Star. — London, England, 1801-10-27 00:00:00

tLk M r WIIIEAKEZT,IIOU,OHT(iIti MEETING. ion efts will ied, var, r of new 'eak held his sing 1 to m. !refs nber not the S on . Mahon Races a match was run be /tinter% which could arrive at a given fhortell time. They went the difiance in Its than fifteen minutes, and took their way as they crofied the country. was the winner ; Mr. barley the im the odds were at Harting. MIITING.—The Northern Meeting it Invernefs, on Monday the t sth, numeronfly and refpeaably attend lore who honoured the meeting with r, werethe Duchefs of Goa Doe, the ichth of Mascurrrta, the Marquis Lady MADILINI SINCLAIS, Lady moon, Duke of Amos:, Earl of iany of the officers of the Perth and da. with feveral other refpeaable vi imerous to mention. The balls, as irdliant in the highea degree. Lord ' left direaions that two bucks ihould co the meeting, which Will accord his cammitionen. ,; E T• - 7 - 7" 1102/12AY, OCTO2ZR 26. Ld. Sackvinet. Did Abdtews, 74. t r lb. beat Mr. F, Neale' Hiroshilig,. 811. 41b. B. C. roogi.— to I or; Did Andrews. Mr. F. Nealei Hippona, Bft. 71b.. beat Mr. Wha ley's Vivaldi, 7R. 71b. T wo -y r . o ld C ourfe, wogs. h. ft. -3 to rpa Hippona. Mr. Heathcote's Popinjay, 89; 71b. beat Mr. Wil foes Triunivir, • eft. rolb. Ab. M. wogs.- 6 tb ion Popinjay: bi t .. Watt's Pacificator, Bft. 81b. beat Lord Saw. ell's Apollo, 611. 71b. Two.yr. old C. 25gs.— gg ion Pacificator. Ld. Clermont's brother to Recruit, 7 a. t3lb. rec. aogs. from Mr. Heatbsote's Ambo, 1311. 41b.— Two-yr. old C. 3ogs. h. ft. • AYR RAC, MONDAY, OCTOBER 59. The King's Hundred, given to the Caledonian Hunt, was run for over the courfe at Ayr, and won by Mr. Fletcher's Defamer. . / a Mr. Baker's Jamb - • - - a dr. Mr. Bolizers Petitioner 3 r s This race was remarkably well conteted, each heat being gained by about half a length only. Turenav, ocromta 20. A Furfe of Fifty Pounds was run for, and won by mr.nsker'sjsposls Mr. Vady's A= - • a dr. Mr. Fietcker's * The first lititt was pined only br a few inches, and the fecond by fcarcely. a lenzh. A free Fifty, by the Caledonian Hunt. Lord Stratitmore's bay reit s • s I Mr. Fletcher's Warm:re • - 1 2 This race was alto well contefted, each heat be ing gained by about half a length. A match for a two.mile heat.was run for by tour harks, and won by Mr. Fletcher. Mr. Kincaid's grey filly walked over for one match. . The Earl FITZWILLIAM Will review the York Weft Riding yeomanry cavalry, at Harrow/gate, on Saturday next. The Earls of CHATHAM, WERTMORRrawD, and Pt titan. came to town ellerday front their coun try feats, to attend in their official fituations on C‘c meeting of Parliament. . On Wednefday the Duke of Dsvonstitax and 'wafted through. York on a vifit to the Earl of 1 at Caftk Howard. • )anday fe'nnight his Grace the Archbifkop ;-ordained to priefts and t t deacons in his It Baltopthorpe. aana Ss to ir toa has ordered fifty gold me ftruek, bearing a crefcent and a flat in , with a fuitable infeription, to be difiri tong& the Englith officers in Egypt. nfortutate young lady who fell over the Ramfgate, was the amiable Mifs LOUISA of a very ancient family. She was fe ighter to C is Gams, Efq. the im defeendant of Sir RICHARD GRSTI4, who -leman of the Bedchamber to King James Ind ring Charles the Fill ; once the ily in the county of Woreefter, and re for their misfortunes. circulated in almoil all the papers. and m one of them into the STAR, Rating r Park Houfe is fhortly to be takendown, coded. -lit Mr. Cooke performed the eharaßer It Covent-Garden Theatre. Mr. Ks Ne have reprefented the fame charaßer at !, but, from tome unforefeen cireurn play was fuddealy changed: reaftle Theatre opened on Monday with Jy of Yaw Shore. Dumont by Mr. S. andiaar Shore Mrs. S: Kist It Cambridge, dnring the illuminations, large portrait of his bfajelly, had the fol rds: " Mark he man, and behold for the end of that man is PRAM" Icz's harriers, attended by a field of horfensen, :Anew off, on Saturday morn- , Shoreham. They had killed a brace of is o'clock; and, as they were trailing near Dyke, a fhepherd's boy came up, and ted the welcome information that he' them Pufs jilting. The cap being car a very handfome collation was made , hful Pax; and the hare being pat arp, a few minutes Arat--" HarkformardP l the huntfmen,and away they dathed: they ran without rberl, eroding four deep hills, and killed by fair and gal . Very few fportfmen were ix at she hills were fo lleep it was impoffible to hound:. loan Park Courfing Meeting will coin in next month. The Cup and Couples ly conic fled. con Meeting, if the weather prove fax tsptaed to begin on Monday the ad r. The odds, in the match betwixt Airoarrow, are Paid to be lx to four in Dear. dtrkeE MAILS THIS DAY , —WIND N. W. ARRIVED. • o Hamburg/1. 1142. Disblio, Oa. is, 0 Wateford. 3 3 . Dormaghadee, OR. 2r, is, 23, FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 24. Sailed the Patmcs or W*Lss packet, Capt. TODD, for Lifbon, with the Mail of the 2 ft intl. —The paffengers were, Mr. GIEBS, and three Mifs Boravrs. 7 —The PRINCESS AMELIA packet, with the Leeward Wand Mail of the !aft W-ednef d4y, will fail to-morrow, if the wind permits.— Wind N. W. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER ss. A fleet is jail palling this port, bound weft ward. Two cartels have pill failed with French pzifoners (convalefcents). Several veffels from the Baltic arrived ; alfo his Majelly's [hip SUFFIIANT, from a cruize. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER s 6. Sailed the Tnatta frigate with Tome tranfports, for Ireland. SHEERNESS, OCTOBER. 16. Arrived the Tie% tit gun-boat, Lieutenant Ito. Pm, from Woolwich; and the SAFEGUARD, gun boat, Lieutenant Su ta sna,from Chatham. —Sailed the SULPHUR, TIMM, Dtscovsty, and Errt.c. MN bombs, for Woolwich, to be paid off. t the flat paired th Par- CAR LIU, ' at ther On Sunday a r ty of Yoe& -ordai s of Chapel at Hal lave The CIA": (hip. dais, to.be aria e till the centre, wi bated among( 41ar- The unforti any Cliffs at Ram: Cams, of a eond daughtee g ive mediate defect: *as GentleMs t, to the Fir( and richeft family i are mutable for A report cies r e , v , copied from or Tf, e that Prior Park ( t h e is unfounded. Mr. La* night N. of Rie&rd at C lILE was to bar firft Drury-Lane, b eat fiances ' the pla ; The Newcall Irt Y' ca the Tragedy c , wt. Resists, and,' who A houfe at Cs ender a large p laving words: ' dat the upright, for The Patsce (°' nearly fifty horf ;ic.) by ing, near Shore k hares by ten o'cl the Devil's DOE Eall c.,mmunicated !hew could (hew then mid r:.:1 round, avi nd for the youthful bees anl allowed afe was given by tht b e forty minutes th. e, tremendoufly Re lane running. is, droll), as the hill , s up to the hewn rk u The A(hdown t ee mence early in us .„i rnli be iltarply e .pa Tlie Mahon A nt , rentable, is exist oe. I November. th• D a and SlalUdrr erfo iavc rof Dear. L.O At ±e la( Ms otf "-in two Hunte p-,:nt in the (hort. r „ (four miles) in h nen , r>3 leaps in their aln Mr. w; co kier, on whom el ,„h Notrofetm Me th rrTmrnced at I the and was moll nui ,nt 'c• Among thofe comp.sny, )oe. i;..ke and Duche 1 ,, nt HUNTLEY. La 'lle OFosotwa Goan( ifct Ci..“cow, many , a A yrthi re militia, 11.1 f lors too oum era r' , 4l, were brdlia r A 7.. e :tad lefl 1-4 preiented to t t.:ouz.by his YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 26. Sailed this morning the Kix° GtostCE packet, Captain F LYN , and EXPRESS packet, Capt. DILL, with mails and.feveral paffengers for Cuxhaven. Arrived the KITS brig, from a cruize : report Rates, that the KITS fell in with a fleet of Dutch men of war, bound from Goree to the Texel. The Captain landed and proceeded with all (peed to town with the above intelligence : the READY gun. brig is alto arrived, and Rates that the paired the fleet above-mentioned, and (hewed them hit co- lours, which they returned by (hewing their's. HARWICH, OCTOBER as. Yene . rday arrived the Danifh Ship Endracht, belonging to Altona, Hews ARMIES Ez lc mat ter, loaded with (alt, from Alicant bound to Hamburgh. This !hip has received confiderable damage at fea, and was Alined into port by Come pilots from Aldbrouth, which are all put under quarantine. Alfo arrived the Six Sifters, P. Fauna/ mac, from Larwick, with deals; and the Concordia, H. P. jAms mailer, from Hambur g h to Lifb on , w i t h barley; this la tter fhip has received confiderabk damage, and it is feared the cargo mull be un loaded before the can proceed to the port of her deflination. The Twe Gebroders, H. Gest Tv., from Lon don, with coffee and other goods, bound to Am flerdam, with feveral other foreign !hips outward bound, are put into this, port by the late ilrong North-eaft wind. His Majelly's (hip Snstiasst. arrived this morn ing from Yarmouth Roads, with three large (hips loaded with malts, detained tome time fluke under i neutral colours. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DIAL, Ocr. 26.—Arrived the HRLDIR frigate, from a cruize. Wind North. GRAVESEND, ()cr. 26.—Paffed by, the Atlive, MADDIIOW, from Stockholm; bfargarett, CARR ; and Adventure, BRIGHTON, from Riga; Nam mer Puc, —; and Jonge Jan, RASON, from Rotterdam; Young Henry, Wicasaman ; Fide lity, NORMAND ; Lord Duncan. --; James, A:AA/6; and Agnefs, —, from Peterfburgh.— Sailed the FloraAroot. eltT j and Diligence,lfic- Gins, for Africa ; Avy an d Maria, Irattozasox ; and Twe Gebroders, CAST, for Embden ; Britan nia, Praus, for Dublin; and Soken. Jo sox, for Newry. The whole of the GARLAND'. convoy for Ja maica have arrived at that 11land. The St. Vincent governt;elnt fchooneer Isa ast ca, ITT, having on board the fecond July mails for Grenada and Trinidad, has been cap tured among the Grenadines by a privateer. The (loop Eliza, BELL, was captured on the sift of Auguft off Jamaica, by the Fum Finn French privateer, and fent into St. Jago de Cuba. His Majefly's fhip la Toraza has captured the French fchooner Marfouin, with flour, and fent her into Jamaica. The bug Miverva, Dolls ton, of Jamaica, is captured by a French privateer, and carried into Trinidad. The Diligence, Ural. from Port-an-Prince to Jamaica, was captured on the 28th of July near the Caymites, by two xebeques of t 'eighteen pounder and 2 . fises, and 8o men each. The Martha, BLacssuals, from Grenada to Trini dad, is captured by a French privateer, and carried into Margaritta. The Hoop Swift, Lucas, from Grenada to Cu. racoa, is captured by a French privateer, and car ried into Cumana. The floop King George, —, from Tobago for Grenada, with hard wood, has been boarded by a Span& privateer, but being leaky, was re leafed, the paflingers having been firft plundered of their money and watches. The fchooner Ann, MiDouost., from New foundland to Greneda, with fait fdh, and the brig Carline, Ha& r Llt, from London and Madeira for St. Vincent, with wine, have been captured by a French privateer, and carried into Margaritta. His Majelty's chip Juno has captured the fchooner Mary, Baca, from the Havannah to St. Thomas, with 20,000 dollars on board, and taken her into Jamaica. His bLjelly's (hip Joao has captured the Ame rican fchooner Trimmer, with contraband goods, from New York to the Havannah. The Minerva, CH IMAM. from Greneda to Lon don. put lase St. Kites au the soth of Aorta, awing mewed aistsg4 414 with her cargo of tvgarr, for the bdneat of l et e l c e o r neerned. • Three (hips of the London fleet are totally loft on Vanclain Reef, to windward of Martinique ; nine of them got on fhordon fhe 7th, but lrymeans of a flafh of lightning they were able to fee their danger, and fix of them got off. The fchooncr Winthrop, from London to New Providence, funk tin the 224 of July.--Crew Paved. The Lydia, SMITH, from Peter:burgh to New Bedford, laden with hemp, linked, &c. was burnt at fea on the 24th of July.--Crew Caved. The Either, Costatisom, from Hamburgh to Hull, is loft on the coati of Lincoln(hire. The Truelove, EVA Ns, from Waterford to Lon don,. is lo ft at St. Ire's. The Hermit', SCHMIDT, from Liverpool. to the Baltic, is loft on Hogland. The Refolute, ELLISON, from London to Me mel, is loft in the Baltic. The Difpatch. Was.Lis, from Peterfburgh to Workington, is on (bore near El:lncur, and full of water. The Madona, a merchantman, a vietualler, and a tranfport, laden with medicines, all belonging to Martinique, are loft. A Spanifh brig and a felucca from Cadiz to Vera Cruz, with wine, &c. are captured by his Majefty's Tisir 'tow a. The Lucy Ann, SMITH, from Jamaica for New- York, put back on the atith. of Augufl, on ac count of the health of the crew. The Two Brothers, KESROII. from Hathborgh to Dort, is fent into Yarmouth by the North lea fleet. The PROEFLYTE frigate (truck on a funken rock on the 4th of September, off the Great Bay, St. Martin's, and is loll.—Crew We are forty to Rate the lots of the MELasarus frigate, of 36 guns, commanded by Captain G. MOORE, a brave and active officer, who greatly diftinguiffied hirofelf in this (hip on the Cork Ra tion a thort time ago. The ME LAM Pus had lately been Rationed in the Weil Indies, and was call away off Sifal in Yucatan. The Firll Lieutenant, and forty of the crew, are arrived at Vera Cruz. Capt. Moose himfelf has returned to England. HICKS'S HALL, CLERKENWELL. Yetterday the Seffions commenced at the above place, before WILLIAM MAINWARINC, Efq. in the Chair. A great number of traverfes were tried. The paper of the prefent Seftions contains the gmatett -entry within our recoiled:ion ; no fewer than 6t traverfes being entered for trial, and 31 appeals and petitions. The caufes tried this day were all for affaults, among which we feled the Ulo.ving Thomas William Fletcher was indid.cl for affault ing John Adze on the Bth of September lath— From the evidence in this cafe, it appeared, that the profecutor was the twopenny pottman deliver ing the letters within the dittrid of Chancery-lane. The Defendant was an Attorney living in Quality Court. On the day Rated in the indittment, the profecutor delivered a letter at the 'mule of the defendant, direded for Mrs. Fletcher, which was carried up (lairs to the defenda-it, who, after he had broken it open returned it, and refuted to pay the pottage. The poltman faid, that the reafdn of rluftng payment muff be indorfed on the back of the letter according to their official forms, or he himfelf muff be relponfible to the office. The de fendant then enclofed it in a cover with another dire,lion, but the profecutor could not take it In, and broke off the cover ; an altercation enfued, when Fletcher knocked him down. The Jury re turned a verdift of Guilty. Mr. MAINWARING pbferved that the poftman muff be cordidered as an officer of the public, and if he were to be affaulted upon every difpute re (peeing pottage, his bufinefs would never be done, and the public mutt be molt material (offerers.— Upon there confiderations, the Court therefore fined the defendant to]. Mary Taylor was indi&ed for affaulting Eliza beth Wintle. The defendant was wife to a butcher, and the profecutrix wife to a goldfmith in her ' neighbourhood. On the :ft of June 'aft, the pro fecutrix went to the Atop of the defendant for the purpofe of buying a !boulder of lamb, but as the taw none to pleafe her, the defendant told her the could cut one from a quarter which would prove very excellent. It was cut off but did not pleafe, which caufed a difpute between them The one refuted to take it, and the other infilling, as it was cut off, it mull be paid for. The butcher's wife carried it to her neighbour's, and threatened to throw it through the windows, if it ere not taken in. The golchinith's wife font it back again t up on which the defendant beat it about the bead of the profeeutrix, which was the atfault complained of. The Jury having found her guilty, the Court fentenced her to a fine of toL Williams INA: was indieted for afraulting Wrn. Neave, on the sth of Auguß lag, on Bethnal Green. This was a cafe of a molt aggravated na ture, being, according to the teftimony of the pro fecutor, in which he was alto confirmed by others, as follows : He Paid, that on the day Rated in the indiCtment he was crafting Bethnal Green in com pany with a young woman, about nine o'clock in the evening, when the defendan:, who was a pub lican in Wapping, in company with tome other men, overtook them. As he paired them, he took hold of his female companion in a very indecent manner, and when he rcmonitrated upon the im propriety of Inch behaviour, the defendant Hobbs gave him a blow, which he returned. The other men who were in company with Hobbs then alfo fell upon him and beat him moll unmercifully, fo much fo that he apprehended his life to be in dan ger. He made his efcape; and took refuge in the Salmon and Ball public houfe, from whence he was dogged by fume of the company, and again beat and kicked in an inhuman manner. He once more efcaped, and got into a chandler's (hop, by which means he eluded their further vengeance. Sufannah Farnley, the young woman in cm. pany with the profecutor, the Landlord of the Salmon and Ball, and two other witattlis, con .1••••••+•••• •141•• tranfaition. On the part of Ai Defendant, s young woman of the name of Eleanor Todd slate called, wi?, Rated, that fhe was is company with the defen dant when the affray itappened, and bad hold Of his arm, that he was rather tipfey, and in palling by the profecuter and his compel:dots be rather reele.f againft the woman, but immediately he turned round and begged her pardon. The prufecutot, however, gave him a violent blow upen the face; which was the beginning of the affray. The other witneffes were again called up. who all agreed; that he was alone when he behaved indecent to the woman, and that his companions were at fuch a dillance as fcarcely to be Peen in the du& of the evening. They added, that the defendant foort threatened that he would murder the profecutor; A verdieb of Gulity being pronounced, the Court fentenced the Defendant to one year's imprifon ment, and to find fureties for his good behaviour for one year after the expiration of that period. Cbarlee Remington seas found guilty of a fimilar trate' affault upon a man of the name of Smith, 'and was fentenced to fuffer the Tame imprifonment a and give the fame Security. Charles Pfancook was iudided for affanhing Mary Slaughter. The Profecutrix Mated, that the ed at Hornfey, and that on the sth Auguft the was in the garden of her houfe, when two men railed from oat of a place at the bottom of the garden, which is facred to the Ovoddefs Cloacina, and the was beat moft unmercifully with a flick; the could not pofitively (late which of the men ftruck her ; they afterwards put her in a tub of water. In coufequence of their 111 treatment the was attended by a Surgeon. This Lady underwent a erofs examination by the Defendant's Counfel ; the ob jeet of it was to chfcredit her teftimony, by !hewing that fhe was ayerfon of an infamous courfe of life, and that fhe had gone by the name of Poll Robin.. fon, and frequented the Dog and Duck. The Surgeon who attended Mrs. Slaughter deferibed the nature and conditionof her woundsand bruifes. ' The Defendant's Corinfel Paid that he fhould prove that the firft afftult was given by Mrs. Slaughter, and confequently the Defendant was Vijuftiffed in what he h a d d one . H e t h en ca ll e d Virtu Ayres, who stated hinsfer to be a Sheriff's •Officer. He laid that he went, in company with the defendant, in order to arreft a Mr. Dorritt, wlio lived in the houfe of Mrs. Slaughter ; that having been a great many times in fearch of him. and not being able to meet with hint, they bad recourfe to ftratagem ; and accordingly the de fendant (who was the creditor of Donut) and the Witnefs got over a high wall at the bottom of the garden, and fecreted themfelves in the place allud ed to in the evidence given by Mrs. Slaughter;— after they had been there fame time, they per. ceiyed the Lady coming down the garden in com pany with Mr. Dorritt, in confequence of which " they ruffled out, but were Bopped by Mrs.Slaugh. ter, who fworethey fhoold not take him ; this gave an opportunity to Mr. Doritt to get within the houfe, where he faller:raj the doors, and thus creep ed. He denied that he (truck Mrs. Slaughter, and fwore that he was pofitire the defendant did not, as he faw the whole tranfthion ; he (aid they feuffied together and f1:11 down; that Mrs. Slaugh ter fwore in the m a ll d rea df u l manner, and that he and the def en d ant a f terwar d s made ;heir efcape over the will, Mrs. Slaughter throwing Bones at them, and likewife a baron which flood rn the gar den. Another Sheriffs Officer was called, who, it appears, was waiting the Me of the bufineA on the other fide of the wall. All that he could !late was, that he heard Mrs. Slaughter utter the molt horrid blarphemies, and faw the bafon and the (tones come over the wall in company with the Defendant. The Cliaixsuit laid, this cafe was of a molt aggravated nature. The Learned Counfel for the defendant leaned to think that the profecutrix committed the firit drank ; if the hai the was fully junified, as the officer had behaved in a moll fcandalous and un. warrantable manner in daring to get over the wall into the premifes of the profecutrix. Such condua was not to be toler4ted. There was no reafon to doubt the truth of Mrs. Slaughter's ftatement ; in f 4 e, it had been confirmed by the evidence of the furgeon. If the Jury were fatisfied on that head they would 6nd the defendant guilty. The Jury immediately pronounced him Guilty. The Court then fentenced him to be imprifoned three months in the Houfe of Corm/lion. The CHAIRMAN obferved, that if the officer had been indicted for the afrault his Punifliment would have been much greatee, as his conduct had been cri. initial in the highell degree. HENRY Gstmsrox, Efq. of Kenfington, one of the Patrons of the Mendicants Infiitution, West. mintier, Augufi 12, 18ot, addreffed for publica tion to B. 1.). PERKINS, of Leketter.fquare, the Patentee of the METALLIC Tkacrons, the follow. ing cure on one of the Paupers relie;ed by 6.4 eltabliihment : • C 4 a t.--Very Obftinate Cue° nte R nays/cruses—A poor widow of the name of Perry, ...'a years of age, was for a long time greatly affilited with the Rhetunatifm in the hip, and ex tending down the leg. ilace March laft, De had been able to hobble about only by the alliltanee of a Itaff.-.I lent her your Traitors, direeUng her datiebter how te ufethein : after three applications, the V 129 able to wal4 to town without her 11.itY and, to ufc her own expretfion, I had made h er a thottfaul pounds better. In leis than a week the wan completely rawer. ed, and a few days fine, without any fupport, walked into K , 'llt, 40 'rules, ro pick her. lbs Traitors, fo nteetray in every Family, and among 11 G:fel* may be had, genuine, with new and improved dime aims for ufirg them, for Five Guineas the Set, of B. D. Pte. Ewes, A. M. the Patentee, lu the bode of the late Jots° Hun. t: r, Sergeon, I.ricetti r-Iquare; and of Frederic} Smith, Cie. mitt and Druggift, in the Hay-niarket, London. The posechl; intuit of the Tracti.rs render' thar conveyance by Coach, or even by Po*, perfeetiy colveutent. Laura, Ineludng that amount (poft-paid) duly attended to. N. B . Ilse purehakrs of the Traders receive gratis, two d: 4 6 home Books, which cow air, as communicated by tie Set B. to sharadects, shout three thoufand Cures of Goat, Whew untifin, Suet& Head-ads, Tooth-ech,Spraitts, Inloomardenies, &c. du. ar.d all analogous Minim of Hodes. Cab/ ioN.--The famine Traders -- words "PLR ISMS , PATIXT TRACT, of the printed diredtions is a Receipt ft the hsndwrit ark Pateatcc. pci6lie4l asdr:be datditeL r . ra are Ramped *Oa at. rots,'" and at the bottom tor the flee places, lewd By Warr h.; this. or 3