Star.
London, England, 1807-04-06 00:00:00

EXTRAMMINARY MAII. ROSSEItY —On Eliday
night a number of perfons were affembled at the
Gloucetler Coffee houfe, Piccadilly, as is cutlomary
every night, to fee the mail coaches fet off, which run
the weitern road. JAI RS the Briftol mail was about
to (tart, without any infide pafflengers, two men, gen-
teely dreffed, called nut to the coachman and guard,
to know if they had any room ; and being anfwered
in the affirmative, they laid they wanted a call to
Maidenhead ; the guard immediately let them in.—
They got out at the Saracen's Head Inn, at Maiden-
head, where the mail horfes are watered, and in a
few minutes the mail drove off again. On going up
the hill, the other fide of Maidenhead, the two men,
who had juft got out, became the fubjeft of converfa-
tion between the guard and coachman, en account of
the guard oblerving, that he did not lee either of
their faces oti getting in or out of the coach, and that
they appeared defignedly to conceal themfelves: this
induced the cmchman to lugger} the propriety of
examining the mail, to fee that all the property was
right, which was agreed to by the guard.—They
found all the bags right and the parctls in the boot;
but, on examining the feats infide the coach, they
found feveral parcels milling, which they fuppofed to
be of confiderable value. The guard, in conlequence,
took one of the leading honks, and rode back to the
Saracen's Head Inn, where they had left the two
men. As foon as he had got to the houfe, he called
out for George, meaning the landlord, in great hatte.
—The two men were then jolt about. fitting down
to furper, but hearing the horfe ride up to the houfe
in great haft!, one of them came out to fee what was
the matter, and obferving the guard, called to his
companion by the name of James. He came out,
and they both ran off. The guard and landlord pur-
flied them, and called out, " Stop thief !" and a
watchman in the town rook the alarm, and turned
one of them in his courfe up a court, which the land-
lord knew was nut a thoroughfare ; they theteforepur-
fued him, and found him concealed in a corner, lying
flat on the ground, with bank notes to the amount
of 901. look, near him in the mud, fuppofed to have
been the crntents of a parcel taken from the mail,
and two parcels unopened.—The other villain made
his efcape.
A principal charafteriftic of the important fcene
that opens, in a few days, at Cooper's Hall, is novelty.
A fcheme, with four capital prizes of 20,0001. each,
four ditto of to,oool. and four of Stool. exclufive of
others of confiderable moment, is peifeftly novel in
a Lottery of only 25,000 numbers. A lo,cool. prize
to the firlt-drawn Ticket on cads of the lour firlt
days drawing, is a moll intereftiog novelty;
confequently, the chance of obtaining Inme of theft
greateß capitals, pending the forthcoming of the firft
drawn 3000 numbers, entitled to tol. each. is a no-
velty of unparalleled advantage to early adventurers.
The preference of purchafing 'Eh Let% and Shares
in the prefent State Lottery at fl•-• alas, and 's
Offices, can only be accous ted for by he generous
efforts of thole ladies and gentlemen who were to
truly fortunate in the tall Lottery as to receive a
large proportion of Capital Prizes. 110101111 Y and
Co. are extremely ansictis t it their Ft tends Mall,
• the prefent occafion, be fupplied with an additional
number of Capital Prizes on or bef,re the t.tth ot the
prefent Mon•h. No. z 6, Cortslsill, 51, Cliating-crols,
St. Margaret's-hill, Borough.
Sittings appointed in bliddlefex and 1.,.nd0n, he
fore the Right Honourable Ecisvaitu ttal) ELLttl-
nOROOOI4, Lord Chief Juftice, &c. in and after Ealtcr
Term, 1807.

IN TERM.

Monday -
Monday
Monday
Friday -

April 12
- 19
- May 6

LONDON.
April 20 Wednelliay
27 Wednefday
May 4 Wednatlay
8 &tun Loy
AFTER TERM.

Tuefday May la Walntfday - May 13
Saturday night, at ten o'clock, a refpite, during his
Majefly's pleafure, was fent by Lord HAWKESBURY
to Horfemonger-lane, for Duncan, the gardener, who
murdered Mr. Chivers, and who was to have been
executed this morning.
- - -

Saturday the Seffiuns at Weaminner finally clofed.
There was not any trial, nor was there any other bu-
finefs done than merely difcharging recognizance'.
The Cuurt adjourned to Clerkenwell, till Monday.

•
Friday evening as a child about f:ven years old,
daughter of a poor woman, in a court, in Qieet.-
tireet, Cheapfide, was going down (fairs, the flame
of the candle caught a handkerchief round her neck,
which communicated to her other garments, and fo
dreadfully burned her throat and body, that the was
taken to St. Bat tholom,w's hofpital without hopes of
recovery.
Monday as a boy about four years old was playing
round a bonfire, in a field near Wye, his cloath,
caught the flame, by which he was fo dreadfully
burnt that he died in a few hours.

A few days ago a melancholy accident happened
at a copperfmith's in Smithfield. While one of the
workmen was finifhing the under part of a large cop-
per, one of the liandards on which it relied broke,and
fevered the head and fhoulders of the unfortunate
man from his body.

SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LO]
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PitICES
Friday,
April 3.

NEWCASTLE COAL.
Adair's Main
Benton Lcng
Biggs Main
Croft's Main
Eighton Mnor
Heaton Main
Hebburn Main
Holy well Main
Kenton Main
Rufhworth Main
Percy Main
Pontap—Simpfon's
Pontop Windfor's
Tanficld Moor
Walker
Wall's End

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Temple's Wall's End -
Wylam Moor -
K iliingworth Moor -
South Hebburn -
Cowpen Main -
Hartley -
SUNDERLAND COAL.
Bourn Moor -
Eden Main
Printrofe Main -
, Pearith New Main -
Wodworth Moor New Main
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