Star.
London, England, 1806-11-17 00:00:00

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The Prince of WAit7'. the Doke of CLARINCI and
mite, arrived at the Duke of Limes on Sunday.
They were met and efeorted by the Riverop Trnot;
Yeomanry; the whole road from Wentworth was
lined with people; the aloft mugnifieent }retriTation
has been wade here for their Rhysl Hiphiudiet ; the
Pritroe's apartments are fuperbly fitted up in the moll
enllly antique hyle, and with the ben poffible toile.
We underhand his Royal Highgefs was forcibly
Ilruckat his entrance indeed, the *hole of this man.
• lion is fuperhly furnilked. We bad the Irtilfahion
to fee the Prince out hunting. Yeflerdny the run
was very livery, and his Royal Highnefs rode the
whole. In the early part of the day we had the plea.
flue to fee him mourned on the old favourite boric of
Mr. grate, fo well known to no all ; he afterwards
rode his beautiful grey, adnich alio belonged to the
fame boot. There was s prodigious field of bogie-
men. He looked :n rematkahle god lieelth and
(pints, and moll gracioufly converted upon the Ca.
vices merits the pound., which fltewc, very and
(port. On Thirfday their Koyal Highneret, lam
told, go to Clamba,

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Let w 1.641 Fitzwllliam Mr. Si►ile
Mr. ark Lady C. Wortley Mr. Wotworth, &c. /cc.
Mr. sod Lady A . Hudfon.

A Grand Statue of the late Mr. Fox it to be placed
in the mntl cnnfpicuout part of the magnificent Hall
at Carleton Houle.
Firs Hum r.—The Hunt which met at Copar. on ,
Monday fe'nnight, and continued for the vipk, had
an excellent meeting, and was more numerontly at-
tended than it has been for feveral years. The fox
hounds gave gond fpnri ; and the balls were con-
dueled ir. their ufual good fiyle.—On Thurfiay, the
hunters pu►fe, of sot. was won by Colonel Thornton's
mare Calomel, beating four others.--On Friday, a
pork of Sol. was won by Mr. Baird's bay horfe New.
byth, lifter A very pretty heat. And fame day a very
at& march was run by hotter belonging to two gentle.
men, which offered good fpott.
AN I INARY Taamce.—The wife of a la-
bourer at Limehnufe, about ten days fence, felt her.
felt Indifpokd, and retired to bed. On the morning
following, bee hatband attempted to awake her, but
in vain ; flue was infenfible, and with (cartel, any
Glen of refpiration. Great numbers of people flocked
about her, and remained contlantly in her room. She
was to all appearance dead, excepting that the re
mined her ufual colour. On Friday lan the awoke :
the was uncnnkinus of the length of her trance, and
did not feel any fenfation different from tha ►efreth-
merit of her ateullomed deep—after fpeaking to the
people about her for fume time, the was proceeding
to drefs herfelf, when me relapfed, and now remains
in a (late of infenfibility.

&race Coatis Am—A few days ago, Thomas
Herbert, many years a Greenwich coachman, and
latterly in the employ of Mars. Barrel! and White,
of Woolwich, coach mailers, was committed, in a
mitigated penalty, to Dartford jail, for three months,
by G. H. tiaaasaorns, and G. T. Conrivienuon,
Efqrs. the lining Magitlrates at Wnnlwich, charged
with having fraudulently received money from pal.
fengers without accounting to his employers.
Saturday John Rowney, a rat catcher, was charg.
ad before Sir WILLIAMCURTIS, the Sitting Alder-
man, at Guildhall, on fulpicion of bens( concerned,
with others, h breaking open and robbing the Slop
of Mr. Matthews, a grocer, in Friday.flreet, Cheap.
Ede : It appeared by the evidence, that the Chop was
broke open lift Thurfday night, and the property
di(covered not far from thg fpot, in a (mall cart
belonging to the prifoner. The thieves having fun
away, the horfe and cart, with the Bolen property, to
the amount of soot. was fecured. The pri(uner,
in his defence, conic (fed he was not at home on the.
night when the robbery was committed ; but could
prove where he was. He Rated, that he was at the
&sae of a friend, in Heston, when hit boric and
cart were taken away ; but, thinking they might he
brouplit back in the morning, he (laid with his friend
all night. The milliner's friend appeared, and (wore
to his having been in his apartment all that night.—
He (Wei, that the prifoner was a poor, but Ilona
man, who got his living by rat catching, or any
thiop that he could obtain. The witnefe was a watch.
maker, and had lived in Heston for forty years. Sir
WILLIAM, at lergth, liberated the prifeiner for the
prefent ; but defiled that Mr. Matthews fhould beep
poireffion of the honk and cart, till further inquiry
Lb. uld be made.

Saturday, Anthony Si!fence was fully committed,
charged with fhop lifting.
On IVednefday a man named Chtillie, upwardsif
firty tears f age, wa% fined sl. by the Magistrates
of hitliAtirgb, for attempting to III•ufe a girl whom
be Vund alone in a (hop in Rofe•fireet.
On Friday,— Drewenten- a joutneyman baker,
was fully committed from Guildhall, for Ruling a
baficsi.eontaisting a quantity of bread, from a door
in Moor-lane, the property of another baker.
Same day a tradefman at Lime honfe was COO-
!rifted in the penalty of.tot. at the Thames Police..
Office, for having t"gally in his polka* a quantity
of naval Aorcs.

On Therfday night a cart and horfe with tome
attar rf tea, without any driver, was flopped at the
end of Friday-fired, Cheap(ide, by the patrnle, when
it ironing that a tea warehoufe in the neighbour.
Rood had been entered by means Affalfe keys, and
the raid teas flokn thereour, the property was deli•
vered to the owner, and the borfe and cart taken to
the Green yard.
WeJnefday, about four o'clock in the morning, an
attempt was made to break into Mr. Philpot's (hop,
in High Holborn. the corner of Great Turnaile.--
The villains had nearly bored a piece nut niche door
%utter, fulficient to admit a hand, hut it being lined
with bon, and a young man who fleeps in the Mop
being alarmed, revenged them (rum effefting their
Furpofe.
A few nights Since the premifes nf Mr. Ridley, in
Iligh.firce:, %Yapping, were robbed by Come fie&
wate► pirates..vf a. queutity of plate, and a number
of te.cfcupes, barometers, Eec.

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