Star.
London, England, 1801-04-04 00:00:00

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TUNNEL UNDER THE MIMES.

This is not an unprecedented attempt. •Dinno-
sus &co t. us informs Us, that a varked pekre was
made under the bed of tlie.,Euphrates,. by which
Qaeen SE mix mis could pars from her palace on
one fide of the river to a palace on the other.
This Tunnel was raid to be is feet inbreadth, and
12 in height to the iprlnging of ,the arch. The
breadth nl the river was a Radium, or Soo feet.
The Euphrates was Paid to have been turned nut
itti khannd during the building of the Tunnel.
'lhe Thames would hot eafily yield to fuck an
operation.

. His Royal I-lighnefs the Duke of CUMISILLAND
!eft town yelterday fur Windfor, on an hunting
cleat-firm.
Lady Jr RSFY ha's lately gained an additional
theta-and a-year by the death of her mother.
The Earl of MAN S Ln and Family remove for
the holidays to Caen-Wood, Hampflead, where
there is an open houfe for the reception of their
friends.
The Earl of CHESTERFIELD and Family pats
their holidays in Derbylhire.
Lord and Lady MOR PET H returned to town
from Chifwick Thurfday afternoon, and in the
evening took pofteilion of their new refidence, in
Queen-fireet, May-fair.
—We have to congratulate the public on the ar-
rival of that worthy Philaathropift and ufeful
member of fociety, Dr. GARDNER, from Edin-
burgh.—HiS diflinguiffied fitavity of man-
ners, and humanity, has defervedly endeared him'
to the xlifcerning and refpeaable inhabitants of
Great Britain, Scotland, and Ireland, and indu-
bitable and fatisfaaory certificates of this Gentle-
man's cures of Nervous, Dropfical, Scorbutic '
and other difordersi can be produced under the
hands of the molt eminent charaaers, both in
England,
.Scotland, and Ireland, by applying to
Dr. Quanta in Long-acre, where advice and
relief in all chronic diforders will he carefully given
and adminiftered. But GARDNER'S Pills may
he had in Toivn and Country, in Boxes 25. 3d.
Ins. 6d. and .11. is. alfo Family Cafes 51. gs.
We congratulate the inlia')itaats of Cornwall on
'he improvemehts in the Art of Printing, which'
have lately diftinguifhed that county. An Edition
of the Bible in royal quarto, that would have done
honour to the brit Preis in London, has been lately
puldifhed there by fuhfcription, by a Mr. FLlN-
ett.t., of Falmouth.; who has alfo commenced a
V'eekly Paper, ones the title of " The Cornwall
Gazette, and Falinoutit.Packet." This Paper, fo
;Ally appreciated by the Gentlemen of Cornwall,
will, we hefitate not to predia, fl-om the fpirit and
capacity which diitinguifb its outfet, inwie a credit
to the county, and a fortune to its projeaor.
A new lea. calling themfelves Eselielita, have,
it ffems, made their appearance in fome of the
Northern counties. They arc Paid to have united
political difaffeaion with their Fanaticifm. The
following verses of Ezekiel have been converted
into an oath, Which, it is laid, has been taken by
great numbers
CHAP. XXI. 'flan, 25, a 6, 27.
- . . . .

" And thou pruphane wicked Prince of Ifiael, whore day is
come, when iniquity Mall have an end.
" Thus faith the Lotto Gon,ranove the diadem, and take off
the Crown :—this Gull not be the [amt.—Exalt him that Is low,
Ltd abaft him that Is high.
I will overturn, overturn, overturn it ; and it mall to no
more, until he come, whore right it is, and I will give It him."
In the reign of Georg; I. a Thom: Paine was
conviaed of ft le- -41 libels againit Govern-
'rue Briton, for each
. betides being irnpri.
compelled alfo to find
• during life.
_. Joys fur her vocifera.
common fcold, at Kingf-
- ly proved, the was
puniffinient of being
fly executed upon her
per officers, in a chair
Just purp6fe; and, as if
Court's fentence, on her
the fell upon one of
meation, with tongue,
had not the officers
fecund punithment,
the first.

((Mowing further par-
indler -have tranfpir.
, Mifs Robertfon,
Lrp, fet off in the mail
Penzance, in Corn-
!nee at the Hotel.—
ports/ as a Madam
of large fortune in the
• for the benefit of her
fe turn of mind, the
ith a retinue, the care
:h would more than
torts. Mifs S. added,
im, a dillant relation
•ng of minds congcni-
r many years. Phis
Mifs S. and the land-
yes for which were
be prerciacd ; but
, of retid:ncc at the
fcldom going out till
deep veils over thcir
:c. that fufpicion was
I over.hearing a con-
of Oakley and Crcafy
immediately recoiled-
publifhed of the fe-
Licating the affair, a
ath, but the next day
remaining only a week
made out be 2*D:if's.
tt down with viper
indefatigable inquiry,.
to Huntingdon, and
1.
,
Rob'ertfon was brought from
, 3rhcre the underwent
' reflerJas• Ibe was fcnt
L.:" trial at the next

NAUTICALINTELLIGE.7CE.

MAILS TIIIS MY.—Wild S. E.

ARSIVID
o Hamburgh
O Dublin
o Waterford
I Donnagligdee, March 31,

YARMOUTH, APRIL 3.

DUI!.

The Kin° Geoacs packet, FLYNN, is in the
Roads, with the mails for Hamburgh and Bremen,
of the 3 tit ult. waiting a wind.—Vrind S. S. E.

LIVERPOOL, APRIL z.

The Paragon, H twirr, and Kate, GOON from
hence for Africa, were well the 17th ult. off the
Weitern Iflands:

The Polly, Atssworru, and JaMes, LEARY,
were well in company, on the 15th of February of
Cape Nicola Mole.
The Caroline, FINDLAY, from Jamaica for this
port, is loft.
The Lion, WILLOUGHBY, from Africii, arrived
at Jamaica, after beatingof a privateer,off Tobago.
By the Rebecca, SMITH, we learn that tli.e Julia,
MASHITER, and James, KT LEOT, both laden with
oranges, for this port, were lately 101 l at the ifland
of St. Michael's, crews faved—alfo, a privateer be-
longing to London, and two Danilh veffels, laden
with fruit, for this port.
The Goodrich, —, from Demerara for this
port, arrived at Dominica, and failed the 28th Jan.
The Emerald, ECCLES, and Sir Charles Hamil-
ton, M'CORMICK, from hence for Africa, were
well on the ,6th ult. in lat. 49. long. 6. W.
Aratt. 2.—A fignal is !milted at the Light.houfe
this morning, for the Commerce, PROCTOR, of
Lancaller, from Martinique. The May, CALLAN,
froM Africa, at Demerara, and failed for Grenada
the 12th February ; the Nancy, Cam v sect., and
Perfeverance, Mow rcom LILY, from hence, at Ma-
deira ; the Royal Edward, KEEN, from hence, at
St. Vincent's; the Caldicot-Caftle, Queen, Mary
Ann, Neptune, and feveral other vefFels were to
fail from Demerara for this port, about the 28th
of February.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

DEAL, APRIL 3.—Sailed the Gannat !loop on
a cruize.—Wind E. _

GRAVESEND, APRIL 3.—?affed by the Ham-
burger Rofe, Hoawanos ; Wsekzumbeat,
SAa-
TnN; Andreas, WHE.TTEN ; Bonaventure, —;
and Jonge Carolus, (1.1/RKIIIIR, from Hambugh.
—Sailed the Triton, —, for Surinam ; Pen-
man,—, for New York ; Shillelagh, CRANIUMS,
for Behan; ViSory, BOWDEN, for Newfoundland;
and Eugenia, Draft, for Calais.

ARRIVED. _ *

41 Briftol--the Polly, --ais from Vligleht ; and Induftry,
Brown, front St. Michael's.
At Cowes—St. Archangel°, from Charerßoven.
At Dublin—George anal Mary, Lowton, from Rhode Illand
and Pacific, Day, front Alleant.
At Dover—Ambition, Ferrier, from New York.
At St. Michael's--Juditb, Traver+, from London.
At Liverpool—Prudent, —, from Halifax.
At Clyde—Pandora, Galt, from Ulan.
At Cork—Rebecca, Smith, from St. Michael's.
At Portfmouth—Hercules, Sbuttlevrert:i, from the South
Sas.

At Henley Bay—Hamburger Rat, Horwedge, from Ham-
burgh.
At Beltaft—Two Sitters, Riley, from Telterine.
At Jamaica—Weltmoi land, Catkrall ; Nancy, lVfarntall ;
'Minas, Pince ; Agreeable, Seddon; and Devonthirc, Cornet,
tram Africa.

•
Orders in Council have been iffued to admit the
importation of naval flora, iron, and deals, corn,
and provifions, in Ruffian, Swedifh, Danifh, and
Pru veffels, free of any interruption; alfo the
following articles the produce of Portugal, in fhips
belonging to the fame States, until the tft of July
next, viz. wine, cotton, wool, rye, wood, and drugs.
Extra& of a letter from an officer on board Ad-
miral DICKSON'S fleet, dated Yarmouth Roads,
April 2.—" We are this infant arrived from off
Goree, into which place we looked yefterday.
There are fix fail of two•deck fhips, two frigates,
and a (loop of war lying there, in apparent readi-
nefs for fea. A Commodore's broad pendant is
flying on board one of the fhips, but no Admiral.
I fee no chance of their coming out, for when the
wind is to the Eaftward (a fair wind out for them
there is no water; fo that it is probable they viiil
remain where they are."
The Ligurian, Captain BOEVAsmo, has put into
Marfeillcs, from a entire on the coat of Spain,
with two Englifh polacres, richly laden. They
were on their paffage for Minorca.
On the t ith, two armed veffels belonging to
the Ligurian Government returned to Genoa,
with two Englifh privateers which they captured'
in the Gulf of Spezzia.
Letters from the in•fhore fquadron, at Breit,
dated the 25th inftant, ltate, that the BEAULIEV,
of 44 guns, had looked into the outer road on the
24th, and counted 24 fail of the line and ig fri-
gates, of which liven fail of the line were ready
tnr feat. To the above date, no other fquadron
had failed than GANTNSMINk'S.

The following is a lift of French (hips of war at
Alcrandria—Vikioire 6+ guns; le Dubois, y+;
la Leoben, 36; la ifartinette, 36 ; la Menton,
; five ketches, three row-galties, one kerlin-
gitch, one nolacrc, one corvette, two brigs, and
t4O tranfports.
Saturday fe'nnight about nine o'clock, as the
commander of a limp, Captain Loan, and his wife,
were coming (tom nn hoard his vefrel, lying in the
New Dock, Dublin, (he fell in near the Draw
bridge, and in order to fare her he leapt in, but
before there could be any adance they were un
fortunately both drowned. Notwithftanding every
lendeavour that poUibly could be uted after taking
them up, no fign of life could he reflored. WhAt
ladds to the misfortune of this dreadful accident is,
ICaptain Loao was on that day returned from a
voyage, and fent for his wife in the forenoon, who
(pent the day with him on board ; on their attempt-
ing to return to an only child in the etening,
above dreadful catakropbe happened.

A new fed calling themfelvk
it (ferns, made their appearan;
Northern counties. They arc 1
political difaffedion with their
following verses of Ezekiel ha'
into an oath, Which, it is faid,
great cumbers
CHAP. XXI. 'flan, 25,
" And thou pruphaoe wicked Prim
came, when iniquity Mall have an end.
" Thus filth the Loan GOD,rCaIOVC t
the Crowe :—this mall not be the fame,
and abaft him that is high.
I will overturn, overturn, evertor
sore, until he come, whore right it is, a
in the reign of Georg; I. a
eonvided of four feveral
nient, in a paper called the I'ru
of which he was fined tool. b
toned for a year, and being cor
furety for his good behaviour d
Laft week a woman, notorio,
tinn, was indited for a comm
ton ; aad the fads being full;
fentenced to receive the old pu
ducked, which was accordingly
in the Thames by the proper
prefervtd is the town for that ;
to prove the jullice of the Cour
return from the water's fide, 11
he racquaintance,without provol
tooth, and nail, and would, ha
interpofed, have defcrved a fi
even before the was dry from tl
Miss RossarsoN.—The folly
titulars of that celebrated fwin
ed:—.on leaving Blackheath,
and her companion Mifs Sharp
coach for DevonfLire. At P
wall, they took up their resider
Mifs Sharp defcribing her p
Douglas, who was a Lady of 1.
North of England, travelling fa
health; that being of a reclufe
wilited to avoid travelling with
and anxiety attending which
counterbalance any comforts.
that her name was Sydenham,
of Madam Douglas that beiflE
al, they bad reilded together
converfation adid between M
lady at the Hotel, the motive
that all further Inquiry might
their conduct during the time
irn was Co remarkable, they fel
the evening, and then with de
fares, fecing no company, &c.
excited. The chambermaid r
vcrfation, wherein the ram of
uere frequently mentiored, im
ed the particulars which were
male (windier. On communi,
letter was written to Blackheat
the party decamped, after rem
at that place. A writ was in
Martyr and Swinton, and tent
officers to execute it, and, by
Mils Itoberifon was traced to
concluded to the county gaol.
On I'nefday Mifs Robertfor
Huntingdon to Bow-fireet,
a private examination ; and ye
to Maiditone gaol, to talc.: h.
A ffi :es.