Star.
London, England, 1802-10-20 00:00:00

NORTHALLERTON, OCTOBER i 6.

The Members Plate of Sol. for horfes, &c. 3 yr
olds, 6ft. 41b. ; 4 yr olds, 7ft. I rlb. ; 5 yr olds,
Sit. 91b. •6 yr olds, BR. 21b.; and aged, 91
Mares and fillies allowed alb.—A winner of a
Sol. fence the firs of Mareh laft, to carry 31b.
extra, and of, two or More 51beiFOLIr mile
heats..
Mr. Croft's b. e. Liquorice, 3 yrs. Did, M. Ob. 3 s s
Mr. Crompton's eh. m.RoCamond, 4 In. old, 7ft: z t lb. I 3 3
Mr. Darky's b. b. Sportiman, 6 yrs. old, Mt. ism. 4 4 2
Lord Darlington's ch. b. Many Moloch, 4 yrs. old,
zilb. , - • - s sdr

It was ydierday reported, that orders had been
ilifpatched to the Foreign Stations, for the chips
there that were about to return to Europe to re-
main till further &den.

The Duke de BOUILLON ha arrived at jerky.
—He was liberated from the Temple after three
days confinement, in coofequence of the interfe-
rence of Mr. MIRILY I but it is Stocking to relate
that he was imprifoned there is confequence of the
information of foie emigrants, whom the Duke
de Bouts. Los had 'prowled and rupportea in Jerky
daring the War I
Major-General Sir CHILRLIIII Ross, Bart. has
arrived in .Belfaft, to rucceed General Harr, who
*cturnsto his head quarters at Ltondonderry. We
nnderitand that the town of Belfail is in future to
be included in the difiviet Of Sir CamtLes Ross.

Mr. Lassa, Member for Rye, and Sir Cmattas
BOUILL; fet off on Monday for Paris.
Lord GWYDIR and Family arrived in town ',cf.
tetchy frog New Market.
On Monday 'was baptifed, the new born daugh-
ter of the Hon. MOIITOOMILtif STAY/ART; at the
101 of GALLOWAY'S) at Great Ealing ; the fpon-
fors were the Marchionefs of BLANDVORD; the
Coantefs of GALLOWAY; aid Lord ARPA ADAL ; a
Lord of SefGon. •
We are happy to find Mr. Latins, the Comedian,
h rapidly recovering ; and that though he intitt be
a little:more cautious in regard to health in future,
he is likely long to tread the aage with unimpaired

14 light Mr. BRAIIAM, recovered from his fit
of the gout, 'Toned in the Opera of the
and was teemed with the greateft entente.
The Dochers of Dctoisites had lately a very
Darrow ercake &alert& at Ragirgate. Her Mice's
curricle hares took fright, and were making full
gmed to.thc Cliff, when bar cries happily alarmed
forne labourers, who fucceeted in ftopping ,the
high mettled iacere. Thofe who are in the leatt
acquainted with the Duelers's liberality, will eafily
conceive that her preferverscriddot go unrewarded.
Since the arrival of General Animas:es wines,
noboby denies that he comes over with full tower:
to treat.

In the bill of fare for Lord Mayor's Day, ibe
cooks provide but one goofs. The reit are issvited.

It appears that GA amine in found it much more
eafy to mount his Balloon at Brillol than to ratfe
the wised

The following Angular advertifement is copied
verbatim from an old Norwich newfpaper, printed
by HENRY CLOSSGROVS, in the year 1709 :

This is to inform my friends and euitomers, that od Satur-
day next this newfpapa will be fofd for a pent'', and be con-
tinued at that price; but advatifements will Mil be taken in
gratis as fatherly.—. The reafue of my railing it to a peony is,
becaufe the number I print is too prodigious great to be given
away any longer; and I hope none of my adtomers will think
it dear of a penny, Suet they Wall always have the hat of iutel-
bgasee, Wilda other diverfion. " NeNRY CROSSOIOVIL"

The perfun who attempted the life of Mr. Ki
wis'', in Lombara-Erect, on Saturday evening
lafl, will be brought up to the Manfion-floufe fUr
a further examination to-morrow, at t i o'clock.
It is many years fince a whale fo large as that
now at Dover has been fcen on that coati. About
a century fince one was difcbvered which the
people of that place attempted in vain to deft toy.
It moved towards Folkftone, and was there haul-
ed on lkore. A kind of rivallhlp exited between
the mariners of both towns, and the principal hero
of the battle produced the following Ague ex-
tempore on that occation, which tradititm has pte-
ferred to us :

There was a monstrous whak; he was fent here by the flood.
The Agway could not catch hiss, but the hafirsers could !
The (cent et Wing from the whale on the Ihore
at Dover is intolerable, evens-to thofe who pay
their court to the monarch of the deep at a re-
fpeaful diliance but a man of the name of Tho-
mas Hill, has undertaken to sat a pound of beef-
(teaks, and drink a bottle of wine on his back.—
Thofe who know the man are not furprifed at it s
for they fay he would facceed, if he engaged to
_a_baktge whak, as well as on it.

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In confequence of an altercation at the fall
(barter SeMune held at Ennis, a meeting took
plate at three o'clock in the afternoon of Sunday'
laft, near the Spa of Newcaftle, between GAORG
Piacoces Colwyn, Efq. feconded by Capt. COMYX.
and F. DALY, Efq. feconded by W. M. JAcesou,
Efq. After an exchange of !hots, Mr. DALY was
Sightly wounded in the thigh, on which the par-
ties were reconciled.

The Limerick mail coach coming to Dublin laft
night, was (Lopped by foui men armed, at the
hour of eleven o'clock, at Cherryfield, Kildare,
who fired at the guard, and robbed him of his
arms and the bags from the following poft towns :
Monaftereven,Portarlington, Emo, Mountmellick,
Mountrath, Maryborough, Moneygall, Burrofa-
kane, and Nenagh.