Star.
London, England, 1806-07-21 00:00:00

RAIMGArt; 'fULY t 9

Count Wortorrxrvw, the hoe Ruffian Arnhallitdor,
and Lady, &e. arrived here lalf week, but made a
litort flay, as he went away again on Monday.
The Balls for the feafon commenced lall Tuefday,
very falhionably and elegantly attended.
The Royal Perthlhire Militia, which have been
quartered here for the tan fix xrnnths, have received
their route for Milford, to make room, it is fupprifed,
for the Guards, expected here for embarkation.—
There are, however, no tranfports yet arrived to re-
ceive I:tem.

That delightful Summer retreat, Thar, in South
Wales, is rapiily riling in the kale of falltiohable
watering places..--Nature has been bountiful to pro-
/Wino in her gifts;to this favourite fpnt and it is
now about to receive from the public fpirited. plans
of Sir Wrr.ctart PAXTON 111 the comforts and elegan
cies of Ar t. The foundation Bone of the new Baths
was laid on Thuriday the 3d of July, when great
rejoicings took place on the occafion. The pretence
of the worthy Baronet is anxionfly looked f.r by the
inhabitants, as he is hourly expeeled, to fuperintend
and expedite the great imprGvemcuts begun and Oro..
jeaed.

Gaeta. a!iu Caizta, the little roma'', in the kin-
d= of klap!es, whole gallant defence ic Ihr admira-
tion of the whole world, is the place alluied to in
the following lines of Virgil

Tu quoque litteribus notttia,
JEsernatn.--tamant Csiets &dial ;
Et asue term kooos rodent
TO Tait 311601 OF CAIITA.
So (palm, nor (puke in wain, the Mantuan Bard,
Aad gave thee deathlefe fame, thy worth's rewani;
Though tb►lee tin ages o'er t►is tomb have rulrd,
Tiaceirt 818 the autfe at berms, as of old!
Thy &Chet yet retain thy wonted fire,
And Roman brads with 'Meta warmth Write!

N. P.

It appears from an account laid before the Houfe
of Commons, of the quantity of corn, erain, meal,
and flour, imported into England and Wales from
Ireland, for five years, ending the gth of January,
1806, that the grafi amount for the whole interval
was :
Bark 7 57,894 quarters Peak 0799 bolls.
Brans 6,689 ditto. Rya 5474 quartets•
Oats 725421 ditto. What 587,262 duty.
Oatmeal 75.345 ►oar. Wheat Flour 177,t7 cwt.
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An account lately prefanted to the Houle of Com•
mons, (fates the amoun► of bounties and drawbacks
paid on the exportation of corn, grain, meal, and
flour, from England and Wales to Ireland, that the
►otal grofs amount for is years, ending the isth of
February lan, was 11,3981. los.
An account likewife laid before the Honfe of Com.
mons, (tares the quantity of corn, grain, meal, and
flour, exported from England and Wales to Ireland,
for five years, ending the sth January, tBo6, to be
Bahl . o Cwt. 87,787 Qrs. s Bulb.
Beaus - - o a o
Olti - - 0 228 o
Peale - . o rob 0
Wheat . 0 429 o
Win-at Flour - a tea? s
This WI items was the amount exported an 1803, from
the diflrict of Liverpool. There was no exportation
I of that article in the other four years.

Friday fe'nnight Hrerort, the fon of Major ALEX-
I amp. a, a fine fpitited boy of thirteen, went nn board
the Refolutinn, for the firfi lime, as a Midlbipman ;
and, eager I difplay his courage, afcended the rig.
ging, fell from a confiderab'e height on the deck ;
and, dreadful to relate, fradlut ed both arms, his thigh,
and received a violent contulion on the head. He
was immediately brought on (bore, and now lies den-
get oufly ill.
Thurfday night the haute of Mr. Hutchifon, in
Prinee's.flreet, Weflcnintter, was robbed *1 a quan
till of - vie )parel.

thy . wearing app..
Late nnThurfday night force villains lurking ;bout
Smithfield market, cut feveral !beep iu the pens in a
Blocking manner, particularly in that belonging to
Mr. Ecland, falefman.
Saturday feven lamplighters, belonging to Vaux-
hall Gardens, were charged at Union•hall with
.pur-
loining oil therefrom, and were about to be commit.
ted, b.tit at the requefi of the Proprietor they were
permitted to. enter on board the tender.
Saturday y. Amid, a boy about tz years old, was
charged at the Manfinn houfe,, with Healing feveral
articles of wearing apparel, the property ot S. Haf-
kins, a groom. The property was produced by a
Pawnbroker's flionman,who was feverely reprimanded
for taking goods in pledge from a child,. the penalty
for which is fol. His Lortilhip was. about to commit
the boy, brit at the intercetlion of his mother, joined
by that of the prefecutor, he was fent on board the
tender.
Saturday y. i bug)", alias Harris, was examined at
Union hall, charged with robbity Lieut. Griffiths of
his pocket-book, containing 151. m notes. The book
was found upon biin, but Lieutenant Griffiths having
joined his (hip, which is under failing order., the pri-
fr.ner was c mmitted till the leffien as a -reputed thief.
At the Surrey Salons, which terminated on Fri-
day evening, W. E. Smith, formerly a tailor, but
lately in his Majelly's ferric:, was fentenced to two
Tears insprifernment, for an alTault, with a criminal
Intent, on the perfnn of the wile of Mr. Brown, a
medical gentleman, at Croydon.' The lady was walk-
i ing in a hole near that town, when (be was attacked.
i by Ilse priloner, who probably would have effcaed
his pprpcf.r. had not her cries induced affiSance.—
J. liornblow and W. Hoes for Healing coals ran the
Wandle, the property of hit.. Pole t and J. Cox, for
Healing a watch, were ordered to be tra.nfported for
(even years,
At the lent Sefflons, on Friday, which were held
at Maidtiune, Clarke and Jackfon, two celebrated
informers againft the bakers, for uting aligns, and
baking light bread, were convilted of compounding
a penal, offence, contrary to the Route of the 1&h of
, Elisabeth,. which fubjeds them-to the punifirment of
the7jzillory. But the Court declined giving judgment,
ant feeling Kell competent to elect& 10010 obleftions
in point of law, wbirl were urged by the defendant's
Connie', and open which, the Chairman fidd be
• ihould confultibe Juslgys.of Affiae.
At the glarter Seffions. as lii fwiA, 7 HOl,. op.
srards:of 6o years of age, was, on Friday, renter:lced
'to two years imprifonment,for offeriotiodecessi tie
lence to a child only fix years old.