Star. — London, England, 1806-03-07 00:00:00

PIER 14.1:7Eirrs • ------ : reNerday her MA J lITY heldone of the mon fplen. did Drawing Rooms that has taken place for a num ber of years, including the Birth-day Courts. Th e company ()ciao to arrive before one o'clock, and they had not all entered St James's Palace till near half pan four. Her Maissry and the five Parecsssirs entered the Great Council Chamber about two v'. lock, attended by Earl ft/1'016.0w and Colonel Das- *sow, her Majeßy's Chamberlain and Vice Cham berlain ; the Countefs CA itmcus, the Lady in Wait- , ling, and feveral other female attendants. Her Ma• I Vert' hiving taken her nation in the room, began to receive her company in her ufual eondefcending and affable manner. There were prefent 1 Hitlitord Highnefs the Prince of Wales; the Doke 6f Kent, &Tea, and Cambridge. the Archhithop of Canterbury; the Lord Chancellor; the Firl Lord. of the Theory ; the Chatiesllor of the Ezehticr; the three Secretaries of State; the &tenuity at 'Vim; the KYR Lord of the Admiralty ; the Matter General at t .•e Ordnance; the Trcafurer of the Ne'lr ; the Chancellor of the .l • =by of Laneaffer; the Matter of the Rolls; the Attorney and l Akitor Generale; the Lord Mayor of London ; the Recorder of ;,sine; the Dew Lewd Lieutenant of Ireland; the Lord Chancel lor of Wend; sod rho Chancellor of the Imehaipier of Ireland. Thal were liketvife prefent the following nume. sots lift of Nobility and Perfous of dininaion : Onhoif—Senefet . Montrofe, De Caftrtm, sad 111dford. , Abercorn, Blaadfard, Mt Hertford. .• • , mertmoaeg r = l. &AO. Ike , o kin a. g ra hzT a T . . Plempionti, hirasalkbi. Mills. Edgerumbe, Illeleafifiers. Car*" Reiler. We ftZiell. • 1.°•..r.u.' Pc eh Polservir, Ilkewlnkm, 74 7 at iC:DOwfiry. hi . noth4sedeidele. Mahnef tidy. ' Cintin, Pew, winsome enad Soon. ilifeonoro.. Caseeeney. de. Sisk sinfaaffheky. Leeds—fi. "odes. &Dr& Ilt. pie. trileM, one. thani, Be • ♦wens 016111nakW.Stannt. Wiliam Bor. rialidia• lifiese aftwil. ligailig. Drew.. J. = 2 C. Tbriat. Catkare,, , it essene. Acbdun, Stuart, De Devevanoine; railisists. • ROIL Serving, Ha tboro, Chariewille, Won. Ihrbirk. leads. ?why. hTulgrave, W. Ruttell, Curzon. J: Toiwasen4 Ibitweed. iseing, Hen ley, Dyaevor. H. Petty, Antos, C. - imearese, R. egewer. Minn, . orifice, G. CavanhOe. Longford, Mt, Moratgewnry, Bruce, Grenville, and M'Donald. Sirs... James an, G. Bowyer, W. Yews, O. Power. T. Liddle, • W. Poky, W. Roth, R. Seymour, It. Online. A. Grant. R. Walpole, P. Haien, J. Culletoo, W. Webby, J. Crawford, C. White, W. Bellingham, M. Ch"lmondeley, J. Sylrelier, W. Grant, R. Pede, H. Hamilton, T. HO, J. Shaw, J. amo.,y, • C. Pide, A. Pigot, J. Nicholls, J. Laviogtor, C. Haffint., S. Swum, W. W. Wynne, S. Rooth/T . , sod J Newport. ArehbOop—Cesterbury. leseepo—Sete and Weft. Hereford, Oxford, and Molar. Desitts---Cbeiter, and Raphoe. Asolutadorz—Sardinian, audio, &wed!, Deo*. Haoorerlan. Pernseefe, and Proffien. Sdreiran—Ettaehboare. Mame, and Markham. ... . . fieverals--Fitzpstrick, Vanfitiart, Thornton, Lama, Balfour, L s odlow, Bertie, Ha ft ing., Phipps, and Paget. Clelooris—.:Casupbefl, Stuart, Nugent, Welthy, La Touche, Cloud, Crrwe, Riglby, Harcourt, Defbrow, Roberts, Parker, Wal lid Phuliner. • 7.l l :roChefier Young. Shaw, and Lethbridge. Cepailes..4llyhaele, Duff, Harvey, Wave, Coburn, Pierrepont, , Iwit* Rlselsenswins.Afellby and Shifter. ate Dr 5..... Hall (Provost of Dublin). and Mali. re, Fox Pierrepont, Weyland. C. Powell. H. WHIR, Bruce, Afhlcy, Willett . Gilley, c. Citalasamallay, klarrifon, White, Grid. Herbert. Stapleton. awe. ChOss. Pusey. Du tt on. Hamby, Pock, 7Arfrinfkle, Migehia iL _ Paget, PasSaraby, Freensawde. Talbot, Baden, Hopritesi. Tram, Agar, Hari" Laebrouglt, Man, E. Carew, St. Leger, Drat H. Blatt, lioa. Stewart, A. Stanhope, Erma, Mai" (ow. Gray. Itiatallp, SW bran, Dupre, Illendias, La TWA% W. Irby. D. North, LWa.• brldge, Passaali, Slackwell. Gra! W. Mainwaritip, G. B. Mainwaring, Laaolteta, Ewrival„Peripaa, Rote. Tierney, !Ryder, Poyntz, she'll!" W. Wyss', Omar. Adam, Rah. (=shrift. ASSOININ a. Crisedl6. W. c aaffse Wesdry, Time. irsce.ind OurieD, Ds Celan. aulteri. Ilk awl Lack Wasekid. 111111 May, mod liaralairoaßra—rona.„, C=Dalwaget pommel, Tempii, Ringßap. Battmare, • Vlweeot, Abadion. Relimn, Choßoundelay. IleWoo, Pore a'aatb, Clonmei, Rattan, BuckinghamOatre, Maeclesbekl, Fau eanbarg, Itofityn, Dowager Albemarle, Harcourt, Mauer King!tun, Darr:sky, Etat, Mansfield, Go.rard, Bridgewater, Poftartin..on, Albemarle, Cardigan, Derby, Muuntmorris, Ca rysiort, ..Wettmeath, Strappo!, Dartmouth, Barka • Malmdbury, Camden, Pomfret, Radford, Chuimuudaley, ned Reiner:in YircountefFer—Andarcr,Wernerarth, Sydney,. St Arafat, Falmouth, 41 Ateborpt... _ Lloyd, Laugham, Eibmborough, Lavingtoo, Dynreor, M. k:rikine Stuart, Walpole. Mount Mild'. De Dunftanville, Alvanit-Y, Pale, Chartering, Deere, Sullivan, Glyn, Hamilton, Sondes, Cuthin, S. M. Hay, W. Karel, H. Cavendifh, Lambert, Bontein, Milbank, Smith, Banks, Ali burnham, two Fitzbarrifes, M :li:scenery, four Pereys, C. Scow, Folks, Butntily, Elleoborourgh, Aucklaqii, Cathcart, L. Legg. Leaeben, C. Lennok, Barry, L. Hervey, Crewe, Lindley, Doug las, Metcalfe, A. Cloud, A. Stuart, Crawford, Koufe Harvey, Glyn, Folksy, M. Rola, 11 1 1 Bentiosk, Vetere.. M. Poker, Of- born, Portcheitcr, Eliot, Donally. 'imam.ld, Bortun, G. Be ? Word, Bromley. Batmen's, WeWay, Sullivan, S. Durham, An. fun. C.Harper, C. Barry, Calthorpe, Compton, Womb well. Arden, Hamden, G. Cave:KWh, H. ()Hawn, C. Herbert, Verth Acheron, C. Comptoo, Mounuotd, Milne'. Milner, D. Smith, De Clifford, MHIso Carrington. Cathcart, White, and Douglas. Miftreffes—Mills, Hawkins Browne, Young, Rigby. Lee, A . Pe. chill, Bruce, Herbert, White, Markham, A. Pickett, Spen err, Stanhope, Fordyce, Harcourt, Young, Laurel, Dutton, Whitely, M.Donald Dampier, J. Martin, theme, Dupre, Mon. tagno. ^ Blackbourn, M. Burgoyne, Kern, header, Penton. W. Spencer, Darner, Laugham, Percival, Yorke, Ryder, Sheri dan, Devalues. Coke, Horithy,Thompfon, Shifter, Paget, Hop- wood, Holland, Blackwell, and Cal e aft. Eden, Cathcart, Comte, three Houvcries, M. Law, Anton, Montgonwrie, Somerville, Fawkes, R. Mills, M. Mills, S. Allitoarsham, Pcpys, Keen, Fordyce. Canada,. Laurel, Of wald, two Welthys, two Glynn*, Seymour, Sullivan, three Irby', Hayes, Wynett, C. Emma, Dawfon. De Dunitauville, Blackwell, two Walpole', two Suh 4 van I, Watson, three (inflows, Vasoa,Thoropfun, WGltwonkWentworth,Bank a, and Nclfun. The following had the honour of being introduced and killed her SleyesTy's hand upon their promo ind appointments : Lard Chancellor Erfkine, Lord Grenville, Lord Henry "74.rty, Mr. Fos, Earl Spencer, Mr. Windham, General kitzi.a nick , Earl Fitswilliam, Lord Attborpe, Mr. King, Mr. Grey, Admiral Markham, Sir Charles Pole, Lord William Rouen, Lord Kaifington, Earl Moira, Mt. Sheridan, the Duke of Bed ihrd, Lord Minto, Lord Morpeth, Mr. H. Addington, Earl of Buckingbamlhire, Earl Carynat, Earl Temple, Lord John Townllsend, EarlCarnamon, East Albemarle, Earl Derby, Lord Offulilon. Lord St. John, Lord Charles Spanker, Sir Arthur Pt• gat, and Sir Samuel Hominy. - - Among the numerous prefentations were-se 1%/fs Rathael Mills, by tier mother, Mrs. Mills. ?Ails Sophia Allaburnham, by the Lady in Waitlug. Colonel Crew, by Colonel De(brow. Major Young, by Sir William Young. Captain Coburn, on his return from India. Mr. Checks Cbolmondeley, by Mr. Hendon. Lady Ann Stewart, bfL►dy Balearns. Mrs. Bruce, ►y the Michels of Montrofe. The Hoa. Mr. atewart, by Lord Moray. Mifs Montgomery, by the Countefs St. Vinceot. Mr. Bruce, by the Earl of Morton. bar. Hamby, by Lord Bolisky. Prate . alr SAN Seymour. by the Earl of Morton. R e old? , by tot ing ers Cardigan Refold?, on com to her title, by Lads , Ellenberougit. Henry Moray, by Lord Cathcart. His Lordfhlp likewife preferred his fm. Lord Holland, by Mr. Fox. Lord O'Neil, by the Earl of Morton. Lord Grantham, on his mar. cage. Mitt Cathcart. ty Lady Cathcart. Sir. Janus Hall, by Earl Selkirk. Mit, Courts, by Lady C • Leonox. Sir George Bowyer. by General tratilittart. Mr.and Mrs. "awkins Browne, on their marriage Mr. Walpole, by Mr. Robert W a lp o l e , Colonel Campbell, by C• Innel Stewart. Colonel Welbie, by Sir William Welbie. General Paget, by his father. The Pert of Uxbridge, on his return from the Continent. MM. Thoinpfori, by her mother, Mrs.Thompfea. The Rey. Dr. Hall, Prosoft of Trinity College, Dublin. Mr. Caicraft, on kin being appointed Secretary to the Baud of Ordnance. Mr. H. Addington, on his appointment to the Board of Confront. Mr. G. Careniiilli, by hi. father. Lard George Caversdflit. Lady Percy, , sy her mother, the Ducked of Northumberland. Mr. King, on his being appointed one of :he Secretaries to the Trealury. Earl and Counters of Gosford, nn their creation to their title. Lord and Lady Atehefon, on their marriage. Lord bed Lady Crewe, on their erect on to their title. Earl Lauderdale, on his creation to an East& Peerage, by Mr For. lady Hamden. en her marriage lord W. Ruffen, on his appointment to inane of the Lords of the Admiralty. Lord Kenbrigton, on the fame Lady Milne, by the Marehieeefs Bath, on her return from Canada. Earl Petty, by Parl Moira. Mr. Spencer. by his father Lord Charles Spencer. Lord and Lady Anfon, on corning tri their Mid. Sir Charles Haiti ags and Sir Thomas Sutton, by Earl MAIM, an Oct. - Lcing created Baronet.. Lord St. John, on his being appointed Captain of the Gentlemen Pentlnnen Earl Albemarle, on his being appointed M.fler of his Majetty's dug Hounds. Mils Darrfon, by Lady Sidney. Mr. Adam, on his being appointed Chancellor to the Prince of Wales, Mr. Cripps, by Sir William Both. Lord Mato and Lord Morpeth, on their appissmars..... Lady Charlotte Scott, by her mother, Casuals& Clomool Mrs. Paget, by the Lady in Wdattlllg. • Mrs. Young. on her marriage. Admiral Markham, oil his being appointed a Lord of Le wd. .. intraity. 1..4y Sarah Maria Hay. by her mother, the Count& of KinnouL Lord John Tomtit:send. and Fart Temple, on their being sp. pointed Joint Pa) wafters of the Forms. Mr. Sheridan. on his being appointed Treatienr of the Navy. Mrs. Sheridan, by the Lady In Waiting. DRESSES. The following were among the molt diffinguithed: The Duch& of Btpress--Wse 6dllol Is a white at. wuWwderld with Over seektio *ism eismiend with large bonehead Bowers aM jolhodutorbk• ilmim baby aimitpain, point bate Miens, and • brie weiegty ; Mid de o* the Gisothw ftyk, with a niece d aummr. and a laip *gas of oltrich re-adios. The Duchtie Goinote-cAnke Cada de* aramooted sod embroidered wildt stadro is bamettaeowas Its border, faddy and train or widttriaba• ttiamal wM ads, ao earrepood. Her Grace were a peelbill.wl dlsdreada The Duchies it NoterzatsaaaaednowoL white crape petticoat, white f.sn body wad Troia, gold floolled wet cap, with three ro tate% adieu:ode, and as feathers. . The Duchies of I/remnant-WI. dim crape petticoat. ale pntly ornamented and waleaddived Militia gold bugles t bad" and &eves of white fady ado to alemilprad. Duchies Dc Careanw—Whiteheliepottieeat,brown f= and train ; the whole was richly enroaested aid cm with gold. Marchlnch of Haarra•e—ait rich gold embroidered race velvet pettleistoguy gold border, brews velvet body and train, datainidaed with gold to eorrefpoad,Deeves looped up with point bas ablation& Head-drefs oft:rich feathers and diamonds. Man*Weds of Troosoma.—la bMck, looped up with blue rib bons. Her Ladrildp were ditnood Shoulder knots, a ltomacber, Oar and crefeent on her bead, with enrich feathers, Marebionch of Stroo—White ratio petticoat with a gold and Vandyke border embroidered, crepe embroidered drapery, looped up With gold cords and to . • the body and train of garter blue velvet, richly ornamented w i t h gold. Marchionefs nf SA u ssuar—Was dreffed in deep black, with the exception of white °thief' feathers. Counters of Dater—ln black velvet petticoat. deep purple train, richly embroidered with gold cords and tafr.ts • body and train to correfpond; head t irels, bandeau to carrell:and, richly ornamented with diamonds. Counters Nit sox —ln deep mourning. Counters of I:ARLISLS—Was dreffrd in rich purple velvet, with rich drapery of point lace and Valeuciennes, laced &eves, with an elegant gold ftomacher. Lady ANNIE VZINON —Was dretred in brown ratio, trimmed with yellow ribbons; bead drefs, large plunic of oftrich feathers, with a gold erefeent and a vaudyke. Dowager Lady K1144121° row—A white crape petticoat (pang. led in gold, gold fringe, with a gauze drapery to correfpood ; body and train of bine ratio, laced fleeves looped up with diamonds , white feathers and a diamond fiar. Lady Parrs —A vibite crape petticont, trimmed with orange drat.wry, richly ornamented with lace: body and Neves of dark orange, triniused to correfpond; bud-drefs white feathers and deep point lace. Lady %,‘ .ktn as st.t.—..A white petticoat, with a purple velvet body and train, trt,mined with point lace, and a large plume of oltrich feather,. Dowager Lady LtlClLl—White petticoat, riehly embroidered in gold, deep gold fringe, black embroidered drapery, highly orna mented with gold (pansies ; body and train of black velvet, em broidered In gold, the ec.:ves trimmed and looped up with Valen ciennes lace. Her Ladyihip wore a turban, highly adorned with diamonds. Lady G. Ceer.-:-Was drelied le black, with the excepeon of white oftriele teachers. Mrs. Caau 11.78 0 BLUR R.. White mefiapetticoat embroidered *Mb flitter in feitoona, and dryer and green Rona; white crape draper', ornamented with wreaths of hops, and border to corm& pond, looped up with rich Diver cord and taffeta, white ratio body and train, fpansled as the petticoat, the ['revel trimmed with lace, and looped op with diarnotias and pearls. Head-drefs diamonds and feathers. _ _ . Mrs Hoswootoo..A white !paneled fatin petticoat, with white crape drapery. white latin body and train, Meer cords and taffeta. Mils U. CAVI ND] 311—A white crape petticoat, embroidered lace ; body, levees and train of purple velvet and point lace. Mira NELSON—In deep mourning. Mils Vsa norio—White crape petticoat richly ornamented with lowers, with white beads and bugles; body and train of white Win. Head dras turban and feather,. Mils Daustross tow-Flowered fpangted white crape petticoat, Giver cord and taffeta, white fain body and train, with fpangles and bugles. Head mirth to comerpond. Earl MOUNT tiaccumax —A plain brown coat and waistcoat With Reel Rod buttons, and black breeches. Earl Vaasa-1n mourning. Her HatieSTY ' ll Drawing Room yeflerday was the molt crowded that we 'Live ever witnefred ; it had mote the appearance of a Birthday than a mere ' Draw ing.toom., The public curiotity was fo great, that at an early hour all the avenues leading to the Palace, were completely blocked up with fpeetatorli, in confeluence of which an extra number of the Guards were called out, to affitt in regulating. ' Th e officers and ferjeants oa duty, attended at the gates to give directions, and the greaten order was prefer %fed till the company were going away, when many of the coachmen became ungovernable, and broke the re gular order of taking up the company. The Earl of Motu went *coon:pulled b i - Mr. Fos . . in his carriage.. The Duke of &MILD went In hii chariot ; his footmen were in fuperb liveries. The Duchefs of BEDFORD went in herltate chair, with four footmen, in hate liver iei. Her Grace took leave of their MAIRSTII3, previous to her departure for Ireland. Her Grace looked extremely handfrroe, and was molt gracioufly received by their Majellies, who detained her till a very late hour. The Dn;•hefs of Divotssu las went to Court in her Rate Chair, with fon► footmen, in hate liveries. Her Grace looked extremely well. AP TTIC.IL AITEL PLYMOUTH, MARCH S.—Came in the Hacsma„of I? guns, and the G ANNET , o f 1 8 di tto , horn n cruize. Sailed the CAROLINII, of to guns,•with a fleet to the Wetlward. Paired by to the Weft surd, a fleet of chips, fuppofed to be the Earl India fleet. Poarsteou re, Magee 6.—Sailed the A —MIRA gate, Captain. Masai, with tranfports, having on board the King's German Legion, lately arrived from the Continent, fcr Cork; alts the Conotris:r gun brig, with a convoy for Goernfey ; and the Da- INISTATION bomb, on a cruize..—Wind Eaderly. SNesaalse, MARCH 6.--The SPY • Hoop of war is apPlinted.convoy for the Elbe, Wafer, Tonningen, kc. and eb fail from hence on the 9th intl. I DEAL, MARCH g.—Arrived the FURIOUS gun brig from a cruize ; BOLD gun brig from the River We fer, haft from Yarmouth : alfo arrived the Cvonar Hoop, and the BLOODHOUND gun brig from a cruize off Boulogne. Sailed the AMARANTH, iloop, Gairst and BLOODHOUND gun brigs on 4 cr nize ofF Boulogne* Aiiited the Pleafanr, HILL , I,i , ed fl 'op, from Dept . ford, with a fupply of gores for the efe of the Dock• Yard here. &fatten 6.—Sailed the 13oli STY et and OTTIR Hoops, Aaaow fchooner, and Fuau'us gun brig, on a cruize off &achy Head. The Boa ISTTA (I,lop, and Atm* fchooner pat back thib afternoon, and remain. The TRUSTY has made fignal for convoy to the weftward. Donee, Malice r—A tremendous hurricane from the N. W. blew on Wednefday night lad. We have not heard of any injury dnre by it to th e (hip. ping on our coon, thoug h many walls and chimnias in the neighbourhood of Dublin have been prolirated by its violence. The large vane on the top of the Poil-office, reprefentiag a poll boy and horfe, was carried completely away, The brig Henry, Captain HAY, from London to Limerick, Ras totally Intl in BaUyheige Bay, on Monday morning lA. Five of the crew and the Captain's wife are drowned. The 'hip is gone to pieces. —The Fame, Welt Indianian, and two other large (hips, which failed from this port a few days ago, to touch at Cork for convoy to Ja maica and Honduras, were all captured by the Con finance French privateer, and Tent for France. The en:my took the whole crew out of the Fame, leaving only a lady, a paffenger, who ailed as interpreter between both crews, not a tingle perton of the one being acquainted with the ' of the other The Duellers of Goanorr alto went in nate. The Marchinners of SALIsaURr, and the Counteirei of Cabman and Seprnw, went in Slate chairs. Their Neje-mat and the Pit INCISSES, previous to their leaving tHArI this day, vifited the Priacefs of I Waxes, at Blackheath. Yellerday the Duke of Yoe entertained General GIENVILLII and feveral other military officers, Mr. Coss, Mr. 'Nueaton's, the banker, and fevera! other pe, tons, to dinner at his bottle in Portman•fquare. Lail night the Michell of GoenoN had a route at her honk in St. jomes's-fottare ' which was honoured with the pretence of his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Watts, the Duke of Morrraoss, and a great slumber of the nobility. Eul SII•11C11, yefierday, entertained Sir JOHN Ifiviroar, Mr. ELIOT, and a party of perfons of the &ft dininelion, to dinner, at his hou/k in St. James's Place. Yefterday the Caldiream regiment of guards were reviewed at the Parade, St. James's, by his• Royal Highnefs the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, accompanied by ( Colonel WTNYAND, Colonel BAILEY, and feveral of ficers. Daring the infpedion of this fine body of men, Colonel BA:Lees bode fuddenly plunged,firuck one of the front rank, and knocked him a confiderable diflance, in front of the line. His Royal Highnefs, on perceiving the accident, immediately rode up and inquired whether the man was materially hurt ? and ordered him to be taken care of. Very fortunately he did not fitilain any other injury than a few bruifes, end finally retained his flation. Mr. John Froft, and others, againfi whom bills of indiament were found for fubornatiun of perjury at the late Middlefex Eledion, were put upon, their trials yefierday in the Court of King's Bench. No prate cutor appearing, Lord Er.bennoaoooir direded the Jury to find a verdift of acquittal. In the Court of Exchequer, in Dublin, on the 27th alt. Mifs Mary Fortune obtained a verdiß of rscol. damages, in an adieus for breach of promife if mar. riage againa Jahn Connolly, Efq. The -" •iif is .4. raq. ... plaino.... . _ language ._ _ .... ; . the daughter of a.refriedable fruiterer at Chapelizod, and when within a quarter of a mile of the Bland of near Dublin, with 6001. fortune, the defendant - a Pevos,fin had the good forma: to he re•captnred by young gentleman of 8301. a year. the Snout you: crutzer, of 14 guns, Captain jams At the Surrey Seffions, on Monday, a queßinn w as NUGENT. and carried into Guernf e y. hued on an appeal againd a removal, whether the FROM LLOYD'S LIST- Wile of a feaman in the merchant's reprice (hall be Caavriann,MAace 6.—Paged by the Heroine, Gray. from liable to be removed with her family, to follow her Halifax; Indefatigable. Weir, from lamalca ; and the Laurel, hatband to any port in England where he fails from Hinton, from Cuxhaven. Sailed the Speedy, Atkins, for Africa 3 lead nay be then refident, though a temporary refl. and the Providence, Paterfon, for Hambutsta why. The Coot decided that the removal was . ARRIVED. • • • Off Dover, the Providence, Tbornas from Newry. Lexl4on . ~ ' • .111 IC:6 Pa &&&&& LE Fox' CH ACT ,— The Cartidock Frail, from Baltimore • Mariana, Noedeliff. from Newry; and ~ bounds found a fox, one day latt week, at Prince's Heroine, Gray, tram Halifax—At Cowes, Alen. Wks. him cirurticht;deandavouGrovAerlit:cr. Ashford, from New Yak —At )al mouth, which is fuppofed by fportfmen to have run , Savan c.r nah; A , —llftroLmive rpad , lagoon St.mielael'a • over more ground than any animal they ever remern. r i ll enter . , .h . bared. The fox broke cover at half an hour after rot I. I- at --af-I -e14.-..-..--, from Baltimore; and Maddaln. &Oa At Cork, Thantee,Evans. trim Landau; and Bananwood, -.n, ten, tan for Holnell Commons, Holm Buffies, Dorfet. nedoo—At l,oedonderry, Delaware, —, from nowidpio..... tithe, through Whitfield Woods, Lillington Common, ro Thornford Hill and brakes, to the river by Leothay I F l r ee ni t, frerei,end Balt im ore — At Za G re u r: ral ercLM ß a i ry ch , , P . 12 i s l:lze t : ,, and Mary, from Leo. Green, through Honycombe Wood to Longhurton, don—At Smyrna, Phenix, Broad; Flora, Chriftall; and Mary where the fox turned to Lewfon Wood, through Ann. Cobb, from London-./At Charlet - ton, D ;plum. Orem/nen fromAfrka—At St. Helms, Milford,—, fr om Bombay ; Brothers, Whitfield Woods to Yeonainfter and Leigh, from thence over the new inclofutes to Armitage, Prince's P A a a r 7entar P e er fK7U;d l El th liOw itang — er' fro ßan m o rh n ,:S t l Y ie: ."" t ams; the Woods, Grange Woods, to Revel's Inn, where the River, Tentamo, Monte , from [Arbon—At 11. G una no, Sitter:. M n ut- York—At Africa. Sir Clarks elamihon, -- tram Liverpool; fox was checked, and turned through Clinger, to Wry from Newfoundland -At Gavel, Alone°, Allan, from New Mintern Plantations. by Hnokham and Hackham 'Woods, to Buckland, Knowle, Armfhill, Melcombe and Dew " and Wilk"' Pitt. Lluuli' from London' TM Pauline, Choate, from Baltimore, has pu t into Park, and 801 l Barrow, *here the hounds were taken off by the huntfinan, who, with one other perfon. Ilfraconihe, in dithers. followed them from .Armfhill. The hounds were The Jack Tar, M•Pherfon, limn Newcaftla for lively to the laft ; not fo the fportfmen, who were Jamaica, is arrived at Porrimouth, af , er beating off obliged, after a chacc of more t han fo rt y m il es , i n a privateer near the Goodwin Light, which had which hard running, and every variety of hunting captured two colliers. was Peen, to return from Amain homewards with The Eliza, Hall, from Demerara for Liverpookin tired horfew The hound: did not reach their kennel, loft on the toad of Scotland—crew laved. at Cartiftock, till nearly eight o'clock at night. The Imo, Hewfrin from Berbice for Liverpool, A labouring man at the Neckinger, near Dockhead , i s con d emne d at Tortola. engaged in a pitched battle, on Sunday morning The Fly WI, when the firil blow he received killed him on yar„,nb: from Whitby to London, i s l o ft near the (pot. The Catpenter, Meyer, from Land in and Poole i On Ttaefday as two men, who were at work at the to Leg horn , is on more near Poole, and c afe & ;I to Military Lime Kilns, by the fide of Chatham Hill, be „.„„ ff: were flooping down to fill their balkers, a large mall 6- - of Chalk fell upon and overwhelmed them: one man, The Saville, Wright, from Ri g a to L on d on , WAS d of the name of Swift, was fo bruited that he died in Captured the (6th of January, a n carried into Hot two hodrs afterwards, the other now lies dangerouf land. sty ill • The Eagle, for Africa, which was fu n k near Li- On Wednefday fe'nnight Mr. D. Hall, tenant, iterpool, is got o ff and in the Dock. Spearfhill, parith of Ferry-Port-on Craig, Fifeffiire, on The Enterprize, Graham, from Clyde to Grenada, is on fhore near Holly [Sand, and it is fea r ed will his return from Cupar market, fell from his horfe, and was killed on the fpot. His body was found two receive much damage. She inn foul of the St. An. days afterwards in the fields of Ciaiiie, at a little drew, Ritchie, for Demarara, carried away her bow didance from the public road. fprit, and fprung her ft - net:tall. A fortnight ago, a dreadful accident happened at DISTRISVTION or Paiza-Mousv.—The (loop of w Kinca pie dillillery :—A young woman unguardedly war Gannet, for the recapture of t h e b r i g Marlbo trot into the mill hoofe conneeed with the Ream. rough, November 4, 005, will be paid at Mr. E. engine. The wheel caught her clothes, ;reliantly AantoTe's, Falmouth, every Tuefday and Friday tarried her round, an-1 tore her to atoms. It is fingu for three years. Mar to obferve, that this woman, a very (port time The hired armed cutter AEtive, will be paid for the recapture of the Betfey, Francis, an d P rov id ence , before, had *knead a fimilar accident at the fame place. September is and t 6, 18:15,at No. 2z, Hex •flrect, Strand every Tuefday and Frid a y for threelmortth, Flita.v.leflerday the Royal Exchang e and the evhcile neighbourhood of Cornhill were thrown into The Vi,:•tory was yefie:d ty warped into Chatham confufion. by an alarming fire, which broke oat about Dock. It is a little rent..? Malik, th a t t hi s b eaut if u l adp thould at this time he repairing i n t h e very d oc k twelve o'clock, at Gilhain's ' Chop houfe, in Sweet- ing's alley. The conflagration was occefioned by the . in which the was built one and forty years ago I at chimney taking fire, the (parks of which fell on the I that lime it was generally fuppofed, th a t it would be roof and fee it in a blaze. The engines arrived with impoffible for fo large a boa) , as a 11141 4 the fine to promptitude, and by one o'clock the fl ames were ex . be launched from a flip without meerrog with conli tinguithed- The damage is principally done to the I derable injury. or even total sumo ; !aloe Ships, after upper part of the houfe. Shortly after the fire broke I they were Wilt, were therefore, a i:h confidently!, out, Mr. Gilham wu impannelled with the Jury, i i n 1 rhour and di ffi culty, floated from their Decks in th e the Court of Common Pleas, and trying a crude, fame way that (hips now are, which have undergone in this flow and laborious m a n ner wa s t h e rent upon that element, on whi c h the has when one of his fervants arrived to acquaint him , a repa i r; with the misfortune of his family. be addreffed the : Viaor Y Court, and was permitted to retire, after the parties Since made fo fplendid a firm. in the cattle had contented to abide by the verdia of i The Leveret and Joliet Mops ale swiree es be the eleven Jurors. I attest with ill pate &rpm* at Celebes. -, - `,„ 11l 1 . I I ; . t • I ~., J. mqfr; i , 1 0 I i ( I f!r , last . 1 i . . . . 1 1 : k