Star. — London, England, 1810-10-10 00:00:00

~__ t . • `' tined to raise the siege afttgliatkeek eft*** to form a jonction with'the " Nicopoli, Widdins Gergetets, ...011iit'i1it 2 .14 - it Wallachia for the purpose of turning sn y opposed to that of the Grand Vidiet: -.4l Vhe inisa. bk a sts of Wallachia' and Moldavia h6e been i t em:. moned to rise ih a snags, which they shear 'Mt littler' disposition to comply with. .They talk of a new army which is to assemble,ote-the banks of the Ddierter to' protect these proyriataa against the inirasion of the ene my. Letters Antra - Hermanstadt state, 'that th e Grand Seignior set out from Constantinople about t h e middle of August, followed by a namerousatmy, co mposed in a great measure of Asiatic cavalry, and bas taken the road to Adrianople, Where it Willjoin that of the Grand Vizier's: 5,., .. . . Cori; : - - 7";r 4-- .• v itCrAker HYMNS. - Saillartt -110. . • '-- - _ FtideYeaeniag *lead in nue bubo.* hie MajesteS sloop D'Odsra. from Lishon. She brings no'news. The I ' • - a c ----,- ---- 1 EN.Dtett.(ll44lAD arrived ilie,a a r ne d ay from Looehs. Princess 'Charlotte pi c k et , Captain ICs aims *illy. On Saturday the ROTA - arrivedfro m B cruise; with the weds of last week for Lisbokallitibied by and the same day a detschment.Of the 27th regiment .contrary wiods. - ;,....,. ae ....... .. , emberied on board his Majeity's ship Menet:us-, for ard 1 PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 8. , Portugal. The C RANE sleop of . war had the sianal a . flying fo r the West Indies, and, the, RESJLUTE gun- disc Arrived the 'mpromptu French ketch; and la . brig for the Mediterranean—The T . ' n few SITELLICIENT grin- Petit French armed brig, both in ballast, , captured brig has just arrived team Pl . 'yitibuth with minioy. nevi. re pi by the }lime 'sloop of wa r ; an d a Spanish schooners BOMBAY, MAT 2T.• ". • ' aiatle name unknown, from Bilboae with iron and steel for Yesterday evening anchored in the harbour the fol- Cerunria, detained by the G OLDFINCH s l oop o f war. lowingships from England, which left Po r t s m ou th i arr s 311 C v —Came in the AIIMIDE frigate from Lisbon; and the . on theill/st of January :- His Majesty's ship the le- revee Pistols, Dios, from the Brazils.—Sailed the ARMADA euenuous, of 74 gun s , C a p ta i n W. R. &saucer:ass; ; • ! the Honourabl e C ompany ' s shipiWittthelsea. CitPtaitl• is ma ahle i man of war, lan frigate, and HARPY gun-brig, on ! the Hon. HUGII LINDSAY; the Wesford, CapteinSl', hit ma . . . -•. .- • , n. .•t ... .., a ,4;,, a cruise; ENDEAVOUR armed ship, with a convoy for 1 CLARKE ; the Earl Camden, Captain H. M. Simla: what t t. . . Tai # 11C1121 AMELTA.4- The -.Princess' . thaiatta . , Wales ; Pim-sit:wee frigate, far the Br a pil ea an d t h e so! ;. the Arniston , Captai n Lemma. ...:1 teessm 111 enjoyed about two hours and a half composed sleep ASTREA, for th e C a p e o f Good Hope.... ', . . raseenotas lIT TUlt • WIICUCLSCA—Mr. and M rs . Elphi2o_, eon, and two c hild ren t - and Lieutenant Snodgrass, with* a dal , ?tenths on Monday night, and partaqk, of 'some rafrednnent a t The SLUM, 80 gunseilear-Admiral S•roesone, , tachment of the 78th ro t e invent, under char a Captain Forbes. • I • g E I was in conseqoeuee antertainedi h,nt‘ele sailed this morning for the-C.ll'9e of Good Hope : she lt aßy 71 1rallt Wg hl II S utherl and , "B. 'ewis' Mr T. Bret, writer I i ierlarke a faint hope and a detach inent of try regiment , in ch Capo n, C adets ; C I are extremely concerned toad d, diet She *4 as taa Will touch at Madeira. Admiral STOPFORD, who is X P rest yesterday as ever; soanuillioe Viet- it-Wattanlittglif I dunce ; the Rev. Robert Baynes, who remained at the Capetu she was breathing hag last. .. and ~.I.4l6:Jhuststinti. the hroilsitto . the present Earl 'of COURTOWN, is gone out , come by a subsequent oyportunity. luld torah Messenger, who had attended the .Krers.witleabgee a .itseeta.thecenimand et *dm Cape for three years.— I , BY TUC CAMDlN—vaptati and Mrs. Dick, Captain and Mrs. Elden/go, Captain and Mn. Sykes, and a dctachtnent of the 84at , and th 'ere gon gular morning dispetclars froth 44 ipisteest r ankthe J. tlesfeurily, ead the whale of his domestics, ate.:goase .fteirneet, is eh of Captain Barnard. - • • 1 loss, an , Public O ffi ces, was detaieed an hop r anAreliajr, an et - a .'aeath,hisn. ~ , . .' . ,, • - a „.„,.., • a BT TUC AINISTOII.-MTS. Colonel Smith, Miss Evans, Mks I Igo to di . r e lation of sending by hitn he inerati`chalt c r i lial ' . on , F a_s_ - ~. Tutu°, Mr.. Drew, and a detachent of the . c i'sal l a s t , "A' ce ct Me - .op . - tips - Company ' s J ever, the 245212c1en %, .1111613111111 recruits, in ch a r g e of Captain Gregory, of the Set h . regiment- His•MAJESTY sent vrorehtte.Ministett:' that - ' • teet, ..7 t . ;., sextet:al:id) Clad hee4 seiqZt e .... th e .../ 44* - . s py 44., . captain Capadose, of the 56th, is ou hoard the Illustrione. ' Mr. constabh the very deplorable situation of thearehtoe s spe le areee _ A : - • ~.1 .. . I Naves, who was coming out u Private secretary tai General id the pr atpresent unable to attenckttn IrtisinelisstraceptantatitinslWlTs a Court .4 ingpieuteas 'held on board the 1 MaitL i nd , was also on board, bur died of a dec li ne a week Sr , with Re utgeat . nature ; conseceuently.his MaattetY,..,willttotdott- SALVADOR DEL MUDD°, to examine and inquire into two ago' . - .6. ' rig In. di The fleet looked into Madeira roads on the Ist of m town tliiirlars nor wilt he .nlY,...ft.t • ~_,_l.tersais abuses which the writer of the letter stated to ' February, and left them on the 2d. On the 9th of ;off de-- ea It haring been mentioned in it'llformnif PlPer". uts - tam . board that ship ; when the whole was proved April arrived at Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope knew cher that the Princess AMELIA was. deitati. - teii hit.i . Wit& ; -- - , ed that di boa most malicious fabrication. watered and refreshed, and sailed on the 16tla it our duty to ascertain what credit.einte altte.to this t• s o :amour, and can assure our .Reedere that no offieh the Maghd. ... PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 9. --......-....-........_ account of such an event had beenorceived in toes ' Arrived the D4PPER, with a convoy from Guern- it was hi when this Paper went to press—ti had the customary . se - y ; SARPEDON sloop of war, with a French schooner the Messenger arrived ' then at . Carlton Rouse 'from ;herl prize, from off Havre. Sailed the M ARTIN , know pigs 2 . . . Windsor. The latest intelligence on thin subject , dated at midnight, states that her R o y a l- Hi g h ness with her convoy t o N ew f oun dl an d—Wi n d N.B. se pigs . I ' Septet)! was still alive; and that, although.in a m os t hopeless DEAL, OCTOBER 9. t of him he In situation, the Physicians were of. opi n i on . f ro m all Arrived the Ides and Active cutters, Speculator to ride wit to linger out a few days longer: 1 the circumstances of her case, that she would be able 'lugger, and Flying Fi s h sc h ooner , f rom hi s M a j esty ' s resent who . Since writing the abOve article, a Messenger flour ships off Flushing.—Wi n d N.E. wet.om ' • Windsor has arrived at the Queen' s H ouse . Wh en SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 9. sentenced I . • he came away the Princess Annetta had enjoyed .. Arrived twelve sail of vessels from the River three hours sleep, and was considered a li tt l e b et t er . Tha m e s , most l y i n b a ll ast, f or Hel i goland. Came Dow-Sanarr.—Y ester d ay G. James, porter to Mr . ,Different notions seem to be entertained on the 1 . back the Menu:anis and ALERT sloops of war, with Delvalle, wine -merchant, of Clement's .Inn, was fully committed, charged with robbing his employer Continent respeAting the disposition of Botatemetle.„' the convoy that went from hence tothe Baltic. The We understand that preparations are making at of . diversof • •and •several bottles of to the United States from those that prevail in Iniel ships are all now taking shelter in th e h ar bo ur , as th e Plymouth, Portsmouth, Deal, and at the York Hos- q uantities spirits wind ,_, pital, Chelsea, for the reception of a body of sick and wine. mows a heavy rele from the east. agreed to make the Americans the carriers of Europe,. wounded men. About 200 were last week received MANSION-HOC/Sr.—Yesterda T. Enzland wail chars and that all vessels under that flag were to be admitted YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 9. ~ into the military hospital at Plymouth. ed with stealing eight yards of jean arid several other articles, theproperty of into the ports of France, though they might even be Yesterday arrived in these Roads the HpRATIA tri- The Worcester Militia have relieved the Northam p- Mr. Apsey, of Houndsditch, with whom he lived as servant. It appeared from denationalized by submittin g to heing ovetbauled b 7 ute a.) rate, of ' 38 guns, and the Locese gun brig, Lie ;Militia • Mnto in the duty over the French prisoners ut the statement of Mr. Apsey, that the prisoner bad British cruizer. This report is not cbrrobbrated by • i nant GEDGE.• Sailed this morning the Benz's, Lo . Porchester Castle. A troop of die I lth Dragoons lived with him but a few weeks, and having missed letters of the 29th nit. - received latelyfrian Prance,- , which state that no neutral tradearhateur will be al- ! costa Ca -Lewes, and VIXEN gun brigs. This morn- is likewise an this duty. toperty.from the shop, the prisoner was watched OR lowed with France during the war Whit ,England. .. ing a brig laden with coals got on the Scroby Sand, General DYOTT has just finished a review of the troops in the Inland District. r,i, going home, when the jean was found concealed A ts have received of .the ar ri val of the and the wind blowing fresh from the east, it is pro- about his person. The Constable produced several Ex-King of Sweden at Riga being on his way to St. i bable she will be a wreck ; they are throwing the The Commissioners of Military Inquiry, we under- other articles, which he found at • his lodgings; and Petersburgh. The greatest exertions were employed ! coa l s overboard tealighten her. I cannot learn her' stand, are preparing anoth er r eport on t h e O r d nance w hi ch were supposed to be his Master's, but the Department, which, it is said, will be equally interes- marks were taken off. The prisoner said nothing in. tO put the first of these places in the best possible state !h a ms in time to save post. The ships in the Roads tin as their reports on the Medical Department of his defence, and was fully committed ;as was Jobs of defence ; a proceeding which the speculators on al ! e the Roebuck , Partridge, and Redbreast. the Army, and on the Barrack Department. Pearls, for stealing several bottles of blacking, the with whom he lived as war between Russia and Franei-fegardedai iattong jar We understand there is no foundation in the report property of Mr. 'Hudgbons proof of the soundness of their e . opiectuript.: ,-...• . • - I ABERDEEN, OCTOBER 6. 'of the 87th, or Old Mindens, going on service. The servants -- Tut lavetx Fittotts.—A •lettor fronreValetta*: 1 The Anne, Salmi, of New York, which arrived regiment, however, is fast recruiting its numbers by GUILDIIALL.—Yeairday J. and H. Ks were dated the 29th ult. states :-- " That at,khe' time °felt; here on the-29th ult. on the tide receding, fell on her Volunteers from the Irish Militia, and is to have a '2d charged by Mr. Coward, snap-maker, of Wilvend, wreck the violence. of the coecussien broke th....f0rf.,,1 beam - . end*, and was unfortunately so much strained mast by the board, which falling on.the i•ocks 'a.heed s f 13 to become water-logged, so that she never again, Battalion added to them immediately. New-Town, with stealing a bar ef soap. The pro served as a bridge for the crew,adeo reached the abort'. lighted.. In consequence, the next tide flowed over General MACKENZIE arrived in town on Monday, ecuter stated, that he had received repeated intim*. in safety. The guns and the greater part•Of tdiestores ! her,' whereha the greater part of her valuable cello from Sicily. dons that J. Kelly, his c ar m a n, was i n t h e h a bi t o f are saved , but no hopes are entertained of tar ,of flax and hemp was completely damaged, notwit - . The 23d Light Dragoons, who distinguished them- robbier him, to which he had paid little or no atten. the hull which is hauly expected to go to, pie e e e ., standing the :groat exertions used in unloading the selves so much in the battle of Talavera, being again tion, until he received some letters from a friend, in. General Cockburn, and . , Maker . Coghlan, who were vessel by lighters. Complete in men and horses, a r e un d er or d ers toem- forming h W } aim that he as accustomed to st o p th e passengers on board, landed th safety." , DIST RIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. bark immediately for Portugal. • , , cart in the street where th e i n f ormant li ves , an d ta k e The French frigate, of 40 guns, supposed to have The Cracker, for the Hawk and Atlu Maw brigs, recaptured The County Dublin Regiment,: quartered in Cla- things out, wrapped in a piece of canvas. - This at • been taken by 'the Unite, was ptebably taken in t h e . the 23d 441 last, will be paid and recalkdlit No. 22, Arundel. noony barrack, near Banagher, gave forty volunteers last determined him to have him watched ; for which a ~. purpose he employed two of the Marshalmen, was , Adriatic, for the Unite has been.for some time sta- . btr 4. 4 , t A • ' * . more than t h e i r, tated number.—They were all able f the W seeing him last night stop the cart at the hoe s t=oned there; and it will be recollected that the French! Nove le ma:e t Ta n s:t; will be paid rnlntrh az! , Lizard , u ab rd or , e. taken the 7th young men, and immediately entered into die 29th papers lately informed, us of a frigate and three vv. 1 The Forwaru, for t h e D ro it s Iknoni and Drie Gesus ter s d e - and 81st regiments, the latter Ge nera l J ones ores.— where his brother, H. Kelly, li ves , an d ta k e tom - vette: having sailed from Venice, on the 27th of A n . . tuned the 15th and 20th April, 1806, w ill b e pa id an d recalled They have all been mar c h e d o ff f or G eneva b arrac k s. thing out, followed him up sta i rs . an d f oun d a b ir of soap, which the prosecutor swore to, as being sit lust, "to chive away ill the English vessels that i as •chore. The proceedings of the Court Martial at Bangalore The Plover. for the Anrord, captured September 18,1809, will Property. were on the coast." be paid on arrival, and recalled at No. 12, Clement's Inn. closed with . the trial .of Major KENNY, whom the - T T Mr. GIBBON undertook yesterday. for a bet of lta) me Albion, for the Swallow recaptured November 28, 1801, Ceurt sentenced to be cashiered. riarroa-Gannese,....Yesterday Ai n " m k s was fully committed, charged with robbing the frame of guineas, to go on foot from Hammersmith to Bath . was paid the l ad lust , at Na. 3, 'Brick -court, Temple, and will be Letters from Priace ItuPert's, Dominica, state, that W. Deacon, Esq. in Tavistock-s uare of aI. '.. q i qt etut y and return in 72 hours, the distanceheing 206 miles.] wa re 111 A Be r Lor i c e l l Keith East Indianan, for the Admiral Rainier, re . groat sickness had prevailed amongst the O ffi cers and apiece, .dec. He was apprehended going out of tie lie started at six o'clock yesterday morning. • Ho captured December 11, 1805, WWI paid the sth inst. at No. se, men of the 4th battalion, 60th regiment, stationed at streeadoot of the house, with the articles. had gone 32 miles at eleven o'clock, and .was at 410. N e w Broad -street, and will be recalled at /Clog arid Queen Dna. that place, insomuch th a t by the last account only the 40 mile stone at two. He proposed going 94 -mile's. Rotherhit he. • • __,z.: Lietltenant-COlOnel, one*Captain. and the Paymaster • MARL. RLIFOROTJGII-STREET.—Yesterday .-- hersoke The Dover Castle Rae Indianan, for the above, was pame calico was convicted in the penalty cif 40s. and costs tit the fi rst day. The odds are against the perforMashm wer e - flit for duty. were. t . Sth inst. at No. 4, Austin Friars, and will be there recalled. -. extortion and abuse. A Mrs. Siteerthortle kited hie 6 and 7to 4. „ . • The Ocean Eat Indiaman, for the above, was paid the Sub JON OFFICERS IN TIIE ARMY RESIGNING. It is not cos - Friday last a sailing match between some military that. at No. 330, Wapping, ed will be there welled. - iitrAnt with reason or good sense to suppose that an coach on Saturday night, to go from the Theatre to insolent, for the Jenne Addle, captured June 15, 15099 - l=aving . Maddox-street, for which she offered him 2s. 6d. bet Gentlemen - was decided at Brightotein favour °fat The P I Officer shoolgdook on. himself as g resigned, on • . , will be paid and recalled at No. 41. George-street, raeoutk- he - insisted on 4s. and, on her refusal to comply with • Brighton lugger, which started from W • th' . or mg. R. b o a, -.• • .••- ~ • • -.- 1 . 2 seedin s,le. g, et f a t his commanding officer to that effect. e ,.. 7 . 0 ... t r. he drove her to Mary-la-bonne -street...- competition with a boat belonging to tha t place. . . s ,The Treedneeeist, Moth Colossus, Achille, Hydra, sad Dex-la-illei, rest can be regarded as having taken — re s ..' --.----,,,,„„„L„ was the defensive pleea but this, the tit the American ships Betsey, Panlina , Herman,Moses , plliea soil it is wee /tied by the commanding offs of '"---.'.... COVENT GARDIN.---The Conic' Lover:, a e..- '''''"'" Magistrate observed, swas•an additional offense, and . a m tt r au er l a 2 Rover, Alert, Argus, 'and Hare, captured between the 1 any regular regiment—militia regiment , usurps of v . medy, which on account of its want of interest and. 4 ►lst Ju1y,180.5, wilt be pad the 13th instant, at No. 21. 1 • d pun i s h men t . of decency ought not to be su ff ered on the stage - Norfolk-street, and there recalled . Xameers—the proposition is made on the one part, and de served - I . lwr g ase ' p • • . -.. . - in its present state, was represented last night at this The Artaiine, for the Fortuna, captured-December 10, 1202; I must be accepted on the other, before it is complete. Eatrattaof a letter from Croydon.--0 I was WNW - , Theatre. Th e t hi nness o f t h e au di ence revealed the was paid the 10th instant, at N o . 15 , Th rogmorton - street ,. and If this were not the case, any Officer, having con- mare agreeably. surprised and delighted at the 'wow merits of the piece. Its dullness might be forgiven,' w ' i T il a b e e t l i l l tr er yti e d r , e f c o a r lli tle Hercules and Dobridge, r ptured Fels: matted any breach oftmaitery duty, or miscOnducted derfel, works of n tore, than in seeing the Young were the flatly indecent passages whicir it contains ex- ruary 1; 1806, will hepatitis% arrhreat Plythoutk .204 nulled • himself, might take himself off, on tendering his re- WEST-.INDIAN,. the SPOTTED Boy, at Croydon : he t . pinged. This would be the more easily done, as they at No. 3.Brick-court, Temple. . , . •- • .. „ • . 1 signation to s hie t tornmanding o ffi cer, and thus defeat is without exception the greateit beauty acid most in. seem to have been wantonly inserted by the author The Surveillante, for l'Eole, captured September 113icalii; win' the ends Of jtigice, and escape with impunity. Thi s teresting cariosity .I ever saw—the beautiful brown , ' %rithcmt having any connection with the rest of the be padendmailed ; 1 1 L abcive. p • • I s liticiple pace admitted, all military sukrelinatims would spots, contrasted with the transparent whiteness of his nred October 30, 1109, will be skin and-blue . veins, render him at once the greatest Comedy. To revive such productions. without era- paitllleild s am e , [or l e as abo ll ve n : ca- t isysterliisd, and the Commanding officer of any regi obiect of admiration and delight. This lovely•infatit is • • ding their defects, is alibel on the purity Of the taste - lise same, for la Commie Lure, captured December 3,1109, 1 pfenVwould be liable to be insulted, and the King's and manners of our age. We trust it will not make will be paid and recalled es above.. . t service neglected by every officer under him, without IShea, but two years and a half old, end though of so .. The Aggressor, for the Mtge Haiti, captured October 2, and , tender an age, his manners are truly captivating:. I I second appearance on the scuttle boards this season. having it in his power to punish the o ff ender. MILES , for the Brodeee, captured.october -SI, 1809, will be paid on era. i understand the Proprietor intends making the tour of -, KILKIS • 11 _ NNY .. HEATIUCALS.—These commenced 010. Val at Sheerness, and recalled at No. 35, Leadenhall-street, reintiay with their accustomed splendour and eclat, i The Hirondelitt, Ow the Annunciate, captured March 28 , ma, I Advice hiving been received that the yellow fever Bath and Bristol with this wonderful production of the principal amateur performers continue to be Co- will be paid en tiie 11th that, at Ne. U. Eases -Wrest, Strited,and raged with great malignity at the Havannah , the nature." • - there recalled. !Gazette contains an Order in Council for all vessels Maite-eitrieL.This day there are, several farther !oriels Peaassasy and BEECHER, Mr. Powsta and' the' The Melpomene, for the Solecitte and Aurora, captured June roman with consi a e quantities op g from the Havannah, or any other in tl ' arrival of Wheat, 'der bl • ' port w Noble Patron, the Earl of ORMOND:" The Ca stle' li.. , t limed tai 1809, %lASI* paid on the 12th amt. at No. 22, Emu splendid andhospitable mansion of the last- mentioned ;. street, Strand, and there recalled. . Island of Cuba, on their arrival on the coasts of ,this 1 hand ; sales again rather lower, and for inferior few is full of the most brilliant company. The Naiad, for the St. Anpe, captured January 21, 1810, will ' kingdom, to anchor at such place or _places as shall buyers—Rape Seed at less—Barley. fully maintains be paid on arrival, and-recalled at No.lB, Clement's Inn. be appointed by the Commiisioners of. his Majesty's Its price—Malt heavy sale—Grey Peas tither cheaper We are requested to correct a paragraph which The Pathia fir the Vrow Caliente, Drie Gels:ceders, and Customs, in order that the state of health of the crew —Beans, of, both sorts, hardly at last prices—There Plated in our piper of yesterday relative to Mr. Dow'- se Metre captured May 1, 18111 will be pad and recalled as . , aux ; his arm not having been re-set after he was fi rst =ie. •• ' • ' ' i and persons on board may be examined, prior to such are tolerable supplies of Oats, and sales therccf at brought home. , . ' . The Nightingale, for the Elnlgkek, Faro Geshu, and Twee - I (hips and vessels being permitted to enter the port cif little variiiiitaset-Mur hardly at the qpotetion. • Gebroeders. captured April is and u, itioe, and tot the Emu s their destination., ~. . , , ,• eauesises. GURRILSCT cos Übaitit. On Saturday evening the representative of a house• &Ins, Oa SU. _ noel, transport No. 52, If*. her d the Helen e arla, .' l ' h of Th §_ ti , Wheat, 13111..ecis. rre Birmingham, in the Manchester line, was attempted ,esetered July 15,Angualtond Oct 11, 1110110vill lad& ,•• Sunday, as 'the eldeli4auf ter Mr. neaaeu, or mean*, 05 1 . 9011- 111Ik Ash 45e. 611.0 d. Se stopped by two highwaymen, on the Harrold and_pesned so &tom e _ . .t) • _. i Winchester-street, Pentonvi e, was sitting in the par- R y e , (new) 4fes. 4111. - ( NW-Vas_ IlTs. 3es. , near Bedford, who, wild hint they wanted hik Th e lithei b f a t the raki, lainailliaian, mi" coesuron i lour, her clothes caught fire, and she immediately ran Barley. 1 560• 48 1‘ ~....Pellik4 amp. Sils.ll2s. , Peg Are ditto, 40s. 041. - s. ;he however clapped sputa to hia Horse and 'I: a " 4 • 1164 ' Ilea h ar e :" a l d mi 6 I into die street, !then, by the ozertioasof some oa sen- malt' 79 ' 144 ' same, for la Mirierve,la r o er tu e e r e a. 1 - _ a s ,- White Peas (Boilers) 511. re. • • . Itge Seed .e 411410. al off. They followed him some distattee, and game espoired September 25, '1901,' cour a ge aid emitted IletliP the aansi were extingui!thed- DT .par 'Maid WI Orry ditto, 4111. 511. , • .1 . , • . ag. . fret hint, but he escaped without injury. . • hopes are entertained of her recovery. Fins Fleur , Sis. co 1091,49111111,1101. to ilk THE ARMY. Colonel LORENZO Mooaa ..has just arrived in town from Sir Joh• Stewart's Army. The Colonel has made the tour of the lonian Isles, along with a gentle man of the Medical Staff of the Army, who is an eminent natural historian. The Honourable General HOWAiIT4 who lately commanded the Foreign Depot 'at Lymiogton, is appointed to the Staff of the Kent District. Major-General BROWN, who so o f ten di st i ngu i s h e d himself with the 40th Regiment, is placed on the Staff of the Sussex District, under Lord CHARLES SOMERscr. .11 " •I .^ 1 -,C7,777KMTZ . TY ,k . ' ',.. .. - re, . • - _... , • . Air • — A ir • saßktr sesiroms.• Yest.nday illex;rittfolA Rainless` and- IPZ4as B ii-r -wen pat to the bar,on a charge ofstea:ing e;gert pi‘s, the property of Mr. Num.'s', of Nelson's l'i.rrrace, -Newingten, en the 41st of S.:ptemhbr list. Mr. Matra's stated, that in going into his yard en the morning mentioned in the indictment. he disc*. vered that-the gate of the yard had been br•dten open, and the door of a shod in which the pig, in. question were Ant up was taken aff the hinges, anti the pigs gone. Mr. IC-Jr:Nis immediately• went to Leaden.' • hall-market, wiwre he thought it probable his suck: lings were•gone before him ; and soon after his arr 'al in the market he saw a butcher's bny with sever d ,pigs in a tray; he enqtrirta of the bny where his mast ter hiid.hought the pigs? but the b.T was n•pt able to JnfOrm him ; Ile, Itnwever, conducted him to his raas. ;ler. Mr. GI-ver; and in consequence of what he 'learnt Isom him, the witness took the steps neeessart for apprehending the prisoners. 1'4;6. Glover said, that on the 21st of September last, the prisoners came to him in Leadenhall-market, end asked him if he would buy eight sucking pigs of ihem, at 10s. eicii, which were at the King's Arrna' Rinse, in the Borough ? Mr. Glover said he would virally. - E ine to the Inn i n t h e course of half an hour, and %ki i rs went away. Soon after they were poi; rags called on him and stated his loss, and It voli geed thathe and the wite.ess should go to the Inn tallitker. At the gate of the Jim, however. they separated ; Mr. Nuttrass went to procure a constable, and the witness into the Inn, where he found the psi-. somas, who "hewed him the pigs in a cart with Rot binson's name upon it, which was standing In. the yard ; soon after-Mr. Nuttrass vole with Goff tbe?efo: ficer, and immediately on see i ng t f e p i gs k new t i le* to be his property. Robinson then denied that the • cart was his, but afterwards, when before tht Magis trates, at Union Hall, he acknowledged it wan his cart; and said he bought the pigs. • . Robinson in his def ence said he bought the pigi.p.t ... .• • Romford market, of a person ho did not know. ..e., Baker said he kn ew not hi ng a b out the pigs,. air saw Robinson on the merninar of the 21st of Septeillir ts ber, in Whitechap e l. mar k et , w h o to l d him he lira' going into the Borough, and he got up to ride with • him ; it was by accident that he was present what Robinson offered the pigs fir sale to Glover. The prisoners were touad Guilty, and sentenced re be transported for seven.years. the 6 ai Get Brij con ttrei of in ii Thi met 'We? PM Seer triti COT and t se I Yeri i the tont Not aple is fi peal ToN broi 441. AL 10014/.O9ANCr • k . • ••<' . • PALTIOMMI OCTOrtit 7. - Sabi the WinTnire *looser on a craise..The' .; ~.; ,_ -hz. 5 (. Ell k. J .u‘' I I