Star. — London, England, 1805-09-06 00:00:00

NAUTICAL. INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wiwi Southerly. were. DUE. • Alt. On • I I Harnborgh 3 z o a Gotteuburgh o 0 0 Dabtin Waterford Lifbon , VALMOUTH, Stir 3.—Arrived the American brig r 1 Tr lend Chip, C s mom s, from Lilbon, to load Hz for the Mediterranean ; alto the (hip &Mot Packet, from Norfolk, for orders ; reports that (be (poke the Earl Leicelter Packet, now a. privateer, going into Norfolk as Ale came out. A fleet of large tbips, about 24 fail, appeared off t his evening, (leering to the eastward, ,fuppofed to be the horneward•bound Lail India fleet. Sailed,ihe Am:rican (hip Gofporr, 15 PRIM, with tobacco, for Amfterdam. 1),,y/4()OTII, StPT. 4.—Came in the Clair, of 14 sort, (rhos Jamaica( She left the Tnisaus, of 74 guns, and 76 fail of the Jamaica fleet, left night off the Sound, going Op Channel. The other part of the fleet are gone to the Briftol Channel, under con voy of the Loma, of 40 guns, which met them at tea- The CERT is very leaky.—Came in the Came- LOTTE, of to guns, from the Channel Fleet, with difpatches.—The Dims, of 44 guns, is gone up Bamoaze ; the mounts 30 eighteen pounders on her main deck, and z 4 thirtytwo pounders on her guar. ter deck ; and is a very complete fervice.like frigate. Cowes, SISI.T' +—Arrived here this morning, the American flip Cordelia, Capt. JOHN WILLISTON ) from Alexandria, laden with tobacco, for orders.— Sailed the American (hip American, Ron. 'TABOR, mailer, laden with fugar, coffee, and logwoorr, for Tonningen. The Lady Delaware tranfport, lately arrived here with recruits for the army depot, was taken pofleffion of at Sea, by about so of the rec.i uits, but by the very refolute S and extraordinary eiertions of the crew, were prevented, and the whole of them fecured below until her arrival at this port. A Ge ieral Court Martial is to be held on the mutineers this day. PORTSMOUTH, gRPT. t.—Arrived the STRAD? gun-brtg, Lieut. Srow, from a cruife ; and Demme gun-brig, Lieut. °ROUST, from Plymouth, in which :lie so of the gallant crew of the tLANCIi E.—The AGAMEMNON got under sleigh to come into the bar boor, but the wind being, (hors, Ilse muff wait till tomorrow.—Arrived the (hip Loyal Briton, from the Weft Indies, and is put under quarantine. The Vicroey was paid wages this day. Lord Neison is expelled to arrive 'this evening, with Admiral MURRAY. Captain Hamar has retuned the torn ?nand of the Vic:roar, Wind or Captain Coin.l The Officers of the VICTORY cape! to fail diately after his ..ordlbip's arrival. The Tallman frigate, Cam* &MILT, is ordered to refume her fla.ion off Cherbourg, where H Miwsi ve frigate is Sill lying. The Esretoce (loop, Captain MORRIS, has the Signal for a convoy to 'Cork. Lieutenant Viacom...M. who was feeond in command at the Diamond Rock, is appointed to the SATROR (loop, with Captain MAUR/CL DOTIR. &PT. s.—The Schooner Elia* and titY. Capt. Ccasay, of and horn Philadelphia, botlod to Rotterdam, with fugar and coffee, and the brig Aidet, Captain Cotten., of andiroM Newhay port, bound to A.mfterdam, with coffee and fugar, both carne into the harbour laft night ; they were detained a few days fince by 'the Polecat privateer, of this pot. His Majefty's bomb PaOspleo arrived in the Roads lift night, with a detained American (hip, and this Morning they both failed for the Downs. Sailed this morning the Ship Charles, Capt. Tear, of New Bedford, in ballaft for Limington, to take home a car go of fall ; this (hip was detained about a month fince by the Bt-aia a gun-brig, Lieut. ISINTON, on her voyage from Amlletdam, with gentva, cheefe, &c. to Philadelphia.—Arrived in the Roach this morning his MajellY's gun-brig Duvalier', with Sir STONILY SMITH on board, who has been over to Bou logne Roads, to take a peep at Bow avatti•a's flotilla. The GRIFFIN doter has come into the harbour to re- fit. We heard About eight o'clock !at night !bine very heavy firing in the direelion of Boulogne. oc calinned nu doubt by force our cruisers getting clofe in under the enemy's batteries. The AICHER guu brig is now in fight, turning to the Wet ward.-- Wed, and fine weather. I have jail heard, that intelligence has been received by one of the enemy's vcffcls taken this day, that the French have broke up their camps on the conk and marched the troops oil to the interior, which is ge terally believed here. DEAL, SEPT. s.—Arrived the Ariadne, Volcano, Lucifer, and Devaitation bombs; Autumn, Bonetta, nd Speedy !loops ; and Biter and Coalliant guo-brigs, a cruite, off Calais ; the Young Atkins priva teer from Gibraltar, and failed for Stangate Creek. Arrived the Couartit armed cutlet, and brought in v.:th her a French fchooner (very final)) tranfport, No. tor, which the captured near Dieppe ; the crew report, that the camp at Boulogne is broke up, and the vefrels entirely difmanded ; the Chip Phosnis, Douct.As mailer, from Jamaica, for London, who reports (he parted company with the fleet on Satan& day lail. in long. ts. under convoy of the Tungus and Czar, which had been joined by the LOMB, who was to take the ttade up the Brined Channel. Two of the American (hips brought Into the Downs, arc the Triton of New York, and Belvidere of Phila. de:phia. Came down from the River the Dirpatob, bound to China; &dans, FINDUIV, for Africa, •. . , with feveral other Outward bound veffch, which re main in the Downs with tile (hips as per ha. .„ Poole, Seri. +—A very large homeward.bound, Fleet paired by this morning earib folipofed to be from the Well Indies. YARMOUTH, SEPT. 6.—Arrived the !loop of war, and Cnettoza gun biig. • Sailed the Agnes lugger with letters for the fleet off the Teel. Yetterday evening the Earl of Leicaffer packet, Cap tain Tkorarsow, arrived here, and landed. her mails from Hufum ; alfo the Lady Frances packet, Capt. MATTHAW FLYS, With mails and paifengers, from Gottenburgh ; the latter has failed for Harwich, and the former is come into harbour , to be repaired.— Sailed on a cruize the CHARGER gns brig. The flips of war here are the Roebuck add Florin frigates ; Infpeaor and Moffelle Poops ; Ann gun brig, and Hunter cutter. The Paulin' and Helena, Se HATABLE, laden with falt, and fah 61b, bound • to Embden, is detained and fent in here by the Hunter Revenue cutter, belonging to this port. Wind E. S. E. " CORK; Attn. 30.-;:the fleet, confining of nineteen Eall India (hips, thirty.eight tranfports with, troops, and two Botany Bay Blips, under convoy of his Ma. jetty's (hips DIADEM, BELLIOPUZ, Dtometta, clams, ind LEDA, is Rill at anchor off this harbour;' contrary winds having prevented its proceeding.— Yefterday the fignal was made at high water for the flips to weigh, but a thick fog 'coming on, they were. obliged to remain. The weather had not cleared up this morning. The Esrian LE, and her convoy, name ly, the Hannah, of Teignmouth, Sly, for London, with provifions ; Vaynol, of Carnarvon, Joan, ditto, ditto; Ruffen, of Weymouth, GRIER, for Plymouth, ditto ; and twenty-one fail of tranfportt, which ar rived at Cove froM Lochryan, ire Rill waiting for a fair wind. The DRYAD frigate remains. At three o'clock this afternoon Guy Bail of the fleet returned into Cove. Gliaat.raa, Alia UST 2.—Sailed July 21, the De cade frigate and convoy to the weftward. July 23, the Pickle fchooner 1 , 1. Lord Nelfon's fleer. July 35, la Prevoyante frigate with a convoy to the weftward. July 26, the Martin Hoop and Fervent brig oh a auif:e, Terniagant frigate, and Portuguefe chips Reyna and Minerva. July zBth, the Halcyon brig. July 31, his Majelly's Slips Hydra, Bittern, and l'ortugueli. Venganaa. July 31, the United States ketch Ven.l geance eaftwa rd. ARRIVALS at Gibraltar from the lgth July to the zd of Auguft The hoop Martin, Cape. Savage, from the Weft indies,with Laid Neffon's fleet; the American brig Hedtor, from Salem. the Portu gude (cinch° St. Antonio de Almas, from Eftetinna, the Imperial ichooner Gioeanda„Zandi, from Afir.ant with wine for Llibon, the fehooper Pickle, Licit. Lapernotiere, from Plymouth and two days from Cidil, -the imperial brig Ramo Olin. from 'Algeciras, in ballaft for Conitaininople, the Resides brig Velme from Lifbon, the Hydra frigate. Captain Monday, from off r• adis ; the Awed- Pa brig Faftor from Uverpool for Palermo and Naples, the Al print :cheque Mdod, from Algiers ; the Paladin:re frigate nava. Captain Cantos, Pram a cruise, the Portuai& drip Reyna, Commodore Campbell, from a cruise to the nitwit% the nonfport Juno. John Weather* from Ono in haat ; the United States alp Pnfident, Captain Barrio, from Malta, the Bittern, from a cruise to the caftan:ff. the Sandie drip Capering, with coal, from Neweaftbi, the Sandals trip Speculator from ditto, the Dania% gimlet Deiphina, from Oallipoil for Copenhagen, the American Odp Mary of Newbury, from Faro for Malaga, the American brig Mary from Philadelphia for Oilwaltu and Barcelona ; the Imperial licit dwarMorlait,Continodore Count de laYoun,thePihides ditto, tape. Dohlovieh, from Tangle?, the Sandier drip Neptune from Alicant, tire Pangs& brig Vengiuta from Algebras, the Rite= brig Madan del Rdariofrom Vendrefie, the Ruffian polacreCarlo Conftantia from Cooltondnople foe Lifiron, the Celdtia ditto from Cadiz foe Canitandnopfs. the Danith brig Walhir.gtosi from Car tkagena for Alma, the Waited Slates tem h Venetia ce,Licetenant Limb, from Britton, the halide! brig Defenfor from Oporto, the Datdth brig Benroltaf front Trapani for Bergen, the American brig Travellerfrom Marti:files toromriogen, the Termagant floop, Cap tain Petit, front off Cadiz ; the United States ketch Spitfire, from Bolton, the Portogude relocate Bon Jrfus from Port St. Mary, the Dania) galliot Hannah, tram Barcelona for Tianningen. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Goaveszots, Seri% 5...-Palfed by the Fortube, Alva, from Norway; Amelia, Matthews, from Philadelphia; Peak, Laine, from Ggernfey ; Young Albert, Wattens, front Chanute; Friend. iltlp, ()liver, from Bourdeaos America, TiPpard ; and the John and Arnie, Baker, frnm Virginia. A a aict0.....1n the River, the Venus, Smith, from Cork; and the Dorothea from Stockholm. In Yarmouth Roads, Harrhxr, Qutnton, front Stockholm. At Portfmoutia, Fame, Meredith, from Waterford; Srortfman, ---; and the Royal Charlotte, —. from Gibraltar. The American Ibip Molly, AdSms, from Cork, bound to Gi• braltar, is captured, and carried tutu Algebras. The Landau, Cruel, from Sligo to Archangel, is put into Chrif. tianfand in (Ultras. Tucfday a valuable prize was brought into Portland Roads by the Diana privateer of Weymouth. She is very richly laden with indigo and cochineal; and Is fuppokd to be an American from Matthaei). On the sth Augua laft, the Friends, Caaota mat ter, of Montrofe, laden with oil and deals from Chrifi tianfound, bound to Ireland, fprung a fudden leak, in fiich a rapid degree, that in ten minutes time the velfel was full of water,up to the deck. Such was the dangerous fituation they were in, (being then in lat. 6t. N. long. ao. W. about 65 miles N. N. E. from the north end of Shetland lilts, and blowing a florm) the Captain and his people were under the neceffity of going into the boat, and they got to the Ifland of Lind, after being 36 hours in the boat, without any kind of provitrons. Great and fore were their ft& feting!. Captain Climate and his people came to Lerwick on the lath Augult. Arrived at Dundee, on the ajd ult. the Hope, Amanitas mailer, from Archangels—Capt. A. re porn, that, on the 16th inftant , in lat. 62. go. N. long. o. 9. E. the north end of Shetland, bearing S. by W. diftant about 82 miles, he fell in with a brig, water-logged and difrnafted, the bowfptis ftanding apparently abont rao tons burden. Captain Am-, DO son was on board raid VelTel, found every thing *5 gone from the deck, boat s anchors, and cables, Se. her cargo deal 4 from Tome port in Norway, and fuppofed to be bound for Ireland t that, the evening thereafter, he was 11:Joke with by the Amyl frigate ; to the commander of which he gave the diftance and coorfe he had run from the wreck, as he intended to go in queft of her. Captain BRACE is appointed :o the comMand of the Virginie frigate, at Chatham. Yeaerday a Court of Direetors was held at the Eat! India Houle, which adjourned at fix o'clock till WedatiAty nest. Si)O. I 7ING INTELLIGENCE. EGHAM RACES, THURSDAY, SEP T. s. A Sweepaukes of ants each, for z yr olds q Colts to carry sa 51b ; 21b. The Winner of the July Stake at Newmarket to carry 41b extra. _ _ The laft half of the New Mile. Lord Egremones b. f. Gobanna, out of Camilla . z Mr. Lake's b. f. by Wbillecy, dans by Diomede, out of Creeper's Dam . .. - - s Mr. Ladbrokes br. c. by Sir Peter, out of a Dungannon mare 3 Mr. Harris's b. c. Ploughboy, by Vuluntecr,out of Allegranti's Dam , • • - 4 Mr. T.'Doelteay's bl. f. Harriet. by Orem, nut of Meliffa 5 Sir C Banbury's ch. c by Wbllkey, dam by Diomede 6 Mr. C. C. Smith's brother to Peggy, by Buzzard 7 Mr. Wardell% br. f. Biter to Houghton Lars 3 . This has always been confidered a !'porting rice on this ground, and in this inflance there were more bets depending than on any other, from the eutn rnencement. Mr. Harris's was the favourite, and with Sit- C. Bunbury's 5. to 4 was betted againft the field-6 to t againll the winner. It was an excellent race between the winner and Mr. Lake's filly, which I run twice over the half mile before they could be aarted. . . Three yr olds to carry 611 91b ; 4 yr olds 811 ; y yr olds Sit tolb ; 6yr olds and aged 9(1 tlb. Mares and." Geldings to bq allowed alb. The winner of one plate or fweepflakes this year to carry .31b. ana of two, ylb extra.—the belt of three two-mileheats. Sir Charles Banbury% b. I. Eleanor, aged • 1 a Mr. Mid's Qt2iz, aged - - a a Lord apeman% ch. c.Cerbertts. 3 yrs !Id - 3 dr Lord Barrymore's b. g. 'Atte jobis,3 Ira old - 4 dr Eleanor was the favourite before flawing. Five to 4 agft %is: A very good race. Sir Charles Bunbary's Eleanor, pit. 21b. beat Mr. Ladbrok e's c by. Toting Woodpecker, 61t zaib—The New Mile, &cep...Two to La on the 'linnet. BARTHOLOMEW FAIR. . . The term of municipal fdpenfion to the grand, unparalleled, and moll aftortithing divertifements of this annual carnival, having expired on Virednifday at noon, the Managers of the flying theatres, twinge, whirligisi, and round abouts, commenced the erec lion and arrangement of their merry machinery ; and the family of Joan Bust., from all quarters of the metropolis, crowded, lit countlefs droves, to con template thofe Temples of ?drains and Thefpis, that in the joyful dawn of yefterday morning, were def tined tti become the fcenes of fo muchfsit. Upon reconnoitring the ground ac coed recognife limit of the old, original, sew, booths of FLOCITOII, SAUK DEILS, RICH•RDsnm, Joasna, and all the itinerant pur -1 veyors of aflonithment and delight, to the infatiable coriofity of his/Idiot:: and gulfible Hight:eft Jolt n BULL. Not, only the cannc froze:Aim and tragic comediant who, on the morrow, were to enaa the Siege of Troy, 'Valen tine and Norton, the Mirchant of Wenat, the London Pies. tile, Whittington and hit Cat, Gammar Garton, the Devil among the Taylor:, and many other delightful tragedie: and moving corneae!, *ere ready, and rehearfing theft parts '; but all the wonderful, and • incomparable trampoline troops of lofty tumblers, clowns, har lequins, pantaloons, and columbines, were organiz ing all their agilitits, to ft rike curio fityl dumb with, wonder and amazement. Fire eaters, grimacers, mortice dancers, and 'conjurers without number, promifed a feftival to the gazing multitude, while the fafcinating melodies of the brwdy gurdy, felt lax, griffin's*, and inimitable gong, were to offer to the ama teurs of loft m4e, Inat a concert of tweet founds, as Handel never contemplated, and whore influence Hath charms to foothe the favage breaft, 0 To (often rocks, and bend the knotted oak." The wild &offices have taken their places, with all the wonders from the defart: of Arabia, the inaceille iamMtains of Siberia, the Pacific Ocean, and other null glloillhing quarters of the uninhabitable world :—and *suer Grim Gruffen'he, firfl coufin to the molt amaz-, in g thorax Outang, and Mader of the iforfi to the late Chant of Criss Tartary. in Cappadocia," condefcends to aft as Gentleman Ufner to theft " molt wonderful, curious, and incomptehenfible o,Eadrupeds ;" and to "flow them up alive, andfir 'en up with et pok, for the gratification of the beholders." All the Promenades were br i lliantly illuminated, and crowded with Ladies and Gem'men of all forts and fires : the dealers in gingerbread, penny trum pets, drums, and whiffles, difplayed their attraCtive magazines of merchandise. The Saloon and Rdic tones were well fupplied with" oyfters, fat and alive ho l"—and fatal faufages, whole tempting odours perfumed the paffing breeze. Thof.: fcenes of hot pitality were crowded with company, and all was appetite, luxury, and good humour, but for the en vious pranks of Come rogues, bent on mifchief, one of whom, under pretence of rafting her favoury wares, placed a packet of gun powder in the charcoal pan of a faufage merchant, blew up her frying pan with its contents, fcorched her Hyperian curls, and fcalded a cobler and two refpeaable coal-heavers, who were fitting at Tupper _ ; while others annoyed the feftivity of a dozen different flipper parties, by flinging hang (quits' among their plates, and tinge ing their beards and eye-brow, ; for which delin quencies they will be made to anfwer before the High Court of Pie Poudre. l'recifely at twelve yetlerday, the divcrtifements commenced at Bartholomew Fair, with a general overture from the orcheftras of the different booths, which exceeded every thing the amateurs have ad mired in the commemorations of Handel. Cracked trumpets, broken winded hautboys. diffonant French horns, lawdy gurdies. barrel organs. Highland bag pipes. clanking cymbals, drums. tambourines, &c. blended their thinning foubds with the Stentorian voices and (peaking trumpets of the Managers, when inviting the company to walk in and fee their won ders, The muficians were dreffed in the catumes.of Tomb, Tartar:, Maw, and other we afioatjhistg Not lien:. The tragedy Kings and Queens. attited in all the grandeur and majefly which feathers, tittle!, and gaudy colours, could bellow, (hutted beneath the pavillions in front of their theatres, and gave (ample. of the dramatic excellence they were about to difplay behind ; while the tons and daughters of Momut, clad in all thacolonrs of the rainbow, danced farabands, and gave the partial (ample. of that agi. lity, before their booths, the grand difplay of which was refereed for thofe who could be induced to walk up. at only threetace a piece. In like manner the conjurers, and their Merry Andrews, endeavoured to rivet the attention of the beholders to the miracu lous [Decimals of their NM/Mantle art ; aad the •. . • rpoimaciers illufhatecl their incomparable in thy fiognomical metamorphofis. The leaned dog, in partnerfhip with that sknifh ing and moR fingular united' the wooden legged Pin trifoquifl, accompanied by the merry performances of a blind Adler, folicited the attention of the curious, who were ftimulated on the other hand by the glo rious Temple of King Solomon, the Grand Saloon of the Great Turk, the Seraglio of the Grand Seig nior, the Infant Satnpfon, the Magician Girl, and the identical Wooden Rofcius, of moft facetious celebrity, Mr. Punch. Every one of the Temples of Cutinfity were fpee dily filled with votaries of all ages attcl degrees, and the prefs of company that thronged the fcene of won der till twelve at night, would beggar all defcription. To attempt any criticifm on the dramatic perfor mances of the different candidates for applaufe, is beyond the " lirenoth of our wing :" Suffice it to fay, that John Bull and his family, who are the moll cot• fummate judges in thole affairs, were delighted be yond meafute, and retired as they were fluffed el ., by grand divifions, to pour out copious libations of juni ter and home kr:unit° the Tutelary Saint, whofe feltival is ever accompanied by fa much fun and merriment. THZ PRIVILIGES OF BARtFIOLOMEW Faza.t--Yef terday a man was brought before Alderman : SHAW, the Sitting Magifirate, charged with having taken four &Mings from a perfon holding A booth qr Itand in the Fair, which he was not authorifed to do. The perfon who brought the charge produced •a receipt from the Pied Poudre Court, which, he 'Aid, was given him by the Defendant, Mr. Crofsley, an inha bitant of Giltfpur-firest. Several perfons attended, who Paid, they had-given charge of the prifoner, con• ceiving that he or the Pied Poudre Court had not any right in Giltfpur-fireet, it being beyond the ancient charter which they claiined upon. The Steward of Lord Kenfington, attended by a Solicitc . r, afterted the right of the Pied Poudre Court, and Aid, the De fendant was authorifed by them to coiled the money, which they claimed tinder an ancient charter, grant ed by King Henry VI. in the 37th year of his feign, which charter was in the polfeffion of Lord Ker ling tan, who wat deter Mined to lupport his right and pri vileges againit thefe gentlemen, and the parifh of St. Sepulchre. After much argument on both - fides, the Mclennan, conceiving it a bufinefs not within his jurifdietion, re commended it to the yanks to chute two refpettable Gentleintn of the Law, who would examine the char ters, and decide upon the privileges and boundaries. . • Cot.siates Theatre was laft night rz-Opened for the firft time after the deceit . re of the late Duke of Gum cs rrait. Although the Manager had prepared fume Pieces for a merry meeting, and wilich Cert airily pro- duced the defined effeft, yet thi appearance of the whole affemblage was as glooibY as deep fables could conjure up to the Mournful iinagination. The Comic Opera of The Three witthe Deuce, took the lead in the evenings entertainment. With Et.t.irrow in the three Silks, Main ma, in Humphrey Griash, Lis vow, in Frassi, Mrs. Svaxwata. in Emily, and Mifs Tree as in 74rme. the of ft was as laughable as could have been walled. The Dead Alive followed. Dow von's Sir Walter WeePhereeel, and Dacasses De aged. were very agreeable efforts of their fie,ll. We need hardly add any thing to out encomiums on the very laughable effeft of the Burlefquo Tragedy of Tom Thum3. AU other places of public ornament, !Itch as Aftley's Royal Amphitheatre, Sadler's Wells, &c. &c. were alto re.op:ned for the fira time after the late event of furrow. In Come places the fables were not fo predominant, although the fpirit of loyalty was equally fervent and sincere. At Barnet Fair, on Tuefday and Wednefday loft, there was a larger Phew of cattle than has been known there for many years—feveral lots of Welch and Scotch were fold it reduced prices, but molt of the prime bealls retrained unfold. The moral ma xirn of the ;mint philofopher, which Pope fo beautifully espreffes in four words, “ What. ever is, is right," hus.given rife to innumerable con troverfies, and fophiftry has been deemed the belt means of fupporting it. It was, however, for mo dern times, to afford proof pofitive and uneAnivocal of the juilice of the affertion. We may defy any argumentor of common perception to offers, that the prefent rich Lottery is nut the right one to adventure in, as being literally the left that the alive genius of Engliflnnen ever yet projeded. On Friday evening, as Mr. T. Hodfon, a young man, between feventeen and eighteen years of age, fon of Mr. Hodfon, forgeon, of Lewes, having been to Shoot rabbits, returned home about nine , o'clock, to his father's door, and immediately afterwards rode to the Roble, leaving his gun, out of which h e had previoufly thrown the prime, with an afGflant to Mr. Hodfon, in whole hand it went off, and wound. ed in the S houlders two young women, who were palling by at the time ; but it is hoped they will do well. On Friday night, as a merchant in the city was re. turning to town, with his daughter, from St. Alban's,. in a one borfe chaifr, they were flopped o n Fi nc h. ley Common, by a highwayman exceedingly well -mounted, who demanded their money. The gentle. man hefitated, when,the robber drew forth a piltol and rifled his pockets of notes and money to the amount of 401. He alfo took from his pocket a gold watch, which he returned by requeft, anil rode off acrofs the Common towards Totteridge. This is the fecond robbery within this fortnight. Frac --Lately the malt-houfe of Mr. John Clancy, in the town of Charleville, in the county of Cork, and contiguous to his extenfive brewery, was dile°. vered to be on fire : it was &ft perceived near the kiln, and raged molt violently for feveral hours, not withllanding every affifiance was afforded by the mi litary and town's people. The detachment of the 97th, or Qeen's German Regiment, immediately beat to arms, and providentially prevented the flames from extending to other buildings adjacent. The malt-houfe was, however, entirely confutned, with a quantity of corn, to a confiderable amount. event occurred entirely by accident. One diers who had been particularly adlive, • ly petifhed in the flames, and the arm was broken. Yeflerday afternoon, a fire broke out ham, in Middiefes, which was burning I a late hour in the evening. AM is n nu o e u if t: f i. t h e T f h o orrunate- arman t at Totten- futioully till