Star.
London, England, 1814-01-18 00:00:00

Win* conspellecthire tb dd. • rt vas thensfote Scosasil
Scnit to conjecture the opsotive of his conduces-but
ender all circuakstaqm hqf4tAt his duty, to I
mit Mr. S. for trial.; aaaiirulmit Mrs; S. to bail.

Saturday, at the Middlesex Sessions, Elizabeth
Joka LovemOte, two notorious utterers of base. eon),
were convicted of passing, on the pth of December
last, a bad shilling, to T. VaDance, keeper of the
Crown public-house, ShadwelL.:The.prisonera
into the house and called foal ine liquor,' aA
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dried the coin in question. ;
'I44IILANCIIOLY WARNTRaeioNtliefaßy week hales)
altankseven boys were dray/nal:in the-Treut,, by the
-breaking • of the ice, on which the
.unfortunate
firers had imprudently venturiclbeore it was suffi-
&nily strong to bear their weight. The accident
rhippened about 200 yards above Wilford boat, iA
;Lbeimmediate neighbourhood of Nottioghara.'"We
understand the bodies were: not foetid till the Wed-
followiag, when.thee„yere conveyed to
Wil-
fed Church to be owned... • • •
• Mr. CHAPMAN, Organist; rind Master of the Cep
1111 School at Andover, Hants, was frozen to e
On Tuesday last, near Atop, in that'courity.
A few days since, a coaehman, 61 the name
AiLLSI4.' Was thrown off his bet, by going over
:Wisp of frozen snow, near Reigate, Surrey, and kali
on the'spot. *,
Sotutday se'nnigbt a melaitchtgy accident occurs
at-the 'Delis Flash corn-Mill, Nether Bradford, ne
.Bheffield. 'Mr. William EarnshaVr, the owner of the
pull, was by wine means unfortunately caught by' the'
fly wheel, 6,nd drawn in among the works, when both
his legs 'were literally torn off, which caused his death
in a short time afterwards. He had been in pones:.
skiff Of the premises only a short time, and was a man
much respected.
DESTRUCTIVE Fiou.---A dreadful fire occurred
about one o'clock yesterday morning, in the extensive.
premises of A linen-draper, in Kingiland-road, Shore-
ditch, which in a short time entirely consumed the
whole of the building and valuable stock in trade.—.
The inhabitants,•who were asleep at the time the ac-
cident happened, were awakened by the alarm of the
watchman, and saved their lives by escaping out of
the beak window.
. Thursday se'nnight,about four in theihrning, the
Morehouse of Mr. Griffiths, grocer, of therciener shop
Ott Welchpool, was discovered to be on fire, and be-
fore assistance could be procured, five barrels of gun-
powder which were in the warehimse blew up with a
dreadful explosion, blaring in every direction through
the air, to an incredible distance, the roof, floors, and
-contents of the warehouse. The fire injured an ad-
joini!vc dwelling. The windows of many neighbour-
ing houses were much shattered, and the landlady of
.the Britannia Inq has since died Of the fright.
The followint it on' extract of:a letter from the
"Banks of the Lower Rhin, clathl January the 7th :
From 'the Head-quarters of the British forces,
.which pet continue lit: Tholen, we have to-day no
news of importance. It should seem that a body of
English soldiers, posted in the neighbourhood of Bor-
goliet, had been withdrawn, and the FrenCh, at Ant-
taking.adiantage of their absence, threw into
t/en-op:Zoom 500 more troops' to be added to the
pppxon, which, with all the rpinforcenteats, now
ascends to MOO meni.or therfabOn.ts I -'
+e-It is Apt)rted that Bithe nil& TOO 'ott• an
lm aa at the junction 'of fhe'Eliskind-"Vfeef Scheldt,
has been taken by the Btitish.fortes, and thestatement
%heavy cannianailif sin; that direction "affords the
account some Gonfirmatitta. althP%ll. it ,ioOlimpro-
bable that tbis'cannonacre has given rise's!) the state-
ment of the possession of Batbz by ihe
Ground has not, by the latest letters b 1 the' sth inst.
*fa yet broken ludo& Bergen-op-Zoom: * •
66 We are happy now-to 4e Ole to assert positively,
that Cleves as well. res Nimeguen was evacuated by
the'Prench on'the night of the sth instant: The gar.
risen of .bOth those' Picea amounted to no more than
aboatl.soo; who retired upon Grave Lad Wesel with-
Out molestation. Their departure was very sudden,
nor did they disturb any of the inhabitants, or Olinda'
any of their prdperty. Yesterday the 'viritoss'lif
*Arnheim,*Consistits of half a battalion 'Pritfsians,1
receiving thirintelligence, marched to Nimeguen, to
take possession of the place in the name of the Prince
of Orange. There remained at Arnheim about 100 Q
Dutch troops of the line, recently raised. Grave, the
place to which the French garrison retired, is very
strongly fortified. The works of Nimeguen had been
destroyed in the reign of King Louis. Some recent
indications on the part of the French garrison lead to
hope that the enemy is about also to evacuate De-
venter,
". From Gorcum there is to-day no intelligence.—
The serious bombardment of the place had not been
begun, nor indeed does any time seem fixed for that
purpose. From Antwerp also we are destitute of any
news of importance. 'l'he reinforcements into Bergen-
6p-Zoom ate said, in some of the accounts, to exceed
• I,pou men.
Lord Castlereagh, Lady Castlereagh, and suite,
arrived at the Hague yesterday evening, after a-very
long, and, in some respects, a dangerous passage.—
_lt appears that tiLe Erebus approached in.the fog, too
isear the shore off the island of Walcheren, end tinfoil
tunately touched the ground. She was, howeVer,
with some difficulty got off, and made for Hilvoet-
cloys, where she arrived in safety: The season was
very inclement during the whole voyage, snow falling
heavily for two days.
“a're-morrow the Hereditary Princess of Orange will
reach the Hague. She arrived at Arnheim yesterday,
and to-day pursues her journey. Arnhem 'is neat'y
25 leagues. from the Hague."

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MARRIED.
On Wednesday the 14th • inst..C.4id. WlElms% Walker,
_fon of
Thomas Walker, Esq. of #ertnoy in Ireland,tAMirtha 4saber
Sophia, only d.kughter of die liiesent, and art fighter of the
lug lehn TnwAgitrEni 011. Yilthstdai 440,1041firff1e4411,
sosaersetihire. , - • - - • i _ jr,

Monday morning, William Nei*, Est. yli of 114111-atiailt,
Spitaliteldscapd of -Maryland ktolat,./fasegv,in shed's,' year of
his tge.
At Ard suddenly, as 1111-ieb LiememilinrColossel
Eneas tad:, of dune* tt, In the 34tis year of his Me-
ta Aytonbou the 6t15,11,1•-• Med V.111111.41701P Ijrth
Robert Wilson.
Monday seimight, .011111irst BK. ofihNadmidsouno;'
Wilts. late 14. P. for tisa ]rough and Hundreds of Cricisla4e..
Lately, Mine Margiret, wife. of Slr Sheppard, Bart. of
TbOrnton-hati, Berks.
Sitt43/ senligie, of a.desitna, brotight..ou..laY soar rating is
service, Captain liUard, late conamander of his Majesty's !MA
Sob hash tßbrallar. 1-• 1.,

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