Star.
London, England, 1806-02-11 00:00:00

bISTRIIKTTON Of PRIZE MONEY.

Th. St. Gorge, Cider. Dreadnought, Warrior, Vanguard,
Porupee, Powerful, Superb, Zealous, Spencer, Ramillies, Bel.
lona, and Vo!dries?, will he paid the proceeds of the Ewportcor
and Walla Arden, at the Crown and Culllon' Wiusheitcr.ftreet,
London Wall, en Wedodday and Thurfday the stl and 13th
Ulna.
The gnu brig Watchlbl,fur the recapture "
of the George, Ceres,
John, and Amy, November 1, and 4, 'Soy, will be paid on Wed-
oefday the tub Inßant. at No. 9, New Broad-ltrcet, and recalled
every Weftwfday and Thurfday for three months.

Tbe Donqal, for the capture of the St. SO:idea', July r 7
t 307, wM by paid the fame day, at Na. a ,James-arnee, Addphl
and recalled for three years.
The Coop Deaver for the capture of the Sddenruft, September
:3, 404, will be paid no Wedatfday the nth feltant and recalled
at No. 13, Clement's Inn, every Monday and Tbuxfday for three
years.

To the Coop Favourite, for the capture of Me Kenfiegtes, July
ts. dos, a diftribution will be made every Tudday gad Friday,
at No. it, Clement's-inn, for Nauman.
The Vanguard, for the capture of the French National armed
brig la Papillion, and chafe merge le Courier de Nana Beptem.
hay, 1803, will be paid on Therfday the tgth infta:it, at No.
Clement's-Ins, and mead every Moodily and Thurfday for
thin Team

During the 'mirage of the Cornwallis packet from
Briaol to Cork, a few days ago, four deck paffengers
died on board from the extreme cold and inclemency
of the weather.

The week before 101 l an unfortunate accident hap-
pened to the armed cutter the Commodora of Bruit:
wick, at Cuxhaven, She was near the Red Bnoy, at
the mouth of the Elbe, when a fudden (quail drove
her on the adjacent (ands, and, by the continued
violence of the elements, the was in forty-eight boars
reduced to a wreck. The whole of the crew, ex•
cepting two men, were fared, by afceuding the malt.
The others had not taken the precaution of lathing
themfels es to the rigging, and after clinging with their
hands for 24 hours, were incapable of fuftaining the
exertion any longer, and dropped into the abyli.—
The real, in its fhattered late, was fortunately dif.
covered by a telefcope from the light.houfe of the '
Port, and affißance being feat as foots as poifible, the
reft of the crew was preferred from the fate of their
unfortunate companions. Numerous accidents of the
fame kind hare occurred to the cutters of Ritzebut-
tel, and it is a little Burlier, that the mariners of
thefe parts, who are fo dexterous in the management
of the reffels on their own peculiar conftrudion, and
who are forme of the bell pilots in the world, have
been found incompetent to the conduit of cutter.
rigged craft. In the prefent initance, had the matt
and the bowfprit been thrown overboard, no farther
mifehief would have happened, as the reircl would
have been fuificiently light to have paired over the
bank, on which the was 1011.

TIIIIATRI, DRnaY•t.aas.—On Saturday night a
new Ballad Opera was bronght forward at this'll/-
atm as an afterpiece, the avowed prodadion of Mr.
DIBDIII. fen. Its principal feature teemed to depend
upon the confiancy of an Officer, who fought in the
aaion off Trafalgar, who had broken a piece of
gold in two, and left one half with his titian(' in
England, while he carried the other abroad. The
fccne, we believe, is laid at Dover, where this lady
is expofed to the addreffes of a Mr. Carrot, a fooliffi,
prating, fafitionable partner of a Mr. Golfererti, and
who, to gain this lady's favour, gets Tiail. a Amman,
perfuaded to confirm the fad of Ifehrs'r (her lover)
infidelity. Trail!, however, difclofes the truth to
Mifi C.royfaffice, fo that all inter& in the conclufion is
entirely deftroyed. The dialogue, moreover, is ex-
tremely irdipid, and the magic altogether common.
place. It was completely damned I The oppofition
of the audience manifefled itfelf very early, and in.
creafed to a terrible flora towards the sad.

Laft Friday, the wife of a tradaihsam at Maid-
flone, eloped from her hatband, who was found dead
in his bed the next day; various conjeftures are
formed on the occafion.

Tuefday J. Gowthorpe, of Patrington, expofed his
wife for file, about one o'clock, in Hull market, but
owing to the crowd was obliged to defer the bufinefs.
About four he again brought her out, and Rte was
fold for so guineas, and delivered in a halter to ......-
Houreman, who had lodged with them four years!
—Frcm the frequency of thefe difgraceful hem,
without any interference on the part of the Police,
the vulgar have imbibed a miftaken notion that it u
legal ! It is furely high time they were undeceived.
Oa Thurfday laft the young Gentlemen of Eton
College had a bull baited in the Brockhurft-meadow,
near Eton, which caufed a great deal of (port, and
not a little confufion. The animal had not long
been tied to the Rake before he broke loofe, and ran
for the Thames, into which he plonged fo deep as only
to leave his bead above water ; the crowd, confißing
of three or four hundred perfonsk repaired to the edge
of the river, anxious for the fafety of the bull, when
a barge, dragged by feveral bodes, paired along, the
rope attached to which was lack, but on the people
hallowing, the horfes took fright and attempted to
run away, when the rope became tight and two per-
fons were (wept into the river, a grenadier belonging
to the Stafford(hire Militia had his arm broke,and.had
not the honks been timely flopped, the whole of the
people between the rope and the river would inevita-
bly have been (wept in. The bull was got out, and
baited until four o'clock without any other accident
happening.
On Saturday evening, Henderfon went to
St. Giles's watch-houfe and gave himfelf upto juflice,
as having been a murderer in Ireland eight years
fince, which prevented him from enjoying a happy
moment. The watch-houfe keeper detained him
until yeßerday, when he was brought to Marlbo-
rough-greet Office. On being queflioned by the
Magiftrates, he Rated that it was not done by his own
hand, but that he became a member of a committee
of rebels, whole aetions had fince difturbed his re-
pofe. A refpeflable perfon who ferved his time with
the accufed in a printing office in Edinburgh twenty
eight years fince, de(crtbed him as the molt inoffen-
five man he ever knew. He was confidered infane
during his apprenticefhip, and particularly when
doing a work called 4' Satan's Invifible World Dil
covered." He was at the mad.houfe in Edinburgh,
but recovered from his malady and went to Ireland.
Other perms corroborated what had fallen from this
witnefs, and defcribed him as a lunatic, Rating that at
intervals only, he was able to work at his trade, and
he was then employed by Mr. Hanfard of Lincoln's
Inn-fields. The Magiltrate humanely gave direc.
tions for the unfortunate object to be conveyed to a
place of fafety.