Star.
London, England, 1801-06-24 00:00:00

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On Wedn.fday evening a party of the a t a Light
ns brought. in from Kerry, and lodged in
Dragoons
eCv6t prifon at Limerick, Yalta Broder, Dasit
Broder, Pairiet lefedoety, and jcia Conners, charged
with confpiring to rob and murder feveral
lies in the neighbourhood of Caftle laand the)*
were apprehended through the vigilance of Lieu+
tenant Colonel LLOYD, and a party of his regiment/
the Royal County Litberick Militia ; they will b.
tried by Court Martial.

Mrs. MILNE', Supper, on Monday evening, was
particularly elegant; it was a hot flipper, and
among the delicacies on table were feven brace of
quaib.lle:cle flirt confined of pines,grapes,poacbes„
neEturines, apricots, and cherries. The fruit alone
filled nineteen boxes when brought fromiNakefield.-
One hundred and fifty fat down to flipper.
The total amount of the penfions charged upop
the civil eftablifhment of Scotland is 24,8641. cos.
The Faculty of Advocates have iinatimoisay
eleaed ROSERT Bc.ata, Efq. Solicitor General for
Scotland, to be Dean of Faculty,' in the room of
the Right Hon. ROBBIT DOWDIII, of Arnifton,now
Lord Chief Baron of the Go= of Exchequer in
Scotland.
Lord C. Sositasar, who rode for Lord OX-
FORD, at the Bibury Races, was thrown from hi;
Isorfe upon the Conde, but happily received, no
material injury.
A young Gentleman of the Univerfsty of Cam.
bridge.ftarted at twelve o'clock on Sunday night*
the 7th MA. to walk from London to York in four
days, for a confiderable wager. On Monday, at
five o'clock, he reached Alconbury•hill ; on Tucf-
day, he flept at Long Bennington von Wednefdayt
at Doneafter ; and arrived at York Minter, jrt
good health and fpirits. at four o'clock on Thud--
dailafettirrinr being eigImporters i!aythonoursw
load r ru
within thetirtone s..
but it would be Rill more to poor Par's tele to let
him enter in jasmine upon it.
A Phyfician at Poiffy has been fentenced to pay
eight thoufand francs to a poor widow whofe huf-
band died of the hydrophobia, in confcqucnce of a
dog belonging to the fon of Eiculapiushaviug gone
mad and bit him.
In an American paper, entitled The Rigid: of
Men, printed in Frederick Town, Maryland, the
printer, Jona WI mrsa, fays--Titne not permitting
the printer of this paper to join the refpeetable
Company who dined together on the 4th March,
he contented himfelf with drinking (dove), in his
office, the following toafts :—Here follow twelve
wafts, moil of them of a political nature. The t sth
is not a little felfifk, and fomewhat (ingular,
Myfelf 1 May the man who takes ay mow, and
won't pay me for it, never have money to but I
paper, nor a friend to lend him one : May he re-
main as ignorant as also mat, down yonder, on
Bennet's Creek, who never knew Awe Baer, en In-
ches guar •
About ten days back, a ftarling's nen with young
ones,was taken from out the brea ft of Watfon, w ho
bangs on the gibbet on Bradenham common, near
Swaticham, for the murder of his wife, which was
wituriFed by hundreds of people as fornetifing very
ftartauttrr and extraordinary.
day laft, a farm-houfe at Horne, was (truck
by lightening, and with the barn and tables, its a
fisoft time totally confumed.
Yefterday the (haft-horfe in a porter's dray fell
down in the Strand, when two of the butts of beer
lolled over him, and what is very extraordinary,
be did not fuflain any material hurt.
Yefterday morning about four o'clock, a fire
broke out in a drug-mill, ih Whitecrofs-meet, Crip.
plegate, which entirely confumed the premifes, but
was prevented extending further by the timely ap-
plication of the fire-engines. ,So rapid and violent
amethe progrefs of the flames, that three horfes
employed in the machinery were burnt to death
Wave off trance could be afforded to them.
On Monday fe'nnight as two conftables were ef-
cortin . a perfon to Lynn, whom they had
US fufpicion of h'orfe-Ilealing, the fell
*pre. ow,
1 ma:oeuvre, while the former rode for-
prevent his taking the Wilbech road, fnd-
ihieristaed his hissfe round, clapped fpurs to him,
aiNs road to Middletoe tolt.
valsbil..lieppening to be open, he
b, b* which means he eluded the
vigilance of porfilors.
A few meanings fines an over-driven bullock, in
I order to efcape his more ravage partners, teeing the
Ytes open in palling through St. Paul's Church.
ard, ran in thereat, and mounting the Reps of
the colonade, took his (Land at the top, end boldly
fat his esemies at defiance; while thole who were
within the church dared not open the door, let
the falls animal (hould have intruded on holy
meonild, towards which he frequently call a wifbal
faileye. After many fraitlefs attempts to drive
him from his port, one of the iron gates into the
gems was thrown °pet, into which he decamped,
madam foon after fecured.

fennight, about two in the afternoon,
AS Mt: Whitt fen. of Broadftairs, thiphuilder• was
busdlng.on a plank at die ftern of a veffel, giving
iheftrahons to one of his workmen, his foot flipped
lend he fell into the dock, by which unfortunate
accident he was fo =such bruifed dun he expired
about fair boars afterwards.—He was in the 7th
raw of his**.
At aseaont of the Perrone who have been ap.
polaroid ides the Istit of April, tilot, under
clutegailodteArm and treafonable prac-
tiewl (itch ea have been • Roamed
emir imilard.at 1121, time previous to the
gait Ana,':r tin dates of the voirrAnts of

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