Star. — London, England, 1806-09-13 00:00:00

NAUTICAL fiviscticzArcz. MALLS THIS DAY. •{l. DOl. •11. DOI bublln 1 0 Oettenhurgis o x Waterford 3 o Honburgti o LUboo = • I 0111.EFNOCK, SEPT 9. Arrived yettarday the Fame, Reid from Trinidad, a raining pip. Sailed thence on the ill ult (poke un the 3tit ult. In Is. S • 46. long. 30. /4. the brig Newealtle, from Quebec, hut blowing bard could not bar whither booed; and, on the ad inftant, ID let. 53. long. s3{. (poke the Chip Rehm Arthur Tims, from Que bec, bound to Belfuft, out ss days. The homeward bound trade from Trinidad, failed on the a4th of July, under convoy of his MaJefty's armed brig Melville, Captain Femers, for the general rendezvous. GIPNFRAL MIRANDA. Central Miranda's rquadron, coadUng of two Odpi, two brigs, F 1 t f wo an fchonnert, f an c d u threegun nd boate, Dr fal i led m ontithhethiath flat of ot. Peru at the n.ain, efcnrted by the Lily [loop of war. They went off in high fpirit a, and were joined by a number of volunteer. front Ft lnidad. P.\LMOUTH, SFPPEAIBER tn. Arrived this day his Solajelly's•fhip SANTA Mae• eartsvra, of 36 gnns, with difpatches, and has alto brough the Walfingham packet's mail from Lann, after a paffage of eight days. Ai rived ails the Ro • bert and Eliza, Copt. CURRIRY, from Liverpool.— Sailed the INSOLIMT gun brig, of r.s guns. Lieut. Moans, with about ao fail of •iEtuallen under con voy for the Channel Fleet. Wind S. W. PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER rt. Came in the (Dane) Fronfcab, Captain Prrsasoa. from Bourdeasa to Flentberg, with brandy. &c. de tained by the Lion privateer. Sailed the Nines, of 38 guns, to join one of the Weßern fquadrons—Captain Laze, of the GIBRALTAR, of So guns, is gone to take the command of that thin. Sailed the Ambition, Captain Dorms, for Amfierdam I Julia, Captain Dusty, for St. Andero ; Elizabeth, Fortuna, IP/raison ; Norberg, CHI irrawsom ; and Metta Cisriftina, NORDIIIINOLT, for Hamburgh. The Na aims, of 36 guns, is come from Hamoaze to the Sound. ', SEPTEMBER la. Arrived the Naactssus frigate, from the River Plata, with difpatches ; the E cutter, from the Weflward ;and the Louifa Henrietta, Cap. fain Horn sow, from Surinam. Sailed his Majefly's Alps SHILDItAIII, with a convoy for Cuernfer ; GLATTOII, for Plymouth ; and Sarsounto, for St. Helen's.—Wind N. W. DOVER, SEPTEMBER ts. The Daft and Minas, two cutters, were yeflerday fent into this harbour, under fulpicion of their being' (muggier', Laving on board cargoes of fpitits, from Guernfey,. A (mall convoy from Ireland palled by this morning, for the Downs. Arrived the brig Q2een, Captain litucsas, bound to Lilbon, from Lorsdon. The Lucirra bomb paged by here this afternoon, with a convoy bound to Portfmouth. Re mains in the Roads the Esc...rime gun brig, from a cruize. Wind North and blows bard with (quails of rain. DEAL, SEPTEMBER rt. Arrived the Neiman and Zraa• b , mbs, from Porirmouth ; Excision gun brig from a cruise Off Flufh ng ; Toasts frigate from Yarmouth; &Tato LITZ (l. op from a cruise off °fiend ; the American fchooner Luna, belonging to Baltimore, fent in by one of the cruisers. Alto arrived the Duchefs of Northumberland. Captain GiORCI Dammam, from Quebec, nut 27 days ; fpnke the Diana brig, from Berwick, in lat. 46. to N. lon. 54. 14 W. in corn patty with a fhip, and a brig, which had lad her main-man, fuppofed to be the George, for St. John's, Newfoundland : parted company with the Sarah, Maawat.t., in lat. 46. 52 N. Inn. 48. 29 W. in a gale of wind : fpoke a btig from Trinidad, bound to Greenock, foppofed to be the Themis, in lat. st. 16. N. lon. 27. 23. W.—in lat. 50. 56. N. lon. 19. t 1. W. (poke the Henrietta Charlotte, of New York, twelve days from liansburgh.—Sailed the Baulk (loop, (Or Ireland ; LUCIFER bomb, with a convoy for Port(. *mouth ; NAIAD frigate, BOLD and FANCY gun brigs on a croize off the Coati of France.—Came down irnm the River;the Corn Planter, GILL, as, for Phi. iladelphia ; JAN L , for Charleclon ; London Packet, -- for Liverpool ; and fevcral other out. ward•bouod N.W. SHEERNESS, SEPTENHIFiI ri. Arrived the Fuatous bomb.—Seiled the Tuve- 1 ' snare and Bus gun bi igs, for the Downs. Styramsra is.—Sailed the Fuarows bomb. A wen large fleet of merchant repels have palled the Nor* for the River. Wind N. blown a heavy gals. ARRIVED. to the Downs the Flora, Blake, front Waterford; William, M'Crea ; and the St. Patrick. Campbell, from blind, bound to I.oudoo. At Plymouth, Leviathan, Jack fan, from Grenada. At Liverpool. Jofepb. Jamefon, from Cbarlettem. At Rental, Alen, Lind ; ditto Pe g gy, from Cbehre ; and the Verina, Wilton, from Pip. In the Clyde, Fame. Reid., from Trinidad. At Cork, Cornwallis, —, nom Q..n, bee At Londonderry, Britannia, from Riga. At Nevefoundlaml, Scarbrn', Codner, from Oporto. At Malta, II randatip, Anderfon t Fairy, Lee ; Mary, Stine; Mount Royal, Durrell; Magdalen, Hopkins; and En treprife,Tapley, kom London ; AL.vt, Mack, from Leith ; Eliza b4th, amnion ; and Serasford, Wart, from LiverylkoL • The Belle Maria, HAGGIAR. from Leghorn for St. Thomas's, is captured by a BriiiTh privateer, and carried into Tortola—cargo condemned. His lolajeßy's coop Airco' has arrived at Cove from a cruize. The Sarnia' finop of war, and the Osborne and Three Bret/lora tranfports, with part of the 6th re. • 'firmer en hoard, failed on Tuefday fe'nnight frvrn Mu e Carve of Cork, fur the Downs. ... EAST.INDIANEN. Advice has been received at the Earl-India Hnufe, that the outward.bound fleet, which failed from rortfmouth on the 4th of March, viz. ELEHINsToNE, CRAIG; WINCHILSIA, M ; CERES, DUNE FORD ; WALEIER CASTLE, DODDE ; ALFIWiCR CasyLE, Pa 'scowl- ; Eaalr, BONHAM ; DAVID &Orr, LOCKS; LADY JANE DOIDAS, the Hon. Captain LINDSAY ; HUGH INGLIS, FAIRFAX ; BENGAL, CUMINI; and LoaD CAS on, Kraut' ; were (poke with, all well, on the 28th of May, well advanced in the Mozambique Patrage, under the command of the {Honourable Captain LINDSAY. IVETMOU7 H, SEPT. zo. This morning the 2d battalion of the 7th regiment, or Royal Fusiliers, marched two miles, to meet the tit battalion of the fame regiment, confining of syo Men, which are recently arrived from the Well Indies; they entered the town fornsed in one body, amount ing to nearly two fining. We experience no de. create of arrivah since our lab. The Theatre conti nues fully attended. LOTON, SEPTEMBER 10. Previndfly to their Royal Highneffes quitting the hofpitablerefidence of Mr. Foe the Mayor and Corporation of Shrewfbury entreated permiffion to approach the Prince of Warn with their dutiful congratulation. and moll humbly to requell the ho. nour of enrolling his Royal Highnefs's name and that of hi► Anglia Brother's, arnongft the Burgeffes of their antient and loyal town. His Royal High nefs, with his accußomed condefeenflon, received them, accepted this tribute of attachment, and was pleafed to cxprefs his high confideration for the Bur. eelles, &c. of this diftinguifhed town. Royal Highnefs delivered himfell with the Ilrongeß feeling towards the Corporation, and conveyed to them the fentiments he entertained of the former glories achieved by their aneeftors. The Borough of Wenlock alto waited by deputa tion upon his Royal Highnefs, and were molt grad °nay received. In the whole country there appears but one feeling, and loud expreffions of joy evince the happinefs experienced by all ranks. The whole county feems affembled to greet their Prince,throueh out which the feene of rejoicing exceeds all defcrip. Lion. Their Royal Highneffes rode from Rofs Hall to Loton, in order to view the beauties of this country, hut above all, to tread the ground of the Principa lity, which afforded the Prince peculiar delight. Their Royal Highneffea psfs this day at the plea. ling refidence of Sir Roasar LEIGHTON, and to. morrow proceed by way of Newport to Trentham. We are defired to contradid the affertion made in one paper of lhurfday, taken from a Morning Paper, that Colonel GIEVILLC had toratleerly failed in elle blifhing a Private fair Concert, the Lord Chamber lain having . refuted a licence. The fa& is, the Lord Chamberlain has actually granted a licence, not only for Concern, Dances, Sm. &c. but fur Mufical Dra matic Fiera, and he has placed this ample licence at the di Israel of Colonel Ga [TILL/. Within thefe few days, the extenfive parifh of St. Luke, Chellea, narrowly cfcaped from the hurry, buftle, and conflation of an alive premature canva., •wing to the prevalence of reports, induthioufly ferninated, that the Rev. Jose Hurctries had deter ; mined to reign his aletaiton ledurethip. Thefts re ports were at lett to generally admitted, that three refpeltable clergymen appeared candidates far the appointment, viz. the Rev. Wssnois BuTtast the Rev. RICH/LID Yarss, and the Rev. Joins RUSH.— Expeeta , ion now (prang up on tiptoe, and Hope (tweet Hope!) unfurled her three fold banners; when, fortunately, a ccmmon friend to all the parties, Jo sirs MUNDAT, Efq. of Cheyne Walk, thought pro per, as a precautionary fiep, to apply perfonapy to MI. HUTCHINS himfelf, fur certain information. The refult of hi, application juflifred his forethought; Mr. MUNDS.Y received for anfwer, a very polite and pal tive affurance, (which he molt obligingly communi cated to the gentlemen concerned), that no immediate rclignation war Wade& A few days fince arrived at the Ring's Head, Do ver, from Calais, the lady, fon, and daughter of Ge• anal Rocitastarao, now on his parole in this coun try. Their patTport had been forwarded to Calais, and they were obliged to wait at Dover until it was returned. The instrument was indurfed by Laid Yea mourn, who we believe is indebted to this fa mily for Tome civilities during his refidence in France. Exastirsartms or DaallLs.—The Manfion Houfe was again crowded long before ten o'clock this morning, at which hour the Lotto MAYOR entered, but the public curiofity was again difappointed. His Lordfhip read a Certificate from Mr. ilona• sow, the Surgeon to Giltfpur-flreet Compter, in firoi• lar terms to that of Thurfday, and added, that, with this Certificate in his poffeffion, he could not order Daniels to be brought up. One of the Gentlemen concerned in the pram tints then rofe, and Rated very dißinely to bis Lord !hip, that the Gentlemen concerned having had re peated affurances of Dankk's good Rate of health, they thought-it neceffaty to call in the Alliance of Dr. TURNIIR, who had vifited the prifoner. From his opinion, they thought themfelves jollitied its in. fining upon the prifoncr being brought up for exami• nation. The Lou) MAYOR then laid, " I cannot Think Mr. HODGSON would he fn mean as certify a Lae. bond. 1 mull put it off until Monday." The Gentleman then laid, " My Lord, a limilar Certificate will be prefer ted every do that Danicls is ordered to be brought up." Mr. GURNEY, tb'e Coimfel for Daniels, then fAid, that it was impofible for himfelf, and the ptifoner's other Crunkl, to attend on MondAy, and respelled that TileWA,' might be fired. His Lordfhip then made the appointment for Tuefday, at ten o'clock. 'flue Office was tilled with Gentleast,n from the Stnck Exch:mge, all of whom went away apparently much dilappolutcd. dRICX7OV, SEPT. to. A day charming, bright, and agreeable. has few ceeded the humid turbulence of yefterdry. The Rides, the Walks, and eves y fafbionable place of lic refort, have been well a•tended. The et:Hoaxes of the Michels of Mxitt.nottouott. the Marchionersof DOWN , HIKE, the Earl and Commas of CLeametsr. and ()then, f h;gli rank, baste all been in motion.— The Duke of M•at.aoanu9st was, for a (bore tinte.om the Steyne. This elegant walk. throuphoot the day, has been exceeding handtbasely decorated with haat ton promenaders. The phafure boats have been in moderate iv:pal today, and the poor &Mika hare been upon the trot !ince fun rice. _ A Cricket Match on the Ps ince's Ground, bttween the Cricketers of thi place and Lewes, has attraaed many individuals to t' at quarter to-day. The match, At prdent, isconlidercti in favour of Brighton. tr.irE, SEPTEMBER 9. I feared, ever remember this phtee eontinne 1611 of gentcd company fo long. We have public halls twice a week, which art well attended. On Thud'. day lift one of cur fifhermen law a very large (hark near the Cobb. It appeared in the morning, at bath ing time. The alarm was given; the Ladies parti cularly were very much frightened; the driver was called, but he could, of cnurfe, draw only one at a time out of the water, and it was therefore ten mi nutes before the lan was drawn on the dry fonds. No accident happened. Some men went out imme diately in purfuit of the (hark, and in the courfe of two hours bhought it on (bore. It was full eight feet long. The ruen were hanilfomely paid br their trouble, a. the LALlie; mask patties oa purpofe to reward them BROAMTA!RS. SEPT. 9. This place fill continues very full, and as gay and lively ASever,but wehave had feie.aldepartures within thefe two or three days. A porpoife was. thnt that other day as it was rolling clofe by the harbour ; it was brought on fhnrc, and awaited a great number of fpetlators. We were gratified with the amufenlent of a donkey race, running in tacks, Sze. which afforded fume gond twat; one man in titular (hewed himfelf very expert in the lack, Li. ipeed was wonderful, and he gained the prize (a L:leefe) very eafily ; the jingling match did not take place, but on what account I could not learn. MARGATE ^EPTEMBER It. Lall night the Mafquerade was but thinly at. tended, and but very few miles diflinguifhed them. (elves: fruit•girls and failors were the prevailing cha- ratters. Lyme's, the Performer, was in the charafter of a Britins Tar, and lung in the courfe of the evening feveral Sea Songs extremely well. This is what he never attempted on the liege. A number of genteel people joined the country dances without mafks. The dancing was kept up till nearly three o'clock. A hair &act- atrrafted a good deal of no tice, and received many a fevere blow from thole on whom be was too IAVIIh of his powder. ;his moriiing as the fiThifh Ql2een, one of the boys, was going mit of the harbour, it then blowing pretty tient and the greater part of the fails let, the rope attached to the buoy either gave way or was, incautinufly let by which one of the (slots got both his legs completely broken and was dragged overboard ; he was afterwards picked up, and on e of the legs was only hanging by the (kin, of courfe am putation was immediately performed. It is (fated in tome of the Papers that the Irifh Jonurraw is performing here. Mr.J. is here with his , wife and family on a party of pleature, but has never performed. Sere. I a.—This place now begins to get thin ; at the affembly on Thurfday, fewer people were prelim than ufual—indeed, the boillerous, cold, and rainy weather which we have had there few days pan, is enough to drive them all away. To-day it blows a perfeA hurricane, and is exceffively cold asd rainy; numbers have taken to their winter dreffes, tippets, peliffes, great coats, &c. If this weather continues a few days longer, I have no doubt but this place will be loon clawed. The poor man who met with the acci3ent yeller day is far Netter than could have been expeaed ; one leg was let, and the ether cut off a few Liches ah .rc the knee; he has a wife and four children, and a liheral fubfcription was opened for him at the different Li- braries. Pieces of the wreck are coming fait on Store —it blows fo hard, no boats have ventured out. RAMSGATE, SEPTEMBER ii. ATTWOOD compnfed an Anthem esprefsly for the occafion of La Sonday, from the 41ft Plalm, ad, 3d, and lag vertc, wLh Hallelujah. It was fpnken of by every body with rapture. It was divinely lung by Mrs. ASH, Mr. WALMFRLY, and Mager Arr. WOOD. A irr St'OnD pretided at the Organ—and Mts. ASH afterwards lung " Holy, holy, Lord God Al. mighty," trout HANDEL. Mr. ASH accompanied the whole nn his flute. We had an meant Lerman by the 'Lev. Dr.WA [Au, Prebendary of Canterbury Cathedral, from the )11 Epillle of Bt. Paul to Timn. thy, and the sth 'erre. It was for the benefit of the poor Charity Children 0 this town, thirty boys and thirty girls, who are clothed and educated for three ycars by private fithicriptions and an an. nual Charity Sermon; and I am happy to inform you, that a larger collation was made on this occafinn than ever known on any former. The Chapel (which is a Chapel of tale to St. Laurence) was completely filled. It does great credit and ho nour to the party who fo humanely napped forward. Had the engagements of Mr. and Mts. Asa permit. red them to have remained loner with us, they would h..ve done the like fur the Matgate Infir many. _ _ - . Our h•rbour is quite naked. An Earl fadiaman rind a fs igate In company, mill us this day at norm. for the Downs; their names I do not know. This town is completely full, not a biking bat° be fen Is reined torrents lilt night. and heavy dying (bower. all this morning ; the wind blew altanatcly hunt every point of deo cossupars. . SPORTING LvrELLIGENCJI. Ott the heights riling above Ft.llignise. where As Cavalry of the ditirsEt is commoi.ly reviewed, the neighbourhood was on WeJnefday amufed with e , race between two g4lloways, brirnging•to butchers at Dover. The lnfe. were mounted by fine boys. font of the Cloavity,elteired in the full uniform of she (port. What they called the Proffian ponty was the favourite at Starting; site 'rise was forty guiseas, and the courts two mdes. Although Fae. Millet the Glare could not have contend J more ardently for victory, the PrulEan lei the fira heat and his rider was fo .mech mortified at his dif• app-int;nent, that it was with Come digitally he wee perfuaded to renew the competition. Of the fettled hest he was the winner, and of the ihird alfo. The little animals ran in high Stile, neck and neck, and exhibited as hard a ctintell as any re zorded in the ca lendar devoted to fuch atcLieve.itents. Af.er this con the, tittle was a match bet we,:. a hurfe bet .tiging 'to Mr. Hammoun, 14 , 2arlerMalier in the uth Dris• goons, and a butcher mare; but it attrafted little notice, as it was a hollow thing. The poney race taw cited much interell. LICHFIELD RACES. TUESDAY, SEPT. p, 1806. The King's Plate of groin. by 5 year olds, three mile beats. Mr. Watt's g h brander, 811 ylb. walked over. Sante Day, a Swecpflakcs of tons One 4 mile beat, to cant lift tub Mr. Glover's b g Chsezenor, 6 Tri d ed 1 Mr. Di fort ' s ch gby Sir li. Harper s Herod, 5 yrs old Mr. Kcen's gr g by Lord Be fait's Arabian. aged pd Mr. Grove's gr m by Sir G. Pigutt's Ar.blan, 5 yrs old pd WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10. Fifty Pounds. by and s-yr olds. TWO•11111C beats. Mr. Burcball's ch Si Welch•harp, 4 yrs old. 8R 7th I I Lord Grey's eh e St Domingo, 3 yrs Did. 7 a sib - a s Mr. C. Brownes eh e Burleigh, 3 yrs old. 71 • 3 3 Same Day. a klatch tor ,togs. Two miles, Si. R. carry 811. Mr. Gillibrand's b m Myrtle. .5 in old Mr: TOTell b m Signora. aged (bolted) diL Same Day. a Sweepttates alm s .. One two mile heat. Mr C Smith's be m Hebe, by Overton. 5 yrs old, Sit [lb I Mr Butler's b in Mifs Coiner, 5 yea old 8R nib s Lord Grey's ch e Skipton 3 yrs old, Eft rab 3 Lord Wilton . b h Bucephalus, 4 yrs old, Bit sib 4 Mr C. Brown's b e Mountaineer, by Magie, 4 yrs old, SR alb 3 THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 111. Fifty Pounds for all ages. four Tat heats. Lora Wilton's b. b. Bucephalus. 4 yrs old. 7ft. [alb. t a S Mr. Earchall's ch. h. Weleh harp, 4 yrs old, litt. e E g Mr. C. Brown's b. e. Barleigh, 3 yea old. 6f t. dr Same day a Stakes of 7C i fll. one z•nallc heat, for 4,5. and 6 year old, and aged liters, &c that never Ratted or received forfeit, before the tit of Match. To be rode by Gentlemen. Mr Andrew's b g. Garland, 6 yes old. left. !alb. r Mr. Hawke's b. g Feather!, 5 yrs old, loft. 61b. - Mr. Dynes ch. g by Sir H. Harper's Herod, ,y yrs old. toll 6lb 3 Mr. Broadbutft's ch. g Nelfon, by Citizen, 5 yn old, toll. 61b pd Mr. banden's cis. h. Plcaililly, 6 yrs old. t tR nib. - Pd Lord Gower and Lord Lcwilham art fubfcribers, but did not maw. Same day a Stakes of pogs. 3 yr olds, two•mile hest& Lord Grey's ch. c. Skipton, aft, Sir tr. Wynn's b c. by Meteor, Bft. Mr. Lord'. b. f. by Moorcoek, 7R. ts I. - 3 Sir George Pigott, and Mr. Monakton,are cubfalbers, but did not name, PONTEFRACT RACES, TUESDAY, SEPT. p. Sweepftakes of legs. each, with sogs. added for all ages; three yenta old to carry 611. alb four-year ~ h is, 7R. tolb. Svc. year olds, SR 51b fir-year old and aged, Sit a alb. 'Three pounds allowed to mares; and the winner of a Plate, Sweepltakes, or Subfcrlp- Ron, this year, to carry gib. extra. The winner to be fold for jooga. Four miles. Mr Bland's colt Talihnau, by Totteridge, 3 yrs old 1 ,' Mr Wcntworth's eb e. Hyppolkus, 4 yrs old a Sweepftakes for Colts and Fillies, then 3 years ti.J, jogs. each, top. forfeit. Colt/ SR. 31b. Mlles lift. LaR mile and three quarters. Mr Manilla's b. f Streatham Lars, by P:pator s Mr Loadale's b. c. by a Brother to Eagle, out of Lavinia, by King Fergus - * ' Sir H. T. Vanc's b. c. by Hanibletonlan, out of Lady Sarah 3 Mr Naltan's b. e. Interri•y, by Totteridge, brother to Truth 4 Lord Darlington's Welle,,ough, by Star - 3 Fifty Pounds given by the Cantk-nien In the neighbourhood of Puntefrmt, for honks, &c. all ages, that never won a plate of e ilic e more than srga value. 7 year olds to carry 6R. 71b. four year olds, 7R. ralb. five olds, 311. Sib. as year olds and aged, oft. Mares and fillies a wed 31b. - Sir HV. Temprit's b. f. 3 yrs old . e I Mr Brandling's bre. by Shuttle, 3 yrs old ' - 5 i Mr Wentworth's b. c Centurion, 3 yrs old . . s j Mr Melliiit's bra 1. Off-Use-goes, 3 yea aid ' • • 4 4 Mr Burton's b. e. by Sr. George, 3 yrital4 • • S S W tall ISIDAY. lOPTIMICS SO, SWCepftakel of Speech, for Fillies then 3 yrs old, la. each: Mile and three porters. .Mr Sitwell's bay, Pipyline, by Sir Peter - i . Lord Strathmore 's brown, by ditto . . * Lord Fitzwilliam's bay, Minftrcl by ditto - .3 I - Mr W1W1.% hay. Streatham Lars - • • 4 Mr Wetherell's black, by Sir Peter . - - 5 The Odd Cup.- weepitakes of togs each, with aogs, added, for all ages. 3yr olds, 6 1 1. alb.; 4.yr olds. 7R. tolb.; 5-yr olds, eft. 511. : 6-yr olds, Sit. ,alb and avail 911. I.ord Darlington's b c Trafalgar, by hir Peter, 4 yea old a Mr F. L Hodgfon's b f. by Moonmek. 3 yea old s m.eDront Stakes of legs. earls, far Maiden Herres, Ste. at the time of naming, and that were regularly bunted the left rearm, four-yr olds to tarry toll tills. live yr olds, s la. 51b. az yr olds and aged t aft. To be rode by Gentlemen. Three miles. Mr. Pembertm Milne 's b. e. by Aeafia - / Mr. Chamberlain, b. f. Mire Checreeske, by Ormond, 4 yrs s Lord Pollington's e. g. by Cavendias - . 3 Mr Brown . b. h. by Diomede. 4 yrs old - - 4 Mr. Btlitlll , , Mr. W. C. Fenton, Mr. Sfell/lb, Mr. Wentworth Bay ley, and Mr. Robfoo, are Subfcribers, but omitted to name. The clothing for the Militia has been folpendecil for two months paR ; the Agents of the different Regiments received orders, this morning, for the Colonels to furnith the ufual clothing for the enfuing year. Oas earls-ma s.—ln paling the end of Pleet Mar. ket from Holborn Hill, on viewing the beginning of the advertifement, in large chareders, on the two corner heees'of Skinner•tlreet, is thus written—" No GanOOD liar :" At fiat light it puts me in mind! of Psczwoou's motto. the R,sanr Strop Maker; is if you get a good prize for little money, No Gaol". A. 'Monday ewening died, et the Mot Welly, &Rol, rATRICC O'Bettitee. the Ira Giant. This extra. ordinary man, whole height exceeded eight feet, was b ern at Kinfale, in Ireland. and had long been that wonder of the age. Fe id to he interred at the Ca. th,lic chapel in rteneletrd new, Brillol A Gentle. man had the cutiofity 011 Then May to attend, with mane others. to ice die liwpeodous coffin prepared for this remaik able perfonak;e, by an lioder , aker, of &kW ; and he inf. .rms us, that its lt :_ ngr .. h . A 1: 1 0::: feet, Ave inches, :and that five men got into it wkh e .re, and had the lid placed upon at. The brafis. ph.te cnnt.i.ted the follo.aing hire, P COTTCR 0-Bat .a, Kinialt, Ireland, whole flatness Na. 8 Ica t inch. :Jew. 8. 46 years, "There were lane emblem. on it a den .ting the de to have belonged to the hiafonic Osder of Kilighitl Te.olplee.