Star. — London, England, 1806-11-21 00:00:00

I zi.i.”lloq T1114TR6&.• 1 r• l : . f . :{JI~ ~ Mr Movr maws. Mr WRIVITSBIL. Mn Pt 8111081111. MA* Doncarr. 11 . /. l l ffi AtiA uI LAR 111 t s *S .I.olllllllr ia t id giiiihaleia if Mr. HeteinHorilrge it this Theatre. endtlid the Paler Ms*. • Isa fellooring asr die principal DRAMATIS PERSONA"; ,i; • Rir Megan, mr Ilaternir. • • • elbow! a, - Mr Mr H.Sispora. . Mr RAT Mews. Mt. Naar Lit. Mr Prowais. Mr Deirrox. Mr Dv Cwity. Prederkk Agile, =isalor, 11 4 , jailor I.4=ben, Paremer. oiddliell. : • liar. 3_. za Adds, - ,~, . ate, _ . The plot of this piece is extremely ciectunferibed. Mr. Arriatiet, a rich merchant, (the vinditlive man), entertains a deeply-rooted enmity againft his abfent brother, Coked asfelne, s prifoner abroad in great dielreft. from which he is relieved by the generality of the elder Moiriowl, at the expanse of his own li berty ; as, to procure the tosser aecefary for his benevolent purpofo, he applies to the Merchant, which not being able to repay, he incurs a Culpicion of being a dilhonourable &drafter : his inability, however, is oceafirined entirely by the death of a brother, from whom he had great expetßations, but who had left his whole fortune to an artful woman be bad kept, and who, loon after, dying, bequeathed the whole property to a niece, an amiable country girl, who, when the underflands how it was acquir ed, rehires to accept it. Her feruples, however, are compromifed, by her giving her hand to young Moitiaad, and the Piece ends in the reconciliation of the Allelic: through the mediation of the elder Mai,. Lead, and a benevolent Attorney, and the marriage of Frederic and his cou6n Swazi; but the whole btu finefs is fo Rrangely brought about, that it is impof- able the piece can maintain itfelf on the Rage. Not only the defect of the plot, but an ill choice of clarifiers, mutt be fatal to (he views o f the au thor. The rellorarkni of Ms own Goligneit, from the tea kb Rain. tsar he enr,Adered particularly fo—the port was violently hid through the play ; and all tie mists, with the exception of LantLerr. the Au 'r utty. formerly 4jit y adventurer, well performed by Powell, were imperfeEt (ketches. 77 •'On an attempt t give out theCpmedy for a future ...dOpeefostatiros,. the voice of d i approbation quite ~gloppned that of the performer who came forward . es the occalion. r • A humoutous Prologue, comparing the new rite, We l er lerved opSt a tavern, where all :he per. 11 are reprefented as waiters, was well Ipi , ken ' 2 *' Dowses ; at was an Epilogue, of the common riVare kind, by Mifs DUNCAN. ._:.The author is mach indebted to all the perfnrm:rs ..,, r their exertions, however tinfueeefsful , particu -1 rhy re; ELLISTON, Menace , , WCWITZIR , (an ad• t a ":. Yelite*Jew) and Nor, D . . Mrs. H. SIDDOISS'S dtblerietecorst unworthy het talents. Covens. GAlosn.—A new Operatical Afterpreee, entitled 7be Ajmer of Arabia, was afted at this The ayslaft night for the &di time. It i. kid to have been written by Rtenotos. If fo, in is by far the with of his ►abnuts t • DaaMATla PIRSONX. _ _ Dan Utopia Mr LUTON Don Dubin Mr D AAA A on? Mr Incursion =tali - Mr CASWELL& Hogan Arras . Mr Ese tar 'reiterant Doleful Mr FAWCETT Atm:Wall - Mr CIE/IMAM • - MT BELLAMY Wkiow Lorittan . Mifs BRUNTON ZAlWyrtl Mrs C. Karim' Zela Mifs Wanne. Scene. Itieppe—the Detail. and Bjorn. We fubjoin the following, u a defcription of the Miry . Don ertopie, a merchant of Aleppo, having receiv ed a letter from the rich widow LerOws. of Before,. . l offeting her hand and fortune to has fon corks, or 'den hits to fee out on his journey acrofs the Defart, 4P . order tp accept the widow's propufals. Carlo: de :2 harts for Bann, difguifed as the fervent and under ate care of Wan Arran, a Tartar guide and Met: ifdtrger from the Sultan—he is accompanied by Try: from Doleful,(who is like a ife difguifed as the fervent of itrrez, and who is on his way to India in fearch i f t i &rttnaway wife) —as they crofs the Wart, they quit Peng, being ridguaed with his haughty beba• wino', and as they proceed on their journey they are attacked by predatory Arabs, and fly for proteaion an the land/sr:try of the tomb rf Ali—Bette Carle, meets with Zaseyrta, an Arfbian girl to whom he is violently attached, and who was then affiking her father Abitalkh in watching the lights, which burn perpetually in that hallowed dome. The joy of this meeting makes Zinnytta forget her duty—the lamps ago not—and the Montrt.els. with guards, refit in, and feize them all. Bean Ariaz enters rind demands Trifiretn and Carla: As Ills fiti TAWS, and upon (hewing the Sultan's feel. they are delivered up to him. On their arrival at Baffura, Trifirsno Delefal, by miaake, is introduced to the widow Loran, as Carlo', and Trans ands in the per fon of the widow his runaway wife Lawn Maria: a mutual reconciliation takes place, and Dow Utopia, (who has arrived at Bafora about the fame time) Ending hintfelf difappointed in his prof - peas with regatd to the widow, is prevailed upon by Carlos to Wit his influence at Baffora to pro. cure a pardon foe Alelallai and Zantyria. which hay ing obtained, they fet off with a Perfian caravan, to retrace their way to Aleppo. and on their return relents iikiallah and Zawyrta flora the fury of the Arabs, which having accumplilbed, the piece con. dudes with a grand Proceffion and Chortia. This piece was defigned by the Author merely as a vehicle for mafic and fpatacle; and as filch. we think it likely to rout with very general approbation. The Pieties are all new, and many of them beanti , folly ptilasefqrser the Tomi' of 4/i, at the imiclufion of the bra aft, produced, indeed, a mod impreilive atilt as did the finely-coloured (ernes of the river Timis, and the Mottle sat the Wil.ar Ltrillaa ; and the lad kale, which reprefentsat caravan upon the detart, is of a nature. we believe, completely novel to the p a i e . 11 4 wing% or fide-fcener, which generally coned of *alb or trees, are totally removed, and in their place aus_fublinnted elephants and camels. with tiarretro ow their backs.—The perfpcaive is a turtutcyburp tof Oa slaiart. The 'wag ta alio in air or4ginal flyle I it is the Italian fchool, adipted to I she EngWl theatre. •.3 I.l•The author is highly indebted to the pesibibers, catopofir. L 41114. n. the kyle paintekttpaoSt to kbafe whole fancy deviled }e the dreffes. The hours was crowded, and the new piece was announced for repetition amidil applaufes mingfod with marks of difspprobation. The following long was given by Fawcurr, in his ufaal comic manner, and was defervedly esoored -50140 ?AWCITT. No man I e'er knew, Turk, ChrUlian, or Jew, The rhino to tooth was not wiYlns ; But when 1 may mks My choice, as to make, With guineas my perfe I'm for Sling; for of 6U tie Pea looking gold pet ores I fee, The face at ear King is the Maitre for Inc. The heath Leads for, Nos that bee more. Clip 'd dee by • counterfeit former; And tha' livres big found, They're but ten pence a pound, And sewer we famiast ea paper; The olb:de of Spain • Is mere AA In the pan, Their dollars Jack Tar kindly cravens— Search the Continent down You'll am Gad an old Como— .. Bat new oats and brats ones by dozens ! So of all the gaud looking gold platen I :es, The face of me King 11 the Maitre Tor Me. BATH. NOVEMBER so. The veteran Raoszter once more put hinifolf at the head of his Mufical Corps on Wednefday even ing lan, being the firft Subfcription Concert. Not withilanding Bath is at prefent extremely thin, the large Room was nearly filled with genteel compbny. all of whoa) were highly gratified WI the excellent vocal parfotatances of Mrs. As ia, . Mifa SHAIP, Sig , Don 14 Lai. Mos ILL,. Mr. MAGRATINI, together witb,a,,Fluti,Cuncerto by Mr. Asa, a Concerto on tbalrApacellaby LaseLav,aad aCuncertante on the Hqrna..hy the PATLIDIS. All of the above pertorm• aticeg. were accompanied by a aloe refpeflahle and well (elated band, &In played a Mir *WWI* of BeathOran's, and pee of Mozart's, id a verylpirilad , tanner.. Ansongtt the latea arrivals here are— Marnu 4 .of Landfdininsa.,,lind sad Counters .1 thharnham. Earl Sitscird. C nultes of Waidestran, Counter. &Ignore, Billsop of lillialf and Leif. Cilia Chief Brat Macdonald, Lady and MA AVoort, nye Lacs A/Mangan% Lady Claire, Hon. Mr. a .cillin Iluttoa, lion. Milk Ms, Archdeacon of Sarum and family Sir Hand and Lady Colby and family, Sir S. Haynes, i Res Sir N brain.' Ekon,. Sir Diebr and Lady Macismorth, Sir jot pit 1".,r1w, Sir Samuel Taylor, Sir William Abdy, Ad; r.i and Mrn Jones, General Archer , General Anker, General Ctrs. Colonel Lloyd, Jones. Coionel Seat,Seat, MO, Thomp Major and Mrs. P. Jones, Major Parry, Major Mins, Mai•• Di:cher, Major Daniels, Rev. Dr. Mrs. and Mifs Halloran, Re,. I , r and Mn. Wood, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Drake, Dr. Talior.aer. Mr. Dixon, Rev. Mr. Almick, Rev. Mr. Grenville, Rev. Mt. Will, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Huntley and family, .Rev. Mr. Green, k ev. Mr. Mrs. and Mifil MUM, Ray. Mr. Terry, Rein Mr. Town • ' fend. Rey. Mr. M. Tapktoft, Captain Lindfey, Captain Eking, Captain Pan, Captain and Mra Gould. Captain Wilton, Captain Hingins,, Captain Thornhill., Captain Malik. Captain sod Mrs. Bailie, Lkstenant P. Jones, Lieutenant Fallon, Mr. and Mrs, Moody, em. &c. His Royal Highnell the Duke of CoMatatawo had a fele& dinner party yelierday, at Dia apartments in. St. jamea's. General Warr, Colonel RANSIT, Baron Hawes, &e. dined yelterday with his Royal Highnefs the Duke of CAM as 'nos, at his apartments in St. James's. The Countefs of MALSIIBUIIIr, and a fele& party of friends, dined yelterday with Lord and Lady MI aro, at their houfe in Arlingtnn•ftrcet. Lord Host.anD entertained vellerday a Weft tarty of diflinguillted praetors tedinner at Holland houfe. Earl Starry' had a feted dinner party yelkerday at his horde in St. James's-place. The Hon. GI and Mrs. Ewan arrived yef terday at their father's (Lord Marto's) boufe in Arlington-111Tc', from Sanland. A few days ago the bodies of the late Marquis and Marchionefs of TwiecoeLe arrived at Leith, from Verdun, in France, by way of Rotterdam, and were yelierday fe'nnight depoated in the family burying ground at Yettcr. In the Viceroyflaip of Buenos Ayres there are valuable mines of different ore, in number as fol- I.iw :--3o of gold, 27 of flyer, feven of copper, two of tin, and feven of lead. Coot. Itss,oistro.—ln the public difeu(lions, which fonietimes (though (doom) take plate in Si. beria, the Speaker is obliged to hand in a Irani, or tribtine, filled with cold water, fo that the element reaches the orator's chin kOnfequenct, kw/ fkfcbro, efpecially in the svinttr Mesh are rarefy dt-h -vered.—Even in England. it is Mown that many Senator,, have had cad erveier thrown on their Ipeedies alter delivery. Jews IN Fs ancir—The number of Jews in the French &minions is eitimated at one hundred thou fend ; theie people have been for tome years in pnf tefflon of every civil right ; feveral are officers in the army, others fill the place of judges, adminiarators, and municipal officers. In the department of Mont Tonsure, one of them is wayor of his commune in which he ha., at the fame time, proved himlelf a good financier and a good farmer. The idea of a Hebrew Newipaper is not new. The Praia, Jews, about fix years ago, publifhed a jour nal in Hebrew, in which they attacked the reveries of the Talmud both with argument and ridicule; this Paper is to he revived at Defrau, in a new form, and to he called " The Shulamite ; or, a Journal for the Diffu lion of Knowledge among the Jews." On Wedoefday. one of the Enfield Rage coaches having awed on Snow bill whilft the coachman v.ent into alb .p with an order, the horfes took a fudden Itart.'and tan down Skinner greet ; the door of Mr. Robins, the grocer, corder of Hnlbormbridge, being open, they went into the fhop without doing say damage, and were gently backed into the greet. A woman was gored in Union Ricer, Nitro', by a cow, 1.41 week, in a dreadful manner. She was im. niedi.itely conveyed to the Infirmary, but is fines dead. e iv—On the night between Sunday and Monday fennighr, an alarming lire took plate in the cow. houli and 'table of William Abel, forriset, in the perith of Seaway, by which three buries and three cows wart bossed to, death. Nattrtcamrsulancs. MAILS THIS DAT. •aa. Dot. MIL 0.0. Dublin s 0 I Gettenbargh o Watreord 0 Harnburgh 0 j PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER so. Arrived hi. Moja ly's (hip °lima from nff Cadiz. Sailed his Majelly't !hip Ma Neuay for the Dawns. DEAL, NOVEMBER so. Arrived the ALONSO., BASILISK. lIITI , LLIOPNT. tholiaT, and Tlollitss yen brigs, from a c,uize • if B..ulugne. Put back the COILMoR AMY flonr. Ar rived the Fuer bomb from Portfemeth, with a con voy which are failed for the River. Pna back the CnaLLemots (loop, from a cruise. Sailed the Kyrs flop on a cruise rff the Kentint Knock; SLaKI Amp, for Sheernefs; BOLD, Tacesvot, and looto-! KANT gnn brigs, on a cruise uff Boulogne. Re• I main in the Downs the Ship' as per aft ; alto Har-, riott and Martha, PTIIIDIP, for Seville; lAuzugur, Fintrt, for Charleflon ; Champi.m, Pasrra. and Cumberland, KENT, for Jamaica. Wind S.W. I HARWICH. 310VPMBER fn. There not beim! a packet in the harbour, the Agent for the Pod Office hired two extra velfel, f r .thopurponfe of forwarding the Mails of this day 1 there vefAvfailed this afternoon, one for Cuxhaven, with I the Kernisurgh and Bremen Mails, and Mr. Faulk ner, one of his Majefly's Meffengers ; and the other with the Gottenbergh Mail. ORE/MOCK. NOVEMPFR t 7. The trettl captured by the Duke 4 Kent, and carried into Demerara, is a brig from B.rceona, bound to the River Plata, mounting four long st•poun ' ders, and is raid to he vahted at 15,c001. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. AAAAAA NS. Nov. soo-Pad by the Mary and Anne, Tay , Inr, front Faro; Traveller, kith, from Lifbon ; Man ohy. from Honduras; Commerce, Walker, from Dublin ; Prints of Wales, blamed). and the King George, Turner, from Mu& Nee Bay. Sailed the Irtmoorite, Ellis, for Waterford ; Nordftern, Time, for nevem Kleine Fritz, Jurgenfoo ; and the Twe I GuallanhOwan, for Herniburgb ARRIVED. /la Cowee,the Ravine, Weinnain, from Feterfbergh-oAt Hull ianehefter, Killer, from Archangel-At Drifted. Aurora, I from Valencia-At Plymoeth, Venus, Squarry, from Newfound land-At fleeter, William. Carpenter, from Newfoundland-At Waterford, Neptune, Palk, heat Newfoundland -At Oporto, one, Hay, from Leith; Deeania, —, from Plymouth ; Hope, Idiehoh, front London ; Whim, Wilfon ; and the Britannia. Don. glee from Hull; Speedwell, Dunn ; and the Eleanor, Nightingale from Neon-Ale • Hannah, Dagger and Mary, Crow.from New foundand.-.At l/aott, David, Wilkinfon ; and Nancy, from Nsvrfoundland ; Mae, Harris, from Neweaftkt Mary, Bard, from Peterfburgh ; Neftor , Mur dock ; and Siften, from Lanni ; London Packet, Carnahy ; Surrey, Sleek; and the Sportfman, Stanton, from London-At St Übe's, Napoleon, Nord- Bern, from Londom-At Tenerife, Vidtory, Bicknell, from Lon dono-At Madeira.Suffoa, Bryant, front London-In the River, the Ann and Mnry, l'aylor, front Faro-At Chathem, the Eliza • hitchen ; and the Young Steen, Pearce, from Petcriburgh-.011 Dover. the Pomade*, King, from Liftann--At Poole. the Betky Briltowe ; Garnett, and the Endesmar, ChriP tan, from Newfoundland-At Liverpool, the Mittel'. Baker, from Na.. fuundland-In the Bilde,tbe Wilfon,Simpfon, from St. Andrew's Extraft of a Letter from a pallenger in the 'rran fir, from Smyrna, dated SLangate Creek, Nov. 19. 1805 : " We palled through Sir J. T. Duckworth's easvoy cm the 3ntim ult and, from its appearance. mutt have expericacei &netting weather. I imagine, &only after we gaffed them, they had a fait wind through the Gut, for about as hours after we gaffed them, we ant with a (Iron' wcfterly wind. They wouLl. however, have fame rifle to rum, for the gnu boats having had fuck warning in confequence of their:being detaineJ by contrary winds euttidc, betides three attempts which they made to get in, that no lef. than as or 3o were eoneift:tl at Tcrifa, belles numbert that were at Aliening They bed taken one of our gun boats though not without much relifiance. The Three Sitters, Thunit:fon ; ThLtio tranfport, anA another veal, haul arrived at Gibrdtar, having parted from the convoy. The Favourite, Ast.art, from Liverpo , l for the Well Indies, wa. on More near Wexford on the toth inft.—Crew rased. The Belford, I.VeTatz ; and the Brifk, CH trrea, from London, (Ailed from Gorge on the agth of Sep tember. The Cis Brother?, Prldrbouoaa, from Liverpool, for Gibraltar ; and the Gum-flier, —, from New foundland, ale captured sad carsicd into Aigtfitas. A letter from Semlin. dated October 9, fays " After the battle of the Bth of September, near AC prows, the Ottoman troops abandoned Niffa, and retreated by Cibit to Somkai, where they rallied.— Czerni George purfued them with the center of his army, while the right made a circuit to dote the enemy's retreat, and the kft remained in its pofition to watch Paiwan Oglou, who bad polled himfelf at Nara. On the L oth, the Turks advanced from S.m kai to meet the infurgents, and a (mart engagement of feveral hours duration took place, the remit of which was again favourable to the Serviens. The Tusks were beaten back five leagues, and the two parties remained quiet to the lath, on which day j Ibrithim Pasha, with a fuite of 6o men, went to the tiervian head-quarters at Somkai; and, after a nego- I tiation of three hours, concluded an armistice for tix weekswith Caerni George. that interval of time being fpecitied for the purports of entering into nego.tatione for a general peace, and Ibrahim Paths pledging Aka& to exert all his interest with the Porte r to oh taro for the Salvia°. the ben pollible conditions. On the fame day, Curni George fet out for Semendria and held a Council of War, of the determination of which we have net yet been informed ; and on the fame evening. a courier from Conflantinople brought Ibrahim Pasha an order from the Grand Seignior to fulpend boailities, and Ibrahim in consequence fet out nest day, for the Fservian head quarters, where not finding the General, he tent Tome of his guards, accompanied by Dome Serviaw Officers, with the Fir man to Semendris, and returned hinsfelf to his camp. The arrangements contained in this Yuman are laid to be very favourable to the Servians, and it was ge nerally believed in confequence, that peace would fuon take place. We have, however, through another channel learned. that the infurgents have conceived hells protein:tom. _ _ _ "The Sere ian left wing, tinder Milling, was attacked by Paws' Oglou, with 20,000 nun, OD the t ith, during the retreat of the ',Forks i and after an °bib. oats ciion, completely defeated. Their whole camp fall into his power, and they were perfued to fk gruiga, and thence to Ginilendet and Klifura before they could make a sand. Here, however, being joined next day by a reinforcement at 14,000 men, they matched out againft l'alfwao Oglou to take their rt. It is pelible that the news of the armistice may have induced them net to renew the sEtion." if 4R.V.L.INIi. CORN-PXCHANGE, NOVEMBER sr. . - This day there are fcarce any arrivals of Cr-tin in general. Wheat it i r confider+ble fopplies ; espee.ntr, a reduiflinn in price, few Cile• are made, and le. cond., wiib ordinary, are alinott yid) or 'pryer.. Barley, with Malt, are very heavy fele—B-ant, of each defcriptinn, keep their price —there are large roPPres f O+E.. and thole of belt quelirr are a critic dearer —in Flour little alteration—fine American 44. e. to 43.. per barrel. o Wheat. 3s. 66s Its isr qr. Grey Peak 46. 32.04 Fine Ditto. 113. 86s od Beans, ngs 3s. ott R7I, 4os 431 04 Tick Ditto 57. 44.00 11440 70 8 s 44* od Oro, ass 26.19. Malt, 7os 77. 04 Puland ditto 10. Is. 04 What Peale, (Boilers) 77* 35. Raps Seed, SO 181 0(.11 Fine Flour 65 to 7ss Stcond 6oe to 68s per fuck. POLIUE. Merinos Houst.—Yederday morning, Matilda Cahuae, whom we mentioned on Tnefday lad to have been examined, on a fu!tiicion of attempting to dellrny the premifes of her matter by t e, was again brought bet-re the LORD MAY , It fort fecund pri vate examination, when ther charges were ext,ihited again , t her. Mr. Gerard Scorer, her late matter. and partner in the houfe of M. , terman and Co. dated the CAUflf of fulpici n. appeared that (enteral bundles of chips wer- &lc tvered in itiou. part. of the ho,,fe.nr. Saturday Anil midni4ht, one of - which had been fet fire to, as if ft, the For trsfe of burning down the premiles. This great mitchiet had been prevented in confequence rd the fm-lte proceeding From the fire having affeCted a r.org Lady in her bedchamber ft feverely, that the c , u.d not refrain ' from coughing, and cue:dinned a fearch in be made as to the cattle. The partner was taken into viand, as an objeft of fulpicipn, but nothing appearing before the Lotto Marcia to criminate her, fhe was acquitted upon this charge. •It was, however, clearly proved, that the unfortunate woman had been to much dif treffed of late, as even to aired her fenfes, in conic quence of jointing in the lottery with a fet of worth lefalwr etches, of whom the never would have received a farthing had the been entitled to it, and being re duced to the greated extremity, had made away w i th various articles of plate, &c. belonging to her metier, in order to enable her if poffible, to retrieve her mif ' fortune. J-nee, the fhoprnan of Mr. Barker, the pawnbroker, gave evidence to the v ar i ous tranfollions he had had with the prifoner. Ots the 4de,rsth.aad isth inflant . the had pawned both articles of plate and wearing apparel in the name of Barnes. whom the Hated to be her matter, and in embarraffed dream (lances. At times the came anci b redeemed her 'for mer pledges, leaving others more valuable in their 'lead. Among the articles of plate were foup ladles, gravy fponas, table fpoons, tea fpoons, &c. As the had managed fo dexteronfir as to be able to bring 'forward the different articles as they were wanted. no fufpieon attached to her as to the robbery, until the affair or the Ere was dircorered, when being at a lok for a motive for fuck a wicked attempt, it was fulpeeted that the houfe might have been robbed, and the villain hoped to efcape detation by burning down the premiles. The robbery being clearly prey. ed, the prifoner was fully committed for trial. John kids was likewife fully committed for bur glarinaly breaking and entering the (hop of Fee Lake, taylor, in Wormwood-dreet, Eifhoptgate, And fleeting twn pieces of cloth. Several witnelfes gated !heir having fees the pelmet. break the win dow, about fire o clock on Wednefday evening. and drag out the cloth, when be was taken into cuHwdy. Three men, who had been employed in the land ing Come rheas of tea, at Somer's Q2ey, Thames- Ricci, belonging to the EAll India Company, were charged with fiealing about three pounds of fine an, which was found in a bag, on the fpot where they w er e at work. When feized by an r.fficer, they wifbed him to (hare it with them. At the 4 fi,o of u a C m . pang's Solicitor, the priloners were remanded for further examination. Worn'? .—Yellerda y James Malik" was charged with having flolen from the boufe of Mr. A. LIND°. in Finfburylquare, with whom be lived fer vent, feveral articles of jewellery, plate, and wear ing apparel, to a confiderable value. Several pawn brokers attended with part of the goods which bad been pledged by the prifoner. and were identified by Mr. Lingo. The prifoner was committed for trial. A (hacking accident occurred IA Friday evening, at Labourite. As a carter, who had come with a team from Rye, to take away the theatrical luggage belonging to Meffrs. Jonas and Penl e y, was l oo ki ng after his - horfes, he received a kick on his head front one of them, that darned out his brains ; although he was well acquainted with the vice of the animal, avid had, in conlequence, but a few minutes before he met the fatal accident, cautioned a ttrAnger in the liable not to go near him. Anew Scheme of Lottery Adventure is jet iffued; and it is butijullice to obferve, that, in point of Ca pital Prizes, it fiends praeminent over 'every pieced log Scheme. To head numerous Prizes of great amount with two filth Capitals as thole of 3ctoocl. each, i, fuflicient to eleatify the whole world of Fortune's Votaries. The drawing of the Lottery finifhed on Saturday lull, the isth inßant. The Tickets Nn. 9550 and 19,574, drawn in the eourfe of the lag week, the farmer a Prize of Twenty Thoufand Pounds, the latter of Ten Thonfand Pounds, were both fold in (hares at Mellrs. HAZ *RN Buena, and Co.'s Office, No. 93, Royal Exchange, London.—Tickets and Shares are now on fele for the coining State Lottery, the drawing of which begin. January 13, iBo7. The Schense contains Prises of 4 30.0p0 s Ditto - co s Ditto • to,oc-, 3 Ditto - s,Loc, ace at. Orders from the country, accompanied by Re m it tanc es, will be executed oo the fame terms as If pre. rent. Captain Hemmings, i f the Jamaica packet. erho h jolt airing! in EnglanJ, fpeaks in terms of the hiKhed commendation of the efficacy of the Yellow Fever Remedy.