Star. — London, England, 1806-08-05 00:00:00

itIFICAL MAILS THIS DAY...MIod II. all ',IL att. ems I s Otistaboryils o s I o Hasoborgb b t FALMOUTH. AUGUST S. Arrived his Majefty's flip from the .3tannel Fleet; left them yekereley of &c. the American brig Hamlet, Miasmas, born Baltimore, days; and the Harmony. Pit ,from Swan. Sailed his Majelly's flip Durance to jviin the Anna Fleet, and the American flip Diana, Iloat.s, London. Wind N. W. POIIIIMOUTH, AUGUST 4. Arrived the Tlsphone, from Lymington.' K W. DOVE,!. AUGUST 4. 4 by this port the (hip Navigator, of and for 'orb, front Anslierdam t a pathOger landed (hip, but he lays there was nothing new : left Holland : the Stip North America, Toots*, of and for Baltimore, from Bre , alto gone pal this afternoon. Arrived in the his Majefty's frigate VESTAL. A large fleet tranfports are now going by from the Downs, with ' breeze from the N.E. • DIAL, AUGUST 4. Arrived the Csvoe frigate, Commodore Owen, having landed Lord LAUDERDALE and kite at Ca b: leis f the Pince' gun brig. horn a cruise Mr Mindy r dwilatrizaa,Fiaw,aad Toaauseargoaliejarr i from I 1 a cruise of Boulogne ; and STAG floup► lila tilt weaelard. Sailed the Perim's, Blasesj , . e O rr ios iwr gei tiftg rr a , nd Veda!, : a n; c . ruise or . , ; Hadar dieir mayor the traaf d p7rt tic vrith 11111 40 board Wended for the cape about :raw • Siglip• . ilaikd the Moo, of 44tuas ; Earl Spencer ;SS laigetion. a Stet of meiclant Rips, mailers, Pad wpm, wider convoy of three bomb, and Pt • ilektutilaaWMMlltaitifor Portia moth. WiOdN.N. - !Ibis isavaima,a bl4eagerr from London arrived bar:, Gad imaradieroly embarked on board the Aa• calla, gun brig, which got under weigh, and proceeded fog the coal of Frame. YARMOUTH, AUGUST 4. Tilia monsiog arrived the Roseville man of war, . be the Hooker ; aad the prifoners belonging to . 11.. Couriers Preach frigate were embarked ea Via. her for tilt Noire, and will fail this after. amd . This voomiog arrived a Mellinger, who ins• aitinte In maltarbod on board the Sam gnu brig, ill *Bed. The CRESCENT fails OD ammo% Ad- Illibld Joint, with his Sect, are an.slikilitire theft • Irtadeos•Wind N. . . CHATHAM, AXIOM* 5. • • at 1 , 1 . 110 e Fatima or ORANGE and the SHANNON ham Rita doins'io she Non. The &mina frigate was, k ' Mionailfamed on Saturday. li • , -Thet lameAmso, of • 74 guns, CHOW INEANIIIIIIIE lefierdiy, having lately arrived from the Skitter gasam 16 ... The Goariere French frigate foplandy captured i by Captain Lavin in the Bsa_neren 4. served is our 1. baehoer yellerday, with the Imp oaken boiled. • par thafe of France. PROM LLOYD'S Liii. Osmium, Ave.4.—Arrived the Ilsiallk Plnsik fly! Shwa; Uri George, lanes. hen Lien 1 Lemma - elsesibs, ten Leghorn; Has ; Herd.sia..7"" . fle a p i 8, 6 1116 11 = ;. UNA§ i pel% Cent; M. Chale id it Aras. tans h' 6 ;* OPlyte s Ssieralia= " 4 l1 er. ; t Daiwa* lidd. Destsw, from know& awl is Mirk CIA. Owe Obeelebs••—ielled thebisp",liaid, Ow Oseldhp i geV, • . &his, tor Conti* sitt Sinerve, linge,ler HULL, AUGUST,. . .. mama Possnar..—On Sewdaq the Hammy, Weekile. ) the Lottery, Wake. and oi =eatz te e OM eihs Ilit• illrisol. is Si 163 Must Loamy. s fma gl erap Sae: awl OM Sleschslier with 's lia too istte, The Hely is the wily hip et Oresind which has net strived. sod net fang whoever Mahan he Ist. The Lottery, on the soh jay, he he 61. 55. fail he lib the Theses and Phoebe limes, end a piew inii/ j a prise. hs test. sad p t t a to hels. based I '? • , iffesebspiled mat sot r Lis Mid haw, awl " Zeiwer a t e Caps! Om, the lipid% _The Tretiove.liber. la welled benellens Davie Stroke. with IPPA 3to Wm blather-11te kit is entry at the *oh jump... , At the dew leywililpa bed WWI! sod data the Smits. hie sp a leek imp Webber he Ism er heard el. 'Mb dram. les is le pest meaosn ap ailaing is binammuirlis tbs nee ow s! Wed illowiss le • a k a efthe hassle et the swiertiewtiesed Sip at Dile Streik assists train Capt. ?Meer, of the Ttectow, Ws. = h ill s p a r=e 2 7 o ; Revd le s e , :ge r L I STenmetrg 4; afiedlevree 6 ; Rolm S ; Lyn* 5 ; Levistiam ‘ 7ll4...6. g 4 l .456 a biers Trawl" Heidessers, and Catierise. 3 seh ; Oer- Mow' sod jsiplsitebserd se ; Theesten,s ; Preis" I,Tralal. Mot S; end Pieria. Ss A iettre meshed beesfraes Cap. Itissed,, of the Brothers, of this pert, st Davis' Si ted Jose se, het. 66. N. late, that be led the e 1 Ili ; Tee s tmln weappy,witis II ;is North Mule, B{; ail Sershels, e*sissidlio ea mom The limey, Hetift id Watley eras is Davie' Steaks the ph pep. with 5Mt es boars, sad la the me eekate be sAO OnOn Twiday hi, the Maws& Aper, arrived at bpi Owl: Straits Siert, wide whim. which are eige e n oz: e= =at ell. The Dawn t id lits . item Oreadiadie witieb aided - el 1 1111116, at . Maw lei, pa lie the beabser,theinsor es lissip. awl the bier as Tulip. Tho itellitsden, with se teislas. !espied to MI shwa NO asse .1 ell ; sod the !specimens. Isss. the predsoe et 5 warks. When the ta 4 rell kit Dale . the Isr. .... and 4544,, lashes, (the . Sibling My to Wu* , Doe get se alled e j a hr igi gns in tre st Tr ui eg 6 1% 1 1 , Devis e: ' vet, C*wfad. :brake, at &snip left, with to AL lis ha the sewn 1111 the i 9 th Jami e awdi hilt the flips hi the din ail wen. Os the 9th Tuly at nekkeishe is /pis the ling Nary and Prince of Wake, ewe, of the Hedisie rep Onspesy's lip. in lat. 38 as. long. 23. an 1 had ne aetwant or war the rowny's Mips being in utak Less till inr.wmed by the thews Sips ; sad on the syth July was board ..e. by the Druid frigats, Capt. V.P. Moshe, is lee. 511 50.1ang. til. ...ho impreffesi toot the Jibs and Margaret's erew. She brings the annesed account of the faeces of the following Gips when the fa sr them, fevers! of which be t bad not ken for fame time before the lett th e i.e.—London--Calypin 6 9Q,.—Neweallie—Norfolk it , Howe I, Katherine 4, Middleton 9, Itabaa 4, Content a, Ss v.& co, byrentts it. Lady Jam is....Vndibr-Alrilliain sod A n n 3, 'blamed 4 •••Hall—Samar! ta, Leviathan S. Gardner and Jo. ho t 10 ...-I,44b—Watient and Ana I, Rewst bounty 3, Rather 11, Nona Star 7.—Morstrofe—Ettridge So.-Aberdeen—Jane s. A letter from Aberdeen States, that the Joan and Margaret was ;warded by chi Phohe Maim about half way aerate the weftern mewl. The Norfolk, of NewcaMe, with 1 3 fiat , 160 tom 01 utl. bas Price arrived there. According to a report brought by her. t the Gartner and Jigeph, of this port, litt s ew lit a the Leviath i t: tI, and the Sym metr y 6 ; the Contmt . N k 1,. and r Fountain of Lyon 5 Ili. [ . On Saturday k i nnight the Eliza, 811191'01 1 4 from Pitlou, for London, with wood, was put aihore during and cr fog, on the rocks near gamey head. The mailer ew, winfilliagof is bands, were ollfared ; the veffel is a complete wr eck. but 14? INN., Deco. Ye lierday the public corinfity.and what is infinitely more valuable, the honottraWe ambition of the pub lic, was gratified by a molt magnificent dttptity of the national wealth and power in the grand public rower of five of the Company's flips, of (cinching about too tons burthen each, betides the Trinity yacht and another fined wad, which came within the bounds of this greatly eatenfive national under taking. The public have already, with the utinoll comparative gratification ' witneffed the opening of the Weft India and the London Docks ; they this day raw a third exhibition of the wealth of our tom mercial bodies, which might make our enemies 1 atharned of nfing the trite expreffon of ridicule againft us " that we are a nation of thopkeepers," if they could have had an opportunity of viewing the enviable richneth of the fcene which was yelterday ex. hibited. The entrance of the Trinity yacht and the Admi ral Gardner Eat Indianan, merely as an experiment, has been already mentioned. At-Saturday morning's tide two more of the Company's Blips came into the baton, and at the top of the tide on Sunday evening a fourth came into the fame part of the works. The extent of the works has elf° been already defcribcd in our Paper, the export Dock is capable of contain ing about forty of theft large (hips from b to facie tons each ; ity the fecond of great Import Dock about too can lie conveniently ; and in the Baron there were this day four, with room for two others to brim within its gates at the fame time. At an early hour the three Eat India regiments, full three thonthod men, marched down fully accoutred—they clofely encircled the Q,i2ay of the Great Dock, which, within the walls, amounts to upwards of twenty acres. the others lined the entrance to die great Weflern Gate ; and, what not another trading body in the world could produce, there was not much, tort of the fame number of (earners they ready to fight in its defence. Signals were made from the top of the Company's mart boufe, which is within the walls of the Dock, and a difiina flag was teen flying on its cnfign previous to each fpecific movement. The day was as fine as almoft ever (hone OW of the heavens, and the quarter decks of all the each were crowded with a moll luxurious difpiay of &kith beauty. To heighten the fcene there were nine Company's boys arranged abreaft of EMI Greenwich Mart's, and ano they, Trinity yacht, as well as the Earl Camden Eat Indiaman. and f I others, were decorated with colours in the river, betides the& in the balm. At twelve o'clock the Company's military band went on board the Admiral Gardner. At ten mi nutes before two a royal failure was fired from the guns on the wharfs the principal Officers of State landed from the Treafury barge, and walked up to the above mentioned Blip. Another fignal was then , hoifled, the weeds got into motion, and entered the Great Dock in the molt majefiic dyle, in the follow. ing order : s. TbeTrialty Tacit-4. The Admiral Owdoer—l. The City et Lowless-4. TM Lady Centereaab—g. The Srre y. The Trinity yacht, and the two fir( of the Coen pany's Mips were drefed as 'foal ; theft two belong ing to the Company had alternately a red or it St. George's Enfign at the foie or =icon, and the:Hon. Company's Enfign at the other, according to the other's fituation, and the Imperial United Standard at the main. The Trinity yacht was alto dreffed as ufnal ; the flag of the Corporation below the great ' National Standard, there of friendly nations in foe celGors, on every brace and flay, and the colours of our enemies below. While the headmoa of that:tripe were under way, the approach of the Lord Mayor. Sheriff,. Aldermen. he. was announced alto by • difcbarge of cannon ; they landed from the City Barge, walked up the Docks, and went on bawd the Admiral Gardner. The Treafurer of the Navy and Mr. Scott, the Paymaller, with two others, lan ded, and joined company nearly about the f,anso time. ' The bands played a Rule Britannia," a Goo Give ' the King," rtc. dc. when the whole had entered the ' Great Dock, a royal (elute was again fired from the ' Wharf, and the Company's regiments difeharged ' three rounds of flreet firing, which ran as regularly from right to left, auf it had been the died of ma- chinery. The thipstben came to anchor high up the Dock, the Company had Tome refrelbmene, and went away highly delighted with the richnefs of the (pee. mete, and the correenefe of every movement. The Earl Camden, Capt. Sa 'sow, which had beat off a French 74, afterwards came down the River, all • a-Carat. yards, top malts, top gallant malls, andrigging of courfe all (landing, with a flowing foretop malt flay ' fail, fo fully dreffed that her colours caught the wind I almolt as full at if the bad a fuit of fail all fet in a ' light wind. There were at feet and a half of water in the river Thames, and about 24 in the basin ; they -I were loon brought to a level, and exhibited a molt delightful thew to any commercial man : two docks, • a bafiu and two locks, were all thrown open, fo as to form one body with the river, which bears our cam 'tierce to and from the tea, and in thee circumilances the few fpeltators that were left were !hock with ed. ' miration at feeing a (hip of her magnitaide enter as famathly as 'if the was going up a common river: The Trinity yacht fliled down, in all the pride of national greatnets, to welcome the gallant &anger ; three moil heartfelt cheers were given, the gatesvaere doted, and the Camden came to her moorings at ' the head of the balm at half after four o'clock. I The Company were afterwards entertained to din ner by the Hon.the Direetors at the London Tavern. About tso perfons fat down to dinner. Rovrtno MATCW.—Yefterday the annual wherry, given by the Proprietors of Vauxhall garden, was rowed for by (even pair of oars. They flattest from Blackfriars-Bridge about a quarter before fix, and rowed round a beat moored off Lambeth Palace.— The fecund heat commenced, near eight o'clock, at Wenn:inner-bridge ' from whence they rowed round a boat Rationed off the Nine Elms, and returned to one moored off Vauxhall-gardens. The following is the order in which they arrived: t Lock and Leonard j Hinebldon and Randall a Tasks., jun. and Glngell 6 Shepherd and Adama j Gregory and Tyne y Ed. Ptlosle and Jr. Stewart. 4 Bramwell and Campey Pringle and Stewart faired their diftance the firft beat, but loft it the feennii. The prize-wherry was delivered to the vieors in the Garden., amidit the acclamations of a numerous and telpeaable company. 14, Doak woollen Arrived I Channel Fle American in 26 days ; fn. Sailed Channel Flo for London. ( Arrived d ..-Viriad N. Peed by • New York, 1 1 from this thi when he lef Captain To, • men, is alfo Roads his hi of tranfports a fine breeze ittaLltia yuir s At the fair of Selinafloe, the lambs wool lisis been 1 all fold at 265. to ass. per none. Saturday David Orr ; of Lifburn, was committed to Nevrgate, by a warrant from the Cammiffinners l of Bankrupt, for not giving a Catisfaitory account to them of the manner in which be had diilsofed of his property.' On Saturday morning, at two o'clock, a fire broke out in the houfe of Mr. COUR TY T. in Moore greet ; it began in the (hop, and burned through the floor to the kitchen, which awakened the maid fer vant, who alarmed the family, and by the exertions of the people in the houfe and Come of the neighbours the fire was ezting . uifhed, after having burned or in jured every thing in the Chop. Friday night fall, a moil (hocking murder was perpetrated, in the fields between Rochefton and Cabinteely. The unfortunate vitlim was a fervant out of place, who had gone into the country for the purpofe of earning a fiabflftenee by hay making —be was well dreffed, and had a watch. Thefe, it appears, were the cooks of his unhappy catatirophe. A villain who was working in the fame field, under pretence of bringing him to an employer, who gave higher wages, inveigled him into the fields, where he knocked him down with the handle of his pitch fork, and afterwards, with the prongs, (bibbed him repeatedly in the body, which was found the Inc cesding morning naked—the wretch having fled with the clothes and watch. Joh' 31.—The murderer of the above peril's, having been akertained, fuck great exertions were nude to apprehend him, that he was traced to and apprehended in the county of Wicklow, and was yellertlay lodged in Kilmainhafta gaol. He is a very fine young man, named Andrew or Andy Powell.— Fifty guineas reward were offered for him by the Gsntlenien of the barony of Rathdown. The building of the Hon. Society of King's Inns, has ;t length produced a room nearly completed for the purpofe of entertaining at dinner the members of the Inn—the room we allude to is eighty feet long and forty wide—it is adorned by columns of the lonic order fluted, and above the cornice at each end of this (patinas racial are placed four figures—viz. Wifdom, jullice, Prudence and Temperance ; all executed in a mafterly ftyle by that native Aniti, Smyth. DREADFUL THOEDER Erotic—Emma" of t letter from Kilkenny, dated July sap, zeo6. • 1 nos indeed shesdest cook or. thendeinni thee lon en skted lON 111101 e to tent to Tn, es say pidunden, is noon with the inhabitants at this sky, has bees Mtn pravideaftah • Yettatin nen two ends, the yen trunnions theoder berm 1 nee nerd, bens here, on anon erkh ossemase ' I\l7 td sow feer i the inn fened es lire, the I lighten" ides vivid and liarbed, sokerld aindon. I old Islintlyinieeoded by Cub nosist, as inn eon Mind be the Annan et die mire sky. Towns non fi ibid dune eise robots then red, mesiarratir, &wird half, in Ilse that • Odeon's eng. Osenwes wenn wee liked a ints bet this win the hair nit the /test of hrr bin burgs—the I pin if the bon whisk the tessAtilkand the in she window j breiMa in nether hoe a suit less Rout idie 11•41.14 sod the dean Sold peke eleng the entire diredlies ens bet ass eseneeed k saga, Inns a mirk Smila x to sho inn sneers' after the minks et .-00 the end • Ord it ere sway nest okras balm end Inns lod en the tap. I tend so eescdus any tag ea this nth awn awful and ten anderestion was. suisurfal." THE LATE AFFRAY AT Confervaable m ear Owed prindple of impartiality, we lay the aocemesq et the unfortunate affray at TAMP!, before our Raiders, et the particular requeft of a Geode:oast who fide Medi ewers es the fabled, without, however, pledging ear- Wires fat the fe therein thud " OR the sad inflant four companies of kith Mi. litia, light infantry, the Londonderry, Monaghan, Sligo, and county of Limerick, halted in Tulle- More, on their march to their different regiments from Bier, where they had been qu d. " Early in the evening • militia man was sel• drefred on the bridge by a boy, who cannot be dif covered, and who, pointing to a German foldier, &fired the militia man to take care of thofe Germans. calling them at the fame time by an offenfive appella tion. Upon this the militia man Hula the German a violent blow on the head with a flick, which brought him to the ground. The German being fe verely hurt, compla ined much, and a German Officer (cited the militia man, and giving him up to the pe ople, ordered him to be taken to the guard-hoofe.— This produced Come little confofion, and. nafortu nately at that moment the militia bugle founded to arms: it is not known whether the bugle founded to affemble the men at their ufuel hour of parade, or in confequence of the interference of tome ill-dirpofed perfons. but upon hearing it, the militiamen crowded into the nreets with their arms. A party of them formed, fixed their bayonets, and raked up the .fireet towards the guard-houfe, to which the pr ironer bad been conveyed. One of the Officers, Captain Jones, of the Sligo, exerted himfelf without effeft to Irene-Jig them, and a Brigade Major (a German Of. ficer, bat doffed in a (cadet uniform, and probably sot kneirn to befuch) drew his fword„ ran in front of them, fucceeded in appearing them for a moment, and with the affitlance of Captain Jones, forced them down a lane. There they Coon became ungoverna ble again, and rufhed into the (beet in different di re/lions. and began to fire upon the German infan try, who by this time had *trembled in contiderable numbers. The Germans fought at fink only with the bayonet, but having made Tome prifonerc, they took their ammunition and fired upon the militia. The battle then became general, and feveral tell on both fides; but General Lin.fingen, who had before in effeEtually interfered to appeafe the tumult, ordered out the cavalry, charged through the floes, and put an end to the bufinefs. During the remainder of the night nothing occurred, the peace being pre reeved by peonies, and the militia were marched off the next morning by General Dunn, (who bad been abfent upon duty at Birr) upon their feveral routes, with the excepti to flirt:eh as he detained upon the charge of their having been particularly alive. 1r appears that as Germans had been wounded, eight very nightly, one has fine died, another (an officer) is not expeetest to recover. Of the militia £3 are wounded, five nightly, and one died aimed imme diately on being removed to the hot - pital. " It is quite certain that the inhabitants of the town took no part whatever in the affray : one of them, by mere accident. was cut down and badly wounded by a dragoon in the charge of cavalry; but there has been no interruption of - the harmony and good will which had prevailed antecedently between them And the dentist 'troops, With whole *dal conchlit they have been particularly *ell pleated from theit lira artival amemet them. An Occurrence of the following day fhews that, though for A time Come lit. tie exafperation mull remain among the Individuals of the corps who were engaged, yet that no *irk of national antipathy or prejudice is likely to refult from this deplorable accident ; on the next day (the etd) another company of light infan tr y (Welltrd Militia) belonging to the fame Brigade, marched into Tulle. mere, and halted for the eight. Nothing unpleafant occurred between the privates, and the officers of both corps pallid the evening together, thole of *het Wexford having been invited by the Germans to their sets."—Dakin Evening PO. From another refpedable quarter we have received the following particulars : " Four companies of light infantry marched into Tullamore on Tuefday, the sad July, on their route to join their refpedive regiments, as follow.: lwedootterry, esetatioded by Capt. Posit* Lbierick County • - 013. 1 Moaning . • - Minost ate - Jones It teems certain that no premeditated ill will or eanfh of quarrel tattled between the parties, but that it was occasioned by the molt trifling circumnance, the heat of a moment, probably inflamed by liqu• r. se A boy, on the bridge in Tullamore told a mi. litia light infantry man to beware of the German 101. diets, apply ing the coarfstt epithet to them ; f e veral of the mania were near, as they were cone/ling for roll call, about (even in the evening. A Germain foldier, paling accidentally, was drink by a mi i,ia. man—another German foldier, palling at the fame time, approached to fee what was the matter 4 thee were arailed and beaten by the militia men. A patrole from the main guard of the Commie proceeded to the (pot, and took up a militia fol. diet., who teemed to be a princip a l rioter ; (tweed militia men, about twenty, followed the patrole to recce, the prifoner. Captain During. of the German light Infantry, was parading his company for roll. call, and feting the patrole purfued. moved down with his coMpany to cover them, and the militia men retired, but loon halted, threw Pones, and then fired feveral SOU, by which five of Captain During's company were wounded. The Germans had no ammunition, but-their bayonets %unfixed, with which they repelled the agailaate. " A great amply of the milltia had now affembled, were loaded glad fired many Sots. Some were made Trifoliate, and, it is faid,.the Germans 6rd with am. munition found alma the prifoners. Major Central Baron de Liafingen, on the gra alarm, ran nut among the militia, and entreated them in the molt earned wander, sad with the belt Engliffi of which be was stater, to della, commanding the Germans, at the fame time, to fall back and join their battalion. He alto ordered a Rrong patrole of the German Ca. valry to (weep the &revs of all rioters, commanding his dragoons not to cut the rioters, and he mounted his boric. The cavalry in doing thi. were Bred upon and oppofed by the bayonet, and were no longer able to refrain from ufing their (words ;re lof the militia men were wounded, and Come, very probably, who had no intention of joining in the affray, but whom it was impoChle to dininguifh in the tumult. General Linfingea's operation, however, cleared the Irene, and the affray was concluded in about a 101 l half hour from fir( to laft. to The officers of the militia light cmnpaniee hap. petted to dine at the Canal Hotel, at the extremity of the town, but as Conn as they were informed of the diforder they hanened to the (pot, and exerted them. &lees in codeding and forcing back their men. Cap• trio loner, of the Sligo, was particularly remarked compelling with his (word hi. men to fall in and re tire from the fem. Several (hots had been iced from the windows upon the Germans. " Thus concluded a molt unpremeditated affray without an object, from the heat of the moment, and which but for the pretence of mind and judicious conduß of Major General Baron de Linliogen Might have ended even (fill more ferionily. It is greatly to be regretted, however, that fe. veral brave foldiers are feverely wounded p --tone German of the Light Infantry is lince dead of his wounds, and one foldier of the Militia died almoß immediately. " The inhabitants of Tullamnre (peak of his Ma. jelly's German troops Rationed there in the moil ho. nourable terms, and loudly praili their exemplary to. briety and inoffenfive condud. se The condua of the German Cavalry on this rte. cadon was that of regular good foldiers aping undo the orders of their officers, and it was they that put an end to the affray. A judicious rneafure was adopted of canting a patrole of the Militia to ACCOM. pany the patrole of the Germans doting the night, and all remained quiet. At the late Portfclown fair, the fcaffoldiog of the Rage of the Riding School fell down with a crafh, and precipitated near 4o people who were then en. deavouring to gain admittance to the- ground ; one of whom was fo much hurt, that he died the next morning ; he proved to be one of the performers, who had seed the part of Billy Button, in the ludi. crous reprefentation of the .4 Taylor riding to Brent ford." The Boasbay Gazette of the t tth of UR January, contains lime interelling intelligence : The Govern ment of Bombay has taken the molt effectual Reps to put a flop to the frequent injuries fuller:led by our coaßing trade from the Piratical States in chore fear, particularly the people of Bate, Aramra, Pifrootra, and Gomtree. Captain lloaßle, of his Majt fly's flip Fox. proceeded with lonic lmailer veirels B ire Roads in the beginning of December. expreirvd the earneß deGre of the Brotilt Government to referee peace and amity with their neighbours by all jolt and honourable means; but peremptorily demanded rah. tution ofthe Bruit!) property which had been c.rptured by thole pirates. The menace loon had the defied efUl. The Rajah or Bate was juilly apprehet.iive that his town and his temples would not long refiß the poimed guns of the Fox ; and he tailored, upon oath, all the property taken by his lubjeels. A timilar fummons ['induced the like at Aramra ; bu. fume force was neceifary to obtain adequate compenrati,, n for other plunder, which haLl been denied. Captain Doaeta !wring fully siscsmplithed the bj:es of hie enterprise, returned to Bombay, leaving the Strom. bolo, Lively, and a large Fatima:, to cram aloes the piratical nacres. _ _~~~ I , • . • S ,