Star.
London, England, 1804-02-08 00:00:00

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The Doke of Ufa yelbovi Lord ay daishel lMatary Ve-
va at the Maclean :de. lionse sad Me
Cneecettoa of theliterestysai ledialiandiesess
of his loyal *Oath In the sereleg.
Difpatehes were yellerday relayed from Lord
Caws', at cork; as alto fear Ibindral Timm
Boatman, off the Tent.
Yefterday a fpeeial Court of Diet!** des held
the Ealt India Hoofs. which aaoenteipt a late beet
tal this day.—Captais Jose Ileacn lbstsrsoa was
fwora Into the eontuand of the Eaavdie. Vascarr,l
deflined to Bombay.
Yefterday in the Court of lEiees4elefu Mr.
WIATMPALL obtained a wsk of Habeas to bring o
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Mr Erwaia %alai Fame, It. Iron &Wier gaol,
in Draws t4at he nay give svidesee upon the flask;

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em.—Yefterilay the Loan Mama ordered the
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peke of bread to be lowered a whole afSse. or two-
pence in the peck loaf, to take place to-morrow. The
quarters lmf. wheaten, _will then be fold foe tight-
ropes halfperiny, and boefehold feria-pence.
Laa night the Saes Dataglior. a sew Comedy,
written by Mr. CNIMILIN was brought oat at Drory-
lane Theatre. Want of room remote a! from en•
tering. as its merits, which are very coldiderable. and
were pi* appreciated by an overflowing audience.
The play was given oat for a famed reprefentatim
this treeing with minds! applanfe. The Prologue
was ably delivered by Poss. The Epilogue by Mrs.
Jams., was very happy. She recommended a corps
of Female Volunteers—the Old Maids to be Flamm
—the Widows s—the Married Wooten to
be Praikers, and ;fief' to be aided by battalions of

4eitt troops.
On Friday fensight a duel was fought in Lord
Bamson's detnefne, near Bandon. between Mr. N.
of the Fermanagh Light Company. and Mr. B. at
that town I both Gentlemen were wounded by the.
fecond foot, the former in the thigh, and the latter
in the jaw, bat they are declared out of danger.
Miistizam ELICTION CONNITTBILTISS Sitting
of yefterday was (*copied in hearing evidence eels.
live to the allegations of the Petitioner. A queftion
arifing with refpea to the hearing of evidence upon
payment of bills, with a reference to the provifioss
of the Treating AB, &c. it was contended on the
other fide, that inch pmeices toile be of no 'avail,
except where the individual was an authorifed Agent
of the Party. The Committee, after deliberating
Come time, we underfland, came to a deeifion that the
individuals thould full be proved authorifed Agents.
Ye(ierday the Coroner's Jory fat upon the body of
a Gentleman at the Northumberland Coffee•houfe,
Charing Crofs, who had gone there the preceding
morning, about nine o'clock, to alk for a bed. On
being (hewn to his room, he defired not to be called
till fix in the evening, Rating that he was much fa.
tigued from having been up all night. At the ap.
pointed time the waiter went to his chamber, when,
to his great allonifhment' he found him, though yet
warm, quite dead. A Surgeon was immediately
fent for, who attempted to bleed him. hut without
effeft. The jury, after a very minute invelligation
of the circumtlances, brought in a verdia of—Died
by the vifitation of Goo. The deceafed was a Cap.
tails of marines, and was known in the fafhionable
world by the name of Fighting Fitzgerald, horn the
number of duels that he been concerned in. He
dined on Sunday lag at the Northumbe.land Coffee.
houfe, in company with a friend. in apparent health
and fpirits. He was a native of Ireland, and Cup.
poled te be about two or three and thirty.-
Ana Hurls. eonviaeil of forging the name of Ben-
jamin Allen, of Greenwich, to a letter of attorney.
with the view of defrauding him of soot. 3 per cent.
Rock, was this morning executed at the Old Bai.
ley, purluant to her fentenze. This unhappy
viBim to offended jullice was a young woman of
very intere:iing appearance, and her whole demea-
nour at and previousto her execution trianifelled how
little (he expelled pardon in this world, and how
firmly (he relied on mercy in that which is to come.
She was to-ought out of the debtor's door in New-
gate exaftly at eight o'clock. The mode of men.
;ion by the drop having been changed to that of
the common gallows, fhe was put into a cart, and
drawn to the place of execution in the wideft part of
the Old Bailey, where the expiated her offences in
renitence and prayer. She WAS neatly drelicd in a
.slack muffin gown, chip hat, and wh:te reciter-
.h ef. An amazing concou,fe of fpcnaters were
•Aletted on the ncca non, all of whom cnmmiferated
he fad fate of Ann I funk y whiie that of Nathelaktb
paLloi.;, executed at the fame time for an unnatural
rime, excited fentiments of a very different defezip.
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