Star.
London, England, 1801-11-18 00:00:00

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

Our Readers will fee by the following Addreri
prefented by the Collegiate Bodies at the Cape of,
Good Hope, to Major-GeneraIFRANCIS DUNDAS,
• who fucceeded Lai Nl4caarver as Governor of
that Colony, wh:tt fentiments of fatisfaftion the
inhabitantc entertained reipeeling their lunation,
as forming a part, of the Britifh Empire. They, no
doubt, little fufpceted at the time, when they " in-
dalged a hope of his Majefly being gracioufly
pleaded to continue thole bleffings to which, from
• pall esperience they looked forward with confi-
dence," that Britain would fo loon abandon them
to their former litigation.

To his Honour Afajne-(rneral Fa AIMS II DOM) As. Lieutenaot•
Governor, A fling Governor, and Commander in Chief of
hie blajelly's Cattle, Town, and Setsienaent o t►t Cape of
Good Rope, die. &c.

A little boy, fon of a perfon named • Suntan,
(hoemaker, of Fiatertcm, Salitbury, fell into stub
of boiling water on Thurfday, and was fo iirea,de
fully fed, that he died on Saturday.
A few days lime an elderly Lady, So years of
age, was unfortunately burnt to death in her bed
in King-greet, Cheapfide, by the furniture of her
bed catching-fire; a young man in the houre being
alirmed, ran up itairs to her aftiflance, wrapt her
up in a blanket, and brought her down Rain,
when Ibe was found to be quite dead. The Coro-
ner's Inquet fat the next day, and returned their
,verliff of accidental death.
On Saturday, while Come workmen were en.
gaged in repairing fame premifes belonging to Mr.
!Blades. of Ludgate-hill, the fcaffolding whereon
Come of them were Banding fuddenly gave way.
by which accident feveral men were wounded, one
of whom bad his tkull fraitured.
The houfe of Captain DAIMON in Walnut.teee,
walk, Lambeth, was broken open on Friday ntihi
by a party of thieves. They picked every lock int
the houfe, except in the Beeping-rooms, and car•
ried off with them about tea dozen of wine, a M.':
ver watch, with 35. 61 in money.
Left Sunday, as: gentliman's groom was driv.l
ing a oue-horfe chaifi through the town of Ken-
fington. he ran it againft a poll chat., The horfe
taking fright drew the chaife againft the water-',
(pout of the Queen's Arms public-honk, and tore
it away from tile houfe. The groomiell out into
the mud. A young man that was along with him
jumped out, and they both efcaped onhurt. The
!horfe turning (harply round the corner of Church-
lane, ran the chaife againß the churchyard-wall,.
,and broke loofe from the chaife, which got but
little damage. The horfe entered the church, but
the fexton frightened him away, and after muting
about the church yard he was figured.
MURDER.—About twelve o'clock on Monday
night a genteel dreired man was found weltering
in his blood from a wound he had received in his
bowels, at the corner of Chiforefi-ftmet, Moor-
fields ; his pockets were turned intide out. He
was immediately taken to St. Bartholomew's Hof-
pital, where he loon expired. There is no clue
yet found to difcover the perpetrators of this atro-
cious aft.
Dustin Erveass.—lrith State Lottery now
Drawing. An Exprefs from Ireland, with an ex
aft account of each day's drawing, will arrive
daily at the old ettablifited-State.Lottery Office of
llossur and Co. No. a 6, Cornhill, for
The following is a detail of the movements of the immediate infP e &on of the public, and for all
she at my under the orders of Colonel Srarnanson, thole who honour Hoaw say and Co. with their
to the beginning of March lag— commands, free of any expence whatever. Tickets
Camp. neaserwearstans, Dee. H.
and Shares, warranted undravrn, will continue on
re We arrived here to-day, on our way towards
Sale, during the. whole of the drawing.—Clubs,
the Malabar Coen, for the purpofe of attacking
Societies, and individual purchafers, are recom-
the Cotoce Rajah. The objeas of the war I have
mended not to delay buying their Englifii Tickets
alreaily communicated to yon. The rains have
Imen more violent, and
of longer continuance and Shares, which are now Telling in great variety
of numbers and on reafonable terms by Hoar sir
this featim than has been remembered Ibe many
years, a serious mortality has been the conk- and Co.
cluence in our army, and we have 101 l many offs- The PRIMNIXART TREATY pretests, by anti-
cers—a kind of dyfentery has prevailed from the eipation, that happy Rate fu finely imagined—
frequent change and often from the baJnefs of " Every n'an Sall fit under his own tree, and
water; we have finnetimes experienced a fcarcity there dull be none to snake him afraid I" This
Gil it, and at others been obliged to draw it from fupreenely beautiful paffage received additional
wells strongly impregnated with falt. forte from the cireumflance, that, in the ancient
1,4,„„„d„..647. 3,,,,my as. Littera Hieroglyphics, Security was reprefinted
by a man in a fitting pollute. The effea a re-
On the 26th December, we marched from
our camp near Seringapxt.im, and enramrd near turning Peace a, whether generally, or partieu-
MytOre. :mei remained we.v.l.er-b.,md t,ll the tit larly; whether in the hurtle of public, or the Rill
of January, when we rt..crtnwet...c,l our route,
(cowof ch,:neftic life, alike mattifeft. The !rifts
:mil continued it lid ti.e rtla, entough a jungle Lottery, as well as Public Credit (of which the
alanoß impenetrable, excepong the rod we march• former i 4 an appendage) finds, in Peace, collateral
ed. and that in many Omen ro bail. that we hay: B:corny ; and both tend to revive the Spirit of
Wen twelve hours going 1:r males. On the 6th, Et.terprife in She attery. The Irifb State Lot.
the army hailed at a titia:l mud fort in the middle tery for this numb, will, it is fuppefed, k the 141

We the Perfident. ,Fifeal„ and Members. forming the Coen
at Juane; the Burgher Senate ; the Orphan Chambrr; the Mi-
niftas and Churth Wardens; the Pr.fttlent and Members of
the Lombard Bank ; and the Court of Matrimony, Collegiate
Bodies itt this Maly, beg leave to expert, in the name and on
behalf of the inhabitants at Loge, the fuleere and *Waved joy,
and the heart felt fatistattion we derive from the event that has
note more placed the Goveromatt of this Settlement in your
bands.

prefenting to you our couratidations on this oecafinn,
at the hate tune, confers mulches not altogether free from fel-
-66 motives. We have tom our canary not only profrr, but
hived andir your Governments hurdled, as we deeply are,
tenni a ,reolleCtion of your former adminiftration„ with a fenfe
'of your impartial difttihution of plaice, of your zeal for the
yuh.ie welfare; of your protedinu of our religion ; and your
smarm eadeavourt to promote the general inureft of *ls co-
lony ; sod baying marked, as we could aot foil to do, your
conitant adherence on all aerations to the wife and upright
=7 adopted and purfued by tit Earl of Maeartney, whole
as well as that dins Lordibip's worthy predeceffor
Sir Jaen Craig, will lung be cherilbed in Ibis omnstry, we can-
_aot forbear iodulgiog a hope, that it may gracioutty plesfe
• his Majefty to continue to us the& bletfings which, from the
. prat of put ez,paience sod by Dm tee favour, we look for •
ward with conMeuce to enjoy under your proteCtioa and Co.

We have the boom' to be, with the peoreolvidt telpett,
asd 'melt cacao, Sre. you Feedleaves molt fiithlal bumble
kr►anu, (Siincel)

Conn of Juftke. - Reformed
Ettigber Senate. Ltrheran
Orphan's Court Lombard Bank.
Court of Matrimony.
Cape Town, Cape ofOood Hope, June 29, act.
Government-Houk, ~.th June. tßot.
Gentlemen-1 have to expres to you my acknowledgments
for the pobte and flattering runner in which you have thought
ilk to fairy your fatisfaCtuns at my having taken upon me,
~emote. the Government of this Settlement, in obedience to
tie Mikity's commands.
Nothing an be more agreeable to me, or more gratifying to
feelings, than your fpootancoias declarations, that my pelt
ustifirea and exinduet, while 1 had the honour to adminifter the
public affairs of this Colony, gained your approbation ; fuck
farances cannot fail to ftrengthen my zeal and determination to
promote, to the iturioft of my power, the general welfare and
pinfperb y of this Settlement, fo long as his kfajetty &all think
proper to confide to me the important charge; being confident, I
th;.• I nany.ot more fully comply with our gracious Sovereign's
;with. a, than by following the font Reps of the able, upright, and
illiarzuu. Pc:musics mentioned to your Addreri ; whore eon-
Awn olitained, during their rerpet'tivo Adminiftrations, the
public eftnem and approbation. I remain, with every fentiment
of rev rd and eibiern, Gentleman, your tnoft obedient and hum-
bl • (errant. ru*acis DUNDAS.
're the Prefident. Erni, and Members of the Court of Partici,
Suriher Senate, dtc. de. Ike..

WAR IN INDIA.

FROM THE LONDON 11447.117?..11001.11WER t
BANKRUPTCY ...ENLARGED.
January 2. Robert gemlike& of ftflarlwlatte, wine and Windt-
merchant, at tea, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCY SUMMED.
Samuel Went the younger, of Liverpool, mereitset.
BANKKUPTS.
John Mardian, of Little Raill-ftrect, Bennondfey. tanner,
to furrender Nov. at, Dec. 1, and 29, at ten. at Guildhall...-
Attorney, Mr. Lee, Tanneld-court, Temple.
John Tondinfon, of Salford, Lancathire weft and twift-dealet.
Nov. 24, Dec. t, and $9, at two, at the Golden Lion Inn, lit
Manchefter. A ttomies, Mr .W. Partington, Ma dden.filuare,
Mancbefter ; or Mr. P. Hurd, Furnival's Ina, London.
James Shuttlerroeth, of Manchefter, cotton-mandadturer,
Dec. 2. 1, and 29, at three, at the Royal Oak Inn, Manche:,
ter. Anoraks, Mr. Kearney, Manchetter; or Mr. Ellis,
Corfitor-ftreet, London.
James hfeycpek, of Broad fleece, Bloonsibury, habit:dales,.
Nov. 2t, Dec. t, and 39, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney,
Mr.Wcigkernan. Caftle-iireet, Holborn.
William I.udby, of Petwotth, Suffez, Ibopkeeper, Nov. 2.1 Z
1, at and Dec. 29, at tan, at Guildhall London.
nice, Melds. Pearce and Dixon, Patersofter-row.
George Cavrthorn, of the Strand, bookteller, Nov. 24, Dec. g„
and 29, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney; Mr. T. Laridoitlarl
pa-tired, Red-Li Hare.
Heory Nithan, late of Sheernefs, flopfeller, Nov. 26, at eleven.,
Dec. 8, at twelve, and Dec. 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Berifin, Little Ceargaitieet,246norici.
Richard Tonsitirifom John Tosokiefon, and Danid Friedrick
Sadie, late Lirerneeli nterohaitta. Dew 7,.5, sad 29, at
eleven, at the Crown Inn, Northwidt. Chethire. Murales.
Mr. Manifold, Northwieh ; or Mk. Odell; Winney-ftrect,
o:ford-Meet, London.
William Yeoman. Theobald's-Road, Madder, tallow-dian-
did, Nov. 34, Dee. s. and 29, at what Ontldhall. Astandts,
Mein. Pierce and Dino, Paternofterwow.
James Dwyer, late of ftriftol,batut, Dec. 1. a. and 29.11 twelve,
at the Rummer Mourn, Bridal Attarnies, Mesrs. gland-
ford sod Sweet, Inner Teat*. London t or Mr. C. Media.
Endo!.
Jahn M'Carty. of Liverpool, inerebant, Dec., 7,8, and g 9 at
one, at the Globe Tavern, in Liverpool Attendee. Nicer&
Stainftreet and Eden. LeighAbvet, Liverpool; Or Mr. T.
Whale, Bartlitt's-Buildings. Holborn.
John Evans, of Liverpool, bardwaraosan, Dee. 14,15, and 29,
at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool Attornics, Mr. T. Windle,
Banlest's-Buildings, London; or Mr. Janus Phillips, in
Liverpool
Rds, 001,1 or late of Liverpool, merchant, Dec. 21. 22,
...e. at the Stet and Gana, LiataPatd. AtturneY.
. P. F,llanies, Liverpool
DIVIDENDS.
Nov. 14. Thomas Manion, of Tole:abode-yard, merchant, at
ten, at Guildhall.
Dec. 8. Thomas Walker andßichred W a, d Maschdies:
merchants, at eleven, at the Stems, L
Dec. s. John Sykes Stone, of Jamoritrod, Wcitaninlter, oil.
man, at eleven, at Guildhall
Dec. S. Digory Fared, of Abingdon-idea, Wettinlnfter.
wino-merchant, at eleven, at Clundhail. •
Dec- s. Peter James Auriol. of Devimildre-ignare, enarreltam.
at eleven, at Guildhall.
Dec. aa. "ones Reilly and James Collins, of Mcadb-covrt,
liced.dreet, taylors. at twelve, It Goildbad.
Dix. to. Richard Scholdidd, ofßatley; TOViSkilly Olafter;
at the Min and BiAlk.las. Reaffttort.
lORTHS; • •
Os Wadosiday-fOnolgist, isnot Whim, wife of jolooDtin
kw, we. at Frovio-ban, la the Boom, puith, Oldgow, of
three children, one boy and two glib. The boy and OTC of the
sit* with the mother, are lively Jed doing -well; tee Other.
girl is rather weakly.
Op the 13111 ilatt. the Hon. Mrs. Cappin Hunter, of a fun.
• Os the Intl he& Mrs. Redd., Wife of Charles Rob on, ifq.
Weed. el slis.
At Pati p"dibe
,s4l ipl.t*Fa PoliTtge Sees. of a f in.