Star. — London, England, 1806-08-23 00:00:00

11.41777C4L mriLLIGZXCL MASUI This DAY...l l Iled W. Asa mei. BONN t aittothergb Wanting a t ftrisnib •u. ROL 0 I • & I ...M. mmourm. &UMW so. Arrived the Catharine. Captain Gerreirrs ; Elea-. nor, Captain Joe es; Bideford. Captain !koalas et ra r; Friends. Captain Gera ; mid Volley. Captain arras 8 all from Leaden t Three Sradiora. Warreorr. from Sweets* ; Michael, Lammas. hem Deptford t mid Dieu. farces Loa. from Milford- Soiled the Ihr tow 800. of war. of 18 guns, Captain Haunt, as s cedar ; the Sips Mary Ann loan of marque, Captain Visite, for he. Juhtes • and Baron. Captain Foss, for Heide& The Dais of Mosso& packet is ap. pointed to story *wes mails of the sods MR. ((resits Leeward !B anda A mod the Princes Anguilla packet. with mails of did lariat for Malta and Gibraltar. —Wind S. W. • ' /01111 AT. AUGUST sc. Lai waning arrived his Majelly's gnn brigs Da. stew Meow°, Lenart. Locos'.. and Rae aaaaa r, from a ender. Thiiday arrived his Maietty's Ihip Cella La, Ca Bowen, from Porttnemok bound to We , put in by contrary winds. • PLYMOUTH. AUGUST et. Leh evening, about eight o'clock. retained again to the Sound and Cavite's! Bay. ley contrary wind. the San emu, of 6. pas, Roar aLeal lit -.TOILING' raavorsure of 40 goad, !treason sus brig. Earl Spew. 84 Sie &mkt* Lufbingtoo tall Indianan sty limit Ssitwitips which tailed at heir o'clock,En; did Caps arCiated Napa. Arrived this morning the ' Games% of 24 gem; Carrels. of 74 guns, and Isee'sFsmossolf r 4 guns. with about (evenly (allot Tesafposve, sod Merchant flips and verde under doirreerevey hem the Dowse, bound to the Wellward, on the eapsikioos, and their diferent dedieations. —Ake asTihei the Dad& veld Charlotte Sophie Capt Martatt s fenm Alma for Algefiras.laden with bsith etailled Nor2,4 4 CT eeri pt. I bmns v e a sir 4 4 r amsr e 0 A1t..., with wine and brandy. detained by w eaker ; Handset.' gallinc Law! ft hem &Tonne to Tonnixe, irldliwthef svWtiewtheed by the Unity . repro, ihman l tureens. Capt. Rowers, frogs to 7 with wine and irinuM. 4 111 4 the Unity privateer ; Dania Pa r k EStm, Cs pt; 'tate. from St. Ander° to Oporto, with whelk.' Sitainediry the Felix. of to gems= mike Zapityr.Cqe. Sveassaava, from to Taseingma wish time and brandy. detained by dm %Ashy p • i Dui velfel Cecilia Cathodes. Prune ftee at Rids wine and brandy , deemed by der privateer. va yi tizabie May ocher are wee coming in, that have boa tryieg eti 'Om theWeilward. but the Weberiy Wind premiss doh getting down Channel. Came In the Sneers, Southern whakr, rintward-bound sae paned from the Tweets frigate off the Sound. with ithelkmhartlinalt Newfoutratad.Stets under convoy. Ueda( Re tell . Visa ward. _ / {MOUTH. AUGUST es. . 1. Sailed Isisay's blips STIIIIOI% HI•IITIP, and Ipt Fasces es e eruise. The Aar In*. f war *sap pbetid mm o', for Plynsooth. and the tariostoe Wee for tireflown.. Wind S. W. , _ , • • ORAL. AUGUST a s. COW doll* from the River daft evening, sod fail f4 from *I Downs this morning, the Hartnett Sahel, *IN tad Indies. Sailed tbe Oasis amp 41it4ar; folTarannoth ; and the Mies gun brig, on ttrot_ , „se; 'Caste down the Sea Gott floop of war. Ilkeitodst and the Me id, Stemma, from itiver4boond to th e Cape of Good Hope. Ar thd mow ((homier. Liestanant Hewers, from . • landed Mr. Lime, the Meffenger, with whu immediately proceeded to London. die ato roph w e ituaiih s. An c ild mp ad failed for the p o a,,..rregeikeima ltiver l Ma ?aims, Co , - from Sus Main. V FROM LLOIRIS Ltsr. • fas,"rte. . *pus" "A.—hod by the Cr T r ikee a:1 11 8. gbiiirfl es ai tkpar t ial = 111111 inst .0.06. K e apd iM On a Ibizik Anew. Sur Vera Limb. Si AMesg lank& liewtogese fl i alri reed Man i Bolan, Si Cot; as 4 vow Amass ...d.wittr 'A hater from &inn', dated Anon 21, lays..- " Two of the Jamaica fleet arc jut strived, and we *split the remainder to-morrow." The Jolla and James. Fain ea, from London for the South Seat, is reported to be captuted going round Caps Hunt. ST, THOMAS'S, JULY 1. The French fquadron of fix fail of the line, and *no frikate, under Guadeloupe, Handing to the Northward. Jour 3 The Slipping at anchor, under BrinsAone Has se. Itites, were ordered away by eaprefa, and the fame evening Hood to the Northward. Juor 6, at noon.—The French fquadron patted the harbour of St. Thomas's, under eery fail, arid as hunt ,after were followed by Admiral COCNIA1111.• with four fail of the line, and three frigates—after padiag the well end of the Wand the French Hod to estar*ward with very bale fail, apparently waiting for the Englifh ; from the great inferiority of force, how (Mike. it did not teem Admiral COCIOIIIII I I with to attack them. for on getting to leeward of this if]and, the whole oldie Englilh Slips . (except a frigate dig ging the enemy). hove to with their heads to the fouthward. in wlich Atuation they remained at fun ft, the French continued their mute to tbe north ward. On Sunday morning the 6th, the French fent a hut In the entrance of Tortola, to take f.'undings, awkaindrubtcslly in the cousin tbritisy would have d e stoeneJ the whole of the fhirising there, had not Adeesissil CMS/bas's timely appearassok thwarted , their pt jiffs. Jatv y.— In the evening a French fchooner arrived at St. Thomas's. which left the French !gumbo° that wwirning Handing to the northward. JULY B.—Admiral Coctisaws arrived at Tortola ' wish the whole of his (quadrat), except two frig4tea.; which are gone to the northward, to watch the swag tarns of the enemy. The French Intik nr dearnyee the Mary Ann. HUTCIMISON, and two other veffels. n a me, unknown. at Muntierrat, and attempted to fink font llght veffels, under Brialfloue Hill, St. Kitt's, but did not fuceecd. • .STAR MICE, Two o'CLora. We lop the preys to annoenee, that a 'otitis it which the following is a copy. has jolt been lac fro*. die Adistitalty to the LOAD MATO& : atonCIIIALTY corm!. AUOUfI sj, 14°6. al By difpatches received this morning from Sir Jena N. ar rived at Poetfasonth, it appears that the Vies Ad miral reached Barbodoes on the s ath of July, and 'was of &aim Banholowsew- on the i4th, when he ex mired his intention of purfoing the may, W.cordiag to the intelligence be ihoald obtain of *if movements. The late* authentic arrow's law them to have been of St. John's, Porto Rieo, es the 7th, previously, where they are Paid to have been reinforced by a 'hip of the line and two frigates. ' l ' Intelligence has been received from Sir AL use. sea COCifILAM a, dated of St. Kitt's, the tsth July, in which no mention is mark of his having fallen is with Sir Jona WaIUISIII. (A True Copy.) (Signed) 4. jamas Sin% Magee. • Mansen Hoek, Aug. 23, tick. Hal pat One, DUKE OF CLARENCes BIRTH DAY. The Duke ntCcatence's birth day was celebrated with mach fplaidotir in Befity Park, on Thirfday.— The Grand Hall was entirely new fitted op, with bronze platters, and various marble imitations t the eieling very correctly clouded, and the whole Mimi. nated wit heat brilliant patent lasi" ftdpended from a lanisiellad eagle. The dieting room in the right wing was floimi op an a modern itylc„ with new ele gant lamp nt ri r c il t. iferent entrances. The pie...fete ground was for the oceakon. and the ter. rants had new li the morning the Dukes of York's and beat's bash effived in caravans ter &An thcmfelves and dining they went into the pleafure grail/360nd phsysil alternately tome charm ing pieces. 773eDuke of K ent's played tome of the orates and Inurement, from .Haydn's Omission( the Cssasiso, amnia by ceasasaad of his Royal Hishoefs far a band of - wind inAstoncnts. About Avliteloek the Prince etWa thi Dukes of Yost, Ks av, Seise z. and Cs es salsas, Colonel hoar, he. arrived, from reviewing the German Leginvi. After they had dvelkd for dinner, they walked in the visitors grown& ' accompanied by the Loan Case . Ea rl and Quintets of Ars cone and dinghies, Lord Laicism, Barns Heenan and Lady, Baron Ettga_, the Avvointv G . Colonels Nosy • WM& ion, Se ticant Mae s. oat, tc. Ste. At (even o'clock. the friend iett announced tie dinner. It is !sanity neeelfday so fay the table was himptunolly covered with every thing she rearm could afrird. The bands played on the lawn, ale to the dining room window. The populace were perMitrid to enter the *jure grounds to behold the MR. 60,.D.SMID's SUPERB ilf7l. The « Royal Tea l& fee Perfia wow," could net have *Heeded is inapilicemat the banquet which will be the thane of our ddcriptice, as far as words OM cavity as idea eta kale fo fplendid in itfelf, and Co peculiar) y inetreffing, in many eollateralpeints of view. The Sthival givgahl.a powerful Monarch deed' no other foments of admiration, than dick which are conneited with the gratification of the per fects who ate honoured by participating in us plea. fares. The revenue a Prince derives from his people will at all tines funtly the me:tne of the moil sem tatit.ns difplay of liberality ; bet where, except to this fortunate hand, is the sloasiniorn upon earth in which a fubje.l can entertain with, fuitahle pomp the fon& r.f his Sovereign, the principal Officers of State and the Pearanf the laud? It ii a matter of proud tett!. cation to vele& that a Britith merchant &fluid hold fo diftinguillild and entieent a rank in fociety, that the bulk charaflers in the kingdom are anxious to pay refpen to his incitation.. and to become the guelts at his hofpitable and munificent table. Whenever this is the cafe, it is a certain indication of a country's profperity, and truly the appearance of fo Royal and Noble a Company at the manfion of a private Eng lint Gentleman, mita have afforded infinitely more delight than the contemplation of a legion of tribu tary kings at the palace of a defpptic Emperor, whe ther in the Eall or the Well. It skunneceitary to fay a mod refpening the hill upon this great °rearm. There is no one who is in the legit eQtiverfant with the pain g hillory of the prefent day, Inn I. acquain ted with the honourable chars ter of Mr. Coussoin. His commercial tranfanions have, in a manner, idera tified him with the Government of the country ; for, upon all occafions, his incalculable wealth bas been employed in anticipating, fur the advantage of the public, thole immenk fieancial refpurces which the exigencies of the times in which we live, render it fu imperioufly necetfuy to call into anion. E:aßly at fix o'cloct, hie Royal Highnefs the Prince of WALK' atrivedin his barouch and four, ac companied by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cam mane, the Earl of Moiaa, the Loan enasactrroa, and Mr. SNcatnaa. His Royal Highoets the Doke of Keay Coon followed them, and, at (even o'clock, the company lat down to dinner, which was provided by Mr. BIRCH, and confined of every delicacy which the futon affords : it was, moreover, fumptuons to the higheß degree. There were ',relent, in Addition to the Royal Party— The Lord Mayor, Mr. Greenwonst, Alderman Coinhe. Mr. Walth Putter, Mr. and N Ire. Braideu, Mr. and Mr.. H. Gold. ibthi. Mr an d Mrs. B. Coldfnlid, Mr. Scott. Mr Mr. ' Smith, Mr. Derifoo, MiG Det,ifon,aud the Mae. Gulathit Hi s R o yal .Highnefs the Prince or W•Llif lat rp polite the window that fronts the water, *ith the Earl of Mota• on his tight, and the LRI) Caram- CiLLOR on hit left. After dinner, and the total or the Kin°, Mcffrb• BOLAN M and W• 1.511 fling COD jive lit Kilt% in 9,1 hich the Paint:, joined molt heartilt. Afire the Nortr. and the immortal memory of 1, ,, rd NIALSOII. RO/0 ritannia, and other layout ne f.egs, duets, ste "WC Wog alb:. At the &Art the ladies joined the company. and at nine o'cls.ck the whole party walked nuasf the gasends. The bridges, barge. ale, were brilliantly alunsiaiated. Cord was boilled in the ham. Palace's Plume at the Item with • By this time, seemly two huadred and neigbbortring Gentry were agembh the Concert commenott ereehoe—M • Olee—" The WO wad sates.`—Atewocw. Drat—awne..—Pwraisee. Seem Wallb—" re %Weed dfdries."--Ar- IRA 914 and WALIN (Meg the written porpotely for the necadon. pored by Mr. ATlwoosh. antis venal link, with rode *Maus Rata a baeghey Defpees allfte • Ad webers Ise drives the Gosh With adeleties hod bie Car, The Maw here, boo Pkery's - As irk eel asouty Met the hard. Ames the Lyre, reiteed toasts IN rade al &kW* hours Mat, PC %peer th she bunk with words Let Moeda% reef wish saheb refound; Ad wary toque die Neale declare. Leos lye 1111needes jay eed Heir ! U. At toff ream* er nig io hiss, The mane ea Ye sakes welt. Iffloreer the Pestles is Ito se c There Plishre frets mod frame While Amt end leis= seer the bad Cod& in kiss his fellteing load, And oak dialhoso/Conermsot Mad. To post Ornilielionlo Hope ant Mot Chant TN then ihealemilkilit 1. M k. lllet Smell Tub amt mg. artaidigaiik IlfhanAtpriala, flat. d tellipolke4ll% To hod deareralee on tie het Thee lbrieted veldt tenet rise, Greet Oesset Y beak hall be free, asheed his MAYJOee so hot Or ha. the leavea of the arm. Chorea. Pal the the bowl, ate. Net.ol. STOthei and &mime rest ate fosse be;atifnl &or, do;ett, hipper was annoenced y SAMIIIOII lee was at the raw Porte 1 end the re* et was numerous and enesplete The fupported Meet& B . Goss. After Copper Mr. MAITTNIVIVS ante, and gave his imitations, to the whole party. The Peseta. hhghly delighted meats of the evening, left the isofpitahle Mosses this morning abase two o'clock. lit? and Oestry, is which was coasprifeti pectins of beautiful women, had not a' a late hour ;—every where expreffing approbatioa tithe arrangements that I' rd for their gratification. This was the entertainment Is.. (milked, which is unique in its thander. The elevation is Grecian. The (oath admitted with a portico of the Athenian chitedure, and in this is the principal eats padis through a loge. or (mall ',Albeit none, on each fide of which are two fervatories, filled with orange, &rube. The centre of the boo& fed and sa feet in height t the Malin* eight pasncls by till which fpring front , on the fides, and sae itaiated in imitation oriental marble, with eamiloettts to laid with white sweltia. The whole are fluccoed. and *old of the fame I. ble fevers! &Ades lighter. the contrail two marbles relieving the pilalite, are four niches, containing each a marble, holding pointed lamps. There a,, doted t 6 figures nit painted glafs. reprefenting Cone, Sciences, Elements. and Four Globe, which by day appear as night are lighted behind, producing . and rich. Near the falcon is the library, a neatly fitted room. the walls bright yel' vas nifhed, the door. (hatters, lee. yellow Oppoll'e the library is the breakfafi beautiful unique room, one window into the confervatory, the other into and eatenfive aviary, filled with bir rious plumage. On the oppolite fide the eating room, which is moil Arikingl) is forty feet long by twenty.two, with al ing painted in imitation of white veined bs wised ribs, the wall finifhed in the four receffes of this room are Seed V plated furniture, and ma lingularll top of each appears a fupeth safe net one containing water, which is filled and is drawn fur the We of the table. a folding door opens into the (mall which is kw connefted with the large as to matte the two rooms have t" one. There two rooms are moll the cielings are painted (tom Chinefe ornaments ; the fide► are covered with a moil beautiful India paper of 4 grey ground, flyer foliage, and birds, flowers, Ste, the (butters and other wood work ire painted blue. and are enriched by paintings that have the appear. ance of inlaid work. The torniture of this room is blue filk, tallefully arranged in feliouns, which go round the a hole of thefe two rooms. The whole is a mailer piece of ingenuity. The attraltion of the En•ertainmenta at the Royal Atnphitheatte, WeitrninNer bridge. is filch as drews every evening the roof crowded audiences; and the granJ fpeßacle of the frelyb !pant, in which Mr.. As take. fuch a hi, golfing leap from the Cattle when formed ; the new Pantomime of Frier Rave, the admirable dancing of the C le ., v e, s , t h e e v e r. Irian exploits of the Mile Antipodean. and the ta per inr performance* et young SAI,IIOIIII on the ti t an rope, will cenfegnently continue for a few nights linger to gratify every clefs of the public. Tcdinaa the watchman, WAS alt; cit.(' b the place about the fame hour, and thinks be mull b.we Cum any thi,ig of that aec lying , Lipeetally as the deceekS was Jetted in wane The body was yefterdsy carried 10 a Awn to St. Ge. reelierot Made in the Borough, and opened; the report at the furecone has not yet been mails, bat will mod likdy to-thy before the Contact's twitted. A report pined groat^J yefterday, that a marine wet concerned In tide murder, hawing bees betel to fay the t.kltt bef,re. that r ho would be the Leh of her." He w-a taken t, Union Hall, and underwent an rxaminatinn t het it dearly appeared, though he did make ufe of the word. hem -ma vottned that he at the tirtic l kild not allude to her, but ru :matter worn In, whet appear. ed wit► the fiddler. an I nce , .unted for ' , Mare he arta Irma timers eaeg ue e oe Theefda, right until :he next morning: be armahlee. fore ddcharged. The v,gtiaare of the Southwark Malice Is now exerted to the ur nod to fital out the 1111Itt:Crtr. lit every quarter ut 'hr neighbourhood where this unfortunate woman. ItcrJ . the bore a vary humane changer, and inn iiietad here( nt loth a mat., er, that raw of the inhabitants knew ut her being ara Anat. the town. She apparel about twenty fort year* of age, rirnolthattlp well made, wit very light bleu bur, and a r0v.a...1 pretty fart,. Her general Jreis wns black bat. lb. (pot in Males bane, when me was found, and bar 104_ ing, are nut farther dilkant than from St. tail a Chink to Fttet iambs% She Mal in be I wan "ben twohl, or tiaras ccvrn•u :I. Ws key of t►e ~~ ~Y ii I I ..., . a re, eolonade, and lens- SPORTING INTEL LIGSNCL ed. The Rnyal Starr - -4111••• , MIIIIMIMOM irge, fornsoonting the 'FOR[ AtIOUST AIIUITINO. &Mr 116 with P. W. *c. &c. . derapeobes of sop. each. fora year air; gaits *eery IL Mies ye. talk Tw o year-old Cm** nadred of the Nobility Lind ateernaoser dirk b. f 3 ler to sir Paid . S ' Y affembled. After tea. sir T.Orfootates at. by Timothy • . 9 ... Lard Darling/Des R e brother to inanspher • • 31 .. Mr FL T. rime's eby Patriot . . • . a Lard tiltratbrotwe'S h. f. by inelist* - ••• 3 )11 .Arrwsoa. • Mr. MAIM f Mei S.dk. by entrinksie - 111 .. Ng se/ p te t eyebolt Lard firewdlleos's b. e.. 1 so e obi Lard Daratoesob b. e. '•.-Arrwe e e. the followAn neat°. filty heads free far ill aria &e. y yaw olds total" at. I& • , g 4 r ad, ,a . 0 1 , s r ad . wt. ob. ar " am mod 15. sob. Cos. The mufic cow Mares end Miss allowed 3it sad amides betAalts. gni.. Hosts, leer miles met. • r Sir M. T. Yame's bf.by Mr Peter. 3yr old • t t 1 • Mr. Marries M. e. Sir Samplam. 3yr old - • S S . s melabia. Mr Illeaseis b. e. &sees, 4yr aid - • • 3 ac to 5 en sir Sarapfner. . lo f W ar, wesossoar. •traulT en. : t . Sweepttsltes of to task 11. rt. eatseats. I& oft. tiete sable ii Grefeener's be. e. Jerre?, lye Sir Peter. waled amt. d , s beard, Sweepftakes *sop. tats, 1 tt. foe tines-was al ann. Mt SIR ' • ' •• . sard. state. y S. 5316. oil* 741, Mr. Mien be. Pyhieter. by S Peer . - g S. Mr. Ms'. b. L Off Sbe-Ones, by Shark . s IP ties and tee t ea Pyldeate. 361.7 Pelee& glees by as Gip et reek. added to a Soldwription • bomel. Park foe $ -yr ebb, SA yak ser.b.—Feur tike. , .. •. , i = mimed Mr. Clerheell'S gr. m VAL by - . g ; Sly M. Gerard's la b. alai*, bp - s 4. 1 .. dam Mr. Wiser er. L isontlft.ber •- • tar! Ms. Chheare b. et. 1•69666 =Pew - Sr M. Al. Sybees b. elk by Or Paw - • S 31: and 7 tea 4 *Yds : es Mr. Crate& b. e. by Cenibmg,eat et Lane, tem Coot Treeekses Tiglameo, by Teseinege. lA. sets. mega k. ft. Toe nem I bia hdelides b. c. Locke All. St ;lb hest it Minks% d 4. . MN, Mr Isegiesse. 76. SAL Sun esek. loft nes soda luli.dk soe le Lens I. 4 as Lockb AL had ..—. Dad ,• , NEVSUIT....II/IW COSJUL 1 11 reeked, TIMO4II. AUGUST to. 1 , 'Mat Me. DllMldaes Ik e. gaga! Mr. Caney% b. L 110.1. 3 yrs aid, IL t . , inela, for ma. b. ft. meta* Measlier, Omit 1 ta • . . A Mears Pleat* $Ol.-3 yes aid te. awry dlt. 4 yrs*. $l. $l.. .. 5 Fre eldl6. 66 6in odd M. gsde. mid owed ge. Two s W hate Ilitils . Me. Law's eh. e. Lord Prism • yrs ski s it Mr. Liles b. no . Dallakaa, 6ne . . t 3 * .., Mr. Awn g, es. MI6; Dinelsol, g yrs - 3 $ r ii i**,_ 14r.=. 4 yrs • 4 4 Idis 's h. e. Owe, 4 yrs - 5 s )f . A Pim hoed Jails oft of N a Tens et' Ne edery .. , - 3 me ekl seemor it • yon WS Oh 711. s yrs old Mk Sib 6 7n del 1 ' 'i Mk . . SOL *eh sod egol ye. ilb......Mens sod gnaw allowed ja... uer • Setergullebems. Mr. espies. 4 ?read - I I Mt. Weedlousta's Pleagisbay, 3 yes - s dr vissisaar. • Sweiseiba etaora Par 3 yes ead—enks to tarry OIL AR te a mr. (sag Of* with tat. 16 -.Teo mdse. deers. and trine, till lir it l ' l " . "' ei e ' c " haft " - 3 toe led Mr. Crett's b. al. Spfesa Lets - s • Aerrenos. Mr. mad... Rabe,, - i red of die Orebedra Mr. Lailbeeket.th e. - The glees mega ably A Hatter. Sweeplitakes ef try eat% any* mift.-.Twe mle cgs, Waists, 3c. b•aa. g Olt his & Mr. Dada% b. g. Gads - I I I .. Mar- Mr. Leas be. g. - t 9 5 s the oeboaracio to o f Han. Lippe. Craven's eb.ll. Freakeedes s 3 Sr Mr. Seed'. br.L Admen • 3 dr ^ with the entertain- mr. banock A Green Green Plat Dns at t W a 1"1-TIF.11411 lisile' s s - 2 )fpitable mention of Mr. Deekery's bar. MesoyMekle • • 1 S • .. o'clock. The Nobi- Mr. Call 'Y 's l '• t - l ie s s • , . Sarl 4. Ligglirratea s. a-Tritons: • . "Prifed *IT .t pe n. Mr.Deyideabtfol *it • d not all maw till II main the Grit Mat St H. Upobseeet•s Pdhoot eel Mt teeing their • small Darr Donattet beck belted. and We , diailiftlia. . that had Wes adopt- An iaquilition was held no llmrfday =at the . g fine s th e h o d s arx , hoof* Of Mr. Sacker. the Alfred's Head. gum. , warner. on the body of a child, aged rather snore Ciao sight , e /math front k ga .. Years, who was ran neer by a c..och d r siai ftscsessur . , • k then i an Lie of err. along L ondon _ Sued% on Tuefday. and ki ea die , • . ipal entrance. which fpnt . . e_ Jury found a eerdia ..4 of e c hoic of ?mused agautti n the Driver, and d a eodand to the Crewe et „ mod fuperb ... sat. being peritt Officers i.f. bound George, the pa. . . citron, and other res " °el_nli vary P c 'et's wer e . aver to profitalles i t an ° a non of 33 = the 'Aerie to give ev idence at the seat ... i Cling is divided into • treem the pitaftrea dieese Mu ape a..-.llatiratn firma o'clock no TbarGiay sight ~ g sad esen t i re. ydbaloy learning, • nataßbarbefeas murder was moitation of fine red • Ibe body of Awe W sass.' welortonose ell, In In reprefent as if in- ft. MI6. searawara. . role of the tid e wine Tim kid Wei. et Wks 161166111611net,n a Mn. t agog hi n d o f an , liggenl.zgior welt moan Mettik 166 ins is et the fey of k M a e oeed. sad set as holland lasi lea the capens- , =trait hctween the Owe; Ile wesabliesied Wit a key ettlat emit dm lo amnia pi. very fine. There heels at say bar Wee ell* Ite plea& The peegestifilebeie hum, of the fame ware am astalemod to et sow k Mr . Oa tow slubstedignsider here are alto intro- I" left Yes ledllbit with the hey be 1 hoe Poch*. lIIIIS Willa tight 'Meek. alegnotly 41‘104-4114 wore • w 166 mean swa. r ePeefeattag the Sea . Imply loomed. a vokmbis Um Inter. • Sown heft eed Malt or 1. .... rue %tarter' of the Mee velvet &OM After deem Ala* ea she tune engin& to 1 wio ewe. and by came at the ter *the Item wheel 6e b4pedonlienge egemee- ng an e a.,* e l egant Won foretaste den, with s mem INA Wolk: obis lie Mikes& e library, which i s Ibt r uc iw ist t r ahl a ne w on di u h „ ft iminiti • al , a •. Tien Yellows higu imams of tbe name of Todman Y ( was ' ;Wag bia l earee. ab- yellow fotin wood. Carved the body a. woman, lying with*. its spire s *M. :fall room, a molt wblcb h ad bees 11 t oret-aad, at the mamas* of Me. 01166 eel& i ~ i. ...dinHlader's-lane, Ruling front neatly dm top ealialligsem nw of which looks med, to the North.rnd of the King's both Priam. Oa appgssa. . k .. i. Ito* mod elegant bie the body, he dilcovtrad be was demi, as 4 iartaady celled_ up girds of rare and ea- Mr. Gibbs. They ' , moved the body hem Where It lay, and head i ' file of the faloon is the back part at the bead feverrly bruit e d, th e neck apparently in ' rikingly elegant—it if vkileme LW bon ufed her breath beaten in a mod lbeddegg ',. • manner, and other parts ..f her /*tidy cut and mangled in f ee l a : s is Groaned I with oined cid w . e,. that large ~, 01 p,„„ Seib kit an the ervernt. and w a s veined mashie, and pitied up by Tatman, as they were carrying the body to thy k „ he fame manner ; in . wader cover. A. (von as the wa• .I.me. l'odmot relied Mr. Prise, .1 i I Moves which have the Serge" la !Machines'. red: but as life bad en lrely deperte4 a rly adapted : on the he .old only bra wench w the Stock., g sate the tele ars w i i r s .,, wa k ba a ft, ffei , c 4 . 0 , , h ,,,, ' m u g „it, warty. ' • 1 near fit feet high, 0. the fpnt where thi, unfortunate young woman was food, !led from a fpring. them was not any blond to he obf. reed, any traces of fa:after% tie. From this room ate any appearance tuditatteg a !Veggie, neither were the daubs 'l a ll draw i ng teem, the wore truce difordesiaL lt is, therefore , prefuak i i, wiloaway i ' or of the was the yreyetrat o.o(t dialh•lutal murder, molt have . 1 :ge drawing room committed it eilcttlitre. It it *errand.' the body was set lying ! • 1 the appearance of where it was b o und at two o'clock that meritity, as one pf Mr. a rup t rbly fi tte d ; Oil.b.'s earl carts was yoked madly en the (pot at that hoar. and ' I : oft ornament. r the drove 01' Tcdnian the watchman, was alto cafebe the lilacs I i