Star. — London, England, 1806-08-13 00:00:00

Mr la:Oak' Mr. Ben bay Mr. Crichton's gen.- epees Traventr Mr. Robertron's ch. mem Coillert Lame _ 4 3 1 4 j TUIIIIO4T.--.His &Natty's Purfe wogs. N. D. Hoilgfon. 1114.'a grey mare. Prircilla . t Mr iiiitchelon's brown bode Diailaper fob: Mr. Ofwalers bay both, by Scorpion - •*, WI litaltDAY. rival/sr 0. N. D. Node*, 14 . 11b11y gore. Lady Mary. liost Cowie or the Notiliffacis and OcotOttetee &IMMO= Pots ' d *i Isere ores a snatch between two herrn belong co "Sc. , . or ti a Dfalitottw. folic y nterortives.witet utouled Suedekort, hack race of two beats, for which four bucks Awed. T of them gave op the Atilt heat—the otber two ran bah beam uttlen they ecintellcil pretty hcenly Twortenar.—Huntet% Purfe, soge. ML Sakes pay Male Toby - t Oaefgs BalW Fq.'s Toby - egelding unfortunately foundered in the third round of fecood heat, which hurt a good Beal of fport among our betting gentry. Thereon+ diet wards a hack rate. • TONUIDGE WELLS, AUGUST & Tim fport the fit ft day ire: eicelleet. At %If part twelve, darted for the Manor Bowl, of sot. Four (pile hears I E. , :kles bay amore PAinisneres I • 11114414 . 4 blown bees taint ,s • Hancama's ;boron plant TONI Plpe; 3 3 Animism' ron. the fiat heat by half a neck, and the recited by reply Gs inches b Lesko, preted, her fo hard, that the bets, which twerp; _to 2 at limning, were equal at thificand heat. Thi* was a charming race; the three hoefti runn4ng fo . elorely, that they !night have been covered. with a ace. The Eivreepitaket and Ham:Wait were well eon tilled, in the aftartsenlq and Come excellent fport • Styli— • • • tee ii Oat. was yw: new Mks Mena ree ' Ewa Isrh.Ladast, yn t I lAinisents. 3 yn $ iiderg Trs 3 3 3 f oak yi 44 4 -oe the !Ira day, Cgrrled wiighrt The fport could not be bet. fecond heat. The bets, Au, after die Frit heat, 2 to 3 lefiaivadtt, after a very hard •-lt good horfemanfhip was excellent racing for the the Handitap frir•the Infing e rill dui. Thi company the day before, the Wea. • ilni (pert 4th thi don. s, difidayed their ffecinefs talsitailde and numerous . AIXAMT y. au f !WA, , _ ___ Rake it Mitiminnii. ma • • • fiv•47o., Mary Isti Esibilawia e Is 7 Pastalase. 3 're GM 6 i I t r• a . I=ll. , g . . : • ,I 3 t 1 . the tavasitte; 7 N i ta 10% fi lltn io t "I he *awl ism wow. Amer kat .. a Proadaar, who wdaemitp. • An statism hod manly itapPisad to Mr. rnsiteles i . ok, .bi Pantalins, in oessilelqndliee of puffins and zlirs crowding too near the darting poll. The * *bey atone prevented the hew& Ittiking do* low lPk of a cat riage, which du* bare been Idittholj•th the harts and the rider. Thelaitiofjedip t i n e of the Stewards. appeared a.alt day mak Ai ,an degant harouehe and fits. Mr. Ihratan i Me; eiunirerisaeh wen in their harassing and 4* faith qvcrid.rs I Lord Alt.' binoba. Mr. itilitht,•Wpswt Cow, Mr. Fine, Mr. A omail Lowndcs Stone, Mr. dec. it& attended in the Mersa s, Allatag:tha _ g Gentlemen nest that. Hook; Mr. Ho l it. Emden. Mr. Don. ti, :#. pn*, mr. , Mr. Linda, Mr. firti• ldr. Mlwfono c. &c. • . Bata the Town Hall on the firft and lair .JtJLJJ niche Races were attended by the fiill fa. thinet,Olthe neighb6tu boost, and were extremely well eamOnaid. Among the company were— Aorgaral Jacky Lard Lard med i lat o Doe i zent e n ;s lA . rd Chi : a ll ef i rMatal me . ..,747$ ' Saw. Wind =sou, e t r es e . nd ati Mte i t a ca t. kod ze. ma Vsairi,i - • sad BM *MIA the re, lilt. N 0,41 1164 0. jaIikNIMAWIR irtlee. Sir Nis apd Rio Ms Mx c sad Rlnt.jhm Slvialso Rode, r. end 1 I r'nleiet A Sur*, Lad 7 KtraF NeWtft, aad Mils Sarusa tai:lll. Re. Tile Crnetrr, on Wednefday, ender the patronage of 0 F. Stratton, Rel. was onefplly crovijed.— About five hundred perfons were m the roam. In this large ailembli. we °braved Lord and Lidy Jer fey, Lard and Lady Darwinians,. Lady Fine, a very large party with Mr. Stratton, Mr. Annuli. Dr. and Mrs. Marinw, the Hon. john Spencer, be. be. Te Concert concluded midi general and loud op. plaofe, It was followed by a bail, at which upwards of 150 couples danced, and the company did not break np till near fire in the morning. There was ilfo a ball at the Star Inn on the Se cond evening of the Races, at which there was a fe le& party, confining of moil of the falitionabletorn. Pang. Who attended the Bills at the Town HAW on Tuefday and Thurfday. It concluded with a cup. per, which did great credit to the tette of Mrs. Wentworth. a I d At the Ladies' Ordinary at the Star Inn on Wed refday, Mr. Howorth, in the moll haodfonse manner, prefented the Gold Cup, won by his hide Langton, to the Conntefs of Jerfey. The Stewards appointed for the year enfuing are , Lord Abingdon and Sir John Reade, Batt. Yefterday, a moll elegant aid fumptuont dinner, tonfilling of all the delicacies of the leafon, was given to the Cordwainers' Company, by Mr. John Holmes, the Mager of the laid Company, at his houfe in - the Hi g h :b e et, G. F. Stratton, Efq in the Chair. After the ufual toalls of the Royal Family, &e. the follow ing were given frem the Chair : " BINA and heavy, and may there always be plenty of both at lite Ott ml Parts." "The virtues of Berl& tar water, a (overeign randy FOC French ireafinn." Corky 's new Arithmetic. vita. addition and mahiplkation CO tit Eagittl, and batttraelion and dltibon to the Freatik * eat. bad famous races here pifterday. The Ciiff! Spa were crowded with ladies of beauty and sion. About two o'clock the (port ensnmenced. . fweepftakes of one guinea each for ..ficv, rode by Zaptain Bates, Mr Wray, fen. and Mr. Wray, jun. was won &ally at two heats, by the latter gentleman; afterwards Mr. Treacher'a br. p. cod Robin, beat eafy Mr; Lears bl. p. Mithdr, doe mile. ergs. ; the coat& bridle was won at two heats, by Mr. Brows'i b. h. 140 r Gm:. beating four others. 'The 'oink , menu have alto been diverfified by foot races, arc.— Mijs Concert, on Tuefday evening, was well attended: and her performance much admired. The following arrivals have taken place fince the S ill ult. Woof' laiot, Mica Taylor, Ma. Holdtwonh, Mr. Mrs. and Mr. W. Hallitt, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas, Mr. lido, Captain Sts rey, Mira rare, Mr. and Mrs. Mice, Mr. Mrs. sod Milt Sir. oard, Mrs. et. Ward, Mr and two Mils Filfingbams, Mr. and Mrs. Cadman, and Mrs. Robinfoo. wErmouni, AUGUST E. On Wednefday tail, a melancholy accident hap. perked here, at a failing match of boats, for fundry prizes, one of which (the May Flower) by carrying ' too great a p►efs of fail, nay, with fix men in it, one of whom was unfortunately drowned. The furvivors narrowly efcaprd (haring the fame untimely fate. and would, but for the timely aCtance given them by General Correia and Sir Wit.t.tax Mesas, who were fortunately failing pretty near at the time ; and their very great and humane exertions were happily crowned by preferving the lives of the rematning part of the boat's crew. The man who perifhed was an indultrious young tradefman, named John Stick. land, a ihoemaker of this town ; he has left a wife in an advanced Rate of pregnancy, and two young children, to bewail his lofs. The balls have commenced, as have the theatrical aloof/meats ; both places are well attended, the town being pretty crowded with company ; poney racing. Re. ate. hart been the ton for the lira week. Nothing is now Paid of the Royal Family coming here this feefon ; it begins to be generally thought that they will not honour this plzce with their prefence this feafon. A CERTAIN CJR! FOR CORNS INTALLIILL_E GERMAN CLAN-PLOUSTER. 'THE PROP RIETOR of this molt excellent REMEEIT is fo certain of its Efikacy having sever failed In a variety of Cstsi, agrees, if it don not eradicate the Corn, rent and branch, rep twercits TN t 140:4,1% And ho tegs !cave to add, that ft has Infinitely the advantage of the numberlefs Ineffi cacious Ointment's, Salves, &c. as many hundreds of afflicted per teas can teßify, among whom are Come of the Brit charaders this kingdom. Sold Wholefale and Retail by T.Artell, No. t, Fineh-lane. near the Royal Exchange; and'alfo by Mr. D.iy, No. 7, Tavißock - Erect; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. jarsca's-ftrect ; Mr. Hilda, No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, Nia, 324, Honiara; and leboult and Co. No. rye, Oxinnt-ttreet. At•Briftol, by Mr. Begin and Mr. Sheppard. Bookfellers Bath, By Hazard, bookkiler. and Wright, ?scanner. Edinburgh, by Batter, Sourhßridge.- Ponfea and Gofport, Mr. Harding's. Liverpoo), by Mr. Gore printer, and Mr. Jones ,bookftllcr, Voreftnouth, Mr. hfibtle;, bookfeller. And by mutt of the Venders of Medicines In P.nxland. Anvi WHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN, eminent for held and experience, offer their advice, and exert their abl. Saar*, the cure of a few reining Wares. they rife loperior ty teat prejudice which Is to jbft ly excited againft the advertifentente of men, ignorant of thefirlt priucipia, and uneducated IA the prac tices or phyrre. Metroi. CURRIE and Co. regular Surgeons lane 'doped by every privilege to lira...lice, and by the uniform fueerfs which their mode of treatmtnt for Venereal Complaints has hi therto been attended, continue with the fame itarluity to dieted their Rides to the cure of eaery (peeler of that baneful polfon, as well as the removal of that. dffirefang debilities and deficiencies which prtient, or embitter the matrimonial nate. In the, cats lope of human infirmlnies, there are none more *Elaine than that which are the unterablable eanftnuence of an Indulgence in a certain deftrudive habit The unhappy (offerer broods over his ' misfortunes, afhamed to fah raid, until be is reduced to loch a gate of ndfcry, as to render life oppn-Ilve. To Nell perfons It will be a confbliog needle:in to know that they may now, by a new aid Inland& remedy, le reftored to their former conßitu tional tit-coatis and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated habits, proceeding either from an erten of conjugal and illicit pinafore, or from a long refadence In hotelimates. hard drinking, the iojuda elous ufc of Mercury, Bcc.liec. are ftwedfly aftorcd to health sod ilrengeb. It mull be a f Orient propofition, that where the aggregate of intelledual rapacity is dirt :Aoki to the - treatment and cure of a few peculiar complaint,, there mull be the greater certainty of Maas ; and a. a proof of thh pofition their method of curt Is fo pintail/ay expeditious, as well as fate. and fo evidently fuperlor to the common predict, that in (nose !tight cafes of inftdtioh, a perfed refloratlon h completed in the Ihnrt period of 711515 OATS, and in th,ofe of the titmoß inveteracy, where other prod!. ti.mers have, failed, a proper perfeverance in their plan of treat ment enfant to the patient a fait, well grounded, and kiting re ellablilliman By an early application, the patient will efram the danger and expeuce of a tedious attendance upon the Ida cape rieneed praftitiotier. _ _ Mara CUNRIE and CO may be ennfolted at their houfe,l Ala eo7,Hattna Garden. by pattern,r of either f, . whit tbr great. tit (eerccy, honour, and delicacy. Letters from the country are requefted to Rate partkulara of the este, poll, paid, ettelohng a Paolt act, Irbil* Al) be that iefwer4 11 co ON. I. ot' the lii id alor al .. . 1 • ... sod eon W ' • . ""` •••• MOM ittiolortory isobictibe • 'or olro et tl , , • , . '-• ' • A•lit nomoVestromi • *.. Afititrar delach t IA dot t , ,A • siot to oseto sp L i e e ve=to Me Ili 'it ' . - .... I = mambo of Mt e . „ l ure .. ri g / a air I 1. 1 VA Ol f ii 4 A . • lartillistollstoiroollir Wpfrt • iou la dalidt- o 411 . 411.... ...- '-'41.11.'- : ' Pidesolo do samtlyarolorteugto taddmilaAndliddift ars ropolted to Istlity weir op toltrisfulkil, -77. MANTON • Mak*" addlialiithlest et SqiiB661l ...,,,,A6.a.g......00Keiw rim& TO THOMAS TA1T;1414, 1 4 44 -..., .. Dear Slr, . , N 0.9,, T FEEL i a duty incumbent taPolg i V ... • - . of A dos the vairrgrsat and e rant your entrain - Ide MedidnlLLEAr ni t 2 : s PATENT 'Mout two years soul . • , aar , which I treated' rather alaarr . ' im4 e row ttitbat • .. length fpreadled. ail over asp ady, I-wo• ~Oa • • ' molt nulrwocof the Fecund. het** . 9otary re in t. f went thfugla • tram Ming rather of a eorpt4 li grbitreiat to • Skeleton. lilt ulcers that foonad all over t o * ed finati;isitdondd • a comincte object, Co do e. tallifotkein . .of lay e ' When brought to this St I cicada en bat a relattm at mine 1.11 11 1411 lIMS7 elks hi ' your Pills had f ' I Intiandoced tb try • hot of t '- which I thought attatty perfevounos for or three month;, . you: .41rretiomg. I experirear . ' the matt un7ietou !dataticn ' front paln, the fore gradu.4: fubfiding ; I linspildk 000, feetly recovered, and intWi tug out . 11 4 , 1 - ...rcillk NM ion. 'bleb I tooth tons-. awe to take , emalla wt Ihdlith In It, original Mae: tifra ; with the mo l t . • . that I fuhfcrthe ardfolf, ditto your couch obligee - ant, Wail. PaaeoW.. . Deinfote, Machelter, July It, allcd. • i . P.S. For the public bans* i do not olalca to the above bolo publidwd, but leave doe Cu ad as your own better Judgment oalll . dietate. Prepared and (04 by the foie Proprietor. ThollhallTaylew e Vega t her 0' the "Roy.. College of %roams, Lond•o, u Ms .11Asfst„_ No..g. New Bridge Brea. Where, after a covalent neldeasee or more than' thirty Li years, in • proetiee particularly gisoglk i fi. the Cured Vsncreal Comvislota, with that ioviolable Conover *Melt me of his proration amulet always ..t.fetve. ho bit!, hintlelt, the aAlviec and alfrtance be gratulmudy rdmiltalftere to prrfou, taking tbi• Medicine wall be eficemed by . difetiodnglitaa.' tie, as as advantagefeidorn to be nbittinest, and po 4of antitgoltg. —Alto Sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience ad OKI. living at a diflance, at the Perfume'''. No . H, _ti- St. Alhalfo-ME. Pali Mall; the rod Shop, Na co 3. Olford-fle_1:1 {Mt rough's. Nu. 7, Fida.fireit Hill ; Mr. avail's, Booddedor. E 1:; UlllO4l Pow, Little Tower Hill ; Mr. Watfon's Seato n Ecilaburgh • Mr. Calwell's, Dublin ; Mr. Illflnies, i Mr. Atlrtnion's, Manch. fire ; andby .1111: Perfun hi ever* etna. liderable !'own In Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes et INV 2s. 9d. each, reeled up with full and lulu d.reet A ps, nitocrea4 Perfons of either Sex may Cure thernraues with Yale, spell; as. i. eday,saa fatty. • DPIDON : Petaled and putthrtul by Laval.. Jut" 0/ cal-% tatbaty-plaee, Lambeth), at M+ Rea Omen, No. carer Ong. roblitlx4 MN at thc So A Uf /KC Te.r.41e:•30. ~~ t I i. SPORTING il i rriLL 811 CL: We EDINBURGH RAVE 4 BIONDAY; .AiIOt.IST 4. and S 1 the City Pudic, 4ot: so., run for foset dm estate failsion r at Leith, titia'won by A ftwei Aldus' •:. - 3s i Captai s s WR6 W( Eriehton's tdding, Yeses Thyeller • s dr._ after, . : Ton air of Sit h EPAW. Wows Isrli.Ladat, s 1 18141 . 003 , loreMe: tli4 t iktOSO: Me 3 r lo g. oak s ' Ariaitoine, having won the 6 hi eahquenee,fhe left. Thi ) 1 • lift • Piiisik batted in the. fe NO Ittifint, here ellen ; but, of ort tatha who beat Minima t tili, in *hid loath gc lit the afternoon, there eras Tatter sol ; 100 the 1 r .i, • ~ ' it vni. 1,4,1 titer su r - = • Ileiffe:::.%lPititb". _., OA - Thurfiliiy, they. ...is' II • litei % etbo for Regret litodrt, d tiihit 4 . A L ability to thee Id 1 &bijeers. i . WOWED Anti, It 114 Pbasts, tai 0, Air dkalls. • ell upon him ililli atid ki li lleT licalrli r iWiti bim odi e frt. 11 . 7 * . flitMULL..l„,,RirrioV7. , folnota iwiii ritrdse lAi. , U.,„ ~., v ‘ 1 . 1 iff , On Saturday lad; Alan t 1 is the forenoon, the afil I_ , /ll_f_ _LTA PP! eo _,_ ~ i , i d was a moll awful thunder Aorta inkali Lothisb., I """Sr msrui•lia . cr ...- 2 ,.... r i . 1 nsornin was revairkalslt.oo4 bdttetwist 10 and - 1 . s , I bought of Mr. Deady ~..„ ~ • ~,, ty the fky became very dark apd,llustny. and Coon bur* • .dighsailit :s A. • ~,,;•4. . ► . 4 4 . ,: i 3 . into loud peali of &wider, *Oda ' ' fl.dbef of dw .. it '‘7 'I I ... • 4 . ,; lightning uncommonly Ilitld. TV* 0 . tog broke gi• , . lei!tv a tiV 4 ij o. " . . ; ' cud LC- 1 .-; 4.4 . tt upon the minfe of Gladratuir,and list au hi ant (truck ~ um orf , - , ..- .• • ~ ... _ ~ dead a female fervent who was ctol6bg die lobby of ' essalltil'' Oe. itt of 14..i0r1ay4 ', the haute. No other perfon was in the hi* degree lath . f alike IVest_ Cat 11 fei.l ~,b011e_...,_ sm., ~ E . hurt, although the greater part of the family were low 'holt Wes eirf (tow won Moo:ill' Mat sto ....... _ within a few yards of the place whore the fatal event 144 • 411 ‘ _ :or __... :10 ' asiorm. 054 . • . • _ , ii happened,and were witne ff e• of the meLandholy fcene. THE only Genuine Dr. WA L ie The lightning (truck upon the ridge of the roof at the . A cA • DROPS, Sy /antic WISSILLII, , . • ~ welt end of the inanfe, from thence, it appears to have _Yrn..N"'"A „, defcencled down the lead, and entering the corner of :Lr from lumn ; ; l n n gi y " l " o4 i r da a rt..7 4 ./2244 ;• a bed room, ran along the bell wire, melting ir all 6stseptaggepr Skew end i " f=sliair ' the way, and diffipartng it into vapour . It decoded SR. Seraln Omni Yazd" . ' • " with the wire to the lower Holey, add continued fol. - TIN Mel 44 4 046" 1 $ Pak hf-allylsos • ' 01 140. • d lowing the wire till the unfortunate young woman umm 64l4 t edie „gt m „ v hi en abm a rn e l s tile mur irt Y o 4 l 7 . ar....r • who suffered came within its reach ;it then deferred I biza, ' use h a wk wei be keg midi vs. ! .i. :V ' . the wire, rearing nut the holdfaft, and ?tittering the Sump Abed ' .... • - • . _. __..s. .. . plaller, and (truck the poor girl on-the heitt, where , Fee •Dree...Stranglotl.- OWN , 3 V•shodivir fir Ott 'llo the hair was burned on a (pace about the fire of a :=l:7 l 77M r iriltiPr v oldaftiort obldatottoisilles • • ctown piece. She was immediately railed;•but ap tethhty semis oft. c h : e ti , e " Ltiatits4,. 2‘.;" • •• peared quite Hitters; medical affittance on: procured, ii win Isineiellkry to tate4 ialf : es : ~.:: , `ll" ) ', ' , but in 'AM ; She bad been Bruck pufeBly dead at the Dor t,otilitoia dieted of erttoa be '-'" 1 i .'`' s' ). :. im aid Mak two 1 ' G. fl I t ' ' • • . ; moment. Tr.e mane. was filled with fmuke and fill- th i nun* e Sold wholladiend retail by Shaw std ,Voragda 0 • s ' phut., i' prieton) Ms. St Poore CUM! . Yar4 • mot is. , • .. had of svarpmerslallib lb . • ' . , 1 ' AILS O. AUGUST 7. - DIIIIAIIII/Teels___ . , 5 ."...••••• . , • A s inie•Prephaelteliat PIPI!i e ' _ i At St. James's Itair,`on Toefiley. 'slack cattle were - AMMO Air Domatimma of r fill heavy fele i the ritasand osg• Chiefly for kyloes P!'.b l 4'-rgr ! e p . t • r_lri a ._: • or • Arm mi . a iii r forward in condition, *lda fold from sic 6t1.• per . r'...o kt Sji ce. am. i =1: 1 ,;`,,. .• - :t r • o, 4 , .tone, finking o ff al' ; molt of Me i ouog cattle for I'll g he ag e au e g h thqt a t e ft i th e: 1 ; : 16 .' •.."It .' 1 . • 4 , .r. : t keep remained unfold. 'fleet was a conGderable Ikpealus . heofo. dateuesyd'anonsbrif • , mew of holies partictlarly of the draught kind, tor,tr±.• .D. l wo4 l ;llnarrydsentsoankad • Ale ~ , which had a rea d We. Tbe linen cloth was moll VZ,77 . 7..„,,b il "i; and Ira. ' • '•• - - .• - 160 . it .. . is „ . , ' fold at an advance of abodt ad. per yard, !ince St. ak a d ges ,• • - jej.. , I • 2- rs lirar •.. ' A0r..../.... 4* With gismos a wbrllk.Witsdell ".'"" • 1 Bog - well's fair. On Monday night, between ten and eleven o'clock, riu.r. I* 6 M. *dale ado' elm* , r. '"` • ; 4- "" ' '. I a ferious affair took place hereoccaGoned by a gimp C% hie at Duhe .,... t t r thg eo g""VZ ." 411 .. 6 " 1 " 1 " 1 ,.." 4 , 'of trave lli ng gypGes,_ with whom this la rva la at pre. t ,d, t h e lt d et ga l ,.. th 1 , 4 gig i lg /;40 . 0 ,k/Z2a 4 Wi k rl S. •.• fent too much in , cited. Three of them , notorious cha- isi•ceem, smut away. loffesiflimetnio • - " '.4- ~. . • rafters, broke into the hntsfe of Alex. iVitfens, chins- nor Difordeind - Q - 11 esa`UtWNlll%) ney-fweepet, whom , hey Lett in an inhuman manner. .. Ma.—Tint ChikoSieL, , " .„ • • ••4 ' While Watfon attempted to defend himfeli, oat of the A 8 110.100.01 all elliCarf hint itaiiiierh ON" ra fads drew a knife, with which he cut and Wounded m ' 14 /r Su'im•Hanthosokres to VrisSkl•farthe Ii n feverely acrnfs the back and arm. The villains • 1,,,,, e ,,,. t 4 r tini . ,,ad . ...aid. i i k i d . • . 3 , ..e, a terwards (allied forth, and attacked tome of the 51, andmy. l ens - odd 1i ateif f ' . till ' ' ' town's people, whom the smile bad attraCted to the ' m r77`( )h heat . • IN ere • . • • place, but by whom, alter fome ineffeetual reSdance, 4 4 ,..4. H e 4 1 ' & ,* w Sr waid . ••• • ••., ~ . • they were fecured. Nest morning they were fent to , aosclkfill.,7: 3 -iSigio..lll4lll . .5.,,, • ...- ........% 7 11 2 C' the county jail, on a warrant of the jullicic of the 1 .,..„ : .- 1 :7 114 , 0 % 10 1 .11.,.,,,A, . 4 I. l =at vi l e Peace. On the fame evening, a perfon returning from' id i n 'ili„,, A, , -.• ....... - - 'V, • - Kato to Sydetdiam. about ten o'clock, with. a hos fe It Weid e tog. Havescif - • Alit • • • and cart, was attacked on the road by three men, one Elrelmil l / 4 4 1 : 4 4ll a idits IL. .Cadtas;at of whom, after the m , 41 aboGve . langpage to the • itt. . • 1 • .1 rnt • •-•., ' driver, wounded the horfe with a knife. - From fel eral 'Aiia,ilty . g. ihme feeds. . • . A. '''''' • ' 1 circumilancet, it fee. exttemely probable that this 21701 ..,4R 1 7- SPIr • a& was perpetioted by the perfons mentioned above. , i ,(7 ) . • ...... - .4 , " •00.. ; . • .. , • On Monday fe'nnight, as James Mtddlemas; of Omit.; • . .• ". ... - .... , j-' -. N ii , j ; .:, Spiital near Berwick, 11111 employe.. in linking a well, j.../AVINer ftelle . . 77 ; 1 •,,r •'cir : - ' ,• (A' "; (‘ • ' . . • he felt Itimfelf a ff ailed by the foul air, and gave the 1 A grodiatlby ille =air- :". • .7 . .,4,, l l ' fignal for being drawn up ; bid while this was doing, wilekiradodbagegtm - r, ht 101 l his hold, and was fuffoeated. He has left a W .att E eil dleilio luce r itairt. • k1 it ... 4 " ,..05=4 -- , actor a, , widow and levee children. - elks) ineetlodUsal more eid7rill *`-'" 17 1! • At Aberdeen. fuddenly, on the 3d intl. Charles Marna, Erg. ..VS.II. 1- ougurrt ..r. ' • 'lett ur,coo of (Sc East Suffolk regiment of Militia. 6•14 WO *me *mai a: 1114119 " • On the sith of May se M ALA° his 11 It yeir, of the wounwound. sta w / gip w hish n k t is t ilk awg : - he received on the rich of APrik to as adios with • trench So- \vial,* Aiii - iii • dila 01l the mouth of the I Uwe, Mn Merrick; Lloyd. midthipman the habitat ,:iii of hi, Majclty's Stip Siring youngrit fon of Richard Lloyd, Efq it !Lir ... rill " ' itch of Bawsiclwcll,ln,hkeiolk: • snsia.lbefampawniara • SIM Left week, at Kendal, to WeSasortend, the Rev. John Hottoo d eta =o; ?/ 41,..„ _ J . , •. , ~ , . t. ...... ...,. B. D. Vicar 9f Burton , near that town, whofe.fame ha data, Al Asa 111SidiUtatilan:Rif 44. - co • •s. learning and mathoilisatkal sequin-tarots hut been hog and eaten I troandloy-protaitstrs od . ~,,..7 ' -,,,..,:•. -4 11r lig fivtly enabiillted. . - "get Meagre a poke. ) —'' -I L HIGH w Arm. AT LONDON woo& TO.MORROW• wit h weddi • So ar . kftleavertssea So • , • Morning . - . 4 m i ni m s aft. a Isi,the 0 _ . fee qitawaloralahniglis imillhavili. Afternoon . - 3a abatis after .2 =il k :telt ! r itt ib l i _. . .itori _ __ EDINBURGH, AUGUST 7. root companies of the 57th regiment of Font are arrived at the barracks in Glafgow, from Stirling caltlz. On Saturday haft, a (mall floop, in endeavouring to make the port of Dundee, got upon the rock on the weft fide of the pont. on the top rf which the (truck, and was left by the tide, recling in a very fingular manner. A fmall piece of the rock, a co nical form. and a little higher than the other parts, hid caught the eeffel by the very middle of the keel, and, thus fulpeoded in the fir, he fat till thereinto. ing tide enabled her to get off. Fhorfday a toad was dog out in a garde*, three miles call from Glafgnw, which had beers for two years totally ezcluded (ions light and air, and had nut re ceived the leath nouriflonent during that period.— When it was firli dug up, it appeared to be Itopified by the light, but, in the cowls of a few minutes, it recovered fu much as to be able to leap about When fira put. in it was a very large toad, and, at the end of the bra year, it was dug up, when it appeared in be quite lively. and very little seduced in fize. It is now quite emaciated and Ihrunk up, and has got &thy excrefeences upon the extremity of its toes. Oa Saturday forenoon, near the head of Jamaica. liras, Glafgow, a very large log of wood dipped Cud. dialyse, *cart, and fell upon two children near it. The eldeff, a fine boy of feven years of age, was dreadfully erufhed, and lived only a few minutes; the keg tithe youngeft was broken, but he is not other oafs much hurt. Early on Sunday morning, the gable of a houfe, three flories high, fell down in High-ffreet, Glafgow. The inhabitants were, in time, informed by the Po. lice watchmen of their critical Musician, by which means they all efcad unhurt ; part of their furni ture is detlroyed. This accident was maimed by digging the foundation of a hook now building, im. mediately contiguous. Wednefday le'nnight, a window in the hook of Glenachy, occupied by Captain Teller of the Sraiton Volunteers, was broken, and fix filver tea fpoons taken away, while the family were from home. Hay , ing next morning learned that two men of furpicinus appearance had come to a public hook in Dalmel lington, Captain Teller procured two contlabks and bpd them arrefled : on fearching them, ahhough the *nons were not found, the eirconthances of their r nad ving a quantity of powder and ball, determined in to fend them toe eumioation to Ayr. The party not proceeded far till the prattlers drew out each a Oita, which the knickers had pot difeovered, and ran of in different direaione. They were clofely parr. filed, but, before• being taken. the one bred his pied at Captain Teller, and the onset at a man who at tempted to flop him, but fortunately both without teed. They have been committed to Glafgow piton- The name of one of them is George Taylor, who trays he is a deferter from the gsth regiment. th;other John Beatfon, fays he is a dekrter from the astk re giment. LUOVIT 9. Peterhead is now the moll fafilo r ra i prtof any of the watering places in ScollansSi• :There are at prefent 300 ladies and gentlemen at that place. On Sunday evening, a boat going dan the Tay, at Dundee, to the Advice whalefhip, was, by fouleraccident, accident upfet, and a lad of the nameur Claimers wit dro wned. Two other lads is the boat fared r.thamfdves by (*ironing. Yelltrchry, Robert Johaflon, fur fhop•breaking and Mrs. Paterfon and James Campbell, for wilful fire. railing, who were under (trance rf death in the tot. booth of this city, received a refpite during hi. Ma. jelly's pleafo re. On thurftlay afternoon 1314 THOMAS Folks sr, a refidenter in the Old Wynd. GlAfgow, unfortunately 101 l his life in a feta& between him and ['Hos. Scot. LAND, one of his neighbours. The precifecircumilatt• ces attending it have nut yet been afcertAined. At Aberlemno on Sunday fennight. as a fine boy, ohm years old, was twinging os the hied rpar-of it 4.:4•40-4.44118%11014i•-; - e 0- --- 411