied, k was dircovered that the houfe was robbed of a confiderable quantity of wearing apparel, particularly from the trunk be longing to Mrs. Hird, of Darlington, Who bad been there on a vatic. IN I