Star. — London, England, 1802-09-07 00:00:00

The fereral Fraternities of Trade met, as ufual, In, addition to a new Chalybeake Spring, for tl.i , at , ,n , ng. The Cocking commenced in the which pipes have been laid, and a pump is now C, , , l'iz thont ten o'clock. Lord Dulles cocks ereaing, another has been recently difcovered iii Wed, on the main game with Mr. Caoss, four the garden of Mr. Hmtwoon, the Librarian, timi oat r fix I'wo bye games were fought between Jar in taße and operation to the water at the re-. Lnrd Dt ssy's cocks and Mr. Caoses, for ten gui- gular Spas. It is laid that iOOO guineas have meas. His Lordlhip's won them both. I been offered for it to the proprietor, and refuted. Aster the t . ocking was over, the company pro. • The town continues full. Among the Jail ar ceetled to the race ground in grand cavalcade. rivals are, Mr. Atiosarrkaa and family, Soon after ore o'clock, the races commenced. The plan of the New Theatre is fixed upon, and There a as five fport to-day. The bettings were the fi ra (lone will very (po r tly be l a id. I t I s to b e four and five to one in favour of the winning an elegant building, confiderably fuperior in fize 011 both days, a large gland was filled to the prefent Theatre, which holds only between with Ladie , . The following is the lill of bodes : 401. and go!. The fituatioh is at the back of the ccL giv'en by Lord Derby, 2 mile heats. Upper Rooms, in the Cambrey meadow. art. v toddrelf4 b. C. Maccksfickl s b c. dly a Sweepflakesaf togs. each for hunters, miles. hg. dr. Mr. Peddres b. g. r I 14 Horn's:a. I.fq', b. h. dr. Mr. Gillibrand's b. g. 2 2 At fonr o'clock, the Mayor gave a molt lump mans dinner to a large party. at the Guild Hall. lull vros invited, and, after dinner, entertained the e rropany with " When Phmbus Sinketh in the W ea," and " Black Ey'd &Ilan," which he lung in a molt charming Ityle, and was thought by c‘...ty body never to have fung better. The Mayor v e ry obligingly entertained the company with a moll excellent Long, as did feveral other Gentle- PRESTON, SEPT. 3. CPIBLtEkIMM, SEPT. 1. i I 2 2 Ay the whole of the boxes at the Theatre were t.tken, and in the evening the houle over fl in every part, at an early hour. The Earl and Countefs of Main., Lord Stmitur and his two anti.tble lifters, Lady STANLEY and Lad:- CHARLoTTE a:NUM, Mr. BRADDYL, Mifs PAT, TPA, and About thirty other fathionables, graced tme the frort boxes. The Play was al Cure for the Mart Ache. The Entertainment was, The Rival Soldiers. Lord STANLEY, bne of the Members for the town, was Foreman of the Grand Jury at the Lan caller Affizes, which prevented his attendance at the Guild the two firft days, but as loon as the bu fines was over, he came with all poffible (peed, and arrived here on Wednefday morning. The Guild has brought here a great number of exhibitions, arming them are paintings by de Lou therbourg, Mr. O'Brian; the Irlih Giant, and, by way of contrz ft, a young woman of the name of Ridfdale, only thirty-two inches high, two com panies with feats of horremanihip, &c. &c. MARGATR, SEPT. S. Mrs. Jnauss's Benefit, on Friday laft, attracted all the genteel company in the He of Thanet. The boxes were all taken, many days previous; and the anxiety of the refidents to gain admittance was fo great, as to induce them to attend at the doors of the Theatre, an hour before the ufual time of opening the Houfe. Above an hundred were refufed admittance. The performances were, The Way to Kett Him, and- The SpoiPd Her Grace of DEVONSHIRE was prefect, and fat in the right hand Rage box, with her two lovely datlghtCTS,LadiCS HARRIET and CAROLIN ECAVEN DISH. On the oppolite fide Lady BARRINGTON, Lady BROWNLOW, SiTCHARL ES and Lady ASGtLL. Among the other fafhionables were the Do‘v,iger Countefs of CONYNGHAM, the Duke and Michels of Sr.ALBAN's,LadyHEsrficort,MiGMAN NSItS , colonel MORGAN, General TOLSON, Mr. GRANT, Mr. HOPE, Rev. Mr. CHAT MAN, Mt. PRATT, I-lon. Mifs BURTON, MIA FRIEND, Mr. M.)RLAND, Mr. KRIM, Mr. and Mrs. BAKER, Mr. FoRSTtR, ard Mr. WALPOLE. The receipts of the night were Mrs. JORDAN'S engagement was Sol. a night, and a free Benefit—She played eight nights.— Mrs. and Mifs MelTrit al rived lal night. Margate and Ramfgate, indeed the whole Hand, is at this period more crowded than ever was remembered. Ott Saturday the Maier of the Ceremonies an nounced his Btnefi: at Dandelion. The weather not being very favourable, his expe!kd profits arc adjourned to a more propitious day. In the evening a poor man who was driving a waggon laden with timber, unfortunately feated hineelf on the (haft, and alighting in halle to manage the fore-horfe, his foot flipt, he fell—the wheels went over his body and head, and imme diately put an end to his mifery. We ate extreme ly concerned to hear that .his wife had, in the of been brought to bed. She is now a dif concolate widow, and is mother of fix or liven children. - still - align 4. The fame of our jubilee has fpread to various pans of the country, and attra&s, daily, families and parties, but they are obliged to leave u' be fore night, as there is no accommodation for them in the town. At ten o'clock a number of Gentlemen go to the Cock Pit, and a number of Ladies and Gen tlemen parade the principal ftreets till twelve o'clock, when it appears like a Bond-ftreet lounge; and, between twelve and one, there is as much 'with with the carriages going to the race ground, as if it was St. James's-Greet. After the races, we have public dinners. There is a public dinner every day at the Bull, for the Ladies who are not accommodated at friends' houtes, at which about forty or fifty dine ; a few Gentlemen are admitted. Yesterday morning Mr. HORROCIES gave a pub lic breakfaft at his houfe, which was honoured with the pretence of the Countefs of Dsasv, and all her fafhinnable party. Every delicacy which On Wednefday was married at the houfe of Mr. the feafon affords was provided in great profufion, Mimes!, at Parts, Mr. Buaosss, to Lady Ca and the greateft botpitality prevails at his 110111 - L THERMS ELIZABETH BEAUCLERC, lifter of the during the Jubilee. Duke of Sr. Amin's. At ten o'clock Lord DUST attended at the The great increafe of vagabonds and vagrants, is Cock Pit to fee his match fought with Mr. CROSS. attributed to the general report, that the loch are Two bye matches were fought firft ; each killed down. one. In the main gam e e ac h kill e d t h ree . Between twelve and one o ' c l oc k t h e company A Lady advertifes in a provin c i a l p a p er t h at th e has given up the Ram Trade, and commenced bu proceeded to the race groun d, w h en M r . G ILL' liners in partnerfhip wi t h th e proprietor of the BEARD'S bay gelding, and M r . F. J ODDRELL ' S b ay colt, being withdrawn, Mr. CLIFTON'S bay colt, Blasi Bull. Lancafter, by Sir Peter, four years old, walked Lord DARLINGTON'S Agoniftes, !Mt. tolb. is over the four mile courfe for the Members' purfc matched againft Lord FirzwiLLlates Miracle, of 501. 7ft. 71b. zoo guineas each, h. f:. four miles, at the After this there was a Sweepftakes of ten gui. next York . Adguft Meeting. seas each, p. p. confifting of four ponies. All the engagements at the Opera Houle which Mr. Hammer's grey mare Mary Ann, - I took place under the management of Mr. TAY Loa Captain Yates's bay mare Brown Befs, ' 1 have been annulled by the Directing Truftees.— Mr. Afpinall's bay gelding Lundy Foot, . Mr. E. Yates's black try Gerenittam, - 3 Mr. TAYLOR and force other Gentl e m en who were 4 ' At ftarting the bettings were all in favour of in the left Parliament, but not returned for the Mr. E. YATES'. black pony. prefent, are gone to the Continent. After the races a very numerous company of , Mr. La Rol, a Man Milliner in Paris, has made the Gentry dined at the Bull, Colonel Parrstc, the wedding dreffes for the Infanta of Spain, who M. P. one of the Stewards of the Races, was in is going to be married to the Hereditary Prince of the Chair. Naples. The robes are diftinguifhed by the im- In the evening there was a grand ball in the nienfe length of tbcir trains, and are made for hood Town Hall and Guild Hall. Soon after ten petticoats. o'clock the country dances were led off in the Dr. AIME Rum, the Biographer of the Britillt Town Hall by Lord STAN Lay and the Mayorefs. Poets, is at prefent on a visit to the Lord Bishop The Halls were, as ufual, crowded with youth, of DROSIORE; at Dromore Houle. beauty, and fafhion. We yefterday Rated the arrival at Falmouth of At the Theatre the Play was Sped the Plough. Madame Lassie, the Lady of the French Ambat: The Farce was Two Stria sto your y Bo w. Both ow. factor at the Court of Lifbo n , w i t h h er two c hil- the G u ild H all and the Town Hall have under dren Monfieur SUBIRTIE, Aid-de-Camp to Gen. gr)ne a tho roug h repair, and have been moder- LAS; is, and Mon fi eur Ls G OUT , hi s physician. nized for the Jubil ee . There are three molt elegant 1 thing —Madame LASSE S is very youn g , a pp arent l y not cha n d e li ers, fevcral elegant mirrors ; every I exceeding twenty ; a fine figure, and the expref- r•tv , and fi tte d upi i n the molt tasteful manner.— lion of her countenanc e t e nd er an d i ntere fti ng . 'nitre are new t a bl es an d every t hi ng h i t h e com - Laft returns of fathion a bl e e x c h anges at Ab er - Jubilee. Ilyl e f or f erv i ng up the feaffs during the Jubilee. deen: ...His Royal Hi g h ne f s Monficur Costae d'Artois, his We have orator i os an d concerts b e f ore us , f or Arrived Serum Highnefs Comte dc Beaujolais, and fuite, and yet off Which Madame Duss a K and Mr. et at ADO& arrived immedlatdy for the South--alfo the Right Hon. Lord Kin. lerierday from London. We are to have more tore, the Hon. Arthur Da; Charles Gordon, Efq. of Cl un y, balls, public dinners, an d b rea kf a ft s , an d to .con - Sir John and Lady Sinclair, Sir Ch ar l es R o t s , Si r R o d er i ck nude with a Matquerade, in preparation for Mackenzie, Sir Henry Monedeff , John L. Johoitone, Efq. of have proprietors or , mau Which w e . querauie ware- Alva, Colonel Gordon, of Pi t f urg , C apta i n D u ff an d family , c aptain phuip ed Hui m r , rde boat s from L on d on h ere , w i t h f evera l !h ops open. London, atc. pe, co , Ga n and family , fr om Fife SATURDAY'S RACE. A mong t h e laft arrivals at Worthin g are , the y guineas given by the Corporation of Prelim. Earl and Countefs of CLom MILL, Sir Isaac for all ages -4 mile heats. -3 yr. old carrying HEARD, Mr. and Mrs. TR ITTON, Mr. Pattaissom, 411 ••••-•4 yr. old 7ft. 91b.-5 yr. old Bii. 51b.--1 Mrs. BURFORD and family, Captain and Mrs. 6 Yr. old and aged Bft. tolb.—A winner of one Gereriviss Mr. and M W Mr. an d , Mrs, ABMS!" plate in the prefent year to carry 31b. of two or Mrs. PLUMMER. Mr. and Mifi GRIFIETON, Captains, more 51b. extra • Mares and geldings allowed alb l., r .,.,,, , • Mare sand • SUTTON and HOTH•H i p Lady Srawarir, Colonel. i % . ? .-proil, Ib. e. lam:atter, 4 years old - z z and Mifs CH arm, General f'oaass, Lieutenant i • ...tiarri ! ab.e. 3 years old - - s 2 3 d r I Colonels 0' Loc If LIN and CHB:Tza r the Lion. Gs°. ..r. w•Wilihr.'s b. m i tt. 4 years coif . Mt' Longley's b. AL fes 4 Pan 9 1 4 . el,g I Buys's. and Colossal CAA/4a. • ... To turn from this melancholy fubjelt, we were invited by advertifement to another balloon in the evening. It was to be an illuminated hallow, and was to afcend at the Pmfpe& Bowling-green.— Hundreds attended; but tome evil-difpoted perfons (tabbed, and fo materially injured the Balloon, that the expedations of the company all v4nilhed infaino• Mrs. Jottnem, the fame night, took leave for the feafon,in biddy 70es, and Lady Racket ; and fuch has been her filmic's, that The made "a golden fit." A Nrtv com Er. • Citizen MacttAin, Member of the National tn (litute and of the Board of Longit , •le, difcovered on the 28th ult. abdut nine in the evening, a new Comet in the Conflellation of Serpentarius. It was fome degrees below two nebulous liars, which are on the left fide of that figure, and near the equator. 1-1; determined the pofition of it, and found that it was riling very rapidly towhrds the North : he continued to obferve it on the follow., ing day's. The light of this Oar did nor appear to him to be fenfibly increafed. Its nucleus does not become more brilliant, and the nebulofity which furrounds does not become extended. The fira and Jail 'olifervations which Citizen MEcnArti reported to the Inftitute, on the zd moll. J are : Mean time 9h. 24 deg. 6 rain. ; right afcen-1 lion 249° t 8 deg. ; with declinatio n 64 t t d eg . 31 min. It may be remarked from the prefent po lition of this Comet, that its diftance from the inn is necell'arily greater than that of the fun from the earth. It riles towards the North Pole, fi)ilowing the left fide of Serpentaritis, and the oppofite fide of Hercules. Though it is vifible only by a te lefcope, it may be obferved as long -as its light does not become fainter. NAUTIC4L INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND N.N. W. Al{l•[D• I Dublin, • Waterford o ilamburgh I French o Dutah • Leeward Wanda DUE. This morning arrived a Mail from the Leeward lilands, brought to Falmouth by the CuestrasitLo Packg, in 28 days. • PLYMOUTH. SEPTEMBER 5. Came into harbour the SANS PAR s i t., of 80 guns, Captain Ess :moron ; SPENCER, (if 74. guns, Com modore DARBY ; and the PLOY ER, of 16 guns, Captain FOSTER. Sailed, the SOUTHAMPTON, of 32 guns, Captain CoLE, for Portfm out h ; ROSAR to, of i 6 gnus, Cap tain MoutisEir ; and te CHILDERS, of 16 guns, Captain DELAFOWS, on a cruize. The FISGARD, of 4.3 guns, is put out of COM MUM, in confequence of her wanting large re pairs ; ard the NAIAD, of 38 guns, is commit . - fioned by Captain WALLis in her room. Captains GA L.LWA Y and JUDD of the Navy, came home paffengers in the Huw TER. PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 6. Arrived the . LORD HOOD traniport from the Streights, and America, —, with malts from New Brunfwick. SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER 6. .Sailed his Majefty's (hips PHORBE and CLYDE wish the BLOODHOUND and ilirsursx gun brigs. DOVER, SEPT. S. Tw►o homeward•bound Eaft Indiamen paired this morning for the Downs, under a prong wind at S. W. The Swift bye-boat failed early this morning for Calais, with fixteen horfes, and J. FEC TOR, of this place, and Mr. Srowt, CollatOr of the Cuaoms at this port, on their way to Paris. The Hyacinth French bye-boat arrived from Calais with paffengers. FROM LLOYD% LTST. Dam., SETT/MILL 6.—Sailed the Warley, Wl!fon. from China, for the River.—Came down the Clyde for India and remains.—Wind W. S. W. GRAIPSSEND, Serram BaR 6.--Palled by the Skeene, Thorp, from Charante ; Marian Wilfon, from Surinam; Grevendcn, —, from Sweden ; Sa ra h Chri ltiana, Graham, from Bengal ; Albion, Hayman, from Jamaica; Ann a b e ll a , B ange , f rom Ca diz ; Nelfon, Le mon, from St. Kitts; and Polly, --, from Virginia.—Sailed the Britannia, Ruddy, for China ; Flora, Blake, for Waterford; Hercules, Kopper, for Hamburgh ; Dundee Arms Packet Rover, , Mento r, —; and Expe dite, —, for Rotterdam • ARRIVED. At Ponfmouth--Marian, Wilfon, front Surinam. At Leith—Hero, Johnfton, from Virginia. At Liibou—Nile, Bully; and Good Intent, Frazer, from London. - --- At from Lon OportoMacury, Rucker ; and LuAtiatio, Tomllnfoe, don. At Jamaica--Perfeverance. Sky, from London ; Cybelle, Gray; and Ezprefs, Egan, from Cork. In the Down—Ocean, Davidfon, from %lace; Nelfon. Le man ; and Duckingfield Hall, Channel, from Antigua; Hops, Wllliamfon, from Barbadoes; Annabdlla, Bouge, from Cadiz ; Diadem, Baring, from Grenada ; Clio, Coupland ; and Eury dice, Compton, from Martinique; Polly, Laidels, from Vir ginia; Albion, Hayman ; Thetis a Charuley ; Brun(wlck, Dryf dale ; and Ann, Atkins, from Jamaica. Ac Briftol—.Hope. Richards, from Quebec ; Mary, from Barbadoes; and San Joaquin, ---, from Bilbao. At Cowcs--Lady Nana, Jenkins, from Curacao. At Liverpool—Nancy, Rofeburgh, from Nova Scotto, Ac Havre—Ariftidos, Bell, from Philadelphia. At Bremen—Ann. Harper, from London. At Gibraltar—Mary, Falvey, from London ; Mary and Bet fcy, Saunderfon • and Ranger, Johns, from Sicily. At Cadir.—Ann, Lees, from London. Ac Smyrna—Pelican, —, from London. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. --- - - The Lark, for l'lmpregnaide French privateer, at the aim of Mr. A. H. Steward, Yarmouth. The Hornet, for the capture of la Femme Divorcee French privateer, in Sakere-Hall Court, on Thurfday the 9th in taut. His Majefty's Blips Foudroyant, Northumberland, Audaci ous, Alexander, Succefa, la Bonne Citoyenne, and El Coen I brig, for the French Blip of war le Genereut, a diltributlon < f a part of the net proce ed s of the hull, providons, and flares of faid Blip to the amount of 24,0001. will be made at No. 34. Arundel-Itreet, Strand, on Thurfday the gth init. alto the NI. Tieing officers and crews of the Queen Charlotte, and the Cap talus, officers, and crews of fuck fhips as claim to there In fa:d capture, are calculated in this diftribution, and refereed by the agent until thole claims are decided by law. The Hornet, for the capture of the tip Quaker, and the Hoop Ocean, or St. Andrew, on the Coati OKl**, in which his Majefty's 114 Daedalus, and the Ellis, An d the Bt. Annc. lettere of marque, flare by agreement, in Salters'-hall court, on Thurfday the gthinftant. The Detains, for the capture of la Profperke, the Rebecca, the Praha% the th im e e z and the Ocean or It. And rew , b y in orb,* fakt tlipibares by urea- EAST INDIA SHIPPING. We have the pleafure to announce the fare arrival In the Downs of the Hon. the Eaft India Company's (hips the Sarah Chriltiana, Capt. C11.11(1.1[11 nRAHAM, from dertgal; the Fart of Ahergavenny, Capt. Jon ta WoaDSWORTU ; and the Watley., Capt. Fizai!lT WILLIAM, from Cal:ton. They arrived at the Blind of St. Helena on the tech of July, and failed the tlth following, in company with the Ihip Elizabeth, Capt. ST t PBX ri 11/Laver, which they parted with on the Bth of Auguft, hi lat. 28 tt Welt, and long, 58, 46 Eaft. Betfey, Capt. DAMP rum, r4iled from the Mani three days before the ' departure of the above: Mips. The Tritosi,• a country [hip, from Benjal, had failed from St. fen England. The C!!!...lr..ani, Whaler, arrived at St. Helena the 19-11 of July, with an account of the Definitive Treaty of Pi - ez. On the .ith,nt May giefpokt. with the Company'a (hips the l'e.feva ravez,, Capt. pairs Tw eon tr. ; the Cirenceller, Capt. it isois,.and the Alm% ick Cafl)e, C.Tt. Cu A a tcs KLION PR CO yr, in Et. 34, long. 25 Eaft, proceeding on their voyaLe to Malrag and Hi, : V1 1.1 1.11 Y . ' the LION of 64 (Tuns, creved at th: : nand • of St HO:111:1 on the loth ofkily, with the lollowitr, thips be. loninns to the Company from Chira, viz. the GANGES, Capt. A. GE T ; the Alttcd, Copt. J. PARVIIARSON ; 'he Albion, Caot. A. Ti malt; Lt. ; the V.roodford, Capt. JAMES MARTIN; Caftle, Capt. 'l'uoatAs Bo SVON Pi EIiCE; and the Belvedere, Capt. Janes Pe•rt:a PEA k 0 N. They were to fail from the ill And for England on the 7 , •• 1 • r The Col:lilt - cam, Adv,;iitura, a Danith fW7I, lad from Born. bay. and the bri; Anna Jocepha, . torn the Cape, were left at Saint Helena. The At:live,=ler, failed from Saint Helena for Eng. land on the tith of July. The fhip Duke of Portland had ar. rived at the above Maud. The Belly, Capt. BA Ai PTO tr, has the following rdrengera on board, viz.—R. C. Bazett, Efq. Mrs. Bazett, John Calder, Efq. Mr. C. Dalhy, Mr. W. Dalby, Mifs S. Selby, Mafter C. Pal. Mafter W. Palmer. By the arrival of the above Ships, the only remaining yell; Is to import from India of the feafon itioi are, the Princefs Char lour, Capt. BENJAMIN RICHARDSON, from the fpice Wands; the Afia, Capt. ROBERT WARDLOW ; the True Briton, Cipt. WI LUAU STANLEY CLARKE; and tho Dover Caine, Cquin PETER SAMPSON• THE ANN, LIVERPOOL TRADER. On tht tight of the 23d ult. this weird, on her pafiagc oat from Greenock to Liverpool, was unfortunately wrecked upon .he rocks about a mile and a half to the fouth of the Point of Com l.& The news of the accident reached Greenock on Thori day fennight ; and next morning a perfon of uncommon sal vity, great knowledge and experience in Lafaring matters, was difpatched to do every thing poMble in the way of recovering fhip and cargo; but by letters fence received, there is too good reafon to fear that no exertion could eircdt this. The veffel wil be totally loft ; and when thefe letters came away only thine. n bags of cotton on board had been drove on (here. and no per fon able to get on board of her. The crew and piffengcrs are faired. It is very remarkable, that this Is the only accident or the kind which has happened the Liverpool Traders of the tom. pany to which this wad belongs for a period of s 8 years. Lieut. WRICHT t who greatly dißingui(hedhim fclf in the defence of Acre, and was dangero u lly wounded in a fortie whi c h the Englith made to dellroy the French works before that City, has been promoted to the rank of Mailer and Com mander, and appointed to command the Cynthia sloop of war. Capt. HARDY is appointed to the Leda, vice Capt. HOPI. BF. L tc.—We formerly mentioned that a beacon was erened on die Bell-Rock. Two naval Gentlemen, however, have Since 'tinted the rock, and we are forry to fa y, that the beacon has been nmoved, though fome vestiges yet remain. The conjeeture is that it has been Men for boats malls, sm. A model or a light-houfe, intended to be ereded, and a plan of the rock, are lodged with the Secretary of the Commi I:Boners for the Northern Lights ; and it is expeded Come Reps will loon be taken to ere it. Capt. B. MAGEE, of Bolton, failed for the North Well Coati of America, for the purport of traffick ing for furs, &c. Being delirous of wintering on the coati, he proceeded with his flip to the Cove, where the Hazard had paired the preceding winter, and was received by the natives with much appa rent friendfhip. The crew of the Hazard, how ever, had had a quarrel with thefe people, woo were refolved to take revenge on the firlt of their countrymen who might fall into their power.— Capt. MAGEB, unfurpeeting treachery, went on chore, attended by a boy and the carpenter, to in fix& the repairs of a boat, and immediately on his landing he was furrounded and Ihot by the natives; they wounded the carpenter, and nabbed the boy in three places. On the report of fire arms, a boat put off from the flip, and fucceeded in bringing away the dead bodies and the carpenter ; but the Ihore was fhortly crowded with hoilile natives, who commenced a heavy tire of mufketry, by which' one man on board the flip was killed, and another wounded. The approach of night favoured the exertions of the crew ; they got under way, an 4 effaced their efcape. An erprefs was received at Lifbon on the a ill ult. by the American Conful, from Gibraltar, with intelligence of peace h a vi ng b een re ti ore d be tween the Emperor of MOROCCO and the Ameri cans. Monday fe'nnight the foundation flone of the new Court Houle and gaol of Dumfries was laid by the Right Hon. the Earl of DALICEITH, Grand Matter of Scotland, accompanied by the Provin cial Grand Lodge, and alma all the Lodges of the Southern Diarid. The whole was concluded with the utrnoß propriety and regularity. By the late regulations refpeding money tranf adions in India, no Biitilh fubjed is permitted to lend money, or to be concerned in negociaring any loan for native Princes, without the confent of the Governor General. A young man, named Penny, belt town of Portfea, Hants, after having ft hard reveries of fortune in fighting foi during the American and the late war has lately, in conliquence of an a( which he faw in one of the public 131 into the polliffion of a freehold ctiate find three hundred a year. At a (hew of South Down, Lincoln, ter Sheep, on Friday Jail, in Gosti, Eire:, the feat of the Marquis of /31 s a ma, about 4Q pens of ewes, limb! were put up, and fold to the bell Down breed fold at high prices; th fAched 455. a bead, and fmall ewe, limbs, up to 27s.—Mr. FILMER South Down tops were much admired, bought ui :-1 longing to the (offered many nr his country r with France, adverniment papers, come : of one. thou- 1. and Leicel: ield Park, in lOCRINGNeI M. )S, and flip', bidder:—the the call ewes , and wether How IrWO. I I) 9 S • Land cage; 17 1