Star. — London, England, 1805-08-30 00:00:00

MONEY. AGENTLEMAN who has it in 'his power to procure any SUM of MONEY, at the Shorteft Notice, for good Bills, or up,oo Aorothies, or other Certain Securities, willies to be employed as the Agent to auy patens, whether of the Mer cantile or Fafhionable part of the World, who cagy require his affiftance.—Pertwal applications are received from ten till four; end letters, Poll, Paid, addreffed to the Superintendent. at Ns honfe„ No. az, New North Etna, Red Lion-fquare (if explicitly written) trnediately anfwrred. 'LOYAL HOTEL, BIRMINGHAM. WlLLtrim STYLES., having been honoured by the Patronage of his Royal Hightiefs Prince W I L LIA M of GLOUC' S t - hR, in his way through Ili rrninehAni, anti having . obtained, thro gh the favour of the Earl of DARTMOU'I H, his MAJESTY's moft gracious PermilSon to Ming ulna his Houk by the Name of the ROYAL HOTEL, raped/fully begs leAve to • alfure the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that the greateft . exertions have been made foe their Accommodation, and that every means will be gratefully adopted to merit a continuance of their Favour and Support —He flatters Matfett that his Houk will be found pentode:ly eligible .to Families, having no conuatiou with Stage Coaches. N. B. Ay Number of Pat Horfes ready on the ibortat No:lcM Birmingham, Attguk to, tees. WATERING PLACES. ROSS takes the liberty of alluring the Nobility and Gentry. that he has no conflation with, nor has hp frnt any , perm whatever this feafon to either of the Watering places. Flat tered as he mere be that fo many perfoas affitme his 113811 C and repo lacitm, to procure the fupport pith; public ; yet . he camot allow them to predict their (cherries of deception without expofure. He begs leave to recommend thole Ladles and Gemlemen who tnean to honour him with their cominauds, to apply at • No. 119. Bilhopfgate within once. As thofe who vend PEROWES and ORNAMENTAL HAIR under his apparent fandfoo, can ouly poffefs thofe caft•off articles which have hem Mated by hint, either from a dried of manufacture, err ism a want of Whim He hopes to be pardoned for repeating that be can enforce for no Articles, nor does he employ any Dra&rs but fuel as are to be procured at his Emporium in 131fhoppte.ftreet, where continue to be exhibited all kinds of PERUfW &Sin the molt elegant tefte, • fatlionable ftile, and amoebas= • arTety. All his unparallelled Perukes, Madan* Fronts, Bows and Ban deaux, are executed endrety by his inftrudtion, and under his in- . . (pedion. N. R. Ross molt relpedifully &licks the favour of the Ladles and Gentlemen when returned to town, and they and the public may be allured that he has, and will employ men of the molt emi • nest proklional abilities, which is an anbelliatment to beauty. TV THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. Sea—lt appeared by your paper on Tuefday, the eotb of Anguft inftant, that +On Saturday even ing the toth of Auguft infant, as three French *Ge nerals, prifoners of war at Chefterfield, were return ing from the hofpitable manfion of a Gentleman in the neighbourood of that town, they were flopped by three fellows, armed with bayonets, who robbed them of all the money they had about them." The three perfons concerned in apprehending the three Frenchmen above alluded to, for forfeiting their pa role, think it a duty incumbent upon themfelves to contradia this ill natured and falfe report, and to !late to the public the following fails : Three French men were apprehended on Saturday the loth di this -inftant Auguti, on their return from Spittal toad*. terfield, in a field called the Horfe Croft, at the hour of twelve o'clock atnight • but they did not prove to be three French Generals—they happened to con fit of one General, one Commodore, and one Aid du-camp, and the three men who took them pi • loners had not any bayonets or other weapons • alms! them. Uposs the prifoners being taken, they "fere marched before the Commiffary fur French pri foners in 'Cbefierfield ; but they were not robbed, Rot in any tepee ill treated, as erroneoufly rimed by the writer of the paragraph. When before the Commiffary, it appeared that the prifoners had for feited their parole in two ways : firft, by being out of their lodgings at twelve o'clock at night ; their parole hour being eight-..and fecondly, by walkia7 out.of the public highway upon the foot path lead ing from Spital to Chefterfield. The Commiffary cbferved, that as the prifoners were retpeaable gen. slcmen, they might go at large until the Commif koners.of the Traufport Office had been written to on the Inkjet% and the prifoners were accordingly fet .4.t liberty, upon the Commiffary paying 11. is. for each pnifoner to the peril-rig who apprehended then;, being the reward allowed by Government for than •purpofe; Cheftc.itcld,Augaft 16, EAST INDIES. • CALCUTTA. GAZETTE, FEBRUARY, 25, tBO5. Camp at Ram poorab, Nov. 19,1804. Sir—l had the honour of communicating to you °lithe isth inflant, the evacuation of Narrain Ghur, ac.d Mothav Ghur, by the enemy's troops, and my intention of proceeding to di ledge thcm from Ram- 1 poorah, "There Gunjaram Coattaree appears to have swathed a force laid to amount to two thouland men. have now the pleafure to acquaint you, for the in formation of his Excellency, the Governor• General, that 1 arrived before this place, at daybreak this r ornin g ; and as tome of the inhabitants had come, to My camp during the night to leek proteflion, and ipformed me that the greater part of HOLKAiI% troops laid 'evacuated the place, I was inclined to fuppofe that I thould have met with no oppofition. Con-1 teary, however, to my expeEtation, the 'Mall parties oitavalry which I detached towards the gates, and thiLad sattalion, zd Regiment, advanced towards the towa;vsere fired upon from the walls, which induced 'tic to open a few gun; on the place, till I &mild have au opportunity of fixing upon the parts of the molliavourable for. eicalade. At the moment tie advanced guard, cOntifting of the picquets, and sd Battali n (4 the 2d Regiment, reinforced by the diStrn Regiment, were on the poix of advancing, le vel-al A . the inhabitants castle:Out with affurances of and the information.:thot the fmall body of troops who had attempted reflpence had efcaped lip the hills, and that no further oppo fition would be ilepriptied. It is much to die credit ^f the troops, and to that of Major Caustea, of hir ta.ljefly's 86th Regiment, who commanded our Mum* ft nd of Capt. IlLach,-of the zd Regiment, who cornaii hided the ficond, that this large, rich, and populous*, ,wn was taken poffelfion of, alley refiftance, withoutt :be leaf! appearance of plunder or diforder: The.. 6- I frirc'n retired to a high fortified hill, inamediatel/Atici;e the Own, but did not a tt e mpt s o defe n d i t . 18y, t 141: fall of Rampoorah the whole of Hotaaa's pireffigfr. on the left Baia of the Chasuble!, have fiallen inta•the hands of the Britifh GoTertmvent s I „have the Alt:- a L o r tL2 (S .. igneA ' I. Mims m ix, CAW& Sr 1 LONDON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 30. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. t Confab, for money c7l 31—for 'cc 58U—Reduced oit • Omnium s 3—Ezeb. Bin., ss, prem. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: Bank Stock t771117/1 India Stock 877 3 per Cent. Red. An. 58411 India Bonds is a sa. 3 per Cent. Conf. 57f 51 Excheq. Bills, par 3s. prone 4 per Cent. 7t+ Omnium 1i prem. 3 per Cent. Navy 554 Lottery Tickets 191. tote S. per Cent. 1797. CooC for ace. 514 An. 46 iptdtb t 7 The Soling, Bayless, from St. Lack, is arrived at j 4 iverpool : fbe failed on the 6th July, under con voy of, the Biauttso frigate : on the Bth fhe fell in with the Grenada fleet, which fhe joined, and parted from them neat day. Tne Lovely Betfey, lately arrived at Cork, from -Barbadoes, failed from thence on the 14th July, un der convoy of his httjefiy's (hips BARBADOS; and Cuss, in company with about 20 fail: they were • bound to Tortola, and were to fail from ibence on the Auguft with the fleet. The Lovely Betfey parted Coon after failing from Barbadoes, having carried away her fore top malt, The report of the Combined Fleet having gone again into Ferrol, where they were faid to be block. aded by Sir 2,64iinst, was again revived laft night in the City; but we have not been able to trace the rumour to any authentic fouree. Another rumour Oates that Sir RpaegT, who arrived off Ferrol on the nth, afcertained on the following• morning that no part of the combined fleet was in that port, and that he immediately took a wefterly courfe in fearch of the enemy. • There are accoutus from the Channel Fleet fo late as Sunday laft the xstb, at which time the combined fleet had net made their appearance, from which it may be inferred that it was not their intention to go to Brea, at lean in the fiat initance ; for by that time they had been twelve days from Ferrol. Unlefs, therefore, they had changed their courfe after they were feen by the Deacon, they probably haveSl rived at Rochefort to victual, refit, and perhaps pike on board troops. in Rochefort they might he Able to co-opeiate with the Brett Fleet ; anek.hefides, the harbour of Rochefort is - difficult to be &leaded. 'lt is poffible too, that if the Rochefortrlquadron, r= any part of them, have returned, which there is fome reafon to fuppofe from the Neu, having leen foul. fail of the line about zo leagues off Minot on thq Bth, it might be the obje& of VILLENEUVE to take them with him, and alto the I'Orient (hips, prerionfly to his proceeding to Brekif that was the objet of - his ;nitrations. In foe, however,, all h mere conjeillure rOpefling •the objea or deflination of the enemy's fleet : but the northern track , in which it was fiat by the Daa. cow, fo far in the Bay of Bifcay, would be quite un. accountable if they intended to go for Cadiz and tile Mediterranean. It was the opinion of Lord Noun* at the beginning, that Rochefort was the place of the enemy's deflination, and the information hitherto received Items to confirm it. The affair at the mouth of Brea harbour, !aft week, was much (harper than the Note from the Admiralty gave us reafon to (uppofe. Admiral CnRNWALLIS having received intelligence frotp the in-(bore fquadron, on the sill, that the enemy were projeaing fome movement, anchored with his whole fleet, in the evening, near the Black Rocks. In the courCe of the night, he fent a cutter round the fleet, to inform each (hip, that he meant to attack the enemy at day-light in the morning, and that he himfelf, in the VILLE DE PARIS, would lead the van into ation. Our intrepid tars were at their quar ters all night, moil ardently longing to have an opportunity of trying the metal of the enemy. But when, in the morning, the French fleet got under weigh, inaead of bearing down to attack the 13ritifh Squadron, they put about and flood back into Brea harbour. The gallant veteran immediately made all fail after them ; and, being nobly fupported by Sir RICHARD STRACHAN, in the Cxsaa, Captain OTWAY, in the MONTAGUE, &c. fucceeded in bring ing the fternmolt (hips of the enemy to ation. The fire of . our (hips, during the ikon time that it tatted, was tremendous ; and, as they had opportunities . of raking the flying (hips of the enemy, the latter muff have fuffered confiderable damage. They had very nearly (ucceeded in cutting off Come of the liernmoa (hips of the enemy, one of them carrying a Rear- Admiral's flag ; but they unfortunately got under cover of their land batteries. Our loft in this engagement was very (mall : the CNSAR'llad three men killed, and five wounded. The VILLL DR PARIS and Moirraoua had a few wound ed, but none killed. An exprefs was fent off yefterday morning to Mr. PITT, and the reft of .the Cabinet Minifters, who Ihortly repaireo to town, when a Cabinet Council was Immediately held at Mr. PITT'S houfe. Lord Haw itesautty was not prefent, as he (till remains at Weymouth. As Coon as the Council broke up; Mr. PITT, Earl Lord Mut.caiiva, and fiveral, other Members, dined whit Lord C•STLIiIIi•QH at Eaft Sheen. YeHeyday morning at ten o'clock, Ikon u row, the Mellinger belonging to ;he Lord Chamberlain's Of fice, was fent off by Mr. CAI:RUT, the: Secretary to the LORD CHRIARRILRIIO, with difpatches to the Earl of ElaOrtaourn, the LORD CHILMIIRRLAIN, who it at ilizaationbara—ko-saamixtikis.LoutOsie.a.aishaulniscgau :I!? LATE DUKE OP GLOUCESTER. 1.: n ne o' lock this morning an exprefs arlawed in 1 ft o.n Windfor, with difpatches for the Earl ,-of Des ratoovta, Lord Chamberlain to his MAJESTY, and others dire/led to his Royal Highnefs PRINCE WILLIAM (now Duke) of GLOUCESTER. In thefe difpatches the determination of his MAJESTY relative to the interment of his Royal Brother, is announced. The Royal will therein expreffed is, that the Body than be taken tq the Houfe of Lords, and than lie in Rate there for the fame length of time as the remains of the late Duke of Comatasano were kept in flat', to be viewed by the public. The Funeral Proceffica is to move acrofs a platform to the Abbey, as was 4t firft expeCted. Early yefterday morning the outfide coffin of the Duke of GLoucarr ER was completed, and remained in Mr. FRANCE'S Ilion for the infpeCtion of the curi ous. It is made of the belt mahogany; it meatures 6 feet 9 inches in length, and a feet to inches acrofs the Ihoulders. 'The coveting and ornaments could not be proceeded upon for want of inftruCtions, Mr. Fiance has his Majsstv's warrant for burying all the-ROYAL FAMILY. Another exprefs was fent off from Gloocef ter Houle, at nine o'clock lag night. for Wey mouth; A great number:of ikople of the fillt rank and confequence in the country, left cards of contt levee, yeiterday, with the amiable Docnsbs. i family Rill remain in the town houfe. The rernainsOf Vircount Avow Kau ►ere iaterref in Dublin on Thotfday Mr. rasrta arrived ydlerday evening at his houfe in Brook•Rreet from Tunbridge Wells. The' Lord - Primate of Ireland left his hook yeller day, in Hill-ilreet, for Armagh, in the County of Down, Ireland, where he will remain till the meeting of Parliamen:. The Bifhop of EXETER laft month confirmed, in the county of Cornwall,6: 2 t males, and 8255 females. It is fiid Lady WORSLEY intends to adminifler to the property and etfefts of her late hufband. Sir RIC#ARD'S perfonal property, the valuable part of ,whic+ in piaures, gems, &c. is Paid to be very con fsdarsible. • After - the grand Fete at Stowe Park, laft week, .Lord GRENVILLE and fuite fee off on a vifit to Lord . 13•THUILST, at Oakley Grove, Gloucefferfhire ; and from thence he will, for the &ft time, villt his new elate in Cornwall, left him by the late Lord CAMEL:. met., wNre his Lordthip•will remain till the meeting of Parliament. BA:rm.—The following ars melt . the Welt ar l rivals • - - His Excellency the Auitrian AmbalLdor, Lady Dallas, Sir P.} Hoare, Sir S. Le Blanc,Dr. Mamie, Dr. Hargarth, Rev. Mr T 1 Bale, Captain-Perkins, Mr and Mrs Hare, toefr and Mrs Clarke' Mr and Mrs Lord, Mr vicl- Mrs Brooker, Mr and Mrs T. AIM nuts, Mr and Mrs 1-torne; Mr and Mrs Slappen, Mr and Mite Belli Mr Davis, Mr Macre. Mr Ceriyon, Mr Hanfon, Mr Dilly, Mr O'Bierne, Mr Clifton, Ms Yarnel, Mr W. Watcbell, Mr Au • brcy, Mr Murray, Mr Young, Mr Price, Mr Bill, Mr Seroopei Mr Kittdctiley, Mr. Gibbs, Mr L. Fowler, Mr Millar, Mr Setree i Mr Vincent, Mr M. Bride, Mrs Pries and family, Mrs Remi t Mrs Edwards, Mrs Locltycr, Mrs Woolicry, Mrs Howell, Mrs Crotdill, MEs Cummins, Mifs Sawcll, Miff T. Seooner,- MW Maynard, Bcc. aterierday about four o'clock, the Marquis of Wt.,' Tilt FOLD was iriarriCt fpecial licence tO Lady. Susiw dater to the !late Lord Teal commit. at St. George's Church, Hanovei . tquare. The ceremony was performed by the Marquis's bro ther, the Billiop of CO's, in the pretence of the Earl of EGREMONT, Lady ALMEILI• CARPENTER, Lord Tytcotim Bs, and feveral other perfons of diftinc tion. Very foon after the happy pair were bound in Hymen's bands, they left town for Lady Assitatt CARP ENTEeS villa at Tharijes Ditton. The Noble Marquis difpiayed his accullomed generofity, by giv ing to his upper fervants ten guineas each, and to his other fervants five guineas each, to celebrate this happy occafion. A conftierable body of the Royal Artillery marched into the Plymouth lines. a few days ago, from Wool wich ; p,art was immediately embarked, under the command of Capt. Powst ; and another part, under the command of Captain HUGH ss, has marched to I reinforce the different Polls in Cornwall. The weather has every appearance of continning favourable for the harved. Finer or more abundant crops were never known. A fourth divifion of Royal Marines has been ella blifhed at Woolwich, confiding of eight Field Officers and thirty Companies. A con fiderabh augmentation, as well as fome new orgaciy.ation, is on the eve of taking place in the Royal Regiment of Artillery, on the recommenda tion of his MAJESTY, when at Woolwich. Wednefday laft a bet for a confiderable fans was decided on the London road, between Barton Mills and Bournbridge :—Mr. EvELA‘D, of Barton Milh, engaged to trot his mare 41 miles againft Mr.Sastro's horfe, of Worlington, which was to make all fpeed. It was warmly contelled till they arrived at the 35 mile done, when the mare fairly left her opponent, performing the didance in three hours and twenty minutes, carrying 13 done. Mr. LAUDON, layer out of grounds, Author of Ob fervations on Plantations, Landfcape Gardening, and Embanking, and of A Treatife on Hothoufts, is at prefent on a Tour through England. He will he ;lad to call upon fuch Gentlemen as' are making, or intend to make improvements on their grounds or gardens. Mr. L. may be heard of by writing to him at the Poft Office, York, or Liverpool, or No. 4, Chapel-areet, Bedford row. We often hear of ailufions to public' preludice, pub lic apathy, public ardour, &c. but the titolige . in fiance of public unanimity is that which kat occur. red (ince the developement of the Schulte . ..0f the ap proaching rich 'Lottery, where evety, individual is unanimous as to the advantage of immediately pur chafing a Ticket or Share, which affotds the only fudden means of making t he indulitious man inde pendent, and conferring opulence on the gentleman. Two boys, named Phillips, wetly/an Friday drown. ed while bathing in the river Lett. Four fimilar eidents have *muted dating lafkiiwtip the falke THE MARICATs. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, At CL's 1' • The Market Rill has large fupplies of 1\ heat hand, particularly foreign ; this trade as of late ; 1, few fates are effefled,and thofe for immediate ufe and full ss. per qr. lower than on Monday—R ye lefs—Barley and Malt likewife—Lßeans are rather cheaper—Oats are in confiderable quantity; foreign, and are likewife quoted rather lower-1 7 1 , u is difficult of Cale, at lower price, and cape, 1 cheaper. GINZIAL CIIIRENCY AS UNDER Wheat. 45.. 66.. 74& Per qr. Grey Weere 4 06 r• 451. Fine Ditto. 76.. Sin. W. Beane, ees. Sot. Rye, 44.. 48.- ad. 38..44'. od 8ark1.34.. 4 04 0.1. Tick oats , D 23 t s t . o im Mak, 745. Bos. ad. Poland ditto 333 6,1. White Peak, 46.. 524. od. AnP. Sted, 33138!. Perld • - - mist pit iLova. Fine'Flour 68s. to 7ss.. Seconds 6os. to 68s. perfect SMITHFIELI! MARKET, AUGUST :r This day's market was fully fupplied with dam: kinds of cattle. dinagh • the, trade was rather d. 1.. the prices differed very trifling from Monday's port. Beef and &4 were fomewhat cheaper. w e fubjoin as under a COSTC4.4Ccount of the prises azl 'numbers: " • To laths slat.-per Roos of Sib. Beef 3s 6d to ai 4 I Veal ss od to si w Mutton as od to 4$ 4d 9s ll 3$ od to 4$ ul • Limb • Mod to as 6d. upon OT CaTTLIFTVIS DAT. ;elite 544, r egives giss7Sbeep ad Lambs 7440 413. rime OF SAT 41FD STIOV itl 11141TIMT.I.D. Hay, per Liad, . • • sL ow to 31 tu Straw, - . . . • st. iss. t o 3L es Clover • 3 1 . 3s• to 41. to CHATFI4M, AUGUST 30. I The HIND and Auto;Lea are ready and will p down to the Noie this diy. . On Wednefelay Captain Lam, lately comm an d ing the Sea Feneibles on the River Medway, commii. fanned la VIRGININ frigate.' An order has been' received at this Dock Yard in regulating the future payments of the =titans, &c. they are to have a' ortion of their, wages weekly as fubliftence, by which means they will receive a very confiderable beneSt, as they will henceforward have no occafion to difpofe of their pay, to which unpla. Pant necealty they have heretofore boo reduced, their money haying been fent to them only once ia three months. Ye fierday evening an eaprefs arrive 1 fort the War Office, for the march of the Brigade of Guards, us• der the command of the Hon. General Faxen. for Deal Barracks ; accordingly the right wing of the Coldflream regiment commenced their march this morning ; during their Ray heie they have hehavtd in a moll foldier•like manner. ' • SPORTING INTELLIOINCE. READING, WEDNESDAY, AUGUS'T 2B. Fifty Pounds for all ages vse44 for age. Four-mile heats. Lord Earrytaorth Little John, by Calomel . Mr. Frogky's eh. f. by Cygnet NORTHANITTON LACES, TUESDAY, AUOUST 27. Fifty Pounds for three-yr olds ; heats about a mite and a half. Mr. Andrews's br. e. Fathom, by Trumpator, 811 slh z t Mr. Embden's br. c. Expertmegt, Ilit alb - 2 2 Hunters' Sweepftakes of sgs each, for 5 yr olds, Ica llb ; 6 yr olds loft 1 ilb ; and aged i 1 ft. Heats, twice round (31 Sulderibers.) Mr. Andrews's br. h. Norval, by Jupiter, 5 yrs tdd I t Mr, Morris's cb. h. Ttarnatlo, by Whitlwil4 aged 4 s Mr. Pell's br. g. aged - 3 3 Mr. Fletcher's b. g. Star, by Skyfceaper, 5 yrs old s IF Mr. Cooch's bl. g. Black Prince, by Grallihopper dif. ' AUGUST aB.—The Town Plate of 501. for all ages—Four.mile heats. Mr. Elwees b. t. Maiden, 7R t alb - a i t Mr. Fillsees b. f. Two Shoes, Bft tlb . 1 1 2 Mr. Newman's h. g. Dragon, Sit nib • If. ' A Hunter's Stakes of togs each. for horfes carrying I aft each—Four miles.--,Six Subfcribers. Mr. Andrews's br. Is. Norval, by Jupiter - I Mr. Wilfon's b. 'g. Madman ; - s A Cup of logs value for Homers, 1311 each. Heats twice round tht . Coutle. Mr. Wilfon's ch. Is. Hackney r 3 1 Mr. Bente n's b. Iliad horfe 1 2 f Mr. Drage's be. m. Carriers . 2 3 d • Tut Rivet. Qs atas.—The following from ac; tually took place on Wednefday evening. between the Angel Inn, at Iflington, and the back road leading to Hollowa/ :—A Gentlechan who had long been in the habit of living on very friendly terns with a I.2dr of on „ex, difpolit;ou, - quArrelled with the object of his regard. and difcarded his dere. emir. and took unto himfelf another companion. This Rep, however, fo provoked his former Lady, that, " ever and anent, file vowed revenge." Being well acquainted with the time of the gentleman's return from his fituation in 'the city to his coun• try refidence, the lay in athiluth, and jell as this " gallant gay Lothario," rt:w enamored°, in a fingle horfe chaife, had reached "the cad of White Lion-ftreet. Roxana rulhed t ut, feized Cie boric by the bridle, and abfolutely (lopped the hick. The Gentleman alighted, in order to dl - the hote, ar..l the old favourite ran to fide of the vehicle, feized her rival, dragged let out, when a true pull-cap rencounter enfued. It was imp-ffible to difengage the irtriazAts, and It; only v.:ly of reconciling the matter was takin' them both into the gig. This the gentleman did. and drove them a little way up the back road, in I order to get clear of the crowd, when he finpred the' chaife, turned fuddenly round upon his frti-er duiVnea, and abfolutely punted her out of the gig into the road, where a fight was exhibited, loch as the'mid-dav fun is teldom permitted to behold.-- The blow the received in falling gunned her, which gave an opportunity to the &rot° early off her rival to triumph. However, upon her recovery, the pro ceeded on foot, deterimined to renew the conteti lathe country refidence of the gentleman. not ten mileg from F,ighbury Terrace !!—So true it is, that " Reain knows no rage like love to hatred ti ra'd.