Star. — London, England, 1803-11-07 00:00:00

Di cc ly Is London. On his jacrney he fonnl that the French troops on the Rhine, and in molt parts of the interior had been ordered to march to the coal, and nothing wxs f i wiken of but the projected expedition againit this country. In many of the camps the Mdiers are in great want of the neceffary accommodations; and, in that of St. Omer's, in particular, numbers of the confcripts, and raw troops, have lately perithed. Defertions are very frequent, and much diffatisfac tion prevails among fume of the corps. One of the regiments, which accompanied BoNAPARTII to Egypt, and which is deftined to embark in the expedition, knanifecli the greateft reluctance on the occafion, and on the whole, BONAPARTE appears to have loft much of his popnlarity,even among the troops. The number of Englith captives at Valenciennes is 300, of whom kya are men. and the remainder, women and chit. dren. 7111 of late, they were permitted to go a cer• kain atimber of miles from the town, on giving fe. turity for their pundnal return ; but a few days pre vious to the departure of Mr. S—u, General Douala*, the Commandant of the garrifon, had 'Med orders, that no Englilh perfon, of any defcrip• tion,lhould be permitted to walk beyond the ramparts of the place. They were however treated with all needier, civility by the inhabitants ; but the French Government had made no provifiun whatever for ' the maintenanceof the lower order of captives, who Were in confequence entirely dependent upon the bounty of their opulent countrymen, among whom Were Lori Baitaiworom, the Marquis of TWRIDALR, Sir Tnom AS WALLACS, and Col. Assectoossia, fon tf the late diclinguithed General of that name. The Kinn will have a isevee at St. James's, on Wednefday next. ' Saturday morning . his Marstvrr, with the nfual attendants, took an airing on horfeback in the Great Park. About three o'clock their Royal Highneffes the Duke and Duchefs of Yoax arrived at Windfor from Oatlands. Yefterday their Mammies and the Princeffes Au. COSTA, ELIZABETH, and SOPHIA ' with their attell• &ins, attended Divine Service at St. George's Cha pels Windfor ; the Sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. Lsmorotto, from the sd Chapter of St. Peter and the tBth verfe. About one o'clock, the Duke and Duchefs of You left Windfor for Oatlands. , The Earl of Mores, appointed Commander in Oder of the Forces in Scotland, arrived on Tuefday forenoon at Dumbreck's hotel, St. Andrew's-fquare, Edinburgh. Sir James GIIIIIIT'S elegant honk in • gi l t : en-area is preparing for his Lordfltip'srefidence. kiRNRY SwaNN of Ether, Surrey, Eli e is chofen Member for the Borough of Yarmouth, in the Me of • Wight, in the room of CH•RLIS MAICDOMNILL, Efq. I deceafed. • One of the. French prifoners, under an &ore of ; different Regiments, on their route for Norman • Crofs, having been fhot dead by Lieutenant STORY, 7. an Officer of the detachment, when attempting to make his efcape on the night of Sunday the 3ot h ult. • from the place they were con fi ned in at Wtboun Abbey, the Coroner's Inqueft fat on the body there • bn Thurfday lak, when, after an affeiting addrcfs •.• from Colonel Ras, who commanded the Divifion, . and an admirable charge from the Coroner, the Jury returned a verdift of a Yeijoaldo Homicide. ", Wednefday morning a duel was fought on Spring Plank, near Hull, between Captain G- and Lieutenant H , both of the Durham Regiment of Militia. They met a little after fix o'clock, and were attended by two other Gentlemen of that tegi tnent as feconds. After the parties had exchanged two (hots each without effect, the recoil& interfered, • and the matter was amicably fettled. Difpatches have been fent to Plymouth, to be for ivarded with all poffible expedition to Lord Nst.soa, t in the Mediterranean. They are to be fent out by the Hussea, of 38 guns, Captain Wl:Allison. Go sfernment has received undoubted intelligence of the defign of BONAPARTI to attempt the landing of a • confiderable force in Egypt, and the prefent fituition of that unfortunate country has evidently had great weight in aatratiiv , him to the enterprise. He fears very much t he influence of the Matinelnkes, . which, by the arrival of Et.tl BEY in this country, • he confiders fubfervient to the views of our Cabinet ; , and the armament at Toulon will be probably ridged • in an attempt as fatal to the maritime power of . Prance, as that which was deflroyed at Aboukir. The' . Hus sae will, it is laid, be followed by four Chips of the line and Come frigates, to reinforce our fleet in that quarter. When Sit E. Pettsar's divifinn was off Comma, Tome Canoes deferted hewn one of the flips, and went to Ferrol by land. Sir EDWARD, refolving, if pd. Able to regain thefe men, fent a party with a guide after them, under the command of the Lieutenant of the Lugger. This party let nit fo many boars fubfe quent to the deferters leaving Corium, that they en tertained no hopes of overtaking them on the road I they, however, made Each exertion, that they reached Ferrol in 28 hours, jail in time to have the mord& cation of teeing the defences depart in a boat, which put them on bdard a French thip of war which was then lying in the harbour. The Lieutenant of the party im mediately waited on the Governor of Ferrol to-de mand the deferters; the Governor but coolly received him, and harfhly refufed to give them up, or to inter t ere in the burotefs with the French Captain who re ceived them. The Lieutenant retired, not a little chat. grined at his cold reception, and at the partiality which the Gayer nor on thisoccafionbad (hewn towards the French. The Lieutenant afterwardsconverfed with many of the inhabitants of the town, who all, in the molt pointed lankuage, exprelled their diflike and re fintment to the French. They Paid they were alto milled at mr unaccountable retreat from that place, ;it the intiant when the Governor of the town had the keys of the gates in his hand, ready to deliver up to the it ith Commander ! The gallant Lieutenant felt not a little humhied and mortified at filch language lions the Span:lh vaffals of the imper'ons Cotfican Ditiator ; but the Lieutenant's fate relayed him to be Bill more humiliated. He went to a thegrieal performance in the evening ht his uniform, There the audience intuited him, and lititsacd his aut of the hook as a fpyt NAUTICAL iNiELLICIRCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. E. AIM DM All. Dib 4 I inamburga Waterford 3 PLYmouYn, Nor. s.—Came in the Edward, of Bridlington, Captain J. WARD, from St. Peterfbnrgh, laden with hemp; for the dock yard.—Sailed on a eruize, the HUSSAR, of 38 guns, Captain NV'Lam son, and the AIGLE, of 38 guns, Captain WOOD. PORTSMOUTH ' Nov. 6.—Sailed the EXPERIMENT man of war, to the weftward. The SHANNON, Capt. GOWER, has detained and fent into this port, the fchooner Noftra Senora Daivada, with bale goods, from Havre bound to Li(bon; and the PHEASANT, Captain CALew, the (hip Bomfin, from Amfterdam, laden with eheefe. The COURAGIBUX, of 74 guns, Capt. HARDY, was paid off this morning at Spithead, and her men turned over to different Ihips.—Sailed the SHANNON, of 33 guns, Capt. Gowza. on a cruize. His Majef• ty's (hip PANDODR, Capt. Nam, and two tranfports, are ordered to take on board the loth regiment, which is about 800 ftrong, and will embark for the Weft Indies on Monday and Tuefday. HARWICH, Nov. 6.—Yeftcrday Mr. ARBUTHNOTT, late his Majrsrv's Envoy Extraordinary at Stock holm, landed here with his family and fuite, from the AUCKLaND packet, Capt. BRIDOS. The AUCKLAND left Gottenburgh on Monday laft, and on the follow. ing day paffed in the Schlieve, the homeward bound Baltic fleet, confifting of 73 fail, under convoy of the DiLiciatics armed (hip. Arrived from Embden, the Drie Gebroders, J. S. DOVER, mailer, with recruits for his MAJEsry's fervice.—Sailed on a cruize the Mow err gun brig.— Remain the Caaaoss, Csasiaa, and Aocasssos gun veffels.—Wind 8. E. Dam, Nov. 6.—Arrived l'lmstoawars frigate, and the Kitic GROROR cutter, from a cruize, and remain.—Wind S. Sraostxtss, OCT. 24.—The brig Liddell, of Ma ryport, loaded with iron, hemp, and deals, was forced afhore near the bay of Stain, wcR fide of the Ifland of Pomona, during a heavy gale on the night of the 16th inftant. All the crew drowned : part of the iron and deals, and fome hemp in a damaged nate, have been fared.—The fhip Gypfy, of Hull, loaded with pork, flour, turpentine, mahogany, ace. from New York, was forced afhore on the Ifland of Grom fay, in the entrance of Hoymoutb, about four o'clock yeflerday morning, and the fea running high, fhe went inflantly to pieces ; a great deal of the cargo is now floating round the Iflands in every direetion.— All the crew, except the Captain, Paved their lives by taking to the boat : he could not be prevailed on to leave the 'rail, and of courfe perifhed. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. GILAYMNID ' Nov E.—Pared by, the Throe Friends, Holmes Labbe, • and &viands, Grooves. from Stockholm; Rothia free Barcelona; Ceres, Cobb, from Skill ; Young Arty, Hales Sarah Masporetta, —P-; Spinning Wheel, Banker ; and Twe ()abraders, Poise, from Esebden ; Freedom, White, from Mau; Ills, Cam ; Jorge Jacob. —; and Wow Anna Catbasinao--. from the Earl Macungie°, Feign. foe, for the Eat Indies • Thalia, JAM ; Fortune, Wands; and Haley, Young. for Lub ec; Floes, Grant, for Jamaica ; Cleans tria, lUsrroek; Fidelity, Thongfon ; Echo, ; sod Vrow Camelia, —, for Stettin; Indultry, Robertfon, far Dublin; Utlion, Metcalfe; Parfait, Hill; Nordin:re, Went; Schufull, —; and jeep Roelof, —, for Embden. ARRIVED. Of Grimilty, Samuel and Jane, Blackbuns, from Quebec. At Liverpool, Frederick Goßeif, —••••••, from Dancsie. At Hull, Ranger, Mitebell, from New York. At Leitb, Providencia, Mol ter, from Oporto; Ajax, Mawreace; Hopewell, Milton; Cumberland, Sittig= ; and Rambler, Semitic, from Jamaica. At Dantzic, Newton, Kemp; and Freede, Eggert, from Livapool., DRITRIBUTION OF PRIZE, MONEY. The Swan, for the capture of the Schooner Peggy, will be paid at Liverpool, on and after Toddy, the Ittlt of November. The following Eng Hilt (hips were lying in the river Tagus when the lall accounts left Liibon : I Cumberland, Elaummoisa. Mary, Jowls. Cants. 0 AAAAA ca. I Tbetie,P.aaaaa. _ DIAMOND. lisaciaod Mom Brawn-. BAST. Good bressie. thtwooo. Ro Charlotte, WILLIAMS. Cerra. 1111IITLIIT. Brothers. Doris. lab(ils. idoorioct. _ _ Riga Prim, &ritziest's. Dlfootcli, HAYFORD. Aroma", DK ICSOIg. Aliessader, litarrnmea Ceres, It . Spaisistion. Jamison. Pawns. WILLY Dila; Hives. Sews, Cotuns. Teak Casimir.. Mastro. Otirmrn. Lord Homo. PARISI& Elise, Janes. gain PLWIIITIUM Mary 'twos. A Dutch 'dasher. of eine gires end k weed It loft on doe weft of Norway ; I g of die seek wed the eaglets, were anfortanatdy drowned The Pebereau. Rodrigues. for Landes, sod ties ihmegiee • bawd to Newhaven. wrbicia felled from Oporto under mayor of l'Alpie Mete, are ex yet accounted for. The Meet prtratetr of Raerdesite. Carlin NW% has raptured and brought but. per the lglr *ad the Lord Sleatil. to her rZGem Tried/ d to London, led. with Goo hoilbesds . e so Mier& dews% sad lewd pips of Madeira *lea The convoy which was appointed to fail from Pciamouth on the 6th infant, is put of =till the 15th infant. The 0111.1411:1 frigate. which failed fmm Port!: mouth on the 15th of Anglin with a convoy for Quebec and Halifax. arrived in the river Bt. Lau rence on the ad of October t and was appointed to fail from Quebec with a convoy, bound to England, on the 26th of October. The Admiralty Board have &reeled a floating light I to be placed at the eaa end of the Galloper Shoal in the Downs, for the benefit of whim navigating that feat the vete!, which is now in preparation, is to ' carry two Unclothe hung apart on feparate malls on the fame horizontal plane. The bitionaeir a, of az guns, is fitting at Ply. month, for the porpofe of being Rationed ucar the harbour of Brillol as a floating battery. A convoy was appointed to fail from Newfound land to England on the 25th of Oftober. Letters received from Newfoundland flats, that Admiral G•v sir and Its fqoadron are well, a nd that they expect t.) amyl E DA : aa d wade of the prefent mouth. TIItATRE COPENT GARDEN. . . *On Saturday the Tragedy of the Fair, Peaked was performed at this Theatre, in which Mrs. &MONS delivered the tent of the Author with her ufual Iltength and difcrimination. but the no longer looks the character of the "fond believing love.fick maid" Calga, htr whole deportment being too matronly Cara, KESIBLE'S Lttliario was a confiderably improved delineation of the part; his elder brother's Horatio was dignified and impreilive ; and - COOKE gave iinufual interell to Saiato : the principal attrac tion of the evening, however, we believe to have been a new Farce, intitled Railing the Wind, in which LEWIS was announced as the reprcfentative of the chief charaCter. DRAMATIS PiRSONM. Didier - - Mr. I.Ewts, Plainway Mr. BLANCHARD, Fainwou'd - - Mr. SIMMONI, Waiter (a Yorkflaireman) - Mr. I.: ;a tar, MIL Durable (an Old Maid) Mrs. DAVENPORT, Peggy (Plainway's Daughter) Mrs. &yr It LEY. The following is a brief (ketch of the plot— Didler, by extravagance, has reduced himfelf to the want of money and clothes—is at an inn in a country town when the piece commences. When he has out-lived his credit, Fainwou'd, a Pimple Cockney, arrives, from whom he fponges a breakfalt, and thr loan of 3s. 4d. to pay for pretended letters. He then addreffes a romantic letter to an old maid, who he is told has a great fortune—whom he addreffes " The beautiful Maid at the Foot of the Hill." This he gets Sam, a Yorkfhire waiter, to give Mifs Durable. He then gets into the houfe, and difeovers her niece Peggy to be the young lady whofe affections he had formerly engaged at Bath, when in better circitm ftances. The clofe of the piece brings him intelli gence that an uncle, who had been offended at his diflipation, had died, and left him to,ocol. upon which the Old Maid is forfaken, and he is united to Peggy. We underftand this piece is the produltion of a Mr. KONNY, a very young man; and being as a farce, not amenable to the rigid laws of criticirm, we fhall not hefitate to pronounce it an extremely favour. able fpecimen of his abilities in this line of writing. The leading charafler is by no means out of nature, though a little highly coloured, and is a fair obje& of ridicule.—The &lawns and incidents of the farce, alfo, follow in very natural order, and are irrefiftibly laughable.—The Author, however, is particularly indebted to Mr. Lawn for his inimitable perform. ante; be adually played with all the vivacity of a rung man of four and twenty_ T ears of age!— EMERY, BLAIKNAMID, SIMMONS, Mrs. DAYSNPORT, and Mrs. Blveassv, alfo gave the piece every ne cellary fupport.—lt was preceded by a decent pun. ning Prologue, delivered by CLAILIMONT.—The ap plaufe on its being given out for repetition was uni verfal.—The houfe was extremely crowded. Yellerday died at Ilford, Effex Mrs. Las, wife of GIORGI LEs, Efq. Banker, Lombard-ftreet. The Duke of Cum 'ILIM'S Sharp Shooters fired at a target yefterday at Chalk Farm : at the diftance of 2to yards they completely deftroyed one target and feverely peppered another. The Loyal Britiffi Artificers went out yefterday to Copenhagen houfe, to have a grand field-day ; but the weather turning out unfavourable, they only went through the ufeal manoeuvres, without firing. Saturday the Loyal andfworth Volunteers marched to Wimbledon Common, where they prac tiled firing with ball cartridge. The piCture of Bo- WA PARTR was placed in the centre of the target, and repeatedly (hot through, at the dillance of zoo yards. Circular notices have been iffued from the different Public Offices, defiring that all bookkeepers, not be longing to any Volunteer Corps, Sall enrol their names as Special Conftables, to come forward and ad, when required by the Magiftrates, in cafe of an attempt by the enemy to invade any part of the United Kingdom. A numerous party of the River Fencibles proceeded on Saturday in their barges from London to Black , wall, and back again, under the command of Com modore Lucas , to al t certain the facility with which troops could be conveyed by water. The Loan Mayo' accompanied them, and was highly pleafed with the aitivity, difcipline, and appearance of this ufeful body of men. We arc 'happy to inform the friends of Mr. Davy, that there are now the very belt hopes of his recovery. Surgeons Sir Wm. BLIZARD and Mr. Lassa drefed his wound Taft night, which, at a late hour, had a tery favourable appearance. The patient is free from fever, and in as good fpirits as can be expetted. His MAPISTT - has iffued warrants under his fig; manual, to the feveral Lords Lieutenants of his coun ties on the coaft, commanding them, as there is the altual appearance of invafion, to give the neceffary orders through the Deputy Lieutenants, and other Officers, to Ziretff, in purfuance of the late ftatute, that, on the approach of the enemy, all horfes likely to fall into their hands be either killed or hamftrung; the axletrees of all waggons, wains, and carts, to be cut afunder, and all cattle and corn to be deftroyed; giving the fulleft lirlifiDee to the proprietors thereof ibat they will receive ample compenfation for the fame. Early on Friday morning the Volunteer Corps be longing to GolLaott affembled for the purpole of having a Grand Field Day and Sham Fight. They met on Pertfdown Hill. A number of flat bottomed boats were prepared, and thole who were to compote the French patty, went on board the boats, in great force, and were rowed by a number of Sea Fencibles. Every boat had a Pnivel on board. They proceeded np the harbour with great fwiftnefs by the tide.— They were fuppofed not to be obferved by the inha bitants of Gofport till they were oppofite the town, when, at the appointed time, the drums beat to arms. The hot(' and Foot Volunteers, who were to form the Englills party, in the courfc of a very fbort time, appeared on the coal*, ready to give the invaders a warm reception. The Volunteer Cavalry, amounting to about too, rnfhed into Porcheller, where the French party had made good their landing. On the arrival of the cavalry, the (wive!' from the gun boats began to play upon them in fuch a defperate manner, that their oppofition to the fuppofed French availed but little, and, in a 010 ft time, the Foot Volunteers arrived, when a regular (ham fight enfued, which Lilted a confideraWe time, and ended in a number of the French being tabus prifonen, and the rctt driven W skit boar. CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, NOV-7. . . The free demand for Whczt of good quality, and having alfo a (mall fupply, has caufed an advance 44t full one Wiling per quarter from this day week— Barley has rifen in value, on account of the very little here. Malt is better. Oats have declio:•d for the izferior qualities, but the belt are unaltere../. Beans and Grey Peas are &arc: —We expect when the fup ply of Barley comes more free, there will be much difficulty to obtain our prefent prices. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER: So. per qr. Ha Peas. 36% 33>. Fine old ditto, 61;.63;. . lAn•tra, 4. 5 .54 1 . • Fine Dantzic ditto, 543. 6 IS. CArrllYar Sad, 521.565. per cwt. Rye, 313. 345. New oos. Coriander, 143. 16s. Barley,2ss 271. New 291. Cat I ant. ( na. 64e• Malt, 5. ) 3.3611. nine ditto, 383. White Multard Seed, 10$. 1211. Oats, 131. 303 : 331. Brown ditto, 16. ilis. Bean,Nk.W . 36s:&t. Old 41 c. 431. Rape Smf. 4 tl. fi:i do. 335. 6d. Old 351.375. Winter Tare.s,os od. per boatel Flour, pc: lack, sss. American Fiour, 365. per barrel FROM Tile LONDON CAZETTr. SATURIIA7. NOV. 5. Average l'rice of Corn in EngLnd and Wale!, from the zi.turus ending the 29th of Ottober, Wheat. Rye. Barley. o:.ts. Beans. ?cafe. 5. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s d. s. d. 54 2 39 2 24 12 23 4 37 0 el Ir The avenge Price o: Sugar, ustoputed from the Returns made lathe week ending November 1, 421. d per hundred weight. At Wm-mintier market, on Saturday lahl, the prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, 21. tos. to al. t6s. per quartet ; Barley, 11. ss. to 11. 7s. ; ° AU, 4s. to 11. 6s. ; Beans, 21. 4.5. to 21. Gs. DUBLIN, OCTOBER 3t. Saturday the Commiffion of Oyer and Terminer was opened by the Lord Mayor and the Right Hon. Lord Virceunt AvoNmoitz, Chief Baron of his Ma jelly's Court of Exchequer, and the Right Hon. GEORGE DALT, Third Baron of the faid Court. The Grand Juries for the County and City of Dub lin being fworn, Lord Avosimoat, in his charge to both Juries, ad. drefred them in a fpeech replete with the molt elo- I quent language; taking a retrofpedive view of the late melancholy tranfadions in this country, he gave way to thofe feelings which it would be impof. fible for human nature to fupprefs, recommended the utmolt vigilance in counterading any future fchemes of the difaffeCted, particularly in the event of the landing of the enemy on thefe coatis. R_stigle . y and Stein!, who were arraigned for High Treafon at Lord Nottioity's boufe on the 32ti inft. were brought into Court, and their trials, which flood for Monday, poftponed, to hear the arguments of Mr. M'NALLY, in order to fupport an objedion, of which he gave notice, as to fome informalities in the need: fary papers which had been delivered to them. This day *Vey was brought up and a point of law argued in objedion to the manner in which be had been alligned counfel, &c. The °Nation was over ruled by the Court, but the Avroastv GINIZAL, with that moderation which has dillinguifhed his con do& throughout all the trials, and julfly entitled him to the molt marked and honourable expreflions of public refped, confented notwithftanding to indulge the prifimer in his defire of not being tried until Fri day next ; of courfe neither Quigley nor Stafford will be tried before then. Thirty-fir perfons were yeßerday lodged in the gaol of Naas, in the County Kildare, and fix men were committed this day to Kilmainhain prifon.— They are all charged with being concerned in the re cent infurreftion. Mr. game: Tandy, a wine merchant of this city, and fon of the celebrated !gamer Tardy, has been taken up, and underwent a long examination t o d a y by Mr. Wicithar. I do not know the fpecific charge againfi him, but after examination he was remanded in cultody of a roeffenger. A noted offender of the name of Lam acenfed with treafonable praaices, underwent examination yeiterday at the Cagle. Saturday night laft, Captain Wit.sos, chief peace officer, apprehended a man of the name of M urray , in HaLlkerchiefalley, in this city, who is charged with having been a leader Of infurgents on t h e night of the sad of July lalt.—He is by trade a weaver. Sunday morning embarked at the Grand Canal harbour, for Tnllamort, the Bth battalion of the Re. km troops, under the command of Lieutenant Colonel laTINO. ',ovum& 3. His Excellency held a Privy Council at the Gee, on Tudday, and ma:drafted a variety of bu fi nds. Chief Janice DOWN'S was (worn of his Maim?. Privy Council, and took his place accordingly. A proclamation was at the fame time ordered to be iffued, direlaing a aria quarantine to be obferved on veffels coming from the State of New York. General Duras has divided the Yeoman Infantry of this city into four Brigades—aft and ad South Brigades, and ift and ad North Brigades. The Cavalry form one Brigade.—There is karee a morn. in g elapfes that the General has not one brigade or other in the Green exercifing. Yefterday evening, W,Lsaw Novilion, of Enniik Men, who is charged with having been a leader of Rebels, and for whole apprehenfion a reward of sod. was offered, was brought up to the Cattle, under a bong eftort of yeomanry, and after having undergone as- 1 amination, was placed in fafe coo6nement. A perfon of tome property was yefterday brought up from the neighbourhood of Balliniore Euftace, and committed to Kilmainhans gaol • as was alto a palm lent up by Captain Ga al FITN, Of the Millicent Le t to ' . uigley, whole trial was fixed for to-morrow, wan 1 nefday examined at great length before the • Privy Council at the Cattle. On Monday. a quantity of arms were flied in a houfe in Claskhall•row, ucar Nichulas dreet. by Ma jor Stmt. at ended by 4 military guard. A cart was fully balsa with markets, Scc. U Tuefday as Mrs. Collet, au elderly lady of Bath, was crolling Paragon Buildings, an over.drore oz toiled, trampled on, and gored her in fo (hocking a manner, as to occalion her immediate death. Cavyrom. —Saturday evening the grating. and part of the brick work of a common fewer, in C.lase mark:r, being removed for the purpofe of repair, a boric. which was fattened to the fide of a gig. Jr= by a fervant, fell in. and was recovered w i t h (faculty, and not r:.bote. coLfidcrabln injug.