Star.
London, England, 1805-11-21 00:00:00

ARRIVALS IN TOWN.

The Won. E. Harbord (brother to the Hon. Colonel Harbonl),
from his father's feat, Lord Suffield, in Norfolk, to Conduit-
ftreet.
Admiral Sir Robert and Lady Calder, to Pomillone's.hotel, Cork-
thee, from Portfmouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin, front the Welt Indies, te No. 3, Cork- ftreet.
Lord Kireudbright, from Scotland. to Boud•ftreet.
Mr. Poach, from a tour through Wales,to his hook in Seymour.
(tree.
Mrs. Filter, from Hainftead, to her houfe, in Wimpole-ftreet.
Mr. and Mrs. Hopwood, to Penniftone's-botd, from a tour in
the North.
The Hon. Henry Vernon, from Yorkfhire, to Wimpole ftreet.
Lord and Lady Montgomery, on Sunday, from Celehefter, to
Blake's-hotel.
J. Rankin, Efq. at his houfe, in Upper Wlmpoledreet, from
Margate.
Major Allen, M. P. from Wales. to his boort., in Baker-horde.
The Hon. Captain Ring, from Chertfey, to ditto, ditto.
Sir R. Hoare, from his haute in Surrey, to Miller's hotel.
Lord Montgomery, from Cheltenham, to join his Lady at Blake's
HoteL
The Dowager Counters of Ponfinouth, from her feat in Hantr,to
her bode in Welbeek-ftrect.
Colonel St. Leger, to Welbeck-ftreet, from Ransil:ate.
Dr. Mofeley, from Putney, to Albany-place.
Mr. Townley, front his Eltate, Leighton hall, Lancafitire, to De-
vonChire.pbce.
General Arabin, from his feat at Drayton, Middlcrex, to George-
ftreet.
Mr. Neave, front Dingham, near Oxford, to his houfe in %Vint-
pole Itreet.
Sam. Wild. Efq. from Hayden-lodge, Elfin, to his boufe, in
Glotteciter-place.
Mr. Carter, from Cheltenham, to Harley-ftrect.
Mr. Beceheroft, from his fat in the country, to the London
Mrs. Prettyjohn, to Queen Ann-ftrect, from Bath.
Mn. General Don, from Deal, to Q2cbee-ftreet.
Sir John Turner, from Taplow, Bucks, to his hook in Wimpole-
ftreet.
The Marquis of Salilbury, from Hatfield, to his houfe in Arling-
ton, Welbeck-ftreet.
Major Dunne, from his regiment. to his new bottle.
The Earl of Carhampton, front Poyntahurft, Surrey, on Tuefday,
to Bruton-ftreet.
Lady and Mifs Hume, to Hill.ftrect, Berkeley.rquare, howl
Wormleybury, near Cheihunt.
Sir Wm. Myers, from Colcbater,to Long's Hotel, Dover -ftreet.
The Dowager Counters of Spencer, from Chifwick, to Jennyn-
ftreet ; her (creams wore white favours, in honour of the mar-
riage of bcr grandfon, Lord Duncannon, to Lady M. Fare.
Mr. Pitt, front a vifit to Lord Camden, at the Wildcrnefs, to his
bottle in Downing-ftreet.
The Hon. Summers Butler, brother to the Earl of Kilkt.any, from
Ireland, to Jennyn-ftreet.
Dowager Counters of Errol. from a vifit to Lord Keith, at Ramf-
gate, to Fenton's Hotel.
DEP ARTURFS FROM TOWN.
Lord Montgomery, from Blake's Hotel, jemln-ftreet, to his Re-
giment at Colchefter, and to fuperintend his fitter's funeral.
I .ord Rivers, front Pentilone's hotel, to his feat, Gibbons, in York-
&ire.
Mr. Audley, from Seymour-fired., to Bath.
Meffn. Hamilton, from the London Hotel, to their bottle
Staines.
The Hon. Captain Paget, on a vifit to Hs bretherat Haltings.
Captain and Mrs. Cole, from Beale's Hotel, to Bath.
Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield, from Bart's Hotel, to Bath.
General and Colonel Delaney, from the London Hotel, Albe-
roarle-ltrect, to their regiment at Eprom.
M. worms, from Dov..,:thire-plam. to Brighton.
Mr. Mills, frost his Mode in Conduit-ftreet, to Bath.

The Father of Capt. WRIGHT (who, there is every
reafon to believe has been put to death by order of
BONAPARTE), has long been in Edinburgh, as Major
and Paymatter of the Garrifon Battalion. The mo
ment he heard his Son had fallen into BONAPARTE'S
hands, he defpaired of his life, and has never been
obferved to fpeak of him without burfting into tears.
His Son was the confidential friend of Sir SYDNIT
SMITH, and under that illuftrious chief, incurred the
immortal hatred of Bow avaars, by his heroic achieve-
ments in the defence of Acre. BonAPARTE'S left hope
of taking the place depended on a mine which he had
led up, In order to blow up the fortifications. But
when the mine was nearly ready to take effeft, Capt.
WRIGHT, with a handful of men, cut his way through
the enemy, and demolifhed the mine. In this exploit
he was fcverely wounded, and overwhelmed in the
rubbilli, where his men left him, fuppoling him to be
dead. But Sir Syr/am determined that his friend,
dead or alive, fhould not fall into the hands of the
enemy, by a more vigorous fatly, dug him out of the
rubbifh, and carried him off in triumph, arnicht the
fire of the whole French army.
The dangerous praSice of throwing fquibs, crack-
ers, &c. had nearly proved of feriousconfequence on
Thurfday evening laft, at Bury, when force wanton
boys threw a ferpent dole to the !lodes' heads of the
mail coach, whilfi (topping at the Greyhound Inn,
by which they were fo much frightened that they
ran away with the coach the whole length of the
Greet, and drove the pole into the wall of the White
Leon Inn, where they were flopped, without doing
any injury but breaking the -pole of the carriage.—
Happily the two leading horfes had been taken out,
and the driver, guard, and paffengers, were previ-
oully fafely howled.
Friday fe'nnight during the illuminations in the
evening, at Truro, accident happened which for
a while threatened fcrious confertences. A furze-
rick on the fouthern borders of the town caught fire,
and communicated to Mr. Eyre's pottery, part of
which was confumed ; but by the exertions of the
inhabitants the fire was got under with little damage.
On the 3d inftant, three men were apprehended by
a warrant of the Sheriff, in a lodging•houfe, in Char.
lottellreet, Glafgow, having in their pollifilon a
final' part of the goods ltolen the week before from
the carts of James Smith, carrier, and an iminenfe
affortment of Ikeleton keys of every fine, and alto a
large and powerful fled wrench, for forcing open
doors, a box of Owl-photos, with matches, &c. The
names they gave themfelves are, John Gordon, or
Gordon 111.1tdolli ; John Stockton, and Thomas
IVright. Thefe two call themfelves travelling mer-
chants. A ellen, containing a couliderable quantity
more of the flolen goods, which had been dilpatched
by Gordon to Leith, was traced and fecured there.
In the night of Saturday the 2d infant, the barn
of Mr. Dummolow, of Chellafton, near Derby, was
broke open, and four bags, containing wheat, the
wheat being firft poured out, were Rolen, and a large
quantity of—ducks; the party fuppofed to have com-
mitted this robbery proceeded next to the houle of
Mr. Forman, of Chella(bn, where they Role five
geefe (the whole of his Rock) and a quantity of
fowls ; from thence they proceeded to Welton, to the
houfe of Mrs. Robinfon, where they Role a large
quantity of fowls and fume rabbits; and these is
iftreng reafim to believe that on the fame night, the
fame party, nr tome of them, previous to the rob-
bery at Chellallon, had attempted limilar depreda-
tions, though unfuccefsfully.