Star. — London, England, 1803-12-29 00:00:00

Wit' kNTE LL [GE NCE. MAILS THIS DA' All. DUI. .Wind South. ♦sOTNtt LITTIII ZAMA DATZ. NI, nd b 7 Alt. tllt. buns o z Humburgh o 3 Waterford q . Gottenburgh o o Panzatzer, Dee. 26.—Yefterday we experienced here ftteh a tremendous gale, that the oldeft man in this town fcarcely remembers any thing of the kind. In the forepoon the wind was about fouth and mouth welt ; in the afternoon it backened to the weßward, and weft north well, the few running very high ; but though his Majefty's (hip PLANTAGENET and the NIMROD (loop of war, rode very heavy, I am happy to Rate that they follained no fort of damage. To day it is more moderate, and the wind is about S. W. Toasay, Dm a6.—We yefterday experienced a very heavy gale of wind: the MERMAID frigate lying in Torbay, parted her cables, but was Coon brought up by another. Arrived laff night his Majefty'sfhip Avatawra, Captain MANSFIELD, being obliged to heave all her guns overboard yefterday during the gale. PLYMOOTH. Dec. 27.—This morning arrived in tie Sottna the brig Venus, of Poole, Captain LTi+s• RIDGE, from Newfoundland for Poole, laden with . Alb. &ins, and oil: fhe loft her mainmaft clofe to the deck, on Sunday laft, in a gale of wind off the Lizard, and has been as far eaftward as Dartmouth, bat was obliged to bear up fortbis harbour : jt blew a heavy gale when fhe came in, and the was very mar getting afhore under Witlay Ledge; a trawling toopwent to her afliflance, and towed her into Ply mouth Pool, for which the crew are tohave fixty guineas for their trouble. Thi Ireverueux, of 8o guns, which came in yef terday, was at one time during the gale on Sunday laft with her quarter-deck guns in the water, and had •feveral of her upper deck ports driven in by the break of one lea: fhe was fu much on her beam ends, that it was feared fhe never would right. The ROYAL afiffiaiTC/f, of tto guns, aiio experienced great dif veil, and was accompanied to this port by the Dolls frigate.—The FOUDROYANT, of So guns, was the tnofl to leeward of any of the fleet, and great fears were entertained (or her tardy ; but I had the plea fare to announce her arrival yeflerday, juft as poll %gas about to leave this place.—The NT:I.LE ns PART:, of rto guns, Admiral CORNWALLIS, was ken off the Liaard yellerday, beating down to her old Elation. Great praife is due to Mr. HOOPER, one of the tide-furveyors of this port, and his boat's crew, for their asert;ons in faving the Ruffian velfel s Kindero itioder, shith arrived here yellcrday : the timely afilhancv they afforded the crew, got her from the socks at the WA Roe, after which they condueed ber into Catwater, and it is hoped they will be hand- Comely rewarded by the detainers of the veffel and cargo, which they certainly laved—without their es• ertions the vete' mull have been on (bore, if not loft. The gale of wind has again increafed with great fury to a hurricane at dead South, accompanied with a heavy hollow fea. Fos tunately no damage has yet been done to the Chipping, as they were all prepared againft it fince the gale of Sunday laft. Some of the hogfheads of fugar of les Amis, wrecked on Sunday, have been faved.—Came in this morning a Ruffian (hip alfo feveral (hips from the Channel Fleet, which they left all well left Saturday on their nation. _ _ The men of war which arrived here received Come damages in the late gales, but not of fuch magni tude as was firft mentioned, though the Officers all agree tkat the violence of the late norm was, while it lafted, dreadful. The kips arrived are the Sr. Jo ur, t ro, nightly damaged in her top gallant-malt ; Itararusur, 84, (hipped feveral heavy teas abaft, and fprung her mizen-waft a little. Royal. So teazles, tto, (prong her fore top-matt; FOU DROYANT, 84. loft her fore top-fail-yard and top gallant-maft, with Tome flight damage in her up. per works; Dolts, 36, all well. They all came en in Cawfand Bay, where, when the weather mo. derates, the above damages will be loon repaired, and they will be all ready to join the fleet again.— The Doan made a fignal for affillance to the tele graph on her arrival IA evening, which was anfwer. ed, and feveral lighters Gobs the Dock Yard were immediaeely fent into Cawfaact Bay, loaded with (pan, (pare anchors, cables. cordage, and guns of all forts, for the ufe of the men of war, whirl arrived in Cawfand Bay early this morning. Remain in Cawfand Bay FOUDROYAIIT, SAN PUT, ROYAL SOVERILIGN. COLOSSUS, IMPSTUSUA. Damson, C0114111R014 MiIIOTAUR. MARS, Mr ruin, and Doan. Four P. M.—The gale of wind (till increafes; the Sty very lowering and black, in the Offing to the Southward. PORTEMOUTot, DEC. 28.—Arrived the BILITANNIa gutter, from Guernfey. . _ Dem., DEc. EA.—Remain in the Downs. his Ma. flips as per lea, with the outward bound.— Wind W. N. W. FROM LLOYD'• LIST. Ca AIM, awn, Dim. a —Paired by, the q2eeit, Dymond ; Union, Train"; Speculation. Butler; Albion, Gammon; and Qom°, HAM, from Liam ; Ceres, --, hum Bourdeaux ; Penelope, liodge,ltorn Newfoundland ; Rover, Orpin. front Ccirk ; Mbion. Lore, from Limerick ; Albino, Janina ; and Mary, Dana, from Peterfbursk.—Sailed the Generous Platter, Batten for Jannis' ; Geelaft, Wyliter ; Twe Oebroden, Schowidt ; and Wow Hal dries, Sanaa., for Latbdes. HULL, Die. 16.—The Swath brig, Mary Mar,•- daiena, ERIC JACCIi NORDBACK, from Gefle to Mar• It illes, loaded with iron, deals, and tar, was dtiven on thore on Sunday fe'nnight, about half a mile to the Southward of Flamborough Head. The crew were all providentially fared.—The 114 is a total wreck ; but the cargo will be fared, if the weather continues moderate. On Monday, loth December, a fnnw.rigged veffel loaded with timber and peas, fiippoled from the Bal tic, came on thore in Rut - wick Bay, eight miles to the northward of Whitby, without any perfon on board. There is every reafon to believe the had been deferted by the crew, the boat having been evidently cut away, and no papers left that could indicate either the port the failed from or whither bound.— Taere were two letters found on board, written in the German language, which were opened, .and a me• morandum, intimating the fituation of the veffd, in ferted at the bottom. After which they were for• warded according to the direftion. • By her name upon the Run, the appears to be calr?d the Robert, of London. A boar marked W. W. Ronsow, 'n her Rom, and S. on each tide of the Item, lately came on (bore at Robin Hood's Bay, with toe tigging of a large brig or (now. The Surplice, of London, from Lubeck, is loft near Flamborough Head. A (loop from Lynn for Selby, coal loaded, is Paid to have been loft on Sanaale. lack Monday night. The Magnanimity, Bitucs, from Lynn to Cork, with barley, put in bete on Tuefday, with lots of mainmatt, anchor. cable, Sec. The Advice, AlWon, from Memel, for London, pot into Scarborough on Monday hill, in confeirtence. of the late gales, and dill remain. A foreign fchuyt for Leith, has likewife pat in tiiithtr, on her pafTage from Rotterdam, from whence the has been a month, and had, previous to her arrival there, taken thelter at Blakeney, in Norfolk. ARRIVED. In the Creek, Hcdwig Magdalena, —...., from Valencia. At Lbrerpol, Rath and Mary. Ruffell.from 'Yemeni ; and Ebenezer, Poole. from Liftion. At Leith, Commerce, Halliday; Sprightly, Hill; Courier. Ca/lius ; Betfey, Stepbenf ; Enterprize, Burr.fs; jaue aud jeffie, Argus, Chambera ; Hero, johnfon ; and Commerce, Tindall, from the Baltic. At Cork. Pallas, Lutyrn, from St. Übe'.. At Dublin, Clark, Polly,from Cadiz. At Cadiz, Caroline, Peter►, from Dublin. Livurvoess., Da e. a6.—Arrived—The Is Dame Cecilia, from Aeries, at Liarbadoe• ; Columbus, Runnier, has psffed Bar bados tot Jamaica t. Roe, Mohnen:. from Atriea at Barbadoes, and gone to Demerara; Harriet, Ferry. from ditto to ditto, and gent to St. Vincents; Loui a, Harvey ; Mars, Whirs • Henry, Bradley ; and Either, Givin, from hence, at Angola; Indefatiga ble, from hence at Newfoundland ; Clifton, lineman, Jane, Carter; Nereus, 111011611.111 k ; Cornwall, Campion ; Barrett, Low thian ; Junes, Braditaw ; Robert, Derbyibire ; Elisabeth, Win ; and Grand Duke, Galt, from hence for Jamaica, at Cork; oriel. Bland, from hence for Morn, at ditto ; Clarence, Grieve ; and Union IR:ad, from hence for at ditto; Irene, Marks ; Hawke. Dunn ; Elisabeth, Williams; and Clothier, Ed ' wards, from hence at Dabln; Gets, M from hence at Bel. ' faR ; South Carolina, Filter, from Philadelphia at 1-loylake; Fan ny, Williams, from Lilboo for this port, at Dublin ; Aid, Little, from Lilbon for this port, at Cork; Rawlinfon, Clarke, from hence at Nevis, and gone to Demerara; Mercurr, Woods, from hence at Tortola; Althymift, Neverfon, front hence and St. Vin cent at St. Lucia, and intended to fail with the feet; General Wolfe, Tullack, from hence at Newfoundland; Bacchus, Nichol fon, from Africa and Batbadoes at Demerara, and fells then; Swift, Sinclair, from ditto at Barbadoes; Sally and Rebecca, Muir, from ditto at ditto, after beating off two large privateers; and (titan of Naples, Tennkin, from Lifboa for this post, at Dublin. - - . - The following vellels, part of the Carysfort's home ward bound convoy, have been driven on [bore on the Lefroe in the night of the Both ult. viz. Argo, Wi lliams, from Peterfbargh to London, hands fond; Rehrcoa. Yolk from Rip to Leith, tye man loft; Duke of Athol, Ortiz, from Riga to London, hands fated; Alexander, Watfon, from Petetibargh to London, hands faired; Supply, Ling, from Dantzie to Whitby, Muds raved; Satisfadtion, Pearfon, from Petalburgh to London, Captain and one man loft; Standard, Starr, from Peterlburgh to London, all hands tnilSag ; Jof. and Hannah, Thompfon, from Memel to London, all hands ; Albion, Debra°. from Peterfburgh to 1...md00, all raved; pion, Atkinfon, from Pcterfburgh to London, :date and four into mif fing; Clementhut, Hurd, of Chepftow, all hands mans , Dora , tbea, Smith, from Dantzic to Hull, all miffing. Esc'olive of the above, (even fail mere are on (bore, names unknown, but as three of them are complete wrecks, it is fuppofed the trews arc 1,4. Two boats are on (bore belonging to the Atty, of Whitby ; and a wreck, fuppofed to be the Simpfnn, of Whitby, and a brig belonging to the fame place, from Pererlburgh, Captain Citsreas, brigs name unknown, the people all froft bitten. The Captain who brought the above account to Gottenburgh, reports, that for more than fix miles along the coati of the Labe, nothing is to be ken but wrecks, and that in the night this lois happened, the frolt was fo fercre that the rigging of the (hips had become complete maks of ice, lu as to render them quite unmanageable. . Two trunks are driven on lhore at Gottenburgh, one belonging to a Britith Naval Officer of the name of PIACOCZ, the other to an Englilh Lady, of the name of lavilac ; in the latter were feytral letters direatd to Tranquebar, Coati of Coromandel, and a quantity of women's and children's apparel. The Providence, Prkcbard, that was no atom on Red Wand, in the River St. Lawrence, is totally loft. The Juno, front Memel to Liverpool, is on (Yore near Grindby, on the cask of Line°Whin, crew Caved. The Bemis, Maki, from Llv.trpool to lesbee,is Loa near Lebec, part of the cargo fataL The Concord, Swindell. from Vaughan to Liverpool, la on sore at Holyhead, and half fall of water. The Kally, Cant. from Limerick to Livapool, is on mote at the Inc of Mao The Vreede, Bet:rater, fawn Rotterdam for Bilboa. is left at Goetufey. On the moraine of the sod hift. the Wadewood, Cart. Meh boons, from the Me of Rio, with fah. was totally lolt at Cowie. near Seaseitaven silks fotr.b of Aberdeen. Ms Captain. Mato, and live tithe crew were raved : feeds meta were drowned. The Roebeeb, fox, of and from Wldteltaven, front Gfellillek, is on &ors at krone, in the Hay Loeb ; ammo impeded to bo fared, but it is feared the weird will be totally •I. The Vrow Cornelia, Anders, bound to Led's, is la ft on Dor ton Desch. The New Draper, Hughes. from Newry t o London, bea awe teear Cidebefter ; part of the cargo expedtcal to be ravel. The account inferred in yefterday's Lift of the Alert, HILL, from Memel to Shields, is deGred to be contraditted, it appearing by a letter floc, re. ceived to be the Purfuit, Goonsta, of Scarborough, from London to the Baltic, kc. that is on Sore about feventeen miles North of Aberdeen i the wafter and three of the crew drowned. Viee•Admiral Burin is examining into the nate of the Frith Of Forth. and taking founding' where gun-boats and other vefTels may be Ilatianed for the ideace of that part of the coma. POLUNT MS. On Tue(Jay the Loyal Southwark Infantry, wider the command of Lieut. Col. foam Ascocc, *trem bled, to the number cc 600, early in the morning, and proceeded to nraftile the neceffary manoeuvres to be obl:rved when placed on duty at their alarm po is i fur which purpole the grenadiers took poll at the font of London-bridge, the light infantry at the King's Bench, a company at the county gaol, and the main body of the regiment in the centre, which was judged to be the corner of Union-lb-etc. By 9 o'clisck they were all on their proper Rations, and their patrolcs and guards were put in motion, and communicated with each other in loch a manner as wild,' have occationed the ronft trifling alarm to have been known throughout the Drrortgli of South war kin a few minutes. It bring wide:flood by the regiment, that this was not to be a general alarm, the Commanding Officer gave orders for the grena diers to repair to head quarters (Union.lireet); from thence they marched to the county gaol ; and having called in the light company from the King's Bench, formed into a battalion rod marched to a field in Genrge'a Walk, Lambeth, in order to have a grand field day ; and, notwithftanding the excelliye rain, went through all their snanceuvres in a flyle which refleas the higheft honour on their Commander and themfelves. They fired and manoeuvred till near three o'clock, when shey piled their arms, and were plen tifully regaled by their Officers in a marquee pitched for the purpofe. A little before four o'clock they left the field, and marched to their Lieutenant-Colo nel's, in Canterbury-fquare, to lodge their colours. fts they paired through the Borough, all ranks of people greeted them on their perfeverance, regula tity, and good dilcipline. We have fee.i an addrefs from the Civil Committee of this Corps to the MI. rough at large, (Aching flibfcriptions for their fu. our fupport, and we cannot help laying, we with them fitccelt and that fupport their exertions entitle them to. On Tuefday, the Deke of Gloticefler's Loyal Vo lunteers mulcted, by permiflion, at the parade of the Old St. George's, in Park Rivet. Each man was provided with knapfack, and every thing elle that is reqnifite for immediate camp duty. Their Comman dant infpeOed every neceffary, and acquainted his men that all thefe things mtsf be kept in a conilant Rate of readinek for any emergency. The Light Company of the St. James's Volunteers went to Hyde Park on Tuefday to pradife the vari ous modes of lkirmifliing in front of an army, which are generally performed by Light Companies on the outpoils. The Company was under the dit eEtion of Major DOWN S. The City of Wearninfter Loyal Volunteers, the Hon. Col. Ens w, went out on Tuefday to Clapham Common, where they had a field day and &am fight. Notwitliftanding it rained feverely all the time, they continued with the molt laudable zeal and perfeve ranee to perform all their military duties in the fame manlier as if the weather had been perfectly fine. The light infantry were particularly alert and regardlefd of any inconvenience to which the inclemency of the weather expofed them. Yefterday the City of London and Welminlkr Light Horfe, the Temple Regiment, and Fourth Loyal London, were under arms. Two companies of the latter went to Highbury Barn, and fired at a target. The ad Battalion of %teen's Royal Volunteers, Lieurenant Colonel WiLsom, praflifed field curdle on Tuefday in Chelfea Hofpital. Monday fe'nnight, the Ipfwich Volunteer Corps paraded in the Market place in that town, when their colours were prefented to them, with an appropriate fpeech from WILLIAM Minmaroit, Efq. M. P. for • that Borough. From thence they proceeded to church, where the colours were confecrated, and the Officers afterwards gave a dinner to Lord C Ft-ratios- and his ftaff. A week ago. the IR divifion of the ad Lancathire Regiment arrived at Ipfwich from Colcheiler. on their way for Woodbridge barracks, and next morn ing proceeded to their place of dellination. The la divilion of the Both Regiment of Infantry arrived there on Wednciday from Woodbridge barracks. on their route for Ireland. and were fuccecded each day by a divifion, until the whole of the two battalions had palled through, one battalion of which has line marched through Bury. On Friday Colonel EARLY'S Nisileers were mi nutely infpetled by Lieutenant-Colonel Toutre son, Infpalor General of the Diarid, on the ground be fore the Liverpool Infirmary. They were afterwards marched along Ih3re to praftice firing with ball at a target. in which they acquitted themfelves with the greatelt dexterity. One of the great guns was fired u.:11 filch precifion at the target, that the fhot went through its ccntre. SAM! day Colonel WlLLlallell regiment of Volun• teers was carefully and minutely utfpetled by the fame Officer, in Mortlake Field. On Friday Sir Cacti. Bossmorr's Troop of Yeo manry Cavalry was infpated in marching order (every man completely equipped as if going on attual fervice) at Parham Park, by Colonel Lynx, who ex. pteded his high approbation of their tine military appearance and attention. After going through the ufnal evolutions, the corps (in number 70) fit down to a moR hofpitable board. plentifully covered with true Englith fare, roil beef and plumb pudding, eni. fon, &c. the 4' Rowing bowl" bringing up the rear, in which was pledged si our Noble King," with moR enthofiaßic loyalty, fucceeded by numerous patrotic convival humourous &e. to which Captain WATaaa, of the Surrey Yeomanry, con• tributed an ample quota. Never was there a more loyal or joyous evening (pent by any body of men.— Their hofpitable commander prefided with infinite good humour and attention to the Wt. Lady Bis snorrOrith a female party, having made her appear. ance in the room a few minutes, teemed to infpire every one prefent with the jun liniment, 4 1 &at none but the brave deferve the fair." A number of myrtle and orange trees, among which were fufpcnded the “ plumed" helmets, produced a very pieturefque cf fett. It was obferved, the laurel was wanting, to which it was modeilly anfwerecl, that fhould our vain• glorious foe ever pollute our " ifland," by his blood Rained footßeps, the Pubsua Troop would add laurels to the: myrtles. POLICE, &c. Ycflerday afternoon. two officers, with a warrant of ditirefs trona the Magitirates '4 - the Borough, dif train:A on the premifes of Mr..1 . M.)%1AS Dot:Lev, Willowltreet, Bank-tide, for the f a res and penalties firopoild to be due by him for non attendance at tit ilis, after he had rendered his refignation to his Commanding Officer, Captain CGLLISC.DnPi. Thefe fines Anti penalties were Noted to amount to 51. ass. bat stiiich Mt. DOULEY leiiltcd as illegal. The Of& cer, took horn Mt. DrfUl.f.Y his fwt.rd, plank, uni forms, and helmet, which they etlimated at 41. Los. aad, therefore, to complete their levy, they took from him two ulcer table fpnons. Mr. DOULSY has abed upon legal advice, slid means to bring the queflion to tri,tl before a jury. PARCF C. CsitittAG F.—Ve!!crd..ty Mr. HAMMITT, of the White Hotre Cellar,' Pccadilly, WAS lummoned before the Magiaiates at 8.,w itreet, for not deliver in a paled ii time. It appeared that a Lady had come in the Salifbury coach to his houfe at eleven "clock on Friday evening. bringing with her the parcel in quenion, fur which the paid no carriage ; and inflead of taking the parcel with her. desired that it might be feat to her horde in Swaliow-flreet the following morning, on which morning a friend of the Lady came, and without being authorifed,either by letter or otherwife, demanded the parcel, when he WAS told it was then in a cart before the door, loaded with that and a variety of other packages, but that it would he delivered as loon as poffible. From the parcel being at the bottom of the cast, it was not delivered till an hour or two after the time prefcribed by law. The defence fet up by Mr. flarcittvr was, Brit. that he was not juilified in delivering it to that per fon, he not being properly authorised to receive it ; and, fecondly, that as the parcel did not come in the usual and ordinat ycourfe by coach or waggon (with. out the owner), Mr. HATCI.IITT conceived that he was not liable, in any degree, to the penalty limed in the Aft of Parliament. This ingenious defence on the pail of Mr. HATTI4LTT excited a laugh ; and the complaint was difmiffed, the Magilirates folly en operating in opinion with Mr. HATCHLTT in the. vindication of his condoe. PAU!' et s.—Monday a cafe of confiderable intereft to paJilh officers in general, was heard before Mr. Alderman J. J. &situ, and Mr. Alderman Lea, at Guildhall. A pauper, named Mary Price, was.exa. mined on a charge of defrauding not lets than nine par . Ihes of feveral films of money, under pretence of belonging to each para. The profecution was brought - forward by the VeßryClerk of St. Gregory's, City, who has taken an infinite deal of pains to in velligate the ail..ir. From his teflimony it appeared that this woman had gone to the Officers of the feve ral parilhes herein named, and obtained relid (from fome of them fur upwards of twenty years, others fifteen years, others ten years, and the remainder not lefs than five years), the parifhes of St. :slaty, Lambeth; St. Martin in the Fields, St. Clement Danes; Billumfgate ; St. Andrew, Holborn; St. Gregory, St. James's, Zec. /cc. From moil of chef, parifhes fhe had received a weekly ilipend, pretend ing to be afflieted ssith a nay, which (he mower-. felted In well, as to obtain commiferation and relief from the Committees. She was, however, dircover ed at laft, by the means of a fellow lodger, whom (he had used very ill. On the oath of the Officers of the pat ilhes of St. Mary, Lambeth, and St, Gregory, fbe was committed to Bride well for the (pace of one month. The Magill? ates ohferved, that it was highly requifite Parilh Officers thould be well fatisfied that the perfons they relieved were real ()Netts of Judaea, and entitled to claim from the parilh. By order of the Privy Council on Thurfilay, there was delivered to their Lordfhins a numerous lid of witneffes, many of whom are, at prefent, in the Weft Indies, who, as well as thole reeding in Great Bri tain and Ireland, are to be fummuned as evidence in the farther proceedings that are to take place on the criminal charges which have been under the invefti. gation of the Council refpefting Colonel PICTOIII, lsust Governor of the Ifle of Trinidad. It was then at. tumbled, that, in the mean time, Colonel berms could be admitted to bail: bail being, even in fuels I cafes, though contrary to common opinion, salmi& ble. Colonel Patron's bail is forty thoufand pounds; himfclf in meow, thoufand pounds, and two Ascetics in ten thoufand pounds each. ' Yeflerday morning were interred with military ho noun in Kenfington Church, the remains of Capt. Mass, of the Parochial Corps. The funeral was very numensufly attended by the Members of the Atrociation: he was a young Gentleman dray con fiderable property, and died univerfally refpodled. His death was occafioned by a violent cold caught when attending at one of their field days. On Saturday morning bilk, as the mail-coach was prepanng to let off for London froukthe Eagle and Child inn, Cambridge. Come thieves Bole a bafket with a turkey, and fame other parcels, foam use top of the coach, which being immediately miffed, a Itiefearch took place, and a fellow was apprehended. who fortunately for the public has led to the difeovery ad' a let of honfebreakers and receivers of Bolen goods. A great quantity of goods, filch as flockings,theefes. wine, hardware, copper, and other goods, with a number of larife, coins, refembling guineas, half gui neas, &c. (all of late date) have been difccitered, and more are expand. _ • • During the heavy gale of wind on Sunday, two porters, or mines, were waiting at the door of a ce• fpeaable tradefman. in Little Tbames-fireet, St. Ca. therines, preparatory to attendir,rf a funeral, when the figs, or infcription board, which was fufpended over the front door (of a very enormous Cu and weight) was, by a fudden gull of wind, forced front its - fattening. and violently precipitated into the llrcet, with a no.ll tremendous crath, and buried the two men underneath its malTy weight 3—and had it not been for the extraordinary exertr,ns of two Gen. tlemen, Members of the St. Catherine's Volunteers, who happened to be near at the time, the unf nate men mull inevitably have 'writhed on the (pot but by the timely *Mance of theft two Gentlemen they were loon extricated from their perilous Asun cion ; but not till, we are lorry to fay, teeth of them bad their arms and thighs, and one of them had hie leg broken, alto being very much bruited in feveral parts of their bodies. They were conveyed into the betsfe with Tome (mall hopes of recovery. A Lady was palling at the fame inibeat, bet did set receive the fmalleß injury.