Star. — London, England, 1806-10-04 00:00:00

THE ARMY. Lord Dos nas's fine regiment, the North York, it faid, goes to Brighton. It is uncertain if Lord Be 's regiment, the Royal South Glo'ller Mili tia, immediately leave Brighton, where they have been long quartered, and are in high favour. Lieutenant General Ws IT E Locx, after returning from town, attended by Lords BLAYN sr and Ca La ma, Sir Gsciecis Pa avow, Colonel Mall, and a long train of Officers, infperded hie fine regiment, the 89th, at Portfmouth. The 896, having recovered from the ophthalmia, are now fit and ready for any fervice. We hear that the fpecial fervice on which he goes, and the particular appointment of Colonel CR •VFOILD to command, came diredly from the Cabinet ; and an abler, snore aftive i , or more experienced Officer, could not have been feleded. Colonel CRAVFORD has ferved in every quarter of the Britifh dominion , . ; he is a man of fcience, and is the author of ferveral works, and tranflator of many treatifes of military tadics, from the German. Report fay* that that very able and adive Officer, Lord CAT HCAIt T. is likely to be employed on adive fervice ; at prefent he commands in Sritland. If trgops can be (pared 4or a (mall expedition to the Well Indies, we are (till inclined to think that Sir Gsoacit Pasvoix will be the man. We liope to have Martinique. The reinforcements fent out, by this time, make our naval force in the Weft Indies very furmidable. We hope, that lhould the enemy make a dank at any Of our iflands there, our military force will not be found to be inadequate. Befides the conilant and tifual cafualties to troops in the Weft Indies, four or five regimentb have lately come home. We have heard it reported, that no regiment in the Welt Indies at prefent millers half firength—if to, our force there Inuit be in molt iflands. INDIA, tee. Lord CAtsecur, the new Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, is at prefent at Portfmourh, and prepa rations are making for Lord MINTO, who, haying fettled his affairs in Scotland, immediately, with his family, will proceed to Bengal. General &Alcor, the new Commander in Chief, is at the prefent trio. meat employed on a different fervie.r with Lord ROSSLTII : it is fuppofed that both are in Portugal. Lord LARS will not come home till i elievcd regularly by his fucceffor. Succeffors to Sir _Toms CRAnbOCIC and Lieutenant Generals Nacosts and bel‘Dowast. likewife will be fent hence, as well as feveral Bri gadiers. Xeherday a Cabinet Council was held at Lord Howica's Office in Downing.areet, at which, be. fides hi. Lordfhip, the following Members affified-- Lord Ge vER ILLS, the LORD CHANCELLOR, Earl SPENCER, Lord ft PETTY, and Lord SIDMOUTI4 The Council fathom two till half after three o'clock. The Krec has been pleated to grant a penfion of tool. a year to the Widow of Mr. SCOTT, Secretary to Lord NELSON, who was killed in the battle off Trafalgar, arid 251. a year to each of her three tons, till they become of age. His MAJESTY was pleated to iffae another Order of Council, onWednefday, for encouraging the trade to Buenos Ayres, and confirming the Order of Coun cil iffued on the 17th ult. affuring thofe who trade there that no more duty Mall be impeded upon the goods fent out, than what is Slated in the laid order of the 17th. Government have aired orders, through the me dium of the Tranfport Board, for the immediate en-, segment of any npmber of horfe (hips which can be procured for three months, at 151. per ton per month. They are ordered to affemble at Deptford ' , but no forage is to be provided, or put on board until further orders. Iris toppled that there veftzls are to take back the German Legion to Hanover. Towards the latter end of laft week part of the enemy's camp at Boulogne broke up. Two or three thoefand men were Peen by our cruizers, marching towards the interior, for the purpofe, as they fup poled, of proceeding to the Grand Army in Ger many. We are inclined to think they are rather in. tended for the proteftion of Holland. A letter from Bombay, dated May iz, Says--"On the morning of the loth ult. an exprefs arrived at Madras from Sir HOME. Pt./PHAN, at the Cape of Good Hope, advifing his having captured there a French ++ gun frigate, laid to have belonged to the Squadron which bad been chafed by Admiral DUCK.] WORTH j by which it appears be learnt that (qua.' dron and another, making twelve or thirteen fail of the line, with reverel frigates, were on their paffage to the Cape, and thence to India. This creates alarm for the moment." Of the above force, five fail of the line were rle• fir"yed by Sir JOHN DUCKWORTH, at St. Domingo ; Iwo frigates efcaped; one fail of the line (the Vete. 14n) arrived in France ; and five fail of the line and one frigate, were cruizing off Betmuda, by late ac counts. The Eall India papers Rate, that to many Ameri can veffels had, within the preceding three months, arrived at Mocha, as to render the increafing trade between America and Arabia an ohjett that requir e s the immediate attention of the Btitith GovernMent. According to Mr. SKIVN/It'S valuable Work on the prefent Rate of Peru, that country is of eafy accefs from Buenos Ayres, and with Chile and Paraguay, may be maintained by a fuperior naval force againd all the world. On the northern boundary it is fepa rated fr'm New Grenada by foreds and inaccellible mountains, feveral hundredmilcs in client. Perhaps we may live to fee New Grenada and the Mexicos formed into an independent Empire, under the pro• teaion of Great Britain, and theluzuriant and equally rich prc.vinces of Paraguay, Chile, :lid Pero, becurne flout ifhing Btitith Colouics, il4trricAL 11VrELL1621102. MAU THIS DAY. •aa. DIM all: PM Dublin s s Gottenburet 0 • 3.6. Waterford i s Hantburgb o 0 YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 3. Thurfday evening, Lord MORPETH and retinue ar rived at Nelfun's hotel, and this morning hit Lord. flip embarked on board the Qusisc frigate, Lord F AAAAA ND, Commander. His Lordfhip was received on board the frigate under a falute. The frigate failed immediately with a favourable wind 3 his Lordfltip is expated to reach the Continent by Sunday. Sailed l'Ait testa frigate and AMARANTH, (loop of war.— Arrived the Cabtzet and SPARROW (loops of war, CENSOR and %twin gun brigs, and remain with the following, viz. Majell , c, Admiral RustsL, Roebuck, Admiral DOUGLAS, Dictator, Agincourt, Refolution, Stately, and NaLran.—Wind S. W. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 3. Came in the Johanna Elixaber hi (Lubec), Captain Bair, from Bourdeaux to Puteriburgh., with wine, detained by the fitro, Happy Return, and Indefatigable privateers. Hooper, (Dane), Daile matter, from Malaga to Tonningeti, with wine, detained by the Hero privateer. Dolphin. fortubal, (Portuguefe) Trinadad mailer, from Liiboa to Amftetdam, with (ugar, detained by the Lion privateer. Padro Sener. (Portuguefe) De Silva matter, from Oporto to Amfterdam, with coffee, detained by the lion privateer. Frederick Semonda, (Dane) Bourne matter, from Bourdeauz to El!lncur, with wine, detained by the Lion privateer. Frow Thetis, (Knyphauten) Schull mailer, from Boardeaui to Tonningen, with wine, detained by the Lion privateer. Ebenezer, (Dane) Andreas matter from Bayonne to Copen hagen, with wine, by the Indetatigable and Hero privateers. _ _ Ufrovr Rofina, (Ohlenburgh) Reakee Mallet, from Tremblarle to Lebo, with Galt, detained by the Hero and glieenborough pri Totem. Vrow Maria, (Oldenbursh) Mohrbart mailer, from Rochelle to Tonningeo, with wine, detained by the Hero and QLicenbo rough privateers. De Vrow Angelana, (Oldenburgh) Kruyar mafter, from Bow deans to Tonningen, with wine, detained by the Indefatigable and Ctieenborongb privatects PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 3. Arrived his Kijeity's fhip BLOND, from the Dqwns. Sailed the Cuatrux (loop of war, ,with a fleet of tranfports, for Plymouth. Wind S. E. DFAI. OCTOBER 3. Sailed his Majeltv's (hips NARCISSUS for Sheer. nefs, and the DAUNTI.II33 on a crnize.—Arrived his Majely's (hips !Soto from a curiae, and the CNA', LLNGER ft OM Sheernefs. Put back the ZEBRA, bomb, with her convoy, which tailed from the Downs on the ill intl. for Portimouth ; alio the Serapis (lore (hip. Tl,e Fultv bomb has a fignal flying for a con• v.ty to the liieftward.—Wind S. S. W. blows hard with rain. SHEERNESS, OCTOBER at Arrivetl at the Great Wye from tea, his Majefly's (hip C•v F NNE. Sailed his Majefly's (hips Eclat and CHALLENGER : the futmer for the River Thames, and the Later to lea. Ocroare 3 —Arrived his Majefty's (hips AGA. MINNOW and NARCISSUS, with the FIRM and MONCIT gun brigs, and remain at the Nora. The Racautr. a fine new brig, has alfo arrived from Sandwich, and came into the harbour. Sai:ed his Majelty's cutter Cain slt for Hat wich. PENZANCE, OCTOBER t. This morning the brig Fully, Captain Rowe ' re gular tin vcirci, failed with tin, copper, &c. for Fal mouth, and from thence for London. Jull received intelligence of a Dane being to the wellssard of this Bay, in a difabled Hate, but at prefent cannot give you any other particulars. The Union of and for this place, Captain TREGARTIISN, is this infiant ar:ived from St. Peterfburgh, with hemp, !cc. GREENOCK, OCTOBER I. Captain KitTia,Tf tiiei-fa1r1;4,;., the aid inn. (poke the (hip Sufanna, of and from Liverpool bound to Halifax, all well, Telling-head bearing E. by S. is leagues. The (hip Backhoufe, Ki.t.t.y, of Lon don, from Demerara, bound to London, (prong a leak on the homeward-bound pa ffage, and was burned on the 3d ;nil. by order of the Commander of the Convoy. The Herberts„ GLORCP, (one of the Lee ward Ifland fleet) is grandee' on St. John's Point, near Strangford ; crew laved. A Convey (the lag this (salon) it appointed to fail from Long Hope Snood for the Baltic, on the aoth next month, an d the Commanding Officer of loch convoy will remai a at Ellineur, until the latch p. ffible period, for tl. e purpole of affording every proteaion to the home . ward bound trade. FROM LLOYD', LIST. ORAVEStNO, OCTOBER 2—Palled by the Jame, Martha!' Dwins, Arles; Euphemia, Sandler; and the Recovery, Taylo from Tobago; Hawkdbury, Carr; Dale, M•Cabe ; and the Al Non, Linklater, from Dynan:lca; Haddock, Redman, from St. Lucie; Blenheim, Miller; Falmouth, Prodnr; Margaret, Mof fat; Laurel, Boldnie; and the Granville Bay, Mann, from Gre nada; Union, Dear. from Peterlburgh, Suffolk, Frith; and Fa vourite, Hollins, from Surinam ; Duckenheld Hall, Wood, front Antkaan; Britannia, Mitchell; and Crown. Adams, from Tri nidad; David, M'Afkill; and Favourite, Holman, from Deme rara ; Berwick, Width, from Borbadues; Prince of Wale., Greir - fon ; Helton, Herbert; and the St. Vincent, Foy, from St. Vin• cenre —Sailed this 'Thomas, Hall, for Africa; and the Vcir Vric n deo, Went?, for Hantburgh. Cc roar. It 3.—Paffcri by the Nancy, Allifon ; Mar qetun Prind and the Natitilou., Harwood, from St. Vincent's: Boddingtons Clank; Hope, ; lit Minn. ; Fingal!, Hall; Trelawny Alczandcr, M•Lauren, from Tobago; LI. belay, Wat ton, front Qwbec; Lady Mackwortb, —; and the June, Tifir.s. front fir-roads; Juffrow Collins, Johannes, from Charante; Albion, Taylor; and the Adive, Mlllott, from Tri nidad; 1 ritort, from Tortola; tarn:my. Lee, from An tigua; I ler ry, bryan ; Printer.. Cori.tih ; Peggy, Allan; and Nauttl,,u, from burit.ant.—S.llLa the lauil'a Marga. recta, --, far Strtlin ; 'Ewe Gebrodere. Holtz, for Bremen; Aurora, —; and Vrow Genoa, Hamborgla. HlN't —At Poole, the Pat L (lone, Blaekler, from New fout..l4rd—At Bri tol, Atalanta, Wytliyeombe. from Q ybec— At I, ith, Aretloiti, Grcigg, from klaiec—At Cork, Miran, I.•urtdhal, from Barhailom—At Dublin, Marla A , .^ufla, front 9,,urdeaux ; Aun and Eliza, Gruver, from Trinidad; Wil• ham and James, hl•c'..be, from Antigua; Hero, Smith; and the Three Sifters, Mounc.ll, from St. Vincents—At Smyrna. Friend• fbip, Andcrfon; Mount Royal, Darrell; end the Navigation, Fakes, tram London—At Coultantinople, Starling, Britian, from London. The Hunter, Weeks, partly loaded, for Hull, drove from htr anchors in Nara roads, and is totally loft on the beach. The Print., of Wales packet, from lalmouth,arrived at Union on the t oh ult. _ Yaterday feitnight. the ibip Herbert, Captain George, from Antigua, !alit with rum, fugars, and cotton, was wrecit,d near Strangford, and the Ercater part of the rargo entirely loft. Five hundred calks of fug or were Akan/al. mistottunc happcncd us confolucut time: w:athcr. PR/NCiESS OF IPA • taut. Acetcrear.—Her Ro Princes of WALas let out, OW 'llll in her barouche and lir, front her ti to dine with Mr. LocK I, at his feat two miles beyond Leatherhead.. nets wasAccocripanied by Lady Sst t CHOLMONDIi : If t the latter of who Tome days, on a vi fit to her Royal Hi heath. The party proceeded in • they approached Leatherhead, wt in turning a tharp corner, was um Her Rqyal Higbnefs was thrown of lence, and received a fevere hurt ti It was at firtt feared that it was di was not the fa& She received for but, r.•e art happy to fay, her Roy, dangerootly hurt. Lady &IS rrts, jury, except what wasoccafinned by CNOLMONDILIr was killed upon the was the violence with which this ' was thrown nut of the carriage, ti ing in contaet with a poll, her flu and intlant death was the confer immediately taken to the Swan Ins where firrgical allillince was procui fork had fled, never to return. nets the Princef of WaLss, and when recovered a little from thei returned in an agony of grief to are happy to (late, that they were day, and that no apprchenfion was either of them had received any fetioi —The Pr!ocefs is. however, much prefs was immediately fent to Lai to apprife her of the melancholy Ladythip Milani!) , communicated to Earl Pettey, at Islorthumberlani whom moll of her other relatives made acquainted with the fad nor; Mils CHOLMOMDE Ler was daughl nourable and Reverend Roister Retaar of liartinford, Bury, and Sr ford, who was fon of the third Lay, and uncle to the prefent Eat, OE LEY, this lamented Lady's vener ing, and refides at her houfe in Jeri her very advanced age, and precari , theznott alarming confer:pence. at (be learns the fatal accident. Lai wife of Sir WILLIAM BELL INCII•T Bellingham, Ireland, is now her daughter. Mils CHOI. MONDELP YW; of age, of the molt refined and elcgi beloved by all who had the honour lance. ANOTtirrt ACCOUI On Thurfday her Royal Highnt Wat.ss, accompanied by Lady Sit CHOLHONDELIY, left Blackheath en a vifit to Mr. Local., at Not Leatherhead, with the intention of ner. The pollillions drove with ut the horfes were going at the rate of hour, when, on turning a tharp cot , of the town of Leathethead, the turned, and the affittance of the pr was called by the moil alarming fhi Highnefs was taken out, her face w; (he was otherwife much broiled, peared to be broken; and the t much difficulty, to walk to the near to which the accident happen( vaILD was much alarmed, but efcai CHOLMOIDELFY, however, we ate a violent contolion An the head, w. out the !tali fign of remaining life, in that Elate to the King's Head It Sir LUCAS PI P YS, who lives in tl was immediately fent for. He pros Highnefs's misfortune fuels as not life ; no bones were broken or difl , COWL MONDSL Y was dead ! A v% head had occaftoried a copious from her noftrils, her mouth, and now remains a lifeleft corpfe at Le This dreadful misfortune tank pl and four o'clock in the afternoon. nets, and Lady tin WIELD, 2ftel Notbury Park, where they remait care the whole of yeßerday. A duel was fought on Thurfda q break nn Smallbury Green, near H, two gentlemen who were unknown paired thither in two London chail waiting for them on the road, and two rounds each, the parties retir , received any apparent injury. Yeflerday the Countels aramm from Brighton. The body of he was brought to town this day. Ii for interment to the Parifh of Cri Hall, Norfolk. in which his Lordi lies. Mr. W. FORTESCUII s by hill becomes Vifcount Forte - cue, and Clermont elates. A fcene truly gratifying to the at SG Peter (but gh, recently took pl On the occafion of laying the fiat change, every Englifh merchant it vited. This ceremony being conclur were invited to a tplendid enterraira Empet or pre fided in perfun. The difplayed in his Majelly's deportmt of admiration amungft his guelis. that could be procured, was fpre cherrytrees in full beating on each and the choicelt wines, gave a v. During the deftert, the Emperor tool of prefenting to every &kith merch. of the value of about fix guineas, h. a ftriking likenefs of the Emper an elevation r,f the Imperial Eich, to be built. His Wetly at the them to preterite it as a memorial of fira commercial nation in the w-tl, cation of that aria f iendihip which to manifea towards England. Al. et appropriate toalls, the company de hour, highly delighted with their e; the attentions with which they had his Majefly. Only two hunched were diltributed, and the dye from taken MAI immediately dsittoyed. ilinesese•—ewea t I . . 1 !PALES. , k SIR SAMUEL 1100 D. —.• • • Royal Highnefs the Sir SAMOrL Hoon, pl. 3. who has fo greatly .liftinguilhod him. a Thurfilay afternoon, fellron various oecations. Is the fon of the late Rev. Mr. liooo, of her feat at Blackheath, Chard, in Somerfetibire, and nephew of the Lor,hi Vit.:num Hoots s feat at Norbizry Park, and B This a ' , D a r i o:A: Bl %l 7 latter of whom he Is the flipper : 41 lo it: id. Her Royal High- period of the evacuation Of C Toulon. previous er ion t s h t e o j w u "hie frigate.i:o haecht the y SHRSitILD,and Mifs tailed on a croae. On his return, ignorant of what had kipper ed Whnm had been, for in his 'Vence. tie failed into the harbour, and come to an anchor. gal liighnefs, at Black. The evening was hazy, with heavy rain ;n o co l ours were ditplayed on the Interne*, or it there were, they were either not villhie or in perfeCt fafety until E ng liih . A boat Cattle alongfide the Juno, and 'Corral Frenchn; n I, when the barouche, of the new mun i c ip a li ty , went on i o..rd They ast d to. news ai r ict, is unfortunately Opfer. gereriving the millake that ftill reigned. they converted with Cap. taM Hoots, as if they were under the Britt& Gov e r n m ent . F ort u• ten out with great yin. art upon,her thoulder. n ately,the Let coloured cockade in one of their bats eau P l t h and he perceived the treacherous tendene of their Wit W ' th is eye. I, 'AS diflocated, but that pretence of m ind, b e ordered Rune retrellaments to be letbi l l a i e rc t 'd fume other hruifey, them, went on deck, and communizated to the officers and crew Royal Highnefs is not the fltuation of the Ihip, direding i them to flip the cable. and make „cr.,. and loop aeratveyr n iso t a n innn f e a dc i .n i thad o e u , t fte. of the harbour. This he a etc.!. reisLD received no in- i e n ve Z Pe ai fb !de r a e s ti enl° fr ee om ui t id h: e f.; h rt e a c t binaattnedriores Lord s o h ra e ed by ft ight ; but Mifs on the (pot. So great Hoots. .. .Isis unfortunate I,.ady Previous to the attack on the French line in the Bay of Ahoultir. 4,e, that her htad COM• t w h a e s A r l c i i ra en l Captain la d ailed hf M — c oon to inquire , if he thought there r &tall Was fraallSeds • the Osore ? . t Captain o H w oo lte o r fald or ' h 'r e l d i iTs . iot hct k w no ee w n th eo e ut tne w m it Y h a t i l ' i d et onfequenc.e. She Was Admiral's pernaillion, be would lead in, and try . ' Th ' e Gonda, n Inn, at Leatherhead, however, being the fatten. faller, and having the Start, fait gained rocured, but the vi:at the T n h o e l lof honour. n. Her R. ,, 1ral Higl . being th Z e e tte 3 o u i s i ' d o f: . 74 , li g , u t n i s e ' d C ilid ain t Hoe o ; h t:e d the honour of [IA Lady SeirFFIELD, land, and to reecive ' , P with the Goli . ah7 t th w e e fir ' il t he f rom emy atlide th e their exceffive terror, (hips of the enemy, as well as from the batteries and gun boats, Fto Blackheath. We with which their van w a s Strengthened : there two Wt. villa the vere both better yeller- was entertained that the Y battle, ue Orion, nt : sl A udacious, d and Thefeus, took their (teflon. halide the ene• a k n . G e were rere e i Immediately m and e dia G te i ;L e t dole o i le d ; Et te i,: t it h . 0 e At t the w f elofe , of let ion s per final injury. le %Rice and la Diane, cut their cables, and (toed our to o fe r a iP p t u e r s f fue - d by the Zealous. Captain Hoop, wbo hand Conley andeaso , Ured inch broiled. An ex• Lady WILLOUGHBY, to it prevent iontor u th, ir efape :boe, as there was no other (hip in a coo- ) my accident, and tier On t h e IPlTtntort t h e ou of Auguft, Rte having w a r s e r fi e t e t a e l d it e d he Ships of his fleet ated the difnsal tidings and prizes in the beft manner the !tores which he bad would per- :timid Hoar, through mit, the Admiral foiled from the Bay of Aboukir, leaving Captain eves and Friends were SAMUEL HOOD. with four fail of the line and two frigates,to bbek up the port of Alexandria, and to inter c ep t a n y f up plies which Rory. up be fent to the French army. aughter of the late Ho. Captain Howl ornament engaged in co-operating in the expo!. MT CHOL MONOR SP Y, Bon of the French from the Roman territory. and in IBot com- iii St. Andrew's, Hert• mended the Venerable, one of the Chip s o f t h e f qua d ron un d er Si r JAM E+ ft S . A U t klAlt re. h. In the engagement of Algcrira,, he particu- larly Earl CHOLMOSIDE• EMI. Mrs. CHOI. WIN- Form Y idarlet alli ed Freoc (hipflfo' by ri4 P g u ti 'f ri u s ie w g h a i l e d h hheliatinng to neatly t ed he . venerable parent i• liv• when his main malt was flout away This accident en y abled Ma a Jermyndbeet. Ft om nmagonift t.. efcape. „ The higheft penile, (lays Sir JAMES SAU CaptainatoltEE . in i his latter to the Admiralty on this nation) is due to !carious il at e of health, g o o jot , t t ry ?beer, and men of the Venerable, for their e. ate expefted, when fpirlt and in the nelson, which entitled them to better Lady BELLING HAM. lucre's" Ire 11•14, Bait. of Cattle On the renewal of hoftilitiev, in 1803, Captain Hon° was ap- I t s t r i s e inte n d k C. f .m c mander In Chief on the Leeward Bland ftation, with r h er only furviving .i Y was about 40 years Otn ra eral Gat Zi m at ud ri, ure in t a h n e d 7ed ag udti em o p n ie u y t ed the in ll eu u D ie u h n e jaitin ni w es it o h f elegant manners, and Berbiee, Demerara, and Ifrequ.bo. T, his (entices in the Medi- ionour of her acquain• terraneati, he was henoun.d, bf the Kmg of the Two Sicilia, with the Order of St. Ferdinand and of Merit ; and. in tBO4, helms COUNT. insetted, by his own Sovereign, with the Order of the Bath. ghnds the Princefs of —.--_. ,y StIIFFISLD and Mit; SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. tth ab , iut two o'clock, -- ; Norbury Park, near . NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, OM. on of returning to din• FRIDAY, OCT• 3 lilt untifital (peed, and Mr R. Boyee's Wretch, 3 yrs old, lift alb. beat Mr Howorth's ate of fifteen miles an Plantagenet, 4 r" *id ' 'ft—Two yr old C. Mr lloworth to flake , corner at the entrance tsje i stLicogs- 7 5 to a mit Wretch. worth s Orangeade, Sit beat Mr. Mellino's &dale, 6ft the carriage was over- slb--Two yr old C isigs h. ft. —a to lon Orangeade. Mr Panton's Tim, 8n.7111. beat Mr R. Prince's Comrade, yft. he people its the town ng finicky. Her Royal Two yr old C. roons--k to sen Tim. Mr Howorth's Oran g eade , . ree . Bftlb 7 • IrScr , front Mr Rs ate was much cut, and Prince's Comrade, B ft Two yr old C. anoga. i fed, but no bones ap• he was enabled, with • The office of Extra Reader of Prayers at St. Ann's, the King 'y Head Inn, , Soho, having become vacant by the refignation of the ppened. Lady SHSF, t efcaped unhurt. Mifs Rev. Mr. JEFFERSON, an elation took place on Thurf- are forty to flare, from day in the veßry room. The candidates were the Rev. S. CA MPS tr, the Curate, and the Rev. Mr. d, was taken tip with• GURNEY. The Ph ew of hands was in favour of Mr. • life, and was carried ad Inn. GAMEIN. A poll was demanded, and the numbers iin the ncighbourkond, were as follow „ For nor....•AMBILK 317 ' pronounced her Royal FCE Mr. GURNEE 1215191 nor to endanger her Mr. GURNEY declined the contetl. r diflocated—but Mifs Mr. BANNISTIR is rapidly recovering from the A violent blow on her dials of the accident he lately had the misfortune to us difcharge of blood experience. The drefling on his hand was opened and her eves—and the yesterday for the firft tinge, and it was afcertained at Leatherhead. that there was not the lea& danger of lofing any son. Hcr Itlyal High- of ink place between three his fingers. fret wards proceeded to COV BHT GARDEN.—King Henry the Fighth, and The emained under proper Citizen, were performed at this Theatre latt night.-- Pore petfonified the King with great judgment and I dignity. Mrs. SIUDOSIS exhibited her eminent dra. _- trfday morning at day• between manic talents to great advantage in Queen Catharine; ear Hnunflow Rue received much app lause , as did Mils Baunrow its , mown. They had re. Anne Buren, which the performed with talk and feel- chaifes Mr. Miley's, appeared again in Toting Bhilp o t, , and a and was received with applaufe. eter having fired which were in in g' I retired without having On Monday lall, as the fon of Mr. J. Wrcztares, ! Tido Surveyor, of Penzance, a lad of between nine R mnwr arrived in tnwn and ten years of age, was amuting hirnfilf in a boat, of her departed Lord he fell over her bows into 14 or is feet water, where . 1 i It will be removed he was fupported, as by a miracle, without any ap- t Criffingliam, Witten parent alliaance for the ( pace of near ten minutes, to Lordthip's country feat the furpt ire of the numerous fpeßators, who trembled t.; r hip Lot dfhip's demife, for fear he would fink ere the boats reached the fpot k and fucceeds to the where he was. It is worthy remark, that about fovea f i years fence, a feaman fell overboard from a boat its the Engl:fli merchants fight of many people, near the fame ( pot ; lie instantly I )k place in that capital. funk, and was drowned before any allifiance could 1 fiat Stone of A new E r . be afforded him. l rat in the place was in- Thurfday ]an. a Clerk at the Banking Houk of , ncluded, our merchants Meal's. Drummond, Charing Crofs, went to the Bank lainment, at which the , of England, to receive fifteen hundred pounds in five The cafe and affability pound notes, but when he got home, he found hit niment Was the theme pocket picked of two hundred of his auto. He 10011 Jells. Every delicacy atter returned to know their number., when he ex- fprend on the tables ; ph tied to the Clet k from whom he bad the notes. each fide of the table, that after counting the find five hundred pnunds, he a zest to the heart.-- pit them in his cafe, ea ' r i c h , being qu i te full, he or took the opportunity , folded tip the oilier thonfand, and put them in his i nerchant a gold medal, ' c"4' pn.'ket, which was made in the plaits behind, ac- !as, having ten one (id, cording to the m dent fashion. r .r, and on the reale, f e J Trace Prize. of Twenty • Flionfand Pound., ...gcliange, as intended 1 Three ditto of Ten • I'luoi!tn.l Pounds, the lame time delired l Threw ditto of Five Thoi:iand Bounds, ial of his refpea for the 1 betide., many others of ler matmilude in the eliciting wlld, and as an indi- : State L ittery, which begins D awni i ; the i3t': of thus 'lnch he always willied I Ni-titl. /. 1 .4 porfira and ‘m't (itilrien (Ip-reunite tl:et will Aber di i.ikirig kver Al i ..der thil year, l , i is-liellin • 'he above Capital Prize., ny departed at a late ! may now ',c crnbr.,ced by F. ,, tune',. V •iarte , who are err entertainment, and canti.lied not t•, delay their app:ication t , r rickets had linen h it lived by I and Slimes, as the lOW] qii.iii:it y, being only 20,000, Iced and fits meda:s is arn expelled to he min ii to the rapid demand the from which they were prcfcnt popular and unevalled Scheme has occa• cd. 1 fined. . . .... 11 '