Star. — London, England, 1806-04-11 00:00:00

TIIIITRE, COVENT GARDEN. Left night a Mufical Romantic Drama. of three ass, was performed at this Theatre for the firft time, entitled, 76, What Plume ; or, The Border Chieftain, written by Mr. T. Enema, and principally (et to annfic by his.. RIM!. The Dramaiie Perfoes are as follow : SCOT 3. Earl Glen(Ulan. Beats Chieftain =pia& Alkn. - Ronald, Elandy. - Plan - Mr. MURRAY. Mr. HILL. Mr. FAWCETT. Mr. BLALC\AID. Mr. Bs Mr kviso. Mifs Darla. Sir Outhred, Piave, G. ' DEW!!. Mr. H. Jobe Ran. • Mr. TAYLOR. Mr. 1 . Mr. MMI& INGLIIIR. Er Alfred, Edward, - Arthur, Ilkbalaa, - Cook, Mr. Moans's. Mr. INC LEDON. Mr. LISTON. - Mr. SIMMONS. Mr. HAS LIT. • Mr. %Vito a. Mire SIAILt. Mils Tears. • Mrs. ESISIT. • THE FAII.E. Elisabeth. when it was the (talon for `t out rash for foreign enterprizes, Ed fasts of Sir Alfred and Earl Gienfillan ots and EVA borders) are forsofed corps of North and South Britons on Leh they were alro acconsynsied by Sir ►ut related by marriage to the family Butler, nes 14farths, - Rsires -e, the young adventurers are enallanf parents, and as eagerly wage Hr (daughter of Sir Alfred) N. and the latter (daughte r et ) Edward. Sir Guthred, .. 4 the youth., bide. a crud the elates of Medial determines, (being wit bile) el • of ladrd Ronald, and taget di aim of the murder. In confeq a treacherous advantage of Lair d ... a tea-light and by cutting away part ar the .... foliar, emplane posh In his attempt to hoard _ the wow . Sr Clubewlesalipso the fad ef Gle•Sllan to the waves. prior to the deportees delve two young men, Ellen had denied her lover. if he returned nehort from the campsite. to elevate a beamt. Al White Plunge Ae bad given him to ferve as a fignal of his fatety. and that the fcatonate intelligence might be the earlier knows) to Ode wbo from the Sgnal towers and the furrounding Nth would Ibmpasolly loot wet soft. the eye of tender foileitude fee their ab bot Milk Lard Itolold, mfilpielose of the fate awaking him, (was ea Ildpheard) Owed its vlibarious White Plume over arms bed ealsios he bad won in battle. to be ready on his land. to the Mara of his gallant had, and to give Ellen the ellinoter Mbisboped approodw-dra this inteaddli arranger W ie ltg a t asi osestwato Ida fenow4sedieet, they carry boos dal trophy as confecrated to the memory et disde NI War. ulisismt .lie father. relative.. and lover. di /NV at a rhell kas the omen of happinefs. Maar, en mat wit et owntesset, and are plunged into the mat poig.. - .nt de ............ corooach or lament of the Sento &Idlers Warms tire the the long-tweed lignal is the herald of death. Mad shot the /lbw Ronald has been deftbsod to a watery grave. 411 r Goehrol sow proceeds with his defagosectsfes Edward of ilhe wirpalks had hindelf committed. and lasing preceded the head of tiara, if he proves the accufation, he eballeng .. Edward to Opole esiobet—• grood convention of the chiefs aod p.,,ple from debar Ode of tfielearder, I. fummemed —and when the parties ate .• the plot of soseUng, the ledden appearance of the fappefed shod Romakt. who has boss prefaved by the intrepidity 6 1411111‘, ad kW& folded% made. the villainy of Sir Geared, viodkoese 111$ imams= at Edward, and ends the border meeting with beset- Olt *afore. The other Aeneas are Coder bar Eilfpiodle, a Oyer peek sod bitterbn ; Arthur, the Ilowsolof Ilk Alfred (~ ism 1p *Moro sad llosilktolimile oithdpiesilty, rid= led sod good news); lY aNe, • the assesdefar el Nam arid errabriar sistmlat. lllll = l abilloal„ ails bating: is Maws omelry,bendesply, Mond by So Ord& trod, blows Me to login& sod become .'ilmesmiltemordb the pwillinseat of his Intended villainy. The above fable does not exadly aeord with oar ideas of the hittory of the country, at leaß fo far as we have read. As, however. the Opera is a vehicle for come very pretty mufic, we (hall not quarrel wide it to any extent. The dialogue is now and then lively; but three ughout it is very unequal, and the jokes are certainly not thole of the fined point. INCLiDOII never was in fine; voice; neither do we recoiled to have heard HILL to more advantage. H. Joil ii arrive, Favrc Ivry, I'vlu w DIM, BLANCH•ItD, Li sr ow. SIMMONS, Pdifs Tr alit, Mifs SUM!, and Mifs Davis, rendered their refpedive parts extremely prominent. At the end of the third Al, a grand Ballet dance was per formed. Mr. BYRNa and his Con, and Mifs Lurimo, yeceived great applaufe. The fcenery is admirably executed, and highly appropriate. The lad, a pano rama of an affembly in An amphitheatre, fitting to give judgment in the combat between Edward and Clara, had a fine effect, and gave infinite fatisfac lion. Four rows of perfons ate reprelented fsated on benches riling one above another. The Ccene midi be witneired to be eflimated. It gave an appearance of grand and magnificent folemoily to the concluding incident. The houfe was cronded in every part, and the new Opera was announced for repetition amidft applaufe and dirapprobatic.n, in which the former greatly pre vailed; and. we doubt not, will run through the re mainder of the feaf o n. The following is fpecimen of the Poetry : SONG—EnwAss. Brave ferns of Albion, wbo dar d to esire, For a land fo ennobled by you, I Invoke your loed afhes my Derail to id, :CI. While 1 keep your example in view; For pride gilds the furrow we owe to each grave, Where the patriot tear decks tkc tomb of the brave. Ye warriors departed, whole rage in the light Is ebaog'd to benevolent (mile., May the fame of your salons neer ecafe to delight, And proteet Fortune's favourite Ifles. While pride gilds the know we owe to each vim Where the pauiot tear decks the tomb of the have Daring the high price of cosh, a Gentleman meet ing his Coal Merchant, inquired whether it was a proper tins. to lay is a Sock ? The Xaight of the hid Dimmed: 'hook his head, obferving. " Coals are ash now, Sir !" To which his Cannata replied, “ I'm very glad to hear it—for the hit you feat me were affairs P' - - - i -- - 1 The pei fon, implicated in the robbery of the goods i ‘ lhipwrecked on the ifland of Sand*, about the ita ning of January lalk, a. mentioned in* former paper, have bees all taken up by the Sheriff 3nbaitote of lii.,iyie and tranfmit: ed to Inverary, to Hand trial before t he Circuit Court there, on the stit of May neat. ia the reign of tlneon Elissb or men of rank to lit out d and bird Ronald, the fa two warden. of the Scots I have gone with a united tort tart' expeditioss, in which t Ir atz a Daullb Kuight, hut At the opening of the piece. I aly home by their pare and Flora, the former (dt to ufe Laird Ronald, and tl is pro mifed bride of Edam' of friendthip to both the y . and who covets the o daughter Flora, determit wig to fortune by the death of rival Edward by aorafing him c this refolution, be takes a treael daring the heat of a tea-eght t cordage Wish faaales theta. - LINES, Oa reading in STERNE'S SElrf Of ?AERIE. " I 3NI confident I " have a r.ul ; nor (hall all that Materialifta have advanced " convince me of the contrary." Oh yes, I have a foul ! a foul indeed Of purer draw than this earthy mould; And ever and loan, it darts unfold Vifious of pleafurc undefin'd, and tread Tar other rqions. when fome dulcet [train Hath raled it, (oaring, tow'rds its kindred Dries. rife, when the notes, deep drawn, harmonious rife, And (well mellifluous thin' yon aged fare And thro "the ftoried windows richly dight,“ The paky fun•beam the& Its colour'd ray, How kern I, hence upraled, to wing my way, In joy extatic, to the realms of light; There. under waving woods, thro' which the wind Harmonious lieu, where fome deerraling fireant Winds at their feet, and funs congenial gleam O'er diltant yaks and tow'rs, in tiles refin'd To (tray with thee, my St. John T—Oh infpied. I fed a foul by breath alma! fir'd ! rum*. • Winchefter CatbedraL ARRIVALS IN TOWN. LAM §UNDMILIN, at York-place, from Irebnd. Earl of Saurian, at bit new refklenee, in Brook Brad, from Elreu.lbright. In Scotbiid. . Countcf. of MA TO. if New Nortblk.ftrtet. front Dublin. Lieut. General NUOMMT, at South nudity-Bract, from Babb. Sir James and Lady P. HALL, at Upper Brook Erect, from Dun la(i. Haddlngton Scotland. Niro Pa not, to L ower Brook-ltrett. _ _ _ Lord BLANEY, at Gloomlter-yeace, froth the Continent. Lady DOUGLAS, at Brook &VC% from (tailotray. General and Mrs. Otoriattot, at Drofvenor-itreet, from New Market OEOIIOI I. NUOISIT, Efq. pt Jenmyn•ftreet, from Dublin. Mr F. GOULD, Bart. at Vere•ltreet, from Cork. Lord ClyA DIIOCIL. at Upper Ser11:411 , 111Ott. from Ireland. Mrs. and the beautiful Macs Tr o m rso w, at Grotransr-fquare, from Dubin. The Counters of ROMTN, at Bolton-Brett, from Bath. Mr and Mn Acass, Major and Mrs. Casuists., Major sal Mrs. MOILOACST. and Sir A LOC , at Blake's Haul, from Cheltenham. A few days ago a man of the name of ROICALL died at Prekon, and has left near wool. to a Wind man, who begged in the ftreets. Carlo, the celebrated canine performer, and fa vourite of the public, made his final exit on Wednef day fail. In confequenee of various acs of ferocity, Mr. Jou usow, his mailer, doomed him to furnith matter for the. Tragic Mule, and on the above day he was led to the place of execution, a butcher's !laugh ter houre in Clare Market, where his vital thread was cut " with edge of penny cord." The crime for which he Coffered was rather of an ungrateful defcription, namely, of attacking his mailer's fon. Yefterday James Hawkins, an extra conflable, was committed to Newgate, by the Loan Marcia, for ftealing a diamond ear-ring, the property of the Michel's of GORDON, at the Manflon.houfe Ball, on Monday. A reprieve has ►een received au Lancafter Cattle for George Lowe, who was convifted at the late Affixes rf forgery ; silo for Edward Barlow, (the /Recut inner) on cnnditi ,n of two years imprifonment. Richard Weeds, who was recommended to mercy, is likewife reprieved ; and alio Sally Eddleftone, for robbing her mailer, on condition of being tranfported for life. At Warwick Affixes, Charles Reynolds, for a rape on Elizabeth Denny, fpinfier, in that 7 eity ; and William Davenport. for killing and carrying away part of a ewe theep, received fentence of death.— Reynolds was left for execution. Sunday evening, about fix o'clock, an accident happened on board one of the Yieualling hogs, in the Downs: the veal had kill put off from one of the fhips, and the people employed in getting in the fenders, when one of them (Jokph Finamore) fell overboard; but remained in the water till he was picked up, which appeared to be about fix or (even minutes. In falling, however, he received a blow on his head, which, it is thought, was the caufe of l his death. Wednefday fennight, the wife of a private in the Scotch Greys Regiment, was (hook off a baggage waggon, between Ponton and Grantham, in Suffolk, upon the (haft horfe. she fortunately efcaped with little injury ; but an infant, that was at her brean at the time the fell, was killed by the waggon wheel running over it. A violent outrage was committed lately at night, near Lag Parade, in Leeds : Three men attacked an old lady who was paffing alone: the Itreet, feized her cane, and were otherwite fo insolent, that a gentle man who accompanied her, collared one of them ; in confequence they all three attacked him, and after beating him in a very inhuman manner, took from him his hat, and efcaped. An Inquifition was on Tuefday night taken at the Veftry hall of Saint John, Southwark, on the body of a man who was found by a Mr. Lewis, lying on the canfeway, at Horfley-down, new flair., faflened ty a bit of rope yarn round his arm to the (lairs.— No external marks of violence were vifible, and he appeared to have been recently drowned. He was dreffed like a feafaring man, and was taken to the Valley hall to be owned, but nn one has yet appear. ed who knows any thing of him. The Jury after de liberating a fhort time returned a Verdi& of aceidess tally drowned. A fire broke nut lately in a farm-honfe near Rot terdam, in Holland, which, from the fingularity of the circumllances attending it, learns deferving of at- tention. It happened at midnight, and the heat and noife of the Rimes happily awoke the Farmer's fon, who gave the alarm jolt time enough to enable the raft of the family to fare An:delves, the RAMS having already communicated to the honk from an adjoin ing hayrick. Melancholy to relate, as milk cows, a bull, a fat calf, and four hones, were barnt.--It is conjetured that this fcene of devallation originated in revenge ; for a beggar, on the Tnefllay before, afking the farmer'skdaughter fora piece of bread and butter, and obtaining only two dolts (a farthing) in lien of his reopen, he (aid, with vehement impreca lion, that the tannic fh n“t hand as long as it ha.' Rood already ; at the fame time Cayi,.g, lie hoped that Ilse might knave the want of !dune!, of corn, and of graft NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. • Ilu!Ain W 2terford MAILS THIS D au. DUI. I i Y.—lVind N. E. I 7. Gottenhteres o 5 Hamburg!, o t I •IL. DM .0 .0 •NOTHFR INSTANCF ('F GALLANTRY IN THR CAPTAIN OF • SCOTCH SMACK. The trading rmaek Nelion, of Aher leen, armed by Government, commanded by Capt. SMITH. on her voyage (corn Aberdeen to London, was attacked by a French lugger privateer, off Flamborough Head, on Sunday lag : Capt. SNI ir or immediately prepared for aflion, flood up to the lugger, and fired feveral guns; upon which the lugger immediately hauled her wind, and Rood nut to lea in great halle—to the fpirited condo& of Capt. SMITH. the owners have certainly been indebted for the fafety of the veffel and cargo. Upon the privateer coming in fight,Captain SMITH hoifled his colours, and luwered his gaff top fail, as if waking fignals for alfißance, which had the effea of completely intimidating the people on board the pri vateer, who run one to fea with great precipitation. Several colliers, and other veffels, were in light— they alto are indebted to Captain SMITH'S judicious condo& for their fafety. Captain Slims was eight days at lea, and during , all that time law no Britith (hip of war whatever. A French privateer now infeßs the mouth of St. George's Channel. She has captured the Recovery, belonging to Clyde, and apprehenfions are enter. tained for feveral other Clyde (hips that had failed to join the convoy at Cork for the Well Indies. FiLITIOUTM, AratL S.—Came in the Trio French Cartel, with Enghas prifoncrs from Sierra Leone ; the Elliott, SNOTTLIWORTII, from the South Seas ; the Jemina, Battelle. from Dublin, both bound is Lon. don ; Eagles Bath. COURTNIY, and the Induarious, —, from London; Petronelle, Daants, and the Jonge Rafelf Palmas. C from Bourdeaux, bound to Etobden, laden with brandy and wine, both detained by the Hirlequin armed (hip. Wind N.E. PLY MOOTS * Ann. 9 —Came in the Profflan brig Fortune, Capi. J. JaLet. from Bnurdeauz, for Emil den, laden with wine and brandy, detained by the Alezander privateer ; the Prufnan bark Agathon, Capt. HAIRS Ju Row, from Bnurdeauz. for Emb den, laden with wine and honey, detained by the Lion privateer ; the PrnlEan galliot Anna Charlotta, Captain SMITH, from Bnurdeauz, for Embden, laden with wine and brandy, detained by the DARING gun brig; the Prufftan galliot Deiffe, Capt. BALL, from Boordeaux, for Embden, laden with wine and bran dy, detained by the DARING gun brig; and the Cromwell, of 14 guns, from a cruize.—Sailed the Preece, of to guns, with a fleet of visaoallers, for the Channel Fleet. PORTSMOUTH * Arm to.-. Sailed the Tatavat frigate on a cruize.—Wind Eafterly. Dovaa, Amt. to.—The following are the veffels which were fent in here yeflerday evening by the BA stun gun brig, Lieut. Blocs Dani(h (hip Ema nuel, Capt. Hoer, from Alieant, with brandy, fruit, barilla, &c. for Hamburgh ; Dani(h (hip Mercurius, of Copenhagen, Capt. Tmonsoe, from Terregnna, I lbound to Tonningen, with brandy; Danifh Grip Mer curing, of Ditto, Capt. Wi czar's, from Metfina, with fruit, bound to Embden. The Veßal frigate has fent in here the brig de Deiopia. of Embden, Capt. Gassy, from Nourmontier, with a cargo of fait for a market. Sailed laft night the DILIGINCK (loop of war, and NIL. cutter, on a cruize. Arrived the hoy Augußina Carolina, of Stettin, Capt. HARRICKS. from Liverpool, with a cargo of rice for Embden, detained by the TROIS EL'S a (loop of war. Sailed the BASILISK gun brig, on a cruize. Wind N. E.. Ds•z, APRIL I 0.-•••S.liied the Penmen bomb, with a convoy of merchant (hips, for Portfnsouth.— Arrived the Cacyrso ( L oop, and Gaczanr gun brig, from a cruize off &achy Head ; the HAVOCK gun brig, from Portfmnuth; and the AMARANTHI Rapp, from a cruize off Boulogne, and filed again to re fume her Ration. Sailed the HAVOC K gun brig, on a cruize. In the Downs, Edgar, Utrecht, Antelope, I is, Valorous, Calyp(', Archer, Acute, Gallant, and Harmony. 811 22222 SS, APRIL to.—The BONSTTA has the fignal Hying for the Baltic, and is faid will fail the &ft fair wind ; and another convoy is alto fixed for the Sound as the azd. The Ant, S ANGST Ea ; Silvan, Oact.a ; Juffrnu Catbarina, C. DR ; and the Vrnw Ettina, J. H. Dneitm, Proffian (hips, are (topped and fent here. The Swedifh brig Rofen, Captain FOR SIN AN, in going out of the harbour to day, ran foul of the Pl.ceniz Englifh brig, and did her confiderahle damage. The Ebenezer, Lou zssm, ' has 101 l her cable and anther, hut is fate at her port of delivery, Faverfham, near here. This day his Majelty's (hip RESOLUTION. of 74 guns, was paid, and will fail to-morrow and to-morrow the Curoes under the command of Cape. Owes, will be paid, an d then proceed to her Ration its the Downs time diatel. Wind call, blows Strong. GRBINOCE. APRIL 7.—The Fanny, TAYLOR* ar rived here yeflerday from New York, after a pcfrage of 29 days. Made the land ten days ago. Spoke no edicts, nor left any loading for this port. Letters received per the Fanny, by the owners of the Endy. mion, Can re cr.2., of this port, arc faid to mention tier having been wrecked tiff tlie Bermudas, rich Februat y, but ti at the crew and part of the cargo; were fared. We h eve not been able to fee the letter. r Arrived on Fr iday night, the Independence, WALES lt, from Charlefion in 38 days. The Minerva, BA BIG I, arrived there two drys before fhe tailed. The Inde pendence fp-ke the Indian, HUNTER, from New York for Liverpool, lat. 36 30. N. long. 24.0. W. On the 27th ult. (poke the brig Little George, of this port, for Nyvfouldland, from Liverpool, hi, g. tB.lAt. 55. 30. all", on the tit inft. the Lord Hood, of and from Li •erpoo;, for the Baltic, off the 1114nd of Lewis, blow ing !lard. Tice Neptune (letter of marque), of this port, MtKi.azis Miller, arrived at hladeira 13th ult. alter a fine t aelion with a French r rivateer of foperipe (niece, which the beat off thrice : the mailer and two men wounded, and nine of law guns dirmounted in the engagement. FROM LLOYO's LIST. Oa Allt SEND, API I L t0..-Palfed by the Charlotte Louth, Lee, from huurdeauz. Sailed the Galen, Stedman, far Dolton ; Elisa beth. Itampiter, and the Dutcher, of Northumberland, Hope, for Q . itcbm • "%Kamen —At Leith. the Hatobargh Packet. Stedman, frost Haml.urgh—lo Standgate Creek, Fama. Cantenfoo, from the coatt of hi.on—At Llverpool,lodi in Hurter, Johnfoa, from New York; Join Taylor, from N.", Providence; and Dovernor Carlton, Udney, from Nevio.-At Newry, lietle, Nicholls, from Litbon—At Dominica, Shipley, Wilfrid, from LiverpooL The Cockatrice armed brig was appointed to fail from Dublin on the sth init. with the Indefatigable, Foulke; Hiram. Bente; Mary ■nd Fla dieth, Lone.; and the Martha, Lewisitos, foe London. undrr convoy fur the Downs The Prcf,dent. Font, of Salem, was taken on the 30th of No rumbu.r by a Bri•.iA cruizer, and fent f.,r Columba. Detained At Gibraltar, on the gth February— The Danida Brig Commercials, Jam Broadfoo, of days boa with wine, barilla, and Abounds, for Ainfheniby H. M. bomb Thunder. Detained cm the lOth Februart— The Donal galliot Cecilia, F.. Peterfuo, ten days from Meer% with wiiie and foap. for Eagle:kn.—The Danith brig Welvaart„ Peter Cbriftian. eight day. from Malaga, with CURIDUI, for dal ftadain • by H M. gun-boat Young Gamlen—The Americas bark H ops, Stephen Whher. twelve days from Aleseira, with lead and wine, for i.eyborn ' • by H. M. B Moulle—Tbe Mow& Minters Method Rai. Harnet Mekami, two days from Mangy with bricks and bikulc—Tbe Moorith Xebeck Methods Rids Hsdi Mohamed, two days from Malaga, with wine, brandy, 'Al coa. Ste" by P S W. efFerance. Detained ea the lath Cbc Ragulin Polacre Vietoribfo, Vi cente Roche. 6 days from Alicant, with Willis, almonds, Lean der. &e. for Liflacio —By H. M. bomb Thunder. Detaimd and brought in en the z6tb —The Spa& Milks Victoria, S Ramir.z, from Seville, with seals and ollvaa—By H. M. hrig Coefouracr. _ _ _ CapturQ and brought in no the 17th —A SpaniaLagger (for merly H. M. logger Fsperiment) from the WeAward, eboodowed by her crew...-6y P. S. W. Felicity. Arrivals at Gibraltar from the 7th to the aIQ Fib. The Imperial tip Frudenza Marco, Taribochia, od days, boat HlWait Nova Scotia, twilit huger, Ike for Tokio; the Ottenans brig St. ' Nicholas, Stephen Mangum°, in hall* Mos Aiming H. N. Sloop Bittern from a cruise; H. M.Olplauapid,laataye from Lord Collingwood's fleet, sad reports that afro Tigris nod Athenkone frigates are is *I etuan—The Traorpoilt =BM= haNatt morn the Fleet; the Danifh brig Grimftadt, 11, Merlins. for Copenhagen; the Portugoefe brig St from Cadiz, with wine and brandy; H. M 'hip Iblitek o Carthame ; the Portuguefe brig Fortalosa, treat hie Ufbon his bakaft ; the Dania% &alba Ceres, GenlinAnon with wine for Lithos the Itag',fee brig klertinins hen MeV with wine.fer lonningen ; the American febenwor=iliallft, from Abeam, with halt (or Newberry port ; the MiiMoll kab, Mohamed Beacadur 3 days from barley : the Daniel *tip Coriftanc4inve issyfferanws INMAN with brandy, for Ahona —The Meals* Oaliells. Pad Nola, lumen day. front Aticant;vdth Swab tee Tombola.. The Daisies brig Inclination, JON Lekei, lemmas tbrp hins Akeant, with barilla for Tonningen...-The Asseasalsop r . mouth, J. Holman, 6o days from Gaillpolkwith ell Ise Cipmegew. —The Ragufan brig St. Nicola, jusenso lialwieb, sg der ben Salow, with wine for Tonningeo....4l. 111. el Sip Theft Hollowell, and H. M. ado Seem, Lowl Ihmeleelk lione= Collingwood's Beet —H. M. brig Jakoia, Calk Bbnohop, sj fmm Naples, with difpatchm—Tho Ameriees twig Walhintin, James CrondbW, 23 days from Trepan, with hit her Ahwasaleh The American Blip Marquis do Suenenteiss, W. Seery, 19 am from Borten, with tea, flour. Alb, ken. ate. fee this piste 11w American thip Alfred, Thomas Anderfon, Se day. 'fen with brief, pork. and potatoes. far Slily let siff" CUP• rain Mackey, two days from Lord Cortingwood.EL amerd Rote (hip Lord Eldon, Captain Newel:nabs, I day from Testa: H. M. kip Eurydice, Sir W. Bolton, from a enttee.....Tlb= brig Loyal Volunteer, Thomas Medley, from Hiske r a l e for a market —The Ottoman polaere Nra. Steels 1 Lome& Jovani, 3 days from Limon, with roger and cafes. Ihr Pidwwwk, H. M. brig Minorca, Capt. Duncan, 35 days hart Hoplg s left from Tetuan. in a days — The United States beli Ibis. Cepa. Cox, from AllgeGras—Tbe Enghlh &fp Codhook, Philp liPeigane. Rea, 24 days ;rum Palermo, with fulphur, for I..breapnols.4lo American Chip Charles, Juteph Burnet, 46 days from with oil for London— . Che American (chooser Jerembt lia = Groves, 13 days from Meant. with wine and brandy ler Iliewsk. The E.ngiiiki brig Malta, a r day. from Portfmouth, with pools& The American brig Grand Turk, Jobs Anthony, 63 dap bra Alexandria. and laft from Lilbon, In 4 days, with Sear and bast I for this place..—Salkd on the 15th, H. M. Niger; the 16th. H. M. fhip Intrepid, to the Eaftward ; and the 19th, H. M. Mpg 11. raw, Tigre, Saturn, and Jaloufc brig. MARLBOROUGH STRECT.....A family of fwindlers, confining of father, mother, fon, and daughter, have recently been difcovered. The father, who lifted as valet to the daughter, and the brother, have been fecured. The daughter is now in the King's Bench, but her mother, whasteted as her houfekeeper, is not yet in cultody. The father and fon underwent a long examination on Wednefday. at Marlborough-greet, where there were about forty perfons ready to prefer charges againtl them. It would be impotfible to enumerate the various artifices refurtcd to by this family to carry on their frauds. The two prifoners were remanded until me thods Ihould be ufed to bring up the daughter. The whole will be re examined next Wcdnefday. Bow-Srs IT—Yenersla y, F. Standen was charged with breaking open the houfe of M. Shipley, Efq. at Carfhalton,atid dealing a variety of valuable articles. The psifoner had quitted Mr. Shipley's fetvice, about fix months, as a in:it:nail, and fufpalin* him to be the thief. Mr. Shipley, jun. accompanied Sayers in purfuit of him. After he was Genteel, they went in a coach to his lodgings in the Borough. When they came oppofite the houfe, Sayers laid he would fearch it while the patina remained in the coach, in custody of Mr. S. As foot' as Sayers had departed, the prifiner attempted to efcape, but Mr. S. caught him by the leg. and in the ltruggle one of his fboes came off, which proved to he Mr. S.'s property. Sayers. on beating the alarm, returned to the coach, and after a violent struggle, fueceeded in re curing him. On getting him in again, it was difco vered he had no one of Mr. Si.iptey's !huts, and a pair of his gold tl.reve buttons. Pawnbroker's duplicates were alio found for great part of the other prcperty Rosen, like wife duplicates for jewellery articles bel.,nging t ? Mr. Parry, the b i e n en se m bi iir te ,d icrviee he has Lately ; one of the a rti c l es b E e m e fi n, I w n h d i i c a h D h i a r d eet n c: ) , t , is a ring, prelenred to Mr. Parry by the late Admi ra l Koppel. and which Mr. Parr y had bequeathed to hi s !lon in his will. He was committed fur further mination. -i