Star. — London, England, 1805-01-10 00:00:00

DUCHESS OF BEDFORD': BALL. Twelfth gight, at Woburn Abbey, was kept np !rt a flyle of unufoal talk and magnificence. All r. e neighbouring Nobility and Gentry were invited ; and the party, althongh &left, exceeded one hundred a twenty perfons : among whom (exclufive of thole we mentioned yellerday) were, the Duke of BEDFORD, the Duke and Duchers of MANCHESTER, Marquis of TAttSTOCK, the Earl of LUDLOW, Gen. I..uni.ow, the Earl of UPPER °SSW?, Lord Jona Kusss st., Mr. and Mrs. Bra°, Mr. and Mrs. Fop /flex, &c. 8:c. &c. All the grand fuite of apartments on the drawing room floor were fplendidly illuminated by chande• liers and chrynal lights. The folding doors were thrown open about (even o'clock, about which hour the company began to arrive. After promenading :!irough the rooms of (late for about an hour, en tertaining one another with commenting on the fa mar pictures, vaith which every apartment is hung, -Ind the elegance of the furniture, &c. the vlfitants .:!ceeded to the ball-room, which was lighted up by one uncommonly large chandelier of unufnal bril liancy. Precifely at half pait eight o'clock the dancing commenced, the ball being opened by the Marquis of Tavosvoca and Lady FITZPATRICK, the eldeft daughter of the Earl of Ur's& OSSORY, to the favonrite tune of Lady Manigemery. About iiiteen couple followed, among whom were neneral Ludlow . Duebefs of Bedford Duke of Bedford - Mitt Fordyce l.ord John Rut el - Michela of Manchetter Mr. Byng Mifs Margaret Fordyce Mr. Adam - - . Lady A. Fi:zpatrick Mr. linare - . - Mrs. Dupre . _ - . . Lord Huntet .!tratb,pcy followed, ;Inch was (acme!. ed by fevetal other popular Scots dances, in every one of which the Duchefs of &proms joined, with her Grace's itrual fpirit and elegance. About half pail twelve the company fat down to an elegant fop per. After the cloth was removed, the drawing for King atici Qtieen took place, which afforded a fund for merriment, for about an hour. The ball re-com menced about two o'clock, with Wel/gang ruse mair to yon town, the bonny town o' RurEe, 0 ! and concluded with Reels, given with the true Highland fling, about five in the morning. The company were all elegantly dreffed, !ally the Ladies, who were principally attired in white and gold, or white and filver dreffes, with tur bans, or the Grecian head-drefs decorated with of- Inch feathers. The Duchefs of BEDFORD looked di. vittely fbe was dreffed in black muffin, with a head. dref compofed of a tiara and bandeau of diamonds; the effeft was inexpretlihty beautiful. The Duke of BEDFORD is adored by the poor in the vicinity. Every day a dinner is provided for two hundred Ilvangers; but even the ni•mber is below the aggregate : in Ihort, Woburn Abbey is open to all comers, where a plentiful Supply of roalt beef, plumb pudding, and borne brewed ale, is regularly fit out in the fervants' hall every day. Private accounts received from the different ports of Spain Rate that the sreatelt altivity prevails in fit ting out the Spani(h (hips and gun-boats to coope rate as much as potlible with the French (hips of war. The Funds yelterday experienced a rife of about 1 per cent. Lnrd Marx gay! yeflerdi y tranfaeted battlers as Unifier for Foreign affairs. A Cabinet Council was employed nearly the whole of yeflerday on the communication received from TAI LISYRAND at Lord lllutoaAv Os Office. Yelerday morning his MAJESTY and the Duke of Csmreinc E took an ailing by the New Barracks. On Monday evening their MAJE mes will honour Covent-garden Theatre with their prcfence. Or Tuefday mnrn?ng his MAJ Es ry took the di of hunting, for the Gril time fince the late hon. The deer was Darted about half pall eleven o'clock, upon Afcot Heath, and made direelly for Sainley Park with great fwiftnefs, taking his courfe acrofs the Ford towards Blackwater, where he made a double to the left by Bagthot Park, croffing the heath by Tower.hill, leaving Swinley to the left, pro ceeding with great (peed towards the Dog kennel, and was taken in Mr. Joon !Tom's garden, after a hard run of an hour and a half; during the whole of which his MAJSSTY and fuite continued the chace. On his return to Windfor, his Napery called at Cumberland Lodge, and infpedled the works carry ing on there. Yeflerday the Ruffian and Swedi(h Ambairadors tranfafted bnfinefs at the Foreign Office. His Excellencythe Chevalier D'AN DAG va,the Spa nifb Ambeador, gave yeflerday his farewell dinner, at his houre i n Portland-place, to the Portuguefe and Turkifh Ambaffsdnrs, and those fele& fricnds, pre vioufly to his departure from London, which is hourly expelled. The Spaniel Ambalrador, we are inform ed, will vifit Paris nn his route to Spain. Late on Sunday evening, Mr. KEY, a King's Met tenger, left town for Yarmouth, on his way to Stock holm, with difpatches for our Minitter at that Court. rifpatehes were this morning received at the Ad miralty from Jamaica—the particulars have not yet tranfpired. • the Marquis of Star )ich he at prefent re which Lord G. L. itehaU. The Noble veet has been difpof. In the conrfe of a few days the Marquis of Star- room will quit the houfe in which he at prefent re- ticles, and go to the •honfe in which Lord G. L. nowsa formerly dwelt at Whitehall. The Noble klarquis's honk b Arlington-ftreet has been difpof- , -il of to Earl S hi. TO Y. 0 Colonel FRAM, Major WILLIAMIOM of the loth , sent; Col. HOPE, Capt. BLACKWELL, and Mr. I. are arrived in town from the Weft Indies. The Birth-day of his Grace the Duke of RUTeanD -^as ce!chrPteti Delyoir Cattle, on the 4th infant, ▪ his Grace completed his 27th year. The morn- ng was uthered in by the ringing of bells, and a diA wy of cclours from the tower. His Grace's tenam were drawn up in front of the Came, and fired ._venal voiles in honour of the day, which were an rwered by fifteen vollics from the principal tower, by '.is Grace's domeltics. The echo from the numerous Aantations in the neighbourhood of the Cattle, had a !soft delightful effelt. The Volunteers then compli- xnted his Grace with three times three cheers. A , cglhead of ale was on the ground, and the day was cult nada that rational fellivity which good cheer =kl good nature can never fail to infpirt. The com- -iy recited at an early hour. 73RJEr, ymnußr 5. The packet doe on Sunday from Weymouth, did I I not arrive till late yeiterday. Conliderable feats were entertained for her fafety. The &ft battalion of the 58Th embark to-morrow for Portimouth, as alto 47 men belonging to the fire garrif•n battalion, who are to join the fecond battalion of the flad regiment, and the fecond battalion of the 83d regimetit at Hor. them Barracks. Thele are men for adite limited fervice. The fecond battalion of the 69th march from Grouvitle Barracks to replace the firtt battalion of the 58th. The force then at St. Helier's will be the fecond battalion of the 38th, the fecond battalion of the 69th, and the 83d regiment. At Grouville will remain the fecond battalion of the t Bth regiment, and the firlt garriton battalion. The wreck of the SEVFIN Rill lies on the beach. Every article is now taken out of her. AMOR NUMMI. I The love of money Is the root of evil," " Seating the Mks in eat-loads to the Devil ! k So lays an ancient proverb, as we arc told, And (poke the truth we doubt—in days geld. But now, thanks to our good friend, BILLY PITT, Ttils wholefome, pas adage, will not fit ; On Engtilh ground Zig vice dlifolves in vapour, Being at belt—only a love of—PArza. The Earl of MORTON, and the Counters, his Lord fhip's mother, arrived laR week at their houfe in 'Park-ftreet. from Scotland. His Lordthip, as Lord Chamberlain to the Ql!Eltt4, gives a great dinner to all the Officers of State on her Majeity's Birth Day. On Tuefday died, at his feat in Suffex, the Right Hon. Titomas:Pluista, Earl of CHICHSSTAIt, and Baron Pitman, of Sumer, in the raid county. He fucceeded to the tide of Baron PeLitsw, in :768, upon the death of TMJIWAS, the late Duke of Nsw cASTLII. The Earldom was conferred in one of the late creations, having been fame time mina in the family of DONEGAL. He was born Feb. 28, 1728. On Thutfday haft was married at Knights Enham, by the Rev. A. ATKINSON, Mr. R. ELDRIDGIO, mer chant, of Southampton, to Mil s A noa22 , on l y d ang h ter o f late B. B. ANC au., FA. of Studley Houle, Wilts. ' On Thurfday the sd inftant, was married the Rev. GILBERT HEATRICOTR, Fellow of Winehefier College, to KIS SOPHIA ELIZAISTH WALL, fecund daughter of Dr. MARTIN WALL, Phyfician at Oxford. No lefs than 27 couple had the banns of marriage publifhed in All Saints Church, Newcaftle-upon-Tyne, on Sunday fe'nnight. ORTHOGRAPHY--A countryman, muting on a taxed cart, (landing at the back or one of the Inns, in the town of Bury, read it literally thus : ' 4 A mg odd Ad on a Taxed Cart ;" the real defignation thereon was Amos Todd, Afton, a Taxed Cart." The following is an exat copy of an advertifement in a Bolton Paper-4 , Among the collation of Na tural Curiofities, lately received at the Columbian Mufeum, are the SHELLS of an OYSTER, which weigh, by the Patent Balance, four hundred and ninety five pounds !" About eight o'clock on Saturday night, feveral perfons in Lewes were alarmed by a grange rattling noife in the air, which they were totally unable to account for until the following morning, when it appeared that the noife was occationed by an im. menfe fill of chalk, in the pit belonging to Mr. Hist.. Mall, near South-greet Cliff. It is extraordinary, that the noife was fcarcely noticed by !melons living in the neighbourhood of the pit, although the fall is cßimated at fix thoufand tons weight. It was pro dative of no damage whatever, as it fortunately hap pened at a time when the men had all left their work. A beautiful variety of the fnipe (pecies was a few days fence (hot by WILLIAM Tioososn, Efq. near Sylton Park, in Lincolnflire. The body a clear white; the head, neck, and throat, clofely marked with pale afh-coluared and yellow (pots; the breall a pure white; the back and wings firongly barred with bright huff colour; the tail white, the extremi ties of the tail feathers of a bright buff. When firfi (hot, the legs and bill were of a lively pink, but have lime faded to a pale (Almon colour. It is a curious fall, that this elegant bird had frequented the fame (pot of ground for three fucceffive winters. It was more than once feen in 18n2. Burrow, the celehrated Maur*lin, was in the ha bit of riling with the Sun, but it was with great dif ficulty that he conquered his natural indolence. He thus relates the manner in which he accmnplitted it. "• In my youth I was extremely fond of fleep, and that fondnefs robbed me of much time. My poor Jofeph (a domeilic who laved fixty-five years) was of the lugheli utility to n.: in overcoming it. I pro. mifed him a crown for every time he fhould make me get up at fix o'clock. . 1 He failed not next day to rank and totment me—l abafed him. He came the day following, and I threatened him. " Friend Jofeph," Paid 1 to him at noon, ' 4 you have gained nothing, and I have 101 l my time.— You don't know how to manage the matter. Think only on my promife, and never heed threarenings." The day following he accomplifhed his point. I begged, entreated, then abated, and would have turned him of He raifed me by abfolnte force, and had his reward. Every day for my ill-humour in the moment of waking, my thanks and a erown an hour after. I owe to poor Jofeph at leaf ten or twelve volume, of my work." Lan Monday Captain CARR, in the Shields trade, going on board his retie! at All -wall, Lime-houfe, fell backwards into the water and was drowned, not withitanding every effort was ufed to fare him. Mr. Cowan, the perfon whofe renoratinn to his friends, through the philanthropy of the Landlord of the Cock public-houfe at Kilburn Wells, which we have recorded, again ftrayed out, and was found on Monday morning 141 t, dead in a ditch in Hackney fields, with a prayer book in his hands. He was taken to Hackney Workhoufe, until owned-.—and, off Mon day night, was removed to Woburn court, Bloomf bury, where he refided. It is fuppofed he was kized with another fit, which he had not arength to fur. mount. NAUTICAL 1377ELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DA' DUZ. I kY.—Wind N. E. Dublin Watarford o z I Hamburgh O 3 Jamaica It. PVC 0 6 The Princefs Mary, Capt. Gatevt, from Bengal, is arrived off Dover : the failed tram St. Helena on the 6th November, in company with the Maria, and left lying there the Ann, Pitict, BOND, and Elphinßone, Caro, from Bombay, which expected to fail on the IR December. ToßBay, JAN. B.—The laft tremendous norms have now ended in a dead calm. Remain here his Majefty's (hip NEMESIS. Arrived this mnrning from a cruise, and remain his Majelly's (hip Success, and . _ _ the hired aimed Ichooner COLPOYS, with a barge from Plymouth, to take part of the BLONDE'S aOrCS. Hopes are entertained the will be got off. PLYMOUTH, JAN. B.—The Aiocs, of 44 guns, in her late cruife, in a violent gale or wind, ran down the FLYING FISH, of to guns, but fortunately all the officers and crew were faved on board the Atc .s. PORTSMOUTH, Jaa. 9.—Sailed the PROSELYTE frigate, with a fleet of outward-bound Weft India men, &c. under convoy for Cork.—Sailed alfo the Fits( gun-veffel, on acruize. The PatNCI or WALIts, 98 guns, Vice Admiral Sir Rosser CALDER, was paid this morning. She will fail in a few days to join the Channel Fleet. The POLYPHEMUS, Cap tain LEV/FORD, has captured the Guiana Spanith frigate, off Cape St. Vincent's, which is hourly lexpeeed to arrive. She is valuably laden, fuppoic I about two millions, in fpecie and merchandize. The POLYPHEMUS has a number of Spaniffi prifoners on board, which were taken out of between thirty and forty prizes, which we re fent into Gibraltar.—Wind N. E. FocKsrons, Jer.9.—Sunday was taken off Dieppe, by a frigate, a large lugger, with gin, brandy, and to bacco, containing twelve hundred parcels, and car ried into Portfmouth.—Monday it blowing a very ftrong wind at S. by W. with rain, Admiral Louis and fquadron came to an anchor in Dungenefs Road. Wednefday very little wind and variable, with a very thick foggy lky. The Admiral and the reit of the fquadron remain at anchor in the Roads. DEAL, JAN. 9.—Arrived the Atmore: Nor) of war, from a cruife, and remains in. the Downs with the Ardent, Trudy, Utrecht, Regulus, Antelope and Inflexible Alen of war ; Mediator, Cador, Jamaica, Champion, and Plmmortalite frigates ; Dart, Speedy, Alert, Alonzo, Harpy, Bonetta, Elk, and Zephyr Hoops of war ; Fury, Hecla, Volcano, Vefuvius . Zebra, Lucifer, and Difcovery bombs ; Daring, Ri• fleman, Bouncer, Jackall, Bold, Biter, Tygrefs, Lo cuff, Minx, Archer, Gallant, Blazer, Thrafher, Pin. cher, Bafililk, Watchful, Tickler, and Sparkler gun brigs; King George, Griffin, and Counters of Erin cutters ; Kingflon, Traveller, Ranger, Perfeus, Inde fatigable, Diadem, Ann, Atlas, Sceptre, and the Majeftic armed defence (hips; King George, Henry Addington, Heart of Oak, Rolla, Neptune, Vine, John and Robert, Francis and Eliza, Maria, Don. 'glas, Brothers, Marian, Albion, Patty, Adventure, Thetis, Alert, and feveral other tranfports, and out ward-bound E.N.E. thick fog. Coax, Dec. 3i. —By our Correfpondent at Bantry, we are informed of the arrival of his Majefty's (hip 'imams or Oasec I, with Rear Admiral Dauay's flag, to join the tquadron at Beerhaven, confilting of the PRINet ROYAL, GOLIAN, and THuNvezeit. The DRYAD and ROSARIO were alfo at Beerhaven. The Eat:. Smote cutter turned up the Bay on the 28th for Bantry, where (he landed difpatcbes for Govern ment. laminar a.—W: are glad to nate, that our infor. oration from BeerhAven mentions his Majefty's (hip TM/NO6IM having been got off on the 29th ult.— The degree of damage which the has fultained is not yet afcertained. JANUARY 4.—We are concerned to Rate, that the American Drip Nabby, of Pc -tland, Maffachuffett's, Catmint. Mafter, which failed from Liverpool with a cargo of falt, &c. for Bolton, having fprung a leak loon after failing, funk on the 26th ultimo, near the mouth of Bantry Bay, in endeavouring to get into Beerhaven. Captain CRANDIL and his crew faved themfelves in their boats ; but to the indelible dif grace of our country, were plundered on their land ing, by the (Images of the place, five of whom fell viaims to their avarice ; for having boarded the Nab by, for the purpofe of plunler, they funk with her, never to rife again. The condition of the unfortunate Americans was, however, alleviated by the kind at tentions of RICHARD Doaova,, and DemilL FONT, Mies. whole generofity has contributed to re. deem our national charaeler from the opprobrium of this barbarous tranfaetion. We hays been favoured with the following extra& of a letter from Barba. does, dated November 20, which relates Tome cir enmllances of the engagement which the Thetis, in company with two other armed veffels, had with the Bonaparte privateer, not yet made public, and which bears firong teftimony to the gallant condo& of Cap coin CHARNALY and his crew, in beating offa thin of very fuperior force On the Bth inftant, the The tis, in company with two other armed rails which failed from Cork in company together, met at half pail eight A. M. a privateer, fltip-rigged, which came alonglide under Englilh colours, and fired a broad fide, and then hoified French colours. The Thetis, being all prepared, returned the Frenchman's falute ; and the enemy, in a moll maned) , and conrageons manner, wore fhip, and laid the Thetis on her liar. board quarter, keeping up an incefrant fire for three hours, when the foremall and bowfprit went by the board. The enemy attempted boarding twice, but were boldly repulfed. The other two armed veffels had no [bare in the allion, keeping aloof during its continuance. Commodore Hoop fent the Armor"- rate frizee in parfait of the privateer. She iq call e d r ihe 11 maparte, of ttt gtm,, and 140 men. Captain CHAP NLEY made his c: e.v a very handfome indent of iol, a man, and aooi. for their bravery. Comma. dare florin gave them a fir te , gion for the voyage and impreffed thc crews of the other two armed vedels." BARSADOES, Nov. 15-1 t is with great 'Satisfac tion that I inform you of the cap , ure of the Bona parte privateer, which has dune fo much mifchiel to our trade in the Weft Indies for a confidcrable time pafl. You may recollea. that in my tali I gave you a circum , tantial account of a fevere engagement which had taken place near Barbadoes, between this privateer and the Ceres, Knelope, and Thetis mer chantmen, and in which the privateer was In ill treated, that the lay like a log in the water. Infor mation of her fituation 1)6[1 4 given at Barbadoes by the merchantmen, a flout privateer was fent in quell of her, which, however, had not the good fortune to fall in with her. In the cnurfe of a day or two af terwards the Crawl fluop of war met with her in a very thaaered condition, as the was making the belt of her way to Guadaloupe to refit, and without dif ficulty made a prize of her, and carried her into An gua on the t ith of November. DISTRIEUTIOINI OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Malta, for the re-capture of the Eliza, on the 18th of Fe• bruary, 1804, will be paid at Plymouth the 12th inft.and at No. at, Surrey greet, Strand, every Tuefday and Thurfday for three years. The Ville de Pais, for the capture of the French privateer le MeCager. Atio.ll. 17, IKo3, will be paid on board the laid lip on her arriv..l ir, port; and every Tudday ant Friday for three years, The hired armed curter Nim-od, for the capture of the fame French prl vateer. will be p lat Plymouth, on Friday the t at inft. and every TutitLay and• eri..!,.y for thr,:e years. The hcad.morcy for the e.m: ore of the French privateer Ceres, by Cie Rt-voLtioonAire, I)erei.t'vr 1, zBot, will commence pay iv,: at Na. 3, G reat Wibeheitt r erect, on Thurfday, the 7th of Fe- Lzuuy, anti recalled tor three years, ARRIVED. In Stantigate C-eek, the 1, oigheer, Hanlon, front Dania ; tiana Regina, —; and Victoria, Bourgfua, from Seville, bound to London. At Ramfgate, Johanna rlleonora, ---, from Lama, with damage. Off Dover. Ocean, Brirlow, from the South Seas; Jupiter, Law; and Alexander Vefe, from New York. At Liver• pool,Providence Succelt,--, front Dantzick; Hannah, Brown, from Charleiton : Shannon, Oiblurn, from Bolton ; and Rofe. Hamilton, from Philadelphia. At Honduras. Nelly, Pixley ; and Penelope, Brifant. from London. At Virginia, Thomas and Sa rah, —, from Guernfey t and Sarah, browning, from Clyde. At Antigaa, Anna Philippa, Miller, from Clyde. At Trinidad, Governor and Batfon, --, from Clyde. At St. Thomas's, Harmonv, Reid, from Clyde. At New York,Tho• mu, M•Cawtcy, from Clyde ; Hardware, Mottlock, from Lon don ; William, Swain, from Limerick ; Mercury, Stoddart, from Dublin ; Briftol Trader, —, from Briftol ; Nancy, Henry; and. Oliver Elfworth, —, from Liverpool. At Bolton, Indepen dence, and Mary, Knight, iron% Liverpool. At Wilming ton, Hero, Farley; and Nancy. —, front Live-pool. At Sas vannali, Btunfwick, Dunlop, from Liverpool. At New Provi., denee, John, Metitie, from Liv,.rpool. At Philadelphia, Ocean, Wheelwright, from BriitoL At Charleiton, Lady Wafhington, from Bc►f.Jt. The Mary Ann, Salter, from Swanfea for Exeter, h loft near Salteombe. Yelterday a Court of Direltors was held at the Eaft 'lndia Houle, when the ihips COMET and RETREAT, of Eoo tons, were taken up for a voyage to India to carry out and bring home tonnage for individuals. Captain Jameg J. Williamfon, of the Ocean, took leave prey'. ' ous to departure for Madras and China. Captain H. Willbn , of the Warley; R. H. Brown, of the Dor. realm; and J. Pendergraff, of the Hope, for China diced, were (worn into the command of their refpedtive The Court adjourned at lilt o'clock till to-morrow. The people of Scotland were particularly fucceff• fol in tile lalt lottery : From SWIFT'S Office alone they received fix (hares of zo,oool. and four &area of to,oool. betides others r.f 'cool. &c. &c. Tuefday a chimney fweeper fell from the top of a houfe in Bilhoplkate-Itreet, having prot , oded hin3felf too tar out of the chimney put, and was killed on the Ipot. Thomas Warbrick, lately convicted @Lifore JortN BRADSHAW, Elq, in the penalty of five pounds, for letting fnares to kill hare,, in the grounds of his Grace the Duke of HAMILTON, within Athton, being unable to pay the penalty, was on Friday committed to the Houle of Cm reetion at Prelton, for three months. Tuefday a fire broke not in the apartment of an elderly woman, at a public-houfe in Fleet-lane, ow ing to her candle communicating to the bed furni ture ; hut by the fpeedy arrival of the parilh engine the mifchict was confined to the deltrudion of the room and furniture. On Tuefday fe'nnight, a boy, about twelve years old, near Chipping, took a fowling piece into the garret, where there was a fmall barrel of gun pow der (which had been bought for blotting rocks) and putting fome into the - pan, (truck it off feveral times: At length, a (park fell into the barrel, and the whole exploded ; the roof, doors, &c were blown off, and the boy thrown with them a confiderable diftance, fo much burnt, that he died the next day, in great ago nies. On the morning of Saturday fe'nnight the back premifes of Mr. John Brocklebank, the figs of the Foot Ball, in the Marketplace, Kendal, were difeo veted to bi on fire, and the engines being found out of repair, the moft fcrious conlequences were appre hended, the flames advancing rapidly over the whole ptemifes :—However, there being a plentiful fupply of water, and 'be molt aCtive exertions being ufed by Colonel MAUDI And the Kendal Volunteers (who immediately alfembled, on the alarm being given) the fire was got under by ten o'clock. A young Lady of cnnfiJent addrefs has recently made her appearance in this metropolis, to the great detriment of many tradefmen ; the calls herfell the Hon. Mrs. Baviv, alias Henry, and the has within the lall fortnight made fome fuccefsful adventures on thofe who were fn unfortunate as to behold her fafci. slating figure. She generally calls at a thnp, and purchafes a quantity of expenfive articles, tor which the gives a checque upon a banking houfe. but is particularly careful not to do fo until after the hours of bufinetl. Having purchafed a quantity of jewel lery at a flap a OxfordAreet, on Saturday lalt, the made a (hung and fnccefsful plea for the change of a twenty pound checque, flaring that the refided in Portland-place. She has carried on - inch deceptions at the principal watering places ;and while at Halt ing. in Soiree, about two month s ' finee. the pa ff ed for ;he wife of a naval lieutenant, whom (he defcribed to be gone to the Welt-Indies, to fecure fame exten five awes. Her artifices have equally fucceeded in moll of the towns in Sulfcx, and as her perfon, &c. is fo well known to the police, we have no doubt but we gull &tardy hear more oeber. V