Star. — London, England, 1803-10-13 00:00:00

E'ER CORPS. mteers have had a filing day, s extremely well. :tters received from Lord nt Colonels MI t.s F. and Rio. that their offer to raife two idee, had been accepted of by ere lall week muitered in the e for the county of Ayr, zing fax times the amount 0, to which they are reltriad. he parilh of Sculcoates 27: with the Corps of Hull V. nmand of Colonel Maoist., unteera have made offer ni art of Great Britain, in the : Bervrickfhire Yeomanry Ca. Major Buena*. and the Eagle POTTISWOODS, marched into mn•Tweed, fors fortnit's row's and Sir CAINAIIIV H.G.H alto expeaed there. _ hian Cavalry are going into I, at Mufielburgb, on the afitla c fecond time this feafon. fed at Shrewfbury, called th?. school Corps," confining en. onging to the Free Grammar s were laR week delivered to anity I—and there can be no ova an ample match for the is, if they dare to came here. willing to fee the ace :s placed for the defence of sy morning !aft ordered the .ndennis Artillery Volunteers is provided for that purpofe, the Captains of the Sea Pea. ifion of the batteries at St. Anthony Point, whiln the re armed the guns at Pendennis after ten a crofs fire began t marks previoufly moored is entrance of the harbour, the ry interening. His Mejeny's td a gun-boat from his M. ir, one:pettedly joined in the di to the.fceue. Their places event of real fervios, be bet. of war. The make was tR particularly frost St. Autism, me fetish/flee to a greet ems it of the South Devto ; the whole time la the 1 whence they ts a Cattle. atry of Yarmouth, isamelog R in a very great flats of far• to take the oath of Aegis** is are all in excellent repair. be complete in a few days, an 4 11 contain upwards of low ilb. it ten o'clock, the Royal Reg'. Vo'wittier mitered at 4614 1 Ring's Mews, from which they of antic and colours flying to my were infpofted by the Right itainorom. A dotocaloont of kept the ground for them. Th ruble, a great crowd of frau. be maneuvering which dna Am el in alnallerly ßile, sad to of the noble Perfonage, and the thorn they were infpolled. fix yeierday morning the 'arched of to the Eaft India have a field day. The Third towable Company's Vohewers at about half pal eight. The imed. 'Lees Loyal Volunteers bad a the Green Park. They wait levolations in astir! Tele* irned to the King's News nub* r, where they were dilidared fog r die sd Regiment of Loyal Loq• =landed by Colonel srstae• I it bead-quarters (Bridewell) at rill drefs, and proceeded fro. is Company's field, where they 'anus' and platoon exercife, and of Loyal London Volunteers, iad.fhtet. Cripplegase,Baff Own with Hewer CMISINGtErq• Lea' lands= at their heed, marched 'bout eight o'clock. They pro. to Wm:Avower'', Highburl sod fselcklay upon the bowling the lionfe. They went thronigh oat corr.& manner, aid fir" $ ey were ordered to Rand at cafe tr of their Colonel, piled their the bora to breakfaik. Ia shot sour they had fininied their break• if arms, and 1111111, drawn op is rare about boo prefect. The Co. d filch Gentlemen As had. cfs which required their pled" might withdraw to attend it me be refuelled that as mai main in the field. Very few id the great balk of the the ire o'clock, perform* Corr i& if a renew, which they did From that time till half piPA in its diferent clam aail tb the grand wits. Mr. Jaw cant, gave the word of and andibk maw• R orderly manner back to 116.• reviled at hag pal throe. Landoe Volaseere sad 'Fr knifuiCompeare Volsiten target on the ocher !Med 1 6 11 4 cubit Copelle4 f;ati on ° NAUTIC4L iTiMLIGEnE. IL MAILS THIS DAY.-Wind S. W. ' ARR. DV!. ARE rt/T. 0 I Hamburgh Zlubfn ii;tiford • tell woe e', OCT. co.—The Swedifh brig Carl Fre derick, of Woolgall, JOHAAM MALMBFRO iaft from Stockholm, with iron and deals, for Dub. lin, flruck on a rock off the Land's-end, on the Iltb inft. at eleven A. M. and funk in lefs th.rn an Lour after.—The crew are fortunately faved, and are ;now )sere. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 11.—So many volunteer fea men and landmen have arrived here this la(l week, that upwards of 40001. bounty is to be paid them afloat by the paying Commander Rear-Admiral DA scats, in the courfe of a few days. Letters from the GANG! 3, of 74. guns, Capt. FRESMANTLE, flare, that, fhe and the EURUS, Capt. INNES, are to carry Found a large body of troops to Cork. It is cer tainly the dororroination of Government from fur aintingUd building fo many barracks for the re ception of troops, tp avoid in future , the aorasous eirpente cocain/tenons dui ing the fummer months. Letters from Sheernefs Rate, that the lacowsraar, of 36 guns, and Timis, of 3* guns, are to be corn rniffioned to tarry troops direftly. Orders are come down to this port to commiffion and fit the URANIA, of 44 guns, for immediate fervice ; the was hauled down from off Salta' along-fide the North Jetty Head yefterday, for that purpofe. Orders are alto arrived to fit up as a guard (hip la Mosaris, of 14 guns, now in ordinary at this port; the is to be rigged with Jury-malls, and to be Rationed off the river Yeatnt, Eaft of the Sound, which, with the two . redoubts on the heights .above the en tranti o that river, will .be an effectual defence againft arty atittopt at a coup de main by the enemy. bailed the tran4sort, No. 46, which bronght from Elbe Mlle of Wight, the tft battalion of the tir Re i • itsent of Foot, Lieutenant Colonel THOMAS. Marched !nto Mill Bay Barracks, 36* . of the Welch Royal Ar ity of Referve, attached to the ad battalion of the R Regiment of Foot. Caine in from a cruize the Ja. 'LUCA' 16 guns, Captain Ross. Sailtd to the ward, a hired cutter with a convoy of wafters, de.] for eke River. Toarsseourn, doer. la.—Sailed the nutr (loop I fit war, for the WeR Indies, `.Luaus frigate, for Cork, anL %ins frigate, to the Eaftward.—Arrived thel Neptnt;ns, , .Cipeston, from Uddoniulle, for Havre, tent in by the Aitioi.tais min of war. Wind W. Oer. te.-.-Sailed la &ono% frigate, with • cetera'? for Portfinooth ; alto the You man of war; Crary frigate; Manua (loop of war; and the Expsosio* bomb, on a cruize*; and nail bomb, to ahe weftward. A Ruffian brig was fent in this morning by his Ma;efty's (hip Aterstol , s, on fufpicion of haying ftores on board for the enemy s alio a fmuggling inner belonging to rolkßone, by 'rine of our Tri• rocs...lb-Remain in the Downs his Majefly's (hips Mosaic's, Right Hon. Admiral Lord Ksiau ; Vrasear, Rear Admiral Motet,' GO ; DIANA, Car. MILLING) Ramose (loop, Capt. Coats; Sikoiaast. ditto, Mt? UMW ditto, Captain JACKSON ; VESUVIUS, bomb, Captain O'Bestm ; SULiNUR bomb, Captain M'VSoD; Aacttan, Courtier, MON KIY. STlR ttne, gun-brigs ; ate latter from a troiee. Wind W. Dover, Ocr. ta.—A flying fquadron of Englith tutteri and light 'wails *ere teen front the lir al. kook yelterday forenoon, fpreading along the French coati from Boulogne to Dunkirk. They look into the French harbours without the leaf apprehenflon, and as the Feench r deelare, with the molt abominabte im• "wince. fo that a cock boat cannot move without being dircovered. The matters of thefe vefels make their teem' reports to the Port Admiral at Deal, •ho difpatches them immediately to Government. Early yefierday morning a cannonade was heard to the eafeward. The people here (peak of the following as a very extraordinary occurrence :—A French privateer ab. folutely ventured out of Dunkirk this Jay fs'nnight, and captored nit'the &with Knock, the Ann, of Topihatn, Wen with pipe day for Hulls bat their tefolutiott produced nothing, for the Ann was ins. tnedlately retaken by the Fst logger privateer. of Alborough, Capt. BLACKMAN, and fent into this port. The crt* of the French privateer told our people, they mult 'licitly return to Dunkirk, as they were to be emptoyel oa ►oard the flotilla that was &flitted for the Conquefl of England. INTILLIGINCI FtOBI VALINCIIIIIIIIII. The following &deices, received Sunday lag lititn Capt. Burros, late of the P,ince of Wales packet belonging to Dover. dated Valenciennes, toth Sept. aft. have given much fatisfaaion to the people of town. In his letter. addreffed to his Father :apt. Sorrow announces the agreeable information if the Engli(h prifoners detained in that city, being seated with much humanity. They. in general, have :b etty to walk about the town and on the ramparts, ut cannot go out tithe gates of the fortrefs without I:ave of the Commandant. who is reprefented as a very worthy and benevolent officer. Capt. SUTTON'S sireftation at Calais would be a foul reproach on the Government of Algiers, but is perfefly in unifies --nth the deipotifin of the Government on the other '.we the water. It may be remembered, that shortly a the dcpartnie of Loiii Waiewoarm, Captain S U TM, whO commanded the Printer of Wales" packet, entered Calais harbour with the mail, which was landed as ufual and taken to the Poft-Office; but the vellel was immediately feized, and the Captain, together with his mate, placed in a (late of arrefla tion. This proceeding, as hoftilities had not corn- menced, appeared fa very extraordinary, that a re• monftrance was made to the Harbour•Maller at Ca lais, who anfwered, that two French vefrels were previoufly detained at Dover, and, until they were liberated, the Englifh Prince of %Vales packet, toge• ther with the Nancy, of Dover, commanded by Capt. LATIMER, who arrived the fame tide, mull remain in France, and their crews in prifon. This declara tion was fcarcely made when the two French vefrels, feized at Dover for fmuggling, entered the port of Calais; but this did not fatisfy the French Officer, he detained the Prince of Wales, the Captain, and his mate, and fent the crew of the veffel to the common jail. Capt. Larttlaa and his people were treated in the lame manner. On the departure of BONA PARTE from Calais, the 2d of July lift, Captain SUTTON was ordered immediately to Valenciennes, and where he has remained ever fince. His friends at Dover having heard the Englifh prifoners were treated with much fevcrity in France, laboured under a confiderable degree of uneafinelsrefpeCting his fate; but the late communication which he addrelTed to his worthy parents in this town has removed all al,. prehention, and given much pleafure to other fami lies here, whore relations are in a fimilar fituation. YARMOUTH, OCT. II 2.—Yefterday P. M. arrived the UtircoaN and PENELOPE frigates from a cruize : the latter has feveral prifoners, who, it is expeCted, will be landed here. Arrived the CENSOR gun brig,. from a cruize. Sailed on a cruize, the SCOURGE, armed (hip and the CONSTANT gun brig.—Remain in the Roads, the GILYIEHEID, Admiral Trroanso . aotran ; ROEBUCK armed en flute, AMETHYST, Ps. ns tor s, and UNICORN frigates, and Caw sot gun brig. The George and Mary, CLARK, mailer, a flitting co ble, was tall night run down by a Scotch trader : the crew are raved, (he had three lath of her s rings on board. Sailed for Hufum, the LARK packet, Captain THostrzon, and the Captain DELL, both with mails and pafengers, and the AUCKLAND packet, Captain Ilninioc, for, Gottenburgh, with mails. Pair ed through a large fleet of 4oht fhips.—The Polly, Alexander Primrofe, from St. Peterfburgh, with deals and iron, is put in here, with the lois of her bow fprit and 'foreman. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVESEND ' Oct. ts.— *Palled fiy, the Tram*, Mitlrbead, from s soproa ; J u pit er , —, from Bremen ; Providence, Cairns, from 'Archangel; Thetis, Lied, from Kormingfburgh ; Pettey, Straycock Arfus. Taylor; Amphitrite, Leary ; Chame, Black ; Douglas, C ; Duke. Sandford; Marquis Cornwallis, , • Dollin ; and Sally, Maynard, from Peterfliurgh.—Salled the D orot h ea Eli sa b et h, ; Vrow Aunt, Otter; and Vrow Jeata. Norman, for Etobden. ARRIVED. •In the Downs, William. Prefton, front Philadelphia. At Li verpool, Flanders. Michell, from Marva; Droiliall, Low, hem Rip ; Winter, Foeke, from Dantzle ; and Hero, Atkins, from Stettin. At Cork, /infect, Weftaft, front North Can:Slim. At Crookhaven, Henrietta, Poindeftwil, from Honduras. At Boor draux.Tho uls, Jones, from Philadripttio. At Philadelphia, Three Sifters, Ainfter, front London. On Tuefday laft arrited in Leith Roads his Ma jelly's (hip CNIFFONNE from a cruise off Shetland. The CHIFFONNT, on her paffage to the Soethward, fell in with a number of large — Britillt frigates cruis ing off the North coati. The Matti, HUTCHINSON, of Whitehaven, is ar rived at Limerick, from Peterfburgh. The Nile, FISH IR, of Whitehaven, (and another vell'el) is detained at Demerara, by a Dutch fhip of war. The Court of Dire&ors of the Eaft India Company hive, apportioned the (hipping taken up for the feafon as follows :—three (hips for Bombay and China, one for St. Helena~ Bencoolen, and China, twelve for China dire one for St. Helena and China ; two for St. Helena and Bengal ; one for St. Helena dire& ; two for Madras and Bengal ; two for Madras direa ; four far Bengal direa ; and three for Bombay. We have the pleafure to Rate the fate arrival at Madras of the !hip Euza Asa, Captain PARSONS, from England. Lieutenant Colonel the Right Hon. E. J. STUART, of his Majefty's asd Regiment, and Mr. TR lieu, landed in good health. . 2211,21111.,11002221 to TIIII MAUR' i lIPT. 24. si We have been pretty afkively employed in the BIIAVP2, fence my appointment to her, on the block ade of the Elbe and the Wefer. This is the feventh week of our fecond cruize in the North Seas. and we (hall moil probably remain here as a block three weeks or a month longer till relieved. The fquadron from which we are detached entices off Heligoland, and a frigate is at anchor off the buoy of the Elbe. The trench are at Bremer-lee, within two or three 'ewes of as, and, as we are informed, are building two gen boats. We are in conftant preparation for ;hem with a double charge of canniftcr and round (hot. Hanoverians come on board to as daily to enter for the Britifh fervice. I embrace the oppor. tunic) of writing to you by a detained Bremener.—., We share with the fquadron. by whom, on our left communication. two maft !hips had been taken. The on her firft algae, fent in nine (hips of dif ferent nations; bin I do not form to enyfelf any ez- , peantions from them. Capt. Pst.t.ar is a mat plan tain, gentlemanly Officer, and very much the good difciplinarian. To-morrow our launch. fitted out with a carronade, will be fent en more to Oldenburg!). where I am ordered to apply to the Brilifts Conful for refrefliments for the fbip's company. The natives are very much ;wolfed at the Engitifir for interrupt. ing the navigation of their River. La SOPNIa. the (hip left on is Ratio°. fent the Mailer. Porter, and a gang of hands. on (bore on the fame bufinefs , who were very roughly handled by the populace ; the hos& farrounded in which they took refuge t and they with difficulty efcaped by a back door : fine that time there has been no communication. Our party, however, will be more numerous, and armed in a manna to coatataat4 a hale mote refiss6." IiMACATff. OCT. U. A Prnffian 'del, the Frederick William, bound from Rotterdam to Grave lend, came into the pier laft night, in confequence of the Itrefs of weather.— She is one of thole veffels which ..sere employed to convey the Aliens from Gravel:ad :the has now got eleven palrengers on board, and the Captain is bound under a certain penalty, that any palfengers he may bring from the enemy's ports than be landed at Gravefend, there to be examined. They have, there fore, undergone no enquiry here (tom the Cullom- Houle Officers. They are now at Mitchencr's. I have teen the Captain, and it teemed impollible to extort any information from him refpeding the Rate of the enemy's preparations for it vafion ; bet one of the paffingers who happens to belong to a nation not very remarkable for taciturnity (he is an Hibernian) defcribed their preparations at in a malt forward Rate, and that the foldiery teemed ardent for the attack. The officers of the fhips Rationed off here com plain that little lets than half the complement of their Ihip's crew confill of Greenwich penlioners. old and unfit for effeftive fervice. many with wooden legs, and only one eye. I have teen fome fuch. Thole men might anfwer very well for guarcifhips in ordi• nary times. but at fuch a crifis as the prefent. to leave our coati to be defended by fuch perfons betrays a moR criminal negleet fomewhere. It ought to be otherwifc arranged. The extenfive ereitions, on the new road, near Newcaftle, called Egypt, lately employed as recepta cles for grain, are converting into barracks lira part of the numerous forces intended by Government to be kept in that neighbourhood. A great number of pikes are now manufalturing by order of Government, and it is Paid that they are to be gived to fuch as do not underhand the ufe of the mufket, in cafe of an aetual invalion taking place. In the prefent moment, it cannot be wholly unin terefting to our Readers to lay before them a calcula tion of the diftances between the points of aftailment from the enemy's coati, and the principal ports in our own, which have been menaced with a defeent in former wars .—Diflance from Breft to Galway 180 leagues—to the Shannon • 5o —to Bantry Bay 115 — to Cork and Kinfale too—to Plymouth Go—to Tor bay 70—Cherbourg to Portfmorirh 26—Havre to Newhaven 29—Abbeville to Pevenfey 27—Boulogne to Rye 14 —Calais to Dover 7—Dunkirk to Deal and Margate ;4—Fluffing to the Note 35—Hclvoetfluys to Harwich 3o—Texel to Yarmouth 46. Triefday fe'nhight 250 French prifoners, cfcnrted by a divifion of the Herefordfhire, Glamorganfhire, Mon mouth, and Brecknock regiments of militia came into Reading, and next morning parfued their route for Norman Crofs.—On Saturday 250 more arrived ,and purfucd the fame route on Monday morning. The owners of a Dover privateer have had scool. damages awarded againa them, in confequence of the detention of a Spann veffel of great value. Yeflerday a Court of DireEtors of the EaR India Company was held at the India Houfe, which ad journed till to-morrow. A number of veffels for the Southern Whale fifhery, to proceed to the eallward of the Cape of Good Hope, will (portly be licenfed. Wedge day te'nnight, as the Nita cutter was fettl ing her guns, off the mouth of Portfmouth harbour, a double headed (hot from one of them, which had remained fince her lit crii;ze, entered a honk in Bath fquare, and damaged the premiCes, but fortu. nately did no other injury. On Monday a Court Martial, compofed of the fol lowing Members, was holden on board the GLADIA. TOR, in Portfmouth harbour, viz. Prefident, Rau , Adialrall HOLLOWAY. Capt. Yoat a, Capt. WAINVIIIIOBT, BRISSAINt, FLAYING, ▪ Sou mutt!, ▪ NICHOLAS, To try Lieutenant J. oxtail tau x, Piet of the Coo Rao, n x, on feveral charges exhibited againit him by his Captain (Hmtor) for difobedience of orders, contempt, and neglect of duty. The profecution was conducted by Captain J. 0. HARDY, but did not occupy more than three hours attention of the Court, who, after hearing the evi dence adduced to fupport the charges fet forth, and paying the molt impartial attention to the evidence for Mi.. MoxLia 'Aux, were of opinion, that not one of the charges bad been proved, and that Mr. Mot xi nous was entitled to a moil honourable actpittal. By a cutter lately arrived from off Breit, we learn, that on taking a peep into that harbour, feveral men of war pennants were teen flying at the main top-malt heads ; and the mails of a confiderable number of (kipping, fuppofed to be tranfport veffels, were dd. daily obferved. It is &enerally imagined the whole of this armament it deflated for Ireland. The coati from Cape Guienea to Boulogne is to completely fornifhed with cannon, that it Appears as one raft battery. Some firing was beard on Sanhay morning to the Eaftward. The following is an estrad of a letter from Capt. Haar, of the Paragon, to his owners in Lancatier, dated Barbadoes, Augnft 16, t8o3:-1 , Yefterday morning, tft leagues to the windward of this jfland, I fell in with a French fehooner privateer, of t a guns, and about too men, who lay the Paragon on board o• the (larboard quarter ; and after • defperate ac tion of near an hour, he got difentangled and mad off quite a wreck. During the engagement he made fevers' attempts to throw his men on board the Pa ragon, but was refulutely reptllfed by our (mall crew. Our heavy guns on the quarter-deck, with grape (hot, made dreadful carnage among the crew of the priva teer; her decks were aimed covered with dead be dies before (be got from along tide, and her feoppers run with blood. lam lorry to add, that out of our anall but brave crew, two were killed and (even wounded." A letter from Cherieflown, dated the at ft of An glin. mentions. that a French frigate of 44 guns had arrived there from &. Domingo, which had &Wised the Cotton Planter. belonging to that port for feveral days, but had releafed her. and the was eapefied to fail the neat day. The French frigate had captured the Juno, Arrt.sce, of Liverpool, bound from Li verpool for Madeira and the Weil Indies, atter an aboe of two boors. The frigate was to fail from Charlatan. is the coeds of two days, for France. DUBLIN, OLT.Si A ember of flat bottom.,l boats of a large eon. ftruSion are now re,bidy to be km to the con ,1.). from the Ordnance Stores near the South Lott?. C.'rarcy, t lehel general, h i fignalized hirnfelf in t . .c at;•:,:i,ies of Vinegar Hill, h. 4 :Incited end com:»itted rn the the Corte. YYZn. who appear by :be ttial ttf Rtr/vpvtd, to have aettve in the ke' , elltrit td f •Jy I 0, was ttre n aciinitte.! it!l '34t.:city , ..x '.kliitifion Mr. Git•Y lAN gave evidence in favour of the defendant. A few days ago an alarming fire broke out at Car !le Forbes, the feat of F.I:IGRANARD, nccalioned• bp J . : the carcleffnels of fora: boatmen caulking a wl:o, on going to bre.ikfa i, kft a katie of pitch un it - d er a fl ie d, ~hich aver, communicated to the buildings and offi ce .. Th e w ane , we , e firtt difcovercd by the Hon. FRANCIS FORIIIS, who being promptly aflificd by zoo of the peafautry, and by Lord Fluters, the Caine was happily laved, al- 41 though a conftderAle luta, was fullained in buildings, corn, &c. I Lord Dattuacros has already began Pi:hunting • 1 with his young hounds in the Doncaller cnuntry.— , j The Heide:weft fox bounds are to be continued, Sir ; hiss/ SYKES basing become a fubfcriber in the roos t • i of Mr. BETHIL. AS Mr. DUNCAN M.LARICK (game keeper to Mrs. 1311. T of Bon11) in Yorkihire, was ranging for phea. Pants left week, a fine cock pheafant rote from a hedge•row, which he readily flint, and inllantly to his great ationifhtnent, a large fox feised the bird and took it off : Reynard, was, however, polite enough. on the halloo of the keeper, to quit his prey. At tote Canterbury Hop•market on Friday the trade WPS extremely dull. Prices for bags, Bas. sios. loos. Pockets, gos. 9155. toss. Asa proof of the productive crop we have had this harveft, 17 !looks of wheat in a farm at Woodhaß have produced t I I bolls of excellent grain. At Howden Fair, horfes of all dekriptions fold uncommonly high. feveral hunters from too to soo guineas ; and adive, ufeful hackneys nr readflets went off readily at *oh It is conjeetured that there were horfes (hewn at thic Ern- to the c , llenive value of to,oool. Cat'le experienced a trifling advance.— Pigs were very plentiful, and fold on moderate terms. A very refpeftable farmer at Gadderi.:en, in Hefts, having found an ear of French Barley, lowed its feed in his garden. the produce of which rather afloniih ing him, he determined to prirfoe the experiment.— The next year he rowed the produce of the Sett, in a piece of ground tilled for that purpofe, which yielded bountifully ; and the thirdand fourth yeasts produce exceeded any thing of the kind he had ever teen or heard of before, being upwards of so lacks of grain. A few days fence, as the Duke of CUMIIIERLA‘D'S Rifle Corps ,sere firing at Chalk Farm, aball whittled along the line. and entered the ground within a few yards of a lane concentric of fpedators ; it proved to be difcharged by a perfon who was incautioufly firing at a tree in an adjoining field : he was immediately 'laid hold of, and tomewhat roughly handled by chore who had been endangered. As Mr. Dent'; coach was coming from the north, through Ormiklrk, on Sunday left, a fad accident happened :—whillt the coach was (landing oppofite the inn door waiting for the paffengers, a Gentle man who was an infide peffenger, jumped upon the box, and imprudently stamped his foot. when the horfes immediately let off at full geniis: the coach door being open, two Gentlemen were thrown :Mt* the dreet : one had his (boulder diflocated and ano. they his arm broken. The horfes were flopped at about soo yards diflance. FIRS AT SAINT Atsays—Yeßerday morning • dreadful fire broke oat in the White Hart Inn. at St. Alban's. It was firfl difcoveted between foe: and five o'clock. On the alarm being given throughout the town. the panic-ftruck inhabitants tore from their beds to aflia in flopping the pre refs of the flames ; but the fire burnt with fuch irref able rosy as toren. der all efforts vein. In the courfe of half an hour. the greatell part of the inn was confunsed, and the conflagration fpread to the (fables, where ten capital horfes were deftroyed. Amicla the alarm and con. fufton which mull naturally occur on loch an twee. lion. and more efpecially at amino, it is fosse coed:da tion to find that no human lives were 1011. Mr. Hayward, the miller of the inn, with bis wife aad family, were in the moll imminent danger, being at the time in the upper part of the houle ; they how. ever all efcaped unhurt. A Mr. Walker, and two friends, who were there on a (hooting party. were laved by their promptitude in jumping out of their bed room windows into the yard, leaving behind the= their clothes, which were burnt, together with five • pointer dogs. Several travellers, both male and female. efcaped the devouring clement by fimilar means, with the lois of their clothes andihrtman taus. It *as truly pitiable to fee there dittreffed people walking about the yard. with nothing awn than the (lender covering which the liemanity of the inhabitants procured for them at the moment. We did not hear that any fire engines were employer/ and perhaps there was no water at haled. The Foist of the premifes was complete. The caufe of this accident is not yet afeertained. If the landlord hoot infured, his lots mull be confiderable. Yellerday a fire broke out in one of tho sew Image nearly oppofite the Windmill public botife. beyond Kennington Croce. owing to the neglittence °fishes? who left tome fire near a parcel of Wolk shavings. It was happily got under without much damage. Sunday evening a fire broke out at Hall Piece Academy, near Dartford, which for fume time oz. cited much alarm for that venerable pile. By the 'Silence of an engines which was very fpoedily brought from Dartford. the fire was mine:doll with very little damage. On Monday evening a pitched battle was fought in the field at the back of White Conduit Hoof.. at Iflington, which killed for more than 30 mimeo. when one of the party gave his antagonill an unfit. innate blow on the temple. who foots after expires'. Toe tui Tient was taken into coßody by tome of dm people belonginft to Worfltip•areet Office. He usage. went an examination on Tuefday before josses Moue. F.fq. when. after a long invelligatios of the matter. the Magiiirate committed bin i 9 New hike far further ciametatioe. 11