Star. — London, England, 1805-09-18 00:00:00

NAUTIC.IL INTELLIGENC.. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. W. ARR. PM ARR. not. x o Harnburgh 3 2 Waterford l i Gottenburgh o 2 CORK, SEPT. Ti.—Yeaerday his Moiety's sloop Esti NA, Captain LOSACE, failed from Cove on a cruize. The Eliza of this port, Tmostas - Kestaunt, one of the homeward bound Jamaica fleet, which parted cinvoy on the voyage, arrived yefterday in our harbour, and has been put ceder quarantine. Pi.vmourti, SEPT. 16.-.--Came in the Twelve Ero. :hers, Captain Buta., from Norway, for this port, with timber. Sailed the WASP, of t 8 guns, on a cruize ; the PLOVER, of t 8 guns, for Portfmouth ; •and the CAROLINE, of to guns, with viauallers under convoy, for the Channel fleet. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 17.—Arrived a gun-brig with impreffed men from the Eaftward ; the Swedill flip Archimboldics, detained by the RATTLER (loop, Came into harbour to day from the Motherbank.— Came up from St. Helen's, his hhjefty's (hips ARAB, FAvousErs, and l'Aitiaats. The African convoy **ltempted to get away to-day, but the telegraph or dered them to anchor again. Thefe ftoppages are con fidered to proceed from information that the French have a fquagron on the coaft of Africa. The Oporto convoy has not moved from St. Helen's to-day ; the ATHENIINNE, of 6 guns, Captain FAYER/4/1 N, has made the fignal to cane into harbour, and the THA. LIE frigate, Capt. WALTER is ordered to the Eat' Indies. Arrived the Nora& (loop, Capt. HANCOCK ;. DILIGENTIA 'loop, Captain GORDON ; COCKATRICE . armeu flip, Capt. Bs M Pip from Plymouth, with French prifoners on board ; CH E ERLY gun brig from a cruize,.. and the Sophia Hoop, Capt. ROSENHA GEN, from Mil (ord. , The Ditipsava, which lately returned from the Weil Indies, is ordered into harbour to be paid. off.—Wind S. W. Dom, San.. 17.—The fleet of tranfports and . eoafters which put into the Reads yefterday afternoon to flop tide. got under way in the night, and are now m fight, turning to the Weftward. Palled by here early this morning the Swedifh Eaft India fhip Guf tarns 111. Capt. SrasassaG, from China, laft from Portfinouth.—.Wind Wee, and moderate. DIAL, &7T. 17.—Arrived the SCEPTRE, aimed defence /hip, from the Weßward. Came down from the River, the Diligent flora fbip, Albion Eaft India man, Swift Eall India pilot Fairweather, for Charleßott, and remain in the Downs with the Ships as per lall.--Wind 8. W. .., c YARMOUTH, SE TT. t7.-This morning the Diara pack::, Capt. MACDONALD ; Dorfet packet, Captain Ihm wrote ; and the Auckland packet, Captain HAMMOND, arrived here fr. m Hitrum with mails and pa 'angers the packets will fail in the courfe of the day for Harwich. The'rumour which has for forge time prevailed of the re-eflahliihment of the packets at this pnr is this day revived by the paffen gers who were landed here. Sailed the SNITE gun brig, and I-111,cm cotter fora cruize. iVind S. W. LIVERPOOL, SF Pr. Id—The Jafnn, PA'LMF R, fsom hence for New Oilcans, was taken loth June off Cape Antonio, by a Flinch privateer, and ordered for the Eavannah. ./k Gentleman who came pvffenger ist the Venus, fri•rn New Orleans fays, that they were boarded by 4 Vrcrth iniv4teer on the sd init. who had captured the tonna veffels : the Vieoti us, GRACR, • f Fovey, and Mary Ann, —, of Guern fey, from Q2ebec, and a brig from hence for North America, name not known. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. - CRAVES LE': 0, S E f`T t 7.--l'affed by Vic Nutwell, Thorp, Enter prise, les - a:iron, and the Orlando, Hinelamas, from Jamaica ; Di Ilm w Smith front New Orleans Roba and Becky, Richard (on, from Virgin:a ; Frow Maria, &au, from Cate; Sufannah w'd Sally, Hare, from Leghorn; Traveller, Barton, front Mar ; Pfperaoce, P:Aterfon, from Naples; Howard, Davidfon, tram Men.): Safanaa Margaretta, Leon ; from Norway; Veltal, 1 1.clierman Onaulian, Greenway ; and the Fanny, Stevenfon, from Prtettburgh. Sailed the ditive, Walley, for the Coaß of Africa; and the Mary, Mullett. for Cork. ARRIVIID..-In the Crtek, the Eagle, Tholey, from Leghorn— In Yarm, uth Roads, Neptune Sirachm, from Riga—At Anti- Pea, Partridge, Todd, from Briffol; Glamorgan, Shelly, and the rfui*, Purvis, ftoni London—At Dominica, Fanny, Lee, and the Ne %a. Wean, from ditto.—At Nevis, Adteon, Robley, from ditto—At St mitt's, London, Martin, from ditto—At Surinam, Joiruma Charlotht,—...-, and the Cumberland, —, from ditto .At St. Viocentl, Hero of the Nile, Hutchinfon, from ditto. The Hum phries, from Grimily, for Q2ebec, was. captured nit the 27th of Aognfl, in long. 27, by the Peter, Spanilh privateer, who, after plundering her, give her up t, proceed on her voyage. _ - The Da kith Qeen, Rowe, from London, is arrived at Antirua and is expefted to be condemned. „ , The Ca nton, —, from Guadaloupe, is captured, and carried into Tortola. The Clyde, —.--, from St. Thomat's for the Clyde, is captured, and carried into Guadaloupe. The William and James, from Barbadoes for Dublin, has been on Sore at Antigua. The Mercurith, Robertfon, from London, is con demned at Tobago. The Union Raft Indianian, which was prevented from failing with the la convoy from Cork, is order. ed to Ponfmontb, dad will fail from that pon with the Albion, for India. The brig Alexander, belonging to the Ceylon Go vernment, fuundered in the dreadful gale 'Which pre vaikd at Colombo on the 7th January ; the Com mander, Smitaner, Lieutenant Ausxsie, of tie Wurternburgh regiment, and the whole ere., except periflied. DISTRI3UTION or PRIZI•MORIITThe Tbundever. for the capture of la Madeleine, and recapture of the Naiad, mill be paid at Plymouth every ruefday and Fa idAy after the zoth intl. The floop of war Gannett will be paid Ar the re- Copt ure of the Sips Catherine. &therm, and Vann, is FAN nth, every 'ruddily and Friday. • to • NEW YORK AND HALIFAX MAIL. • The Prince Adolphus Packet, from New York, ii 'arrived at Falmouth, in 19 days, from Halifax.— The Mail will not be in London till to-morrow. LEEWARD ISLAND MAIL. Yerterday we mentioned the arrival at Falmtiuth ofhis •Majefly's packet Carteret, Cautain Patrea- SON, *ith a Leeward Bland Mail, 32 days from Tot , tola. We are concerned to hear, that Sir Wieciast MYERS, the Commander in Chief, tlied at Barbadoes on the 29th of July. The commatid, in confequence, devolves on General BECKWITH, the GoVernor of St. Vincent. The feafon had been uncommonly hot, and two (hocks of an earthquake, one of them rather alarming, had been felt ?ts the illand of Antigua, at the commencement of A tigutt. The Carteret carried out the 21 June Mail, and arrived at Berbadnes on the . 20th of July. In Carlifleßay were his Majefly's Zips NORTHUMBERLAND, Rear-Admi ra l Cocn g* Ns, RAMILIIS and LILY ; the Unique fchonner, and Do- Mittica cutter; a lugger privateer, and a three-mailed fehooner. The Jatote arrived the following day, into which the Admiral fhilled his flag, when the Northumberland, Ramifies, and Lily failed; on the 22d a fleet of merchant (hips arrived from Ireland, nnder- convoy of his htijelty's fhip Woere. The NORTH VM BEIMAND came again into the bay on the 23d. "Fhe packet left Barbadoes nn the 23d of July, alter leaving Dominica on. the 27th with • the Hippo. , menes ; under Guadaloupe. they weft chafed by al three-mall French privateer; the Hirrosteues hay. l ing drawn her from under the Lend, commenced a l heavy fire on her, when the filtered off, and efcaped by means of hei (weeps ; arrived at Antigua on the 3[ll, where the Grenada brought in a French priva teer row-boat. After delivering the mails at all tl:r Leeward Iflands, left Tortola on the t 3th of Augull the paffengers were—Mr. MARTIN, CofieOlor of the Cultoms at Antigua;' Mr. Coot am, a London mer chant; and Mr. NAZZOLA, of Venice. A feermd convoy was to fail from the Iflands about the middle of Auguil, but no fhip was appointed for convoy when the packet failed. The. packet fpoke nothing of any conlegocnce on her parLige, nor re ceived any intelligence refpeding the homeward- Wend fleet from the 'Wands, which failed on the 3 oft of July, under convoy of the ILLusratous man of war, &c. The Canton (a valuable 'hip) from Guadaloupe. is captured by the ViClory privateer, and carried into Tortola. • Thrcarteret Packet beings letters from• St. Kitt's, of the Bth Anna, in a pottfcript to one of which it is Paid—" It is reported here that 'eleven &if of the line, full of troops, are arrived at Maitinigite."— This report cannot deferve, nor does it receive the lea credit. Mere are letters of the tath.frpm Tortola, from Tobago of the 26th, from Grenada of the 3d of Aorta, end from Trinidad of the la. By thofe from Tortola, it appears that eight fhips had been left behind the fleet which failed on the 3 iJi of July, their names are unknown, but they are fuppofed to be due from Dovelike. EAST INDIA SHIPPING... • • The fquairon of his if!jelly's 'hips the TatMeti- DOUS. LANCASTER, and PHASTON, under the COM• mand of Captain Q51. , 111111, that had been cruizing• off t h e W A , inills, arrived at Bombay in February, touched at BencoOlen on their return, in the hopes of meeting with or obtaining tome intelligence of Ad miral Liwr ts. Dniing their !bort flay at that place Mr. Ewsa entertained the officers in a very fplendid stile. , During Captain cruize he had not been able to obtAiti the Int.delt information lei - tithing Ad miral I.iaige , lquadron, as it appeared that Genetal Dxcasa hod exacted the parole of every American Colgan', suctions tntheir being perMitted to leave Post North Wen, nct to give the finallell information or intelligence of what nature foever to the Englifh cruizess. A lilt of floir and vetch taken and dellrnyed by the squadron tor4-4r the command of Captain Os -I:4IRNE, I.f his blijeity's flop Taareampous, during their triage off the botturit;tls. Lc Zephyr, fehooner, yo tons, laden with flares, talen by his M.:jelty's Chip Terpficlptre Le Vidor chip, 3co tons, laden with the produce of Madagafear, burnt under the guns tn Carr • ter Point, by the boats of his Ma jelly's !hips Tremendous and Phaeton. L'Adlif brig. too tons, laden with plank, Etc. burnt under the guns if a 13,:t tery on Point Diable, by the boats of the Phaeton. I.e De tin brig. taken,after a long duce, by the boats of his Majdty'a lb p remmdous. Ls Blondr, ditto, ditto. rlizabeth Dutch Edt Intliaman (Britilh built, about two or three years old) of . o t -ns,, laden with fugar, fpice, arrack, &e. taken by the Phaeton and T.-rpfichore. La Minim, 300 tons, laden with articles of traffic from Mada garcar, taken by the Pha,tm. Les Deux Antis brig, of tons, laden with the rame kind of cargo. taken on the fame day by the Tremendous. Penman, American (hip, 400 tons, lad-n with fugar and (Mee, detained on fapicion of the cargo being Dutch property, has keen (ince condemned as lawful prize in the Vice-Admiralty Court at Columbo. Governor Die, DIM% brig, laden with piece goods. dared out from Serampore, biniad to Tranquebar or Ports in India, but de tedted goicg into tlie Mauritius•-4te is now under adjudication at Colombo. The fquadron, conailing of the TREMENDOUS. LANCASTER, Pitalroa, and TERPSICHORe, thare, by mutual agreement, for all captures mac during their cruiae. MON COURT OF ADMIRALTY, DOCTORS COMMONS —Tuefday the Ri,tht Hon. Sir W. SCOTT proceeded to the adjudication of the following detained flips and cargoes : Zvraan, Taden marten—nth veffel, under Pruftan colours, la den with a cargo of filh, was captured by his Majefty'e gots.brig the Charger, John Aikin, Commander, and brought to Harwich. Ship and cargo were reftored in this cafe, on the payment of the Captor's expences of taking the depoftrions. Helena, Ihndrick, mailer-a- This wild, under Hamhurgh to. louts, with a cargo of fugar, coff,:e, tamaries, pepper, fpices. and other articles on a voyage from Batavia to Lubec, was captured by the private ihip of war Unity, Timothy Head. Commande r and brought into Weymouth—..hip reitured, and further proo, direded as to the propetty of the cargo. Aurora, Vink maft.r.— Chs Blip was captured by his Majefty's brig Furi.us. Lieut. M. Wright, Commander, and brougii to D0wer...514 condemned. - - . Eagle. Terry mafter..•—•fshis was an American (hip, laden wi . h a cargo of coffee and (uga• —Ship and part of the • argn Winn: i.as claimed ; the oth, r parr (which was taken in at the if! end dakitir) was condemn. d on the ground o' fts t), ..mg a n ex p or at i on from the co:ony of the runny to the mother cowu•ty. J • . - upiter, Jor glned mater.—ln this cafe the 'hip was rellored, fur:ha VOW direeted a to the propttty of the dor. RorALLim re Warttiwrir, Serr. 16.—The Efplanade laR even. ing was honoured with the pretence of his MAJESTY, rind the Dukes of CUMBERLAND and CAMBRIDGE.— They remained walking till the guns fired in the fort, when the Rokal Party and the company retired to the Promenade Rooms, where • his MAJESTY and Penny reinalned but a (holt time, being engaged with a fele& party at the Lott:: • It was the KING'S intention to have gone to lea after hreakfift, but a very.thick fog coming on pre vented him. He in confcquence took an airing on horfeback, accompanied by Princefs Sonia. The QUFsti,andPrinceffes AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH,MARY, and AMELIA ) took an airing in their carriages to Upway. DUBLIN, SEPT. i 4. General Penn remains at the Cnrragh, and has 'under him the ed andi sth regiments of Dragoon Guards. Gen. Lord RossLys, with ro,ooo troops for generallervice, has marched for the county of Cork, and will be cantoned in the neighbourhood of Kilworth ; and General HILL, with fuck of the - troops as are for home ferrite, have marched for the neighbourhood of Loughrea. - The 'Lord Bifhup of Wars RFORD arrived on Tuef day in Waterford. Same day, -the Marquis and Marchionefs of Wa fswPoen, with their fuite, alfo arrived in that city, from Milford, and immediately fet off for the Mar quis's feat at Curraghmore, On Wednefdarlatt, a perfim was brought into town.from the County of Wicklow, under a military efcort, charged with having murdered his wife and three children. He made two attempts to efcape from his guard, each of which were unfuccefsful. BRIGHTOP4 SEPT. 16. • At (even o'clock, P. M. yeflerday, his Royal High. nefs the Prince of WALES, from Lonclen, alighted at ,the Pavilion here ; and loon after he dined with a fe left circle of Nobility, with whom he continued the remainder of the evening. His Royal Highnefs appeared in excellent health .and fpirits, excepting that he (earned to walk rather Jame, the died, as we have !ince heard, of a flight accident, which rather injured his foot. A drunken frolic, which might have been attended with fatal confequences, happily had a favourable termination here on Sunday morning lA. A party o the inhabitants, to the number of eleven, after having drowned their faculties by the copious liba. lions they had (wallowed during the night, at two o'clock in the morning on Sunday, entered into the rafh refolution of paying a vifit, in an open boat, at .that unfeafonable hour, to the Cygnet (loop of war, then lying, as at prefent, at anchor, within gun flint of the town. Thus refolved, a boat was prefeney launched, and the whole of them,foon after, were gradually approaching their point of defiination.— The vigilant watch on board the wile!, difcovering the boat full of men, making for the fhip at that time of the morning, naturally fufpefted that they could not be fo engaged for any good purpofe, and one of Ote-heavieft guns, we hear, was infiantly pointed at them, which would inevitably have fent the whole of them to Davy gone:, had not their cries for mercy had a due effeEt. The impropriety of their condo& now Rallied upon all of them, for though, we believe, every individual in the boat was in a hate of inebri ety but the moment before, fear had fo potently ope rated to fober them, that there was not one of them who was not fully fatisfied of the danger of his fitua tion. In 'loud and peremptory tones they were ulti mately ordered to come on board the veld to give an account of themfelves, with a menace of chaltife ment, if what they could fay in vindication of their unfeafonable vilit,lhould not prove fatisfaftory. The nature of the frolic was loon explained and under- Rood; but this did not prevent the Captain from giving them• that reprimand which they indeed fo *witty deterved. After being detained in the veal for better than two hours, momentarily excepting punifhment for their mifcondua, they were permitted to take to their boat and depart. WOBURN CRICKET MATCH.-.4.aft Thurfday, the Marquis of TAVISTOCK, and his brothers, Lords JOHN and WILLIAM RUSSELL, Lord ALEXANDER (loaners, and other young Noblemen, being on a vifit to the Duke and Ducbefs of BEDFORD, at Wo burn Abbey, a Cricket Match was made for their amufement on the lawn, in front of the Abbey. Ten of his Grace's fervants were matched againft eleven of the young men of Woburn; loon after eleven o'clock in the forenoon, the parties having rcfrefhed themfclves with bread and cheefe and ale, in a large marquee pitched on the lawn for the purpofe, they fet to, and exhibited much good play, the game conti nued to be keenly contefled until near five o'clock, when eiltory, which had been hitherto doubtful, de clared in favour of his Grace's fervants. The Duke and Ditchers, Lord &cam ta, and feveral other, perfons of diflinEtion, were fpedators, during a great part of the time. At the conclution of the game. the Mkrquls and Lord A. GORDON retired for a thort time to the Abbey, to drefs ; and, on their return, ' fat down with the players to an excellent cold dinner, provided in the marquee; and there young Noblemen afterwards (pent the evening in the utntoft pleafantry and harmony with their guefls. The novelty of the keno drew a great concourfe of perfons round them after dinner, all of whom were regaled plentifully with his Grace's flrong ale, cold meat, bread and cheefe, &c. His Grace and the Duchefs fent down three or four times in the courfe of the evening, to enquire, and to fupply every refrefbment which the party or the fretators wanted. It was near two o'clock in the morning before the party broke up ; many longs were lung by the different perfons prefent, with the artlefs manner of fume of which the young Noblemen appeared much p!cafed. Mr. Lavoort, layer out of grounds, Anthor of Oblervatiuns on Plantations, Landfcape Gardening, and Embanking, and of a Treadle on Hothoulls, at prelint on a four through England. He will be L l,sd to call upon foc] Gentlemen as ai e making, or intent to make imptovernents on their grOtinds or gardens. Mu. L. may be heard ci by writing to him at the P..lt Office, York, or Liverpool ; ur No; 4, greet s Bedford row, CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, SEPT. ,!. The frefh imports of Wheat to-day are few, more, foreign arrivals being expeCted, (the lail fleet this feafon), with a prclumed redudion, cattle very ftw purchafes. Fine only keeps its puke ; other quali ties have fcarce any fale. Rye is lower. Batley and Beans in very !port fupply, and full as dear.—Malt and White Peas at trivial alteration.—But few Ire& Oats come in, a dullnefs in fale, and at rather left price —Flour in quantities at our currency as an nexed. THE MAR rRn. GlNtila hUNIRENCY Al UNDIR I Wheat, 44t. 625. 754. per qr. Grey Part co,. to otte. Fine Ditto, 765. Sos. od. Buns, 47%. 534. Rye, 3ts, 36a. od. Tick Ditto sas. 475. 04 Barley,3Bs. 44c od. Oars, 254 281. 341. Malt, 765. Bas. od. Poland ditto 35s 36s od. Wlite Peafe t so.. 565. ad. Rape Seed, 371 , 401. per Lift. - . PRICE OT FLOUR. Fine Flour 641. to 68s. SeconcksBs. to 646. per faek. DkURY LANH THHATRE.—LaiI night the Come. dy of Ihe Honey Moon was performed, !rainy the fiat night after the opening. We need hardly Ota•e that all the favourite Performers. viz. BANNISTER, Ez zirrn», Mil' Doric An, Mils Mstr.oN, and Mifs Borcr, were greeted on their entrance in the molt flattering manner. Mifs FlsHza, in Little Pic,Fle, dif. played uncommon powers. The place of poor Surrr, in the Farce, (The Spire/ Child) was very well occupied by MArTHsws. The houfe was very . full. We underfland the Oratorio of the Menial' will be performed at the approaching Mufical Fellival in Birmingham, upon a more extentive fcale than at any former meeting, the Comtnittee having procured the additional accompaniments as arranged by the great Mozart for a variety of infiruments which were imperfea and little ufed in the time of Handel.-- The addition of eight or nine parts to the feore foe wind indruments, by fuch a maflerly hand as Mo. z aft's, we think, cannot fail to greatly enrich the ef. feet of the band, particularly in the fublime chot uffes: At Brecon Fair, heft week, which was thinly at tended, good hops fold from 51. tos. to 61. 6s. per cwt. and were very fcarce ; leather„butts and backs, averaged 21d. per lb. Of pigs the fupply was fcanty; and %cry few ho►fes and cattle were fold ; fheep vent off very dull, and great numbers were driven away unfold. The pilchard fifbery on the Cornwall coafl k n-ar• ly at a cicfe for this feafon. The quantity already cured amounts to about 40,000 hoeheads. On Monday, two of the drummers belonging to the Clerkenwell Loyal Volunteers, Col. Magniac, now on permanent duty, were tried and fentenced to be flogged for coming too late in the morning to the place of duty, and not being at the time in a clean and foldierl y appearance. The fudden reserfe which has taker place in the politics of Europe, has imparted an ardour amongft our coudtrymen, which perhaps never was equalled. —The certainty of a continental etpedition hat al ready revived our declining manufactories, and every perfon leems eager to engage in fome new and ad vantageous (peculation. The leaft hazardous way in which money can be employed, is undoubtedly the purchafe of Tickets or Shares in the prtfent grand Lottery, and the profped it holds out of 20,0001. Prizes, and many other rich benefits, is generally acknowledged to be fuperior to any that has appear ed for many years ; the confideration, alfo, that thofe great fums may be obtained in a few days, and that no other fuch opportunity can calf' in the pre• fent year, :s an inducement not eafily refilled. During a late thunder (form, the Court-houfe at George Town, Delaware, in which oaf' numbers of perfons were alrembled, were [truck by lightning a Dr. WOLFE was killed, and about 4.0 others va riously hurt, by the elearic matter. A tender belonging to the STORE frigate, with 3o men, was lately call away on the Florida-reef. Eight of the people were taken off by the Racer fchooner, and the rea left in fafety. Laft week the fon of Mr. Salifbury, a carpenter, at /kat:midge, happened to drop the fnuff nf a candle into a jar of fpirit of turpentine, which fet it on fire. While his mother was attempting to eztinguifh the flames, her clothe, caught fire, and the was burnt to death. A few days ago, two female fervants were convia. ed before a Magiftrate for Nottingham, for having, in the abfence of their matter, 'molt fhamefully ne gleded his infant child, entrufled to their care. A female, apparently about 3o years of age, who anfwers the defcription of a perton who recently im. pofed on the gentry and ttadefpeople at Bath, and other parts of the Welt of England, is now in town, and has duped many within the laft fortnight. She is attended by an elderly fervant in livery, to whom the goods ate delivered when his lady is fortunate enough to procure them at different (hops. A trader man in Wigmore-ttreet furnifhed a quantity of light articles to the woman, on Saturday 141, to the amount of 121. which the fervant took with him, fhe having given an order to the amount of 201. to be delivered the next day agreeable to addrefs, which proved to be a fietitious one. On Monday evening, as a gentleman and lady were walking acrofs the fields frcm Hampftead turnpike to Primrofe Hill, they were met by a man of genteel appearance, who flew at the Lady, and grafped her round the neck. The gentleman was contounded at the hanger's apparent intrulion, and while in the aft of attempting to difengage his hands, the unfor. tunate man fell down in a tit, and expired ere many feconds had elapfed. It was Paid he was a gentleman on a vifit to Hampflead for his health. Between feren and eight o'clock IA Tuerday even ing, as a boric-dealer was going from Haftings to Rye, he was flopped on Fairlighc Down by two foot. pads, one of whom feiaed hi. horfe's bridle, whilft the other demanded his money, which he was shout to deliver, but embracing an opportunity that the f e llow a• the 1,n7 ft% head aff .rded him, by qui•tinx the b tire of his ft oft wit Iwut bei which he 1. caught wharke Iti he mole ufe of his fputs, and rode o !ing robbed, except of the flap of his coat. ;! Ica in the hand of ore of the footpads, vivi Id of it with a view of difatottatiag *Mit