Star. — London, England, 1806-10-31 00:00:00

1.1 6 1 . en ck int lot ,~ ... Itatzi,ittitxt: tomoulks BERME:, OCTOBER. O. -F-46.1(4. • • ,„. Lewis hes, ; Benyea, toneaafta—Henry Hawtard. Ifq. Itabett Mortis,Efq. Caraassoe—Oenuals Pinch and Manners. UMW SlT7=l.otll Hiatt and Lord Enften. • .-John Baker an lean, Sian.,, Haps. • , ..)forrsoiartom.-Hon • Spencer Pereinal; Hoa. Edward oak. Co —Or and P. Moore, PAM LaMar M...analog Smith andThunae Babbingtoa, Wink !AXE s—MMassalrawsp and Henry Shelley, Efqrs r Aortas' AO...lllwoopt Drabs Tyrwbltt Drake and TUNS Drake parierlisissaliku. Plq and Capt. dretfad. usrel-LEurtfalp_ Ertl. :Witiviaar-:Oskald 1 . snack gad R. Rama:ottani *lv skashany Nett and Colonel Heide!. Sn Tlido4iniated fa ibeNa arc new Members. Rnlivartab/ ilaaonoa—Rate of the Pail this day at twelve o'clask Mr. Thoratoo _ _ Mr flows Tartan • 329 . Mt. Tierney . • 3 0 ! .., Moods to-nesse of tie Poll st 4 o'clock I Mr. Mt le? - J3* 40t DAL 4ae - . .- 115 her Wetherell telientlihed. s Rocassosa-41rtt oars Pon t Mr Colwell . :17 ) lir Moe! Saskb . ... ~ kiln Porostt - . stn . Itstirsti- 4l iool CIA eedof the Poll-Alta 67 doekbY t air waren - 3 Carom tkiipt . 3 g g . Mr. Crickett . vita 0010021 9i2b02. . ar s - - CROWN AND ANCIIOR. • • • • ---- A Telterday :there *as a numerous Meeting, at the crown and Anchor Tavern, of the Elettots of Weft. kleinfter, in the intereft of Mr. Patti., one of the Can irsdates to teprefent them in Parliament. Upwards isf-soo perfons affembled upon the occafinn, and the Chair was taken by Sir Flt•IICIS BURL/ITT'. But.— s foots as the cloth was removed, the health of else too was drank with three times three, and plaudits I •• Come continuance. The next wait was—" The • dependent Eleftors of Weßminfier," With three .tiPe three. Sir catlitti BUabsTT addreffed the Company in slivery neat and temperate frech. He laid, he never kola more cheerfully to perform a public duty than uptall 4lit prefent occafinti. He had to recommend the Honourable Gentleman (Mr..Paol) who fat near him s and he &Gold briefly offer one or two obfer vrations, which he was perfuaded would induce the glcilots to confider Mr. Paul as the -nly Candidate ivho ought to be fiipported on public grounds by the badependent part o 1 this great city. The advertife bunt of Lord Gardner Rated that be could not offer himfelf on account of his profeffional duties, which compelled him to be abfent in the fervice of his coon try. With regard to the other gallant Admiral, Sir IHood, he . willsed to fpeak of him with all due re ea. He defired to be underflood as not meaning to inflnnate that the gallant Admiral would not. be a de °hie& for ItirerY poisonr that could be conferred upon him. He mewls_ merely to infer, that the office Of Reprefeotailve for Welimintlet eras the only Stn. idols in vshickan Englifh Admiral ibuld appear to flifadvantage x"lnd therefore he conceived that the fame reafons• which had induced Lord Gardner to withdraw rendered Sir Samuel Hood ineligible. As to Mr. Sheridan, ht confidered him as unfit for a po- Pular candidate, onit upon the principle that a Tree. [bar of the Navy never could be a proper perfon to raprefent the City of Weaminfier. The only remain ing candidate for the choice of the Eleftors was Mr. Paul. The worthy Baronet then expatiated upon the charaiter 'of Mt. Paul, and concluded by recommen ding him moll earnialy to the Eleftors. Mr. Paul. then role i he laid, he grounded his claims to the fuffrages of the•Eleitors of Weßminfter upon his parliamentary conduit, and referred to his profecution of the Marquis of Wellefley. He profef fed himfelf the difeiple cf Sir Francis, and expreffed his determination to fupport the political doitrines of that worthy Baronet, even though they fhould lead to the fcaffuld. Hie fpeecb was received with the tnoß edthbilaßic appiaufe. The Independent Eleftors of Middlefea were then toalled with three times three. Sir Faeroe Bu aaaa r rote again, and Rated that a Patriotic Toga had been [ossified to him. The tering Of it were. " The Independent Freeholders of „Illampfhire, and fuctefs to the exertiotts which they are n ow making for the prefervation of the rentable of their freedom againft the attacks and undue ins nutmeg of an arrogant Minifler." Sir Faaacts BURDIItt then recommended to the Meeting the adoption of fuch meafures as ihould be Mott effeflual for a canvas. The Baronet's health was drank, and he retired. - The Chair was then taken by Mr. Costars-, who, upon his health being drank, r eturned thanks In • 'bort and appropriate fpeech. After he had retired, Mr. TN 12WALL prefided. The hilarity of the Meet ing was kept up till about nine o'clock, when sfis Company difperfed. __--- . - The Ring Dove brig and Wanderer (loop arrited on Saturday at Chatham. The Agincourt, Captain Huts, arrived on the 23d intl. at Chatham, to be repaired. Captain P. Havvrooo is appointed to the POLY rltlalult J. CI.YDI, Efq. Purfer of the Sall Da mato, to the BIlLIVARI• • At a Court Martial held on board his Majefly's chip Gladiator, at Porthuouth, on the s7th of oao bee, for the lots of his Majefly's late (hip Conflance, the following was the fentence of the Court : o Th at h ie i ng heard the evidence, and completed the inquiry, and having maturely and deliberately weighed and amOdered the whole, the Court is of opinion, that the lofs of hi 3 Majdty's Paid Ihlp Covalence was ceded by her getting aground on the French , coat, after a revere &aloe with the French Chip Salamander, and the batteries on the Preach Cho r e , and the capture of the tali ' the that the mallet of Captain Burrowes, Commander of the (aid ibip, who fell in the Aaiun, and of the (untying offireta and Ibip's company, was brave, meritorious, and prsifeworthy, on the occafion ; and dna adjudge the (aid forgiving °Seery and pip's company to he honourably seqoitted accordingly. " And the Court is further of °pieties. that the and hi. condo& of C a ptain "thieltrielfe, in leading the &lossalon, A re . nacos endeavour., after the raid French Iltip had rtmek its colours, to referee hit bialefty's thtp Conftence and to recover tine prize nnder the galling fire of the batteries and the troops front the Chore, and In afterwards destroying hcr, Was highly gallant and na,:titorioug. •• I r P k • louriclz nastucnrcr. Mans THIS D4s. •4 11 . aoa.• • laa. DIM . s a I Clettssbatib • 4 ti 1 liambSsitt o s PLYMOUTH, 9CTOIER sq. Came in the GLATTOO, 50 gone, from the 111411-: ward: the failed frum hence with the Rovat..Ciaoadat of t to guns, and the fleet 9f tranfporte and merthact. yodels, and parted from them the gth inflatit t aid went on to Oporto, with the trpde for that place, where (he left them a few days fince. Came in the litsollock galliot Dcr Tamen Baum, Captain Weapv, from linurdeaux to Buttock, with brandy, detained by the Hero privateer. The Bekketken Danith In diaman, that arrived here yellerday, it detained in port by the Indefatigable privateer. • Dulga Waterford PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 30. Arrived his Majefty's (hips hismoraua and Ma6l• CIINMS, from Plymouth.—Sailed the CoNqy err gurebrig, with a convoy for Guernfey.—WindE. DOVER, OCTOBER 30. His Majeftes (loop Panouen, with upwards of twenty fail of Well India (hips, gaffed by early this ihorning for the River. Wind S. W. blows (trong. DEAL, OCTOBER Jo. Sailed lafl night the Paostiao bomb ; Travers, tuft India fhip, and a fleet of Merchant veffels, under for Portfmonth ; John Bull hired armed cot• ter, with a convoy for Plymouth I VALOROUS (loop, URGINT, Wiassio LIR, BLOODHOUND, and Isosor ANT gun brigs, on a cruize off Boulogne. Arrived the Mosqprro (loop, from a ettliZt off Calais; PENGUIN (loop, with about so fail of Merchant velTels under convoy, from Jamaica; the. Merchant (hips failed through for the Rivers alib, arrived the AsTRIa frigate, from Dungenefi. Sailed the Psracsa gun brig, on a cruize off the Galloper.—ln the Downs: Regulus, Princefs of Orange, Agamemnon, Antelope, Clyde, Phabe, Molguito, Penguin, Spitfire, A mann the, Satelite, Skylark, Otter, and Mundell (loops; Vefuvius, Ezplofion, Devaftation, Lucifer, and Fury bombs ; Bunter, Furious, Jackal!, Bruizer, Intern. gent, and Sparkler gun brigs ; Ignition and Phof• phorus fire veffels ; Deptford lighter, and Harmony tranfpot t. YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 30. Yeflerday failed the A AAAAAA HS floor) of war on a ereixe, and Fall/ITU gun brig. Yeflerday ar rived the Amrasts frigate, and this morning the Tausvv, of so guns. Sailed to the Southward the Titurrx man of war, and STARLING gun brigs.— The Chips of war In the Roads are, the Majellie, Edgar, Agincourt, Roebuck, Diaator, Naffau, and Raolotion, Quebec and Amiable frigates, and Gri per gun brig. Wind S. E. WtOTEHAVEN, OCT. 43. • We had a dreadful trmpelton Saturday morning, the effeds of which are truly deplorable. It had blown very hard all the preceding night ; and the gale, from the S.S.W. Increafed in an alarming manner, with the flow of the morning's tide. The tea ran very high, and a great deal of rain fell.— About nine o'clock feveral veffels appeared off the harbour—among which were the Neptune, Rouen ; Atlas, STOCIEDALI ; and Favourite, RICHARMON ; all from Jamaica. Nritwithßancling every affiftance that could be given to them, only the firft named of , thefe veffels could be gat into port. The two latter, after feveral ineffeelual attempts to get within the piers, Rood off to the weftward. The Vigilance, Fifher, from Waterford, being alto unable to get in, after Come time, flood to the Northward. Refpefling the three (hips which Rood out to tea on Sunday evening,a diftraag account was received from Bo'nefs, of a Chip's enfign Ruff, tome (pars, and other articles, marked " Atlas of Whitehaven." having drifted on fhore near that place on Saturday night, or early on Sunday morning. This is all that is yet known with any degree of certainty. An ac count has alto been brought of a large Tafel, difmait ed, having been Peen on Sunday, riding at anchor on the coat of Scotland, near Kirkcudbright. Es. plan are fent off to thefe places, to afcertain the fur- ther particulars. The Vigilance went on fhore the fame evening (Saturday), a little to the Northward of Maryport, as did alto he Heart of Oak, belonging to that port 44ut,both were expetted to be got off to-day. The fame evening. the Ifle of Man packet, with the mail from Douglas. went on Chore a little to the northward of Harrington harbour. The people ware al/ raved. and alto the mail, which was brought to the pall office in the evening. The veffel, it is fuppofed, will be got off again. FROM I.LOYD's LIST. G aaaaaa wn, Ocr. 3o. —Paged by the Surat Came, !fluter, from Canton; Jofephine, Chatter. from Scnegall; George, Read, Rost Demerara ; John, Strilde ' ' from Surinam • Eddyflone. Bell, front Qu ebec; Norfolk Hero, Calvert, front Ortega; Three Bro thers,nml, from Norway; &shone, Farr, from Cadiz; Clear, Fowler; and St. George, Palmer, from Jamaica.---Sailed, the Elliott, London, for Buenos Ayres; Mary, Todd, for Bethke; and the Cambia. Ehlers, for Hamburgh. Astaivso—At Beton, Speculator, Little, from Driftol; Re. trine, Wife ; Mourn Vernon, sod the Mary, —, from Liverpool — At Virginia, Laura, —a—, from Liverpool; and the Juno, Edwards, from Nants. At Leith. the Diana, Pincher, from Pietou. At Liverpool, Fanny, Ougill ; Beatrice, Robert fon ; and the Elise, --, from Lifbon ; Thomas, Mouth, from Oporto, Edward. Lewis, from Patallielaufets , Swift, Price, from cuarkftoo ; Martha, Bland; and the Thomas, Piukey, fromVir ginia. - • - • - - • The fleet under the convoy of the Sea Hoas■ fri gate, which arrived at Stangate Creek, the Nore, tec. on Saturday, from the Mediterranean, were, as ufual put under quarantine, but on application to tho I Lords of the Privy Council, on Tuefday, a number of them were releafed ; together with feveral tranf ports, fuppofed to have arrived from Calabria, in confequence of their being confidered free from Any diforder. A frigate which arrived at Yarmuuth nn Friday from off the Tetel brings an account that there are iinly three fail in the Mum Dlep ; and by report of neutrals, the fcamen are all fent on Chore, to as a• foldicts and attillery men. • SPORTING fivrELLlgslia. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER. Olt HOticrrOir merriNo... • • TIMISDAY, Sod • 'stir Archer's Sir Devid, Sit 7lb beat •Lera Darlington's Pavil. .11011. Sit alb D. I. songs b. ft.—Sia to son Sir David. • Mr. Arthur's Brainworm, SR toib beat Lord Grofvesoes VW- knit. Sit jib Abolkt. 300$1 b. ft.—. Seven to 4on Brainwonn. Piths e( Grafton's Vanity, SR sib beat Mr. )Ladbroke's Atha. IL Acrofs the Flat, wogs b. R.—Even betting. " General Gower's Swinley, Sit rec. ft. from Lord Foley's Little retie, la slb T. M. M. =cgs. Lord V. Bentinek's Bagatelle, Sit etb rec. ft. from Gen. Gower's Smite, ylt Sib Clermont C. wogs b. ft. Lord F. G. Ofborne's Noah, SR 3lb rm. R. from Mr. Melliftes Off.flic.gocs, 7ft 331 b R. M. songs h. ft. Lord Dartington's Zodlise, 7lt Sib rec. from Mr. Melliih's San cho, SR sulb .Ab. M.soogs h. ft. Mr,. F. Neate's Regtriator, 7ft 715 rec. logs from Lord F. Ben. dock's Optician, llR'7lb Acrefs the Flit, tap h • Mr. Fermor's Hippomenes. IS ijlb rec. ft. from Mr. C. Browne's Mountaineer, lift SID Aerofs the Flat„ 3ocp. soap ft. Doke of St. Alban's Merrytbringht,7lt salb rec. busiest& Lir., Watfoe's Vagabond, Sit Two 7r old C. slogs. ioCgs. ft., LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY. , •• Yeeerday, the fill Seal for the enfuing Term com menced, when the LORD CHANCELLOR difpofed of a few motions of courfe, in which nothing of any pub lic notoriety tranfpitcd. His Lardfliip rots before twelve o'clock. ADMIRALTY COURT, °Croak 30. This day the Right Hon. Sir W. Scorr proceeded to the adjudicatiow of the following detained Mips : Jonge Jan Oorken, Janfoo maker.—This veffel was captured by his Mijefty's gun brig Contimt, Lieutenant J. Stokes Corn. wander, and brought to Yarmouth. Ship and cargo coodemned on the ground of breach of blockade. be Tre Brodre, Muller manor--This wed, under Danifh laden with a cargo of fait and hides, was raptured by the private (hip of war Unity, Francis May Commander, and brought to Plymouth. 44 2 and cargo reitored with throe wed's-damn , rage. Romeo, Corm maker.—This Blip, under American colours, with a cargo of various merchapdise, was captured in the prole cation of her voyage to Rotterdsan. In this cafe the trip was or ' clued to further proof, cams the maces Rum, which was re • Bored, and alfo the cargo. Frau Martha, Boguts mafter.—This Rip, under Eniphaures ' colonel, with a cargo of wine, front 13ourdeaux to Tuottligen, was captured by the Trafalgar privateer, M. Price Commander, and brought to Plymouth. Ship condemned, and further proof St rutted with refpeft to the cargo. Cdads do Lifbon, Olmkra maker—This veal, under Port• rule tidkinf, with a cargo of various merchandise, was captured by tharßilttuti."or privateer, and brought to Ouernfey. Ship and cargo enntimtbed. Painsira. Mien mafier.--Ship, and goods claimed by the snif ter, mitered, and the remainder &reeled to further proof. Maria, Higgins mailer. —This American Rip, with a cargo of various article', on a voyage to lianthurgh, was captured by the Linn privateer, D. Louis Commander, and brought to Plymouth. Ship and cargo condemned, on the ground of breach of blockade, Nra Bra de Rofaria, Fervira maker.—This was Portuguefe veffel, with a quantity of hides, Re. on board. Further proof dl reded as to the property of the nip. Hoffriung, Dente wafter.-=This vetel failed under Oldenburgb colours, laden with a cargo of fait. Ship and cargo condemned. Sandlemaa Welvurt, Georgia; mem—This vetet was alfo ' laden with a cargo of fah. Ship and cargo caudal:med. Doris, Fykes mailer and cargo refereed for furtherpreot Unternehmung, Hendrick mailer ; and Harmony, Webberdirg safer.—Thefe two Odes and cargoes, coadilog of (ale, were m etered. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, OCTOBER ra. This being the ufual day for bearing and deciding appeals, a great number (mofily parilh), were dif poled of, none of which excited any public intereft. except the following: THI PARISH OP IT. LEONARD, INOSEDITCH, O. ST. JAMI3's, CLARILINWILL. This was an appeal againti the order of the Magi': trates, for the removal of. a pauper. The pauper, Elisabeth Roughhead, a child about eleven years of age, had been apprenticed by the parifis of St. Leo nard, to Mr. Gates of that parilb, with whom fbe ferved about eight months of her term of (even years, ! when fhe ran away, and fettled in the pariih of St. James's, Clerkenwell. Upon which application MAI I made to the Magiftrates, who dire led an order for her removal beck to St. Leonard's, Shoreditch ; againa which order the prefent appeal was had. Mr. Gates, the Matter of this unfortunate pauper, Paid, he could not take her back, or have any thing more to do with her. In the court', of the eight months fhe was in his ferviee, the ran away nineteen different times ; each of which he forgave, and took her back on promife of amending her conduct, but the again broke nut, and the twentieth time he re folved never to fee her more. He further laid, the was a eat pilferer. The -Court was of opinion, that as the had a fettle. ment for eight months, and was their own appren• Lice, the !with of Shoreditch, if they did not main tain her themfelves, fhould fee that fhe was properly maintained by her maker, until the was regularly difcharged by the Magifirates from her indenture.— The original order of removal was accordingly armed. T , COVINT GA*DIN• — The Comic opera, Lase in a Maze, was aced at this Theatre laft night, and afforded an opportunity to Mifs Bottom to dif play her vocal powers in Rojitta, for the fecond time. She gave the different airs with much fweetnefs and taße, particularly 66 My heart's my own ; my will is free." BELLAmr alfo played Hawthorn; likewife his fecond attempt in that part in London ;he was emi nently fuccefsful. roung Meadow, found a powertul repre(entative in Imctso,,m—he was repeatedly en. cored. MUNDLIeI "Vice Woodcock is one of his hap piefi efforts, and was ardently applauded ; nor did Ess hilt in Hodge, and Mifs Trate in Madge, have any reafon to complain of the reception they both expe rienced. The Statute Dance, at the conclufion of the firil aft, went off with great effea. MIADITON a Fallt.—Owing to the uncommon fine weather this fair was numeroufly attended, and the fair field exhibited fuch a difplay of various naerchan dize, as had not been equalled for many years pail— td which might be added the ufual fpettacles of (howl and natural amufements. The number of Welch cattle, of all defcripti , .ns, brought in by the drovers, was very great, and fold generally at hrifk prices.— Colts and cart hotter had a quick hale at tolerable good prices.—Nags. of the middling fort, of which there was a great number, had but a dull fele, but good nags, which were ve►y (carte, never were dearer. The hop trade was uncommonly 6(4, prices ran as high as I. 21. per cwt. .~, MARK-LINE. CORN-EXCHANGE, OCTOBER 3t. • • There are today feversl further imports of Wheat, and fcw (maples of Ira quality : the fates of feennd and inferior are extremely dull, and at lets price.— Barleys ate in confiderable fupply and rather lower. Malt's. &melt without buyers.,—There are f 1 •rrivais. of White and Grey Peas, both of which nearly keep their price.—The•fupplics of Oats-are very confiderable, and this 'tilde is quoted rather cheaper, excepting thole of the bslt quality—and Flour remains without ♦ariation. • • .01k/Ill&L Wheat. 564 6sa dee pee qr. Grey Puk 46a sea od Pine Ditto. Ilse Us od Sam. 40 les Od ' Rig , (orw) 40$ 441 04 Tick Dkto 36e 431 od Reeky, doe 46e od Oats, sal sik iese Malt, 701 771 od . • Poland ditto 3sa 350 641 Make Peak, Hu 901 ea Rape Seed, 251 471 we Fine Flour 5010 511 Sccood,cosolo 7oe per [ALL DUBLIN, OCT. 25. I. • ••••••••••••• l • DR lArqUi. FIR Z.—This morning, about fize'cloct. , the warehoufe of Meas. Boileau and Co. at the rear Poftheir concerns in Bride•flreet, experienced a dread ful conflagration. Moll of the eztenfive rear of this valuable eflablithment has fallen a vi,lim to the fury of the flames, which was increafed by the very high wipd that prevailed the whole morning. A large quantity of valuable drugs are eonfurned, and not withaanding the exertions of the military and the people, it was found totally impoiEble to prevent their de ftration. The poll boy conveying the mail from Ballymore to Mullingar, was flopped at eight o'clock on Thurf-' day night lafi, by three men, who robbed him of the bags of letters which fhould have arrived yefterday from the following poll towns, viz. Athenry, Ath lone, Bathos', Ballyvary, Ballinaflne, Ballinrobe, Bal. lymore, Ballymahwn, Ballyhadnil, Caftlebar, Cattle ,•blakeney, Colfhill, Clare, Croffmolina , Dee] Calle, Dunmore, Eyrecours Foaford, Galway, Gars Holly mount, Headford, Killalla, Loughrea, Mount Tal i bar, Moate, Newport, Rofcomratin, Rathiacken, Tuam, and Weapon. The poll boy conveying the mail from Tallow to Fetmoy, was flopped at eight o'clock on the evenisig of the slit inaant, at a place called Achern's Crofs, by two men, armed with a (word and a pillol, who robbed him of the bags of letters, which (Would bays arrived on Thurfday, from the following poft towns viz. Cappaquin, Dongarvan, Lifmore, Tallow, and Youghal. • It has been Rated in fevers) Papers, that ao unfelt. • zonate affray took place on board a Tender, lying ett— 'the Pigeon-houfe, near Dublin, by which fix mental their lives : it is alto added, that the affray com menced between certain recruits of the North, and fome who had entered from the City-of .Dublin l and finally, it is infinuated, whether from malice ej • ignorance we cannot_ take upon ontiltres to that the men wounded in the tonteh Ile ha down in that horrible Rate, and (mothered. are enabled to afore the public, that With the ea. - ception of the number of lives loft, every , circumg Rance, detailed with fo much minutenefs. to gratis falfe. The fads are thefe :—Their relations as& friends were allowed to vifit the recruits On board the tender (the Neptune) and &end means, as is generally the cafe on fuch °cations witlrthe lower Dias, to introduce (piths. Six of there Ohfortunate men partook Co profufely of the deletefious beve rage, that in the morning five of them were found lifelefs, and one who flawed (isn't (parks of anima mation, was conveyed to the Naval Hofpital where he expired in a few hours. On Thurfday and Friday lab Alderman Aacmia.. the Coroner of the City of Dublin, who on this, as well as every nccafion, ha, evinced the mob praife worthy activity, held an Inqueft, when, atter the ftridefi invehigation, it appeared that the aloft ha. mane attentions were bellowed upon the health an! comfort of the recruits by the Captain of the tender. We cannot conclude this paragraph without offering a jolt tribute of pr:•ifito ANDREWS, the. Re gulating O ffi cer of the P s Or/ of Dublin, whn, with the moll diligent and fcrutinirmg per feverance, attended the inveßigation of this affair. On Fr iday lab, at a Quit ter Affembly,the Freedom of the Corporation of the City of Dublin was voted in the moll handforne manner to Captain Antrim', the Regulating Captain of the Port of Dublin. MARLBOROUGH STREIT Ovrict.—Y;fierday Lord C. brought a complaint agaith a watch-bade keeper, for confining his Lordlhip in the black hole, during feveral hours. It appeared That thz complainant was going along Swallow-ftreett On Tuefday even ing, when he heard the cry of " louder," and taw ■ man mob inhumanly teeming his wife. On his Lord ' fhip's interference, the man flruck him, when his Lordfhip charged the watch with him. The fellow, by way of contre trojet, charged Lord C. with an alTault, and he was put into the hole, among the va gabonds of the night, and there detained until next morning. The Magibrate reprobated the conduct of the conhable of the night,and inftruded his Lord &iy to profecute him. He alfo gave the conftable to underhand, that the hole .vas intended for the felons and refradory, and not for perfons of refpeds bility, whom any idle perfon might prefer a charge again R. The only Capital Prize in the prefent Lottery yet divided into flares is No. 7157, a prize of 10,00C1. which was fold in t quarter, a eighth,and 8 fixteemhs, by Swsry and Co. No.ll, Poultry, and No. t a, Char ing Croft, by whom alfo many of the higheß Prizes in the lafi and late Lotteries were (bared and (old. There are now rn Capital Prize, in the wheel t and Tickets and Shares no higher in price than before the Drawing began. The next day of drawing is Tuefday, 4th November. Next Tuefday morning will convey agreeable tid iags to fume one °Other who poffeffes a Ticket or Share in• the prefent State Lottery. The Whet. abounds in Capital Prizes. It mull be grange in. deed, for any one who adventures at all, not to be come a poffeffor of • Ticket or Share on the prefent occafion s particularly fo, as they may be purchafed, warranted undrawn, at the fame price as they were - previous to the commencement of the Drawing, at Moamar and Co.'s State Lottery Offices, a 6. Corn. hill, sa, Charing Croft, and St. %spirt'. Hill, Borough. eI2 it the ering &this inta• roan, . Was Una. d by rink. that fair qrs. , on• en' I to I nn it) Pits ;bt a. •as the to to ed )6, e‘ '~~ I f. r, ~y