Star.
London, England, 1802-06-12 00:00:00

Charlotte. Clark, frOm Surinant.

At CoWes—fame, Goodricls, from New Orleans; and
Nancy, Pawn, from Clowleitovro.
In the Cred—John. Cowley, from Desk; Margaret,
from Tridts; Iris, Dodo, trim Potrafs; and hammock,
—, from Apia&
At Briftot—New York packet, s---ss-s, from Net. York;
Purfait, Wright, from Tornio; and Hero, from bar-
' lodoes.
Olt Batt Dosrist-riiminon, Matitat, from Cambia.

SPORTING INTRI,LIGENCI.

WARWICK RACES,

Are axed for Tuefday and Wednefday the 7th
and Bth Days of September.--8. R. Gausssai
and Jaw CS WE ST, ErCITS. Stewaris.

• The grand fpeet.tcle of WILLOAI4 Tait., the hero
of Switzerland, has not only attrafted,thoufands in
the courfe of a few nights to behold" it, but has
become in to fhort a time the general topic of con
verfation : Indeed, a piece more complete and
pathetic we never witnetred, and while performed at
the Royal Amphitheatre, Weilminiter Bridge, with
inch a Harlequinade as the Sewn Chanrfrotsr, the
Mufical Piece of Flair and Sharp, and other picccsi
mutt continue to draw crowded houfes.

The Holiday Folks have been Charmingly en-
tertained this week at the New Theatre SADLER'S
WELLS, where a new Seri° Comic Pantamime,
by Mr. C. DIBDIN, jun. has been produced, called
St. George, with all the fuccas the moll fanguine
expedation could anticipate. The combat be-
torten St. George and the Dragon furpiffes de-
fcription. In addition to this excellent Piece, next
week, we tandeffiand, twill be given the new di.
vertifement of Rival Tars, new dance of Love in
Caledonia. and liar/rein Greenlander, and the Mufical
Performances of the Five Italians, being their laft
week of appearing. Mr. Honass, the Manager,
is bight); praife-worthy for thus perpetually vary-
ing the Performances.
'That pleafant Divertlfement at the Royal Cir-
cus. named Variety, or the Sailor's Feival, will,
we find, after this evening, be withdrawn; and, for
the Brit time there (even years,. on Monday next
will be revived that onivetfally admired pro.
dudion, named The Spring Meeting; in which will
be introduced the celebrated Poncy Races, which
have proved In powerfully attractive, and afforded
fo much delight to every beholder;. and for this
week only will he continued that truly popular
piece, The tnchanted Harp, on account of a new
Comic Pantomime, called The Golden Farmer, or
Plotighloy, in which Mr. BYRNE, rom
the Theatre Royal Drury-Lane, will make his firll
appearance on this Rage, in the character of Har-
lequin.
THE GYPSIM—The extraordinary tale of the
kidnapping of Elizabeth Mary Kellen, by gypfics,
from Plymouth, is, in t'me refpeCts, placed in ra-
ther a quellionable thape, as by the anfwer al-
ready received, at the Public Office, Bow-ftreet,
from that place on the fubjed, it does not appear
there ever was a commiffioned officer belonging to
the marines Rationed there of the name.' The girl,
however, pnfitively perfißs in the firtl account the
gave, which the repeats with the greateft precifion,
and defcribes the ell& uniform of the marines;
but, from her mentioning that her father wore a
lath of three colours,
and
that he had been em-
ployed in the recruiting fervice, both in England
and Scotland, there is Come reafon to believe he
was only a ferjeant. There has not yet been fuffi-
cient time to make the neceffary enquiries after the
perfon at Stoke; near Plymouth, where the faid the
was going to on the morning fhe was taken away
and itripped by the gypfies; this point will cer-
4ainly, in a great degree, develope this doubtful
cafe; letters have been forwarded for this purpofe,
both from Sir Richard Ford and Mr. F. the gen-
tleman who fo humanely received and fupports
this girl, until the fait is afcertained. An Officer
of the Marines, who was at Plymouth all laft
winter, and who was prefcnt yefterday, faid that
there were a gang of gypfies in that neighbour.
hocd, about the ttrne Rated by the girl, and that
it was reported they had kidnapped feveral chil-
dren: he did not know a comnuffioned Officer of
the name of Kellen, in the marines. Above so
gyplies, men, women, and children, apprehended
in the diferent counties near London, were brought
to the Office, and put to-the bar, two or three at
a time, in order that the girl might fee them ;
but (he could not identify one of them as belonging
to the gang that had taken her away; they were,
therefore, immediately difebarged ; and Sir Rich-
' and Ford humanely ordered a (mall lam of money
to be given to each of them; for-the inconvenience
they had (offered in being in cuftody the preceding
night. Never, perhaps, was there fuch an affem.
bly of this merry motley tribe, in London, and
who, whatever may be their mode of life, exhibii
the ftrongeli outward marks of health and *irks.
Their children are egtreniely fine its antral, std
many of the girls very beautiful. The gyplies
whom the identified on Monday ire Rill detained.
The Englith Lottery begins drawing the zd of
Auguft, ilios, and confifts of only a 4, 00 tickets,
inftead of 600;oo. The Lowell prize is 191. and
the prizes to be paid in Sieriar: Money. There are
two prizesof zo,ood. each, two of to,oool. two of
s,oool. two of a,OOOL four of 1,00019 and 7069
prizes from Soul. to 291...-The Tickets, Halves.;
Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenth Ramped Shares,
,are fold and regiftered by Mr. NICHOLSON, at his
Office, No. itS, Cornhill. London a where the fol-
lowing perfons received between twelve and thirteen
handredpouads each, for the Sixteen Sixteenth (hares
-of the Ticket No. t 7,993, drawn a Prize of ao,oocl.
the 7th of laft April, viz.
Mr. settee, of CYfarthilas near Ca'airit Wales.
A Club of Traders= and Glentleinen's Servants, held at Mr.
Ryan's, the Hotel, St. James's-firect, Bath.
Mr. Hancock, titylbr, and feston of the Abbey Church, Bath.
Mrs. MartharksTons.Daltimi, near Hackney.
A Club at galaL. at me. Joan Goff's, Butcher-row.
Al Oak alto held at Mr. Smith's, the Fithhas
Smack.

Mr. Davis, dealer In old clothes, No. 4, Orasel lane, Hound-
ditch.
W. Heade, and Midis:l-Wood, Dartford, Kent
Mr. Osttle, tanner, Looplauc, Southwark.
Mrt crater. lboaalicr, at the Kirk Gate, Leeds.
Mffs Carter, Newbury, Berks.
Mr. Reid, at Dundee.
Mrs. Hawkins, Stamford, Lincoloiltire.
A Tradorman in Holborn; a Gentleman in Birmingham; and
a Lady in Bood-ftrett.
N. B. The three lift mentioned have cleared
their names not to be made public.
No. 20,198, a prize of aoool. to two. Gentle-
men, Merchants, at Lynn and in former Locci;
ries a very great proportion of the Cavurat. Patzfa.
Orders from the Country, poft paid, accompa•
Hied with good Bills, Poll °Crux Orders, Bank
Notes, &c. &c. plantioally attended to.