Star. — London, England, 1805-11-06 00:00:00

~ ~ ~. Fress the LONDON GAZETTE, Noveribe; S. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • • COMMiirtans in the Royal South Lincoln Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Frederick Debnam, Gent. to he F.iftzw. Dated October t 6.180 g . Crowther, • Gent. to be Ditto. listed Odober t', 180 s. Edward Archer, Gent. to he Ditto. Dated Oftober ak. : - PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Hope and S.immil Hop.% of 'Devizes, Wiltlhire, braziers, Odlober tsy. 18os. • • William Sykes and John Sykes, of Bilhopfgake-ltreet Without, feed &Eters, Otioher at, .18.5. Nieboltas Pheni. fen. and Nicholas Pheri, jun. of London Wall, tipkoldets, November I, Tao t. ' • fiamuMitmfray and Morgan Lewis, of Merthyr Tydirl, G.a. ' inorganthire, October a 9. tacks. Jonas Hobfott and Eli Hoblon, of Holntroyd Nook, Yorkflaire, clothiers, September 27, Otos. • •• • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. t 6. Matthew Pringle, now or late of Walwerth,Surrey, fiour-faCtor, corn-dealer, dealer and ehapown, at test, at Guild hall, London. BANKRUPTS. William Warne, of Hackney-road, Shoreditch, Middlefex, watch maker,), wclier, dealer and ehapmati, to turrender Nov. a 1, tfl, -and Doe. 17, at twelve, at Guildhall Attttruies, MtlLraDove at.d Mayhew, Elm-court, Temple. Jekph Dyne:, of Okehatnpton. Devonfhire, vroolitaoler, dealer and chepman. Nov.lB, 19 and Dee. t 7, at eleven, at the Half- Moon Inn, Exeter. Attorney, Mr. John Coiling of Okeliampton. John Crowther and Jonathan Wstfott, now or late of Mtusehetter, • cotton •fpinuers; dealers, chairmen, and copartners, Nov. as, 22, .and Dec. 17, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Deasifgate, Minchelerl' Attornies, Meffrs, Milne and Parry, Old Jewry, London; or hielTni..klilne, Sergeant, sud Milne, Manchefler. • E( ward Mirryweathev, of ivlancheiler, totton-fpinner, dealer and charnan, Nov. 19, 20, and Deceinber t 7, at three, at the I'. ck. kirk, hianghefter. Attornies, Mctlrs. Chefsbyre sud Walker, Maneheiter. Rilliam Chatterten, of Waltham, Lincolnfoire, grocer, draper, dater and Chapman, Nov. 12, t 3, and Dec.l7, at eleven, at the Leg and Duck Tavern, at Kingßon•upon-Hull. Attornies, Mr. Curfitor.ftrect, London ; or Mr. Robert Galland, lCint• ton-upon-Hull. j;,tilet Stokes, late of Woreefter, hop-merchant, dealer and chap-' man, Nov. tp, zo, and Dec. x 7, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, in Vit reciter. Attondes, Mr. William Willis, Worcefter ; or Mr. Janes I'l- tr, Bride:-court, Bridge•ltreet, London. Dirk Jean Van,!cr tioevcit, of Bury-court, St. Mary Axe, I.ondon, merchant, dealer and Chapman, Nov. rp, sp. and Dee. 17, at eleven, at Guildhall. Anomie% Metres. illifon and Dawfon, White Hart court, Lombard Arcct. tree Ti a:dale, of Reading, Barks, linen-draper, dealtwand chap man, Nov. it, at one, Nov. 23, at tcn, and Dec. x 7, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Metres . kladdoek and Stevenion, Nea•-fquare, Lincoln's inn, Jo. o Sri (NI, late of ,• apping Wall, but now of Willmott-fetuare, Ml:Mb:ft a, dealer and chaprnan, Nov. it, 16, at one,_ and Dec. 17, at twelve, at GUWlllail. Attorney, Mr. Owen Holritel, of Mark , lane, London. John Morgan, late of the Crown and Cufbion, Princes-itreet, Ban hkean. victualler, and formerly of Aldermanbury, tendon, Ca llen glazier, Nev. t t, 18, and Dec. t 7, at twelve, at GuildhalL— Attorney, Mr. H. Hughes. Clifford's Itin. *les Clapfoo,. of Fgerton, Kent, butcher, November is, ro, and • Dce. 17, at ten, at Guildhall, London. , Attorney, Mr. Cooke, Maidßone.dC , ltt Matthew Fai dela, late of Bilhop Wearmon di, Durham, coaliltter, Nov. 29, Ir , and Dec: t 7, at twelve, at the Gold. o Lion Inn; in . Sunderland near the Sea. Attornies, Mr. John Dunn, Durham, or Mars. Tarrant and Moule Cilancery•lanc, London. • 70 THE .EDITOR OF IHE STAI:. OCTOSER .45, 1105 Sir —An anonymous wilier having, in yOur Paper of tlit ?„2,1 initant, commented or. the fentiments of 11.FLI.ISARIVS, and obliquely infinuated, by his let ter, and the very appilite proimi prefixed to it, that B ELL :a/Alva, inftigated by malice, has endeavoured to ellablith an invidious diftinelion between the Ca valry and Infantry, injurious to the caulk he was ambitious to fupport, I beg you will do me the fa your to pienlith the few following exculpatory, or rather explanatory obfervations. • 131.ctsaat us has aliened, '.that the Cavalry are slime amply provided for than the Infantry." This 'Anion, Mr. Editor, is not the humble fentiment of -an initvittual, but the acknowledged opinion of his •Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief, who at the time the Qzarter Mailers of the Cavalry (a 'deferiptinn of men not more liberally paid than the 'other ranks of the Cavalry) meminialed him for an ivcreafe of pay, was pleated not only, not to affent, but to obfcrve, that had the Subaltern Officers of the 4rfantry made a fimilar application, he thould no% hove been furprifed, as he was fully convinced.they wanted loch an increale, and expreffed his Anna racn:. how they contrived to fupport their fituation on their prefent pay," fur no mention whatever was yna, e of the Sidraltems of the Cavalry, which was at leaf'. a tacit dedarati'm that hi. Royal la ighnefsdid not taone.!ive the fituatien of the Subalterns if the Caval ir y do hampered and diflreifed as that of the Infantry. r; I L lieve, on a reference to the letter of 11 5 Luis/t -ar c . i;i , , will he found, that he has not in the moft dif. tent mimic; fitggelted that an increale of pay to the 'Officers of the Cavalry is unneceir .ary ; although *we at'ply provided for than the Infantry, :he h as lone affirm' they ate fufficiently fo ; the imputation, 1 tigrefort, " of want of correftnefs and liberality," is rarely unmerited.—Bot 'bow happens it; Mr. Edi. • tor, in enumerating the "inpriottfly tteeesry lartees" of a Cava:ry Officer, we di cover in the Cataingue Pi ft of the value of eighteen Guineas and other rich but unpardonably espenlive .ornaments: •If a Commanding Officer thinks proper to eilabliih in•his begiment a glitteting and expensive unifoim. to dar ale and.attonith the minds of the mobility, I cannot f ee t he jap r i es ua t edity of having his tsfie 'indulged at the expence of the public. Were Officerh of the In fantry leis employed in the service of their country %broad, and had Infuse to attend to the gaieties that invite them at home, fimilar cotlly habiliments might p r ot,,,tlystieeorate their perfons, but I !Imola by no !titans think them juilified, when calling upon their coontry for•an increale of pay, to include in the elli se, ..e of their " haerioully nec,fary expences,.4ny appa rel that could fir denominated Inperfluous or ftiperh. in the dais arid wardrobe of an officer of infantry, eirificy it more confpicunus than fplendonr ; and to be able toinnettre theft ufefol neceffiries, is what tile) , now {illicit of their country. Another Obferva tirn or two I. wilh.to make with retina to Oleic c orn- 1 tw it s... "The writer oliferves, he 4' cannot lubfetibe rolhe.diftinetion BELLISARIUS makes between the tavilrOind Infantry, from the *Tenet of ettenhe,:." In Aby !finable conception, no fuch dilliation i, attempt. rtt tube made, nor does it appear; as in Ulna). hinted; that any parallel has beer. drawn of the coin. trativdlllerith of thefe two branches of the army. But I am decidedly of opinion• with BILLISARIUS, that the labourers who toil iri the vineyard during the whale and heat of the day , are the Officers of the ,Replier Infantry alone,for an necafional . eacquipa ,l.tu.tot invalidate a general afeition. • • , • 1 .. sPoRTIA!C IVIELL:GENCE. WARWICK NOVIIMBER MEETING, Commenced thi's day, when much fport is expeeted, many horfes being already there. There are a gr:tit many bets depending. and we underdand to a very confiderable amount. • Mr. C-0111111Tei horfe is named 'at the favourite. Warwick is daily becoming a place of more noto tiety, and ptomifes fair to become one of the neaten, fafttionable and floutifhing little towns in the king dom. The improvements daily making, and thofe already' made there thefe few years, entitle it to pub. lic notice. The extri fi ve Woollen Manufadory car ried on by Me ff rs. PAiI(ES, CILOVATTOM and Bactoz. nous'', which employs near 700 hands ; the Mann fattory alto of cotton by Meffrs. PARICERS, where upwards of goo Children are employed. are matters of no trifling concern. It is alto in contemplation - to bring the great north Road throttgli this delightful little borough ;'we underhand it can be done at the 'very billing etpence of making'a new rnad.fnr a few miles, which wiWnear the road between London and Holyhead 12 or le miles, and bring the Traveller through a more fertile end delightful part of the counts y than that they now pals through. Hit Ma jetty, had it not been for the unfortunate calamity at tending his eyes, Would have honoured this neat-little place with his prefence, prioryto this viliting Wey mouth, but we are affured, from good authority, that . he intends paying it a viht early in the enfuing fisting. • ' • "'VONA 11LE DINNER S ' YEIITERDAY. Tiss Earl ettmestb, at his new own stfidenes in Dirffnint• ..fart. • , • I.ord Holland, to so Friends at Holland Houle. Earl of Barrymore, to a Select Party, at his boufe in Sackville., street. Lbrd Banbury, to a Sete& Party of Officer, it his haute in Park. lane. The Marquis of Ab e reorn. at the Priory. John Trevailion, Efq. M. P. for Dover, to Seleit Patty, ;t his honk in Duke.itreet. Mr.'llayley, to a Fathionahle Party, at his boufe in Deronthire plate. Sir C. Rofs, to a large Party, at his boob in Dover.ftreo. ARRIVALS IN TOWN. Colonel Golding, Captain Terrifon. and Captain Chapman, of the 9th Light Dragoons, from Stiffer to the Brit& Hotel, jerrayn. ftreet. Mrs. Rigby to her houfe in Gyobenor &tot. Q. Venn, Efq. to hi 4 hoofein Duke-ftreet, from Stoke Park. • F. Barnard, h.fq. to it. James's, fiom his feat at Twkkenham. T. Dickens, Efq. to his houfe iu Bolitrodc-ftreet, from Miclilin, Surrey. The Duke of Montrofe from Twickenham to his honk in Crof vennr-fquare. Sir G. Curton, front Ramfgate to Bedf Ird-repave. The Earl andCountefs of Mesborough, and I.a4f S. Saville, to Dover-ftrtet from Methley Park, Ferrybridge,'Yorkfhire. John Weyland, Efq. from WoodeatOft, Oxford; to Kirkham's Hotel. Berkeley Craven, from Oxford, to Charles-ltrect, Berkeley . fquare. Courtefs of Bakens! and Family, from Ramfgate to her houfe hi Cumberland Place. The Earl and Counsels of Cardigan, from Richmond to their hook In Upper Grofvertor Brea. Mrs. Lafedles Ironmonger, from her at near Thetford, near Andover, to Mrs. Aloiton Pitt's beitite in Arlington-ftreet,where Ste intends to remain till after her accouchement. C. 13. Long, Efq and family, from Langley Park, Berks,to Kirk ham's Hotel, Lower Frook-ftreet. Captain Tafwell, from Chelmstord to ditto. James Bradihaw, Efq. from Southampton to ditto. Mr. rtlellifh, from Newmarket to Conduit-ftreet. Mr. Baring, from Blackheath, to his hoofs, Yak-place, Portman tquare. Lord Hood, to his boufe In Winspole-ftreet from Greenwich. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Calvert, from Wadwing Park to Perrot's Hotel. General Prernft, Covernor of Domintca, from Weybridge to his new refidence in Portman•ftreet, Portman-fquare. Mr. Simpfon. from Shornbland, Norfolk, to Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook-ftreet. Genrral and Mrs. Crofeenor, from their feat near Not/market to their houfe in Grofvenor-ftreet. Col. Winn, from his Regiment in Kent to Alhernarle•Rrect. Colonel Gouldy, from Bexhill to the &kith Hotel. Captain Chapman, of the 9th. to ditto. W. B. jennifon, ' , Sq. from Stiffest to ditto. Mr. and Mix.Sudby, from their feat in Blickingbarnatire to Blake's Hotel. Two Mr. Stuarts, from Sunning Dale to ditto. DEPARTURES FROM TOWN. G. H. Mitchell, from Cork•ft met to his feat, Titchfield Lodge, Farehano, Haut!. Lord Cloncurry and family, from Kirkhanis Hotel, Lower Break ft reet, to Ireland. Countrfs Gerebtzoff, from Lower Brook•ftreet to Brighton, on ' f‘tonday: Sir G. Heathcote, from his honfe in Grofvenor.fquare to his feat, Normanton Park, near Stamford. Lineolothire. Colonel Chilton, from Perrot'S Hotel to Afton. Sir John Cotterell, from Perrot's Hotel to Gannon's, Hertford fluke. Mr. and Mrs. O'Grady, from Ibhetfon's Hotel, Vcre-street, to Bath. Th.: Hon. T. Windfor, from Kirkham's Hotel to Braywick-houfe Herts. Baron IVortikof, from Fronk ftreet to Brighton. The Counters of Spencer, from St. James's -place tp Althorpe. Mr. Forbes, from Gordon's Hotel to Scotland. ARRIVALS A'l' THE CRO '' N INN, ROCHESTER. Nov. a. Lords Monl.field and Mezbufougli-3. Lord Alexander Gordon-4. Admiral Harvey. i, ARRIVALS' AT BATH. • Earl and Counters of Keutnare, Counters of Elgin and family , Viesonters Nelfon, Lords Peterborough. Adair, and Kilwarden, Lady sash and family, Ladies C. Greville, Sidney, St. Lawrence, Cleric, and Staunton. Hon. Col. and Mils Brown, Hon Cot and Lady Plunkett, Hon. Mrs Whaley; Sir R. and Lady Bickerton, Sir W. and Lady Barker, Vol. Mrs and two Mifs Yorke, Majors H Hamilton and Stapleton, Rev, Dr. apd Mrs GjObet, Dr Sher wen, Dr. and Mrs Baker, Reverends Mr Hunt, Mr and Mrs Williams, Mr and Mrs Smith, Mr and Mrs 1 ownflund, Mr and Mrs Williams, and Mr and Mrs Maclean. Captains Cane.Thomp ibn, Gu;on, Blake, Gardner, Mansfield, Capt. and Mrs fry. Capt. Capt. and Mrs Jones, Capt. and Mrs Urmftoo, Capt. and Mrs Swinton, Capt. Mrs and Mils Peyton, I.ieuts. Roblin and Dobbs; Mr and Mrs Orr, Mr and Mrs Unnflon, Mr and Mrs Sealy, Mr and Mrs Woodley, Mr and Mrs CraWford, Mr and Mrs Wisyte, Mr and Mrs Thorn, Mr and Mrs Mel ville and family. Mr and Mrs Newland, Mr and Mrs Fair. gad. Mr and Mr. Brafier, Mr and Mrs Hill and family, Mr Ind Mrs Fry. Mr. arid Mrs Flair, Mr and Mrs Brookfbank, Mr and Alts Fullerton,: Mr and Ma Stowey, Mr and Mrs Mary, Mr and Mfs Haylock, Mr and Mrs Brouneker, Mr and Mrs Barnard, Mr and Mt. Crooke, Mr and Mrs Wertfailing, Mr and Mrs Seudanwire, Mr Mrs and Mifs Lanftread, Mr Mrs and IV:ifs Carnenter, Mr Mrs and Mils Grieve, Mr Mrs and Mifs Puller, •Mr Mn and Mifs Winftone , Mr Mrs. and Milk Rod bard, Mr IV:rog sod Mi. Towers, Mr and three Mifs Ben. Ross, Mr and Mifs Jairkfon, My and Mifs Freeman, Mr and Mirk Pocock, Mr and Mils Cates, Mri , and Mifs Dillon, Mrs and Mils Webb, Mrs and Mils Spalding—Merl - Ts Headley, Saunders. Col nuhoun, Gordon, P.. fry, Windham, Whiter, Hawkins, Swinton, Croft, 'Bradwell, Todd J. Blair, Joyce, French, Greville, Burke, Streker, Biggs, Ellaville - in, Newman. Donovan, Still. Willon,Butt, Balfiin, tint y.Thackey. t•tnichan, J. Pretty. ick, M•Glarharn, Lang., ford, Davies, Brathwaite, Aeherley, Saunders, I.e Bas. Frederick. Collett, Walton.:lonehet,Bliffet, Harrifon—Miltreffes Heyward. WUk(, Faulkland, Collins, hoer rd, Combat, She !lon, Colwell. Hatmey, hither, Gwynne, Barry, f 4 tevenion , Campbell. Grove, Bo- ndl,Crumpe,Savage,•ldoyd, Caleratt, Curry, Madame &Choi kul, Madame Graford.—MiLfes White,lggulden, Rainsford, Mar tri. Vi)kr,, Dodd, Combe, Mitford, Adams, Savers, Hoo rgehial. two Moles, Squire Brown , Andrews, Baritow, Goadjiards, Timmy, Siiliy, Morgan, Hallmit, &c. icc.. .SELKIRK, OCTOBER zit. On VCrerinerday 1011, Thomas Gavenlock, carter,l at Howdenpot.burn Toll, was tried' before WALTER SCOTT. Elq. Sheriff Depute of Selkirlentire. and a Special Jury, charged at the innance of the Procurs• tor . Fircal, with the crime of abntaaing tome corn thekies from a field belonging to Mr. Geafge Park, fn Carterhaugh, in the month of Septembea The libel being relltifted to an arbitrary punifhment, and the prifoner haVing pled Not Guilty, a very te fpettable Jury was eholen, compnfed of the Gentle• men of the County, fariners of the neighbourhood, and inhabitants of the town. The Sheriff, in a very handfome manner, apologifed to the Gentlemen enmpofing the Grand Jury, .for the trouble he had' given them in calling them together, to hold Af fi ze upon what might be by tome deeme d trivial tren4 grelGon, but which he (on account of the unprotec ted nature of Inch kind of property) thought fhocld be invelligatedin as public and folemn a ;manner aci., poflible. The trial then proceeded. Four witnefes were called onto Inbaantiate the char=ge, the princi. pal of whom Was Mt. Part himrelf, why gave ayary clear and dinine evidence', Rating, that he lasi the prifoner commit the theft, when he went up to hirri, and charged him 'with having the Ilteaves in a rack on his cart ; that he followed him on the road, till she prifoner, rut - peeing his intention, left it, and turn. ed off to a haugh, crafted the Etteriek, and tank ano ther than the common road to Selkirk. Here; how. ever, Mr. Park called three men, palling, to his at. finance," add, 'in their pretence, after' mentioning what had happened, turned nut the contents of the lark, which proved to be tWolheares of potatne oats. Mr. Park alto hated, that he examined the 4nek limn which there &eaves had been abliratlect and found that two were wanting to complete it. The three men corroborated Mr. Pat;c's evidence; as alto the prevaricating account of the way the prilner'faid be became polkaed of the heaves. • A declaration be emitted before the Sheriff-fuhßitute on the day of the theft, was alfo produced againa him. Itithislie told a very different linty about the corn from that he mentioned to Mr. Park and the other Witneffes....— Hete ended the evidence for the profecution. Only one witnefs was called in exculpation. Mr. Roncaa, as public profecutor, then charged the Jury, and, in a very able manner, recapitulated the molt prominent parts of the evidence, in fupport of the charge. animadverting on the incontinency and contradittion apparent in the prifoner's account of the affair. Mr. ALEXANDER PARR ain't did great junice to the cattle of his cliept, in an elegant and impreffive addrefe to the Jury, in behalf of the panne'. ; he quoted fame relpeflable and legal authorities in Top 'pnrt of his opinion, on the deficiency of prod of the delinqnency of the prifoner. The Sheriff then fummed up the evidence for and againft the partner, argued at confiderable length ce any apparent difference in it, and took particular no tice of the legal opinions quoted. The Jury then were inelnfed for about forty minutes (having ehofen Mark Pringle, hlq. their Chancellor, and Mr. George Craig. in Galathiels, their Clerk) when they remitted a•verdiet of Guilty, by a plurality rf votes, of the crime libelled againit the prifoner; but, on account of tome circumtlances, recommended him to the mercy of the Judge. Before pronouncing fentence, the Shet iff addreffed the prifoner in a very feeling and impreffive 'manner, pointing out the abfurdity of perfons allowing them. fclves to be milled into the commiffion of fuch petty thefts, from the belief that Inch are of little code qnence, till the mind becomes familiar to their fre quency, and to enormities of greater extent, which call for more ferions puniihment. He was then fen. tented to two months confinement, at hard labour, in the New Bridewell of Selkirk ; but if, at the end of fit weeks, it fhould be reported to the Sheriff, that he had been indultrions, and his condua orderly, he would then be liberated. Simpfon, who had committed feveral highway robberies, and was capitally convieted at the lalt Hertford Aflizes, broke prifon on Saturday right.— He was chained to his cell, from which he difengaged himfelf, and removed nearly a cart load of earth from under the foundation to effeft his efcape.— Simpron, it will be recollefted, was &ft taken after committing a highway robbery on come of Lord Ofrory's fervants, by the Hon. Mr. Brand, aftfled by a party of Volunteers belonging to his corps in Herttordfhire; and, but for the humane reprefenta firms of that Gentleman to the Judges of Mae, after conwiftion, he would not now have lived thus to requite the mercy he then obtained. Wednefday torenoon,tke following fad dirafter hap pened at Old Mahon, Yorkfhire. A woman having having occafion to leave her cottage for a (h u nt time, unwifely locked the outer door, leaving two young children feated by the fire, when, form after her ee parture, the boy, five years of age, climbed upon the feat of the window, opened the cafement, and, in the bell manner poffible, gave an alarm of " fire, fire !" A neighbouring perfin: initantly entered in at the opened window, and found the clothes of the girl; three yeirs old, completely in flames; every means was deviled for the recovery of the fonrched viCtim, but without effect ; the languifhed till late in the evening, and then expired. Sunday the body of a man was found by fome boys in Deptford-lane, Peckham. As no marks of violence were perceptible, and he had a watch and fome filver in Ins pocket, it is fuppofed he died in a a fit. The cafe of Scrophula we have rube:listed to the publ7e is extremelyinterelling • as i molt conyey to the molt prejueiced minds the importance of a me-. 1 dicine which fucceeds fo admirably when the glands 1 are difeated in the worn Rages of the King's Evil. This cafe does not Rand tingly in the lilt of cures performed by SPILSBU:. Y'S Patent Antifcorbutic Drops, when given in this difeafe, which proves the merit of this antifeorbutic, ft well known as a Ipeci tic in Scut? y, Gout, RhenmatSm,Eruptive, Nervous, and Bilious Complaints. To thole Ladies who with for a pleafant Cofmetic, to allay trifling irritations, SPILSBURY'S Compound Effence will atifwer pea fee: ly. Be. careful to ark for SPII:SRUILY'S Parent Anti rcorbutic Drops, with the *twilit " By the Kings Patent" eipretfed on the bottle, bill of Oiteftions, and outride wi'apper ; the (lamp alfo (the King's ditty) is printed in black inllead of red ink. Bottles, price 59. Gd. -roe. and 11. as. doty included. --el riff ES. A On Tnefdar fe'nnight a windmill on Wym •acliarts- Common was burnt to the ground. The aceioc.,, : it was occationed by a fpark from a candle, which had -:,,:•, et , been ufed by f , •me workmen on the prcmifes. ' • . 4 , Thurfdav the Steam Corn Mill, at Atterthiffe, • near Sheaield, was totally confirmed. together is ith .. -•.. the flocß of grain, &c. ' • ' • On Saturday night; the zsth ult. the estenfive far. ,:*: .... 7ii eery belonging to'hlr. Betty; at litiCkfatileigh, 'ne- : -.. • von, was burnt to the ground; an !Mildred packs of ie. .•, wort, and all the machinery *:re deltroyed. No ac. ': • . ,i1 count can be given how the accident happened. ;. 4 .4 On the evening of Friday fe'nnight. two adjrffn• r'.: 43 ing cottage houfes at Standlend near Whitby. nett,- I .. z i pied by two poor widows of the names of Hat nalt%;''.; • Cockerell; and Jane Friuli. we're burnt en ti e ground ; and' owing to the',rapid" prOgref. of the •' ') flames, the roof being 'covered with thatch, a i e i4 :. i . . finall part of the furniture was faved from either 4.,.:, them. In one of theboufes was a box, eoll4llling. ft-•ii it it Paid, betides other artielet, upwardt of 10.'10 .!'-•• . a t Bank notes, which had been ,remitted at various v i i . •'. times to his mother, by a young man now ferving .. .-;!ir in the navy ; to refcue which, a man at the peril tif •'.'l • his life ruOsed through the , flames and eucceeded in ir; reaching the fpot where it was depofiked. :On his ',: return, highly gratified with.the forcers which bad •r• crowned his exertions, it . fras dilcovered that he had un f or tu n ately brought away a wrong box, of littre .., value. It being too hazardous to venture uPon" a ,fe. - r.; con(' attempt, the notes Were of courfe involved in • ", the common dettrudlion. The .fire Was nccationed • i . by a fpark from a candle having been accidentally t dropped upon a quantity of lint. Saturday fe'nnight, about fix o'clock in,the even: ing, a fire broke but in the upper mills of Mr. Hammerton, at Wansford, near Stamford, which raged with ungnvernable fury until the pretnifes were entirely.curifumed..lt was occafinned by a boil • • in defiance of repeated orders, going .into the rag.. • room with a candle (unprote4ed by a lantern), a fpark from which communicated to the look mate rials, and before water could be procured .(alolollh ' the mills were built on the Lau:s of the Nen) we conflagration became ton general to allow the hone of d ecking it. All that remained for human means to effea was, the renioval of the furniture from Mr. Harnmerton's d welling •honfe, which was . erntign ous ; and this was fcarcely act t mplifhed 'when it, in common with the nrannfaaory, befime a trials n( al burning ruins. Fortunately the fire did not extend, J further. The damage is eflimated at anuol. which (4 is infured. IT BIRTH. • Yelterday, in Portland-place, the Lady of Herbert jhrzett, Ef4. of a fen ' . ' At New York, on the Iltb September, tBos, at lone o'clock is the morning, Mr. Adam Sewell,iusd wis buried at throe t,'clnck it l 'tto: afternoon of the fame day in the Chards-yard. at Flat Beth. On Saturday, at Newington, Thos. Whitehead, Efq of the indlit Hoare. At Aberdeen, on the Eta ult. Mr. Alexander Booth, jet. merchant. On Sunday night, the Hon. Mrs. Maitland, at Colonel Mai', land's, Davies-Greet. On Thurfdaylalt. of a fever, at Dale Cattle, In Pembrolafbird, in the sod year of his age, Majoi John Allen Lloyd, of the Car diganibire Militia. On Wednefday I ft, at Plympton, Devonfhirc, Mrs. Artwitte, • widow of the late H. F. Arboine, Iffq. of LaMb's Conduit pber. • On Sunday night, at the4Z . scm's Palace, in the Rath year of ha age, Mrs. Briggs, the Deputy Houlekerper t o her Majelly. SW filled that fituation for forty four years. 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