Star. — London, England, 1803-10-12 00:00:00

NAIITICAL.-ATELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind W. S. W. ARR. 017/t. ARR. bablin• o I Hamburgb • 0 Waterford •-•••••-• PINZANCI, Ocr. 8.-I'his evening the Jemima, of Neve:tale, JOHN BARRER mailer, lafl from Lon don, with fundrie, for Dublin, put in here by con trary winds, it blowing a fmart gale at N. N. E. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. I I.—This day arrived his Majelty's chip \frays, Capt. H. MATSON, from the Downs, after convoying home a number of valuable Well Indiamen : alto arrived one chip from Stock holm ; one from Longfound ; one from Dantzic ; one from Frederick lads; and one from Peter(burgh. —Went out of harbour his Majefty's thin CASTOR ; and came into harbour the SOPHIE floop of war ; alfo the Alssa MDR R, copper-bottomed tranfport, Captain DRYDEN.—Laft night arrived the brig Ardent, (a tranfport), Capt. H. Taolassors, laa from Plymouth. This afternoon failed the NE mess s, of 28 guns, Capt. SoMRRvILLE, on a cruize off Torbay. DBAL. OCT. IL—Sailed the PLUTO [loop of war on a ct..ize.—Wind N. N. W. YARMOUTH, Oct. I I.—Yeflerday arrived the Aststersr frigate from the Southward, and the Vs ait f TTIla gun vac!, from a cruize.—Arrived laft night:from Harwich, the LARK packet, Captain CHARLES THOMPSON, with mails and patrengers, bound to kitatun. The (hips of war in thefe roads, are the O)tortusto, Admiral THORNDOROUG ; Roasucc wiped en flute, AMETHYST frigate, Scouaca matted fhip,CoNsraur and FAKRITTIR gun veirels—The packets with mails and patlingers outward bound, the LARK, Captain DELL; AUER LAND, Captain BLIpOR j and LARK, Captain THOSII , ivy. The Mitritava', Captain BALLS, from Charante, with brandy, is blown out of thefe roads, with the 104.dr-both her anchors and cables. Wind. N. W. Dom, Ocr. to.—Sailed this morning the hfo umtca'for the Downs.—Lord KRITH, it is Paid, has expretred his difapprobation at fendirg heavy chips (fit the coat of France, when the object to be attain• ed is the dellruition of gun boats and flotilla of flat bottomed yards, now in theit harbours. At Bonldgne their Chipping is proteded by very conti clerable batteries on Ihore, that render it impoikble for any'vefrel to oafs the bar. Ships of the line can not approach fuificiently near to Menet thefe batte ries, and of cootie his Lordfhip found that all he could do, was to take a pup at them and retire. FROM TM LONDON cmurrn, omit. •DMICILTY 04TICI OCT. I it. Ogg ats Letter trees tie Right FienOurabk Lord Kura, K. 13. Adana of the Iteeolke. to elk 'EVAN NMAN, But. dated on board s klajefty's ihip the MONMICII, in Dover Rude, the tat loft. Sir—l herewith tranfmit, for their Lordthips' in formation, a letter and its inclofore, which I have re ceived trot) Captain Baouoaron, of his Majefty's Gip the Pan 'Lore, acquaintink me that Captain Gstrrirms of the CONbTAUCI, has captured the Ca roline Fre nch privateer of eight guns and 35 men ; and that another which had Smelt her colours to him, but of ir Ifich be was unable to take potlafion, on account of the onfavnur.sble ante of the weather, has efcaped into the river Elbe. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) !tattoo. ?amen, tithe Elbe and Wefer, Sept. 66. My Lord--I hive the bottom to enclofe your Lordfisip a letter from Captain Gairrrrns, of his Majefty's fhip cokstANce, giving an account of his having captured a French privateer, and ttateTially damaged another which had buck her colours but afterwards efcaped to Cuxhaven, in the river Elbe. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) w. a. aanuonsas. His MWs Ship Coins , moored In the Elbe, Sept, as. Sta—The ewe French privateers which were Suing out up the Elbe at Hatbourgh in Hanover, viz. la Caroline, of eight guns-, and thirty-five men, and Lt Sophie, of ten guns and forty men, both fchtbonees, I received intelligence on the tiith bad come down to Cuxhaxen two days before, but as 2 found they were infide the Jettys, I could do no thing with theml on the both the y CAMe out with a fair wind, and a vie* I believe, of trying the veils, axercifing the people and efcaping by the North Elbe, &mild chance b efriend them. I difpatched all the boats after theft' tinder Lieutenant Navies, belt there was too much wind and tea, in fuch a tide's way, to admit their attacking them. They appear, however, to have fucceeded in canting them to fepa rate, the Caroline hauling her wind for Cuxhaven, la Sophie bearing up for the North Elbe ; the latter run on (bore Con the forth part of the Vogel Sand, when the other bore up to prevent the boats deftroy ing her. Nen morning I got under weigh, and exceeded in cutting or the Caroline from Cuzha yen, whom I captured about two miles from that place. The wind increaling, on fending to anchor, near the one on (bore, the (truck her colours alfo, and the boats attempted to take the people out, but the heavy tea on the fand rendered it irnpoilble—during the night the wind chopped round to N. W. and blew very hard: It brought to high a tide, that at three in the morning the got off with the lots, I believe, of her rudder, and I &mild imagine other wife a good deal damaged, however the reached Cuxhaven, I Think- I am, he. (Signed) A. I. entrrirms. "ROM LLOTDI UST. G. WI Milk War, and Ana Maria, [And, how Norway; EMa. Maar, frost Ociatattows; timbal, hit. rot harlot, Ihnewhia, Iteo Cleittitur ; Hoar dem, Stow, Neil Embalm Nothatag. Miaow% Dor Wife and Almelo, from llowdoo4hOwl its Nortwe, Smith, for Stettin ; tleavisitaAotWaNtla—oo,oodi Velleobroaria, for habitat - - A eenres—At Atlattle..Crelk, awn Musk; Miry, Leigh, and Chalet, Davila', from Padilinge.—At Canon that. Ilhind. ?mat PeterlieqdreAt Lddls M a wI lla. haw Petereurgh. it wee tie befp jaw, Wisp miler Ilati Ileaderlead, ler Exe ter, Yea with eeele. which no tw . free at the fit. ea Seafar marresg. aaa as afar* the crew ate lima by le Dad Mate. *ilk! west w their albite& llie pee* ell le Ja las repart we earn *Or did; mat at pieces, sad heads valetweeedy The Vanes, Owes. Orem IPewelbwill Sir lima" au Mak 101 l ea the tub el ea Bedded. Tne pkva, Norm. Seta Aswan% rillstldpide. is to tal'y lb& d he Ate, Wright. ham Mend hr Oa. was kg ea the sal alt.'s tee of the lieleldes s war fires The Clatlette l.eni6y Pawls. teem Ifitatel Sf Uri*. le IA at the Vole had. b lo! tree The Daley, Tally, law Peterldeil le Leedom. levels am Awl Th e lehege" lodes heat the 111w.is arrived la the Ceesi Sr fres es nil la. didiwYSh MOM; via Mr Men. vi Alma; &Mom Am T.—The Alevlndee, BRAND', from Peter (burgh for this port, arrived at Grange mouth zd initant. The Surprize, CURRAN, is arri..ed at Lnchryan, from Malta. The Mary Anne, AN DERSON, is arrived at Quebec, from Barcelona. The Princes Elizabeth male cutter, Captain BEArsnm, is now loading here bomb (hells for Dublin. The Melville Cattle, Captain H. D. BsArsow, failed a .few days ago with . a fimilar cargo, alfo for Dublin. It is fitid thefe (hells are of a new conitruftion, bein. lined.with bullets, which'on she ezplofinn, fcatter and produce a great effeet. Laft evening, a pipe of wine trenfporting on a cart, rolled off into the harbour and was entirely loft. ELSINOR 2, Sr me. 20 —The Alert, James Ainfley, of and for Loudon, from St. Pew/Singh, with hemp and Iron, has been afhore at Hogenefs, near the Kole, but got off again by affiftance from the Diving companyoviattout having fußained any apparent damage, and wiU return to the Sound firlt opportunity. Several of the veffels returned from the Crekent's convoy Salt night, and proceeded again this morning. Wind S. frefh breeze. The Laird, commanded by John King, Efq. an Officer of the navy, was in fuch a ftate after the gale of wind in which two of the Weft India convoy foundered, that the had always one pump going, and in a fucceedi• g gale two. Captain King was obliged to part with his paffengers, for bad another gale come on, fuch was the Rate of the veffel, that the maftliave foundered. Hick Cdpar or ADMIRALTY.—On Saturday the .Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM Scorr determined the cafes of the following (hips ani cargoes, which were de tained for adjudication : The Hannah, Ryan ntafter.—The fhipand cargo were reitored in this cafe, except a (malt part ordered for further proof, and a parcel of hs:iolis condemned. Ferfokii, Flor matter.—Shiroand cargo reftored. Commerce, Ray matter —The goods In this cafe were pro nounced to belong as claimed. La Favorite, Bouchard mifter.—This property was reftored to the neutral claimants; but the queltions of freight, ►od captor's expenccs, were referred. Aurora. Menrickfen mater.—The cargo in this cafe, conAlting of wine, Jtc. was reftored. _ _ La Renommee, Corp malter.—This pmperty was refloreil as chimed. Vrouw lunge, malter.—Ship. and certain part. of the cargo, condemned; and other parts admitted to further proof . La Bonne Societe, Bhp mufter.—Tbe propertp in this cafe was reftored. The Ktmo has been pleafed to appoint Mr. JAM is WALKER to be one of the Ordinary Clerks of Senon in Scotland, in the room of Mr. C GORDON. reigned. Wednefday the Right Reverend the Lord Bifhop of CH sorsa, confirmed upwards of zOOO young per. fons, at St. Peter's Church. Liverpool. Yeacrday the Marquis of &Lissy' arrived at his houfe in Arlington-areet, from Ipfwich Barrack.. Lord GUILDYORD has removed hisittate from War derlham, near Dover; as has alto Mr. PITT. from Walmer Callle. Lord Wurrwor.Tß and the Duchefs of Douai arrived in town yeaerday from Knowle, Kent. Mr. MERITS give an elegant dinner yellerclay at his houfe, New Burlington.itreet. The parry were, MOAT am BAT (the Mameliike Chief), Earl Pori. FRET, Lord BLAIITTRI, General TAYLOR, Colonels BERWORD, PAIINIR, and Coil. Lord HoLLmos is detained at Madrid by the Rinds of his family. His Lordfhip has fubfcribed to the Xenfington Corps, which his domettics have joined and hak offered any fervices in his power to GOvern anent. A molt fplendid entertainment was lately given by the principal inhabitants of the city of Cork to Major. GcnTral MYERS. Among a variety of loyal and patriotic wafts, which were given on the occafion, the following deferves being noticed for its felicity of conception : “ The frill; harp—.may ft never be tuned by she hider of a French head.' The Maineluke Chief took a ride in his coach, ac companied by Lord BLauryag, yeaerday morning, through the fquares and principal greets at the Welt end of the town, to view the butdings, and was highly gratified. Mr. T—vr—V—v—it, a taylor, and Mr. H -111•1:1, walked fix miles on the Harrow road laft Sa turday, for a wager of one hundred guineas and a goofe. The money and the zeek were won by the tayler. This morning arrived the Dublin Mail of Stour. day tan, but it brings nothing new.—. banal Keell4A, executed on WednOday, in Thomas-Ilreet, delivered a caution to the multitude againft rebellious pradtices, and recommended loyalty, peace, and good will amongft mankind ; he attributed his misfortunes to bad company. Neenah was a yours _g man between twenty and thirty years of age, of a (mart alive perfon, by trade a t'arpenter. He was brother.in law to AP/Oreb, who was executed in Patrick fireet, and brother to the man named Kamer., who was kill ed by the explofion of powder in Patriek.ftreet. Some attribute the untimely fate of Afgats/h to his bro. thersin-law, by whole delufion hi was mifled, after having . oblerved good eonnu a, and been loyal and indeßnous for leveret years. Friday morning a fuperb deem was given by Luta Wurre, Efq. at his country feat at Luttrel's town, at which a number of perfonages of the firtt rink breakfatled. His Excellency the Earl and Countefi of HARDIVICIM the LOU) CliAllPeaLLOat the Archbithop of Do sum, the Right Hon. Secietary Wiegman, and Mrs. Wiegman, Mr. See. Mattson', and Mts. MARSOBIN, partook of the entertainment.— The banquet was laid out with great talk and ele gance ; and what ad&d much to the enjoyme.it, was the beautiful and delightful fcene of that part of the country, which has been confidsrably improved by its prefent poffellbr. On Monday, the yd infant, was celebrated at Llemsney, the double fellival of the Sirth•day of the ?tight Hon. Lord Vlfcount KIRKWALL, and the arias:sung of his fon, the Hon. THOMAS Joas Ha nigtom FITZI4IIIIIIiCI. The morning was tottered in with the firing of cannon, ringing of bells, and martial mutic. At (even o'clock m the evening the infant was chrißened in the Great Hall ((nperbly decorated on the occafion), by the Rev. Mr. ANWT domeßic Chaplain to the Counters of Oa: a sr. Tbe Sponfon were, the Moll Noble the Marquis of Tao. MOM. In petion, the Right Hon. Lord de BLA- . Wale reprefented by his fon, the Hon. Col. BLA. tunas, Lady Awn O'llatem. The Conntefs of Oag ace held the infant at the font. All the molt re fpeaahle families in the neighbourhood attended at the ememony, and at the Werldid ball and (upper, which eased. The town of Denbigh was generally illuminated, and bonfires were ligbasd es sem of the Awned's( bins. DUI t RI'S, OCT. 108 There have been- fevers' American people bore who lately left Brcfl, and they report, that • the French fbldiers and tailors ftationed there, talk of their being defined to Ireland with as much cafe and certainty, as thy (peak of going to their refpedire metres. As the equinoeial gales may be lion ex. pcded, the gun-boats and finall craft in the feveral harbours from Dieppe to the Texel, mull remain where they are ; they will, however, anfwcr the put poles of keeping up the alarm and our people on the alert ; but at limit we are informed, there are fix mm of of the line and fame frigates, lying with their topmalls (truck in the harbour, and ready for tea in fii hours. There are likewife a number of tranfport vac's from 8o to 150 tons fufficient to tranfport 25,000 infantry. and 1500 cavalry, beildcs artillery, baggage, waggons, &c. &c. Hence we judge our' information to be cornea, and that Ireland is really the immediate objeet which the French Government has in contemplation. This is certainly no more than the prefumptive evidence; but it is to very prong, that few people on the coati entertain a doubt , of the Breit fquadron being defined for Ireland, and that no invafion of England will be attempted, until' intelligence arrives in France of the tale landing or their troops in the fifer kingdom. At Mori:six, there are but tsvo gun boats: • This is the report of a Mr. CH ACM !Rs, who is an American faftor, and who was lately there. on the ad init. the gth Regiment of Foot, tinder the command of. Lieutenant Colonel de BERNIFItet arrived at Cork Bons Plymouth, and next /nothing the first divilion proceeded on its march to Kilkenny, where the Regiment is to be Rationed. The Loyal North Britons mutlered yelerday even ing in the Toxophohte field, after . the Loyal Btitifh Artificers quitted the groun.l, when they h 4,1 a field. day. They went through all th.. , ir evolutions in a very foldier-like manner. Their firing was remark ably good, and on the whole, we dare fay, they are equal to the belt difciplined corps in the metropolis. . . Colonel Buz-roles Corps of Loyal Britifh Artifi. cers, inipeeted yellerday by the Earl of HARRINcrom, confifts of upwards 6co men, and is compofed of the workmen employed by builders ani others, under Mr. BURTON, the fnrveyor, the Commander of the Corps, who is building Ruffell-friare, Tavitlock fquare, and the fireets branching out from them, on the Duke of BIDFORD'S land : the Officers are com• pored of the Mailer Tradefmen. In their drefs—nti lity, neatnefs, and economy are combined ; it confills of a cap, with a white feather, a fcarlet jacket, orna• mente.l with fcarlet worlied lace, blue pantaloons, with fcarlet cloth at the learns, and black gaiters ; their belts and firaps to the gun, are black leather, to prevent the lots of time in cleaning white ones.— The expenses are paid by a liberal fubfcription of tool. from the Duke of BiDEnRD, and from the dif ferent Officers ; and the expenditure has been ma naged fo well, that it has only amounted to about tzool. while other Corps of the fame number have expended double that fum. At the end of the ground near Taviftock-fguare, a magazine, a depot for their arms, and a gum d room for the officers and men, are building, which are to be intrenched with a furround ing dads ; and a draw bridge is to be crated to pafs ' over the fame. A new Farce, called Raifirtztbs Med, was rehearfed for the Ern time, at Covent Garden Theatre, on Sa• turclay. The complaint of which Sir Jolts Ross died yet. terday morning, was the gout in his Romach. The Court of Aldermen, on receiving the account yeller day, immediately fent for Mr. SiLvarrsa, the Com mon Serjeant, as the City Law Officer next in rank, and who will, for the prefent, officiate as Recorder. The following happened in Oxford.ftreet, :thou; two o'clock on Sunday morning :—A hackney coach. man had jug let down his fare, and had got a few yards on his way home, when, on looking round, he perceived a great light in the infide of his coach, he immediately got down, and on opening the door, found the lining all in flames; finding that all at tempts to extinguiffi it would be orders, he cat the body from the wheels, and let it burn out, without any other damage. It is fuppofed to have ta ken fire from the fervent of the gentleman he bad carried, going into the coach with a candle to look for a &i . s i r l; eel, and dropping a fpark among the 'fray. coach being lined with linen, it was very loon in a blase. On Monday the 3d radiant, the Right Hon. Lord Mutoaays diftributed his annual premiums among his tenants and tottagers. The rewards to the te• nant% for the belt management in different branches of hu(bandry, confißed of fairer cups and medals of different values. To the cottager. the rewards were fubhantial, and to them of great value. To the cottager who had brought up the greateß number of children, and given to them a religious and (ireful education, and without any parifb relief, a good milch cow; to the fecond molt deferving cottager, under the lame regulations,. cow alto ; and a fait of clothes to the third . - As his Lordfisip has given gardens to his cottagers, rewards were given to thole who had their gardens in the heft condition, and had rendered them molt prodnaive is artful vegetables. Theis rewards were cloaks, bonnets, and ribbons. In de livering the feveral rewards, his Lordfhip accom panied each with an excellent and fuitable exhorts, Bon. He recommended perfeverance in indoOry, whin! at the fame time he foothed and encouraged fuch as were difappointed. His addrcfs to the old cottager. was particularly interefling, and he was led to animadvert on circumflances of their children, which fhed forth the molt tender feelings. The advantages of this inflitution, though this it only the fecond year, are already vifible in his Lord (hip's elate. It excites a happy fpirit of emulation in every farmer. Good management is fore to meet with applanie and reward; and the doves will be ex. pofed and punifbed. Iu a moral and religious point of view, it is Rill more Importan.. It will become an lomat review, not only of the indullry, lint alto of the morals of every one conflated with the elate.— Indußry and a fpirit of independence will be cheviot ed. and idlenefs and difEpati,m checked. His Lord (hip and amiable Lady enj,,ye.f much this delightful entertainment, and in this fatishietion the numerni , 4 fpeaators fared. The whole concluded with a mug • hofpitable dinner at btolgrave Cadlc fur the mauls and cottager.. • 111VBLm; OCT. 7, GENERAL ORDERS. Adjutant-Gemara Office. Dublin, Sept. r, 'Rol. Aute:cctmcwrs or DISTRICT! TO TALL PLACL FROM TII/1 DATI. Lieutebant-General Cast rse lA, Armagh. Brigadier-GenCNICOLIN CAM Per LL, Armagh, extending to the Counties of Arin.‘ell and M naglisin. Major-General Sir Contexts ROY , Enndkillen ; the COOP!H of Cavan, Fermanagh and Sligo, Barony of Drunithair, In the County l.eitrim, and the South Part of the County Dorinegal s including the Town of Dunnegal, Mount Charles and Killybegss Brigadier-General AlletfllALD CAMPBELL, Lontlooderry; and the County of Londonderry. Brigadier-General HART, Strabane; the County Tyrone, and that l'art of the County Doonegal North of the Town of Molinal. Brigadier-General WnocuorE, Belfaft; Counties Ant im and Down. Major-General Tit INCH, Naas; County Kildare, Queen's County, and County Carlos•. Major-General Ascuaa. Drogheda; Counties I.outh and Mestli. Br,gadier-General FVLtea, Mulllngar ; County of Weitmeath. Brigadier-General Aar Lica, Longford; Counties of Longford and Leitrim. Brigadier-General Garr. Tullamore; King's County. Major-General Sir Caaa a as Asct aa, Dublin; Counties of Dublin • and Wicklow•. Brigadier-General COTT° x, and Brigadier. General Dux ft, Dublin; the Bffonits of Ratoatb and Dunboyt3e in Meath, and chat P.m of Salt Barony North of the Grand Canal, and the Town of Kildare, in the County of Klldue. Brgr , 2ler-General GUM, Wexford, in the County of Wexford, and the Barony of St. Milling in the County Carlow. Major General MYERS, Athlone, the County Rofkommon, and the l'ovm of Athlone. Brigadier-Genetal DAtarm PLC, Caaltbar, County Mayo. Brigadier-General HILL. Loghrea, County Galway. Lieutenant-General Twat-aro/4, Fernery. Major-General CAM►BELL, Cork. Brigadier-Genoa! C/wr ratan a, Bandon. Brigadier-General ERICIN IL, Fennoy. County of Cork. Brigadier General Sir C. GaaaN, Clonmell ; Counties of Tipp rary and Kilkenny. Brigadier-General MILTRICZ, Waterford; County of Waterford. Brigadier-General PAT/11, Limerick; Counties of Limerick and Kerry. Brigadier-General Mla RLA NZ, Ennis; County of Clare. CORN MARKET, MAR R•LANR, OCT. 12.--Prices remain unaltered from Monday's currency. ASSIZE Or BR EAD.—Yellerday the LORD MAYOR ordered the price of Bread to be continued at lad. the quartern loaf of wheaten, and Std. houfehold. It appears, by the Liverpool paper, that the report of the gallery in the New Church having given way, is unfounded. The following is a correfi liatement of the circumllances which gave rife to it; In confequence of its being pulsiickly announced 4 that the Right Reverend the Lord Rifhop of Coes. TER would preach a ferrnon for the benefit of the Blue Coat Hofpital, and his Royal Highnefs Prince WILLIAM of Gcoucssraa would honour the congre. gstion of the New Church in Duke-firect with his pretence ; many thoufands of perfons afTemhled at an early hour, and is oppofition to the exertions of fix , conilables which the Mayor had appointed to attend, 1 and other powerful affillance, the Church was itn menfely crowded. A (bort time previous to the ar rival of the Ilifltop and the Prince, fume perfon gave an alarm that the gallery was falling; a general con. fufion enftied, and numbers forced through the win. dows, though every thing was done to convince the congregation that the alarm was falfe. His Lordlhip and his Royal Highnefs happily arrived at the me. ment the danger was underliood to be unfounded, and reined thcmfelves with calm dignity araidft the tumult. The ferric, was afterwards performed, and ; a moll impreffive and eloquent difeourfe delivered by ; his Lorcifhip. from Proverbs, t t chapter t 7 vette, to a congregation of upwards of four thoufand perfong s and a colleaion made for the Charity, amounting to the (urn of t t ml. 6s. sd.—no part of the gallery or church gave way; the alarm was totally unfounded. We are happy to add that nn material injury was (Whined by thofe perfons who fo imprudently-forced their way through the windows. Sundar fe'nnight, between four and five o'clock in the morning, a fire broke out at the houfe of Gene's Cafe, Efq. m Evcrton, Liverpool, which totally do. ftroyed the interior of the building, with great part of the furniture :—the family bad a Very narrow cfcapc from this dreadful calamity. MO raw was found guilty of (peaking (editions words lea week at Che lmsford, namely, That if Bowaraara mould come, he would be of his fide, and turn againft his King and Country." He was fen tenced to one year's imprifonment. and to be kept to hard labour in Halfted Honfe of Cortvftion. Oe Friday !aft the following accident happened on board the Alton Weft Indianian, in the Wet Docks, at Blatkwall—An Officer of the Excite having in. caatioufly placed hisfelf againik a handfpike. left is the windlnfs, the pall'of the tatter gave way, by whieb he received a violent blow. was thrown down di . forehatthway into the fhip's hold. and killed an At (pot. Several merchants, who witnetfed the iniffinOs tune, have humanely entered into a fubferiptieft fit" the deceafed's Eamily. On Saturday alto a labourer, belonging to the Docks, fell from the foOt‘ray do the outer gate into the baron, where he remained near to minutes before he was taken out; the different mean . recommended for the reftoratioa of drowned perfam were tired. bat every effort to recover him proved ineffeaual. A Swisot.eirs—A 'lathing buck arrived at Great. ock about a fortnight ago, alTuming the name of Me. jot Hart of the army. and embarked on the 29th ele. as a partner on hoard the Mari, Seabory, Which fan• ed neat day for Charkhon. He faid that his .mo ther's name was Wolfe, and that he was nephew to the late Lord Kilwarice ; that be was in Dublin on the day alibi infurreftion, but left it that .evening he was going, be (aid, to America, to look after an elate in the neighbourhood of Philadelphia lea him by an uncle, and that there was lifelong a (mall pro. perry ti t his by his moan in the vicinity of Wihning. ton. He pretended to have bills for a confiderable furl of money in the hands of a banker at the former Et'Since the Mary tithed, however, (earth has making for hint. It kerns he came to Scotland tome time ago with a forged letter of introdueion to an officer of rank and refpeftability. and pretended his father was going to transfer his property horn Ireland to this country on account of the unfettled (late of affairs there and produced a confidereble amount of bills whicit he wiffied to depofite in tome of the banks. By this means the officer was induced to recommend him to a refpettable banker in Edin burgh, who was ( fat imputed on as to advance him , a confiderabk fum of money. with which the bock has hopped of. The bills bad been fent to London and Dublio, but hare fines bees returned. ;ll in