Star. — London, England, 1806-09-20 00:00:00

PARE, SEPT. t 6. Yeßerday at _r t o'clock. their Royal H ighneffes took the Noble ►" r 6 iriLE: - . their leave of Trentham, where Marquis, andMarchioneA had left nothing unattended.* mark their devotion and refpeß to their Royal Gutfle.— All the company had affembled to pay attention and fee the Prince into his carriage, upon which occafion his Royal 'Highneft. with his accullomed dignity of manner, happily mingled with amiable affability. ac knowledged the civilities of the Noble Owners, and took hie leave. The whole county Teemed affembled to view their Paine', (bolus of joy were vociferated from every month. At Congleton, the Mayor and Corporation ap proached the royal carriage, and. with the utmoll anxiety, implored his Royal Highnefs would hear the humble Adduce of this loyal Borough, which his Royal Highnefs was moll gmeioufly plirafed to do. and to exprefs himfelf in fentiments of great feel ing towards thole happy people. The liolunteers were paraded every where, and the Yeomanry of Sir Jona Lucretia mu and ef corted hisßoyat Highnefs from Chelmsford to Knutf ford, where there was much difficulty in obtaining a .paffage through the crowd. At Warrington the trowd feinted impenetrable. Volnnteers at this place were palliest. lad"' noticed by his Royal Hightails t it appeared on their retortirthat there was not a man either wanting to complete, shirty with or without leave. The Prince alluded in molt complimentary terms to this full attendance, and darned his thanks to be commu nicated by ilst Commanding Officer to the , whole Coosi The Liverpool Yeomanry efeorted his• Royal Highnefs from Warrington to the ancient and hofpi table call!' of Lord Drams'. fronticg which the Vo luateere were paraded, and received their Royal Highneffee with prefented arass,,sad the band play ing "Goofavy the King." This good Englilh Lord . , whore manfion exhibits every demonflration of hap pinefs and good cheer, fincerely welcomed our be. loved Prince. The houfe is full cf company,a,lia of which I fubjnin viz. The Prance et Wales,Dttke er Clarence and fake, Lord and Lady jerky, Lord and Liar Ogulkan. teed Gower, Lord and Lady hanky, sir Thomas ind Lady Stanley, Lord Peterlhanc Mr. Heallitote, Sir John Shelly, Mr. Hoenby and family. Cot ItsedyL Before dinner the Mayor of Liverpool entreated permiffinn to pay his duty to the Prince, and that his Royal Highnefs would be gracioufly pleated to re . -eel,. an humble Addrefs from this ancient town.— His Royal Highnefs, with an air of great coadefeen fion, received the attentions of the Mayor, sad has fixed to-morrow for this ceremony. Oa 'fbutfday his Royal !lighnefs rtfits this great mart of our sectary; and, after infpeiting the public and titivate eflablifkunents, booours the Corporation with his dam patsy at dinner., Sot resist !lb—Nothing can exceed the exertions of the nokle Holt and Hollers to mark their Royal Gueßs with refpe& and attention. A mollfplendid apartment has been fitted np for his Royal Highnefs, where every comfort leaned to vie with the magnifi cence aceompantine it. The Duke of Gi.ov paidhil dutpto the Prince yetierdly, and gore* return of this dißrilf, which his Highnefs commands. The dinnectompany confined of 4o perfons, the hofpitable Earl having invited the !nine-pal Gentlemen of the neighbourhood to hare the hotpot of dining with their Phut. The table was towel in the true old Enslifh Iltyle,lthcre the great politeadi of the Panics tbone with its Waal lodre. Thu day the Mayor and Cor poration had the honour to prefect their Addrefs to his Royal Highnefs, accompanied by the Freedotopf the Borough in a magnificent gold box of great value. The Recorder opened the Addrefs with a mod im reifies (peach, defctiptive of the feelings he experi enced at that, the proudeß moment of his life, and • 4lth great delicacy adverting to the incalculable lofs • this cousiry has pill fulisined by the death of Mr. Pox. Tlfis was a fobje& which would hot fail to ronfe feelings in his Royal Highnefs's bofoin, cative of the moil poignant forrow. His Royal Highnefs did not entirely give way to the fufferwsg linguini of his heart, but delivired hie Anfwer with 'hit dignity of expreflionwhieb never fails to excite veneration and love. It is fixed that tomorrow their Royal Highnellis viGt the own , where every pol fi ble preparation is making to live died to the fcnfetioos his pretence is fore to produce. FONkRAL or Ma. Fox.—The Public may be e. , " lured, that it is intended the remains of Mr. Fox lbould he interred in Weilminfter Abbey, on Turf day, the 7tb of °Sober nett, and that the Funeral (hall proceed from his houfe, in the Stable yard, St. James 5. The remains of Lord Timatow were brought from BrigSton to his Lordthip's honk, in Great George-areet, Wellminfler, on Thurfday night. The day is not yet Seed for'his interment. Rosalie Lax, Efq. has been elated Mayor of Wells for the enfuing year. The Royal York Mary-la bonne Volunteers had a . - grand Beld-day yefierday, commanded by Major :.,Tirootsow, in Hyde Park. • Six Regiments are to be feat out to the Welk In dies, the 13th and 63d are to be two of them. Sir Jour' Stoats- Ito been rewarded for his late gallant incur-lion into Calabria, and Isis recovery of the Iwo Provinces of that name, by being honoured with the title of" Cunnt of MaIDA," and a confide:- able Fief attached thereto, by the King of N . Our text suer:uins from our gallant Commanders in South Amin ica, we have no doubt, will inform us that ether towns and provinces are in polTelTion of his Majefly's troop►, as before the Muter ssus left' Rio de la Plata, Sir Host■ Po► Wass had difpatched a loop to the Cape for the 38th regiment. which is soon rank and file. This was to have been the cusps employed in the fir/ intlance, but Colonel Vass•LL ' being next in command to Sir DAVID Balm he could not (pare him. This ()Nation being done away by the artival of Colonel BAIRD, of the 83d regiment. at the Cape, we have no doubt hur that meritorious and excellent Officer, and his fine corps, are now reaping laurels and dollars in South America. Col. VASSALS. is idolized by Sir Hosts Pot , SIAM and Ge nets' Steamer.; the 38th were unitsr the command nt the latter for two years in belAnd, before it failed with him to the Cape, and he confiders Colonell VaSs•LL as one of the bell Officers of the age. and the regiment as only equalled by few, and not ex celled in the fervice. General B FFFFF ORD himfell b fuperior :o all praife as a foldier. _ totOW=4s, -• 1 • liabia,?neeintrar 16. Yefferday, the Cotfrt Martial which has been AC • espied for foam time pall in the minute and patient invelligaiion of the outrage lately committed at Tul. , latent?, returned its &tins in the Great Court Martial Chamber, in the Falatinelquare, in Illuttlin Barracks. On Thurfday Idly...the evidence both upon the part of the profecution and the defence was cloyed—and an adjournment of the Court took place until yeller ! day, in order that the Members might have time de• liberately to examine and invelligate their notes.— The Court met. yeiterday morning at eleven o'clock. Another trial will immediately take place upon one private charged with a ditlinet offence—and after wards an officer, who is now under an erre& will he put upon his trial, who is charged with mifconduf in the late melancholy affair. • . . • Friday a General Court Martial affembled in the Grand Jury Room of Limerick, for the trial of' Lieutenant Kinsman, of the 6t tk Regiment, quar tered there, on a charge preferred spina him by Lieutenant Colonel Baa Low, of the Paid Regiment, for being abfers without leave. TREASURE FROM BUENOS AYAES. Between one and two o'clock this day, the Trea fure taken from the Enemy , at Buenas Ayres, was brought into the bank in eight fix horfii waggons. The proceffron through th.e areas of the metropolis was a fine fpcdfacle. The waggons were preceded by the Loyal Britoos, with the hand playing and colours flying, commanded by Colonel DAviosots. and the firft waggon was covered with the great Standard of Spain. taken at Buenos Ayreas it was formouifte4 as well as the othei waggons by the Britifh Enfign and other appropriate decorations. SPURTING INIELLiaZRcL SHREWSBURY, MONDAY,,,SSPT. as. • The Members' Pork of sol. • Mr. J. °attars gr fby liwobletoolao. 3 yrs ofd, 5a slab 1 3 Mr.Lockley'sbv Prince, Royat.3 yrs old, sit alb • a Sfr W. W. Wyatt, lart.'sb c by Walley, 3 yrs oil 60 3 4 T. GUlebraad. UVa b et Myrtle. 5 yrs aid. MI lib • 3 Mr A. Beretta's b e atobilinag, t yrs old, 6sl diC TOSSIDII4 v.-The Gentlemen's Subfeription of soh Ld Orefs ch c Skiptao, 3 yrs aid, Eft a alb z It Sir W.W. Wynn, Bat b c Sossard, 4 yre old, Sit 516 2 $ Mr. Borchers el le Welt Harp, • yrs old, SR t slb (tone MN) Mr Brooke's br b RAM Oak, • yrs oki, Sit nib (two Plate s) Wants IDAY—A Handicap STeepflakes of 5 guineas and ss. each. Mr I. Eyre'. b i Cockfploacr, 6 yrs 011. git 3 s T. L. ansok, E firs b h Royal Oak, 4 Mold. tit Ab 4 3 1 Eiertaw, Efts ab e Pternasgala. i yrs aid. Sala 2 4 3 A& T. Dail. bit Artichoke, 4ynaid,yß s alb brakettlowd 3 0 0 Mr Birch's c f Lavinia. • mold. ytt ylb broke Sows 6 a o Mr Watt's v c Evan:kr, re ofd, ga ilO s 6 diL Toy a Oak T—A Plate RI sec b., she Earl of Darlington to the town of Sbrewfbory, for honks of all ages. Mr Stnitles br re Hobe, f yrs old, en rub s s Mr J. Goo:lairs gr I an of Ant. 3 yrs aid, 6lt tab s s Mr NlVatt's g h Semler, 5 yes old, WI (two Plata) Jr Mr Eyre's b g Cockfrirarr, 6 yrs old, aft - Sr BRIGHTON, BEIFTEMSER 38. The IR divifion of the brave " usath or glory" re. gement, the t 7th Ugh' I)ragooes.paffe4 through this town this morning, on their root/ rot Portfmouth, there to embark for foreign fervice. The fecood di sifion will salt here to morrow. Today the greeter part of oar falhimiable vitt tants were to be ken on the Race Hill. The (porta there commenced betbreen one and two o'clock, with A hweepttalics of Tea OStOCIPJ elll4l, for harks, lat. Dot theoetl bla thirteen hoods throe lathes high otithibt ; under i 3 to mire, a feather ; 13 heads M. Thole above to carry r i for an 'meth ... sod fie to rogiortioit for each loch, ar half Inch above. The bet of am:elm/au, the New Cestire,abous a mile and three mown% Mr Shoilwidge's w: Briskets Lars, s; lands and half an Owls. 61t /jib Mr Crampton named Mr Gurkes b. as. Huncsmroca, rj bands, Mt s Mr Millar Ifurscd Capt. Facto's gr. in. Flirt, si hands 34 lathes, s feather • 3 3 Mr. Vernon sad Mr. Pearce were Subrcribers, but did not OM& 3 WI Sea 1 to t en Wass Lals, at Rutin. Woo card?. The neat was-.- A Muds, gap each. The new Coarre, sift each. Captain Colley' b. g. 'saint" the Hon. Captain Stanhope' b.g. Wee Wily by Captain Stanhope. Then flllowed A Match, yogs each, the New Cowie, slit each. Captain Gurlers br. g. Little John, sgainft the Hnn. Captain Stanhope' br. I.Z.This wu the belt heat of the day. Captain Gurley wu the winner. At the conclnlion of the horfe races, commenced the tong talked of pedefirian race againll time, 30 miles ID Iwo hours and a quarter, too guineas to 6o guineas, being the original bet againii the perform. ante of it. Immenfe fums were betted in all guar ters—sso guineas to so againft Wood, the name of the pedefirian, was propofed and accepted in many places. This arduous talk was, however, petformed., by Wood in two hours five minutes and a half, with fo much apparent eafe, that at the eonelufinn he of fered to (fart again for any furn that Ibould be men• tinned, to accomplifh ten miles within the hour. His propnfal was not accepted, but it was the general opinion, that had it been fo, he would have been again the winner. Many countenances, that were brightened with (miles in the preceding part of the day, had a vety gloomy appearance towards the evening. During the time of the Races, the inhabitants of North•(freet tome thrown into fume little alarm, by the rapid defeent of a curricle honk, which had torn hinsfell from the vehicle, by (napping the traces, Ike. from the Church-hill. The furious animal daThed down the (treat at full ipeed a aaking the whole length of the foot pavement to the right, palling through Callle-iquare to the Steyne. The turning by the Steyne being rather fudden, he overihot it, made a leap at, and cleared the Steyne fence ; then palled, with inerealing rapidity, to the honfcs of Mr. Hall, where he again leaped over the miter fence ni the Steyne, and galloped furinufly down the hollow by the Catherine Wheel public bout*, and from thence as futinufly he darted forward, and ultimately dally ed into the fen, where, but for the timely interpofi tiun of fume fithetmen, he had inevitably been drowned. The caufe of the accident, or to whom the boric belong., we hare not as yet difcovercd. OLD niatr. • • r• ' • , Thtfr43l, it pfifoten were WW I , [Oaf Dr whods were capitally convieted, vii. Mary 'Yearn, for Reeling from Mrs. clllpperfield; her minters. a pude, containing gr4d end Slyer he plod the artionnt of aot. She had been employed by the t)rolecuttrii. a 1 3 4,:prth, to look after her children. and had taken advantage of her being Went, to decamp with the booty. She was found Guilty, but recommended to mercy by the jury, on account of her good chevalier. and a prefumption that the pre fent was her Ste offence. Mary Ballard, who was indieted for Realing in a dwelling-honfe, a pork, contaioing leveret bank notes, the property of Mrs. Herbert. Mrs Herbert had lodgings in the houfe of Mrs. Palmer, in King. (beet. Soho, and the prifoner was the fervent of the family. On the morning of the 9.h of June, while Mrs. Herbert was in bed, the was dithrtbed by a roi ling of her curtains, when the girl defired her not to be alarmed, for it was Mary. Mrs. Herbert, after the went out, recollelled that the had the night before left her pink on the drefling.table. and the inftantly got up, and difcovered that it was gone. The Oro -ner direaly le the houfe, and a ten pound note was .traced to a pawnbroker*, in Ryder's Court, where the prifoncr redeemed a table cloth, and got change. The name the gave, and which was written on the note, was s' Mary Bevan, Water-lase, Cheapfide." —She went neat to another pawnbroker's fbop, and bought tome wearing apparel, for which Ilse paid 21. nos. The 4vidence being very clear, the was found Guilty—Death.—The prikner faioteel, and was car ried out 'of Courtin fir mg hylier ics. R. I/writes alias !Irma, a waterman, for bur glariouily entering the dwelling hook of C. Grafton. at Shad well, in the night time, with intent to Real ; And 7. Bear,lo, for returning from tranfrittation, alto tried and ionvitted of Cleating a boz from a wag gon, the property of Meas. Matthew and Co. Eleven were couvieted of felonies. viz. W.Waner,fie Rearing wearing apparel, the property of S. Ott. white ; J. Madden, foe Reeling a cot glare decanter, the property of S. Shepherd and CO. ; W. Humphries, for Stealing a Shift, the property of A Winton/ : R. Brewer, for ttealleg five barrels of buns, eke property of W. .* • A K night, fee uesrpill:re coats and a vraiftcoat, the property of G. Smith ; J. Salfern, foe healing a copper, the property of J Rigby; I'. Day, far anbeszliog 31. Ss.6d, the property of his employers G. surd A. Haddee; May Smelt, he Boating 26 yards of cotton, the pods of J. (herewith _ . ______ Gram. for Reding a hat, the property et W. Area Catharine lit•Nafty wss Indieted for Realist roman ihawle privately. in the bop of Wm. Harley, in St. Giles's. The pmfm minor proved 111111afe of the &awls, and the fad! of being the pi loner In his thop at the time. He did not fee the pi Wooer take tin article.. but when apreheoded, throe of the &awls were fasad concealed alder her petticoat, and eight in each of her pockets— The Jury found her guilty of getting, thereby doing away the ca pital part of the chine. . - - - - - _ .7064 Bird was arraigned for privately Sealing five (billings, the property of Nathaniel Searl. Jane Semi (wore, that having been at Sadler'. Wells on the 28111 of Augull, with her children and friends, fitting in the one Wiling gallery, the puc her hand to her pocket between eight and nine o'clock. to get a Milling, when the heard money fail, sail out of her pnfket, and on putting her hand into her pocket,found it was gone. She alto had her (ilk cloak in the fame pocket. Oa further examination of het pocket, The toned that the bottom of it was cot, which made her look at the prifoner, who fat on her right hand near the pocket. The prifoner then leaned to fit uneafy, and loon went away. S'te told thole about her what had paled, and added that it mutt be the prifoner who robbed her. In a Stott time afterwards be returned to the gallery. and took a feat about four benches difiant from the profecn teix. Some gerbil's' called out to her that there he was, on which the went to him and charged him with Stealing her money, which the demanded. The pri loner did not confefs or deny the fat. but firfi gave her two ()linings. and on being pretfed gave her two (billings and fivepence more, a fixpence of which was one the had in her pocket, laying. that if the went down with him he would give her the remainder.— She then charged him openly with Sealing her mo. ney, in confevence of which he was taken into cut*. Cody. The Officers proved the Ivrea. Sir Simon Li iliarc,in charging the Jury, point ed nut to them a nice diainftion arifing out of the testimony of the profecutrix, which they 'herald have in mind in giving their verdiß. The Learned Judge laid, that Sealing pi ilia,' from the perfon was a caps tat crime t but in order to make the offence come within the meaning of the law, it was neceffary that the party robbed (herald not have the molt remote knowledge or idea of the fad at the moment of per. petraiion—if the contrary were the cafe, thenit cuuld not be Sealing privily. This being the law, it ap. prated, therefore, that the prifoner could not come within its meaning, fu as to he guilty of a capital offence—for the profecutrix acknowledged, that in putting her hand to her pocket, the heard the fcund of money fall, as if out of her pocket which was intimation or knowledge fuf fi cient to difcharge the protract from the capital offence of Sealing privily. 1 The Jury accordingly in a few minutes found the prifoner guilty of Stealing, but not pi ivily. 7homai Miller and Merilikr, his wife, were capitally indißed for forging, counterfeiting, and coining, feveral pieces of bate and counterfeit money, reran. bling the half crowns, Milling., and fixpences, the ' current coin of this realm, which is high treafon by the Statute. The profectoion was carried on by order of the Diretlort of ihe.blint. Mr. FittAmin amid the cafe for the profecetion ; which was Curtained by the evidence of Rose's and Browne, two police officers of the Shadwell divifion, who proved, that in confequence of (lime informa tion they had received, they went to a huufe on Sal: iron hill, where the prifoners lodged, and where they found them at home ; and, from the appearance of their hands, fingers, and mails (darned green and yel low by the effeas of aqua form, much tired by the comets of counterfeit money), concluded that they had been recently at work. Upon tearching a cop board and Come drawers in a room up Hairs, occu pied by the piiinnets, they found forty halt crown pieces, ten (killings, and a number of lispences, all of counterfeit money, not Culned ; a dollar, jug cormsleied, all but . volifhing. They found alio a number nil pieces o C plated metal to be formed into dollars, and alfo a baud vice, files. battles of aqua Olotus, ;nt..who, :it fetid., had been put, to deftrny le frhell of the atria fortis. fume Yearn of tartar, • pieces of cntk, thee,, of fand • piper, apd forne'eha -1 moil leather, which had been vparently ufed in me ; liflting metal—all being the anal implements and materials ufed by the Yiners of counterfeit money They alto f•iind a niimb:r rd counterfeit (billings at d fiapenny pieces upon the perr,ns of both patties, and therefore took them into cultudy. Elisabeth Alcoa. wlso gave the Information to the tail witnefes, (wore that Ilse tailed oe the female ipartner, on the Tnefday before, to elk a b, an cnun terfeit money, and was told by her that the bad a good parcel, not quite hinted, but that it would he i r?ady in a few days, and that in the mean time Ike kept it in a Cafe place; (he Genre that the bad no inte- I tell, nor any hope of reward in this profetutiou, bet e one forward purely fssr the fake of public jußice, in confequence of her child having been impeded on with a bad half crown, a few days before. • Mr. Julliee Fiesta (rimmed up the evidence, and enncheded with obferving, that although the prifooers had not been foond In the ail of cob:wring or coining, yet that the ciretimllanees which appea r ed could leave no doubt of their guilt. The Learned Judge alto added, that the crime with which the prifoners were charged being /intim, it was capital againft the wife as well as apainfl the bulb Ind. The Jury confulted for a long time, end at length returned a verdiEl—Not Guilty. PWINTOWS BA Pi IC Ili PT CY Al ltheel Doty Swinton WM, Oa Wedneaday, again brought up (rem Nmegies before the Cow miffmners of Illankrurs. at G uildhall. In the hop that ids mint* roast would have difpufed hies to amend his (died* bet W. Swinton treated their proceedings with ridicule end esenteas ;vv. reefed to make any anseetiment of his frhedele told the.. that the worlt they could do was t o commit him to tiewgete p..ebey might do fo, as often and as tong as they cbufe : be could live tbere **comfortably is be could any where elk. M. Solana was as ditollugly rananilcd. Tliefday fennight the Coenritiffionen of the Itenkruptey of Werth Sanwa. borinn aramtling and Embhstee, hoe hanker.* Iteweaftle and bererick-upon:fereed, terminated their thud meal. lag, which had occupied their unrensittbig attendee fur the ea. precede:wed fpace of nine days. This tinning date was taken up *kb nseeivlng the claims of the creditors atdpaa mtof their debt.. mad afro with an termination of the batting!' by the wilignaos and commiffioners. It is after &inert that, what the fun, heat= payment, they were indebt e d iu the of alas bemired pounds fur we underhand that five hundred thmelemi 'pomade bane been already paid by the Committee choke fenently Igy the creditors, and three hundred and fifty-resat domino& pato& sod iwwartia have been claimed and proved under the ewaktuptuy.—. Two hundred and thirty thosiand pounds and upwards have he cleansed-and prov , d apir it the bank in Newcafile, upwards of afty•live thoefai.d in. been exhibit/42gal** the bask la lintwlek, lid the remaining fevemr-ooe thedand were claimed and proved visa the individual ellato of ties bankreptu loraral ausider ebb fano are not yet penned. Nine aflignow hart bens Anent to wind up the affairs of this immenfc wawa Kr. Ludas fidkeine La lots of aioAtioi. norgawriwo PARTICI:MASI 1111 Tilt LIM OW TIM ZINO 01011,111 PACILT OM satrssuay SANK. 111411 P TI. The Xing George packet, Captain WALVIS, Wad from Park. gate a Dublin, failed from Parkpte noddy at tie noels! go Sunday lilt, with a lag at hrr top tide, weather hazy, and drizzling rain, with the Mod warty See& At half pad toe o'clock the ltruck oo the flaNhetify tend last. and remained nearly toter horn dry, with yob of sew re tie rands, waiting fur the neat tide. No apprdwidass wen tiss entertained of her having received anycir.ppy. Oa the mars el the tide, the wind veered round to the Welt, es! Ss received the wind and tide right oa ber Ade ' Kiting semi* Ur anchor. As the tide came Is, th e Sued rapidly with waterl theniglit was do& with rain. Her palfettgers, nusllly rile hermit am, shave ass hundred in number, who wet going h. me with Aston et their labours so their families, were under Weiss. were face chnskol, and the water caste As Mt se tie high= the bold. that they drew their loops barred podiet•Mistn, ad with a defperation that a dread Meads alone !alpine; few ma another to make their way upon dick. Tie Wad sad wows beating hard upon her file, her cable brake. ad flo wee roust with bar bead towards the tide, aid bay we Uri& nor were three miles from say nett and maid Bet, or at hot did not, give an) Binal that was heard, The beat wed a lranthelle sed en ; of the crew, among which was the Capin so frith Gow• thman. ex Into lt. It wee nearly fall of wear. sad Aida eta ail idea Rated them in the (see. Her Carib. Mewl ficene if his heft Won AW with the relief, and finely bogie ihe Wight re mis the tide, which bad nearly an hour and a Who duet, wad again on board ; the I. intOrntlernan col throe slims felloosil Ms. —One of the kitties In the bunt, recite a mar Mb fdler bey Iller Int to the file of the wife!. pulled him by the Mk at his Matkies the boat, cot the nape that Waled it to thsissed, sod the We drove them away. At this time great numbers ens farandap er the shaft.o woman, with her child fattened se bar Mat, wae at the twang! head—tit malts broke, the wed Ides es bee MA, and they weer all precipitated into the wawa I Oidy doe lam awl the paw frills (odor boy have efeaped; the rmaimin sue bowers! mad twentsehve in number, among whom wee fetes cabin pet (avert pcnibed ! Ibe boat and her had. are, were driven up by the tide to within a quarter of a Tolle of Hague. They bawd the cries of eke referers Witinftly for kaftan hear. The ebb tide greeted the veal slum. into the deep waters and 1M wed GM More till tbe neat tide drove ber up . She la now Mead by an anchor to a find bank. and Hes on her fide, with het hed towards Parkgate, sod her head to the Welch coaft—her lower ands and rigging oat of water. The King George packet belays to Mr. Brown, of Limped t he was lamely a privateer, and carried oh guns; was afterwards employed as a Harwich packet. .Th 4 waa her (ccood voyage to Dublin, tug *Web fervice We las bees lately patched up. She was conlidered an too warp bulk far the rands. Some Rats are espeft,tl round from Liverpool to (weep her. None ..f the bodies el the (offerers bare yet been fnund. Two Albumen from Cheat+ were loft on the fends the 411111 night, owing to their boats being dritted by the tide, while they were in (earth of theirprey. ADM! Cover, Dingoes Comatose. —Wed nefday the Right Hnn. Sir W. Scorr proceeded is the Adjudication of the ((Vowing cares t 'fwende Wenner, Roelof& entifter,-.This viffd, ander Alm Wean colour., with a cargo of moon, cochineal, and odor rose. chandize. on a voyage from Smyrna to Rotterdam, wea captured by the Indefatigable, James Twohey. Commander. and brought to Plymouth.—ln this cafe, further proof was direeted as to the cargo, ti,c Wits having been already mitered. The low, Drummond maftcr —Thls Americas 'ad, laden with a cargo of barills, tent wine, and other articles, 6ft a voyage from Alicant to a market, was captured by the private Slip of war Betfey. Robert frisrtifon, Command, r and brought to Plymouth, Ship reftored, referving freight and txtiense and further proof ditetlea as to tbe prop. vy of the cargo. he Alia, Pearce matter. —This was alto an American veffeL with &cargo°, various inerchandise.—ohip aud cargo rcltored aa claimed. Expericet* Berta mftfter —Thi. vclll-1 1311,d under Por•uguefe eeinun, witb a cargo of fah, and bound Viercerfth to it ott:•rdaat, Slip and eargocomlertmcd, Gude ground of ea being a tr,ulukat tranfadi.ll. Cardosa matter.—Ship and cargo direCted to flutimr proof. St Antonio Al•nae. Thomas saaltrr..—:. hip aod cargo raftorial a and demurrage allowed. Thuriday the Right Honnurafile Sir W. Scorn processed to the adj , :dtatin f the following can : Margroarlia,, Abets waitcr.--This ecßrl, coder kolptuisfra Ca lmar', with e cargo or lalt, was eapairrd by the privet Cap of war Lioa„ tWd Lewis Coateaudor,sa4 brought to Plymouth. Ship sad cargo enadernord. Vrouw Ism& math/L.-This bang a cafe 'early imam. to Its areiantbasces to the former, the like (entente of coo deersonina was pronsamaced by rho Court. De Liehte, /Lacy soaker,- rb. In ILI Cana under RalGsa co lours. - alai) and tags. soivlernried. Nardlyfet. matter; and Vier Gebeeeders, Heroics eat cce—ls these two cafes (luau: pros, was dieseted. II 911