Star. — London, England, 1812-11-06 00:00:00

.. EPITAPH.. .‘- • ON THE LATE ADMIRABLE Actraiii.g.r.ooon, The Pe, amigos Ceek, say% It' Mere Cook: tb roast perbip it fe . 1 . 11 1 46.4- '• - • 7•Tarawil or frleeseesFillt"W" ' 1176 I v so sei l .ii„ 1 s ~ Such eonnhowilesini4 44 " _ ../ -..., . . , . #(7 But when willfr r„ ...g m eas fe . . • .., .., .. lu s t% 914-• -• •••- ( i 0 0 .-. 44 ,1• 1 1 . Another 4 lAoh-Ebi . 4.n t . 03 ;RI War theri'A giii'h,/kisetai rce--.,. L ~ , r. * iii - ty!) - • No deli lb loin& thee *on the giiwwr . - The Csii foal, aenciar l, , • • -Yr &44 . 44 '; ' NOE. The krelife:wo trsai, a a kaki* es yen, * i - .0,...:4*: Ties hEsionun lin estii4 7 ! al *ells ~k .!' •. '. ' ' Shalt be rresphil • Aar. . •-: ' 4 i , ° 1 1 4: - .. 7 Run I t e.Dow 1 Pil • 640 . . .4 . , •, ° • ' ' , .1: toil sirray an4nate thy War— ' 7 . .,11 : bt i " . "- , T4-,'"; • .S titt may k beeapere share; • . - I> • ' • ` 010 tualishr4.4.l , , Securely D'ek-oefaieli*SdSe b . . .(13 -1K il, S And bariviiiiies l itm • 2 . .'L. i t loes Arms Sbilli. . r ~. 3.. : , . • • I s enssrinixism:—Nr. Easi, a feta*, if - WA; Id 7c. , ; Auckinghittnstire, undestoolkint tiiinday, for a wa ....if ig 50 guineas, to go. 12G miles in SO successive ‘ : bouts. He performed five miles an hour kir the first 4 . , , *Airs, auk he did a .bllittketillailes 'in twehtyaive 1 n 4 . The pedest rien.perfortned the whole "time, F . ter much fatigue, in half an hour within •the given lib; having . halted toe holm on his Journeys • Celionea's Innunwrs.—Wednesday. afteTilooll' • and inquest was held at liosnertbo on the body or thish , Leonard. The deceased was :he wife of a t gardener, and, it appeared, had been subject tit 'Step( Finder 4 dente t; 'the'left he i time on theinorning of '. ' • i9Stant, and Wandering into the marshes, the ' VAC . day She was found drowned in the river Lek-- Vet diet--4ound drowned. %-; - Another I R •d on the =Me evening, at I - the hfsuinis ~ ' , r, Screed, on the • bodtor ;............ ' i t ;taw; *siding in Car : niby-striet It appeals* *in.*. fiveaied left - his ' , base, itAd been absent wo c clltys, and on the evening ienteiday last,* ciine to the above public-house, 90htesi lie fell itt with eCtiporar Jenkins, a Recruit 'MC blrlier of the Eist India Company's service, isy Akin he was enlisted I others joining in company, , they' drank ' -.. freely, *lien Ole &cavil became - ; pp; to lied.iiin garrerpthe upnn ham.. . In the course thiee-pa-Of4tairs win via- * .i4 Was, beard by aliti ,14),,.nt several lOose bk-19ding by them. , or contrived te'slide gold !MON 411400perty of Join Dempster, in crwel inehr 44ieeidene a of Ad ;6114iefito4 . that the iibeets a lodger *the bout/ where be s aad lived, bin waanot _,. to come familia Jots. their. apartments. - MAI, first of October, mother fail da nge ro u sly ill, -f died on the third. He went to an undertaker to proi , vue for her funeral, and on hit return 'mined hit Watch which he had left in his room. A nurse, who attended the sick ladys 'iroved having found the prisoner in liti . rotai . *Are the watch had beetr.lefni'llirvimle'obilliad toile for some hot water to make heiselrattint - tea, • whia.sthe witness gave her, and shortly aft' - Missed& Watch; ' shetold the cireimstance to the proaecuter - who happened • to come itt that instant With the undertaker. .A woman proved that the prisoner had revWed' . • on her to pain the watch, tdhicW the Said Chiliad received .as a remuneradonfer isiiircieble in lag a 444 • dying lady. • , i4-st , it: 14 ';' . yl -- ',:!. peke wn.brolter's AA* • !ob ? Ili arao, .ehe watch, , which was' ' AM prodettitars. and the prisoner was fOunsP4l4o4.4i' .. 4. :"' '''. ... ; John Marries and •Cesi/Pri; 46' jisji4iiiYo'i. ' feloniously and burglaricktili forcing ...W' enterini the dwelling-house of Richard. George, eked stealiqg therefrom several atticles;his property. • Mr. . Richard George, • butcher, Great Chapel. ' street, Soho, stated, 'that .on Sunday, the 18th of October, be hadgene to church 'with 'his familt.: sien, on -hie return, found that his house had been :Molten open, his thestof drawers' attempted to be. broken, and the hate* 'arena/led ; several articles of birproperty - Wialfailloplaced, as if preparing to be cooveyed awam - ..A.47 , 1".• - ' . • :William Lokket•-.lalin:had bi_tniflaft in tare of the house s had heard modlfilopVilitidt at the door, on which he looked mitottthe window and saw Marrico and another man minding et the door, who immedi ately ran down Chapel4treet. Shortly after he war alarmed bythe noise of a key being put in the lock of ilse street door ; he Val *ready* alarmed and went into the shop, where be kund several articles, the property of his master, taken from their usual places; _almost at the same moment he Mw two men rush ' out of the parlour • open the seta OM, and rue* awaY she pursue d -never lost sigSfilf M arriot,i and mewed him ; his companion escaped. On Maniot were found several skeleton keys. A man identified -the_ person of Lee, as the man • Who. was ; matting - vri th Marriot. ' 1 Lee was acquitted totally ; and Marriot was ac-. 4 clui ' tted of the holleroMhe actual stealing, which ii . :necessary to consuiute a burglary' in the day time . 9 *not* being sufficiently proved agabist him ; but ha was.detained-to be tried et the next Quarter Sessions. ':!' . , :for the forcible entry, as a misdenfeanor, and th e 4 State. . ; .. ) , , 1 :s,- -?. •91 o hf i dt ti bi a - . t a hr4-I, e - a r a of. oi',s on o f g r a. p ar tie s bo un d over to rowans Gge Avg i;hy stoart.s.se t urt-Opo r tlis gt , set . A m isi 7 litlsll.llleti-Benjoaria Chili was put to the bar, his chthes Oa Wednesday evening, div ing t h e. time 'charged with - stealing from Edward Evans, oo the niotheelhattlite below to fill . a kettle, and was.sn. King's highiray, npocket-bo b ok,his property. dreildfullifittent that he is not , expected tp s u rv i ve .. Mr Evans, who is a pilot, depMed, that be wit A cobrelielbegin 'to Sonde - A:04 4 yidt four men "'welkin with his sister tit Friday -street, proceeding. in her, lately, ia rtintfifig:aleact Of. la thip, was struck to W. ailing.sueet, on thee...tot:4g of the 22d of Sep. by a-weasel and stlifili pieces. 'Pave:au, nameir o i t : ;ember last, when a man 'rushed- at him, s e pai a Douthis;Was drowned. -* - ' , ',., .': Mrs, Evans from bim, and their bei ng attac ked b 'Moticily'se'nnight ? during . a• . /loleilt; gale, `.st tish. three other men, he was ill-treated, and robbed of bra in boat;' beliniting to*Eastllltaiss', wp.seoeu tudi . pocket-book.; be, however, -seised - the prisonee, - 04 conited, was drivai fig`aieg pile Miliina,.of 'Aber,: was secured. :The foreCli e lytir were proved:lW deett;'whilt erossifig tFe'Firth, opposite , ko Burg. the prisoner was foun d 1 „.;,..z . 0... , ..---g•- head; and stove in pier*: Ve.regret to add,. that • Ihe Comm: Sen"il • sr then proceeded to - PON six: of them were unfortunately drowned, alth o u g h : jUdgment, observi n g,. that it would have been rea s on. every exertion was made to save their ,liirea.hr,ilse 1 ablystvposed that the prisoner; who had before stood crew of the vessel. • ' ' • at the bar of ..a Criminal Court, and who was well BoW•STßßET.—Yesterday C. .001 sexes "as eba rr . known as a desperate depredator; had taken example ed with *being a rogue 'and vagabond. • • . 1, 4 4, t g es by his past sufferings,. and avoided a repethion of Patrole, stated, that he %snipes : sing through Lcwg. i his abandoned practices, ism unhappily for himself acct on Wednesday tflOtoliOnal,o'cipplt k when,; and for, society, no.oltatitlalastito ;Offerings, operated heinet the ; prilon F r...4-another _Mail, .160 .hiklelir. 1 Wi t h hills and Ise themersh.* 44 otaldered s:hisa as *, to fie thieves ; he p.tt•.444,,her over :his. fice4iid ,'wholly usfil to_Alisturb enrilinneeihn peateal part folkiied dienii end as.*.d off. aEtheln ay- fo.. the !of the .conutionity., He ; Am sentenced him to toe I Wier., d—=-*.n. i‘Jack, pa Men make. ha ste , * t o e , transpdited climeg;the tam: of, his natural life. . As! hods* will be OieriptearensCovent-garde.nThentri) ' :eon of sentence W AS t r f l4 °.. 02 09 ' he, expressed a wish I The} proceeded yo r ß ov r o i rret " Ammo o fc a rrh r ., l that his'prosecntor end Ws officers snoual accoolpanyl gageolteatre, wile*. t finding he doors dosed, they I him, adding, With I Trolley . of tremendou s oath s , t ha t i wetiVrowards s prtsry4,ine Theatre; and when they ;-it would he; the greatest s pleasuie of his life to burro' got to tildgei-stte . et entrances,the companrwasjost . them in the s l ao*sbip with .hiro. The servant s o f, i begltiPllg* cage out. :Mc heard one of the thieves Mr. New man 'had, considerable diffir ' remove Ito t- ---- - -",n .c0mmunic......,.. is uecertaiii,but four o'clock., iicrit I Coifeb•hoop• in • was fo u nd wo sl7 : .e there, -he *si'As# was, we ' . broughtlifio ? Fffee causOitikw and was 'aid by thieve* . be was "c,arki . ed balci . ta V,, v i i i ii Vut r t 'Y'l 5141 f, red abohi- It ili 'Mack'. 5-.-0144 thik ery fects of Intoiltitrion4 !' ''''' - f. -• • -' . Yellerdstr_ qtegli oi llt e rat_PrteeANlte as gszap- Ikaet etpla Of spirits, belt:owl% Alhentford,•,vu.tunk ,Saambeth isinti,•it tap. 1 ~ , two brothers, (sot* tin the wasgon wer e rolling upon , i/s ea, I killed im the aots :ral places, The , body • Coach- and Hong Butts, where it rerneiat The . other ,a WI of* and hands lacerated . in si . conveyed in a coach to fii t trough, i n gmast*.* they, drank very freely, ripen pelf iiitciefiateikantrytist*, • Ski 4 - iiihlbh was lOtlcei ion tie; .&ucut of a thru d akolg fhb It ifolltegnenre of 'fie I from the roof, adwq' by mean; of jeaden pipes byivi#,:proaelkikilesiended, is inorning . ,.bliii. three and fa murder hard **the Gaff In passage -of wbic the - deceased VAewasked beiviik*isttie there ; ddinriedvsratiftritaff who brought ed of being extreinetyla t 'and ;We . , 011 eight o'clock, when be the - Margins of •Granby; and - pu • • • a• -7-7 Eit 7 ti C4ll9ll l 47eiliCZ waxgon, to Mr. DOlRlNC4oll. distlllei 4114 ing - thi corner of ivi-itreee c eef, when melancholy to reiatc; ofthe carman) who*ere riding 13 precipitated out, and'the casks t vie, a boy of nine years Old; *as baying his skull fractured in sevtra was immediately taken to • the public-house, in Lambeth Butts, tot a Coroner's Inquest. The years' had - both his legs and h s h oc ki ng main!, artwas convey Thomas's Hospital, *the Boroui Jess state. ' ~_ ~ , ', ~t:.,, , .1 OLD RAILEr. was indicted for burgle. (..houie in Catiden-towno large copper vessel , and that on the marn4 after was making hay, beard a hedge near him, and was whence• it proceeded, when he breaking, to pieces a eopPer The top of the vessel, and cql the ground. near him. The • •nnediately raised, and he .he• believed he had not come' gr4s,.• and that. in ell s o Ai* h=. Upon which, the Allie,hatekttothd. l eavingull the articles beh n, ikti 'tan Ovit /440. he could. The hisysnaiiie aoireeer pursued,SUCcesded in secuting 4041 when the priscaser begged hard to be let loose ad eny ! 'l mg, that he had a wife and famfly, - and that hot** he would be hanged or transported. t. • The PrOieelitcr arc l his wife proved the articles be their . prqperty, and the „Tory ,found the Prisoner Guilty of stealing, but not of the burglary. Zitfer Defki 'was indicted for :unlink n aid threw k into witness's face, mating use of most infamtkis' language. • • 1 1 ' The prey's abetter cerrobeeMeilthiatesti , moray •,' r • 1 The prini rAe. mear put in a written defence, protesting itis,-inneocelfeAriaying that lie hid lost his . sight • E g ypt, Ames bebad served. and diet having missed his way, he had been brought into sense liouse by. man who had peentimest to aetcsapauyt him ea., partaking of some refreshmesttly and who, in all p imbility, had taksrt away The sheet and dropped Ii near him, the rest being a fabrication. - Ilse Jury fbund him Guilty, and it turned out if::: 1 tasnaftrds thatbe was;hlind dune eye only, and that he tould we perfectly well with the other. The fallowing' were convicted of felony, viz.— ,J. ode, for stealing . 71bs. of tobacco; J. ley, fur coming ball -pence t Mary „Lewis, fob shift and alpeWcoatf P, got, Ledger, for 1 quantity or4ininsViinsi W. Brice, for receiving • same, knowing fi. 4 to **pie been stolen; Margaret I • AA and Muncie, an, .for stealing goods and &Mt -notes, valui#lB. ts. 9d. ) G. Barber, for stealing a ha ~. .lig.Lit W. Jennings, for stealing 'goods, value 91. Ekl. ; D. Reardon, for stealing a pair •ipt, ltalf-boote I H. Chapman, fis stealing' two hats: • Marshall; e- &c. Caroline . -, tor .iteatia.aPron, o, ‘-- ; Lydia Nunnelley and Ana Htu' ilk stealing a quantity of hindkerchiefs Lind Ar.i 'foe embezzling dive* sums ofmonef e *giekiptirty of his employers, Messrs. Hale and Co ." ' ;Al' I , i . .. - r A . Three were convicendlipkisaiimeanors, vizo--W., 4 S .siamd Wood, for ob i nidle '' . make false pretence*, of Messrs. POyisfig _nal ,_ . i Mary Black, for per.o lefty on the motel.* y, at the late Sea.] zlona for felony, in be tainectosned for seven years; and T. Russell,. for. waling Mei, goods of John"Kenneet, to be imprisoned three months in Newgate. . I ' 3 .• And seven were acquitted, viz. C. Reeve, As* Patton, Jame ,Barnes, J . It epath, Ellz, Gadshen Us,' ' 11 1 9!nlillopOsid Etli. Spencer. /r 1 ettitxpataitia.-A Court-martial was held Mk Viotti& is. 'ilajesty's i .ship Zealous, in Hawke Roads,. on 44 90th of Oce, 1812, which proceeded on %airs against Liiisk. John ReynolJs, late comman der.sfehis Majestiq tether Nimble, the officers and : .isitiit, or the .lose m offfie said vessel, by her being_ Ilifri:eckia, at half paialters'o'alock, on the morning a lelth instant, on4i. sunk rock, six er seven miles . by.W..frons Sakillitacoa.• After considetingthe tififidevice, the Courtkere of opinion, that the lore of .the said cutter was occasioned by mffipient allowance &it being made for the - very strong currents prevail ihg On that part of the Swedish coast, by which she had been driven considerably to the northward end eastrfard I'd her reckoning; and it appearing that Mini degree Of blame was imputable to Lieut. J. Reyiolds, the Commander, and to Mr. J. Pyle, the I Pilot, for not coming on deck at half past one o'clock, and taking measures to ascertain the position of the baiter, alter she had been tacked, on the land having. lan unexpectedly discovered, the Court adjudged' . tin said Lieut. John Reynolds, and Mr. Pyle, the• .PI/ot ' to be reprimanded, andthelatter to be mulcted ' three months pay; and were of opinion, that no blame was attached to the rest of the. officers and ibip's company, and did therefore adjudge them eel hirespectively acquitted. ' • .niday a _Court Martial was held on Lieut. J. Siox.aa (2), of his Majesty's ship Ardent, for a breach of the 10th and 27th Articles of War, on the. 15th bf Jul ; last. The circumstances were— dutt Cap!. • 31114, observing the ensign flying, after the I , sentinels had fired fo r sunset , looked around for the r Officer of the watch, whom he knew to be Lieut . ; &nem, but saw him not ; he sent for him, and asked' UM why he was not. on deck—his reply vrakheispl teat charge of the .fleck—it was. not his watch. seelSa: Blis, then said, did Lieutenant ARMSTRONO Mitt: you when you quitted the quarterdeck ? Lieutenant' Si mss replied, no; then upon being asked why he Wa the deck without being relieved, he said he bad' been on duty all , day.he had bean imposed upon, and ' hid done Midshipman's duty. Them remarks were 'overheard by several of the ship's company;- and...., s'l'wal not he a slave to you or any one else," by the sentinel at the cabin door. The Court agreed that the charges had been proved against Lieutenant - Ilercilits ; and did adjudge hilt to be dismissed hie t ' y's skip Ardent...to be severely reprimanded, to be placed at the bottom of. the list of Liehte.' . -of the Royal. AV7 O .. and-to remain there for ' . gt t. of two years . Rear-Admiral Hamann, . , . • .7 . 1 4 he sentence of the Court-Martial held on Lieute nant R. S. GAMMAS, of the Griffin, has, it is mid,, been laid before the Lew Officerw of the Crown, for. their opinion. , ~ . .1 &ACCLAMATION ZY MIS NICFUJIN ( Y SIR 41120•'PREVO1T 0 BART. CAFFAIN4MINFILAL or NOVA SCOTIA, RTC. e. ' a Whereas rerteigiubjects of the Uni t ed St ates . o f America have been permitted, by regulations ma d e' On the :ti). ii.,, hest , to remain = an this province Withoutbeing required to-beat arms against the said • thiite(l'dtikez, but snbiect tnleavo elm province whet . seer k should be requited ;east mbsteas.traisting-cir. tr f.re •cilinistaticer render it :- '' air jheaxpati 4strsonti • toted depart, I have - ' thought fit, by Mal i ~friith the' advice of . hii ajestes Executive Comicil iito Sane this my Proclam ation , to order,. enjoin, and ditto,' and I do be t rib Aler * enjoin, and direct , all subjects' of the • ...,, : . _Stites who have. r,,ncitheen,- or shell net ..,: l . 771 ) , . 1 s ; to tage rte oath. of stlteglonte to hf• ' ' -, .Ata lie/STArPtt, de- . . „. _ _ , Ott a a feta. thellth Oc, 141 tiects a an. *ski Znited _ ' E n': Yesterday, Jaha Rdeesros riously entering a dwelling) and stealing therefrom a _sante. ljren. ith ' happened • the jobbery, a person, who P 4 ° 'Strange noise behind Iles tempted to seeirnsat whence dis Covered the:prisOner, bre' j boa*. _-The e fteaonere lying to it inn told 'the ..ptisopiri,ekokin honestly by %Boil guods s . , at be should go . eritb him. U. , lober thit ~ . . .. • _ ; acuity to , friss 4 ,,. •„. - map. h -4] mt* I,lth,n OC i asicL.l.lnited se, _ the other, 71 . ," If Lack is Mere (meaning the 'wit- ' hlm: -tkulril3cl lb e llina. t, se lt ives *th all til their tiro i . alt is Pr pivi ir4s i s°t "dle ul i g b is -w * l '' ' r irtt ‘ nt:' ,-. : 11 , o me ace ' l after the • mess), g h. Will 'snow me aid they separated ;he ;; ceofned to eieh ennuioitig to.ktileP a close watch on the prisoner.— hat c o mpelled eseetediet• eithting himaway. He wq. Ileild Ptii 6 4 with* . ii- ate of Isiying. taken one of those Id* ' it ion lieprieenment i ;2l • * De b Wl ' ciath ' bet " th ' ll ar'f br 447 (14a1164 to ad" Hell&d - a Geetlesnau, .caming, out of, the Theatre, . . . . •• • .......•••• . ; ~,„„i , flSineftlik• the suesec•4o: k 'fleeted as prisoners, of say, d—n the fell?"‘6,l could searcekeep his hand out ming aPa ~, . , .. •.. , ~. drifts """ 1 " • • lot f or And aapseetel*lifshidt*pais thi 4 province, of my pocket. 1100;0 • che Geutteman which fellow : years ago. .. , i si el ••-, ,• • .• - • _-• i ,,,__. ~• * -I ,t s :ff '''''. ztlik Aids drat - **ll - pr9pertuu be meant, when hp pointed to the prisoner. He can- Wawa WO,/ 14 11 411 11 OPMed7 PPAu. w.ris ringicr*,,. . to p r ibi tto d,b .6 , , ,!7:17.11116 Majesty's t • timed to wftch biro, and. observed. him attempt to ed for wrath* a sheet 119 d :,„ ~enur to 0 10 ewttungkig ar op ic k • e . 3l-'• .—. cider and direct ' rob several Gentlemen, and supposing be had picked housed Soh Singe's. , ' . .. 1- 13 'lat D. P erlllll p,firtli aid , after the date • . • , the pocket of an 01drfe05111034.4 wised him. The : The, prosecutor stased * . that. he kept a lodgfat•- _btr e 4ih a li R i 4 froa nh u pf a tihaloo - the ter T itwo s prisoner requested tinf : tp ltini,go, aatoring him home s end ,that the prisoner 011014 . 011 C evening tO hiel - T• • ugite f fst a t e i; iiiiktsiiit4 l d e i i 2Z ijcg 6 4 4 , ioj, there was nothittedele " it atript4 ,he no. good- 0 honatipi* One of his fentslelot4tera, of whom he sop OW egesmeisf 6 petilolierditi . 4 ' ' . • - tiy :ine for , ,: .. . 1. 4 • • the O ffi cer. OU set '• 'moven: of scissars -as pc7 : 101, ,vim au asgarkslaitee. On Ms going omit,* .t , a nd obetilhie nG l i ' • r if6t bisltto but • tok :,,, mul e found, which, no deobtl.iseit tmtil a tk Foot pockets.— wi • •pestehlitdePart:ofthe sheet hang: I* ashositig vt• ill a iptitturlittee afoot Uss thae ..• t taus , • The prisdner coußpet 14,10:74,qmput how he had inri '7' -- .his waktost, ,and visalltinged his: throes do Rzsatg l b •,, '., ' 1 within the bu'iikom.; lutd, of his livi t lctii astußnst4. !Isere Imre, these- wßilkilhat itparsitieli tbe prison* knocked by , fa t • skantikati ~. . spioiiii .. *' , a• Ere, two mod& to convict hts. heside? this, he slexelkilimi :Pik sway%L; , VAtku, j hotrever, pursed . - . •:,-* 64 1 .,:ibolvzi),H :.. •.;:• ' ?; - ' ', ' ill round the avenue of 4 lie s. bil**,ti f WWI ialMCthiatie,. a Cann giP wi th ~ . 10 th 1 ' 'I )6 •_41..r13;e 7 i1k •.:* • ....7! l ' l r. i 7:• talent. Mt. &int% diatigigeo cosiamtm iim alll/41,Aissit *ow thlr4oolll *VMS 1,4 1114 syn,4so ~/ ,listamiSimmii, I' .. ` " •:- -• ) forte azd 1140hr:side "-. '' . ~ 3 • ..ef!l W3a . 1S /•.. - • : -- • ' •- r ' I V 4 /,;(i/ edi• i,i .er torrilmelvtb• , ~,.„'';•.iis rt%;n:•--, :ii4 . ". 2. •' " '': . I. • . 1 1. 11" tr. ' it4) .'"l" ; -I i t . 44 16 ti 114 0111 'a r al- - -°91 . 1 " 1415 .- i . 1 : I .: IV . ' t. ' r . ' ''' 101,1 ignili :.11,, 2i,r..:4.;tosik 'kr- iwital . ;:ai;, " ii . r sl‘ s * , _•" /1 • i• ' .- f-• ' . : O. rf • "~ t WINDSOR APPARITION! The good pebple . Of the tarn of Windsor hat, been lately .much alamied•lay the agitation in which n i 'sentinel,' static:nen ore the Castle Terrace, had been thrown by what he deemed a supernatural ap. `pearante. The man, it seems, saw a figure approach. '4liii 'shim, which lie challenged, and, receiving no an. ~ &Welt, attempted to stop with his bayonet. but }ha n d he had' direst it into -14 Mix air." The disappointment ' had such all elect upon him, that.be called hastily f or help, and whin the guard came to his assistance, arras &and in. great alarm Ant:agony. A:substitute *a l left,,aad • at the guard Muse She . man was crested with great kindness and sympathy:. ' He was l e n known for his bravery, and as soon ay% 'recov ere d his spirits, benapressed Ilia regret that be badsi aeo way to a foolish panic, tint in con:l3ll4st a w i t l hi . earnest entreaty, Ira permitted to restUni his 0pit...., In about half au. boar,. -sifter, hoWevet,' be * ten d a similar • outUry, and . * gout again hastened, io ;di m ' him. He was found. in. a awl*); with a part of gun broken off, When be recovered, be stated'dut the same appearaace•lad presented Itself to hins, and ise had apparently moved tethataralk and diit he had broken his musket in the.attmatpt to strike i t i n t b at asitaption, but, being again disappoint e d i n the arm. lo d le d o f k ;OW substance, his terrors brought hint to Atite an Which he was discove r ed. I t has No =inured that some ttrite/sricA had been Played ep. OS bin) from apartments in the Castle; but it itiel Antoirn that the stasz:cred Apartment w*s Wrath*, illf ;he time, and secomat of the man stated that .ogure waslw4o l / 3 dariranother circumstance AI. , ' dto disprove such *rumour. The mere re. .tinnal.solution given is,. that ghosts and gaiftsi liod been the sisbject.of conversation for'somi time is s aie night, while the man. was present, and that his inn. palatial had betrayed him- into . his perplexities sad distresses. • . . _, S. HUD INN, M IOTOW-HILL, LONDON: . Aeconsnaldatiou for wain, goad Beds, duke -1 0 11111 T Liquors, and roodsraterChaeges. • - THE following POST COACHES, MAIL COACHES, Ike. set out firma the Saraeon's Head lase =ETNA, Plyineutts, Weyinueda, Dorehestei, Wel Dartmouth, and Salisbury Newt Cat di ; waft Wend* 'o'clock, with a Guard, tiunigh lisidles Minium% Mb past, Blandford, Basingstoke, and • -BOSTON. ll l.dt new Royal Mail Coach, P oets eye BOOlielPoCaathet Boston or Spileby, Louth, Columby, end Hag LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Inistetbid;dathati and LOS* Pest-Ctiads, ailed The Expedition, every Even* a Btu o'Cledi, to B. anottateton'i, Salatee's Had lan, Damao% 1.1 Guardpd throughout. BATH and BRISTOL Rising puaKaggaes t rywoogiell hani, Caine, and,Marlbor 41jesguse* arrive at Ilk May's, the Oreyhound Inn. Tavern, Ilisr nue•stry se With, Mfrs water • LADS new alit Co* tiklud fettWaShulusaw out Mend* at Elgin o'Cleek ; codes Foes fereidsiantr, aM Pow nierkably esay, widi a Guard throughout. Paulus tisoyekßennlt hod, Hewed' ReifOrd, Doncaster Sad Ferrybridr, „„„, Gradation, Lids, Day, et ?Roan: N. • uneosumem Expediden of dda CoseS,'lt >s snouted to . agretablatad consgpes . PubßoXtmwerisme un:004 . • , • Pretties,' 's„ Pqt 4:I4IW.RIVA !. - .42 , .: l At Beetle; in iitillell,' the 27th ult. J.'T. Ilgo gm Royal Horse • .. - .. , . t. : -..' • en. • 41r - 04,141...* :tir•?. - ./.!.• *-, . , ,`- ~ '-' . t , '. -. . • --. ii • • . • gay 1aet.172 Pladiarrefrlititaintillg, . late of the Royal i L~y __. •- ' .., : l i , t -.' '.,' - e' . , t ip itzg '.At the Cape °Mood •• ? glga .." . . , John Sutherland / anise r ,b sectoss . . i ...,: ..)r •v ow:. 4. ---....?, '• • .. On board his Majettf,../. • • • 1411 1 1i iifittis it East Indies, Lieutenant ' • •') IL ?Cita tithe ' : Sir W. Cuningharn, Bart. of od„ in the.ri:lsiagga. Tharadry; at Harlryford, ifter`e'fi* bine , Mille, the youagOnt dinghy!, sit fint Wm. Cheri* --• At Edinhorgt, on the 21st tilt. Lady lane Maciselgaigillisba . *Meg daughter et the late Oebtge Eat 4 Croinarry. . ~-71.1. • .. Wednesday den/sight, suddenly, aged SS. Geary Vletill," of lads, Arinatifkb, Lansdale . He was foonstrWg !d'art ,/ the ROW, with his gun loaded Ishii powder,* pinelislentoe4 lads two dogs to a short distance tram bins. , . i MOH WATER AT LONDON ERIDOILTO-MORRON: Motwh 3 ll.•-•......p.• • ................ 45 ninnies after t • Atturnaos ,E..........xit ditnauwatatelSt t - .?-41 WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, '- . . —_-__._ . _ .._ - • - -• . ,-- 7 --- 1 being antL f ulani to T. ...--- -- --, , . • t chtfiry,ortaddikkjustaltGaratani . 1. .1411.141.7 * 1 noon tit FM o'Clock.moGarded.*:•d• sty" Fi' •4 • . t GLASGOW, Linemen, ) . , • i ' Broanddll, l'horakit, flanqubaylOtai ' • ' al, Pans of Sonisid, Campord,own Conk 1 ,..„) , • , YORK, Newmlie r ind Unbolt% first •? - -,? __". J .,!„.,, , with a Guard thowebont, ma out nay Ifirillti. , Sic o' way-of Newark, Scan* Todolibeq 7= Durban,..Matpatb, ant . 7frnadifdr : . 1 ' Sadly Illsimllwes =gum from Ilse War P tending 00 "Vioni, iiiijisen . . se ! pidinal ir ! o . ac, - , . , mac WM' :•"1540.11 . r . iig /11 4 40tR i 7 4 4 .4r0r.i Ev0ca1...,:t.,i. , ..)-- ,i . .1. , ... . • •4 - . '.: 1 4 F - %drew tineliiiiiidifint9/St • ~....t.- s ,•.- , A b! CI Ira - MRS% • I, til. '. A t ~,.• n- • A: way oat . • flacs wit 47.7 '... ... 4, i .., • the rilitit tilitirelltett illtilltli. ' Oiscenoltt • . '"' .. • .the roild: blaktlstr-011 islodslus Itarodlaiiat . thole . . sopatmeiespiceati.... 1. ' , tl: Z e, ' • 4. and P 4TII, saw Post • ... ' 4 ECLIPSE, `a Mu " Post Coithoo-T. ~,,411 • - 4 ' %mead* and ildlnkares, tirdeasipi*Shs , g• , , 1 I moon% at Time o'cliak‘bywnyit t llandintli ' •, , . . ,ti t t, . , Statrs:4rd. ~.. s I . ..,,. .1... i ...i2- •••• ___... ' 01111DEIMAt it ilst ul s t 7 row mit Colltrweli Pdatilni. oto the - 7Earlitiiint'' ' /II ... MANCHESTER, •Cillil listart liar4l. 4f . . ~aod Wekethavares P4l 4. • •Iti'''O •g0..1 , SHREWSBURY. Wollnanhosofo Shlliaill=repo, , Royal Charlotte. E‘scAniolt lea"' ~„,' 940111.1 ' i• SHEFFIELD and Rotherhat i Post. . , •"`. , '. ' basn, carry Mush* A ' - ' - ~ s' ', ' 1 SOUTHASAVIXNR, AViddlasitar, 1 ' , ndo4tor, Cbziaschagok,..KANosock ' • . .4 i .. . . , • E poole siasc __ ._, Ide N o G I RAIN _st4W y mol t ....: i ... . 4 ito„ 4 r o • - ....+4.40. aipair • .04st evil likeritomiparad - ,i,,,, w , . -.ski* t'''' k• PPM 40itiord,- • ' . ~ fu I 1 Biligtiett, . 1 . 4., ...v, F . „--.--4-,..r .. . , . • )1, t 111,ILL, la • 111 : 4 • 1 10 t . ' ** _ _Tintni . Coeds, eveff ~ L4 S '''' Mo*, , 1 › -•••• .' , ! 11.41icawans, 'HAL; " ' ' i• . 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