Star. — London, England, 1806-09-01 00:00:00

Mt. set. co . Ja•• Crooked pallet, , failed ~,_ -Agra, . J mcived m Fisbnouth. The letters will be delivered to. Morrow. . • .. - • The Deke of Marlborough packet, ** *,, ma .0 &as Falmouth, is arrived at j 4010111114111011 AK Asa. bind andiWalfmglsam packets pt 2,4114 m: " ' • •• + . 14LS101Trli. AUGUST 4. '.. '% ' • ) Arrived this day the. Edward end MIT T , ft: 4 ..aeon', from Plymouth for Swears, andthe • • Cetoline, from Plyaiouth.vdth naval *otter-4AM =! , his Maje Are Alps Tuattni of SS Suitt' 4 " WALIIIII 1 CAMILLA And MAIMS, of a$ _,. t wals, Mock with dee outererd.boand (Lubec and 14MtfottOdland gamey 1 the armed brig Moitterowl, of is guns, with a .coavotp from Wales, and the pailMers FAtanth shiebe,, hem s iolth tiftlialla of At Isla ad P oath Milan fie Liam.. Aged this tpealAktbeAuserbutti 64 Maass ,l CAM, al. Chirleloo. The boll*** liostiop t alak us goo*. with male of the Sikh inflida, for thitillmild Wertislrind W.N.e. • ~. TORDAT. AUGUST go. ' - . ' ' Iblailty shaved his Malay's beip . nsiiimi.Lt til., bOtt ILRltutan from a trolls. AUb his 'el seig ,Moe, Lieutenant M. A. do firaie, *MG IPortnaceithOtairing . en board Mr. Elam eetd Aloe, bound to Assitriem‘ Alfa arriesti the twig lotmity tusd neabeth,Ciptalit Titoism Currart:it, 460 toaground in Noterai,lailert with timber,bouat IkCatiliff, in Wales, put In by contrail wind. .4 V! , Pla .... ~, . PLt'MOUTH, At/GUST O. .. ir iat iltikaWitsgis a corral lilt of the fquadron which Issue on Tharfday evening, but copid 4 .. belsennlitithed early enough for the pots of that , . . . fr , '''-' , .. . 1 3 011 Ple 448e Pwl Rear CapfainT.G.BaoatLAtan, OtlOlOllS. CillpttOD litiLLii. • btu pas, Captain G. HOPIL, ' Oi l " ar 14 toos. Captain Han. A. K. Lana t, OIMIM - d 74 pa. Captain 0. Coat stra is f, Olaf" ci74 wi t Gaulle P. 114actr, , • isliesasi. at4o PIK Carob C. Ante.. ...10/81 rakgrot 211 goss, Corals 3 o.lltriiova. - The wind when they tailed wu Strong at E. S. E. nod fo coatlmodostil Friday morning, when it veer j eel to Limit It. led before the clofe yellerday got '. . back to the N. W. and blew Prong. Yefterday morn- 1 . -4111 at o'clock, failed for the Cape of Geod Hope, .fie Skuremt, of 69* g uns, Rear Admiral Ostia:No, PiLIVOTAmta, of 40 guns, ST:it:veil, of 116 gIIOIIIEAILL ' Ilsmicsa and St* Sterns* Lusetvoton,lndiamen ; WIC whaler, and four !lore Ships : silo failed at fame rut , ni tt:e B aaaaa :mum, of 74 guns, to join the I fleet ; She has a large quantity of live bul: in cks for the diflenat hips of the fleet : faded the LADY ViAakrit, of 18 pos, to the weftward. Came l from Hanson* to eawfand Bay, the Wittailell CAP in% of 0 guns. Captain Bones, and remains with ' eilf Utak 0110101, of ilO VA, and Heacua a. of . IllOss : mane in alto the Vino:nos, of 4o guns, From Ireland s The is about to fail again with a Sett to the (Award this evening : alto the Davi& (hip, Tweode Wenner. Captain Moans, from Cette, to Copenhagen, laden with brandy and wine, detained by the Unity privateer. The A caste, of 4o guns, is gone up Hantoase to refit. '! t he Queen's Bays, which were on board the Tea. MUM RAPULAJI, and MALTA, were difembarked lag evening from the Royal. thoaos, oft to guns, into which Ship they were removed the preceding evening, and landed At the Mill Bay Barracks. Yefterdsy morning upwards of ;co men belonging to the 7th Regiment' of Foot, were difembarked from two tranfports ; they are lately from Bermuda, and have been 16 years from this country, the greater part of the time at Halifax } they are for the prefent quartered in this town. 11 .“ WHYMOUTH, AUGUST so. Sailed from Portland Roads his Majefty's gun brigs Liberty, Hardy, Locoft, Daring, and Dapper, on a eruize ; Greyhound, Rofe, Sea Gull, and Lyon revenue cutters ; Brilliant, and Queen Charlotte, with cattle for Guernfey; Two Friends, with ditto, for Jerky; Profperity bye-boat, with paffengers and provilions, for Alderney; Lyon, LOADS, ' for Ply. Routh; Integrity, BUCK; Flora, BOLT, Newcaille, ISTLOOD, and Hope HA tuvr, for London; Friends Goowill, —, for Colchetter ; his Majeßy's packet Zarl Cheilerfield, for Guernfey and Jetfey, with ;pHs and paffengers. Arrived his Majeßy's packet Rover, with mails, from Guernfey and Jerky ; Good Intent, from Southamptom, and Peale, Richard and Sarah, —, from Sunderland. The HARD cutter arrived at Guernfey on Wed. mfday laR, after a very Rion paffage, from the Cape G QO 4 Hope, and landed letters. YARMOUTH, AUGUST 31. '4 Sailed the TatIOTT / of 5o guns, to join the fqua. droa cruising off the Tyrol Sailed the S■• GULL ;ci the northward. The fhips in the Roads are the Roebuck, Admiral DOUOLAS, Cruiser and Sparrow Hoops of war, Snipe gun brig, and one cutter. Ar end fevend homeward.bound !Lips from the Baltic. r illillill..lll . . . „ .. .. storma nmiLireatmes. , ....._ •. • MAILIII Mile DAY.-411•411. W. eva AS& IP ;.1 Md 4 7 . * Innanniellit t t •s Hatevegi monomla • . • • ?be Prince Erse* packet, with a Mall, front . make, failed on the ;oh of joly, and from Crook sand on the aCidt, and the Towalhend pet 1 ' from Lao% failed the sildt of.Anignit, are aril ... _ _ .. •, ,~ ~ i, .r tOMMIIMPEK AUGUST.. --- Arrived here left elening the Capella .fehisaillre from Halifax, with difpatchea from Vise Adoldol* E. Gown, which Sate the arrival of Sir J.I. Waite Itre's Squadron at Newfonndlandr.—Thit Hem Coins miffioner Gear arrived at his houfe intim Dock-yard on Thurfday. The tranfporta and other vet* km& ly arrived front Gibraltar, under. convert, if. kin, ACASTA, were on Therfday releafed from qtrarbitines The trunfports were ordered into harbour to be fitted for the reception of troops and military totes of roma difiant ferries. The Raft India Company's packet Mermaid Si•, rived at the Motherbank on Friday from the Down bound to the Cape of Good Hope ; alfo, this flay, the Margaret packet, for the Raft Indies, and ltinglione whaler, for the South Seas. A confiderable somber of ttanfports have been hired into the ferrite, at this and other ports. That fine body of men, the 4oth regiment, *lll now embark in a few days. The Vo. Lowrance frigate is taken into d oc k, t o be fitt e d for terrier:. The PHEASANT fleop of war went set all dock this day On Thurfday the Uercoaw Matte was taken out of dock, and on Friday the ArLes, of 74 guns. Orders have been received hoe, for the Datatmotroar, of 98 pas, to be taken into dock and repaired for ferries. DEAL, AUGUST jith Arrived the Pram sad Dsspaaari gun brigs from a cruise off 011ebd ; Serrault and BaLLirrs floops from off the Galloper. Sailed the VALOROUS hoop lin the Newel and Boritaa gun brig, oh a cruize Off Offend. Anetoir F.—Arrived the FINDOA hired hoop, front Shternefr. hailed tic Gt,gtxress and TICIELRIL goo brig for the Nore; Arras* frigate,, Corne d/AT &Op, la react/slays., BLAZII f ItLOODNOUND, end Fran gun brigs, on a cruize off the coma of Frante.-412 the Downs, Edgar, Princefs of Orange, Regulus, Clydi, Skylark, Sattelite, Briette, Tram penfe', Kangeion, Otter, Calypfo, Efpiegie Hoops; Devaitation,' Praftiero, 'Piny, Meteor, Expiators, Liicifcr, Vefuvins, U;O - bombst Exmion, Rifle' man, Gallant, Archer, Mercer, Defperatc gun brigs; Arrow rebound., Phorphorus fire reed, Difpatch Navytranfport, Findon hired /loop, Harmony trent: tom, and Matilda Eaft India (hip, for India. COWES, AUGUST, sp. ArrivedtheClementfon,Orion,Sinton,Sorprize,and Rawslon tranfports,haVing on board the tout regiment, from Newry, in Ireland, bound to Jerky, but drivel) by that ifland in a heavy !quail of wind on the ark intlant. Arriied the Danith brig Haabet, Captain; Nt st.ssw,,,from Benicarlo and Alicant, Laken with wine and braody, for Gnernfey. Alfo the American grip Ann, Captain Calmat Baaoroan, from Alexab dria, with 235 hhds.sof tobacco for a market. Capt. BRADFORD reports, that off the Banks of Newfound land he fell in with the Quebec fleet, and the next Iday perceived fix or feven fill of them on fire ; and that immediately he made the belt of his way from the fleet, and luckily efcaped without being over hauled. Sailed the boy Regedde Jacob, of Itoßock, G. C. Dane matter, for Doodah, lakes with bark, ' from Rotterdam ; and a fleet of traufixtru and horfc fips, for Plymouth. !ART INDIA SHIPPING. I TM Ardeiref, Matta, and Prfetatode Care Indnaree. tartar. My, win. at Penang ea the :ft of Mare& under erarrey ef Renkfisake floop or war; the BUN for atadras,'Ose tiro it Poems. Time David Scott sad csenwells Indlamen had arrive/-et Bengal frocn China; sad tie Calereqh had arrived at China Rom Bengal. By letters from Madeira, of the nth July, we bane sillarat tie arrival of the Indianian outward-bound, viz. Torabass, jams ; lade% Wades, mad Hidden, Beyliffe ; with the Tos. math !Avineri ill of witch failed from thence on the aid FROM LLOYD'S LIST. 0 , Aticus ay —Pared by the Ida, Marfhall; Dry Harbour, Skinner; Mentor, Goodwin; Augeftas Cafar, Bell; Reward, Guttin; Bridgetown, Wright ; Cantwell, Campbell ; SuSolk, Itsinfej; Phtihlt, M.Doosld ; Adventure, Walker; Grant, ftaith ; Cygnet, Bale; Ann, Barker; Pitt, Smith; King& ton Packet, HcLdermorth; Ann. King; Canada, Clark ; George and Mary, Scott; Jonah, Cussing; Roth, Bruce; Anna Maria Catherlns, Lindfay ; Cora, Fireman; Rage, RuffeU; Pan St. Ylnecuis, Hatton ; Anti, Kennedy; Europe, %Amen; Caroline, Fags foa, sad Grant, Smith, from Jamaica ; the Alcinous, Hughes; Brunfwick, Shaw ; Olive-Branch, Davidfon ; Dryad, Marlial ; Thetis, Sever; Thriot, Meyers;, Equeftris, Dusisfs ; Atlantic, Craig; Atelier, Robertfon ; and Catherine, Sawden, from New York.—P. & Seam more (hips have palled by, but could not get their names. AVOUIT gt..—P.ered by the Merrimack, Batchelor, front Te netiffe ; Vrow Anna. Vafburg, from Bremen; Two Brothers, Spears; and the Catherine Dorothea. Hendricks, from Hambro'. --dulled the Sappho, Bell, for Jamaica ; Kline Anton, Theinfons, for Verdi ; Fruw Agnetha, Beek; and the Hamburger Bode, Keroedge, fur Harahan. ARRIVED. At Liverpool, the Hope, Hunter, from Senegal Favourite, Whiteway. from New Providence; Ishatina Hopkins, and Vi gilant, Bofworth, from Maffachtifett a—At Poole, the Swallow, AUan. from Bolton —At Dublin, Mary, Bremen, from Tenerife, and the Mary Wilton Wylie, from Archangel — At Cork, Marla, Da Curia, front Madeira y Lovely Becky, —, from Gibraltar; toduftry, Salt. and the Lord Melina, —, from Jamaicao4n the Clyde, Mary, Alexander, from ditto. DISTRIBUTION or Paaza•Motuy.—The Furious and Blazer, for the capture of the Dorothea, April so, 1803, will be paid on Wednefday !text, at No. 14, Clement's Inn, and recalled agreeable to Ad of Parliament. The Father and Sons, Hopkins, from Loodoo to Virginia. was weD on the lath heft in _t. 44. 30. long. 39. having retched on board the Captain and pert of the crew of the Hope, Capt. Webber, from Lilboo t• Newbury Port, which bad foundered In long. ao. The Mary, Millington, from Malaga for New York, is de mined and fent Into Madeira. The Osborne, another of the Quebec fleet, with part of the 6th regiment on board, has arrived at Cork, and Rates, that at the time she fell in with the Veteran, another fail was diflinguilbed to leeward, bearing S. by E. which had alto the appearance of a man of war and an enemy. A report prevailed at Plymouth, on Thurfday, that the whole fquadron was left off Cape Clear. The following is the number of ships which arrived from Jamaica, under convoy of the lisacuLs, SUR. VIILLANTS, and Fog roman, viz.—For London 102, Brillol, ;8; Liverpool, ;7; Scotland, Jo; Ireland, 8; Leith, 3 ; Dumflies, ; ; Whitehaven, t. Total 163. IVELVOUTII, 41IGUSI 3ch Our artivals are Aill numerous, and lodgings tonkquently are extremely harm The Mailer of the Ceremonies Ball took place laa evening, and was well attended—it broke up at a late hour this morn ing. The etnuOroents t this charming watering "laces° on very fpiritedly. The That 6cali halves Full attendance ; this evening Ti Marl ar 101 Marry, and The FOnIIP. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Custiseater o is ezpeded daily. Harvey's Audion Rooms are the favourite lonogrs and continue to be molt numeroody attended , ; ..- which, from the wad fpirits of the fair oppofitiontlis., who endeavour to outbid the fadtionsble beaux, no docbt turns to the great advantage of the proprietor. WARWICK, AUGUST 30. Our town is now filling very fall for the Ramo, which commence on Wedoefday nest. Much (port w expelled t every day gives new late to the town and its vicinity, by the kind attention paid to it by the many branches of dillindion, Nobility end others, which bate honoured it with their prefeneo this fummer. Much beauty and talition have already arrived. The turf is in excellent condition, the couge meek inns, and neighbourhood art alto cootiderably im proved, and we flatter ourfeives from the vrrr kind intithations already given, that fame Royal Perron agee will be prefent on the mention, • LONDON F4SNIONS FOR SRPTEMBER. A &Ifs e/ white Wan nude quite phis, with poet 1161 , 41 , .. A Rada:tea of pale Pink Ilk, covered with (eider's net. culled so thehack, sod brought ever the fhoulders., A dole bonnet of filk and (place's net to correfrood with the fl.awl. A drill ac plain or worked muffin ; the beck made full and wry low I the Item formed to the borom with lace I the Reeves very abort, and trimmed with lace. The college bat of white fishy ornamented with white Elk; cord and taßels. White gloves. A he tai white ratio, otnashented with a bunch of red rotes. A dialikestict of fdk. covered with (ride's net, the front and seam Whented with twillinge of white lace. ibend, trimmed will' gallop of lace dde,01 , 1 1 19 of Noe Sat, coveted with lace or Crider's net ; a white hew rowed the front. Oagnavalsens—The . Kenai( atoms an pale pink, lift. yellier, end We. The long Swat* cloak, with and aKo L t,;elit. =a t : Il k* drain . dona l to m b l e re made Wm the lhoulden and Wow, and to be oeturnented In elm pit VII The heir le OM woks hi the Oradea fire ; ash. Mdeikbentannalied with costae sad Sewers. ✓MS ISLOWIIIO IS Pieria Ma. SILL'S /11,20• NT rtraLteavion "I.a att.an astatert.ea.` a. t SALA 1,01011 P.IgI elleot/iTT. PLAtie Ma'am Deasa..ol l lele Mlle Dodo a weldor length; beaks of white Swim, Ott low, and ereemented in the back ; a hoileirelleC 4 enalie Mini the area-bobs; a (earl of coloured fee. e a ore seer sae Molder, and way otallited by the bands, u Say' Wlnnalira Stowe it; a War petent twt, gathered into • fkatakii elms s Straw nip the fawn 'tithe keg, with hue deesteadnee stile fa Newts Itow,with is weds, on ihwenashered gioneenta gr Atramo thires....A WANDS DS& of ladle min, with Adele Ihnece reefed the and dens the Odle the a t hert .set t ni t a r Ina.. Owned round Mel the nname4ehigh and gathenat he denenerek ed *abeam I toes geld heineh the threat came! ***Sal ot as* with& MN el bed In *step ; a lbw bet elfahe turbse form. weed re.deep Whin end and beading iwarstiarde ett the Odes nth sarrearer ; gloves, hues and perafat, of fiver grey. PARISI 4N SUMMER FASHIONS. pac t s Darts.—A round train drets of Mamie wetted mud. lin, with correfpoodent border, were over whim Rat while title talk tied in front, long wain, with teeing heal mend Worn, set low, embroidered border round, no neekerehlaf celibate full Serve gathered into • puckered roll the fine of the um; the hair parted near the forehead, the (root in doh cods, divided here that which for* the crown by a tiara of (row-work Wedded welt antique medallions in the ecntre. the real of the bats ;read Is.. arias horizontal braids, twitted into • note as the Wawa if the bettde and tautened with a gold comb, the ends fondled Inge sods; Pea late and curing, of unetityfts, linked with Wu,* said ladle muffin (earl , richly embroidered with tut embroidery o4wpit and gold; white fatln thou, and white kid glows. EVENING WALKING Da cas.—Plain man bell, a walking length, a ribbon laid fist round the bottom; a patent net apron, with an embroidered border in Ears, and a lace pat full all round; the boroni of the drefa eat rather law, and a full plaiting of net all round; a (bort Sleeve rather fall, eltifitud with a plaited band of maim the flee of the arm; a (mall ftraw hat, a little turned upon one fide, no riot on the other but the vacancy occupied by field flowers. or rotes ; a band of yel"ow farfnet is palled under the chin, and tied M a bow on the top of the crown ; no hair is teen but on the Adel ; a bait' (quart of lilac mullln. embroidered with a harder of laurel leaveklo white, is thrown negligently round tile neck, and confined limply with the right band ; necklace and ear•ringe of ' pearl t gloves of yellow kid, tied above the elbow with a bow of ' Mae ribbon • fluidal* of the fame, laced with Ulu; Iliac ribbon round the wift, and tied with a (mall bow and long ends behind. • ELo►sattrr.—A circumflance occurred in Berk. (hire, during the Reading-races, which has excited a good deal of converfation and furprife. A lady of twenty.cight years of age, of hitherto unblemifhed reputation, and who was accrued by her bufband, an elderly gentleman of eonfiderable fortune, a vir tuous wife and tender mother, has eloped with a dafhing young Hibernian, an Officer in the Artillery. The hutband and wife were on a vifit in Berkthire, during the week of the races, and on Thnrfday laft a party was formed for an elcurfron in the vicinity of Henley upon Thames. The lady in qtreflion was one of the party, which confined chiefly of females; and after fpending the day in conviviality, and being about to return, the was miffing, and the party was thrown into great contlernation. The butband, who was of another party at the mention, where he and his wife had taken up their abode, was loon made acquainted with the lots of has wife. No pains were fpared to make enquiries, and it was (non afcerteined that a chile had conveyed away the frail fair with her companion. The fugitives mere traced, Rage after Rage, and, not having taken the neceffary precaution, they were furprifeu near Hounflow. The lady was detained, and reflored to her hufband : but the gal. lant, who it appeared had followed her from town, fled. The wife is a native of Berkthire. Succession or thevists.—The prefent harveft will bufily employ the farmers this and the enluing month. The next harvell will indeed be a Golden One, and will commence on the t 3th of Oaober, by Dew! Tortnne, who will that morning reward her votaries, who purchafe Tickets or Shares in the State Lottery, previous to that cl,ty, with a prize of I e,OOcA. There are only zo,oco Tick,:ts, and the Scheme con. tains—Three grand Prizes of ao,oool. each. Three ditto ditto to,oool. Thee ditto ditto • • • • Witt LANZ. • CORN EXCHANGE, SEPTEMBIR s. Today there is a continuance of [brut fupplies Wheat, bat (ales in this trade are not very brifkly made, at prices nearly as on Friday—Barley in gore fupply—Malt likewire.andeach p. and 4.5. per guar ' ter dearer —very few White Peas, a nd t h e y ar e hi g h er —al& Beans of each defcription—th, re are o en able (applies of Onte k "Alta few frets, aenvals, and this article is as reaullepufgotion in prices —Flour is dearer ss. per rack. anriam. censisper At v!gnu: I Wynne, doses peere. Grey Peak 315411.0 d = is gas s of , Beam, EA'S& Ad Tick Ditto, 375 42104 4 1 ,1.4. p c :4. Oat% 53 5 ay* 3as Palsod Iltso 33s y e s od While Pub, 70 76. Rape Seed, (oearY GU 321 to raseur•or 'Lava. Rae lieer you to ;is Smoak IS!a to 70s per lick. • PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, A 170 . -30. Abb. Pelmet Core V Esislart4 and Woks, kr the returns bar 134 e( Assert, aSe6 = 2 4 1 t a r] a. a. la. d Oat,. Beans. : so 9 so 0 as ro 44 IS 45 5 The seen* Price of Sow, ~well from the nourini mad. le lb wink coding Ansa 57, fe 431. old. pee haired richt.' latarday a 74 gun (hip launched at NAST'S Desk- Blar.kwall, in the protases-of Lord Heiser Parry, Lord H wica, Earl ilesnesit, the LORD CliANCEsimi, the Doke and Diets. if of Sr. Azsan's. Lady Pura, and Mils Davressams„ Mr. Sims nay, Mr. Scorn, Mr. MATr[Us, the principal Mem• hers of the Trinity Board, the Portagoefe Arabaffa dor, and a number of other perfotu of al! claffes.:— Lord HOWICA afterwards entertained the company above-mentioned, together with a few ~ thers, to dirs. ner, at the Ship Tavern, in Greenwich. At night the fame company (upped with Mr. SHUMAN, at his hong in Somerfet place. At the Treafurer of the Navy's entertainment it was obferved that the fol lowing perfons were added to the party : his Grace the Duke of DITONSHIIIt, Earl and Counters Cowr els General Firtraraict, and Mr. STEPNEY. PIRA AT MIILLIANN.—Thif morning, at half-pat fit o'clock, the large and eztenfive premifes, known by the name of the Milbank Dinillery, were ditto. vend to be on fire, and in tea minutes the whole was one complete body of flame. The fire was not ex tingnitted until about twelve o'cloek, and it had communicated to the Fermenting-hoofs, at louse dif tance, by means of a tube for conveying the liquor between thofe two divifions of the prqpires. The part firft attacked has been entirely consumed. We have not yet heard that any lives were 1011, although there is every reafon to fear that tome of the work men may have (offered.—Ac far as we can learn, the fire gems to have been occafioned by fume piece of wood which had been jocund:may left neer the furnace of the fteamengine. The workmen yegerday per ceived a aro:lrma of burnt wood coming from the machinery ; but, upon esaminationosciebing alarming was discovered. The watchman had left the prem:fea this morning at fix o'clock, at which time there was no appearance whatever of any fire. The Maim the games made their appearance, the drums beat to arms, and the fire-essgmes, with numerous bodies of VseitaMsrs and Pittman wended, whole exertions mitsini.very great fervicV. Lila* nights bitweso eight and nine o'clock, a bisdAs was burnt down in Beets Marks, behind , ditch, and two other neighbouring honks greatly injured. Early yellerday morning a duel was fought, in the vicinity of Yarmouth, between Lieutenants M. and E. of the Rofsgire regiment : Lieutenant M. was wounded in the Moulder. The ball was extrided by the Surgeon of the regiment, and be is likely to recover. &Aral :a • SAYPPIT I—The Bow-greet cfficers were again fortunate enough, on Saturday morning, to prevenranother intended duel, in which the &hay winded antagonifts deemed to have betd in downright earneß, for they had determined nct to quit the ground until eye or both fhould fall ; for this purprits they had agreed to fight at lit paces diftance. The parties were a Military Officer and an Army Pay matter ; and their dirpute turned upon pecuniary affairs. The Vial communication having been given to the Bow-greet Magiftrates, on Friday evening, one of the parties was taken into coltodv late on Friday night ; the other was found by the officers, on Satur day morning early, at the appointed ground, await ing the dreadful aliggnation, and was taken into cur tody alto. Bath were bound in recognizances to keep the peace. B AAAAA OUS Muanat!—The following tragical I event occurred at Canaan, in Connedieut, on the 16th June. Iliac Baldwin, a young man, had been for tome time partially deranged t on Wednefday the zfith be ',Brokered a large two bladed knife and a quantity of laudanum, and fet nut from Litchfield to Canaan. where fie lodged at one Dr. Root's. The Dodor re fides near a hoofe in which a reboot is. taught by a Mil, Steele. Immediately after her reboot was dif miffed at night, Baldwin went to the (chord houfc where he found this young lady writing at her table alone. He (cited her by the hair, and, with the knife he had prepared for that purpofe , cut her thr oat from earto ear, revering at the fame time one ear frotn the head, and inflicted two deep and dreadful wounds in her (boulder. A‘ (he ftruggled to cfcape, he threw her upon the floor, jumped upon her, and (tabbed her in the back in ten or twelve different places.— Twice he plunged the knife fo deep in the unhappy girl's body, that it perforated the longs. Her (bricks alarmed Dr. Root, who went to her AtliftBllCe., and found her weltering in her blood. Baldwin Red to the woods, and drank his laudanum, but it had not the defired effea. He was taken about mickight, and is now lodged in gaol. It is raid that (tetra years fince he became acquainted with Mifs Steele, and addreffed her, but (he declined his offers, and was loon to be married to another. This circumflance was ruppored to have wound him op to fuch a height of cruelty and defperation. The young lady Dill fur 'lees, but the proW of he recovery is by no means flattet ing. She lays, that when he altered the hoof* and y approached s pre phe raid, " Since we cannot nye together, will die together l" 'For lever e t tot w ill die toether I 'For level-at day. previ o ufly to hi s committing the crime, Baldwin d a pri Eliza,cuhoy d we h was much more rational than he had been for fevers' months ; but in a defperate moment hc has rnthlefsly cut di a refpedable and amiable youi.g lady from all profpeds of happinefs in life, and probably from life itf. elf. .1 , .