Star. — London, England, 1808-02-06 00:00:00

7 - 7 - : • .•.. SipsUlog of bisispipAllifAof Waif!, 1 October, taca.—Td . to BO curiew consalucatiss e.ll.ll. • 1.11 16 111 : 811111".. the Prince a( Curlew— stay by transports in S. E. proceed annoorh."—Curlew parted company. .... the Hen. W., W. Pole, Secretary of the Admiral Gambier, dared.29th October, ISM in -1 a Letter from the Right Hon. Lord Hawk's- Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, respec arkation of troops on board the fillips and yes oommand, Admiralty Mice, 29th October, 1907. command from my Lords Commis \ dmiralty, to send you herewith a copy . they have received from Lord one of his Majesty's principal Se ate, signifying his Majesty's pleasure disembarkation of the troops now on and vessels under your command ; ignify to you their Lordships' .direr make the necessary arrangements for hecution the plan of his Royal Hig h- Commander in Chiet, acquainting me, for formation, with the steps you may take for have their Lordships' further com you, that it is their intention all the ..attle ships under your charge shall ahead. I am, Sir, your most obedient (Signed) w. W. POLE. Gambier. ~,..mug-street, 29th October, 1 sot the fleet and army from Copenha ly expected, I am, in the absence of ;tlereagh, to signify to your Lordships his -ommands, that you do make the necessary for the disembarkation of the troops, following scheme : tdstream and the Sd Regiment of Guards in the ships named in the margin*, it . they should be disembarked at the Downs, so that they may be marched co the troops that are embarked in the war, arrangements are made by his Royal Highness the Commander in Chief for their re eption, either at Portsmouth or Plymouth, according 1.4) such distribution of the men of war, as would, in regular course, be made to those ports respectively. The German Legion, and the 7th and Bth regi ments, having been embarked in transports, your Lordships wilLgive directions that they should ren dezvous at Portsmouth, there waiting for orders ei ther to proceed to Ireland, or to be otherwise distri buted. I am, my Lords, your Lordships' most obe dient humble servant, (Signed) HA 12 USURY. To the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty . • Waldemaar 617, Princeof Wales 350, Orion 350, Goliah 250, Trusty 255, Cr. Princesse Th. 650, Penlen 179. Sia Admiralty Once, 28th Jan. 1808. In answer to your letter of this day's date, I have to acquaint you, that, upon taking possession of the arsenal at Copenhagen, the fleet was found in such a state, that it could be equipped and sent to sea in a very short time ; most of the ships were in condition for service, their lower masts were in, the top masts, yards, rigging, sails, guns, and stores of every descrip tion, were so arranged in the arsenal, and in compart ments in the storehouses, that they could he put on board on the shortest notice—there was no one e ar ticle wanting . which was necessary for their equip , anent, and it is certain that the fleet could have been completely ready for sea in three weeks, or a month at most, as in a shorter space of time sixteen sail of the line, fourteen frigates of different classes, eight sloops, and two smaller vessels, were fitted ready to be navigated to England by the seamen of the fleet under my command, with the assistance of some troops. There cannot be a stronger proof of the good con dition of the Danish ships, than their having been brought to England, through much tempestuous wea ther, without suffering in their hulks in the least degree. I am, &c. (Signed) GAMBIER• To the Hon. W. W. Pole, &c. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Consols, money, 631 i— February account, 6311-omnium qs - - - - Bank Stock 2281 India Stock 1701 1 per Cent. Red. Ann. 641 64 India Bonds, par is dis. per Cent. Cons. 63111 linp.3 per C. 6431 per Cent. 82i11 Ex. Bills, 13. prem. par per Cent Navy 96:1 English Tickets 211. Long Ann. 18 *l6 Cons for acc. 631 The following letter from an Officer belonging to Sir RICHARD STRACHAN'S squadron,has been received by a Gentleman at Plymouth ; " Lat. 46. Lung, S. January 28. ‘c The Rochefort squadron sailed the 16th of Janu ary. Sir RICHARD did not hear of it till the 24th, therefore they have had eight days start of us with a fair wind. The Clesar carried away her main-yard, but took the Donnegars--will then he seven sail. — Sir Rialsan told the Donnegal, per signal, that no thing but the distance he would have to go, induced him to take her main-yard. From this, it ib supposed, the destination is the West Indies.'► Dispatches have been received at the Admiralty, from Admiral DACRES, dated the 15th of December, on board the Veteran, of 64. guns, off Port Royal, Jamaica. They announce the capture of the Spa,. nish privateer brig, Don Quixote, *W2 guns, and ninety-six men ! Capt. Juanico, by the Savage brig, of 18 guns, Captain MAtnucn. The Savage arrived at Kingston on the 12th, with her prize. She fell in with her on the 90th of November, off Carthagena, end hoisted American colours ; upon which the $Pa 10x4 immediately bore down, and when within two miles distance sent a boat, for the purpose of board ins the Savage, Conceiving her a merchantman.— The people in the boat, soon discovering their error, rOirnal to their vessel, and the Savage then sheering gages ago.% commenced firing ; but finding lir shoe 04 pot sAnic.4. ktp, and night coming on, shit, Toleoltinis i =gt an MMI IMM Te CON Wales to Curler Collect and sta ing to North Yarmo Copy of a Letter from th Admiraky, to Admiral closing Copy of a Lou lazy, one of his Majea ting the disembarkado soli user his comma Sia, I have it in come sioners of the Admi of a letter which I-Iswkesbury, one cretaries of State, respecting the diser hoard the ships arc and I have to signi tion, that you mak carrying into execu iiess the Command their information, tbat purpose. I h mands to remind ) Danish line of hat proceed to Spithea servant. To Admiral Gambi , Mr LORDS The arrivals of t cren being hourly Lord Castlereagh . Majesty's comma! arrangements for according to the f The Coldstrearr being embarked i is desirable that More or in the I] to Chatham. With regard to • , ther men of wa Royal Highness 1 ception, either at LO such distributi regular course, bi The German I meets, having t Lordships wilLgi dezvous at Ports ther to proceed ti huted. I am, m dient humble ser • To the Lords Con • • Waldemaar 617, Trusty 255, Cr. Prin Sit. br t 1 dc :r. a 3 3 4 5 S b t r. t I f obilittiffier discontintrd ow 00W 3uorninip Soap *rear bastard, and ipiatdibmiWit/Pfit 'OSA d Ih. latter having bese &Mid 6140 'amide up with her, and succeeded osptaditthilr.:4 , The privateer had a few days bi the blia Thorn, Asaar,.ef Kingston, 1 a Aimaimanteasti. action of t wo hours, in which dd bar:•istl• taiaartii Mates of the vessel lost their live& This prise is tat . more valuable, as she had doile a great deal of injury to the trade of that island. Our fleet on that station were left all well. -no • 'Rut • : o . fel tbzt io THE AILPIT• .;., trit•lnf: i.„444 , .few days the very isperesting Retort. by 'ha l o' of Miitsry Baquiry, on the Medical of the Army, will be published. The' have been many months employed in the abuses in this Department, and we )140. thst Asir Report is not of less interest than that t,segsaing the BerMck Depextmeet. For the satis lartiess!‘ our Military Readers; we will give extracts .of the most interesting parts of the Medical Report in few days.. The COmMissioners of Military Inquiry are at pre sent engaged with the department of the War Office ; from thence they proceed to the Office of the Com mander. in Chief, 14u to Chelsea College. and then to the very extensive and expensive department of the Ordnance ; in which .much is expected from their labours by the pisblic at large. General MAcrwzir.,.is to succeed General Earl CRAVEN, in his command of the Sussex district. — Earl CZIAvEN is appointed to command in the district. 1• ;! MALTA. ' • Accounts from Malta, doSyn to the 2d of Decem ber, state as follow : 41 The troops now left in Sicily are eery few, not amounting altogether to seven thousand men, scarcely three thousand of which are effective. The French, we hear, threaten to attack Sicily, for which purpose they have collected a force at Naples, amounting to 50,000 men. The fortifications and works that were carrying on at Messina are stopt ; and it is the opi nion of the Sicilians, that Britain means to abandon 'them. 44 Two English couriers have been lately murdered between. Palermo and Syracuse. . : 1 7.4 44 The Sicilians do not seem to dislike the English; but they know . Britain must support the King, whom they detest. They wish for the abolition of die MO earthy, and a New Order of Things ; and this is pro ' bably the reason why so many of them are attached to the French. Forty thousand of them, it is said, are known to be so. “ Malta is at this moment full of people from all parts of the Mediterranean. Indeed the stoppage of trade in Turkey and the Black Sea has caused num ben to take up their abode here. The result of the disastrous struggle in Egypt, and particularly the evaluation of Alexandria, has also brought to this place Turks,. Greeks, Moors, Jews, and Russians, who lived there under the protection of the English ; so that provisions have been extremely deal, and scarcely a possibility of getting Lodgings at any price. The only business doing here now is by pub lic sales, when Manchester Goods, of every descrip rtion, are sold at nearly .20 per cent below prime cost ! ! I _ mei Tosemts, late Secretary to Ge neral WurretocKE, has been, appointed Assistant to Colonel Goenow,' the Secretary to his , Royal High ness the Commander in Chief. TRIAL OF GENERAL WHITELOCKE. EIGHTH DA!. This morning the Court resumed its sitting at the usual hour, ten o'clock : in a few minutes afterwards Brigadier-General CRAUFERD was called in ; but, at twelve o'clock, the Court had made no further pro gress in examining him, their time having been taken up.in hearing the evidence he gave yesterday, read over by the Clerk of the Court : it related chiefly to the transactions of the advanced corps on their matte ' from Ensenada, to the suburbs of Buenos Ayres— at the reading of which General CRAUIPURD Ingle some small alterations. The Court was crouded little after the commencement of the Trial. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH. FEB. 4. Sailed the Princess Charlotte frigate, on a cruize. Went up harbour, the St. George and Donnegal. PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 6. Arrived his Majesty's ships Goshawke anct le Cor. rier, from a cruize, and la Chiffonne from the Medi- 1 terranean, with part of her convoy ; among whom are the Harriet, Parr, Eliza, Painter, Latona, Smith,) l and Sir John Bor lase Warren.—Wind W. 4t Three French frigates lately escaped froth Tou. lon, and have been cruizing.off Sicily. An English frigate, which arrived here last week, was chased by them into Syracuse. It k_said they are gone to Corfu. The frigate and a line of battle ship are gonejn quest of them. d' A vessel arrived yesterday from Trieste brings accounts,' that BONAPARTE has created his uncle, Cardinal FxscllE, Grand Master of Malta ; and has put him in possession of Hanover, by means of which he expects to effect his establishment here." DEAL, FEBRUARY S. This morning arrived and sailed for the River the Union, Dratuzzon, from Lisbon, in 19 days passage , Mary Ann, WHITE, and the William, Hats, from Malta. Put back this morning the Sultan, of guns, Centurion, 50, Ocean, David Scott, Canton, Alnwick Castle, Dorsetshire, Ceres, and Exeter out ward-bound East India ships. Arrived the Flamer gun brig, from a cruize ; Phmphorus fire vessel, from Sheerness. The Clyde frigate, Commodore Owls, got under weigh this morning to proceed for Ports mouth, but put back again, the wind blowing strong from the westward. Sailed the Chichester store ship, [ for the Nore. PROCLAMATION. Head-quarters, Gibraltar, Dee. 2.3, 1307. As there is strong reason to believe that large shipments of grain have already arrived and are daily expected, in this Bay, consigned FROM LLOYD'S LIST. to merchants of the place, which, if exported at this time to any neighbouring port, may reasonably be presumed to be intended for Spain ; by which traffic no one object of British commerce GRAVESeND, Fes. s.—Passed by the Lydia, Taylor, from New York ; Henrietta Maria, and the Hetty, Preston (Danish prises) from Plymouth. Sailed the Rockers, Ireland ; and Latona, Dick, for Hayti ; Trafalgar, Lewes, for Surinam; and Lune, P berts, for Jamaica. The Lady Washinghin, Carrow, from the coast of Spain London, has been detained, and sent Into Gibraltar, the ship &tuned, cargo restored. The Hunter, Kelly, from Jamaica for Dublin, is put Into . Anted° leaky. The Aurora, Findlav, upset et Jamaica the 26th of November. The Europa, Steck, om Picton, for Ayr, Is on shore at South Dist.' would be forwarded (unless the private interests of individu can be so called), and a seasonable supply affordedto the enemy at this critical conjuncture, to provision his fortresses, and to facili tate the operations of his armies ; his Excellency the lieutenant General, Commanding in Chief, although unwilling to interfere the freedom of the port, by the adoption of any restrict measures, thinks it his itidispensable duty to warn all his Maks ty's loyal subjects against any "emission which is not sancidoeed by an Order of his Majesty in Council, or by the known laws of the land, as from such the most serious consequences.both to the public and to themselves, may probably result. By command, R. WRIGHT, A. Secretary. --; The Eche, Freeman, froth Lisbon for Liverpool, it put Gibraltar in distress, and condemned. The Thorn, from Jamaica for Liverpool, is captured Spanish privateer. The Commerce, from Malaga for Riga ; the Tarantula, from Denia for Gottenbursk ; Virginia, --, from New Orleans ; Agamemnon, ---, from Malaga; and the Industry, from New York to Barcelona, are detained and swat ir• Gibraltar. We have received the following List of the Danish Ships of War which have been taken into his Majesty's service, and the names by which they are to be distill. guished The Charlotte, Ferrier, from Guayas, is captured and carried into Gibraltar. To k railed Blenheim. Yarmouth. Cambridge. Orford. Cornwall. Norfolk. The Sally, Jackson, from Stockholm, was captured en the . of December, near Borehole+, by a Danish frigate, of 28 sans,, carried into Copenhagen: . . The Griffin, Brix, from Newfoundland to Greenock, is put into the Shannon in distress, having lost ' men overboard, with the loss of her mainmast—% obliged to throw part of her cargo overboard, Christian the Seventh - Mtaidemaar - - - Princess Sophia Frederica Justice - - Heir Apparent Frederick Crown Prince Frederick Fuen - - - Oden - - - Three Crowns - - Sickld - - - Crown Princess Maria - Dinernark - - - Norway - Princess Caroline - Wen. - Medway. - Somerset. - Torbay... - Mambos - Nemo& - &WO& The opening into the City, from the great . roughfare of Holborn, by Skinner -street, is obvious one of the best improvements in the Metropolis—al many will very soon have ample ground t. bless ►" good Fortune, for the construction of that wide magnificent street. The Scheme of the near FRIGATRI. pro - aching City Lottery, will fully illustrate this , T. be calla To le called serration. . . Pearl - Theban. Frederigstein Teresa. Last week Mr. P. W. TOMKINS, Historical Engra: Housewife Boreas. Triton - Hyppolitus. iris - Alarlc. Little Belt - Espion. ver to the Queen , had the honour of attending ' Beta - Sena%le. Fylia - Liffy. Windsor, to submit to the inspectionof her Mairsre 'etyma - Levant. Gluckstad . Raison. and the 1)11.1E01E8Es the first Number, and the Draw. Nyade - Hephzstion. Eyderen Utile. ings from which the ,Engravings had been made, Nyniphen - Deterzninie. the British GAllet* of Picture:, about to be published SLCOII, r • k Adid under the direction and superintendence of Messrs. rite called Glammen Britotuart. carpe Voltigeur. TRESHAM, OTTLEYgind Tostittirs, when her MAJESTY • Ned Liven Legere. Flying Fisk - Vetiteur. and their Royal .Higlmesses were pleased bb express hteicur. - Transfer. Elvin Harlequin. their warmest approbation, of the very supe r ior man - Itner in which, the undertaking had been executed, was last night r.ported at the West-end of the : town, that an account had reached Governnient, to countenance the Work by their . Royal Patronage through an indirect channel, of Sir SIDSZY SMITH bay- , and Subscription. . ing nOde an unsccessful attempt to pass up the Tagus, 1 Niiiit hontine &gni% quasi ferry spur, jiericulion with a few to attack the Russian fleet, lying in that mortie alcuutibut.-7'he commencement of the present river. Whatever report on this subject may have year has influenced the Faculty, itc. to establish I been picked up at sea, we are assured, that the fact is Irswic.o **ANS SOCIETY. Before the conclusion not as stated •, such an attempt being altogether hn- - 1808, it i; ardently hoped that in whatever part practicable r while the French are in possession of, the the kingdom there are ponds to drown, or noxious batteries, and .therefore not likely to be harandeZ by air to niffveate, there will be set on foot Humane r gn Officer of such knowledge and experienef as the cie.i2s to save and to resuscitate,—The Ipswich yrorthy :admir a l on that station. . -.; .. •: ... i Ft4y may with energy 5ay......Q. da d d o * w i fe! .' • • , ' ws... ••' • , 'lO riti.xrs/ be! tz.•.: 1•,.::.. •: • . . , :: •••11 ell: taw INTELLIGENCE. r ugur d'7 7 verr i.C° : ley imi tnt- T abdbr arr string rA CH 76 ::: s c u elt ": :. R and o nitnt c Y r: mr n i.n l l : l is . LI:, git 4,414 .....: ~... ,:, 1.,,f ~ •, . ti b . ^ ' ' 1 " tog, ' . ol Ilk Swamis. illostittr , Mr. ART H and m r cit . i it .. - 2! tt r l - t ....1 . . RD CHANCELLOR, in pronouncin g id, ,„ A ..._• ,• a' ohostmotl that, however mach he might be dep osed _ c =ll, . RIMS of this am, to indulge his feelin g s, bf eet 44 ; „7 b • gliorscot ths pedtkm, he was impetimuly p eewee - WA: I tb ......"'"": ome g a e/Monesity by du faiddni &salary dam. % 20 uIIB E / NOlimodlorol Egging, he was bound to preserv e . • thaw hi, afar a minus and judicial trial, b een loi ma r; &ohm this trial, every circunntance of 4 - ' 1 Maly se a m aturely weighed with that humus. g attentielt all e IR • ' Ili do istsms4 ars sue 'Ways to experience in de e es ~,h , ..‘411 S PR did not agree la the opinion which was ad v anced, that e i - ,,, 1 11 1 amid not be reversed in any case ; but he felt an emstba - •• 1 . . . *caw to And that the obstacles which stand in the wa y r '' Mr. , l i m in g the attainder have sot been sannounted. A try L b ' e g e nand r' been sot up to prove the validity of a mist Cocoon*. his ..7 le e s ; 'licr . male, bat it has unfortunately failed-hence h e was "lit . w hi c h (( . filip exercising his feelings he reconansindin g the Pea dowtter • . " =tlas a fit object of the Royal clemency. The Abe , . I T ug ill( yan infant, from what motives did not appear. 0,, •" - • I gepanithat was advanced, he saw oo reason for supereedk;ul 4 / 1 0 4 r.urr eif . edo , 0011461 1 °•• re On BENCH, FEB. s, . ".°11 .A1 "-° •B;C n K1N —,...„ 0.1 • L - • 9/PIIT OF Tait NUM .to. PICTOX. lENTI. The Conn ha . intimated a wish, that the tut m egi seriphs tonal Wm a speds}F . .0m account of the Put . 4eciflin of At in be ausahurea ; k now only stands mei mer le s D c ome doe agree, whashar it shall g o duns to b en t s / ' , , , .. of 1 . a new minsdamus issued to take fresh evidence %ET • And ail Gs whether the cue cannot be agreedeto be settled uponue,..! Cu In this form the Defendant will have an opportunity of 2,Q bum% I nam ed • which he could not have upon a motion fora n ee * - li4r..Gmtiow is expected to state the a * ttention of s he on Monday. I le - ' Is LIST OF SHERIFFS. niticution.- it. (PRICKED BY HIS MAJESTY, ON WF.DNESDAT Lel o. XI, Eat 0- FOR THE PRESENW YEAR. nt ....-......- HE a e mabii artliatbstuet: i d B a r o nkire Richard Odsbar, of Puddiagton, g, . ern the i Berisiire William Caogreve, of Aldermaston t ut to Bodilopiambirf Richard Duro% of Stanimbtr, Esi, ' den di ' dm ,„: b ; d i + wCesar shiee aid Sir 0, Peyton, of Eunuch, i sm They but O Erastiegasthose t le ushirr h.i. Trelawny Btereton_of Sbotwitt ; ha, nom them, e. de Coaskrieed 'nutrias Irvin, of Jude* Town, Esti. t Derby/hire Postpobed. m ile beta: e a Devesskire Sir H. Carew, of Harcombe, la m , sages on 0 Dorutddre Nicholas Charles Daniel, of Upway, Eq. RAMC John Copan, of Wanted, Esq. Gloucestershire Sir Tho. Crawley Bowey, o( FhxleyANem it lialankire Samuel Peplos, of Gemstone, Es t HertAr.ilhire James Smyth, of Ashlyn% Hal, Es c .......----- lest Charles Milner, of Preston Park, Esq. Leicester:hire John Finch Simpson, of Laund Abbey, f u , ze. Linellukire The Hon. W. Beauclerc, of Radboutot. Aim Moosessiskire William Morgan, of Mambilad, EN, Ha ' Norfolk John Thornton Mott, of Barmingtun, g ig . cum , Dal Nerthetapteaskire George Fleet Evans, of Saxton, Esq. Ant floor, Dr • Nertkausberlael Cuthbert Ellison, of Broomhouse, Esq. stave stall . A: Nestie g hamskire John Manners Sutton, of Kellum, Esq. ... e i lyi ' 011erlskire The Hon. Thomas Parker, of Endom Hal. abbotts,l are Retisolshire 'Thomas Bryan, of Stoke, Esq. . .. fi ith, Skrojukire Ralph Browne Wyk! Browne, of Caaghby, . . 3 Sseserseeskire Charles Honeys Tynte, of Halerwell, Fig The P sufera , Postponed. Seethaorp whirs G.ea. Hanbury Mishell, of Titchfield Lodge, I R me sit the W ilk Jobs Vonson, of Nacton, Esq. ' '• '' Sone / lames Mangles, of Woodbridge, Esq. . ... ge ; Soma William Stanford, of Roston, Esq. And fc urn W/'esysieldsire Postponed. 74 Wadare John Holton, of Grittleton, Esq. • . , I zn, Wireesterekire Sir John Paaingtms. of Wesmaid, l e g --,.-- rwAskire William Joseph Denison, of Aram Nit- • 1 SOUTH WALES. met Canard:ere Morgan Price Lloyd, of Gimerin, Eq. Val Powlrale John Hensisugh Allen, of %mou s y, Fa h nod rga, Cenigaa Morgan Jones, of Natives, la g . 0 . •a vt lets . Chamorro HOC William asstit Grey, of Derry% ,' Prep BMWS Pour:owl ' T. ,4s t ran , °?g Rasher - Thomas Thomas, of Posattni, ,Sag. aurPt Nonni WALIZ • t oral • h Pe Meriss;rathirr Lewis Price Edwards, of 'rotor* lag. Carearoonekire Robert 'Thomas Caned, d COM bi t efi g leley F.dward Josses, of C rom lech , E q. New t est i esseryekire Robert Knight, of Ovremyrre, Eq. L les" Deekit hire Richard Hoary Korai* of Waddleydiklik • tom • Ro : Flints re Thasnas Lloyd, rak:44E44 Vital • • w e f or DONEGAL asoitos.-.6Eleventh Day.-Stitt d ! can- the Poll on the 29th ult. being the eleventh dap- . 4 Port Colonel Monspossal ..- ' General Hart ether. . M -... south Tw r trx it Darr-Colonel 1147 . a General Hart NIS * i t into Majority .... ; ...... .............1111 1 Signals of an enemy being in the Cbaand• 4 HIT' hoisted at the telegraph, to the east of Leak Monday W. I, and; soon C outs, after, a brig, supposed. N ew a collier, was captured in the Offing by two iqp I A. usury, rigged privateers ; and which, for aught that 11 . 11 at Ne it into present known. was safely conducted to conefli it . anted enemy's ports. sn A Monday last John Pitt, a ft er a long cumuli''' . T'S • mth before the Mayor and Magistrates of PortmaTlit J . 12 ' sa d was committed to prison. charged with having mug *I nock, on the high-way, near Up Palk, Mr. Knight, of re sill t two tersfield, and Mr. Brent, of Portsea, on the toad , _ was near Havant. The next day he made and si g gi H ,, the following confession ; , t: i That he robbed Mr. John Pratt, of Chichester' d : th a gold watch.—J. Nash, a young man, &alai, Sixt anus? horses, of a silver watch.—James Piggott, Eal. '' le and Crows-Hole, of a 51. note and his watcb.-* --anct King, of Havant, of a watch.—Mr. Brent, 010 ‘Ar 1 L Stheir sea, f a silver watch.—Mr. Pesket, of 11. 6L-Mr. Haslett, :of Portsmouth, of an empty punk ill i l l r a l''' nothing more, though report has added to the 1 1 as °h. 61. 12s.—Mr. Ferguson, of Chichester • and Sou , Ayles and Snook, of Havant.—Mr. linight, dPo • ' ~_ al . gra' terefield, of a silver watch, which* having offered for ft ng at sale, led to his discovery.—That he stopped Mr- tin mow -nrsrlt Moore, gunsmith, of Portsea, but took nothing fan 't °raw - him, though it has been stated, that he robbed Ma .. de, of of 71.—That he shot at and wounded Mr. Chatfield , • 'idied of Emsvtorth ; and shot at Mr. Tribe, of Lordrap_ lessra- tOll. He will be removed to Horsham gaol, to use • 6 I FE S T T his trial at the next 'Assizes ; he is a sawyer by trad's '=Pry and commenced his depredations about tbite ran ',nun - ago, and continued them occasionally, ever sincede* 1 4 1 d, and orally armed with a gun, and greatly to the tang t *anags of passengers, between Chichester and Portsmouth- 1 it.........-.........---..................—...----........... 0 ri .. BMW& We are happy to state, that thoCiontess of Lattices , ' * EI t /regent Wis. on Thursday • ......-evening safer *armed of a sou mul heir' c lish an ------- , ---1.--------- - 1 oast of DIED. oast of d Cimmi , Monday last, at his house in Ayrshire, the Earl . j and Lindsey. 1 ozious ...- - , --------" ... ne Son Ow L9NDON : Printed and published by LEVEL KENT, Of , ch Fa- tertiary Place, Lainbeth) at the STAR-OFTICI, No. I, Or • ' Street. Published also it the STAR-omm Tstnplea" i