Star. — London, England, 1812-09-21 00:00:00

tie ekt 'ea ere •01 niAP -Tact rent Ids] rde Ilicht A in . e $a • Tat ARMY. - • • s . . We havesetn stetttr from en Meer in the - 71st Regiment, dated Llerena, on the 18th August. lie describes Soutr's army as being then within emit leagues of that of General HILL, to which the 71st regiment is attached, and acids, that an action *as considered inevitable. An E xpedition, tinder Admiral FREEMANTLEb con sisting of about 5090 men, which lately sailed from , Malta, has arrived at Lissa, in the Adriatic. I at three o'clock, the PRINCE REGENT, The 24 battalion of the Gth Regiment is ordered by the Duke of CUMBERLAND, took an for Fortugal• carriage to Richmond and back. I There are to be twa additional troops to the Royal .of marriage was signed at Fredericks. Horse Guards (Blue), previous to their going on ser ; 22d August, between the Princess Jutaa. vice. The '2d battalion of the 81st is ordered to join a Denmark, and Prince FREDERIC Louts of the Ist battalion in Portugal. Phillipstahl. 4 The Royal Horse Guards (Blue) have their head. vednesday last was held the anniversary quarters now at Itumferd, and their eentouneenta ex. Whiehwood Forest, Oxfordshire, called tend as near the metropolis as Hampstead, previous :air r the weather being very fine, at- to their being inspected, before going on foreign most numerous and brilliant assembl age , service. v.-amongst whom were, the Duke of • The MELPOMENE sailed on Friday from Porti- , it; L ord F. A. Sprit watt and family, mouth for the Nore, As take a part of the Guards to ADEIT and family, sm. &c. I Spain. promised new Opera at the Lyceum Theatre, Several regiments in Ireland age ordered for Spain. The dress of the 10th Hussars (the Reciter's regi ment) of Mr. Cons, is postponed fora few : ment) is to be blue and gold, without facings. account of the absence from town of the i Major GARDINER, of the 6th Foot, is appointed an :RANCELLOR, whose leave must be obtained 'MAIM Adjutant - General on the Staff of Great • be performed. Britain. Theatre of Drury-lane, which appeani Rear-Admiral COCKBURN will sail from Portsmouth to be larger than the Theatre of Co- for Cadiz, the Moment the wind is fair. ' The Matte is calculated to containless, by about IDonoucte 74, Captain ItObS, bearing his flag, went latter. t down to St. Helen's on Friday, wi h the convoy for staircase at Drury-lane Theatre, is spoken Lisbon and the Mediterranean. Lieutenant-General curious specimen of building yet ex. W. STEWART goes out to Lisbon with the detach it appears to support itself without any ments that have embarked in A r present fleet. external aid. . Lieutenant Davis, of the Wrgston Militia, was The following is a pretty correct List of the Thee- lately tried in Jamaica for sending an excuse of indis trice! Staff, under Which the ensuing Campaign will position to his Commandmg Officer, Colonel M•Do e opened on the boards of New Drury : • NALD, by a priSate WllO WAS on duty. The Court- Mrs. Jordan, Miss Smith, Miss Duncan, Mn Mountain, . martial found Lieutenant DAVIS guilty of Contra. Bland, Mrs. Glover, Miss /kw, mrs.Dickons, mrs.spariss, 'feeling the 77th section of the Militia Law, and Orger, Miss Valency, and Mis Home, - though it recommended him to mercy, the penalty of Bannister, Wroughton, Pope, Elliston, Johnstone, £lOO was strictly levied. .night, Lovegrove, ChM my, .Rowell, Holland, Russel, " An order has just been issued by Sir Jona il owl, Terry, Smith, T. ?Ankh, Raymond, Phillips, Yyne, Horne, and Palmer. the Commander if the Forces in Ireland, in which r, Mr. Arnold; Stage Manager, .Mr. Raymond; the several General and commanding Officers of the Mr. T. Dibdin. Army at large in that Country. are complimented Mr. HotmAN and his daughter arrived at Halifax' upon the very excellent manner in which the good 4 Scotia, on the '2sth ultimo, after a passage of order and discipline, of the troops has been conuuct weeks. They were to proceed to New-York ell ; and remarking upon the system by which the .Gdiately. discipline of the several regiments has been ciaaduct- Friday last was the adjourned day for licencing ed with moderation and zealous superintendence, and victuallers in Surrey. Five new public-houses i bestowing several well-merited encomiums on several _ licensed in the per sh of Lambeth. 'The license liegiments who have conducted the discipline in their of Vauxhall was finally refuel, after several hours respective corps u ithout severity; particularly ad. consultation. The ground of the refusal was the late vesting to the case of corporal punishment, and ,masquerades. ~ . highly approving of the system which tends to pre- AR PARKS.—The charming state of the weather yes- , vent rather than punish crimes in our Army. Yesterday afternoon a fracas happened in the Com terday, induced most of the fashionables in town to walk in Hyde Park, which appeared sts numerously mercial Road, Whitechapel, which had nearly ended Serjeata on the R . in - a fatal manlier. A Marine , Re - Amon as in some'ot the early months of the season. . cruising service, endeavoured to secure a man he had Among the most distinguished personages were :. The Poi tuguese Ambassador Dowager Lady Jersey, bard enlisted, who attempted to get •t way, being seconded sad Lady 2.11.. tun, Lord and L ady ' Mark Kerr, Lary Le De by die mob ; the Sark:int, to oppose the great odds, spencer, and Miss Spencer. Lady Portmore, Hon. Mrs. bun. , was induced to draw-his sword, which was wrested Dope, Count Isrrysegui, Lord Darnley, Mr. Byng, Mrjur Collier, from him, and himself taken to the watch-house.— Mr. Dame, Mr. Dillon, Mr. Coates, ace. &c. i The affair fortunately endtd without bloodshed. St. James's Park was also attended by a crowd a Friday night a shocking occurrence took place at company, and the mot n, which rose nearly full, ren- Radstock. Corporal Green, who had been tot- same dered the evening so pleasant, that many of the pro- time in Bath, with a recruiting party of Marines, menaders prolonged their stay to a late hour. . went over to the above place, with the avowed pur- A letter from Holland, gives, by way of comment pose of apprehending a deserter ; but called on :i ne on the French accounts of the high spires of their speetab:e young woman of the name of Smith, to re armies in Russia, and the l u xu r i a nt abundance of. new his addresses, which had formerly been rejected their supplies, the following extract of a letter from 'by her parents. They walked out together in the a Dutch conscript to his mother in Amsterdam : neighbouring lane, when the villaiu, in a tit of des * I cannot better inform you of our situation here peration, took out a double-barrelled pistol, the con. than by referring. you to Sr. Paul's Ist Epistle to the tents of one of. which he disch..rged at the unfortu. .Carrinthians, chap. iv. vet. 11. which runs as follows : nate young woman, and with the other shot himself even unto the present hour, we both hunger, and through th e head. He died on the spot, but his in least, and are naked, and are buffeted, and have no tended victim survives, and hopes are entertained of attain dwelling place." her ultim a te reco v e r y. A woman, in passing through Letters from Jamaica mention that PETION had ad- the lane, heard the man exclaim, 64 in that case we vexed t o Cape Francois with 19.,000 men, and that s ill both die together." She had not eroceetled above Ikeseat of Iris late rival's power had quietly submitted a hundred yards, when the reports tf the pistol in. Wes atithority. The garrison consisted only of SOO duced her to return, and was the first witness of this OIL The treasure which CH RISTOPHY had amassed dreadful scene. a the most unjust exactions, to the amount of seven OmMEMPOMMI•IipI.;=I.=•••• ~ as cif dollars, had fallen into his bands. Pee wee - A Danish flag of truce arrived at Heligoland on • 16 is said, had issued a Proclamation, declaring that the 7th ; several British who had been made prisoners this money should be applied inestablishing the affairs were landed from her. of the island. He was extremely popular. It was.ex- . 'lle Gazette, of Saturday, offers a reward of IE2OO •, petted he would issue a Proclamation, recalling all the for tee discovery of the persons who aided the escape kenier white inhabitants. Several vessels, filled with lof the French General MAUKIN t and Iris brother, passengers, had gone from Jamaica and St. Thomas's, ! Captain MA yaw, who absemedettlioni Abergavenny meter th e persuasion that they should be protected by ! on the Ist inst. in violation of their parole of honour. ; the new government. Morn Nor, it is said, was the I The Candle states, that these prisoners are supposed 1 Ptiucipal fortress which held out against him. Ito have embarked at Deal, or its neighbourhood, on t board a boat named the Star, Jonsi Lewis, Muster, A letter from Heligoland, dated September 10, lals--" The same rigorous system continues to be : te have been landed at Boulogne, about the eth inst. and enforced on the opposite - coast, to prevent all inter- , It ii added, that the persons who aided their escape sane with England, or the sale of British goods. are supposed to be same that aided in the escape of tenet upon bureau has been established to accom.4 General LEveavitE from Cheltenham. Likewise a elfish this object, and so organized as to be each a reward of 45°°' and his Majesty's pardon, for the 'boa upon the othe r , an d to mak e ever y individu a l i discovery of the writer or writers of two anonymous belonging to t h em i nterested in fulfilling his i nstruc- threatening letters, addressed to GEORDS BELLAMY, 1 lions rigorously. Particular points are assigned on Es q . Ma y or of Pl y mouth. The fiist letter, which is coast, at Which every vessel or boat must rendez- ' the dived Dublin, August '27, is to this effect : " You vout ; and sh ou ld they put in at any, other place, she shall die soon ; nothing human can prevent your l ' ee '. mel etellcoasiderea :`smuggler and the master death. The enemies or Ireland shall get a terrible Ject to 1,. -- s hot. At Harnbur leenoparce l lor blow seen." The second letter, without date, pro perg 1 best been whatever is allowed to be forwarded till it has lases to come from a person who had been concern. inthe plot, which the ed • t eec cramm e d, an d rece i ve d t h e sea l s of two or officers of the Customs or Police ; and any cask and resolutely determined . u po n ;" but who, having m package shipped must be separately examined and repented, wishes, by the warning he gives, to pre. Lur ked. In Denmark e _ English47fate__, elation has to have become more favourable, In the beginning of July a severe shock of as earth e Nicholas Mole, which DEnglishls" has lately been published, permitting ake was experienced at Cap ~,, s objects who have resided three years on the anie, frontiers, to travel in any part of the country." A violent shock of an earthquake was felt !..t Do. We further 1 • earn from this island, that the entry min ica, on the morning of the Bth of July. The con save assembled at th e mout h of the German rivers cushion, at the commencement, was very strong, and shoat 60 gun-boat s , whi • ch are constantly on the look. its apparent direction from the westward ; its &re ' eel, manceuvrin • 1 , 4 , __,g, and advancing within 20 miles of dun about five seconds. .. gcund. Their shallow drawhtenab l ed A light shock e. e— so near tine shore, th at they e appro. A of Wednesday, of an earthquake was felt between were in no them ' e i g ht and nine-o'clock on the eveninf the Sd first. at &Anton. Hovering asn, and several veiseis that the __ our cruisers . It was in these 'gager of capture from thil naval Hanseatic youth who are drawn for other noise re villages in Nottinghamshire, hindering on the eeascri don e ,. were to acquire the nicliicie River Trout. It was acconspanied with a llauticid k anw Ld g nts sembling a violent,tushios wind, oat continued . mme seconds. irlynsoß, SEPIRMOII. 204 morning the Priocesies Caiintorrs of v o ustA, and SoPuLa s took an airi on the Great Park. The Princesses MARY went to Coomb Wood, to Lord to dine, escorted by a party of the l'Oes returned to Windsor at seven. mg her MAJESTY and the Patscasses se rvice performed before them in the Cha. Istle. The Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES Genes late& melt e de. rwise I con. matt di, at he an• all the PAP ° ds the anS as f weicor ink so iv fail T price " An ent 4 two.; i n sulA s only to face of crtlala is for, ! 6bs r , shoUl 1. , re.. l LLA /1111, Yesterday 'Watts, Attoo: horseback, in :*taro and M LivratrOoL's, t linssasf; and • This mornin bad divine sere peTin theCdstle Went CO St. GI Yesterday, fccompanied b siring in his c a A contract c Ws on the 221 80Pubt of Den ilesse Fhillipst Oa Wednes fleeting in Wh the Forest Fai tracted a most of company—; MARLBORO t Sir F ButunEr The promise from the pen in days, on acco LORD CHANCY./ before it can be The New T from the stage lent-garden, 11 £3O, than the 1 The new sta of as the most hibited, as it a j external aid. The follow it trical Staff, un be opened on t Mrs. Jordan, :Mrs. Bland, Mrs. /Ors. Orger, Miss Masts. Bonds Dowton, Knight, De Camp, Te rr y, lifarstiAl, Horne Manager Manager, Mr .: b""Pia, Mr. 1 Mr. HOLMAI NOVA SCOtI.I, seven weeks. immediately. Friday last the victuallers were licensed i NAPiff. ikrELLivzsati. MAILS. At a respectable Meeting of the Gentlemen putain Ala. NUL, Ala* nurse the Town , and Neighbourhood, held this day, at t • • 2 0 Guernsey - t o Commercial Inn, Wsi-LIAM BALsil&w, Esq ot:g watcrtord . 2 0 Jersey - C.a.lis - Anholt - - o o reeve, in the Chair ;it was unaniatously resolved-1- "bbna 2 I GatienbuillB - 0 * 1. 'llat the most grateful thanks ;re due to RA ern Er,nenit 'Heligoland - •0 0 Jamaica ' 1 0 Esq. the Rev. WILLIAM FtALITSUN and WILLIAM I-SUL-I ¢l PLYbIOUTH, SEPT. 19. 1 E l . Magist r ates actin g fur Ms tfrr.:lon, for the judicioas saes tares they pursued IA restoring tranquillity to the town and neigh Sailed late on Thursd a y ey em i Dig his Majesty's bourbood of Bolton, eminently distinguished as these wash= ships 5r...101f.1 ii, Admiral Lord lEtaftt BOVN Ad- I were, by a happy union of:vigour, winlon, and moderation. miral Sir Ha ;utit NstAut ; Mao:taw:nor, Captain i 2. That as their , o i filcial duties arermardtw bti o us and t a nass ro ati t t, the HAYEs; Ciiiksust, Captain Autsmstieti ; ob vious be e i a m m abl:d eT w eri dird c iarge thLs PP duties in P a rearm Caeetibre ptain Homowav, •and CoNQUEsTADott, Captain I , tee hest calesdatial to promote mid this public gia4.. Lord S - rawaJtr.—Sailed yesterday his Majesty% ship I S. 'that the fowo of B o l ton is highly indebted to Rai! MACEDOSIAN.—SaiIed this day his Maje s ty' s s hip B ut - ne t, ii.ler• Est nok) utily the Su t ton a i Ma g l i strate„ lit n iti t itiii as r a de n :t i te i n ic an tm t.s;o: TERN, ou different cruizes.—Arrived this day the Two and id n)aal attention ."th to tb w e n general int As' theTo Brothers, W. BRAND master, from New Brunswick ; whenev er. Ida servers cm be usefully exerted. sailed I9sh August with GO sail in company, under i 4. 'Chat an i n vi ta ti on b e sent to t h e M ag i strates , ._ convoy of the SPARTA N , M AIDSTONE , I RDIab4 anti the honour or thcir Goimpavy at a Dinner, to be given as ;14j. PLUMPER ; kit them seven days after sailing ; sa w test s l l, :i h n a y t a a t the o trig ot h aense e en it terrai tu n ti e u t Ors betbd pri,....ereiruecr;o• nothing of them afterwards. The American prism ! ' leers were very numerous on the coast ; twelve Or r i ts,, ll.Bi ut Stiati stiatt cb sp s i s y ter apd V ib aist_q al di tecr ey , be M:u Pubi tehr ill s il tet ed C ll2 laronie theS l7 aa agli C rbe fourteen bad been sent into St. John's previous to the • pverpos4c.uutim V . l;Llit t M BALSHAW, sailing of the fleet. Came its the. American brig Cur- t The BoaquostaatevE having left the Chair, the delis, from St. Übes', with suit, detained by his Ma- same was ta k en by Major WAIKINS, when it was jesty's sloop ZENontA ; and the Virgin, tuNICI:s: mar- unanimously resolved—, ter, from Cork. i That the Tbauks be given to the CnALRMAW, Poi: very sa- Olfactory manner in whi c h h e h as cont h iete d t h e bu-inese tiethe • PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 20. Meeting. JAMES WATKINS. Arrived several ships, West Indiamen, and trans- The Gentlemen of Bolton and the neighbourhood, ports, also an East Indiatnan from the Downs. i n consequence of these Resolutions, were hofmnired Sailed the Countess of Elgin cutter for the Downs. With the corripanY of the Magistrates at a Dinner Arrived yesterday hit Istijesty 's ships piLlorNT, givin at the Commercial Inn, on Thu: sday, the }Och Piorsza, and WOOLVZRI:4I4 from the DOWII4. September. The &niter was excellent, at Whicli 7$ SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER 20. Gentlemen sat down, and the day passed off with a The Baltic convoy (on account of a Court-martial) degree of harmony and conviviality- seldom *it. is put off till Wednesday next. nested. The following toasts, amongst many others, YARMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 20. I were given by WILLIAM DALSUAis . , El. Borough. in the Chair : Passed by the STARLING, with a conv o y of t trans - reeve," The Kiog, and better health to brag.—The Queen and ports fur the Baltic.—Wind S.W. Royal Family.—The Prince 14.egent."- - -Three times three. " Ralph Fletcher, Esq. the Rev. Willia m Hampson, and Wit.. Ham Huitou, Esq. with our warmest thanks to them for their prudent measures and uowesgletl exertions duriag the late un happy disturbaucts."—Three times three. 'll4 . ll.lagistrates Dos., and respectively addressed the Meeting in speeches of considerable length, re plete with appropriate and impressive language,— They as,ured the Compamy that, next to the con sciousness of having used their best endeavours to do their duty, nothing could give them greater satisfac tion, than that their services should receive die ap probation of so numerous and so respectable a Meet ing.. Their speeches were received with the most unbounded appla uses. " The Lord Lieutenant ofths County:* " The Dyke of York and the Army. " " Lord Melville and the Navy." " Colonel Fletcher and the Bolton Local Militia, and Thinks to them for their loyal and sulditr-like cooduct."—Three thyme thr.e. IP?OrelitjtabitS, ifj!rOg&r, Saturday the dispatches for the several rresiden cies in India, by the Inglis, were finally closed at the East India-House, and delivered to the purser of that ship. Pas+engers per In;li..—For Rettgal, Captain thy and Lad* ; Messrs. Adair and G. L. Keene ; Mr. Robert.en an d Family ; Misses A. Stewart and A. Erydie; Mrs. said Miss Armstrong ; Mr. W. Heriot, cadet.- - WI. Madras, Lieut. W. L. Church ; Ensign W. R. Taylor; Miss Collins; Mr. 0. 'irimmer, cadet, The Inglis will sail immediately from Portsmouth for Bengal. She is to take out 500 troops (detach. meets), which are to embark from the Depot in the Isle of Wight. The MACEDONIAN, Capt. GAILDEN s is appointed to convoy her to a certain latitude. Lord Asteuus BEALICLenc reconnoitred the ene my's squadron in the Texel on the evening of the Bth inst. then consisting of nine sail of the line, four frigates, five brigs, and some smaller vessels.— They (says a letter from one of the blockading ships) appear as quiet as ever, and discover not the le tat intention of putting td sea. Five or six sail get under weigh almost every day to exercise. They mange their ships very badly ; and, when they anchor, take but one sail in at a time; which tends to confirm the information we obtained from a ves►el which came out of the Texel, that they are very badly manned ; and that almost all the troops have been drawn from the Texel, haidly leaving a suffi cient number to guard the coast." The BARDLRUIL, 98, Sir EDWARD BERRY, is taken out of dock at Portsmouth ; and the WALDESIAAIt, to be fitted for a receiving...ship, is taken in. The MILAN is to be docked for commission. The Colonel immediately rose, and, in his military capacity, addressed the Meeting in an eloquent and I most impressive speech, amidst great applauses. ''' Our best Thanks to Major Pilkinron and the Belton Light Horse Volunteers, for their spirited and humane conduct ou a late vccasion."—Thrce times three. 1 'The Major returned thanks.in a neat and app r o. 1 propriate speech, which was receive.' with great ap -1 plause. ~ Major Watkins, and Thanks to him for his services on all occasions to support the Peace and Interest of the Town and Neighboui hood, on all occasions."— l'hree times three. Upon this toast being drank, Major Wark.itts, after expressing the high sense which he entertained, of the honour conferred upon hini, spoke with much pohit and judgment in support of the Magistrates. " The Vicar of Bolton, equally an ornament to the Chards and to the Town," Mr. BROCKLKBANIC immediately rose, and spoke at considerable length. It would not be easy to do justice to his speech, which made a deep impression upon the Meeting, in the midst of reiterated applauses. " Our absent Friend, Major Bull, a, and Thanks to him anti to his troop, fur their very valuable servic..s." " '1 he Matgals of Wellington and his gallant Army."—Throg times three. " Perpetuity and Prosperity to the House of Hukon." This toast was di-attic with enthusiastic applause. As soon as the applause, of the company had sub. sided, Mr. HULTON rose, and addressed them in a most eloquent and patriotic speech, in the course of which he observed, that no one could be more de. sirous than he was of promoting the local interests of the neighbourhood, or could feel more strongly at tached to the King and the Constitution of the coon try, and he hoped his family:would ever maintain the same principles. On resuming his seat, he proposed the health of On Thur.:day the King-Fisher cartel returned to Portsmouth, from Morlaix, bringing over Mrs. HILL, who has been nine years a detenue in France. She left Verdun a month since. The prisoners were very healthy. The CRANE, Captain STUART, accompanies the . Nahclssys and West India cisivoy to th►e Leeward Islands. The Nattossys also takes convoy to South America and the South Seas. Admiral TYLER is expected in a few days to hoist his, flag at Portsmouth, on board the SEMIRAMIS, Captain RICHARDSON, for the Cape. The IPHIOENIA, Captain CURTrS t has received at Portsmouth, £lOO,OOO on board (in gold bars) for the payment of the army in Spain.—She will sail this day, for Lisbon. The SPARTAN frigate, according to a private letter from Pictou, of August 21, bad taken nine Ame rican privateers. The British Admiral at Halifax, having nothing left in port but a small tender, put the crew of his barge and three midshipmen on board, with one guns they went in search of a pri ♦eterr of eight carriage guns and 36 men, which they captured. Ppitihreeve, with Thanks to him for his unwearied Illifyices to 1 own and Neighbourhood during the lite tn. Sappy cllsturhohees."—Three tams three. The BOROUGHRMVE, in a very handsome manner, addressed the Meeting. He felt the deepest sense of }tad for the flattering mapper in which his h ea l t h lad been drank, and that his services were always at the command of the town and neighbourhood, when ever they nught be deemed useful. " The 'font and Ti ale% f Bolton." a The Deputy lieutenants of the County, wits ow best Theists to thefts (or their great atteutien to its interests " Major. PILKINGTON, if' the name of the Deputy Lieutenants, retuied thanks in a very handsome Manner. ' May British Soldier. find fug employment for French agle Makers.' A number of small toasters are, from time to time, taken into Heligoland, the value of which did not exceed £5O or £6O, while the condemnation cost £4.0. Mr. THOM.LS SMITH, 'boatswain of the VALIANT, has been tried by a Court Martial, for leaving that ship, in the Downs, without leave, and sentenced to be dismissed his Majesty's service. The new Comet, which was discovered at Mar seilles, by M. PONS, and afterwards at Paris by M. BOUVARD, did, according to the calculations of these astronomers, pass it.; perihelion on the 15th of Sep tember, when its distance from the sun, tsking that cf the earth at unity, was 0,77835. Its inclination to the ecliptic is 74 degrees 20 minutes. In a very clear night, and in the absence of the moon, it is just visible to the naked eye. *. Tito Supporters of the British Constitution in Church and Shre." •• Edward Wilbraham Bootle, E.g. M. P. with bast Thanks to him for the manly and meritorioue manner in wircb be so justly defended the Magistiates of this District, in the House of Commons, against aspersions eguaUy false and ilhberal."—Tkreo tunes three. “ The Bmperpr of Russia, and success to his Arms." *, The Metebtlrs far the County, and better latahla to C•lced Stanley." 6. May Wisdatit; Baergy, and true Pwritrism, continue to flumes and darect the turaiures of Government, &c. Tuesdai se'onight the Lottery began and fi nished Drawing at Coopers' Ban, in Basinghall-street, ashen the fa/Joy/big Capital Prizes were bold in 14 . *: At an, at BLII-I's tsuly tot - Lunacy CC:es, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cross: 3,651 B - Xi 6,000 I 974 B - £4,000 3,840 B - 3,(0 0 600 _ - - - 560 _ _ . 2,736 A - .• 800 t, Ted 3,002 - . 900 3,689 • £,JOB - 300 411 - 4,863 'A - 200 4,863 B - 2,769 - - - 200 &c. kc. The Holders of the SII AR tS may receive their money on de mand, at either of the CosicracloesOfices as above, or EXCHANOt them for Tickets or Shares in the NEW LO ri - F,RY, to be Prawn the 80ills of Nrxt Month, the Selsente of which Gentains Two Prises of £26,000 (instead of X 16,000), more Piisit, and the Lowest Palm of the last may be 7.2loBAptagis 'far Tick e t, ad Awls iitl 114 Nat's as under 7 " * • • Sixteenth gs. 6d. 1 Witter - 7F Od. Elshtla 4 ••••• Y. 6d.1 Half • 10.. Od• • bt. , o • 200 • 200 —,.............,-..-.....-. MuFQRO, SZPT. 16.—The man who murdered the boy belonging tq the Ferry of Bulu ell, (mooti ooo d i n this P4pci on Saturday) Was taken on Tuesday wor t fling by a party of artillerymen at Templeton, oaths road to 'rettby. MURIAR.—A villain in the service of Mt. Mad- . docks, at Tore Maddoc, lately robbed the house cr . * poor farmer in which he lodged, and nandercd the 4/..ughter of his host. To aaJ VI the traigical C4Ctlr. , rence, the uncle-el the murdered girl, when suirch:ug after the villain, accitienealli Ertl from a Prfmitioos and was idled. The murderer is itt custody, • ~