Star.
London, England, 1807-10-14 00:00:00

QUESTIONS and ANSWERS.

What's belt our furrows for tin-riling ?
The Caric'tures which Tenn is felling
But, are they hymn:mug and queer ones?
Aye, that they arc, and very rare ones—
How many, pray ?-113:re3 3 v. etty.
AVhat characters ?-0 f notoriety.
But fay, without diffimulation,
Does he charge in moderation
So modei•ate. you'll be content, _.
And lave a hundred, filr, per cmt.—
• Pray, where dors Mr.TECO abide?
It's io the City Sir—Cuga
And what's his Number—odd or even ?
Odd—'tis ONR HUNDRED AND ELLYSN.
N B The CARICAruRR MAGAZINE is publith:d in Numbers,
at as each
Alfo. the POLITICAL CARIC4TU*R, ditto, ditto.
Likcwife the LAtIONAIILL MAGAZINE,

One Number of cAch 'nut irly every fortnig!at.

. The remains of the late Marquis Tows:surso were
laid in the family vault at Rainharn. The mournfiil
procetlion was awfully grand : one !lurched of the
principal tenants led the way : the c ffia, covered
with crimf n velvet, highly embroidered, and fuperhly
d=c Tated, foll wed ; after which came Lord J. 4474
TowNsus END, leadirg the widowed Marchionefs; then
followed Lady ELIZABETH Lorrus, the Duchefs of
LEEDS, Lady Ass HUDS, 18, (supported by their
hilfb,snds ; Lady flasator Tows!;1. Erin next, and
then all the grand-children, and gr?at grand children
of the Marquis : then a great number uf his friends,
) followed by the poorer tenantry and fcrvants innu-
-1 tnerable.

The Fate Marquis TowlasHEND has left his family
in a !laze of great opulence. The Marchionefs will
have altogether above pool. per annum, with 30.0001.
in ready cafh, and an immenfe pr.perty in plate,
furnitnre, &c. The children of the Marquis's fish
marriage have Spool. each, and the females of the
fecund marriage socol. each.
Thurfday night, at about eleven o'clock, a race
was run on the new military road, at Chatham, be
tween Mr. P—e and Mr. N—m, both of tins place.
Mr. P. was to run fifty yards, carrying a tack of
oats, while Mr. N. was to run v.-* yards, unencum.
bered by any load. The race was won by the former
Gentleman.

Captain ANDREW Bloww, of the R .yal Navy, ;s
appointed Regulating Officer at Greenock, vice TA.
TEAM, refigned on account of bad health.
Thurfday fe'nnight, WAS hunched from Mcfcr;.
Carfon, Fort-es, Corrney and Co.'s yard, in Chefte-,
a beautiful large Ship, called the CalerLhia, of
Glafgow.
The Friendship, Sutherland, tm RiTca for Hull,
was captured on the 15th ult. off the li ,gger Bank,
land fent for Holland.

The Amaltbea, Lindfay, from Gibraltar. i. ar.
rived at Oporto, after being captured by a Spann
privateer.

NAVAL APPOINTMENT'S.
Captain Bettefreorth is appointtd to the Tartar.
lion. Captain Cadogan to the Crocodile.
Cardin Dunbar to t'se Leonidas.

Mr. Litt!, to be Mailer Rigger of Portfrnout Dockyard.
Mr. Crecy to be Matter Rigger of Chatham Dock yard.

Lieut. Hencock to the San Antonio prlfon•ihip at Portfinouth.
Captain Wodcb.,ufc to the Cumberland, lately launched at
North fleet.

A very extraordinary fifh was fl,me days fince
taken in Portfmouth harbour, the body of which is
of a beautifully dark red, with round (pots 0111
darker. The head, which is r.ither [Mall, has two
horns, and is not altogether unlike that of a (nail;
it has two fins, each of which is confiderably wider
:Iran the body, and with thefe it makes its way
through the water, ufing them in the manner a bird
does its wings. The fins when extended in the eft of
fwimming, meafure nearly two feet, and from their
very beautiful colour, the Mir has a ver y fire appear.
ance ; it has a fh at tail, but teems to be without
bone.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Oct-n/IFR 14.—
The fapply of Wheat to-day is rather la•ge, and the
fates are made heavily, at a !mall tedoet:ln in price
—Barley, with Malt M.:mile—Willie P:as again at
more advance—Bear.; ofeaeh kind are 1 :tiler cheaper
—Ol Oats :here are feveral felh arriva!s, all Nits of
phis article are at lower prices.—Flour gull Pale at the
claw—Con—Fine Ames ican, 35.. to ?7i. per barrel.

GENERAL CURICNcy AS UNIIVit:
Wheat, go: 54. 644 pct qr. Grey Marc 6-. s 651
Floe Ditto, 65s 676 lit-ans. 3 0 (Ka of (old)
Rye, 4: 4 444 (lien') 'Fick Ditto, 445 5.:s od
iSatiey, ;6, 428 od OatS, 236 264 32s
Malt,64t .71s od Palaod ditto
.:3, 344 al
White pcas. (boilers) 1501 275sPo:atrx ditto-6 362 od
Rape Seed 221 to 251 oca.
Fine Fleur 551 ss.2.—Seetords scs to 550,

ritOM TUESDAY NIGHT's GAZETTE.

PARTNERSHIPS DTSOOI.VED.

Tr,bn Wrilht and John henry, woollen niaziuraaurers, at Rodl-
ike. Lunt: le:ire April 23, e3:7
f.,ho and lVoutton Smith, hoymen, Canterbury. Odo-
btr t. 03 7 _ _ .

t Vint, ncorge and Pocky, calico prin.
tce‘ 'ravfOrd, juite.3o,
.1807_ . - .

Gar Di.liott and George Fowler, fkinoers and furriers 4 at
Tl:..t.e Tun court, Redcrofs itreet, Lominn. Sept 4, iBo7.
W. Kent, f,:n. dW. Kt nt, jun. Muth makers and toymen, of
Tyler tlecrt. Ft. lames, Weitminiter. Sept. r, 1807.
M rgan Davies and fLt.ry Lomas, of Sheffield, pawn brokers.
.!,et t, t _ _

. ,
;,•nn.:c ShArp and Wm. Rream; Manchefter warehoufrmen,
Honey Ime market, ',Won. Odober 3. 1807.
liel.n,tt, Georg,: Moore, William Moore, Wm. Maron,
Wn& Juliniton, calico printers, of Wandfworth, Surrey.--r
Unher to, /;:37.

Peter Wood and Thomas Foilcr, lace nunuradturers, Mins-
fi I t. oetober 5. Igo).
Thom3s 13arritt and Ch tries B3rritt, boot and awe makers, at
Ipluich. Sept 19, 18,37.
Thornag 11311. ms end John Bra.r.q, limn drapers, Bath. Otto-
her to, 1807.

Samuel Stoil,!nrt and Thomas Ilmmll, of &kith Audley-ltreet,
Sr. George, 11.1i1.11rfex, coach maker 3. October 1, 1807.
Chad'. M. fon and 1 donuts Tapley, livery liable keepers, at
the R ut.ning Horie Livery-it:11)1es, Piccadilly. Od. 1, tBo7.
Henry St.At s ant; William J..lii:ttone, of Haverfordweit, mer-
ehar.ts. St pt t 3-7.
Rebecca i'uroer a..i lame: Smitb,rof New Bend•lttect, cabinet
n.at•ers, &c. Sfrt. 29. 1307.
t4.1m0,1 Walker and *ihumas Simons, of Leeds, ipirit merchants.
Sept. as,
Saml.el Bercy and Jofpb lianwx, of Liverpool. September
24. 1137.

Wolverhzimpron Boat Cornrany, fo far as relates to Etat
Jorres auS Thomas Clarke. April 30, 1837.