Star.
London, England, 1804-09-21 00:00:00

•LFXLWDIR RATOLIFFI.

Mr. GU.NEY Opprded the liberation of this Pa ironer
on two grounds. Fun, that he was an agent, and
embezzled the property entrulled to him ; and next,
that be olva;nd money tinder Idle pretences; and
he pranced in evidence Mr. John Spnff'trth, of Al-
mondbury, near W.tkefielkl, who had fupplied him
with goods un oornmitli4n. The ItEcue or! being of
opinion, that there was no ground for an incliansent,
either under the firit or fecond objedion, the ?liftman
was difchatged.

In one of the French Papers which recently came
to hand, there is an article from Paris complaining
bitterly of the conduit of M. OTTO, for not taking
advantage when he was in London of the offer which
was made him to fupply the French troops, then
going to St. Domingo, with the Yellow Fever Re-
medy, the efficacy of which is now fo fully ellablith-
ed. There is alfo another article of importance in
one of tittle Papers rziative to the happy difcovery
tit this Remedy, but wlrich, while it wants the can-
door of the above, as clearly evinces the (hiking el-
timation in which it is held by all who have had an
opportunity of deciding on its virtues.
Two uncouth meffengets from St. Luke's, were
fent. on Friday night, to convey a deranged petfon
horn the neighbourhood of Covent Garden- They
knocked, by tuitiake. at the door of a Dancing Alaf:
from whole pftierdaii,tis and phreedvv they fop-
poled theinfelves quite at home. The interference of
the neighbours and of the watch became neceffary,
to keep the Man of Hops nut of a jrait todificoat.
Three men having advanced rather too near the
lines at Camden Fort, near Cork, on Friday lan. were
taken into cußody. by a party of the garrifon, on fuf-
*ion of being (pies, but, after a Runt examination,
they were immediately liberated.

Some days ago, on the mad from Qteensferry to
Edinburgh, a Lady travelling in a puiF chaife with
three boys, her fon and two nephews, was greatly
alarmed with a Shot from an inclnfure on the touth '
nJe of the road, which teemed to Rrike the carriage
one of the boys immediately complained he se:.s hurt,
and upon examining hit neck and face, the blood ap-
peared nom two places, turd lead drops were foetid
in the ehaife. Providentially none of the flint had
penetrated to do ferinus mifehief, but fuels a narrow
&ape &meld read a caution tolportfmec, to abate a
littk in the ardour of the moment, and rather to de•
cline a (kit aht.gether, than endanger the lives, or
even the comfort of travellers, or which, by its con.
lequences, may occalion regret to themfelves.
On Toe'day gh., one of the proprietors of
the Rentrew ct Diet y, deft ended with three others in-
co a pit %loch had n.tt been worked for Tome lime, to
afcertain whether it had been wrought not. After
feat him% the b tttowt, they had not proceeded far,
when they (melt the fire damp, which in a short time
went off, and drove them indifferent diredlions, ring-
ing their clottses Nail hair. Fortunately, however,
thsy futlatned nu other injury.
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The rbiret on which Heins and Clark were rut
pended, nn rl. undow Heath, was nn Tuelday Intl
',ken down, and • bole about nine feet deep dog,
into rirlikh the. Ikeletone weie thr:iwn and covered
up. The tattle of removal, It's find, WAS the *At
injury done to the crops of the proprietor of the Land
as. which the Cibirtt 110011, lions the trefpaffang of
perions •pprvaain to view it.