Star. — London, England, 1802-11-19 00:00:00

i• ~l ~~~i to boill of an tuigoih , audience. The play Well performed. Mrs. mantic Pik, and ren ing creature ; notwith to follow her lover u te, foft, and diffident ; loft of fasfibiliry, and the molt winning ;art well ; but the per mind of Viola, to all :raced in etfario. t lit coneealman, on her dam& Kite tendernefs ; and inimitable Adrefs gave ;refentation of a balhful excels of doubt and invincible paffion. ;hts, Sir Toby Bekh and .e extremely well repre fr. The amorous paf :ozcomb, Molootto, was oy DOWTON ; and BARRY iified in the Duke Vino. Again pit ip. unencurn ;rniture which vatifound aim , a ftrudure:„. irks fequendy been confider- Tiede during the per fufficiently proved Theatrical. Bidders were highly prolific Lot. rdbfcribed the Durham uP9n tolkodo• . karcity of partridges this Coas's patty at Holkham firtt week in September, confitted only of fix guns week, but on the two lift Lord PAGET and Mr. amiable daughter of Mr. Covent-Garden Theatre, was buried gillingdon, near Uxbridge, in by that Gentleman. The (ending this young Lady's deceafe aading. Her anxious parents, dews, not without hopes expired in their arms. with obfertrable indication of pain. yeiterday ferved from the , on Mr. Pst.Ttas, againft Informatiod has been filed for - his n, will come :emu , the illipar of looms at ling °finals, onmbrics, Lancafter, and within a to nearly coo. Befides three new fattories nearly expelled, that in a film time - other minis in the mann. for which this populous has fo long and defin sd- the Nom on MenekY 144 6eier Eel, *bleb mdetired ength, wit more lbw r ft r i ft ° e a gs : w eigheda :el: Eteter Vote, end ink* tome Wain& °(Pq°4l la*, altelliecllllitaly large the 'jtard-tir 'ALLAN and in id,rfi f iane, when the =sepal. It malt have but osi rtght being win. it did no damage, other. of the great quantity of pad dna about the pre. Saturday night, the thnher.yard Manfeaa • .-... Goodman's. efcape, as a levy balloon on timber; had it fo fallen the men had gone to bed,i penile& would rota have bap' m5.....A confiderable numhist . large tuft of hair A P.afek turned back op= the rote• tuft more vifibk, the hats; . down upon the neck, have arched off from the head. hair are generally axons. - braids. Their deltination chignon, and along the tem• hair, which is too thort to perpendicular diredion, from 'eventh fine pearls, run upon embellith thefe head dref. . generally embellilhed with combs with golden backs.— 'Ave forme dwelt: with their the front Jcsgi, with curls cheeks. Turbans are trill the them with the part before; ' The drew of the middle turbans with their &awls of parties** with thofe of Egyp• antaninthus colour. We haw , may ekpostu of the fist ,hats, with draperies, and II which is flat, without any The black velvet bats begin we no leaf upon the . of a very line quality, numetons. ReCe and . revadiag colours, but they ridable rival. We fee *its, !debt number of flowers is diminilked. half of the cloth (masa derides of the opulent daft (racers, &Amu and mantles at faun, trimmed with ferantdown. Tin Musts. RURT.L2INE I,aft night this bottle had *monis c louded and genteel koi cihy igkt, and ins yap re relented the Tort deeed her a molt intereflin ft attling her wild refolution 1);1 44e, the was ftill gentle ibe ibewed, by turns, the m 4 t he feeetell perturbation, a conf:ionfocfs of deceit'. Shc a cted her affumed pa p u ll charms and feminine but Oriso, we re ftill to be tr She sever told her love; bet Like a vet= i• th' bud, prey delivered with ezqui th.P.;lghotit the'part, this in dericate and natural repro :sa id, attempting, through timidity, to Itruggle with it The two renowned Knigl ' birtto Ape Chsti, were fentedhy PALMS& and Sour bon of the overweening co Te ndered highl ylirdicrous by Nose was fpirited and digni Mr. Cobt's Houle was al herd by that part of the furr 1 0 0 beavy for fo light and e fea of the whole bas confe a bly encreafed, and the air; formance, and at its eoncluf that the numerous Theatric fated with their Dramimith Stunts gescs&l hie E petition againft the duty up Notwitlifianding the feat [talon in Norfolk, Mr. Cos killed, in the courfe of the Si 05 birds !—:The party an the principal part of the we days it woes reinforced by W ILSRA HAN. The beautiful and anal: Hawk, of Quest-Garde on Wednefday, at l4illingc the family vault boat by i cirenmkince attendin g iras particularly • were Ailing her up item be recovery, what Elbe erpi eat a 640, or ant Wen Notice of trial was rib Anomaly Gall &RAI. on idiom a Crithinal Worm BOI•PAILTI in hi ?Alio. The trial, it is co the Sitting, after Term. Within a feW months, ti verk in the thannfasaurinl calk" *id fuftians, in I Die of it, has increakd which, glart are two or dr anpannah and it is ezpeil lancaller will vie with oil hawing bf there articles, sannproving county ha ly beta folios& ,kame Memo near th tie& a Very fine C *ads of 1131 feet twenty inches in circuinfer one Posed& Wednefday i^ fillneener's Sall near mind with furprife by fc in the courfe of the days On Monday mottling lel Moon teat found in th 81ITTIlj witte-nnefelmost "wen tae towort In the tEllen.difing the ttiglab lod before iee i l 4 vire it luta: by,Teirou g Ira* idlarily In the 6411 nall'ai Saturday Of W . itlatiLL, in Ma fields. had a narrow efati are fell among the dry 11° Peterired• or after the the whole of the prrinigel In flames. PALIIIAI I FA&11101111.•.1. of our .taates wear a la Ipife, cut gum and tare head. To render this all !hid) already came low how the fronts hi g hly arc The bead drelles in long h Pied with one or two be Zes,P l6 oll under the chigi is prevent the ha 141" the weft in a palm "II Perceived. Fr."" br aids , contri b ute 6. bet they are l m to e V solden arm% and coral b e i r e ft dre ll _ fi fta k nY pereeivm ned Nino, d upon the cheek thatme wear the did So no be behind. I ° der lake thefe nubs 114 tad muffins, part i es ! antb, and antiwar /' noticed a 67 ,__ with whits 4 ii;ba ,nPat ;he crown, id spas the neck. 1114 ; 8 J 6 4. The alto' hay we fie a few g am h ats illa lt irn ha,_ are fill m 3 H - Ib l ite Inc a f p :L l Z: Fa t a l ri ; bat du Three.fourth numb 2 't black. The and a I iddliteted for foencerth eke"" "bile o f i -P_ ow uun, 'rime wpm", itfiLLI . 6EATi. FALMOUTH, NOVE/vOLluit 16. • 1.;• Rl+ MilAKt7 111$14CTOIS IMMIX 111111$1 1/011.11)011^;,. •• acivpssaia . . Wheat, per.roaci, flotti sot;;'. to 101. Is ! .Barley, per ( c arter, from ti. Bs. to tea. 'Oats ; per Ql!arter; from* 11. 3s. to 11. 9s. Beatisi per Quarter, froth tl. 11. s. to 21. , Peafe, per Qz2arter, from 21. Bs. tip 21. 121. MAItII-LilMlts tifIVI,OIR . IIt 19. The Wheat Trade has no variation front Mon day.-:Flour is not a lively fate.-Barleys are cheaper; and Oats incline down.-Peas are dull in &ie.-4*s are unvaricd; as are alio the other articles quoted. Englith Wheat; per qr. sos. Prime Urea, 575. 58s. Superfine Bos. Fine Dantzic Wheat, 575. 6ts. RTe, 325. 365. Barley, 245. 265. (New) 295. 30s. Malt, 44i. 48s. Fine ditto sos. Oats; tss. 225. 245. 6d. Hark Beans, New, 31s. 345 . Old, 355. 38s. Tick Beans, New, 295. 325. Old, 31$. 335. Hog Peafe, 38s. 435. Boilers, New 4.65. cis. Carr Away Seed, 365. to 4ts. per CAVt.. Coriander, 28s. to 3os: per cwt. Canary, 965. to 935. per qr. Rape Seed, 341. to 351. per la& Flour, 463. sos. per fatk. Arrived, and ppt under quarantine, the tranfport fhip WA 4gion , Captain Armfirong, with naval flora from Malta and Gibraltar; a great number of ktters (after being fumigated) were landed from her and fan to the Pon. °lke. Alfo arrived Oki brig Fanny, Capt. Fronting, in 33 days fiom Malaga, with Ihnnute, tee.. fo'r Hull; the Ibits Mary, Cain. Temple, in bai liff, from London ; the brig Flaxly, Capt. Trenery, with gro ceries, from London; the fchooner Vidtory, Capt. Kfillier, from Waterford, with oats; the brig Eagleibuth, Capt. Court ney, with iron, from Cardiff; thki brig Pribeeffa, Captain Lightki, from Archangel, laden with naval ftoret, bound to Dourdiast, and the Endeavour, Mudge, with groceries, from Exeter. His Majefty's brig Gannett, of 18 gins, Captain Bak the Aggrefor gun-brig, Lieut. ThoMpfon, and Hind cotter, Allen, arrived from a cruise yeftaday, and remain. Sailed the Hope, Thurrell, for Hull ; Eliaii, Catithefi, nal laitztitry, Trivett. for Plymofth ; Beckford, Walter; for Co roma.; Laney, Lloyd, for Milford; George and Frances, Hof kyag, for Pane= ; and Caledonia, Nell, for Lilbon. The Prince of Wales packet, with the mall of the 9th loft for Lilbon, failed on the oath init.—Wind North. PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER i 7. Arrived the Honduras packet, Liddle, from Oporto. Sailed the Hu MIL frigate, to die =Award. PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER tS. Sailed the Awaits frigate, to Cowes, to take in troops. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. DIAL, Nov. iB.4—Arrived the Dania Hoop of war, from a cruise, and remains. Wind S. E. GAAVeSEND, Nov. xB.--.Paffed by, the Emprefs, —, from Riga ; Nolan, Miller, front Stettin ; Lawrell, Headley ; Tri• ton, Wilfon ; Fanny, Moberly; Bally, Langfton ; Paris, Gar in& ; Sufannah, Brown; &Karina, Emus; Frieadfbn, Su therland; and Providence,Cornes, from Peterfburgh.--Sailed the Indefatipble, —, for Jamaica ; Peace, Hare, for Naples; New Hope, Can, for Plume; Sufpencee for Bremen; er, Andorran, for Hiunburgh ; Charlotte, Roger., for Dublin; and Britannia Yacht, Thompfon, for Cork. COMMERCE.—No. lit. TO THE EDITOR. Sir—ln my laft I gave you a flatement of the number of (hips built in the different Ports of this Country annually, from the year 1788 to the month of April lath, when the accounts were made up. To that Statement I (hall now add an Account of the Value of Experts and Import: from all parts during the ftid period, as annually delivered in from theCuttom Houfe,and laid before the Houle of Commons. TAMA INICTIIIIO TRI VALOR 01 IMPORTS Alp INFORTS OP ORRAT BRITAIN TO AND TRW ALL PARTY, PION TIM TEAR 1789 TO STII ATIII. 1802, IN POUNDS IMBRUING. seer.. Imprts. llsepits,. 1 7 8 9 L 17 ,32 0 400 £. 1 9,33 0 P 00 2790 19,120,000 so,sso,ooo 1792 1 94 6 9, 00 e 22,731,00 0 179 s 1 9, 6 5 8 ,0 00 24,9 06 , 000 1 793 19,256,00 0 50,386,000 1794 22,290i00 2645 1 1 000 1 795 22,735,000 27,E 1796 23,186,000 30,500,000 3 in 21,013,000 29. 0 0 11 1,0 00 3 79 1 27,856 000 3349 1 , 00 e 2799 :too 26,836,000 ..- 35,99 1 , 000 30,570p00 43. 1 5 1 4 0 0 zeoz 32,000p00 42,242,000 Such is the immenfe increafe of our trade ! Daring the war, if we except the year 1793, when the general panic in commerce and bankruptcies that prevailed diminithed our Exports andrnsports, the progeffive augmentation has been much more I rapid than at any former period. In comparing the two Tables which I have given, the Trac t confining of Exports . and Iro. porthappears to have encreafed more rapidly than the amount of tonnage of "hipping ; but it Is to be obferved, that aslhips lat, on an average, twenty years, the number newly boat is lets than the number decayed, ruined, or taken, in the fame Tears, and the remainder, Multiplied by twenty, as the mature of the freak demand for flaipplog during that period. The number of tons of vac's confiruCted dar ing lait year being i 22,300, is equal to a total tonnage of 24,400,000 (fay twenty-four millions) which is very confiderably ahove what was the ave rage previous to the war. rt.is alfo to be remark ed; "that it is chiefly fusee the defeat of the French Meth) , Lord Howe, in. 1794 (till which time that nation difputed with as the empire of thefeas) that we have g a ined fuch a great acquifitien of trade, and that our comMercial profperity has outrun every expo tation even of the molt fanguine , and bell informed. The above circumflance is fufficient , to prove, 'that to the war we anted a great part of our com merce, which, now thitpeace is re-ellitilithed, will fall to its former level,: di atieldt matt experience a decline proportioned Mid* furplaaltacreak on account of holiilities. ' • 1 We have then to ceps& kt thb tifte a ionisation ' g our Forel:Jr Coratfieree, that is, of am Experts and Imports, and of conffiquonce of our ship-building, as they naturally are cogneEted and gologether ; it is therefore incumbent on the Legiaature, by every means in its poya, to pavane- the Iva& ; fource of our commetlial wealth. Imil profperity from falling off, or from. beComing the prey of fo reigners, w - hich trill inevitably be . the cafe, if, in-' head of burthening tbrAnercantile intact!, it is not freed from may of thoktranimeli?Piith which it is at this time checked and kept indei. --.. '''-'7 ? 1 In Arts and Manufaiftures, via, may continv to', excel our neighbours; and fo far as na y iswig )re:i dilations, and thofe of our Colonies, An, rte b,, little dan er of our being fuPplantW - bvt . ,the Carr*, Trade, which the Dutch formerly, bat A letter received from penal, dated the oath we of late have caught hold of, will certaibly April fays, " Early this mornmg the Honourable leave us, if the fame - burthens are continued that Company's extra fhip the Sovereign , Captain at this time prefs upon the Ship-owners of this MrtcHas.s., anchored o ff the town, and fainted Fort William as the palled ; Th_ raffmen by Cons this conveyance were Captain and s Mrs. WATSON ; That Taxes tnuft be raifed to pay the expenees Mils *weir, &c. The Sovereign left Bombay of the State is a matter not to be difputed ; that the t tth of April." each rank offociety Mould bear its there is equally Mr. RICHARD Macao,, who was Second Officer fair and evident ; but then it is to be obferved, of the unfortunate ship the Kent, Capt. 'bylaw. that taxing indultry is in' many cafesdifferent from tau the induttrions. By the former you may TOW, at the - time of her capture by Suacoure in the Bay of Bengal in the be bank ffi the branch of induttry from the Country inning of the year altogether, while by the latter you only prevent a dloo, is appointed Second Officer of the new Chip, I Capt. Booineasow , proceed i ng this feafon to the Perron from enjoying the full fruits of his labour. Prefidency of Bombay. Among all the branches of indultry from which England derives its wealth, fecarity, and glory, Yefterday about two o'clock , a fem ale p i n k., kit wa (ladled in Cheapfide picking a 13..1 the firft is the Car Trigs. It is alto the molt pocket man's pocket of a Mk handkerch i e f : floe was milli deftroyed and eapelledfrom this Country. ft l On dais ruble& I mean to trouble yott in my next, inat only genteelly dreffed, but of a preporefmg amentenance, and one that we thouldisave ratbet as an attempt to turn the eyes ofthe Legiflature to a ferias of important affairs, on which not only furpetted of ftealing a Gentleman's heart. The fair Thief was handed to the Poultry Compter in I rtes weskit bat the fifty of there kingdoms de. the very belt Be of a City Coabbis. I Pod. . .. streams. . . , ........ ........... ARRIVED At Stransiced, Ellen, Duncan, from Dantzie.—,At Newry, Lord Helton, Griffith, from Loadom—At Havre, Catherine, from Poteriburgh"-At Bourdeaux, Amelia, —, from Iphim.At Maud, Boadicea, Botlay,from Norfousil• SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Yin HUNT-CUPAR, NOVEMBER 1 3 . There were four horfes booked for the Friday's 'race (yefterclay), but only two farted, vie. Capt. MAITLAND'S grey !billion, and Mr. CARS SOWS (the borfe-dealer) grey horfe.. The firft heat was p e lt i and gained by Mr. Cu Ewes horfe. The beat Capt. MAITLAND'S horfe gave up.— The (port ended with a hack race of lour bodes, which gave tolerable fport. To°d - ay no bodes appeared for a regular race, but a match • was made betwixt Mr.ll.rrcnsa and Mr. GOTHRIS, for too guineas, betwixt the Ratting and (Nut polls. a (pace of about boo yards, Gentlemen on; Mr. GUTII2III gained by a few yards. Two hack races of the loweß kind ended the day's (port, orrathsr chagrin. T e company for the week %vas nuMerons and genteel, and foppofed to exceed former years. Among tboa - prefem were, Lords CII/LODURD, Uwe, and LIMO g Sir WILLIAM EISILINI, Sir COWAN HALKIT; C 212. and Lady CMAILLOTTS DVILNIAM.OOIO2O4 JASIss and TIMOKAS DURHAM, and Townies, Generals Weans:, BALPOUir and Customs', Mr. rs.avcaLa s Mr. Toonsox, Mr. PASTIMLO, Mr. GUir22l2, COL OSWALD, and al 'al number of Fife Lairds of a (mailer f;here.— Thom was a Oay every slight by Bass's party ; three balls aid a public dinner every day. BATH, NM?'. i 7. Aftfnte ■Amet Camden, lad and Dumas of Maltnef bury, Wooustail 'ennead, Lard Dormer, Lady Coulthurft, liaddr, Hon. Como (ion es. Carardlioner Hope, Colonel Ortis f a ttev idoPit SirSeariicallind Otim Wood Stanley, Olga net Ree. Dr. Dease4 Dr. Arm, DT. Broderip, Dr. Cooper, . Mr. Bedlood, Icy. Mr. Price; Rev. Mr. Robert fon, Itagr. Mr. Cane. _o &apart, Captain Gould, Captain Wager*. CVO* Phi& Captain Gonlin, Captain Rain. ist7, Mr. and Mrs Idittrti4 Mr. and Mrs. Hunviii Mr. and Mrs. liarday. Mr. and Mrs. Hereford, Mr. and Mrs. Plump. Mr. and Mrs. Brooker, Mr. *and Mrs. Eaton, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Barlow, Mr. and Mrs. Nugent, Mr an i t i k i eWillems.Mr. Mrs. *M Mils Poston, Mr. Mrs. u 4 Mt Chim e M Mrs. and Mifs Wahnefley, Mr. Mrs. and Itifs Clowni t Mr. and Kivannah, Mr. and Mils Gray, Mr. and Miff Carrolh, Mrs. and two Mirs kiddish Mr. Tbagesertea, Mr. 'Datil, Mr. Rob, Mr..Darestr, MrAlires, Mrs Aida. Mr. Mop, Mr. Gore, Mr. jama s W. librer s Mr. Peek, Mr. Bright, Mr. Methuen, Mr. dtswtll, Mr. Otiooke, Mr. Rogers, Mr. & Lee, Mr. C. Waifea Mr. Holds Mr. Orme% Mr. Pranks, Mr. Greville, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Guthrie, Mr. Parrett, Mr. Sanford, Mr. Goren and farp ily, Mr. Mayne; Mr.Disoa, Mr. Tbadwy, Mr. Haig, Mr. lewd, tia- Mr Moon, Mr. Henchman. Mr. Walker, Mr. Pendle ton, Mr. 1 1 • Mrs. Wino*. Mrs. Croaill, Mrs. Fordo, Mrs. Marik Mrs. /Moe, Mrs. Cadib l4ll ,4l:2. MittheD, Mn. US% Mrs. Pope , Mw. Mt. Wu, Mrs, Loam" Mrs. Dird,Mgern, Mrs. Pirr, Miff Harbor* iffls Talbot, Milk MI6 Hadock, Mite Hay, MI6 Parker, Mifs Armtrihrs, jabot" Mils WMga Dawn, Mite Sbdc, Nib Saba% Mils Niles, hammies, Mira Coigns, M* Weler, has Ste. iWLIM NOP. t 3. • •4 a , I • Ol 1 . A few day: pgii, Mrs Juflice Bets. dtkovered ity the rope of the noted Battle Note tiezerp•ftdveral litar s rollitlg-prefs, .with t papet wets. and riady for work, with ink, Whiting, and ever) , necetafty for printing; and alfo two copperplates for print,- ing guinea and pound notes of the Bank of he *O. Barns had left the apattment only a few. *Am. before Mr. rist.t. entered. On the above night, the Shire Magiftrate apprehended, at his lodess,s in Drumcondra, one Crane, an engraver and the linker, whom he found adually at work at a three guinea note on the Clynmell BAnk. He alfo found feveral copper plates for forging on different banks, a die. for forging Ramps, aid fume forgeries on the Bank Of Ireland. it is very remarkable, that this is the fourth prefs, which, with lets of plates for prin!:ing Bank Notes, Mr. BELL has taken from Barns, above-mentioned. CORK, NOV. 9. The accounts of disturbances ii the counties of Limerick and Tipperary, and, in tome inffances, in the county of Waterford, are alarmingly in creafing, and unlefs there outrages be fpeedily fop prefred by thc exertions of the well difpofed inha bitants, recourfe muff be had to martial' law, to fupprefs the malignant fpirit not yet rubdued. The Magifirites of the county of Limerick hair. ipg applied to Major General Mottaison, he has ordered detachments of troops to be dationed at Patriek's-well, Court-bridge, and other places, which, we hope, will effectually put a flop to the diforderly meetings-that at prefent difgrace a part of, and were fpreading over that country. -__... A numerous gang of well dreffed thieves infeft the avenues of the Theatres, and nightly commit their depredations at the termination of the play. On Monday evening a Gentleman leaving Covent garden Theatre, and trolling from the end of How-itreet to the oppofite corner, was furrounded by a numerous body, and fo clofely wedged in, that it was fome minutes before he could - difen gage himfelf and make his way through. Having obferved feveral decent looking women among them, he concluded that the crowd and prelfure were only occafioned by the company coming from Drury-lane Theatre, till putting his hand in to leis pocket shortly afterwards, he found he bad been robbed of a valuable fnuE box. Laft night, about half pall fix o'clock, there was a fire broke out at the houfe of Mrs. Moore (nficl wife), No. 5, Fofterlane, Cheapfide, which in the beginning menaced deftruaion to the whole.bnild ing, the particulars of-which are as follotei:4—The fervant maid went up Rairs to make the beds,tak. log a candle with her, and being called down, the left the candle with a child in the room when by fome means the bed caught Gre, which, with the bed-clothes, was entirety consumed, with feveral articles of furniture, and a great part of the floor, before it was difcovered. It happened in the two pair of (lairs back room; by the timely affiftance, and the goodnefs of the cieling, which refitted the flre,and the room notbeing wainfcoted, it was foon extinguifhed with a few pails of water, without fpreading farther. There were feveral engines and firemen attended with laudable promptitude, but their Cervices were providentially unnecefary. On Tnefday lag as Mr. Bonn and Sir WILLIAM • PARSONS were fitting in Bow-ftreet, a Clergyman of the firft refpalabiiity came to them and reported that on Saturday ha, about two o'clock, as he was travelling in his gig from Glayfton to Daddington, in Rutlandlhire, a man and woman palled him, ex. • aEtly anfwering the defcription of thole frifpeeted • of the murder of Mr. Steele, and, as he thought, were making for Leicefter, being then about 6 miles - from it. The man appeared to be thin, five feet fovea-or eight inches high, dreffed in a red jacket faced with green, with a very dirty face, and dirty appearance altorthEr,feemed to have a good baton, by reaneini like ifoldier's, had on a Pack, or lack. ing, tied with a cord over his right thoulder, acrofs his breaft, and under'his left arm, with a Rick in his hand ; looked much fatigued, and held his head down as if to avpid being obferved. The woman was very Rout, and of tobuft form, about thirty years old, wore a long red cloak, and had full dark eyes. Mr. Wain, fully aware of the impor tance of this information, inftantly wrote to the Earl of WINCRELSEA, Sir WILLIAM SEM. VINOTON, the Hon, and Rev. Mr. Bass N Juf lice: in that neighbourhood), and C HAIL ES LOR RAINE SMITH, Efq. at Leicefter, acquainting them with every particular, andeatneftly requelting they. ; would exert their moft ftrenuous endeavours in tracing the faid man and woman ;'in addition to Which Mr. Bonn idifpatchecl, by Triefday.Night's Mail, two intelligent Officers -tie, Leigefler, with vofitive direaloris not to return Ufa they bad dif covered the before-mentioned fufpgted perfons. After this Gentleman, with a promptitude highly ,creditable to his humanity, had afforded the a bo ve Interefting informationia gunner of one of his Ma jettea gyps Rated, that,voming to town in one of theßath condos onThurfday Taft in the•afternoon, he obferved a man and woman, fimilar to thole fufpe4ted, on foot, between Newbury and Reading, to which places, likewife twb other officers were fent the fame evening, in order to make the need . - Cary inveftigation. The . 29th of this month the Englifh State Lot tory begins Drawing. SCHEME. _ s 0 sCis")o 8 of Lsoo 3 if sopoo ss of zoo 3 of 5,000 44 of Sa 6 of it poo & 9.400 of 19 N. 8. Only 3s s ooo Tickets inftead of 60,000. The Tickets and Stamped Shares that may be -entitled to the above Capitall3enefits are on &le at NICHOLSOWS Fortunate Office, No. t 6, Corn hill : where, in the prefent Year, Two Prizes of ao,oool. and 5,0001. each, were fold, divided into Shares, and one of aOOOL in a Whole Ticket • * • Be careful to fee that every Shave is figued by the Public's molt obediestaad much obliged hum. We fen ant, w. NICHOLSON.