Star. — London, England, 1806-04-05 00:00:00

IL I , k • • • 110 attllt - Drlt or fis • "" "boar this sentiatif te t r h ta, e hang tit de asw Beans limit. 4ase. wine dooritd with carriages foot~s VC Owl dal:Areas. to tritest, tbialddiialiaftee Ceked fo add of the polder A few Wastes before ten a'sbalLi.deiatak . -ilighwees the of Debts Keay.. Svediq Grade - fi c lad. Ocovitsren. arrived in their refrain 'de. 'Writ no did- alto the Lewd Chief Dada Mow immth who prodded et the Kiel i de flieseiteaf tee ny, andanismenfe sooder of the lkfibilty ; fewest 'of the Foreign Minilterevere ela. prefers; and thew. feeds of the mot re - treadle duellers were, from de &aft& of the Court Hoofs, aeceirerily deb& sdatkainer. A few diodes otter tea o'clock the Loss Cain Silo' fasted Nadi( on tbs Beach, sod the Rnysl Debeeplacwitheisdivesed his Lnrdlhip'srishtbsnd . Faith Woe did kid* into Coon end placed et the Ikee s be was genteelir dreired is s sew ftrit of Meek s bowed stfpiefully to the C r thfrt * and appeared AM* told thoweattel s The 'anon of the Jury being esßad over, the ufual number of Twelve were (worn in, withries any °Nation >baisg takes. . The iedieinom being then rands tha. rifoant plead. ed Not Guilty. and Mr. Sedum Sam co the put of the prifbner, Saud, that be was - sot iabseed en take any objedime kakis Lige elute trial. Mr. Gmtarerthea isle me tampon of the profit cation, oostilited *oafs for *Crows in tee of • the moll me llesp *NM of elogillear Ire ever heard. and at great leeiptiA4 oar lain, pewees in from entering soft a laigibto hie ammo (pave* Tbe examination of the tsitastoillst thrn.rataca• Sloe afterwards eassows,eal, hat*, stir . liditad when oar MSc wept ha.ialy 01117 hem et Monday we &allay hefesstillo Rielein a full and particular eimnint of the A model aide. lusitittr. whale the sasidee as asalidimed. web P.M as taro the far A ro, Visidow Olson% which it's piled 'hall was arog Sl* sightifteviOSl to the fatal affair Wog et imiihmed. . Mrs. 111.151 r, the widow afthe wafuetawasipafos shah nerds" was the fabjegt of the trial, accesapa *pied by two ladies, entered the Oster Comet lima, is -seder to glee her cricket*, shoat tea o'cloeh. she appeared very USA dejslad e and was apparent(( fapported by bet two attssdnaL No Ids than thistpfoos witasfeu were fabeasasd; the 'Tsetse part # whom we have redo. to be lieve will be examined, and the Web date Canard sea both tides are of an uncommon length, fo that the trial May be expelled to occupy an timbal length of time. The Counfel far the Prefenstine are Mein. Gal • sow, Knowces, and Cower: among theft for Mr. ,Parco. are Mr. Seejeant liar and Mr. Gramm. Many of there who encoded fa early as fix is the morning were usable to get achnitfion, even although hraifited with the wavy ietredneions ; indeed, sever has the public anxiety teemed to be fo much cached on say public occagon, fore the State Trials of Colonel Delimits and his arociates. Many, who facceeled fa far as to reach the outer Coln t, were unable to proceed further ; and Co great was their curiofity, that they remained in that fituation, midi a late hour. without either hearing or feting any thing. On Tnefday fe'anight failed from Leith Roads, the Lord Melville armed brig, and Prince of Wales Excite yacht, sub the trade - for Harnburgh. Same day, early in the morning, doting a thick fog, the. hoop trial of Leith, from Hull bound to Leith, laden with plate iron, hard wood. and roan, got Arne on the gait part of Inchkeith, where the lies bilged. Yellerday, as Mt s. Faaacie was Rapping into her carriage at the Chapel door in Osendon.itreet, her foot gipped, and the fell with ouch violence againit the curb,io confequence of which the received a flight coatufson on her bead. On being replaced in the carriage, the received furgical affiance. in Coventry beet, and immediately drove home to her hoofs in Harley-ftreet. At fwimportaat a crifis, the emphatic fl al, given by the Hero Nessus', when he led Lis gallant fleet to ViAerys gessoes be too fteongly inspfstrfed on every mind. Perhaps it were inspoffible to find the foi ci tie fentiment that " England caplets every man to do his duty," more pleaturgly recorded, then it is in a Sonata for the Piano Forte, with vocal interfper. lions, crimpled by Mr. Wall.' is, called" The Glo. tines Battle off Tiafalgar." The firbjea is fu well managed as to give that eacellent compoGtion molt decidedly the palm in regard to the deferiptive This encomium may be cnnlidered Inperfitious ; Mr. W 's abilities, both in vocal and inftrumeatal Tuition, being fu eminently eonfpieurrus ; bin we cannot refrain from paying this pleating tribute to fuels indifpotable merit. Saturday lad a daughter of Mr. Littlewsod, Lamb's Cooduit.llreet, guiding b• the fire, her *lodise caught, and before proper affiltanee could be given, be was boron in a molt dreadful manner.— She laaguitred till Sunday evening, when Ore expired. " Frugality," 1475 jouwatta in one of his Eiteys, 0 is neceffary even to corn pletethe pleafure of experce, for with thole who tqesnder what they know !hair fortune not fufficient to allow, there always break out /.me proofs of difecntent and impatience."—lu our kienes. however, the eonfequences of ill luck or im propriety way be repaired, as it were inaantaneouily, by the purchafe of a Ticket or Share in the State Lottery, and the prefers' Scheme is the molt favour*. Me of any we have known for luck ea ever lama. ; 1 3 r LW 1110111111 i. If^ ' Sus:Virissa the livitosalt dos diflrtsesfal far ;wader of Ulnt was mailed' at banana% the Citio• , nelt Wf the Vvieiwowww44lcat MOW ktneted tkr'fiti• b rv ektia' aVoier sr a toonolirnent tttbitar'n Me car Os. in which the Stocks ier , Iva humour icssekst kw»! i bat if yaw think it ..titled en& //Ace in yaw aftresikaasas Dill of Tam k is sod, ttti spo, Arrviee.—Your tumble Servant, /sc. • Theta *No Agit braise .any nek, b moms Puiptsrlos N Mosi, r mobs** Mb se *sorban bet her a *Air Sum Ms ow& Ma*** Masks*. Usabotall, - Wl*, dell and a; Nowa um ' • Mad* hiedai. Mahal. • - Ths worr ems so Cow mho* • • ' • Muses, egg eh* ups g Pori di 41/sy at 0184 se Kok Who trier the Magi str awry hie !MA. ' Or aim* gliCd hit beam Tbooglasse shir 471868.8088 serollBlhg Wbohlgir a e a ikoko 0 1 . 2 .4.4 0 ,4 1 • n sit matt . • , Aelbilebilistaillstmatat • : Catttbr prim:9oo4 ch.acs„r. We flop the r .y, to safe the pleating iniqigenee of the Surrender, by Omitulatine. of - Ooduskisserni ind the Forces under his Camelia, n ths t. Arse. The following Arial notice of this inept" ant event was this afterammfent to the lord . Maya of sowntatatraarr, eants,s, skis el My Lord, it I have the fatisfaißies to segesiest les., that dif " pitches have been received from Lintamant Ge m neral Dams, dated from the Cape oftwood Hops, al January ati, Rating. that Geribral Jansen. 0 , with the farces soder his commend, fierresdered " by capinaseha on the loth of that month. • es &Ape the bazaar to be, km. kc. W. wisssais." To the Lees Itterst." By s letter from SbeenteCe it appears, that the con voy for the &lac and Tannings's has bees ordered to wait till further orders. Orders have alfo been received at the Cullonsinstaa sot te clear out ?ream Telfels till further notice. By letters from Xisfalit, it appears, that Admiral boots in the Marengo man of war and a frigate was knoll the ph alt. and kept in fight of tiU the t rth ; there Is no doubt that he will be fallen is with, as a man of war and a frigate are cruising far bits. Loco Nst.soit.—On Wedsefday morning lak the first done above the foundation oi the Obelilk, erea• ing to the memory of Lord bisisow, in the Ceßie Green, in the city of. Hereford. was laid with much ceremony. Three Lodges of Melons, the Palladian, Royal Edward, and Mercian ; the Fifa Regiment of Herefordfbire Volunteers ; the Corporation of the City ; and a large concourtit of Freemen, meted es the occafion. In the (lone was placed a copper rime. with the following infcriptions on each fide : On this feat was meted. by m =Zw.a calms. la boom of Henna Seem. . Vitt the Witte. leset fee of the tee, 11dise, lei of Inset= mks wholeesseensed the WM Soft um id se twin; red, ea every aerobe. eminent the Sill ail kispirklikg as frit le leenst. le the ghtinetement eithe lellesert our the Combined Hem of Mae and alealsof Cope Ttentker. Ge. tenet sift, 403. be wee Sele ter a oast ben, hesoeted and re. grak 4 by his vetehtlessetrr• Of ?MI • The irft Ran* at Me Ca h ms we lad by the Mailer and beethern at the Palladian Lairs of Free end Accepted Malan% an the ad day at April. A. U. ilia, A. M. 1136: Theme Bird, R.W.M. Jahn Mlle, Thomas Dawn's. W I.W. with the 'Mance at the Maiiirs awl Brethren as the Royal Edward and Mercian Ladner" Tt•e ceremony, both from its praife worthy (Nat, and its intention to perpetuate the memory of a Hero, whole name is enrolled on the lid of our citizens, by his brother Freemen, will be extremely intereding. Mr. WINDHAM has at length brought torwarci his Military Plan, which has excited fo much public ex petßation, and we are happy to find that its great outlines are fo coal - mum with the fonndell reafoning. The principles and arguments by which theta fctid.t. mental changes in our military fyflesn are fuppnrted, will be found amply detailed in an •• inquiry into the Synem of Nal ional Defence," lately publifhed by M►. MACDIAUMID• The fame Author has announced an-•ther W. rk, relative to the Principles of Civil and Military Subordination, which we underhand will appear in a few days. - - A few days art, a dealers, the ICle of Grain, near the Note, hi - ight a Imall cheit of tea from a falt , plet, "rhea on opening it he found awn fi na l' hags of astir., covered with canvas, which were 611 ed with gold dud. It it c.ippored that the chef* matt have been given to the (muggier from (inn Indiarnan. in mif rake for another, and that the one in queitinn mutt have been intended as a private prefent. The du(' is worth soul. Wedn f Ay fennight. nn the road between Linton and Mitiuttone s as Dr. Day. jun. accompanied by his Versant. war riding in his gig. the borfe took (nett and ran tiff at full (peed, when they were unhartu oately men in their career by a circlet's waggon, agaialt which the bar's furl• ear nretipirccd by which means the fei vent wa thrnwn from the gig. and killed nn the fpot. lir. Day, thoagh very much hurt, we are happy to hear h not in a dangerous titaai hos. The boric was fu much injuret itiat h e died in a very th , rt unto after the accident happened. ItfPC - A INTELLIGENCE. S sea Ail c —Ordrt, have been received bele Jay for the detention of the Baltic ante Tnoningett convoy► till fortberortins. ICtatace, MARCO :o....4trivs,d the Hamburgh thip Juba Pariah. komeise River Plata ; the was buerded on the 7th raft. tip the Marengo man ol war', Admiral Louise, in company with a frigate. and forered to proceed immediately ; the Captain of the Jnhn Parilh kept tight of them till the tub—the Marengo was in a very (battered condition. Alfo wind the Favourite. Captain Feasts. from the both Seas: ihe paned from the following kips on dal r6th salt. in tar. 30, kl9lll p. all well. viz. the Retreat, Wilford, and Usion, from Bengal ; Perfe. 'stance, Set ingapetion. Ferret, and Adventure, from the South Seas. PIaSAIICI, Arms 1.--Yellerday after poit par in here aindhound, two Spanith elm& manes, lads n with wine, Ste. fa. ant out from a knell prim near Ptilboe, by boats belonging to the Sir Jahn Colpnys hired armed brig of Plymouth. . Aran. a.—Sin:e my let arrived bete. windbound, the Elisdrinkt and Gran, of Demme* GILLARD. from London, with timber, &c. for Cardiff; the Hegaweil, of and from Chichelter, Pass e. with Som. for Liverpool; the Hope, Yen, of fee Plymouth, from Seranlea I the Providence, of and from Lyme and the Foontsin. of and for Sruithwold, in Suffolk, bficss, With felt, from Liverpool. Ptessoerie. Aran. 2.—Came in the Gs L a Bo guns, from the Eaftward.—Sailed the Pi4e . Timmins, st 74 guns, to join the Chaessi Fleet I l and the Sunnis, of t 8 pails arise. ' Antic ia the !espinititit: akin; from a anise ; the Fran Maria. from Draft. with wood. for this port; and the Cassese*. of Agnes. frost a ernise.—Sailed late Est nosing to the Weltward, definition repotted to be the Eat Indies. the Bss.- ceaornow, Sraertare, Kum and &mows, of 74 gluts each. Sailed alit the American kip Hessians Charlotte, Capt. bloats, for Hanthurgh ; and the ...a mimes r, of 38 gum. on a cruise. Dove a, A ra it. 3—Sailed the Stredift hay Cbs Mina Elum• Capt. Dances. for the ICfti to wait for convoy, being booed to Haashurgh, with scarp* of gam. alesoods, and wine, from Magadan Arrived in the Roods this day to get pmviiinns and water his biajetly's gun twigs Benue& and Fs from a cruize.—Wind Eat and moderate. Antis +—Sailed La* night his bfajelly's pa bs ig NAIL us for a cruise. The boy Chriftina Elisabeth, Captain Dances, which failed front this port yeller. day morning for the Nom, to join the convoy bound to the Elbe, is brought in here again this day, being detained by the Polecat privateir, belonging to chi. place. His hfajelty's Ooop DILIOANCS, Captain TIDT, has detained and feat in bete this day. the Amvican brig Catharine, of Pertland. Capt. Davis, bound from Bolton to Rotterdam. with cotton, fugar, and Saves. Arrived in the Roads his Majefty's gun brig DISPIIILITI, from a cruise. and remains with the Baisti.isc.—Wind N. E. and moderate. DUI., Aratt. 3.—Sailed the Swallow and the Stag Revenue cutter to the northward = Sammie gun brig, and the Speculator lugger for the French colt*. Arrived the TNAIIIII frigate from a cruise, and remains in the Downs with the raft of his Majef ty's flips as per latt. Wind N. E. Aran. }—Arrived the Fatuous gnn•brig from a cruise, and federal tranfports. from Sheerest's. Sailed the Butz sa sad D errs gun-brig on a cruise, and the Cruiser privateer to the Wefeward. C , Aram +—The Tasessus, of 74 guns. went out of dock yeiterday, after having been 'hrs. roughly repaired. She is expelled to be atoms:ll Soiled on Monday, and to be immediately fitted for the Channel fereice.—Artived the Horeflon, Was TULLOCI. and John, J. Baowm, both trot Sunder. land, with coals. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. Gasiasrsisto, MOIL 3.—Paled by the Se Jabs. from Mewl ; Gratis, Maeleltou ; and the Two Brothers, (rove bare/ay —.Sailed the Africa, Carutb, fur MAP; Ed the Vim& Genteel, tor St. Michaels. Arm 4.--I , 4ffmt by the Vrfnir Heiden, —, from Le.r ... sae& the Orb, Colt, from New Ifadi ; Hope, Nisbolls, tar Opne• tot Combo:rim!, Name. fat Clissiadia i NW, Priasle,sed die Dandy, °Mg. for Hasbro'. • Ass . MARCH a t.—On Tnefday,the t ath intl. ' after the tremendous gale on Sunday and Monday, the loth and tt:h. a bag hove in fight of this place, apparently in a finking hate, and without a foul on Wald ; which being perceived by means of a good glaf., twelve flout fellows from hence immediately vcntu'ed ut in an open boat, in order to five her, if poffibie ; arid their endeavours were crowned with a:needs. When they arrived on hoard, they found that her Captain and crew had left her : Ilse was then even with the water, and mull have funk in a rely fhort time. Not dilc ,, uraged by thefe unpropitioub appearances, they ref. Intel, plied the pump, by 11111111, and ciireaed their c itule hither. In the mean time, the Captain and creel came on board, wi b atfiitance, ft ens Llantaint freed (*.here it feem. they had landed, and made known their dillreis), together wiih ther boat from this place. conveying a Calif" Houle officer. She proved to be the Ann, Captain Siemer, ref Whithaven„ bound Workington to Newry, with call iron ware and coals. Great part of her cargo has been landed, to repair the damage; after which the will proceed on her voyage. The Captain and crew expeiienced very great hardthips. having been from Sunday morning, when the gale corn menced, with lca•celr any nouriihment. to that two of the five (the number olher crew) fell Widely when e th i e , y ). l e an b td r, a l : b L a l t an p a r a n in vi t j f e re a l c d ui t iy an w d a is i n a o re the d r . w b ;s c w at a r t mg hold of a rope that ?alas over the Etas. • r - M4w3rnw NOOIS: The reparations for the grata' Entertainment to be Ole Of the bieditet Hoek ow Maude; nett, tae on alma fplendid and estenfire ltsle. The priacigal apartninut have anderrone wart..r• alteratians and impinipmennu, and the whole maidi i is basowilin4 .t_ the ()million. The Egyptian Hell :o a t .4 Fights grand in the extreme. This t-eallt . tare we have ken lighted in various wars v . bativits the pekoe oceafion, it will Nen a moll brilliant einit 'tot The deigns ire niefunic, and hairs earl. bog ' exhibited on say eneation whatever ; elan are obe lighted es a flew plan, in order to piny thaw grandenr. itelesetap of the Hell i• an arch aflanrp" • !loyal Croetwa hop dinsettfirdls with G. IL eat/ e motto. • Long may he Live an anchor entirsistil with wreaths of laurel, and other deviate. i. a huge plume of feathers, with G. P.W. a• • fu{ Aar, rapper fed by a crefeent of innsonlir yrnund work of all the defigns in this Wang is filtered. • Immediately opposite the entranot, 11 • boil of Lord Nsisow ; in the centre of the Hansa Itifpended three magnificent cue Oaf's lams. The Behan will be fi=lled in • Gebtltie Ole. la the coning of the la•ge Rade' iv a beautiful Crown. Theta Ileac pillars are 'wreathed with vai iepted In,ps set loyal naltleaves. The Bull Aswan will be fMrlane a new Nyle ul elegance' there are tic large with danlsk rows of lamps, two brilliant *au and a other devices. • Tharfeby retail*, a Sereeptak is roe by die owners, fsir the herrn that bad been regularly hele* ed with the Skittle" limulds, was rn i over the tub. mile Comfit at Dimity, Yotkfliite, tie Subravarelte but only thin flamed i Mr. H. Sc. •eawries both, by Orem!, Mr. R. Btl.oll hen** mare as . " 4" sperserar / and Mr. ,Deaati. Firs.o's bay imfras it Fogg tinier. Mr. Mr., hada Weil like , Mr. tau. came in fecood. i; There was a full ming 4 eet 4O . i;ii on Monday Monday at Tsparfall'a, regarding ohs Melt Stakes at the cursing Nommerber biemesg. bps gfin,..404,D trash plow ,a onsnissoCwidt to . doe fliflle low * Lee. U halting hem toe re(Pea t insal leStr a tba l L a r arr eneolei d elisoge. i femivOiredil mos. in die pence af .las. pod aims' domk dos he could .have woe the lee Imes ril bail at as! Ole of it. sod sakli c c ar. esie so birafel4 Walsall giving his swam* The farrago' vory siuserhahle eimorrenas Imp peeved at dlr. Neelorei Urfa t . seat Walser ham, is Deolsiglebire.—A hen had hme.d chicken.. .Sad Mild. A thloy cat teeth 1 !ti the yam% bound. ami afteally bed slisy sad agile mobs bei me, prrimaing and hodiestakere. Adage the whale, except one dictum. kft pei y—aed els tiled to eVrp about the httufe. moi.fillow its folks. mother. The cat is dill alive ; and • pat favourite not only a ith Me. Baeley, but with sissy vet lobe witaited the toeless west. • Wednerday feisolglit, a Woos airsy tea plea Fat Nom h Shield% Weise dm prefs-ging. eel s of ;Mitts. hellegittelle the Sisifealtagiimmt. za nAginated is it hieing three fiddlers. who were rather impltis,ss sod easkiiig dem is a room at the Igo of die Tees* Ginnie. -The sews .gf stir imprifaeliaest has rassirsil the sins hillier% who were is um part if tissurno. whet they Am: hied before the book sad du milled the Mors of the patinas. This hew '-lefalakeidi 110111110111a2 e r die gang die folders faille ihroolleves st parts - of ' thie dimilliqpvend emessmed fereseees like a regular Sept. Ilmorlistaieg elleNl 111141ware e and °he'd bouteliwiliely the vaminice ighb loess, by which the bemoddil Mahe% Lodge eilltisar k. sad &- viral others ”S 1 'battered in passes 'Us enneiag party, at length, *feted a breed s Mil teleand the prifon•td. what she gang received • *ewe dellifit inent. Tito onageimenes than made tilebob of emir way to Tyumen* lie ash.. ifinerifeer Aar the mein body were um mit besergileg to dm re gimes' were by femeetsollaidokomd_hrought to teiel en Friday, which did not end di Ifientrdalr afternoon, when they were hononrship it being clearly proved that they were estirelp , As a Gentleman, on Saturday la R. was so% front the Borough to Old Broad•ltreet, to a bah so t h e fame amt. he 101 l his pocket book, cootekdie dosi in bills of, exchange, and two Waterford pat tapes ' Fortunatelythe bills were nor endurand. On Friday lift the Coroner's formed fat at the Goal Hole, in the Strand, on the body of Timothy Erb'', a deferrer front the 56th Regiment of Foot. who dim' on 'llturfilay morning in the Savoy Hofpital of a wound in his head, which he received the Sunday evening before, on his way thither, from a Serjesee of the parry who dinned him, end &teen mom t when Mr. Woe TY, SUrrOn of the Savoy, was called • he hid, that upon nidving the fcalp, he obleread a final! fracture in the fupertor pan of the right pods tal bone, which apparently had been made by Ism Sharp inilrumern i and upon removing the 01111611111 fur further examination, he blued a weeibil is the dare mater correfponding t that in the belt. and which penetrated about as huh into the bevie s and the furface of the right Itensitgletro gsseirilly it flamed. and that indAnsmatinu and extraealikain tip blood bad taken place. which, with the wooed, lose. in his opinion, the cattle of his death I who, Ant examining two other witnefis, the jury pee thee verdift—Wilfol Mu:Jen—The Set jeans is to eslodyt On the morning of Thurfday fe'nnight, the ►o dy of Mat inu Roblon was found dead, about thirty yard, in the back of her to -three dwelling, at Lianas*. gate. Two medical Gentlemen were immediately rent for fr.m Dumfries, who, after he moll accurate examination, gave it As their oi inioo her death was crioted by ilratigulation. in the tollr wing manner t The left hand of the perfon who committed the deed. 1 bad taken hold of the girl's handkerchief behind. *hilt; with the fore Gager and 'bomb of the risar, he preffed the fides of the windpipe together: the t i f og ro , g li g r l a e li a; an o l have be e n dearthi.nici lg sad eonthe vac o fo b u tti n ua d, te. as hadbirria the confiderably diflurbesl. On the night before this 1 horrid deed was committed, the unfortunate girl told her friends of an appointment the had with a yinfg man to whom the was pregnant : is warrant was tad Randy it1 ,, (61 for his apprehenfinn, s he is libm committed to Efilittdbright gaol,