Star.
London, England, 1805-09-25 00:00:00

Alrldfiß A tiDl7li.

Entlgn Fitzgerald, cf the zit Garrifou Battalion, Ps faperfeded,
hstriti abrentea himfrif without leave.
The appointment of linfpital Mate Wal•cr Ward to be Affißart
Surgeon in the Cmadian Fencibles, as Rated In the Gazette of
the 3,1 Novem!wr laft, has not taken place.
The exchange between Captain R‘.!wrt J..ki-s„ on tt't half pt
of the 4th Dragoon Guards. and Ca,,,a.n trot ‘, of thl 'l4 St.,-
giment of Foot, as Rated in the Gazette of the 6th
has not taken place.
ORDNANCE °SEIM SEPTEMBER 23, 13C5•
Corps of Royal tog;neers.
Frederick Yorke, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated Sep-
tember 1, Leos.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. •
Ann Damsels Thotnpfon and Samuel Robinfon, of Kingflon•
upon-Hull, Gip chandler*, Sept.lB,
David Waddington and Jarccs Barrett, of Manchefta, liquoi
merchants, Aura 23, Ms.
joreph Palmer and Thomas Leonard, of Wenbromw:ch, Staf-
ford, iron mailers, Sept 19, 2803.
John Amick. Senior, and John Amick, jun. of the H tymarket,
perfumers, November e. 4, tfto.
Job Bartley Rolls, Junior, and Robert Green, of Birmingham,
merchants, Sept. 14, any.
Thomas Hadwen and John liadvren, of Kebroyd Mills, Soy-
land, York, cotton fpinners, Auguß 29, silos.

BANKRUPTS.
John Bellamy and Edward Bellamy, both late of Brienek. part&
of Brlgftock, Northamptsnibire butchers, graziers, chapmen;
and partners In trade, to furrender Odabcr 9, at tight, Odtober
to, at form, and November S. at eleven, at the George Inn, hi
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Northampton. Attomies, Mi. C. Markham, Northampton ; or
Mr. Hilliard, Clement's Inn, London.
John lona, of Carnarvon, draper, dialer and ehapman, °elflike
21, 22, and November 5, at ten, at the Sport:man Inn, Cattle.
ttreet, Carnarvon. Attornles, Meas. Edmunds and Son. Esehe-

quer office of Pleas, Lincoln's Inn, Loudon ; sr Mr. Henry
Rumlby Williams, t arnarvon.
Jades Gibbs, of Peterborough, Northamptonfhire, draper, tailor,
dealer and (batman, September zB, Odlobcr 8, and Noy 5 at
ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. George Atkinfoo;
Coale area, l'alcon-fluare, London.
DiViDENDS.
Odtober 12. Samuel Brook and Mark Webßer, of Mortey, York-

(hire, mirehants, dealers, ehapmen, and copartners, at eleven,
at the "f hree Leg, Call-lane, Leeds.
Qdtober is. Thomas Lambert. of jerveaut, par!lh of Eaft Wit•
ton, Yorkfaire, hoefe-beater. at eeven, at the Unicorn, Ripon.

Sir Joss Nawrorr, Member for Waterford, is at
prefent on a vifit in the neighbourhood of Doneraile:
On Friday the aoth init. died at Mont Pellier-row,
Twickenham, Mrs. Ass Dom, of Lower Bcrkcleys
ltreet, Mancheter•fquare, London.
Mr. ELLISTON played Romeo lail night, at Drury.
lane Theatre, to Mrs. H. Samosa's 'art, who %vat
defervedly applauded. The Houfe was crowded.

The fon of Mr. Lswis, the Aftor, is engaged at
Covent-Garden Theatre. He has performed for force
years at provincial theatres with Cum* and, accord-
ing to report, is lirongly allied to his father in talents
as well as confangtunity.
Pang AGENTS.—John Orr, an old feaman belongs
ing to Ayr, Served on board his Majefty's Ihip HAM,.
SHIRE, in the years 1759 and 1760. She had orders
to duize on the Jamaica Ration, and made feveral
valuable prizes, the difpofal of which was entrufted
to agents, for behoof of the captors. Whether the
Tenth Report, or force document connefled with it, has
at length enabled them to wind up the concern, we
cannot fay, but a few weeks back an advertiftment
appeared, requefting perfons entitled to (hare thefe
prizes to apply for a fettlement. Mr. Orr accordingly
applied, and got a flatement—that his there, after a
lapfe of forty:five years, amounted to 91. ts. sd. and
three farthing:, (the accuracy of the Raiment we null
not doubt) and, on Monday fe'onight, he got an or-
der nn the Cuftont•hottfe, Ayr, for the amount, ex-
cept the three farthing:. Thus it appears, that had
Lord Ms tv ILL aa:paired, which enfures the fpeedy
and effeaual payment of prize money, certain Gen.
demen, truly hone) and refigiellly pananal, would have
loft on this !'mall tranfaaion, from the accumulating
intereft, above 741.
DREADFUL Fite.—Sunday night, about 7 o'clock,
a fire was difcovered in an upper room of that men,
five warehoufe, in Lower Sparling-fiteet, Liverpool,
occupied by Mars. Greetham and Green, and others
which loon got to fo great a head as not to be (lib:
dued, but raged with great fury until three o'clock,
when, by the great exertions of the firemen and a
plentiful Supply of water, it was fo far got under as
to preferve the adjoining buildings from the deftruc-
tive element.—All the books and much property in
the lower rooms were Saved, but a large quantity of
grain, cotton, and other goods, in the upper ones,
were dell toyed; its ravages were fortunately confined
within the walls of the warehoufe, which is reduced
to a (hell. We under Rand the prentifes are infured.

On Wednefday a young P rule, of decent appear-
ance. in confequence, as it afterwards appeared, of
the defpair attendant on an imprudent conneaion,
threw herfelf into the Serpentine River. She was
extricated by Come perfons accidentally paffing, and
conveyed to the building eiefted for the reception of
the fubjefts of fuch accidents by the Hostas; So-
ct Ivry ; when Mr. KNAPP, of Brompton-row, was
fent for to her affillance, who, by perfevering dais
gence, fucceeded in reftoring her to animation.
From the frequent interruption of the Greenwich
and Deptford Stages which flop clofe to the office
door of Meas. HORN say rand Co. Charing-Crofs,
they requeft the Nobility and Gentry, will order
their coachmen to drive to the office door in Spring
Gardens, which will remove every poffible danger.
The Levees ufually held at Cooper's Hall in Bar-
inghall-areet, will recommence on Monday next,
when the good old Lady Fortune, will, with' her
ufual impartiality, difpenfe her favours to all ranks
of people, raiving Twenty Thoufands, ten Thoufands,
and other rich PriFes, to fuch as have placed them.
Pelves in her way by pur.liafieg a Ticket or Share in
the prelent Rich Lottery.
While the attention of all Europe was direEtcd to
the immeasfe preparations i-f Bonaparte for the in-
valion of this country, our brave countrymen viewed
the formidabl: armada with the grea:ea c.,ntempt
not fo with the mitring campaign now about to com-
mence on Monday nest, the ?tit ilia : we allude to
the drawing of the incomparable rich BI:mk and
Prise Lottery, polkaing an unprecedented number
of Capital Pi izes, and every i3lsnk for the fira three
days wi►l be entitled to I advantage that may
in tome measure, account fur the very great demand
both of Tickets and Shares, which are on fair, at the
lowea prices, in all the varied thr'ufands, from No.
' t, to 25,000, at the old and truly fortunate Licenfed
State Lottery Office of J. JOHNSON and Co. No. 3,
Pope'. licul-allcy, Cultiiiii, London.

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Nine were convicted of felony; viz.
7. Tags, for Dealing a watch, the property of W•
Aldridge ; Hizaketh Booth, for Dealing a watch,./t&.
the property of W. Hutton ; Mary Tucker, for heal-
ing two 11. notes, the property of J. Gadd ' • Margaret
Pyley, for Dealing a watch, the property of R. Atkin-
fon ; Jr. Dread, for Dealing a coat, and other things,
'the property of I'. Daniel.
Mary Smith was indicted for robbing Wm. johnaon
of fix 75. pieces, three half guineas, a guinea, a 11
note, and a filk handkerchief, the property of the Paid
Wm. Johnflon, in the dwelling-hook of Mary Linley.
It appeared that the profecutor accompanied the pri-
foner home to her lodgings, and had there been rob-
bed of the calk in quellion, the greater part of which,
with the filk handkercnief, to which and to one of
the feven-fhilling pieces, the profecutor fwore, was,
found on the prifoner's pet fon. The profecutor alone,
however, having defcribed the occupier of the dwel-
ling-honfe by the name of Linley, and the two Offi-
cers who apprehended the prifoner, and who made
inquiry into the name of the occupier, having de-
fcribed her by the name of Rinfley or Kinley,
The learned Judge (Baron Solroe) recommend-
ed to the Jury to difmifs out of their confederation
the capital part of the charge.
The Jury accordingly found the prifoner Guilty of
Stealing, but not in the dwelling-houfe ; and the pro-
fecutor, as a warning to others, was refilled Isis ex-
Fences.
John Niggle's, Charles Clark, Willieon Doe, and !Vary
his wife, were indieted for burglarionfly breaking,
and entering the dwellinghonfe, of John Walker
Topham, and Dealing therein feveral pieces and
packages of cotton goods, the property of William
Smith. In another count, they were charged with
the fame offence, but the goods were Rated to be
the property of the Affignees of William Smith, he
having become a Bankrupt, about the time of the
robbery.
Mr. James Stnith, brother to the profeentor, de-
poled, that, on the t ith of July, his brother had a
warehotne in Bating-lane, in the City. At that
time, his brother was not in town, the key of the
warehonfe wan left with him. About half after
eight o'clock, on the tith of July, he doable locked
the door, and brought the key home with him. The
next morning, at nine o'clock, he gave the key to
Samuel Y,aang the porter, and thorny aft& he went
to the warelotufe, and found rhat Onion all the
had been Bolen 'ut of it On crofs-examina-
nen, he laid, that the warehnufe was part of Mr.
Topham's premiles, and joined to his hoofer but,
that fince his brother took it, the door had been
barred, and there was no communication between
the warehoufe and Mr. Topham's hnufe.
Mr. !Mike LE BLANC having further examined
the witnefs ac to this point, and being fatisfied that
the premifes of the orofcento- and Mr. Toni' tm were
perfe&l' dillinet, oblerved that the capital part of
the charge mull fall to the ground.
Ifaac Young, porter to the profecutor, faid, he
went to the warehoufe on the morning of the t ash Ju-
ly, and found the door.en the tingle lock, on opening
the door, he miffed almolt all the goods out of the
warehonfe. He knew the prifoner, Clark, aho had
tailed on him feveral times at the wet-du:tile, in com-
pany with Higgins.
William Blackwell, on the 12th of Julyl:44 lived in
Noble art-et—the prifoner Doe lived near him in the
fame greet. The nitnefs got up before four o'clock
on the morning of the lath, and as he was looking
out of his window he faw a hackney coach (landing
at Doe's door. The coachman went to the corner of
the fireet, and, after looking about Paid 0n.”.--
A man who Rood by the coach intlantly began to
throw large packages of goods out of the coach into
Doe's hall; when they were all emptied out, the
coach drove off. He then law two men come out of

the houfei and go away, but could not tell who they
were. Shortly after this he went out, and having
:hed tome time, he taw feveral men go in and out,
Doe among the reft ; fa fufpelling that all was
be gave information to Arm hong, the of.
ind then went to his work.
,ph Blackwell, by the direction of his brother,
witnef, watched Doe's honk on the fame
and before fix o'clock, law Clark go in
with an empty bag. In a few minutes he re-
with it full, and brought it to the honfe of a
the name of Cable, a tobacconill, in Golden-
He then emptied it, and returned again to Dre's
, where he filled it, and brought it to the fame
; in his way Higgins met him, and walked with
it a time. When Artnftrong, the officer, came,
‘nefs pcir.tcd out Higgins to him, and he appre
him. The witnels then took Armftrong to
; while they were there Clark came in, and
or half an ounce of tobacco, the witnefs told
ong, Clark was one, and he was apprehended.
mftrong went to Doe's houfe, according to in-
taw Mrs. Doe, and afked her if any
had been brought into her houfe that morning?

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