Star. — London, England, 1806-08-29 00:00:00

INDIA. We learn by the laR accounts from India, that new barracks' re nearly completed for a full regiment of Europeans in the fort of Bombay. A great part of the old barracks was dellroyed by the dreadful fire which happened in February 1803, by which alfo fume of the prime. pal 'loofa, public buildings, and the whole of the bazar, were reduced to a heap of ruins. We are happy to hear, that there is to be no bazar in fu. tore in the fort, sod that the natives are not permitted to build hooks within about half a mile of the fort, as is the cafe at the other Prefidencies. We underhand it has long been in contemplation, though of late unaccountably delayed, to abnli fir that large and very czpenfive ellablithroent, the General Hofpital al Calcutta. This edifice was built for the re ception of the fick ~f the giprifon of Fort William; but, like eftablithments of the fame kind in England, it has been found to be produdliveuftnanifell inconvenience and prejudice to the meJical affiflance of the kldier. The fall of this connbrous ar,d ufeleis ollabliOrraent ; will =airily include thole of Besbaspore, Divas I • . • pare. Mahabad, &tures, Cawnpoor, Futtighur, &e. all it hirk . we believe. in alma statirelravendent thereat.' sad under the controal of the fin" plutreyra. General Hofpisals en the other EiR ladia efta bllfitments having beets found expenfive aid Wilds, have been long fence abolifited I and the wild= of this mature has been confirmed by experience, flute the fick of the army have been entrufted to the care of their refpedivefurgcons. The obvious tanks which have prompted the necetlity of &boll - 11114 General Hofpitals in this country, apply in the :Idea extent to thofe in the Eatt Indies. Only the Non•Commillioned Officers and Drum mers of the 76th Regiment, under the command of the Hon. Colonel Moe sox, have returned to this country, from India ; all the privates having, as is ge nerally the cafe, volunteered to remain, and ferve with the regiments which continue in the country. We believe the following dißribution of the Regi ments confUtuting the Mai Military force in India, will be found tolerably corral In Bengal and the Upper Proviaees— , the Btho4th, and asth Light Dragoons the zyth, sad, 67thostb, and 86th Regiments. At ?dachas, and on the Coaft of Coremandelrrthe igth, la, and sad Light Dragoons; the ark 534 34th, 69th, Both, and 94th Regimenu. In the Wand of Ceylon—the 19th, t ft, and 66th Regiments, betides Artillery, gm On the Cos& of Malabar, Bornhey, mad its Depot- Aencies--the 56th, 65tb o 77th. 78th, and 84th Regi• **tots. , This Wawa does net include Regientos on their -age. Yeenday a Cabinet Council was held at Mt. Fox's Office rit fat from two till five o'clock. The Members preen' were Lord Gitanviees Lord H. PST rv. Earl Spasms, Mr. Wiseman, Lords How ma and SIDMOUTN. Yellerday his Excellency the Hen. D. M. Missive, ,the Britills Anthaff•dor to America, with his Lady and Suite, failed from Portfmouth, on board the Avow hoop of war. Yefterday morning the Duke of 'croak tranfafted Autism(' with bis Majesrir at Wlndfor. After which his MAIRITT, the Dukes of You and Cassaaioas, Priueeßs AVM /STA and SOPHIA, accompanied by Lady Turmas, attended by Generals CaarwaioNr mad FITaZOY, rode hi Windfor Great Park, and re. tinned about twelve o'clock. • Her Mai vary, Printeffes ELIZ AIIITH and Ana. * ma, and Lady lecussraa, took an airing in her Majefly's barouche, through Slough, Salt Hill, Maidenhead, and back, as did PrinceSes MART and Lady Ley, in the landaulet. Returned about half pall two o'clock. Yards? Lord SIDIROUTiI came to town for the purpafs of being; prefent at the Council, and after. wards returned to Richmond Park to dinner. The Earl of LANDAYI late Lord MATHILW, after taking po ff effion of his :flutes in Ireland. is arrived with his Lady and fuite, at his late father's bottle, in Grafton-nett t. Moffat (the Buxton of &Oland), has lOng been frequented for the quality of• its waters. which with the pure breeze from the neighbouring Hills. adds confiderably to the beneficial influence of this fa. counts (pot. It has been attended by a numerous ' company this feafon. Yeller& was married, the Rev. T. W. Coosa, Vicar of E&Qdeaq in Suffix, to Wife S. P , daughter of HUSS PARIS% Efq. of Stoke New. ington. • Goon EATING. 1ke....11at fallowing funspenous Bill of Farecompored their's' given a few weeks ago by **Earl of Ec cm the Fooadatnna dose of theharbour of A rdralfas s mewls of beef bells 4 is WWI ass al% is rims bg g o bser mai& as ess i t:Z e. Osiris MAO VIDISNI , as raided laisk ko s e s r, segos* veal, is joints mime dw artnai lisic areese as Sews muds , is suness. mail like ilkissalloilisssif4 s ae ssmindr C MIAs lid Wad. s Milk suds Abs. Is SAM ph% 6 slims ass, ad Nish so Mu re sod =5:04 rsasis. soS PlmessislesShi A paeans stssis. porter, and ale. HORIICASTLR Feta.—lu anticipation of this great fair, as early as Thurfday and Friday week, the town was fall filling with dealers from all parts of the United Kingdom, and the Phew of borfes was conli derable. Lail week the company was very numerous. Hodes fetched higher prices at firfl, but upon the whole run of the fair are confidered to have gone off full twenty per cent. lower than Ina year : tome re. mained unfold. One dealer bought fix harks for a furh exceeding poo guineas. In another inflance, on one of the earlier days of the fair, a honk was fold for 95 1 to ,pr r fon, who on the following day difpofed of it for 2501. and the purchater has fence refuted 300 guineas for it. Steephill, the Earl of DYSART'S beautiful feat nu the back of the Ifle or Night, was unfortunately burned to the ground ha week. Tilt fire was occa. ' firmed by a candle being forgotten in one of the chew bers. On Saturday morning, at an early hour, a fire broke out in the lam Et lampblack manufaory at the rear of M. Dillon's houfc in Great Ship.flreet, Dublin, which, after the dellruflion of the building in which it commenced, and a contiderable quantity of mate rials, was happily got under without extending to she neighbourhood. A filler and niece of Mr. Dil lon's, who Dept in a part of the premifes adjoining the work (hop, were grievoufly injured by the flames reaching them, and the latter had been burnt in fo melancholy a way as to render her recovery doubtful. Some thrift time ago, a houfe . in Moore-flreet, Dublin, haring been in he occupation of the fame perfons (a man and his wife) upwards oT go years; it came by their deceah (within a few weeks of each other) into potreffiotl of another : on••clearing out the cellarage, one of thole tubs ufed for •racking off fpirits. was found in a dark corner, dole and fait covered ; on opening it, a human Dicfatan • was found; it was immerfed in lime. and had been forced into a polition, that she vertebra 91 dm bad s trod ciba, Sell appeared to view. t . • . • 144U77C41 11/7114.IGENCE. I- • • WLANA Irir i, DlNt•••Wled South. sax. ' •••,f • •Rt. YD[. 5 e1.71.4 0 1 • • D 2 ••••••• • TORBAY, AUGUST sy. Put ip )ere by contrary winds the Aasecois !loop of war, from Guarnfey. on a cruise i and his Ma- jelly's brig Caseacv, Lieutenant FULLUTOII COM. mender. PLYMOUTH, AUGUST s?. Laft night it blew a ftrong gale at W. S. W. and great fears were entertained that mochdamage would be done before morning. The wind, however, during a heavy fall of rain, veered to the W. N. W. which thawed the fleet in the Sound very moth, and the only material accident that happened was the driving from her anchors the traofport Sir Andrew Mitchell, which got foul of the Swift, merchant ship, one of the fleets and carried away her boarfprita.with fume other trifling damages; and the latter ',Ovary near being amore ; it Rill blows very Itronglifthe (quills, but the wind is far wellerly, and li/Ndy Atter oontinoe. Came in the Dania nip Johanase,captaka Mozete, from Cette, foe Copenhagen, with brandy, detained I by the Unity tirivateer. By a telegraphic communi cation jult received, the fleet bound on the different Ezpeditions is delayed from proceeding until fur thee ordeal. WEYMOUTH, AUGUST $7. - Sailed the Earl of Chefterfield packet boat, Wools, for Goernfey and Jerky; Lion revenue cutter,Berrs. Cover, and the Princes Aagufta, Ccaa for Goarafey ; Grace, Weed, for Southampton ; Dove, Plasm et, for Loudon; Ann, Hoczowar, for Poole ; and the Duck, Cant, for Cowes. Ar rived in PortLnd Roads his Majefty's gun brigs Li siert, Lieut. JONA COW Commander; Lieut. S. PRAMUAL/ r Deans°, lien. G. Hares; 111.111bSIOAST, UMW J. B. Halatsor ; Locoft, ; and D , Lime. ). Pater ; alfo the Guests's:a, R. Wscatasoa ; Ross,. W. Yaari I umiSitaouss, J. C (rename Gomm), furma.ugliatate Aun t Hoccowar, from Poole; Richard ellid flaralt, WIL LIAMS. from Sunderland; Martha, Stgaraume, and Lion, Loanra, horn Plymouth ; Alert bye-boat, Purim:. and Prima* Assuan, Ccaes, from Guernfey ; and Profperity, Casio, from Alderney. PORTSMOUTH AUGUST Arrived the Sally, Moots ; and Ellifon, Sourea, from Qoebec ; two of the nips which skaped from the Peach nip the Veteran. Sailed the Avow (loop of war, with Mr. Eassitte and board. for America. Wind Wtfl • - voyia. am= alistt Put into this harbour this morniajiblbellitrlklimp ing Star, Captain Harms% of N. far *if* with gin, linen, &C j from Amemelmea, wind Pend —Alfa the fchooner Santo Antonio Irells, Cape: Cat risco. of and bound to Lillson, with a cargo of but ter, cheek, dte. from Ainfterdawa, wind bound.— Arrived the Turboleot gun-brig kom a cruise. —Wind South, and moderate. DEAL, AUGUST sL Arrived the COMBATANT {loop from the Nore, the Blazer and Newer gun-brigs from a cruize eft Oftend. MATILDA, Ea Wittman, from the River; Gallant gun-brig from Brighten; Aatow fchooner, from a cruise off Calain 7 Safted the Jackal! gun brig on a cruise off Oftend t Furious gun-brig, with convoy foe Leith; Defperata and Intelligent gun-brigs on a cruise off Boulogne. P. S. The Zama bomb bas a lignal flying for a convoy to the Weftward. jull failed the Mermaid, Soaccate, for the Cape of Good Hope ; and feveral coders to the neftward. Wind S. 9. E. SHEERNESS, AUGUST 27. Arrived from the Downs and came into harbour, his Majefly's gun brig Friauvraa, Lieutenant Wats'. Ana. se.—A large fleet of Weft Indiamen puffed the Nore for the River. YARMOUTH, AUGUST at. Wedoefday evening Earl NaLsos, Lord MERTON, and fuite, embarked on board the Malsrrtc, under a falute ; and this morning Admiral Russecz with 'ikon on board, got under way for a eruize off the Tezel, with the' following fbips, viz. Mailer ec, Admiral Russets.; DICTATOR, STATELY, AGM. cotter, and Rasocursoa men of war. Arrived from a cruise the Caursae (loop of war, and Sea G yet ' gun brig. Put into the Roads a Well Indiaman, from Jamaica to Leith, with the lots of her rudder, which the beat off on the Home Sand. Paffed this port a fleet of flips, ender convoy for the Baltic, was joined from this port with the trade. Remain in the Roads the Roebuck, Admiral pow) LAS, and Trufly roan of war, Cruiser and Sparrow Coops, and Sea Gull and Snipe gust brigs. This morning the Cosine, a frigate built by Meffrs. STOlli and Cus react, was launched from their dock. ELSINEUR, AUGUST so. The Sally armed fhip arrived here yeßerday, with Peet from the Long Hope under convoy t the km proceeding on. as Coon as cleared. The London, Hull, and Leith convoys will proceed with the home ward bound immediately on the wind becoming fa •ourable. _ _ ARRIVED. In the Downs, the jamy. Clear, from Colt ; and the Farnham, Talkie, from Charleftn—At BMW, Reward, --, from Leg. Uvup.ol, C,aledoola, Dteklofoo. from Virginia ; Dun- Falcon t and the Harrim. frnin Insults—At Cork, ar c edwen. Rayne., from Jam.ks—At~Wkiteha Coroberland, from Jamaka—ht the Clyde, Robert. • sod the juries, —, from Jamaica I Argo, —. from Hann, Di a% ; hag **MN Mob, froortfewfsiodkull. • • ! • • CORK, AUGUST so, • His Majefly's fhip A stsr tasmit arrived in this har bour yetterday, to replzee the Evans Itorefhip, about to be landed afhore. Captain Elam confequently changes hircommand to the Amllerdatu. AM:W.OT 33.—This morning the Speedwell, of this port, 101111 RAYNES master, arrived in our har bour from Jamaica. Captain Rams report, that hrfailed from.jannica on the 24111 of Jame, to com pany with ;58 fail of merchantmen, under convoy of his Majefty's (hips SUIVIILLAITE i HIHICIPLII. and Foal - yes s with the ECHO floop of war. Oa else such of July, being to windward of the Havanneb, they fell in with a Spanifb fleet of a 6 Gil of racis t laden with fugar. under convoy of s line of battle Gip, and two gun brigs, all of which were deflro ed by the &kith !hips of war, *Wed by the except the line of beetle (hip, which giltpal S_y_get• ting under the Moro Ca lle, at the entralke 6F the Havannah. Mat of the Spanillt craw ekeped by brimming alone. Some fugar, and a valuable cargo of quickfilver, were taken out before the Slips was deltroyed. We are ferry to learn, that one of the fleet, the Will, of Liverrol upfet at file the Bth July, by which four t h e crew unfortunately pa tithed. Tbe Lord Naas, of Dublin, ooe of the fleet, 101 l her soshors.—.Cori Atitortifir. DUBLIN, auouar ad. Yefterday arrived in our harbour the American Is;p 14 :2. , C r ay. sasepast, 3y days from Tener . iffe.' . 1 and barille, to order. On she tfith nil. finery was boarded by the boat of a Britifh fri. gate, in latitude 48. la. N. loogimde is. so. W. • then in fight of the homeward bound Well•lndia fie( t, . , „‘ about 'so fail ; the officer of the frigate'reported to . e Capt. B , that twenty - five of thofe lips were , French and Spanifk, captured sus their pafage to Europe by the flips of war to Ili •Britifla convoy ; there we'e 33 fall in all; under convoy of a ship of the line and a frigate, who got many—twenty-fire . were got on of, and the *thee tight were burnt or funk. rl i s r e e lritiOs force was about equal, but the French fled without willing to conteliwttb them.— Nothing elk occurred on their peter worth men tioning—it was very Ronny weather. _ EAST INDIA SWIPING. Yefterday the difputches for Bengal and Meanie, by the flips Skelton Cattle, Union, tad Mold*, were ~ finally doled at the Balt Istria Hoek apd delivered to their refpeitive Purfers, - Lift M IPftta Pr MANI Ca kk—ab 111 411PM .,6 4.4 . rzivi4rac74l.,..ku - rifki.i. .?triftiki 4 dittos 'Ara.' Menrarffor dal Mt Dar le n e n . a _ c..71 ,...._._ j. 0 _ adgb. D. Api a , 0.7, -w :emery. P. Netts. Temper, A. Lliseemllle. D. • . 1. Cpeattell. lin Carew. O. tl . Hapset. fk ana wiit t....Ma.' 1 :47 . .2:2.1 1 4 1 1:11ttet7...F.1 i ':: 7 .. - St. Omega Pm Dalot . A- c• BorffiffirmlC4 D 0 416 0. *Wane tli=; Mr Abmara- pbso gm *a (halt s qtr MIK 9 Miami allaMe. dial; Capull AIL , pro asediag ao Ittoolt BMW. Tom sod Mir D. frog I inlet Mr T. r prone_,, ter slosh Mae 11. P Leonear • Berbbalter•llM Cif- 4 Inil=oftlin la Biases 1.• te mss :lm& w IMO, ma 111111 B. bribe(lll4 l l:tirlear) I Mee C Myna (esprit Milan NM). aml Mlb. IL Mefki t Mt §I. Vlbeat. writer. to Maim IMr a Mtitediem Maim , Ilerpess, to Von St. Oeargr ; MAW,. , R, Miriam. W. N. ad& illbg, C. knock, H. Walls, 0. Suzehan, L . &spats, j. Caw. I bas, T. Qat, W. Nab, C. Crowther. . Armstrong, I. J. Faris. W. J.lllewhad, T. agramap, W. T. t, sad H. Logos. - - Cobbs Piafflli Ore 1 4. Sala. 'lla4 MN et UM* to ade • ti Mem i o madras, wr Moulin-htdDs R. N. Croke:. C. UM r=4. M, W. r. Newlyn. sad J Edith Milan ' Metro J. Milner acid W. Henry , Cadet.. • • To Bengal, per Ditto-Mr S. midwifes, Aansat seam : , Mr J. Leiteder, Mr W. Salm. lad Mr D. Kidd. tree norlitcreg , Mr Ldce/ter, wife, sod diadem i k Ollvcr. C. K EA mid W. Indent" cadets. .... r ,-....,..,,,,.,„.-,... Lord Sownes, and the late Mrs. Pincer, have bequeathed the tem of soo guineas esiet , for ;be Mk of the General Hofpital in Canterbu r y . The Earls FITZWILLIAII and STRATRIIOIII, Lore! HAltelettOD, and other diftinguifhed perfo r i s , w ho at- • tended the Races, left handfnme benefaltions for the debtors con fi ned in York Cattle. The Matthew, JIFF s air, from Jamaica for Lows don, is loft in the Qiicen'sChattnele crew laved. The Hilton, --, from Newfoundland; aod the Attive,. Chat. from Antipa, for Dublin, ar t cap tured and burnt by the Veteran Etench min of war. 11 The MAGIIITICINT, of ye guns, will be launched from the Dock-yard of Meffrs. Polar and W, ~,.s, it Blackwell, to morrow, at baltpalt two o'clock. Lord Howlett, and the board of Admiralty, will attend oo the occafion. _Tatou' Bonoraars.—The Ca widen GE a t o f t h e I Q2ebee coney, which are all that were Wpm, arrived at eortfalonth on Wcdnefday mortftp-akt? repo r t, . That • little to the Northward o f the W4.olllgaglon dm; atts 'Mina. the iblpt they commanded were ties mil Wm by the Veteran, Captain Jerome Bantam who IA Ids *am In the Gulp h of Florida, and was snaking bit INN; FraDol. stone, to be made a Xing ! Jerome ordered the to be de" itroy. after the pens. who were lent to etemaitelime ionise bad romped ail:delves with a few necefecten 111eVermanwaa in bad etrelitioa, and tbc crew Skewed mesa a a* dais; their Caters looked upon when vela , and thet fellows who were km to kern the L M smi away with the imp, tepy . wane Oa • emellamo 'NM .2s V I made the French wont Minn Mop alollyambepanballe.Mbelee Jthey teemed to look ao lie itert to tba man Mtmlusera Jerome lhosparea Is raparmd to be a peathisinsely manti I e rome et a mossmappostema, and ware • grim may oreergames s the Captains or she nandimmos ea ben ebe wan differsoce there was be the leaky _ the pratallaao they wane fupphed with , with whet sty tea been mitaterod to, and the uolomfortsmenefs of their eMille, In boles mind Oh ntefo with the common men, on the arty dads g Mla Mis ins if Moto the brand Captain or the Clip. and Jennie apei t: pm . waft by s little, ,11 he would give him an 10 .1111 C OW mums they were edam on board an Amerimia lip. mblil WM Sena at Portfm out Is: be was yrcvloully it: ppad yak a treat* lbw bygo avoid giving information to our eadantlle width the, allaaraaaalai did not fee one a.— (crams order e d the apprentice. to n be Marated with the Captains, e e l :he karma ... ly to be Umained. of whisk there were one hmdred and tweet) on board taken In different. 1 titee.-Booaparte't hi, tb-dav was mistreated what they were a* hoard, to which Jerome Invited the MOP yrifollera, god gam them an extra allow. er. From the hart dlit. Jerome was from Brea, two moorododies hot* fomoto b tenns tbe 1,4 ~ t Iv ; there u too moth rcifoo to fuppok thin be b. rot into tor.. ; Ts. (Pikers of Jerotnea hip told the Cagesen. that 111. •• 1., end ed by us to take the Prince Regent at Portugal to the linzi.b., where a new kingdom i s to b e f ormed. ' There were on board the Veteran. T. Bulky. miter of the Hum, from Newfoundland fur Oporto; P. Carr, matter of the Attie, from lloanihica and Antigua, bound to thsbito : and T. Ruiffil, matter of a fchooner belonging to New Providence, who( ihim bad beta taken by Jerome, and burnt . tio s ., . • ne haste tresiport, which deaped from enur e Bonaparte, with put al the isit regnant on board from , Is arrived. The \retain haws tab cratalroMeffmrs Mkt to MAY Mat Os lot sway." , • ; . salt Lek 1111•••••••=111110•M• ,P lOW likaimgok AimUtt if. TPA snivels of Wheat upday an few. aid Wide fair od hoopla fully Imps its price ; of are dull Is yak--listley ig is !bort (apply . .. an& Shit has little floatateles...New White Peas h hisber--loth Tick sad ikon Deans it. ad sL quarter tleuee--Osta iflt is csaliderebli quailt sad clefs of bita quality Sre rather denier—) Deeps its orieg—Waiting Ere arrival, few fah . soh of articles I* paind. Sanaa& Ipesaasce All Imo lilawalls to %orris oggiPmeg ghat ea /Ise t0..06 pm el tighim. 4se al ad */..5.• al male DM.. set 4001 admisiiii si oak Ns •;/• pi Illp %MR Mr 2ss al - • Poked dite• 33s us id inks Peak. New • mar ad. *ld so sil ' . 1 .-, iiisie feirimils. OW So. Wilma dos Os 4 1 0 per teel. I- . thriviberk, JIMMY S. -...—...,:., thir tribrith ire dill iinineionk, abd we etperi titre of tampon*, whicb reunites* good a 11 . Pim" Ti litilltlY NI, sad lodes** I beading wilnisllp %tree. The Theatslearasid e habitfeinialti .tee*ell ten d i this kraals, L lifito Tani Qs, gad go es .., . -...7.a.a.m.....a...441— . ...:. iltilli ea Amin m mob nessaitaiaka ifii tasks wii 4+ as &dab eke manatee es attocasia. - -rah. • .. hie isi aas se even Mew, allairblatiagispgitaingfeitalls. ..a.- 4 - • , ika ibis he eiWegtoisaa knia ' • PriaWaies lesqlejallke &beds Cellem tea Lpaz's bias air obi. r rmile heAves lier Sweeten pia ..1 mot 1 tbwallabli alike imams Wad. Irl--' 41 iv .,, r wieedis inenieati. e 4.! L wail Ilisisie lb% - tavils!, ~ ,• , • . lairds Vine ilea &maw. .01. e. , itiiipor, us g as 4 Law, . - ,4., - illerair platll We tbere j asieJ. ..0 , 7a1t• - • e.attiterda . • N4O r. 4.2.46.4.1....i.:6 jkjpitilphlet has jail made its appearance, coot icey/ Asa =pons's; doenmesits refpcftiag . Dr. 7 tom's remedy for.Deafnefe, hilly proving its elle In the cure o that complaint, and the perfe& fa Astride which it may be applied—Se aldesrtifeases. *. i*litstii Stok Lottery this Year begins Dr bag Moho , igir toataine advantages that have E g eed lb the Public for many years pal hafer of Tickets sad Shales before combines's, has I fah opportunity of !skiers& the Capital Prides. The fira.dra ' Tides willtimso,octil. An other Capitals ail Sad a* Scs.ccio Tickets. The Marquis of Doorplate was thrown from We. on Monday nlght;on the road between We ..kg and Brighton. He was takes tap inlet& However, he Is Laid rattly to have received a • ffight Coattail= on the head, end that a little ti irill reams Mai to the an=ions wifbes of his trim Friday fe'saight. as the Hilltop of Durha Ilasehmen and a vilitor's footman, were bathing the Wear. oppofite Jackftrow Bridge. they both 'sand their depth s the coachman with difficulty etthe Dore a the other was fees in a drown y a steam of fpedators, who were afraid . vertu* in his alliance, the place was fo tlirefil daageroua A pada sot fifteen. belonging to I ,j.,Grahans, klaser, Bilker Auckland, bol liaagied in, sod faeoseded is bringing up the dy Iwo i when the lamer, by a coevolfive grafp, fei the poor boy round the neck with his arms, and b *eat to the bottom. ?hair fate sow keened is 'imam. Fortunately. Mr. Wilkinfon, of - Bindle' i.slamee op, and by the offer of a reward, prevailed 4111 young man named Henderfon, who could fwi la try to fave the lives of the two. He let broad Aka hap alsore, and afterwards the man, without a .01.11tantillae of life I bet by proper medical al mele,ilo l o/arelioth rebored to life. At Cork Affixes yam Lyash, tried for an affa with en intent to commit a rape on Ann Berry, a acquitted of the capital part, but conviaed n commo• affault under circumttances of atrocious pravity. He was Immolated, after a folemn teat from the Bench, to be imprifoned two years, and be three times publicly whipped..—A man nau Tuomy, charged with wounding his wife in 1 throat. was capitally cooviaed 1 the Jury, home recommended bin to mercy. Bow.bTa a sr.—A difpnte of a private nature bi ing arifen between ,Lientenaat Pearce, of the F Battalion of the Tower Hamlets Militia, now qu rered'at Hackney, and Mr. Mitchell. an eminent et maker, of Limehoufe Hole, reverie' letters pal between them on the fobjea, which ended in th agteeing to fight a duel : the time and plue rano ed only to be fettled. This circumftance coming to the knowledge their families, information was given at the Otli On Wednefday, Mr. Mitchell was brought, by Mil and Atkins, before Mr Graham, and held to bail keep the peace, biusfelf in Soot. and two lunacies ayol. ear. Yenerday Lieutenant Pearce was brought to Office by the fame Officers, and gave a fimilar fe Sity to keep the peace. TenNis Posies OClFlCl.—Yellerclay Pratrar S an inhabitant of Wapping, was finally examined fufpicion of forging . the will and teltament of '. Liam Cooper. • teatering man. who died in i 7 wherany the cense into the poffeffien of fume freeh preroifes, and 3001. in the funds, the interefl of wh Ott enjoyed uninterruptedly tell within the IA f n ight, when a claimant arrived from the Orksa who affected a right to the property as being next kin. Two fubfcribing names to the will appearec be fpurious, as attached to a refpatable Solicitor his clerk, who denied any knowledge of flub bj their !natures. The Priftneer was fully commie foe uial. She appears to be about 6o years of ai - i I PARLUAINNURr PAOCEADINGS. HOUSS OF LORDS, THURSDAY. AUOUgT sr. itratsta ROOROGATIOS. This day, about two o'clock. the LORD CRANCIL- Lot and fuite attended at the Hours; and(oon after, his Lordfitip was joined by his Grace the /sacr arium, of CaNTSOIIOIIIr add Zeal &eyes& Their . LordArips having robed , their feats on the Bench in front of the Throne, and Mr. Q . :airs. Unser of the Black Red, was deputed to order the attendance of the Commonr, who, (os this occafion, being re prefented •by Mr. J. Lay, the Junior Clerk, and the Principal Officers of the Hook s ) forthwith appeared at the Ban Hie Majetty's Commitfion, authorities! thi Lordr, therein named. or any three minors of them. to de ' dare and notify his Majeßy's Royal Will and Plea furs for the further Prorogation of Parliament, from this aBth of Aorta inilarar, until Thurfday, the 9th day of Oftober nett, was then read in the ufual man after width the LORD CsArcilboll addrefled the *tenthly as follows 1..- total. MA eine h*Ws Commollitet ender tbe Orme RIC et Us ad Wee Lards *s .d, aad am read; Ws tie. L ilts . bleetAeld w Obeillebse le bre Coansialr,Tresuges alb Pearson. ti Thigh, the dry 41111 bee mob to • he ebee We Widget riSeble Primo heerseesfy Prem. geed le thiglidey etoAilmr, to be dna here bolds.. The Cdateisoe thee, withdrew to their own Hough and their Lordthipe retired. • THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. PRIDAT. AUGUST so. PRIM OF STOOD! THIS DAY AT ONE CYCLOCIL Clot omsosy,toff—forace. 63H—Rodocsit 630. Osiolon, 71. • PRICE Or STOCES YErFERDAT. Soot hod sit sit lota Nock itlf 3pc Cast. Ar. 631 64 63f fa/la Iloods, ts. av. NE 3 pis C. Coe 631 631 63 *of Ea& to Mt is. pit 4 pot Cast. Siff Oisidoso_ yff 1.1 7 V i l e r C. Ns . j i v * isif Ent& Motets ipL fps CosL for see 63f 6465{ Sion Aon. if By letters received this morning from Torbay we lairs, that his hlajefty's brig Cm astir, Lieut. Fut staroa, which arrived there on Viredoefday, fell if, with his Majely's (hip Piave., at fen, on the pee ceding day, the Commander of which informed Lint tOLLIITOII / that on the fame morning (Tea WI) he boarded an American rad, the Mallet of which Rated, that on his paffage he had fallen in with 'mica BONAPARTI'S (hip the Veteran, which bad parted from the ref of Gutt‘aunes's fquadron of the Capes of Virginia. The American was informed by the Veteran, that the had burnt Mtn &gnat thips. This evidently relates to the Quebec fleet, but we hope the number of flips chtiltoyed has been exaggerated i for. betides the arrival of the Eagle tranfport, which we men tioned yells/day, othy two of the (hips citifeo by the Veteran have finer come into port, viz. the Sally, Woes, and the Ellifon, Soleig. Jeanne was makinglfor the iteareh post, probably 3rd i but by the flatmate of the American, the premaining part of the (quakes was noir g for Come poet la Attterlea: • . Oar letters from Plymouth inform as, that the fa4tg of the Espeditions from that port, has been countermanded till further orders, and that the in-, Irudions to, that effed had been tradmitted by tba 'Telegraph. We believe, however, that the order s ' only relates to 'that part which was under the ems, mad a sidadral Lows. Is essufequeoee of the is.: teSlrsee 'weight by the Cuassesoo frigate, that dai Freud (qualms, commended by Admiral Gosai Lass:. sod Pewee BOSatatlll a was OS its rater* la turops free the Well Ladles, the following flips were ordered to fail immetheady from limmegh. ','slot the emoneaud of Rear Admiral Sir Tactless Loots, foe the purpofe of intercepting it :-.- Gm.. Gap , Thins . - P 4 Ouges, - - 74 C 414 1 ,41 4, - 74 Repoli*, . 74 'CoPtAile - - 14 a &two f 711414. a _Mash . • to Klngsaber Sloop of War. It is poifible, however, that the intelligence ob tained by the PLov se may oecafion frellt orders to be fent to Plymouth, and it is not improbable that a fquadrnn may be detached to the Cod of Atherlta, to increefe the probability of capturing this fqoadron, amid it unfortunately happen that the gallant Sir Joao Bow.ast WARR'S may not have obtained timely notice of the courfe which the enemy has Reeved. ---