Star.
London, England, 1807-09-16 00:00:00

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Sert. rs.—Arlive3 the Ring Genrge
packet, Captain' N. Saosimits„ with the:titans front
Gottenborgli. Before the packet failed.-Witement
had been received from 11.1.1ingkittrg, flating that the
peafantry there had filen againfi ont troops. but that
we had killed 600, 210 taken woo prifon,ers.
Four P. M.—joft arrived the &mart* !loop of
war. with difpatches.kom Copenhagen. having on
board Mr. Baocie 'Tayt.ott and four otherGentleetten...
The greatenfecreey"was obferiedt the boat's. crew]
was not even fuiferkd to contelm &Oro sad• ail
flan as they had laced the aforementiciiied Gentle-1
they Monied &ip, width without
the harbour:

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PITMOUTIIIe SIIPTIIIIIIIIR 144—Sailed his Misjeua esi
, ihiPe BY. .121.iteetas; 14 *-99' trios, 'nail Retsol.a-
-r Tgreill-1i ig lit` 41,* , it" ,:caT the Chanrel Pint i Igo,
`his Maielly's i teefioop . n, .to the Withiardt • • Ai- I
rived his.htteOes armed fhip Haiti:llolNp Lieet-i
INeitstirmat commander, from a traize 16 the "wet:
wlid:"Seilid the. Rollo; Tseettine, fr se. i)()
mieg°, • •••••••• i,.. ~,,,, f 1• I. , :. ilL..i I
. 09.41113,"7:10.4"VI/Alli TS. T-iSatled bio-Ma• '
'jelly! [hips Idoestotren, with ;the feet foe the EIS i.
Indict, Etc. end the 'Webs, with di! Aft; Mhos'.
Wes, 15sitearr I aid'ihe Albinii. Resat., to join
th 4 Mediterralyin fleet at Falnu;stb.--yitilti k.N.,
DIAL, SIPTINBEIL 15.—Wind N. W. !Sailed the i
SWISS (loop of war, on a cruise. Arti,edohe!
Ctves frikAte, from the Northward ; slid remainsi
in t)e bnwns with the refit of the fhipi as per left.
CRAVIMND, Sart manta ty.—Peired by the &teeth. pearfon.
from Toniaiagen ; Vine, Hotlitna, from Peterllrurgh ; lied.
Pringle; Hero. Cif; H..be, Davldroa ; John, WooAtengt l nod
1 the Liberty. Paterfon, from Archangel.

. Coax, Sarr. are concerned to Rate, that
the brig Indubry, of and for Liverponl. Avnaaw
CuTrate. Uglier. which failed from Cove laft Fri.
day. was wrecked near-Wexford, in the gale of Satur.
day lafil• The fails hid been pievinuay blows from
the yards; Ind the Mailer had his eye knocked out
fpar falling from aiolb4m his head. before the
v 641 Nyack. He with his crew, which cenfilled 41
three meni were unfortunately drowned. A Mt.
tvfclaosa Dolmas, a,iairenger, was providentially
failed. by a 'ban on the &ore hooking him in the
fleece of his coat. aid was treated with the kindel
striation by the inhabitants.

Ifafterday a bag of letters was made up at the Poll
Office far Hattaburgh, be left at Heligoland by the
Packet which was to fail night.

The following inftsnee of prefervation, in a Rate
of uncommon peril, is perhaps as memorable as any
of.thofe which have, during the late rearm,
[red the eventful employment of the preeelarfct
etry :—A boat from the Volunteer, ofWhitby,
Captain Bedlington, having (truck it large fi(h, ano•
ther boat was flinitlyi afterwards rr,wed upon its
back, in order to (tribe a fecoad harpoon into it, when
the fills, by a fudden effort to difengage itfelf from•
its•anwelentst vifitants, fprung the beat up into the
air a height of at lean
.fisteen feet, although its con-
tents, including the people, filing lines, tkc..eould not
weigh lefs than a ton, independent of the) weight of
the iboat itfelf. On its defcent, the b,at rolled over
in the water three nr four times. carrying the people
along with it ; yet, what is truly allonilhieg, no ma.
terial injury was fullained by any individual ; —the
whole being taken out of the water by other boats
belonging us the fame veffel, which fnrceeded at
ength in killing and fecuring the Mb. The keel of
he boar, which was firuck, was entirely broken, and
he bottom 11:.ve in.

The late high winds have done great damage in
force parts of the county of Worceiler. The fruit
has not only been very much blow•. down. before it
was ready for picking, but lime large trees have been
torn up by the roots.
Monday fennighr, an inquiry took place at Sher.
borne, before the Sheriff of Dnrfet and a Special
jury, in putfriance of a writ of ad rod damnum, ob-
tained by the Earl of UXIIRIDeI, who fought to
eftablifb a grant from the Crown, for holding a per•
petual market on Monday. at Stalbridge. After a
trial of eight hours, the Jury found a verdia againgt
the grant.—lt was the general undernanding, that
if the privilege claimed by his Lnrdfhip had been
fubilantiated. it would have rendered unlawful all
future cattle thews both at Sher borne and Sturminfter.

The magnificent and elegant houfe at Kinegate,
on which Lord Hossei, s grandfather expended
fuch immenfe turns of money, is now fold to a Sot.
veyor, at the price of the materials, and the purchafes
has already begun to pull it down.
The villa of the late Lord Tnuanow, at Knight's
Hill, was knocked down at Garraway's. on Ft iday,
for 35,0001. There are tto acres of fine meadow
furrounding it, which were generally held to be worth
about half the purchafe money.
The following very fingular Rory has been circu-
lated with much confidence in Aberdeen, where it
was generally believed to be true .
'ln the year 1786, Adjutant
.Symes, Of the 7th
Regiment of Foot, theitquartered at Aberdeen, died
in confeqnence of a fall received whits fltai,ing,
leaving behind him a handfome young Widow,
then about her twentieth year, but whole fecond
hufband he had been. In the fpring of 1787, Mrs.
Symes left that place ; and a few years afterwards was
at Martinique, living with a Frenchman of the name
of Le Grand, who died about twelve years ar.—
ihiother, however, loon fucceeded, and he von;
dam Mt:: Symes became the rhere antic 0,
Frenchman, who had found it convenient for a gait
to leave Europe. It would appear, however, that
her good behaviour recommended her to ftrongly to
her ProteCtor, that he married her, having Srft zer
pounced the charafter of a Catholic Prick which,
although isreconcileable with mattituony.admits with
much liberality of Liikaifia9gi. She now lhares his
honours and immenfe fortune, fir the
,Ftenchman
4seTaxs.sita.sort ?sampan, OiScl,blrs. States is Roc
Ps.ixcass et-Bissrtairu 1 •

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