Star. — London, England, 1802-10-22 00:00:00

~'~' •' Alt mr. DISTRICT ORDERS. Antrim. Od. la, tßoz. Previous to the dilbandment of the aid Light bra your, to t h e cumplary good condo& and orderly behaviour of which Regiment, even when difperfed throughout the great extent of country it has lately occupied, Brigadier General HART, on departing from that corps at Bethke., is happy to btu to:M iami, and has to exprefs his aloft entire approbstion . thereof : The many proofs he has fo invariably had of the attention to rod appearance, and of the moR OA& fohrkty in every individual compoling fo many final' detachments, was a fuh of afinniflunent to him untinately that he has ken them affembled with thole Officers who have initialed fudt di line, t o t uulpicuous in the cambia of this highly equipped and com pletely appointed Corps ; that to the very aids of &than& s not, under the command of Colonel Sra neat, has adhered to that order, and has exhibited, diftnamted, a fteadinefs under arms hardly to be futpefred, :visaing ire him and a s the rqginunt the highcft credit. To the Sajeants and Non commilioned Mem who ecat' waded (ma detachments, in remote &mations, the thanks Of the Inhabitants, as well as of Bripdier General HART, (Oa t hus taking leave of the Regiment) are *barge lisficularly due. By Order of Brigadier General HAaT. j. COVIIION s Brigade Major, All the foreign troops are at length removed from the Hie of Wight to Lymitigtou and Monk ton Fort, there to watt till hips are procured tb convey them to the Weft Indies, and to Cttahaveti. Wednerday morning, the -firft battalion of the Both regiment of foot landed-at Deal, from the Alcmene frigate, and Sophie and Raven (loops of war, from anernfey. They iminediately, marched for Dover Cattle. An intended aeduition of the Serjeants-of •the' &lards is fufpended for the prefent. A letter from Winehefter, dated the zgth Pays--"' The Earl of BANIOILY, who commands , the third Regiment of Life Guards, and the Comj manning Officer of the 4th, ift garrifon here, this:: morning received Official Papers from the War- Office, fisting, that the redneion of the Artily countermanded." - We have been informed that feveral Chip-build. en, who had contrafted with Governmett to build hips, and who were ordered at the firing of the' Definitive Treaty to fufpend their works lave, within thee three days, receivull orders to rerune. and complete them. • - Orders front the Admiriltji haiihkin reeeired at the'difikient ports not to pay of wawa thipsr - . of war. *. • •.. - *r The Rita* tlonp is inunediatdy tikrat difpatches for the Wet! Indies. • 4 , The Butwatite, of m, guns Captain /h in; . ii, ordered to brvi&ualled for (Our months ; and, to fail with faded orders, it is fuppotc4 farllselfei diterranean. She is to be manned frontbencher', sips, and her complement of Maiines nre:to llq augmented to the war eitabUiltment. ► -`. ' The ST. Pioaanao frigatnabapt.,Bmanan, is ordered to be fitted for rvice. • ; „.„ •* • Dlt eltit:L AII 1110.- 0 1616 • Anyit appeared lay night, for the fait time L , as .Mi.. Oalley, in 714 7eshim fro, and experienced a very cordial recep-; von. 'She performed' the.part throughout with~ an animation which renders• her a particular , ac-, quifiti9n in the preterit Rate of the comie.:Aate,ri Waouonrom performed Nay with satlie dernets of a goodaiatured huland, Whitte fence of the virtues of-his wife induces him, for the fake of peace and quietnefs, to Submit too lung to hdr.lol4 lies, but who is routed at lait into a manly aitertinti of his own dignity. Mrs. Motrarma was ex ! tremely intereffing Nigrrid the rest were, at; heretofore—very decent. Coml.:o44ms. —Lail night a young ti es ' Homan, Paid to belong to one of the Public 0136es i t made his Sri appearanee on any stage in the • arduous part of Othc&. He appears to pack * confiderable portion 'of enthatafm, and has- evij• ' dently audied his author with form attention, or rather the peculiarities of thote who hav e • erfOrtn.; ed the part before him. His figure is •• • , but hip deportment is not graceful; and he • • not teem capable of giving fuifictent weight to the . charaiter of the valiant Moor. Thefe defeat time and Rudy, might remedy ; but thote of his voice are not to be corrected : it is weak and monotonous; and he moreover has an impediment in his deliver. - - His efforts to pleat; were, however,, generally apl plauded, and on a more limited cage perhaps he mi ght perform is a Second - rate cat of parts with Cooss's Igo continues unrivalled. Baum roe made a very refieaable liana in Csfe • and Mrs. Livamstai's Nei& was truly imprekve. The invocation-- • "O Heaven ! that red eeMpaciese thenVlL aafold; Aad pet.4s . every hood! hand a whip. " Te !ad the rafeal asked through the erotic! Ins delivered with filch admirable feeling and expreffion,•as •to excite three. general rounds of entbufiaftic plaudits. , . The love-f ck coxcomb and dupe Rderige, war reprefented by Kezawr, with a minute attention to the author's Meaning. It was embellifhed by the mite and liberality of Mr. Hamel with( a new (ers, uncommonly fplendid and appropriste. Nekiestio loft nothing of her fweetnefs of dill potition and affeaing love and innocence in the poffeffion of Mrs H. Stnnems. Mr. Law's, the Comedian, was yefterday fuf- Sciently recovered to take an airing abroad. PI/Tv THOUSAND,POSMOS are allotted for the FirLdrawn Tickets on the Fief and Fourth Days of Drawing of the prefent Englifh Lottery, which begins on Monday, the 29th November. The Scheme alfo conflils of Three trim of to,oeol. Three of soool. and other Capitals of wool. goal. tool. Ake. amounting in the whole to 288,0001. The Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Six teenth fiampt Shares, are felling, on the lowa terms, at NiceoLsos's Fortunate Office, No. s 6, Cornbill, where, in the prefent Year,. Two Prizes of 20,000 l: and soool. each were thld, divided into Shares. . . , • ; • • timinta nortizionvez • MAILS THIS DAVoLWit4p S. S. B. 41110111•111. • " lug. I DONN. • • . I Waterford, Mod; ..1..mi..6 PLYMOOTH; OCTOBER to. hid Oi 31 MIN Capt. HOSETKAIE, to 3 tia halliard ctilitioiima; of 16 gmo. Capt. DEL/awls. lid Vawnialin. of 14 gam, boat. Tow, ha* with difpatellek which arrived Sete by Adwits!ity tepiedh la ft night and this Morning. _ Wok alt of Itubont into CalKand Bay the Status, ot 36 pas, Capt. PILOWSII. • COWES, OCTOBER It. • Arrived front Charlefton, the Mantas, of Dresdelt, with tee; and the American brig Fox, from Edenton, with to; bum, to wait for orriera.--Captain Bunker, of the Fox, reprots, that the Sip General Waildngton, frees the fame place, laden with tobacco, vita towed into Weymouth Tete:day morning, the !hip being very laity from damage received during the 'MS& DOVER, OCTOBEK 20. Lift night she Prince of Wales -packet arrived' from Calais, With difpatebes for Government. No arrivals from Calais to day, but • veal is now in . Sail this tide for Calais the King George, with, Lord Coleraine and (site ; .tke Count& of Elgin, with Lord Borringdon and fake, and Mr. Mask; alto, the Duels& of York, with Sir Charles Burrell . Mr. Smith, Mr. iialner, Mr. Ball, Mr. Ab bot, Mr. Patna, Mr. Retby, Mrl Smith, and ten ores guffaws. milbY FROM LLOYD% uirr • NAL, Orr. st.—g Arrived ind failed for . the River, Petit' from itiebee; Ralkes,Alinnoin. Men Jamie* Sedulous, ingrhans, from Oporto. Wind S. W. blows hard. GILIVISIND OCT. t.— , Paffed by, the "Lain t and, Seaford, Mai', fr om Fin l 4, fraßt Pa lermo; Phoebe. —, from Lublin; Three Brothesk from Groningen; King George, Turner; and Prime otM Hanireil, from Wham% Ilay.Silled the Amsibinitui ' lir =near; Julep —"for Penfamla;Sekibakractosiaa tee Hamburgh: Thetis, Rutherford; and iii: he' Jame, Lineal, fur Peteribiorgit4 View ( H ik e ' Mr. 779 1 .001., 0 00*. • • NititMth. • • Off Dover . ..-liaPe, Nrildr.KikeiftDe Its the Crods—Albinn, Male [tons 4 4 In Tannomblkehdo—didsegty, sad Phenix. Chuakl. fesql , , Off Fralmorstpliemia, !Meader, tr*Oikgagspkatm, itootei,' hem Vlegiola. • • • • ' Leseetteeaaies,'Neeie, fres' Orate. 4 ' 1 ' • . 1, • , :.ALlfferealserrAsSielipm Phase. from LOIN& I „ AeClydeP—J'egiVols• • it ' CP C:dix a t i ttite e , r l •7 odfront ara. • Calder, front th#Opieh • • "• ' . At madly, Manning, from i ;; i The Nuophondall, Addikm, film Itottentin far has hem on the Goodwin kinds, Om get v[. by the Del concluded isito Ranipta ~, , • ; . 7 • Ad tices have been received free the Hatmeedds. die Company's ihip the Herculean, Capt.liamed lkider; bled kr Bombay and Bengal on the ith of May fait. Hera lean was at lea, all. well, in Made 33. 50. Booth, , longitude 23.30. Balt, proceeding Oft her voyage. .. The Hon. bid tehe.Cosepaay's flip the Tdliclierry, Capt. George Wiliteld, arrived at Mo. de . Janeiro on the t3th of ism; the failed Irma the Downs on the ijth Ap:il lat triL The Tellielterry experienced ray fool weathok *huge& the iwek dosing very ribialt, and the wail Algid Insellhe above Poet, in orderer** the digging t dot mil .80100 was cog in two tai , i , wi t; ~4 ! • • • inerniAirstcoetomat to," • •• •. TUT . N i erpor!,* Chirlo . ll.,oloii - DuatUrc-p3 l 4texpool,'llot to Dol (Hie' of tfifth i:•4 1 Wedaddet : Vtaighti abi•ethe . liden chiefly with vti&litld pigs; (hhtiOd : lbi Liverpool) and,: in a gale of . wilicip 'the ''ptg day, twenty fist of the hitter.** vitft4oierboa i, sod Roar Of. the eows . .4liffointed:. ' . ri - i - - --- . 7 - -• - •- --7 7 - 47i - "•77 • .:. .. - . r . ..*, 11 After being' detained Its &versa clays, . .by tke 1 is wefterly, winds, tht Ifte of Main Packets h d Yefterdat fe i nnight, and experienced a morti difficult pater t. but made good her janding on; Tuefday morning. The ev i eningis tide rote to an 'mutual hei l t . in Douglas .batbour, and flowed with furl e as to force kom the breill-wezki feveral tcinion eighteen. popuders) in the fort. --1 A n Several Cellars, near the Qiii, were alto ilood-. al and the . iniindation, .*:fplie time, wore• al very alaiming appearance: ';.: '• : The following is the total amount of the wine, Caved from the wreck of the Alliance, limos,. from Jamaica„to `Liverpool, lately wrecked in' Morecambe Bays- T ie' pawing. -a hhds. of rum,: and in pipes 41.11hd‘ and s butt of.wine.. • The weather, for fain days pat, has been re-, mutably fine, and mull - have proved highly be neficial to the country in general. The ferenity of the air, and the pure azure of the flies, on Wednefday• afternoon; invited great numbers of people to the contemplation acme of the molt da 1 lightful fea-profpeas that ever was beheld. No pen or pencil can defcribe, or pourtray, the beatvi ty of the fcene —it was, indeed, " a f un-thine ho liday." To the northward, the large expanfe of water, from hence to the coati of Galloway, ap peared fmooth as a mirror ; and fcarcely a pat; ling cloud was reflected for a moment upon thcs bofom of the deep. The (hips, of which there, were (even) in view, _ '" Their foils A (mod, to woo th' Wilted brass." ' affumed, from their different poftureiand diftance, an appearance highly piturefque and interetting ;. 1 whilft the fields in Scotland were diftinaly teen,, in the richeft variety of tints that can poffibly 4 imagined. To the weft Ward, the ifle of Mann furnifbed an objet not lea delightful than roman- tic. The up)ands, near the coat, were mot charmingly gilded by a fun-heam j at the tame', time that the bates of the mountains were totally 'oblenred by a thin, pale miff ; and the bi-forked. 'fun3init of Snaffell teemed to be I " Sublimely floating in mid dr." ' , • The piaure, altogette!,* was loch as could nei-' they fail of ittriaing : gener4 notice, nor of in 34, preffing the mind with fentiMents of riverenceand! delight at the infiuite fplOdur . . ittletY, and bea u -. ty o f' thavis., ' .e ..- r ~.~ , .... 7- 7 rr -~ ~- -fir r . . 1 , , 11,1 arN; OCTOPBAR is. - e •••_ • •t The following are the latelt arrivals here Lord John ThPoe. M. P. Pgnor, Bfq. M. P. Maack, Lady acid Miii Manama, Haw Governor Puw n Hon. Mrs. Modal, Sir W..Growt. fir John Turner, Sirltiek. Hoare, fkr N. Orefsly, Baron Siibb.C.6l. Netil, Major Bayard and family, Mar i i t omond, Dr. Hill, Dr. Mapleton, Ik. Jack fan, Rev. Mr. Rev. Mr. Eyre, Rev. Mr. Philpots, Capt. Bayard, Capt. and rs. Anstitrcins, Capt. 'and Mrs. Penrofe, CR*. WPM*, Lieut. Watts, Mr. and Mrs. Blount, Mr gni 'Mrs.Dino, 14r. Wad Mrs. Cook, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas, Mr. lid Mrs. . Mr. and Mrs. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Mack, Wind Mrs. O.Wwyet. Mr. lad Mrs. Schuaburgh, Mr.onill Mn. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Powell. Mr.. Mrs. and three Mils Drewetts, Mr. Mrs. and MifsTenvoknd, Mr. and throe Mils: Bloodells, Mr. Moyfey, Mr. s raylor, Mr. Granville, Mr. Jonch, Mr. Scadantdre, Mr. Webb, Mr. Wllllania, Mr. Gardiner, Mr. Masser, Mr. Rabbit* Mr. Clement, Mr. Potter, Mr. Bat ehdon Mr. Fitsbetbers, Mr. Purcell, Mr. Sands, Mc Mr. Ballard, Mr. bownrW, Mt% Syncods, Mr. Grant, Mr. Bevan, Mr. Balfiiider. Mr.HimkoblAr. Leo, Mr. Pipon, Mn. Hawn, Mrs. Davis. Mrs. BliekkOtad, Mrs. Hartland, Mrs. F. Crude, Mrs. M. Peorofe, Mrs. Mode, Mrs. Hopkinton; Mrs. Jaws, Mrs. Mar* MroWelkrs, Mrs. Chetnd.Mrs.Welib, Mr.. Harass, Mrs. White, Mils Rees, M 4 Dolphin, Mifs Scott, Mifs Brovntria, tee. MARGATE, OCT. is. For three days pall the weather has been un commonly fine. The boys are again employed • shoals of vifitants of all defcriptions have each da y left us for the warmer regions of the metropolis. The King Georgt_packet failed yefterday,eritk above an hundred pifiengers on board : the morn ing was delightfully pleafant, for every thing bat failin , Abet* not being, to ufe a feaman's phrafe, cadre Wow the pais 1 a pies of kef. The 7ve el continued in fight - for feveral hours, on a ea l fea, the furface of whith was fm Both as a mirror. By the help of a row boat, tise . was towed from the ,harbOar to the Offing. ' L. ..!,. 3' 9 .-- The Thitneftavalry are to 1,04 fielciday on Tuefday.ne*t. They are fad t4i ben fine body of Neil- . - If the:ireitAet_p*#& . "fifie; Their will, ,n 0 lonhti Aim theffelf- 0 7 ak _ ..IhOteifida ? and . fpr! their bltie]iitkeifilb sidtalitilst . ' -' . . . .• ; ' i . 1 .. 1 ,t 4 .;, "r;xl.l'l :,..*:. _%"' • ~ 1 . '. .'' . ..47Gifisk:oo;ssiwt :.; -../ - 1 4 . ,d, A itr`l'M .e. 1. :: •,, 1 i The Pnoco os,wes.aa,s.bastecra throw off`,, ant. :will continue to do r°, if the; weather permits, dor... ,4 the hunting (*gee cesMoodefsgt rortfladoS WeciaeldaYer at-PaticiAmMiadnilti and Friday calls e liifl. ~The Sukferiptiun,E'ack, Tnefi , 4exar, Yegi 'clod Satan4lsif thangh, 4 0 Pi . is not yet pofitively determined 0n.,; In" :.:Leettalk6ashit'leavesthierpkcett* the Mewl ;the begiantag of ellp -imfning - month. o ! .. ct • ; •r::The SubltriptionainiAdifighi;%iviodeigirri, 'numtioullYatfendettf 7 l4lfPratitkultenoured the cominlisYsitlfAhis pea* Until afro' . twelve o'clock. — The' dkterWlllofidWrghnefs's depsfr; tune is not yet known. . - ` W T . : '• . • f ' The vreettertils.dlY hiiiktiltilWderibly Mort, damp and tem_peftaous thank:Wei yellerday. • A ( go violent gale .kiltii , u6i,:scp,ospanied-witli lieivy tief'fbelilig llt wefsMieitibgikpidotlesoff Without Intetmlron the whole ' day. Sir Joui and Lady LADE, in defiatise,.cifthA . blail, and the fall defcenaink ran , walkeroklliiCliff Parade, and through Ay of thep*kcipal Meets. Some falkionalgesalfq vi tod the Saloon at the Grate, where theriNtetan ' etlorttif trinkets, l runbridgt ware, and *144 4- The Duke,,degoairtismi;:m4 gr..witio Mr. 4 'retpeltable Solicitor, of 1 ' ‘:• . 7 - i Ma j nalliter4 f t litaret wtopketgigisedAP - ;; d arrived here, in q 4et a.perfon w ho 44.. idea dui former, took themantherwere illeareli of; Yell teSay, •on boirci the Bonaparte packet, in Shore. ,bam.Harbour,.,.•lt now .. that he had not altered the figuresof ado sintionred, but de Camped from London, Withneaucal. of the DekeN ,property. The poor wretikwas dreadfully alarm, 14 ed when taken, and made all rellitution in his. power, by reftoring the wlioleti What reMainetl of nk the fu he had made fo free , vie. 4471... : •• ; The Duke uniting to this mares honefty, as he had many times jo a like way heretofore dc t iy; entrigled him a with a draft to get payment of new sooL morel hin, his 411.1;4 'had. whi a overPhu; 'Aced of paying to the nuke j , he TAO away with; Mr. Watotty,. who accompanied the Duke athii Solicitar..foomi the man. at Shoreham liarbouri and wheal* linded,had affilience from the Shore, ham Cullom. Honfe. He then paid Mr. WRIGHT the money, 40 : imasethately delivered it to the Duke. „, ; ~,,,.•, , . ~, . , n. . . Two very dreadfulaiiiilimisoccurred here with in thefe.few days; the firlt tea bricklayer, of the name of 'Wood, : who fell from the feaffolding of an unfinitherf houfe, and is Sage dead; the other to the child of a Merman, Whofe clothes, during the abfence of her parents, while playing by the fire fide, caught the flame, and waralmoß inftantly burnt to death. Arrivals-Mrs. BELLAMY,. ME CROWN, Mrs. ROBSON, Mr. and Mrs. WSlll$ and. Mrs. LUTICEIL• Departures—Lady and lords Or as 1, Mr. Cr, u ow, Dowager Lady Enna, Mr. T.Eine t hlr,T. Salo box, and Lord and Lady Dasannase. OCTOBiII ioe The tempelluous weather, which yellerdaypre veiled the whole of the day, continued to rage throughout the night. At day-break the ftorm began to fubfide, and was fucceeded by one of the , finefl mornings that ever enriched and enlivened Nature's works. Curricles, cheviots, and nume rous equefirian parties, have been palling through the principal beets round the Steyne, and about the adjacent downs, the greatell part of the day. Donaldfon's Au4ion Rill is numeroully and fa. thionably reforted to. • The Marehionefs of WaLcs iLIT is at prefent at Tunbridge Wells, but is expeaed to return to this place in ale courfe of the following week. Arrivals—Lady SULLEN, Mrs J. itOlgaTil Mr. C. Muria% ' Mr. and Mils Vh13(141/110 iv tidy Ds GEIMZTTZ, Mrs. Films, ligo. biter« Qin'''. TON, &C. Departures.'--Mk gad Dim, 1 1... Moesecrepa, ito iim i es Mr. TaDellp Mr. G. ,FirllTllll4,,, -, ‘- • Lord LONo FO4D 6 41D 41116 , SAW kip. age, is alfs• Nang tbjelpik . V • .77.: • - • ;IPoßtlia Vl 5ll :,2A -~^--- ~s r~.~ NEWMARKET worth THURSDAY, OCT'afetiate." - ' A Bub ion Plate of 501. for yr olds, carry ciliat„ 71C. 41b. and j yr olds, gat. olb. Two yr old courfe. Mr. R obfon's .b. c. Pie Nic, 3 rs old - - Mr. Cruffwell's b. c. Gulliver, 3 yrs did 2 Mr. Hcming's eh. e. Glead, by Buzzard, 2 yrs old Mr.-Ladbrokes b. V. Rofeeta, by Woodpecker, i yrs old Mr. F.l4l,=le's b. f. by driver, 2 yrs old Mr. Jas. Edwards's b. f. Mifs Newland, by Waxy, 3 yrs old D. of Grafton's eh. f. by Buzzard, a yrs old Mr. Jofepli Farrall's b. c. Nttde, bl/ John Bull, 2 yrs old Sir F. Standilles ch. e. brother to Eagle, 3 yrs old D. of Qseenfiserry's tr. f. filter to Grey Pilot, 2 yrs old Mr. Wyndlianis b.& by PotBos, out of Brighton Belle, 3 yrs old Mr. Panton's b. e. Preach-horn. 3 yrs old - dr. The Judge could place only rota. Even betting Pic Nic and Gulliver agft. the fields . Sir C. Bunbury's Whirligig. Bft. tzlbs beat D. of st. Alban's f. by Buzzard, out of Rofe, 6ft. iolb. Two yr old C. sogs. h. f. At the firft Oetober Meeting, at Newmarket, the Gentlemen of the tuff were all fo unfortunate they could not Snuffer money for (takes for future races. Thofe even of the largeft fortunes were for the moment drawn quite dry, and, like Mrs. Pa t had not enough left to pay turnpikes. The knowing ones carried away the money In innyk. MATCHES AGAINST TlME. 4 4tLaitireelra 220 guineas, between R. Josit i Efq. of Fonmoh- Caftle, Glamorgartfhite, and Capt. Misaaw, 'of the 15th Light Dragoons, was determined in fa vour of thelatter Gentleman. The - match - was, 'that Mr. jonss's chariot, drain 'bp four harks, fhould run ftiam the Bell Inn, in - Oflouceder, to - the turnpike leading into Chelienhipn . (a 'difiance about ro miles) in 4.0 minutes; Vut it !laving bein deemed necefarr to change hOrfes on the • mid, the tithe was exceeded by fix minutes and a half. Mcniday laft -another match' was determined Et-. tweet the flame parties, in which Mr. loess bettild pineas that he would travel p9dr'froni aloe cefieeto London, in his chariot and four, in Sours. The di ft enee' is about "cOrdingly darted at four ("Clock In 'the ntornink, igter changing' horfes eight *dines, reached ( Tibumturnpikent one o'clockin - , -i hour andahilf itWti the talieltiPulated, being at the rate.orfit tildes Per - hear,eiteladire Of unavoidable . depilates r at iheidliferent fines. • 7 37.2 15on ♦J~.~~~ .•.. MAIWON Hpuss.--flreftefiltdr . inti? foteiffirei, is . 'eittifitirtmetit'fbr his attempt OnihrTtlastlany was r skain brought;befori . the 4ad t b4Via. 'lle ip 'pred to he eXtreine dej4itiet h tcareely &tiff 7 11f o i hill - ..:1 iitr'fpeak. - TO, pith** of i t ,liaffed at •*. "einlkunation iiii'oy .laft‘vi ' - toad in his'hetring.. He Mined inotiofilifs, and • in filence. In addition to the former aildence,i4r. • Canner * the City *TOW, Erratic: 406 bill which lie had difchaimd fFom 4 ptililln the . filop *oflfr. tifitiyin. • the Nl`• had fallen -. &two 'behind that Painerof itie*lnfctittinethiouith it pent tiate4t Thelfarinelliad been natiftrily taken via, in (Ira.. to get at the ball, rod nriallkewife PII)-- clucedin Cqurt. .. ' • . ' ' • • ' Mr:Vague; keeper of the - Poultry Compter, ' mentiorier that the' panne had - ;• hi conyercatlcin with'hint, owned that his Chriftian name Was Fitin. toll, mid that he was a native of the Tyrol; but (till =Wing to make known . his firriame. '. On inctrity %goal ' tite LORD MAYOR, Whether WIT.' other iff.l.l- - *man prefent had anything toodd fii - the' inftir- IlatiOn • Rgiinft: 'ale prironert - Mr. - Anclerfon, a 'merchant, in Philpot•lane, related, 'that a mill bf the Tame perfcinal taPpearance had , lately called" at . lii - i.lrafaili -. . He *as hitnielf going Out as the in f in ciroe.to the . dont.' He aficed'iltit he 'wanted i The rel4'wis, that hi 'wanted yr. •Anclerfoti.•;— rWhen Mr. Anderibn mentioned,' that it was haft. felt; and deni4nded - hisbafinefs i be Ognified a de. Mile to peak 'with him in private.. This Mr. A. deelined ; he then fiici hiwas in extreme difireft, arid folicited ieliefinsharity, but Without any tile . naces. NU othei:eVidense of this : Tiiiinre was offer red by am person aft again,' 'the4tiforier.—the patois taken'. fro* . • him are rfirirked with the I name of Clair ` ;' Zation.—Mr. ClOrlre;o gnat-fmith. in-Holborn, srakthrefore indrieed to attend and ;aped theni in` Ite Court. He knei•them to be 1 of his manufiteitte`; believed ;hate had fold thein feveral years frhiei did not remember by whoiri they had been purchafed ; and did not' think that he hid ever before ken the prifoner. :He eftimat ed their original value at four guineas and a half. The pifiols are very handfome, about eight or nine inches long, and very little vtorfe than new. The examination here doted : and the prifoner was aficed whether he had any thing to fir, why he Lfhould not be committed for trial i He remained filent.—lt was-then mentioned to him, that the. Loan MAYOR, on Virednefday, received a letter from him, intimating .. that he was willing to abide, without violence on his own life, the feri. tence of the law ; that he defired not to live, but withed his' condemnation and punifhment to be im- • mediate." His Lordthip faid, that it was not pof fible to anticipate, in this country, the order of the law ; that he mutt await in prifon the proper time for his trial ; that he would, at the trial, have very fit opportunity of making his defence ; that a Jury of twelve men would decide on the evidence of his guilt ; that of thefe, one half would be Eng liftmen, one half Foreigners ; and that, out of this Jury, he would be at liberty to challenge filch as he might with not to have the power of in regard to his guilt or innocence.—The pri foner was then taken from the bar, and conveyed by the City Marthal in a coach to Newgate. • - The letter which this unfortunate perfon had fent to the LORD MAYOR, was written with great pro priety—He retracts in it his firft refolution to perith by abftinence from food. He fignifies that he has yielded this to the perfuafion of the ecclefiallie who attends him. He intreats to be excufed from the future vifits of any but this Gentleman, his confelor. He adds, that he is ready to die ; that. he fears not death, but dreads left he fhould be known. to the infamy of his family.; that he ha. abfolutely nothing more to fay for himfelf, and that he will fee or (peak to non but bit confect while be remains oh earth. • • • • . I