Star. — London, England, 1803-04-20 00:00:00

N4U7ICAL INTALLIGEM.Z. ,Y.—W IND W. S. W A,R. sty r.. Dublin . 1 o Hantbargh o 2 Worrfood o 3 D'atch 0 0 I': cuch 0 : mAns THIS Di •IZ. DU IL Mr. Joint MEAD! it Made Lieutenant, and appointed to the CAMBRIAN, of 40 guns. Lieut. G. 1111.L$ is appointed to the AIIZTU Ter, 0138 gun% Mr. Csaatu Bailor is wade Lieutenant, and appointed to the ?CENT. LOVL Joan LAl4t is appointed Second Lieutenant to the AUTUMN. Lieut.Wat•Gosirtay it appointed to thePaiwce, of 98 guns, and Lieut. Ante Falun to the fame. CapLLAAIIZR7 ki R is appointtd Regulating Captain in Du Win. The PRINCESS CHARLOTTE, of 40 guns, is or dered to be paid off at Plymouth : flue will be corn. niiftioned again dire lly by her prefent Commander the Honourable Captain F. GARDNER. The AUTUMN, of 14 guns, is put into commit• lion, and Captain WM. RICHARDSON, her former Commander, is appointed to her again. The Too /LT , of 30 guns, was yefterday put into commiffson, and Captain JoHN SIMPSON, appointed to the command of her. PLYMOUTH, APRIL :B.—Laft evening arrived the (hip Ann, of this port, Captain STRINGEK, from Jamaica, laden with fugar, rum, and cotton, for this place ; the AElive, of Plymouth, Captain Diummottn, from Waterford,' with wheat, for this place ; and the Hopewell, of Portfmouth, Captain Paves, from Waterford, with provifions for this place and Fortfmouth.—Sailed his Majef ty's (hip Alogar, of 64 guns, Captain WI NTH Lot, for Torbay. to join the fleet there; alto the Boa- Uics a, of 38 guns, Captain Matt -Lawn, on a cruize. Came in the Ramon cutter, of 14 guns, Captain Feat Ft, from fea, with inipreffed men.—Sailed the Echo, Batavian national corvette, for Amller dam, frorn,Bataria; the had a great many curious ittiOial% on board: the left thefettlement very fickly. - - . .Pocrastourit, A.ritti. I g.—Arrived 13 SYBELL6 frigate from the Eaft Indies, lag from Li!bon. Cowes, APRIL tp.—Arrived Code Verwagting, Gleam wafter, front Bourdeaur to Koning(burg, laden with wines and fiuit, leaky, and muff un load : the Pegafus, BVTLRIti •:with rice, from Charledlon, for orders ; and the Refulution, Noa- TING, from Longfound, for a market. Captain twomai HiLii Is appointed Regulating Officer, at Cowes, and within there ten days has picked up a 'utiliser of fine young men for the fervice, who, tired of fecreting themfelves any longer, begin ge acridly to volunteer their Cervices for the navy. Easialoa, ArtiL s.—This morning moll of the Iticis that have been detained below the cattle, patted through the Road. but meeting the wind tram the Sodthward. they,are now again at anchor Haveen Hand. A few loaded vetrels are unable to get up, owing to a th ong cut rent down. Thereare four (hips in fight a long way down, the Captains not yet on fhore. Ltvtarom., APRIL 18.—The Thomas, Wm riri from hence for New Orleans, put into Port 'yal, Jamaica, I tth Feb. in dittrefs, and failed the 14th.—The Delawar, Bt s LI, from New York for Greenock, *as (poke off the Saltees the loth intl. out So days, all scell.—wOn the toth went into StudsselPs Road, the fhip Sally, from hence to Trinidad, and failed the day following, not ma terially hurt, though the had darted her rudder bands by ftriklr.g on the funken Rock, near Stud well's Mold ; air° arrived there the brig Fanny, Bud H ts, front hence for London.—The Revenue cutter Prince Annan' Frederick, J. DAV Ib, Cum minder, from Greenock, with entered feamen. arrived here on Monday Taft.—Cape. Davits, of tha Hannah, failed from Ja maica the 'l6th Feb. in company with the brig the, for Glafgow, on die a3J ult. fpoke the American thipilabella, from London to Cbarlelfon, lat 53. 36. long. 36. 30. cut 16 days, all well 1 on the 7th iull. (puke the American lhip Eliza, of Portland, fin this port.— A (hip was going into Jamaica when the Hannah .acne away, fuppored to be the Clyde. Arrived...l laa Cites, infirm, from Africa and Dooduita ; Perfevcraoct, from New Yorli; Elizabeth, Bevan*, and Seiko, Lowe, from Lillian; Telma+. Andrews, and Will. Wooditoufc, from hence at latiWica; Piewois. llooglas, mid Reward, Leeds, Irma Loodau metes Flora, Carpe it r, nm .cute at Peak; Dwomora. Inglis, from Lunarara (cm Mil lard, olt Falmouth. FROM 1.1.0V1Y4 LIST. OrA6, Arta to.—Sailed tits Metal= frigate to the north ward.--An teed and faced foe the Rime. Admiral Nelion, Sa tsetington, from (Mono; Olive Branch, Wickham, from • and it lealnnie• Prfnitk, fro, the Streightc for Statigate Creek. —Arrived the A/enrich Caßle, troin the F ail ,acs, and remains in :hut/owns with the sips as vcr !aft. c act pt enc Andlton EaR Indianian, which patted her ea.def. in Cie night, and is gone to Margate Roads. II:9 Majesty's Chip 'ltariocy Wei pared, sal brought op again. as did fev:ral other rat i te, the wind blowing very high in the night and this morn "g—..Cana down the Chatty, Semen, for tkinhec ; Crown, Carr, for New Brunfwick ; Adelina. Fetonby, for ctiehec ; Agnitit, Ba.ley for tiverFool ; and Start, Reed, fur the Welt Indies —WI4 W. N. W. C a AVIC1111171), Ara re_ rce—Paired by the Farfai —, from Run/Man.—Sal cd the BaLtsa, Whitfield. fur ; Commerce, Clore. for lottentiurylt; Fame, Smith, fur Deltoid; gad the Hero, ?Anion, for Andlentatn. A sully. D , recr I ad) N.ifor., Bonner. from St. /Otis t B o b),:n H armon y lYar, :Peron ;and Mary , Wither y, from %)portea-At klary, Embrown, from Philadelphia— :ll t :Away, from New York-.-At Cork, P.tu '• la. liorrodalle, from Virginia—ln Ike Tesd, Young Gorge, from the Cape of Gard Hope—At. Oporto. Waite, Bur ekaa, from I.ondon—At St. Bates, Sofairnati, Skelton, from nndon—At l'hiLetctphia, thss. Wade; and Ofiris, Cottle, Imo I.lvrrisnol—At Boltor, Kanter, Bunker, from BrUtol— lit New Y•ek. Scipk. , Coophuld, from Brifiol--At Jamaica, rrelawny Pittner, from New Bru kirk ; Lady Shore, Itofst sod Aimed. Faun , from 1.00d0ni..-At Chios, filtru sotklarid, from Corteuburg. I.7clair, Kluft, from Manna to Nantes, is on mote at she entrain of tber Putt des Sables. Tba Canada, %Valium from the waft of 5; air lc; Liftvl, was Loa on tlac s;tli at Much. !AST INDIA SHIPPING. Yefterday the Pullers of the Honourable Ea[t India CoNtpany's (hip the Dorfetfhire, Captain Rosettv HUNTIR BROW/I, attended at the India Houle, ancl received his final difpatches, with which he immediately proceeded to Deal to join the faid Chip. The Dorfctfhive is conligned to China direet. We have the pleafure to announce the Cafe ar rival in the Downs on Monday hill of the Ho nourable EAR India Company's chip the Alnwick CAIle, Captain CHARLES ELTON PRESCOTT ; MT. Wit.t.titst PERRON, the Porfer, arrived yeiterday at the India Houle with his dil'patches. „.. . . The Alnwick Cattle left China on the £9lll of Decembc.r. in company with the Ups the Cirencelter, Capt. Thom+, Robert fon, and the Perfeverance, Captain Jamvi Tweedale, arrived at the Bland of St. Helena on the 25th of February, and failed on the ad of March, at which time the Waltham(low, Cap. tabi William Agnew, and the Lady Jane Dum . las, Captain the Honourable Hugh Lintlfay, were coming into the Roads; they left Bengal the 28th of December. in compnny with tic Chips the Tdlicherry. Captain George Weitted, and the Man fhip, Captain John Logan, and parted front thin the rsith February. The Perfeverance and Bengal Anna failed from Saint Helena the ad of March. The Niareltionels of Exeter, Captain John Locke, jun. failed from Batavia in December.— We have the pleafure to Rate thm the Royal George, Captain John Fain Timing, arrived at St. Helena the 2gth of February; the failed front England on the 4th of January, with Mires fur the above Bland. CORN MARKET, Al A RK.I.ANE, APRIL 20. There have hecn no new arrivals lince Monday, and the few fales that have taken place this day are lower in price than mentioned in Monday's Currency. Assizt or BREAM—There not being a fufficient number of Aldermen at Guildhall to make a Court vale; day, the LORD MAYOR ordered the Price of lircad to be continued the fame as lag week, viz. 9d. the quarters loaf wheaten, and houfehold 7td. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Yov K holds to morrow a Military Levee, at the Hotle Guards. Mill Bay Barracks at Plymouth, are to be oc cupied by the Devon Militia. Yefterday the Marquis of SALISBURY arrived at his lioufe in Arlington flreet, from St. Alban's, where his Lordihip had been to join his regiment. Earl FITZWILLIAM, doting his refidence at Leeds, Lasgeneroufly ordered each man ferving in the t it Well York regiment (of which he is Colonel ) a jacket and other doodling, at the expence of live hundred pounds. The Non-Commillioned Officers and Privates of the late Loyal Infantry, mired in Worktop, have prefented to their Captain, JOHN CH•M PION, Efq. an elegant Cup with an appropriate infcriprion, expreffive of their high opinion and elleem, and of his meritorious condutt as an Officer. Captain Macu•MAll• was a great deal better yef terday. There was no bulletin left of health as ufuaL The remains of General Ds EAvaieri mit. the HetEan kliniller, were lafl week depofited in the Savoy Chapel. Owing to a miaalce in Wiling the letter bags at Eatt Grinitead, on Friday night, thofe belonging t.) Brighton were not exchanged, which on Satur day morning caufea much difappointment to the inhabitants of that place and cfpecially to the tiidaasul. Sittings appointed in Middlefex and London, he fo• e the Right HMI. EDWARD Lurd ELLEN BOROUGH, Lord Chief Juitice, &c. in and after Teem : lIIIDDLREL/L. IN TERM. LONDON. Tutfday, - May 3 I rhurfday, May S Monday, 9 Wednefday, - at Saturday, - 14 I Monday, - 16 - ao Saturday . 21 AFTER TRIM. Tuelday, - • 24 I Wedneftlay. Private letters received by the Cirenceller (late, that the viceroy having quelled the rebellion, and trA:l(inillized the neighbouring diatias, returned to Canton on the tzth, and died Inddenly on the t 4th of Deceniber ;--11rong fufpicions having been en tertained that he had taken poifon. not being able to hear the difpleafure of the Emperor. who had cenfured 114 condat during the late rebellion in terms of the molt aggravating nature. Certain it that the Emperor has deputed two Mandarins of the highell rank, to report upon the conduit of the Mandarins of the province of Q2an•tang, and the 'dirk will probably prove fatal to the offend ing parties. Accounts of the Toth March from Conßantino ple Rate, that the Beys in Egypt are complying with the conditions entered into with the Turks. They have already given up their Mamelukes to the army cf the GRAND Vozsza, and are them. laves preparing to retire to Awan, in Upper Egypt. More tranfports are continually arriving from Malta, for the conveyance of the Englith troop, which ale to evacuate Egypt. The t curler de Londrei, in a letter from Paris lays, " That the condua of Ss BASTIAN. in Egypt and the Levant, gave offence to the Emperor ALI.SANDER, who has fignified to the FIRST Coy stn. that hc was not pleafed with the interfetence of France in the affairs of the Republic of the Seven Mathis." It is tin longer certain," rays the rime Paper, Whether the CONSUL will take the title Of Ew ►Sknß of the GAULS. It appears that this A vros to be preceded by certain arrangements, which would have changed the political lace of Europe, and which have nut been agreed to by his Pays• SIAN MAJESTY. - . . The Cabinets of Vienna and Peterfburgh have fuddenly put a flop to this favourite plan. It was thought In near, that defigns for the new Imperial Coftume were about to be fent to Lyons. . . . . . . The queflion as to the fiipreme power being hereditary is decided, and it is not believed that will occafion the flighted agitating, except among the difcontented Generals. The Consu l. will name the perfon his family de(lined to fuc , teed him, and the Senate will regulate the order fucceilion agreeably t s the fund,tmeatal laws of V ic Monarchy. It is (till laid that the Govern ment of Italy is to be given to Louis Bo AAAAAA E, vilo will refide at Parma, but nn change will at pletent take place in the Italian Republic. it is fail, is to have the Low Countries." SPORTIA'G lA"TELLIGENCE. CATTMICK.BRIDGE, IVEDNE:MAY, APRIL T... 5tVCCi4ll:lktS of logs. eAch, for 2 yr old colts, Stt. Two miles.—(9 Subfcribers.) . Lord Str ol;mor,'• b. L. by Pipit or - - 1 Mr. G. Hutton', ch c. by I kipini - 1 Mr. T Hutebitifoits'. !Le. A 'Ain, by C0nf1.....t:'..... , 3 Mr. 13:•rhcr'• S. c. by S,reveton - - 4 Mr. W. I Ilitchit.b.i, • b. c. by Der irzbi ough - 5 lord Dor;it.,:tot,'• b, c. by Ikningbruugh - 6 Six and 7 0. 4 .I,!,:tilit the Scre%c;on c._;:; 3 10 2 againil tin. rwator colt ; a::si 4. :o 1 agaill::. 6.4: Delpini colt.—A good race. Sweep(lakes of legs. each, for 3 yr maid fillicc, SR. One mile and a half.—(ii Sublerihers.) Mr. C. B. b.f.:3Jan, by Ovi.rtvit - Mr. R. Linton', b.f. by Star Lord B 111.iveit'4 b. c. by 15,.tiingbr-ii,;h - 3 Mr. I recirrdalr's b. I.y - - 4 Mr. Coillfam . , ch. f. Lady M:try, by "l'iNittivit•ir 5 Mr Driie. b. t &lima, by Mini Mr. J.S:, vcr.fon'. b • i Ludy CJw, by JrA Bull 7 Si x ag ; 3 to 1 agaii;:t the Star ally ; and 4. to 1 agaildt Lord Belli.tvet.'3 Lord Strathmore's b. c. by Pipator, 8:l. lec.lt. from Lord Darlington's b. c. by I.:::ilinghrough, 811. 31b.-I'wo miles, ic.ogs. b. ft. TH VRSDAY. The I - I itters' Stakes, of sg,. each, 12(1 by Gentlemen. Two miles.—( t z Sublcribers.) Lord lingron's ch. h. Olympus Mr. R. W. Peirce:sig. an. by Reltlcfs - Cidoncl g. g. Smut, by - - 3 Mr. Richmond's b. g. Spankaway, by Spanker - 4 Five :And 6 to 4 on Olympus ; 3 and 4 to t able. Spankaway. Sweeptlakes of sgs. each, (with 231. 15%. added) for all ases. Three mile heats.— (S Subfcribers.) Mr. Peirfr b. f. by Ek-ningbrough. 3 yrs dd. ft. 91b. 3 r a Mr. Kerby's Ls Superbe, 3 yr , . old 7ft. I lib. - s dif. Mr. Cartte. b. Eby Beningbrougb, a yrs. o1d ! 3 71b. .2 dlr. Six to 4 on Le Superbe ; after the ar:l heat, 3 and 4 tot he won —ln running for the fecond heat, Le Superb's rider broke one of his liit,up ir.als, when about three quarters of a mile from home, and was then fuppofed to be winning in a gallant Ilyle, but, by this accident, Le Sopeibe ran on the wrong tide of a poll, as did alio Mr. Carter's filly. Mr. W. Flutchinfon's E4rby, by Mufti, 7f1.71b. rec. ft. from Mr. Kincaid's Obi, isil. cogs. h. ft. HERF.FORTL-A bold adventure in the (porting line, zd week in April, a Ho3.—Otte day lall week a bag fox was turned out near the above city, and a great number of gentlemen fportfmen met to enjoy the diverfion. The fox, in a mile or two, took to the river, which put a ,:op to the career of all the fportfmen, except the gallant Capt. Foxe STER, of the 15th Light Dragoons, quartered in the above city. That gentleman, without the lean helita tion, into the middle of the fitc:im, with his old famous bode (fo we:i known in the 1 5th Corps) and by his determined refolution (of which their was tome little need, in the middle of the river) :cached the oppofite, and much wilhed•for fhore, in lafety at the laf ; and then, giving his ablent friends on Cie other fide, one cheering view halloo, purfued hi, game, and killed bold Reyllard alrmt ten miles from the (pot on which he was in the morning turned out, before a very large field of gentlemen fpottfmen.-The Captain is brother to C. n,..STkIl e Ely //l. fu ' match famed for his horfemaufhip, in the hunt of old honett Huco Islevwxxx, Lfq. the King of Fox Boaters. Next Sunday ing. the Right Rev Lord Bilhop of GLOU ►a will preach at St. Jame►'s church the annua rmon of the Royal Humane Society; and on the 27th init. the Anniverfary Fellival will be celebrated at the London Tavern. Tickets, Half-a• Guinea, may be had at Na. 8, Spital.fgu.-u - e, the London Coffee-houfe, and at Mr. Beaumont's, Villiers-Rreet, Strand. ' Yelterday Earl SPINCIIR arrived in town from Wimbledon. The Marchionefs and Lord DOWNS/11Ra arrived yellerday at their houfe in Hanover•fquare, from Roehampton, where they have paned the holidays. Lord GRENVILLE left Tovnt yehrday for Drop. more. The Counters of PORTSMOUTH arrived lag night at her houfe in Lincoln's Inn Fields from HamiS. (hire. Mr. CORRY (the Irifh Chancellor) gave a grand dinner yefterday s at his honk in Albetuarle-Ilreer, to a very large party of Nobility ; among whom were, The Marquis of Hertford ; Earle of We ftsnoreland and Idmeriek ; I.ordShetrkid ; the Mafterof the Rani ; the Speaker ; Mara. St. George Caulfield, York, Sec. ac. HAUT Tom.—Lady ELL lINIOROUGH'S Mufic Party, on Monday evening, was one of the moll elegant of the prelim feafon; upwards of aoo per j foils of the firit didinaion and tafhion were prefent. GNEATokkX preftded at the piano-forte. Mill j Pas IL long hi a ntofl captivating flylc a favourite ' Italian air, and Cie duct of INIr, my A'andk. with BAR TLiMAN. both of which were T.ptalrotiihr ap. plauded. All an Italian terzetto with her filler, Mils F. PANIC; ( who fling with much fweetncfb and circa), and Mr. BARTLkm•N. She die:ward. joined in the heAntiful glces nf 0 Ntotto., and S berdr, I have lojl n,y Ave, both harmonized by GA E•TOI kl ; and Lever, p,rl:ap., was mere Teat delight afforded on a limihtr necar, , 0 . BAR I L;- MAN greatly diitinguiliied iiimidf in the tong of 7iari fifth at lender Alab:nyted (by HANDL ; and ! the late Mr. LINLEY'S charming Madrigal of Li nos earelrfi, was moll delightfully lung by Mifs NIKE. BARTLF MAN, VAUGHAN, SAL;, and GItEA TORkI. Lady ELIAS BOROUG H was indefatigably attentive to the wlY,le of the brilliant company, and her affable and elegant demeanor on the cc ,cation was the fuhjeft of unilerfal admiration. Kinc's THE AraF.—ln confequence of the dif turbance which took place fait Saturday evening, reetelffixad, the Bow.itreet Officer, was defircil to attend tall night, to prevent the repetition of Inch j a difgracclul Icenc. Although Gentlemen were j not entirely proitibited from paGing behind the fcenes, none ware permitted to obtrude themfelve. on the stage before the audience. The Mutes dif played a numetons and fathionable cczNlany, and the I'it was uncJmnsonly crowded. Cilßi_r, a' Z,CS..):AS Verierday rt'ilnigl,t, the tniite. of Carlow menced before the Right when Thomal Ro:l2e, of 1. , .4g . :1!in dr iper, Wag pin •` I ;41, leo iuLi i ; or.. fetiion fa) Cie n John lied, Elf. a Niagtitittte for 0,2 Lottr.t;• of I)ablin, itated, that in confetps-ni.e ut lniei , e in form:Joon he went to Carlo,. ai..l Applicti to the Rev. John Whitty, 4 M tgo.•:.oe fot county. kilo,‘vi , ) tun other Cr..:l:.li.ourli, !!! 1 ):4!;i: .••i hitrt or. the .1 , ;,11 ult. to tht: ptio.tier's honk ; in I Olt fearciiitv ti ; , / loot J in .1 g tr t or c• , ..t. ht•ti.,...,:t t e thvor .:!, Icvc!:,l thiplerr...l Ts for coiri:.?,, Al 6111 denied :my t.nowledg. bit at'ivr he confellt-d 11.4 t they u:,O for t!a: purp , L: of coining, 411(.1i.x. plained the tile of tilt: J.J...:re;:t Article. 'rimy th , at pro.:Lcded to tench 0 , -, tp•ri tn oiihe prilbrlCr, V .10 detired pdi .4} itt.. coat ftr that pur -1 otc, Le took mt., I Its the B kbk lion: pocket, A v. 11 1 ,1 i A guinVA 11 , 1tC. Nvli;,.:) wt.:re tht.fe Ltd in th, Nir. Nen amt. It el ;.d, proved the two ❑otc% to be t•ii - ge:io • and fir a m• it impartial charge fictni pi i roner WAS loinici i;n;h.y. hie wai icntencird t inipri;oned two gram, to pay a pcnnl!v of 501 and t•i (land one hum in and up nthe y tv,;ce in Car;ow, and once in Ltiglihn and, at the expiration of if:, impritonnicut, to give lei. ni .ty ter ins gond behaviour. . ,holm lkylwa was nest put on his trial, for tit teting a forged Guinea Note, porpot ting to be a note of the Governor and Corn:tany t , l the Bank of Ireland, to a ihOpkeeptr in CAriow. There was Another count in the indittment, for having forged notes in hi, poifetlion. The Jury retired for about half an hour, and re turned a vet dia of Not Guilty of uttering—but Gulty of having the forge-ice in his poifeffion. l.)rd KILWARDEN then fentenced him to be im. prifoned two years, and whipped three times thru' tits town of Carlow. .I.mr..V. Several forged Bank of England Notes for 51. and tool. have been pallid lately in the neighbour. hood of Christchurch; and a petfon refident there being ftifpefted to have affilled in circulating them, the Rev. Mr. WILLIS, of Sopley, iffued warrants on Thutfday for apprehending him, and for fearch ing his houf,:. Three forged Notes were found in the houle, which the man confelied to have re. cei red from one Sylvefter, alias Jones, in exchange fur imuggled gnu ds. On Saturday there was a meeting of the Credi tors of the greet Jew Speatzlor Vao failed about a month fence. A dividend of deem peace in the tom: oprears to be all that is likely to be obtained trom debts th it are owing in the Stock Exchange. The whole of the failure was 127,00 d. flerling. COTTON MA NUFACTURII.-.-A mifconceptionhav• ink nrilen mongit the trade, upon the views of Mr. HARR')CK s, in the notice he ha% given of the Motion he intends to ftibmit to Parliament upon the Cotton Trade ; we have authority to fay, that ' Mr. liOltIl:"CkS has no idea of propofing any new ' tax, his intention being metely to remove the duty noon the im in station of the rawer/now, and place it upon the exportation of twill ; the confequence of which will he, completely to relieve the trade thi, country, as if the foreigner nutjf have the tty to make them pay at leallfinar duty for it. Cott= Ta•ift is exported from this country to the follow; ing places, viz. Denmark, Ruffin. Sweden,'Prthind, Prtiffia, Germany, Holland, Flanders, France; Portugal and Madeira, Spain and Canaries, Italy, Turkey, States of America, Btitifh Continental Colonies, and Bgtifh Well Indies. • A ferinus affray took place near Birmingham, nn Thurfday morning lull, about one o'clock.— , The fervants of the Canal Company, undetfland. ing that tome perfons had opened the valve be. longing to the Birmingham Canal, which had been banked and flopped up near the Jundlion 'ridge, for the purpofe of widening the canal, ! and that they were letting the water off, went down to prevent fuch depredations, and found the men endeavouring to take the fifh n ith a net. A violent Buhl: enlited, and Richard Brothers, one of the Company's fervants, was fo terribly wound. ed, that lie died in the afternoon ; feveral others were afro feverely bruited. The Coroner's Joey fat upon the body on Saturday, and after an .exa mination of ten hours, returned a verdict of Wils ful Murder againfi perfons unknown. Iwri.usaza.—An infulion• of Ground Ivy has been recommended as an efficacious remedy for removing the cough that accompanies this attack, and for firengthening the habit after it. The plant will be in flower towards the end of this month, at which time, after two or three days drying, its virtues ire fuppofed to be at their height. liow.sritsar.—Mr. Grate, who was apprehend ed on Friday afternoon Inc (hooting at Spencer Geoige Tnwnfcnd, Efq. was yefterday yearning put to the bar to be re•examined before Mr. nos o and fzir W. Pas soms. Mr. Tor:Wend was •attenti• ed by his Solicii,r, Mr. Simplon, cf the Terii.le, a-,cl Mr. Grant had the legal Alliance of another proledional Gentleman. The examine:ion did not occupy much time. as, on the past of Mr. 'l4iwn..* fend, Mt. :Simplon apprifed the Magifirates ghat the whole of the evidence was not collected. lie was committed 14 farther examination on Tuef day next, when all the evidence will be adduced In the evening Lady Elisabeth Smart attenipt• ed to bring lore and a charge againll a girl of very prepoileffing appearance, for having robbed her , whilli living with her Asia sir at ami re ; but diver not being the Inialleti ground for fopporting the charge. and the gii I living at prefent moll unit'. peachahly, with a very refpcttabte family, Ilk v..te difchatged with this humane obfervation from oil WILLIAM PARA' , It Se that after a very patient minute inveitigation, nothing appeared :17 tins her, and that therefore (he retired %stilt an un[.,llied charafter." The girl intereficil every feettatt r. by her fimpli:ity of behaviour and mudefty trf Je• 111C/1101.1t.