Star.
London, England, 1806-09-01 00:00:00

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Witt LANZ. •
CORN EXCHANGE, SEPTEMBIR s.
Today there is a continuance of [brut fupplies
Wheat, bat (ales in this trade are not very brifkly
made, at prices nearly as on Friday—Barley in gore
fupply—Malt likewire.andeach p. and 4.5. per guar-
' ter dearer—very few White Peas, and they are higher
—al& Beans of each defcription—th, re are o enable
(applies of Ontek "Alta few frets, aenvals, and this
article is as reaullepufgotion in prices—Flour is dearer
ss. per rack.
anriam. censisper At v!gnu:
I Wynne, doses peere. Grey Peak 315411.0 d
=is gass of , Beam, EA'S& Ad
Tick Ditto, 375 42104
41,1.4. p c:4. Oat% 535 ay* 3as
Palsod Iltso 33s yes od
While Pub, 70 76. Rape Seed, (oearY GU 321 to
raseur•or 'Lava.
Rae lieer you to ;is Smoak IS!a to 70s per lick.
• PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, A 170.-30.
Abb. Pelmet Core V Esislart4 and Woks, kr the returns
bar 134 e( Assert, aSe6
= 241 tar] a. a. la. dOat,. Beans. :
so 9 so 0 as ro 44 IS 45 5
The seen* Price of Sow, ~well from the nourini mad.
le lb wink coding Ansa 57, fe 431. old. pee haired richt.'
latarday a 74 gun (hip launched at NAST'S
Desk- Blar.kwall, in the protases-of Lord Heiser
Parry, Lord H wica, Earl ilesnesit, the LORD
CliANCEsimi, the Doke and Diets. if of Sr. Azsan's.
Lady Pura, and Mils Davressams„ Mr. Sims-
nay, Mr. Scorn, Mr. MATr[Us, the principal Mem•
hers of the Trinity Board, the Portagoefe Arabaffa-
dor, and a number of other perfotu of al! claffes.:—
Lord HOWICA afterwards entertained the company
above-mentioned, together with a few ~thers, to dirs.
ner, at the Ship Tavern, in Greenwich. At night
the fame company (upped with Mr. SHUMAN, at his
hong in Somerfet place. At the Treafurer of the
Navy's entertainment it was obferved that the fol-
lowing perfons were added to the party : his Grace
the Duke of DITONSHIIIt, Earl and Counters Cowr els
General Firtraraict, and Mr. STEPNEY.
PIRA AT MIILLIANN.—Thif morning, at half-pat
fit o'clock, the large and eztenfive premifes, known
by the name of the Milbank Dinillery, were ditto.
vend to be on fire, and in tea minutes the whole was
one complete body of flame. The fire was not ex-
tingnitted until about twelve o'cloek, and it had
communicated to the Fermenting-hoofs, at louse dif-
tance, by means of a tube for conveying the liquor
between thofe two divifions of the prqpires. The
part firft attacked has been entirely consumed. We
have not yet heard that any lives were 1011, although
there is every reafon to fear that tome of the work-
men may have (offered.—Ac far as we can learn, the
fire gems to have been occafioned by fume piece of
wood which had been jocund:may left neer the furnace
of the fteamengine. The workmen yegerday per-
ceived a aro:lrma of burnt wood coming from the
machinery ; but, upon esaminationosciebing alarming
was discovered. The watchman had left the prem:fea
this morning at fix o'clock, at which time there was
no appearance whatever of any fire. The Maim the
games made their appearance, the drums beat to
arms, and the fire-essgmes, with numerous bodies of
VseitaMsrs and Pittman wended, whole exertions
mitsini.very great fervicV.
Lila* nights bitweso eight and nine o'clock, a bisdAs
was burnt down in Beets Marks, behind
, ditch, and two other neighbouring honks greatly
injured.
Early yellerday morning a duel was fought, in the
vicinity of Yarmouth, between Lieutenants M. and
E. of the Rofsgire regiment : Lieutenant M. was
wounded in the Moulder. The ball was extrided by the
Surgeon of the regiment, and be is likely to recover.
&Aral :a • SAYPPIT I—The Bow-greet cfficers
were again fortunate enough, on Saturday morning,
to prevenranother intended duel, in which the &hay
winded antagonifts deemed to have betd in downright
earneß, for they had determined nct to quit the
ground until eye or both fhould fall ; for this purprits
they had agreed to fight at lit paces diftance. The
parties were a Military Officer and an Army Pay-
matter ; and their dirpute turned upon pecuniary
affairs. The Vial communication having been given
to the Bow-greet Magiftrates, on Friday evening, one
of the parties was taken into coltodv late on Friday
night ; the other was found by the officers, on Satur-
day morning early, at the appointed ground, await-
ing the dreadful aliggnation, and was taken into cur-
tody alto. Bath were bound in recognizances to keep
the peace.
B AAAAA OUS Muanat!—The following tragical
I event occurred at Canaan, in Connedieut, on the 16th
June. Iliac Baldwin, a young man, had been for tome
time partially deranged t on Wednefday the zfith be
',Brokered a large two bladed knife and a quantity of
laudanum, and fet nut from Litchfield to Canaan.
where fie lodged at one Dr. Root's. The Dodor re-
fides near a hoofe in which a reboot is. taught by a
Mil, Steele. Immediately after her reboot was dif-
miffed at night, Baldwin went to the (chord houfc
where he found this young lady writing at her table
alone. He (cited her by the hair, and, with the
knife he had prepared for that purpofe, cut her throat
from earto ear, revering at the fame time one ear frotn
the head, and inflicted two deep and dreadful wounds
in her (boulder. A‘ (he ftruggled to cfcape, he threw
her upon the floor, jumped upon her, and (tabbed
her in the back in ten or twelve different places.—
Twice he plunged the knife fo deep in the unhappy
girl's body, that it perforated the longs. Her (bricks
alarmed Dr. Root, who went to her AtliftBllCe., and
found her weltering in her blood. Baldwin Red to
the woods, and drank his laudanum, but it had not
the defired effea. He was taken about mickight,
and is now lodged in gaol. It is raid that (tetra
years fince he became acquainted with Mifs Steele,
and addreffed her, but (he declined his offers, and was
loon to be married to another. This circumflance
was ruppored to have wound him op to fuch a height
of cruelty and defperation. The young lady Dill fur-
'lees, but the proW of he recovery is by no means
flattet ing. She lays, that when he altered the hoof*
and
y approached
s pre phe raid, " Since we cannot nye
together,
will die together l" 'For leveret
tot will die toether I 'For level-at
day. previoufly to hi s committing the crime, Baldwin
d a pri
Eliza,cuhoy d
we h
was much more rational than he had been for fevers'
months ; but in a defperate moment hc has rnthlefsly
cut di a refpedable and amiable youi.g lady from all
profpeds of happinefs in life, and probably from life
itf. elf.