Star. — London, England, 1801-09-16 00:00:00

W'r SPORT! AG fft" , ELLIGENCE. . LINCOLN RACES, '°I)AY, srpTzmuß IQ Sir nilivrt Heatbente's b. 111. by Buzzard, 4 yllit OM, ; ft- 3 1 b. ' ' " - - Mr. ' ...tole' 11.111. NlartMoncfs, by I.urcher, 4 )Tll. old, 711.. 61b. - - rade by Mufti( Mr.Hut:tan% g. b. by Delpird, 5 yrs. sid . , rode by Mr. Wiiiiam Hutthinfoies b. b. Sling, mcd, rode - I I - dr. by nfelt - - - • 4 Iven betting on Mr. J. Hutchinfon's horfe. A r.irce of Fift• given b.•the City, for v a iorf:.-: and M . . Icc a 311 tigeS. Three year olds to carry 61}. F-ur year obis 711. 61b. Eve y exr olds 80. t lb. Six year olds BR. ;lb. Aged . %T.. r es ".I (:ridings allowed 31b. The bell of Three Twn.mile heats. N ur 1-6-id's ch. f.Emprefs, by Overton, 4 vrs. old. ;R.. 6lb. - I 110 . br. b. Stainriad, by Sir Pk-ter; aced. IR. lb. - 1 1 'FRIDAY. IF PTTAIRTR IT. the Noblemen and Gentlemen's Subfcription Pude of Seventy Guineas, for all ages. Three year olds to carry 6R. 61b. Four year olds 811. Five year olds $ll. 91b. Six year olds 91t. Aged 911 alb. Maiden Holis, &c. allowed 31b. The bell of Three Two-mile. Heats. Mr. G. Cromptcues b. m. Manfred, by Coriander, yrs. old att 111 r. Butterfield's ch.l.Eroprefs, by OYINTon. 4 Tr'• old. Bft. . - - - Mr Fenton's b. tn. MarChioncfs, by Lurcher, 4 yrs. Bft. Mr. Acreck's br. b. Stamford, by Sir Peter, aged 9ft. alb. - 1 1 RICIIMOND, YORKSHIRE, THURSDAY, SEPT. to. The Maiden Plate of Fifty Pounds, for Three year olds. Two-mile heats. Mr. aCminpton's b. c. Banton). by Buzzard, 81t. I I Mr. J. Hutchinfon's g. f. lapedation, by Overton, 7R.zlb. - 6 Mr. Fletcher's ch. c. Malta, by Buzzard. ER. - .5 3 P, r. T. Hutcblvfott's b. c. by overtop, RR. - 3 4 Mr. McfliCes ch. c. Frlendh F., by Pipatcr, Eft. - 4 3 Mr. W. 1-letehlrfon'v b. c. Forhy. ^ft - - a 6 Five to a againft Mr. Hutchinfon's colt ; 3 to again ft F.6?eft at ion ; 4 to t araintl Friendlefs; and 6 to 4 either Mr. T. Hutchintim's colt or Expeßa• tion won; Bantum not mentioned. After the heat, Bantum againft any one, and 3 tot againft Friend left. A good race. - Sweepflake, of Ten Guineas each, for Hunters car rying it R. Four miles. 'robe rode by Gentlemen. Mr. J. Hutchinfon's b. h. by Walnut, out of Tickle Toby 's dun, 6 yrs. old, rode by Mr. F. Hartley Mr. Laleelles's b. b. Outcaft, by Pot Bo's, 6 yrs. oh,. Brom .—At the Harlow-Bufh Fair. on Wed riefdav, a poney. about twelve hands high, was en gaged for a wager to run a hundred miles in la hours. The little animal went 6o miles .in fix hours, but at the Both mile it broke its heart, and , jell down dead. The betting. in the North in favour of Cori• fight-r againft Sir Saloom are two to one and (even to four. In town they arc only fix to four. At a Bull-beating at Eccles annual wake, near Manchefier, fome days ago, a man, in a ate of inebriety, approaching the half-worried it rated animal too n,•arly, was fo fhoekingly gored, :hat be languilbed in the moil excruciating agonies try wards of 3o hours, when death put a period ' his fulferings. Boxlao.—Bekber and Bari met laft week at a boufe in Spitalfields, when, after fome words, a challenge enfued. Mr. B. advanced tool. on the part of Burk, and Capt. B. the fame fum for Bel cher, agreeing to decide the contest on Saturday ha. The parties met, agreeably to appointment, at the Cock in San-ftreet, Spitalfields, whence they were to proceed to the fcene of ktion; but the af fair having been divulged, not only a vaft crowd was collefted to witnels the combat, but the Peace Officers interpofing their irrecillible authority, the battle was inevitably poilponed to a future day. A party of Gentlemen (hooting laft week near Lord Scassoitouca's, one of them perceived a couple of fnakes near the root of an old tree, at which he fired. Having approached them they appeared motionlefs, of a beautiful colour, and about two feet and a half long. A peafant who attended the parties, tied a handkerchief round the middle of the fnakes and flung them over his !boulder; bat in the courfe of a few minutes, to his cuprite he found bimfelf feverely bit by one of The animals in the neck, which teemed to have , been t•nly thinned by the noire. The other alto began to writhe, but they were afterlards killed by a bludgeon. The party procured the heft me dical afTiflance for the poor man; but the poifon was I-) venomous that no hopes are entertained of his recovery. At a meeting held at Langford Inn, on Friday , fermi;: ht, convened for the purpofe of tranfaeling l araie Wines, which was rayneroufly attended by f.roe of the moil rcipeCiable Gentlemen in the li:siii , 4l of Somerfet, the Chairman, MAT rurw lr.lbt!c snarl, Efq. immediately after :soar int (:.(iiic;:d the Blagdnn Controverfy, fo far os ralated to the kraor and Curate of that para. lie forcibly esprcgr:d the pith opinion he had for n great number of veal. entertained for both dime Gentlemen. And .hat escri• one :putt iincerety la ment the filtililting mifum,salandinq, and that rwthing conk! give him great,:r fatis'faetion than, under the i . arEtion of that refpeCtable company, to eicet a reconciliatior between them. The company heard the propolal with marks of (irong approba /A A N arofc, and after tome weighty exculpatory vbfervatious, ()Zen,' his hand to Mr. Betts, which he cordially received, and thus an happy tee{ ocilhition took place, apparently to the fincete j•.y ~f Cie parties, and tr...tumous fatisfac • Lion rf th • ...la it comp.iny.„ • flat .r., , p., knave that thia is tic rontrn ,- riv in whirl. M. I! e. was Cr- Mel bar, Ctiratr d.,11. had At" the r, moNal. 4.a a 4 torte of : ; • t.f the rc.loltv of a Sun lei Sa4c.l. who ;• r by :• . •H. hi.,re, atwl ai..r rmth ak, rc..tion Mr. R-: • ...: 41f. • I tor.oerd from the C'.r..cy. M“efe Ftrrary t.. F late, ,n 4 no (mail eivarri•y of P.0,1:r Mat er.FI..) , d viLich we hops. will LW; yc cisnissi Waitc-i'apcz Yellenlay Frtatrii - alicra the elder, Fnaads Gra haat the younger, and Yak lir! tither And two tints, ante indidolibt &Wanking Janet Hogg, the wife of Mr. Hogg, a cabinet-maker, in Stephen dreet, Rathbette-place. Mr. AccEr hated the cafe on the part of the profecution. He laid the Defendants were iodides' tor a very grofs affau/t, committed on the perfon of htp. Ho,. The Defendant, John Graham, was- ppreatice to Mr. Hogg, and was taken to 13ow.tireet for fume offence, what, after under going a hearing, the Magittrate ordered the lad to be •difeliarged from the tervice of his matter, there appearing to be an informality in the indentures. Alter the parties had returned from Bow-ttreet, the three Defendants committed the atlault com plained of. Mr. ALLEY tIICA hated the evidence he meant to bring forward, and concluded with laying that he had no doubt but the Jury would find the Defendants guilty, and the Court would intlid that punifhment varich they fis wail merited. Mrs. Janet Hogg was then called. She hated that when John Graham returned from Bow-Itreet he tame into the parlour, and began to look in a theft where the tools were kept. She aiked him what he wanted? to which he replied that he wanted his tools. She then told hint that he could pot have them until Mr. Hogg came !Dime. Im mediately his brother, Francis Graham, Itruck her very violently, and knocked her over a cheil. She called our "Murder!" expeding a young man who worked up hairs would have come ro her afTillance. The father, the hated, was allo affifting his for in the ill treatment he was giving her; that the fainted in conlequence of the blows and the fall,and knew not hat palled afterwards. On het crols-exami nation the denied that the had hindered the parties from going away, or that the had !truck either of them. She laid that if the had known the name of the young man who had rehired to come to her affillance the would have taken hits up. She con dufted herfelf during her examination in a very violent manner.—To corroborate her evidence a young lad, who is fervant to Mr. Hogg, was called. The died of his tellirnony went to prove that aeneral fcu fi le had taken place, and that Mrs. Hogg had fet her back againit the door to prevent their going out. It appeared that John Graham, the apprentice, had not taken any active part. The CHMILMAN told the Jury that he mull be acquitted. The Jury accordingly acquitted him. The Counfel for the Defendants then made lime P very pointed obfervations on the condat of Mrs. Hogg, and laid that no credit could be attached to her evidence, as he humid be able to contradid it by calling the lad who had jolt been acquitted; and, from his account of the trantadion, they could have no hefitation in pronouncing the others not guilty. John Graham was then called. He hated that Mrs. Hogg abfolutely refuted to Puffer him to take (his tools; and that the let her back againtt the door, at the fame time locking it, and laying that he thould not go until Mr. Hogg came home.— On feeing this, his brother took her by the arm, and endeavoured to pull her away from the door, upon which the (wore at him, and they fcuffied together, and in the truffle they fell : his father , came in to his affiftance. and reque lied her to give him the tools, when the fell up. in him, tore his thin and his AA, and almolt ftrangled him, and it was milli much difficulty they were parted.— His evidence was confirmed by that of the young nun alluded to. .0o being quellioned as to the re.l4Un of hi- leaving the ha-vice of Mr. Hogg, he laid it was becarlfe he could get neither money ricr work. _ _ _ The Citations: obferved, that there teemed, by what had traufpired, - to have been no reafun far bringing the prefent indiament ; if the Jury thought the fame, they would acquit the Defn dants. The Jury being of the fame opinion, imme diately found the Defendants—Not Guilty. NUISANCE.-THE KING V. EDMUND%TEVENS. This was an indiament for a nuifance. The Defendant is a dealer in old iron, and a rag-mcp chant. It was alledged that he had placed a cart in a common footpath in Grofvenor Market, Da. vies•Rreet, in cunfequence of which a perfon had received a material injury. This *fon, whole name is Petrie, and who is a hair-drellcr,was called. He Rated, that od the evening of the 12th of De cember, about ten o'clock, as he was going through Grofvenor Market, which is a common footpath, he Rumbled over the fhafts of a cart which lay in the way ; he fell and broke his breall bone, and was otherwife very much bruited. He was taken Ito St. George's Hofpital, where he was confined for three weeks, before he was able to go abroad and attend to his bounds. On his crofs-exami nation he faid, that he was perfeetly fober at the time, and was going to call on Mr. Glafsly re• fpeßing a wig which he had to make for Lord Robert Manners, and which was particularly wanted on the following day. lie denied that he was merely going to that perfon to inform him that a fortunate number was up a prize, and did not know that the Defendant had laid that he might as well have run his head againa the pump in the market as tumbled over the cart, which flood out of the way of faker people. He had no other reafon for indiEting him but on account of his behaving ungenerous, in not offering him more than half-a-guinea for the injury, and his luf's of time. The Counfel on both fides contelled the point, as to the faEl of the market being a common toot. path. A plan of it was fulnuitted to the Jury, and explained by feveral witnefles, who all concurred. in Rating that it is a common footpath, ant not a high road for the admiffron of carts and horfes. It is built in a triangular fbrm. The Learned Counfel four the Defendant laid, that when his client offered half.a.guinea as a compenfation, it was the utmoll fum his finances could afford ; and that, beir.g a man who earned his livelihood by buying oid rags and iron, he was not iu a fituation to pay any fine. ' The Cu Aix 14 AM laid there was no queßion in raft, as the market was clearly proved to be a cons mou footpath, and coofclucut/y acDciendsat tad onOridat to Owe bps cast mere . WC paingcs his ajetlyfs fubje&s : This being an admitted cad, the Jury would have no hefitation in finding him guilty. The Jury immediately finer.; hien guilty, and he was fentenced to pay a fine of id. Wednefday hlt a Court Martial was held on board the Cvsiaastt.ano Hag fhip in the Ham :tie, R. Lwueee, Efq. Judge Advocate, on the Mader of the SIRIUS of 36 guns, Captain KIV, (or drunkennefs and negled of duty. The charge was folly proved, and he was diftniffed the flail), and fenteuced never to ferve in a higher than a filth rate. A Court Martial was alto held on board the CAMBRIDGE, at the inftance of the Mailer, on the Cr nner of the Status, for drunkennefs and negled of duty ; but the charge not being proved, he was honourably acquitted. A Court Martial, at the inftance and pmfecn tion of the Matter, was alto held on Lieutenant RAINS, Firft Lieutenant of the Status, for drun kcnnefs, and leaving his quarters during the time of atinn. The Court, on hearing the evidence of the profeentor in fupport of the charge, found it In contradiaory, vague, and ill founded, that the Prefident and Court unanimoufly acquitted Lieut. j. RAINS, of the whole of the charges again(' him in the moil honourable manner, to the fatisfadion of every perfon prefent. Saturday a Court Martial was held on board his Majelly's fhip GLADIATOR, at Portfmouth ; On John Williams, lately belonging to his Majefty's thin DANAE, for being a ringleader in the mutiny. and for aiding and abetting in the carrying that fnip into an enemy's port. He was found guilty, and sentenced to be executed on board fuch flip as the Conimander in Chief Ihould dire& • Monday a Court-Martial was held on board his Majefly's (hip LEYDEW, at Deal, on the Matter of the TERROR bomb, for negleß, &c. of duty. The I, charges being fully proved, he was difiniffed the fervice.. In the evening of Sunday fe'nnight an alarm ing fire broke out in the Blue Bell publichuufc at Clinton, near Peterborough, which raged with fuch fury, owing to the then dry flute of the thatch and timber, that in lets than half an hour the honk was burnt to the ground, and part of two adjoining tenements were confirmed. The fire was occafioned by a young woman dropping a candle in a bed-room, where a quantity of glean. ings WAS depolited, which inflantly taking fire, communicated to the roof: not an article of fur niture could be fared, and with difficulty the chil dren in bed were refeued from the flames. r Friday night, between eight ,and nine o'clock, a fire broke out in an adjoining houfe of a cotton work at the head of the Green, Glafgow, but by timely affiflance of the water engines, and the ex enjoin of the people affembled, it was happily gof under by eleven o'clock, though not without c.- firoying a great quantity of cotton, and demolifh ing the building in vitich it took place. A party of the Edinburgh Militia immediately attended, and were of great ft-twice in keeping off the croud. The fullwing 1.1...1 melancholy vent to..k place on Holy.lfland Sands on Saturday te'unight.— Two pollillions in the of Mr. Mstwocas, vintner, of W0n1erH... , ,-;: , -head, were en the after noon of that Jay employed with four li t otes, i e conycOng a gentlen.aire.arriacc, in which were hinfteiland family, to Holy Itiand. About nine in the evening, the pollillions fat out on their re nun homewards, watt their horf:s and flintily after a thick fog came on. Strong apprehenfions were in confeqiicnee entertained by the illanders fur their fafety, which next morning were found too fatally verified ; for foon after day-light, the bo. dies of the two unhappy men, andone of the hor• fes, were difcovered lifelefs on the Etniy waße. Another houfe, which by Tome means furvived, God motionl.f. betide its dead companion. The remaining two were miffing; nor have we yet heard whether they have been found, or whether we mutt conclude that they were buried in quickfand. The two men were lying at 2 (mall diftancc from e:uh other; the ftce ()lone of them was much cut, owing, probitYy to the Rwigglet of the drowning holes. Of the unfortunate Marc s, one has left a w ire and fix children. iLIa4KRUIFICir EIMMtCM. No. 7. Wpm Day, af Oieasadt. Lamaai. aim's miter, ot dorm at Cucldhall. BANKRUPTS. Mown Saha and 1111 Simian& It Neter. Demakka. woollen-a-pets, 6a hares:him r:apt.. ay, eldiciar 6, a ! at tea, at Gtiidlwa, LOOMIS& Ammer, .Ur. Meld FrAi firm, Clicaphdc. Janata Hitchcock, late allows Gardes , Thilbetlio&akr:; k se. 19, October 6. and 27, at ten, at Gull/U.l 4 .2401111.4, Ur, Jal". Morris, or Mr. Phu Ikea. et tic I 1.1. a 'remain John Pickering, of Lower Eatowfirret. ki.y,y Efinalefm, deader, Odtk.r 6, to. and 17, at ten. at Gtokik a n Attorney, Mr. Sumas, Oaencluwiltr. D an iel Tubb!, late c( Limpe • t inerthw.t, OCtaiher awls wat 27, at cieren,at the (.74obe Talmo, timpan. Arannwyaldr. Joreph Dahera, Limped. /lam , a s a w an d joh6 itt7noids. of bbnebelber, mean ilrs. Sept 3 3 , 16,11 d O , IOM I 1 7, at opt , at Oraidkaii, Attornica, Mears. Swain ant! Stevens, OM Jewry. Henry Kcen, of Cita-ire-Prior, lA'arecittatik; baker. (Mari 2 , at tour, OrSoher 3, aid 27,11 dews, It the Durciwr Aanal a,tvttkam,Warcelitai , ;••. Ath tram Arr. in Evaltun; cw Mars. Wkilhavind Tayler. Geayadtrat. Cy uaze, London. Richard Alkona, of Hampton, Matt:try Mackftwitit.O.teeer 6, to. and 27, at ten, at Guidhall, London. Attorney, Mn Waal), St. lamas's-Ural, Sotitavrarlo MILITARY PR °MOTIONS. ORDNANC/I•OFFICI4IEPTBMBFI (4. Royal Regiment of Artill:ry. Captain -Lieutenant IclePb Heaven to tee Csotal.l by Anyone*. cation. Second lieutenant George Cobb to be Fleft Lim tenant Second lieutenant Alexander Edgar to be fidt .Lieutcnot. S vood Lieutenant John Dangles to be gime. ter-Matttc. Diced September z, doz. Corps of Gunner Driven. To be Captain-Coannffradea—Geoege Marry and Cbzrlo Adolphus geft. Dated Sept. z, am. To be Licurenanr-Oomndiaries—Hener W s, Joan ton, Thomas Spacer, Samuel Handers, litary - Larae, Wm, H. Humphrys, Ccor Gpitnes, John Smith, sod James Belmont. Dated a. abo►e. MILITARY Pa9MOT/ONS IN IRELAND. WAIOETiCE, DIIILIN:CASTLE, SLIT. 8. His Excellency the LORD LIEVTILIINT his beta pleafed to fijo Coimniffions for the following Gen. tkmen to he Officers in the undermentioned tiiC trio corps: fullyears Lohoorr-.Second Coptain Gootzt Addams to to FL* Casa* vice Hal. oleeefai Kineva Infantry-games I 1. natio, Ski. vs be Sated Car:ds. vice Calms, dexesfod ; Robot HasOuit,`Elq. to be Secondt Lieutenant, vice Duff. reeved. Einem Cavalry.—R. Wdtropp, Efq. to be Second Lkutenant. vice Atkins, reigned. Athatars and Clown infalatry—ad Conipaty—Robert Craw ford, Efq to be Second Lieutenant. Rotorua Is oacry—tbaries Crawler I. Efr. to be C wink% cite Thrums Crawford, reigned; Ge ?rge hi'Gacc, I'.f¢ to L nit Lieutenant, vice liticisatutari, ed. k.011)..613 OF F.Xt'tu4e.....1.. Hoau , * 3[ 714 U. Venice - Altana - 3i 3lt 11. Lithos - Lriburn c 4 Oporto • Napics • • Dublin Gezos • - 49 BIRTH. At Cott, tke trifc of Mr. V4s.liet Evans, smarm, of m fats. A...kis. •I • S. torday at Lambeth Church, Wi. White- rN. • Dan, o Prieftlty, of Camticivn..l, doo f fbear of th • R., qa Prieltley, of 1,..-orto-ittect, and niece to the Rev. Dr. jacria Profiler, n 0... in America. • 1,11 week, at Roattnertham.. in Kent, ?.Sr Dc Latin!, of ithfotl; Attorney at Ow to Mgt I.auces dayhtat of James Taylor, Etc. of I,4v:haute. bill). On Fri. a 1 night let, at b r a: I , ,ntworth, ir, 11. tidbit; in the 734 of her age, mit., N•rs.Gril o: tht late Centitophrt t:r.f.. ht. '. unLta..o: that C , .utny, and Elh7 to the tete Sir .t, Qill.lll, tart of Se.impihm, in Yorkibire. To THOMAS TAYLOR. Efl Nu, 9, Br4p•fired Honoured Sir, Ea:lb:ugh. kimrch T BEG leave to inform you, that c her /ince the year 1 79 0 , I have best *Sided with the Lam Yawn, : which, Irmo its obfilorady refitting every cow* of med-vl•-e preferibed by the molt endcent of the f.iculty krTe, Stld '111:1•42 - going feveral revere courfrs of faiiraticia, and twice 01: . :har--_Ol from the H.ifpitil„ with little relief, would 'ppear to b: . he mid iuvaterate nature. In the tpano of laft year my d'finl.a. had got to WI a head,as ucarly to put pi:Rodeo my ~ .tiftencr I had a large ulcer an the crown of my head, site en ea:h and my lets were broke out in a frisktftd manner; my right *as dreadfutly painful, and had been In a Rated uleesatioa for the raft [run yeses ; ml kft b a d ar o two large nodes on r„ was very much illicoloared,:.nd s .are me fuck excruciating pato. particularly when warm in heel, as nott:y to riep r:Te ow ark 'ln this larocat-bk !LAIC I was reconna,aded by Mr. J.Thonlw fon, (who received Co great a cure by than here), to take your Leakes Parent Pills. wftieb I began to do on the aadief in the courfe of a fortnight I began to re eive benefit—in Buie more than a month the ulcers ou in Qui and arms use Goad ly healed-4am after the forts on my ie,:s healed alfo, Inerng, however, conliderahle difculosiestian fa the Aria, and via in the Bone of the left, which, by the blabs ...Goa, and a little longer perfeverance in your Invaluable Medicine, fuhfidvd CIO &We , dlfperfing, the licin rewiring its natural but, awl the en.. turnal pains gradmilly going n 6 1 thus became, by your Übe ral advice and necdieloc,pettodily free from all my fernier nom plainns—bave recovered my former fpitit and arength. sodium become jolly and let, in which Rate having continued many months to the altunl2ament of all who knew me, I am at a leis 116" hist trait to exprefs my gratitude. but beg you. Gar fius kuod of other (ulicrina coon 's, in make this my cafe as public as pullible, as I !hall on every occalico ; in 10 doing you wili greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very hunibk fervent. ALEX. MURXER. Swan's Oofe, High-lbeet, lAttbertbe Witocifire to the shove cure :—.John Thespian, No. 1. New Poultry-market, John litlntol,Old Affemby auk, Edinburgh. Prepared and fold by the role Propriety, rHo MAS TAY LOR.‘ Member at the Royal College of Surgeons, at his Hoofs, No. ), New Bridge-ftrect, London; where, after a conflux refleence of more than thirty-Mt years, in a proilice pareicedu ly directed to the cure of Venetic' Con.lptahlai and the* Invi" dental to the Parts of Generation, with that IN iolahle fancy which Men of his Waft-lion thoo4 always otiorvein fa •i; cafes. he letters hitnfelf, the advice and ollittaiwe be gratulso My ad mlnifters to perfans takin this Medicine, wall be ether's... 4 by • difecnaing Public, as 141 advantage alma attainable, sod I void of all ambiguity. Alfo fold, by his appointment. for the convenience of rin..ft Using at a &fiance. at the Perfumer's, No. 3c. St. Brent, fall-Mall; the Toy-atop, No. 503, Otfurildi:ect li Mr. DUliorough's, N 0.7, Flit ttr,et-htll ; Mr. Steel, book klke, No. 1, Union-row, Little ; Mr. 1)4 Atfun ' S• SAu t h bridge, ICrilaborgh • Mr. Cady/ars, Dublin ; and by one P -r" fon in every avoid:sable town in (:rut Britain sad Inland. boxes of only 20.91 each, fell, d up, with full and rlaia realms whereby wham of either lea may cure dien...ele with ate, (peed. fzerecy, and rafety. N. r, Every line fold in Ornat binds is felled up vell". Siamp, on which, by favour of the Coromlilioners. is rf"- doe Stamp-Wlic--T. Taylor. No. 9, New 13ridr.firees--e•' imitate which is felony, and ab others are counterfeit Letters from various partl of the country, we arc foul , to Rate, mention confderable damage having been effetied by a violent thunder-form Sunday fc'nnight. At Wellington in Shropfhire its continuance was near two hours, daring which the claps of thunder were loud and inceirant, and the flathea of lightning awfully vivid, and there, added to a torrent of rain uhich cloaked up all the.watercourfcs, and canted a general inunda tion, filled the inhabitants with tenor and difmay. The lightning (truck the gaol, and (}tattered the roof; it exploded alto in feveral places in the cen tre of the - town, but fortunately no lives were loft. Much damage was done in the different cellars, which were completely filled with water, and the roads in general were rendered impatrable. in its palTage from Wellingtcm to Colnbrnok Halt, its effettb were fill more dreadful. One of the fur naces at Ketley was blown up, ar.ll feveral houfes were unroofed and otherwife inured, many hoifes, &c. were drowned. Providentially it appeared on the Sabbath, when the people were not at work, or a number of lives would have been loft. The da mage is ellimated at to,ocol. On Saturday hill, about (even o'clock; a flack of cliimnics belonging to the Old Angel public houfe, High Pavement, Nottingham, was blown down, and a foldier being in bed was unfortunate ly killed by its falling. The river Dee was (welled to an uncommon height by the late rains, and a chaife.driver cf Sheffield, attempting to wafb his horfes in it, was carried away by the torrent and was drowned. CAP EL LOF FT, an ingenious A aronotncr, Rates, that there are now feveral chillers of ;pots on the fun. One of dine, as meafured on the 2mth ult. by a micrometer, fpread over nearly an eleventh of the fun's diameter in length. 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