Star.
London, England, 1806-12-05 00:00:00

XiliativG. DEC. 4.

On Fri.lay hA, LAO iftlerstott 8191101/TripBB a
farewell dinner, at the Near lam, to the WontJUT
Corm & Caval.r, and annoosseed the neceSty. to
which lie reloaantly yielded. of refigning the coo.'
rnand ,he C rrps.—He Cud. that this Rep was .be-
come indiflsenfable, on account of the Mancini Mei
refidence, his public avocation', and the Rate 14,4
health ; hut he Aron* erged the continuance of their
&evicts, as itwas to hie meritorious cantinaso(oe
Volonteers of the United Kingdom that we were, 1111,14
a great ow-afore, indebted for our dot:laic fecuray.
The loyalty and public fpirit of this highly ref-pc:table
Corps were itrongly manifelled upon this occaGon.
The day paired with the uttnnrt cordiality, and no.
thing interfered with the chearlulnefs of the menial.
bat the regret which was uniredally felt at the ap.
proaching feparatinn from their highly eflermed andl
repotted Commandant, to whom they have ewer
thorn the warrant attachment.

DUMFRIES, NOY. 4 •
Siturday lafi, the Dumfries-fhire Gentlemen and
Yeomanry Cavalry, commanded by Major BRYCS
144111RD*,, who have been on permanent duty here
for fonsteen days, marched to their refpellive homes.
On Friday, thiiirefpeflable awl well difciplined corps
was reviewed by Major Sciorr of the Weamorland
Militia, when they perfumed the various manceuvres
with their ufual accuracy and expertnefs. In the
evening the corps gave an elegant ball, at which all
the (album) and beauty of the town and neighbour-
hood were prefect.
The four troops of Kirkcudbright Gentlemen Yen-
mane, Cavalry, commanded by Janis Gosaoa, Efq.
of Culvennan, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant, were
offembled in qsartere.at Kirckudbright, on Monday
the toth intlant, for twelve days ixercife. On 'Tuet-
day the 18th inflant, they were reviewed and infpeO-
ed by Major General 'Lay Flange, who, from hi:
residence in the country, obligingly undertook this
duty at the defire of Lord CATHCAKT, Commander
in Chief of the forces in Scotland. The regiment
having palled the General in half rquadrons, and
tingle file, and performed the fwind exercife, the
eighteen evolutions, and thirteen movements and et.
ticks, he was pleafed to exprefs his approbation of
this excellent Corps, in the following General Order :
0. 0. Kirkcudbright, Nov. It. •
Major General Ferrier bet the honour Sc acquaint Licut Col •
Gordon. the Officers and Privates of the Kirkcudbright Gentlemen
Yeomanry Cavalry ander his command, that he has been nroeb,
pared with their Ready and f Idler-like appears. ce on the lin
this day, VI ago that admit bodes and appniamtnenta.
*gond claim(' of their evolutions and different movement',
afforded the General great fatiafadtion, and he is of opinion, that
/'sold ever an opportunity occur for calling them with tutor corm
of the fame &tenant' into aftual fervke. they molt prove of.
great milky to the fahty of the State and do credit to their coun-
try u trellis to thunfelva. This opinion the General will have
the amour of tranfmltting to Lord Cathurt, Commander in
add of his Makity's Force. in Scotland.
(Signed) !tor PRIAM Coitmt, Major CeseraL
After the review, the Officers entertained the Ge.
twat, his tulle, and upwards of 4o Gentlemen, at
dinner ; and in the evening they gave a ball to the
town and neighbourhood.
On Thewfday, thole Members of the Corps who
had not been drilled their fall number of days, were,
on account of the elation, marched to Cafile Don.
glas, to finifh their time there. It is highly ereditible
to this Corp., that notwithflanding the lesion of (hal
year, all the Members who were not abfent from the.
county attended in quarters, excepting eight tick, and.
twelve ti.ot effeetives.
A few years fince it was thought a mighty matter
of attractive adventure, to coaflrti a Lnitery
Scheme, even of Sixty Thoufand Tickets, with one
or two Capital Prises of Ten or Twenty Thnitfand
Pounds. Yet now, in a Scheme of 25,000 Tickets
only, we behold, not alone more Prizes of so and.
io,oool but two of Inch an unprecedented magni-
tude as 30,0001. each. Can the Adventurous World.
be fenfible of this amasitig difference, and yet be ,
tentifs in embracing an opportimity.sliat thin crow's
in a few weeks, numerous individuals with fetch
Pi incely Fortunes!
CORONER'S INQUEST.
An loquifidon Wit taken In Poplar on Friday hit before J.lis
Wright Unit*, hi,. the Coroner for that diviner, of the county j
of Mktlkka. on view of the body of Dennis M flee, which was
attended with circumitaacca proper to be fubm need to the Public.
Mannaduke Victim (wont am Militant to Mr Maxwell; H e
night before left t was tailed In to view the dcccafed. He was dead
when I arrived. I found on marks of violence about Mtn—it hon-
ed to nio,froas the apparition about him, he died from ;marker.
Junes Lyme fworto—l the at No 6, Hughes's-fields. Deptford.
The deewired wu a labouring man—be idled as • lumprr on board
the Exeter, lying ear Tueklay lat. finding himfelf
Rowell, and having bees prevfouty la an infirm Rate of health
iF esprcred awl& in the afternoon to lay dawn. Finding fdra.
felt work he abiesied the foreman, who called upon tome of us, I
who were at waft, to take the dereakd manta I attended him,
with foam others, to Bbelwall. We rat Mai out of the boat,and
tatted him to the hook of a Mr. Roberto, a publican, In Illact.
wait I, and the party with me, got him Into the haute he
efts tuned out by the people who kept It. We then took him
to He porch of the dose. He was taken in a (mond time, and
war again turned out. He was there till about Ls o'clock,—
I left him In the tare of a sun, mimed I.nlwtek, who was with him
ill tit died. Me way taken en Poplar, to obtain a lodging. He
died in the *rev, I tank hr died by ate situation of ilwo. He
wee about to yeaza of &ae. I get him afisore about foot o'ehet
she afternoon.

Ledwick was pretest, sad corroborated a!I which w .1 Rated by
Byrne
Cheek. Moore fernms-it live in Rnhinhnod lane. I was Rend-
ing it sty own door. sn WedneMay evening, brtwetn fevers and
fthtt I few a mob or peopk. I ran OW? to a neighbour, Mr.
weMss. end heard them ray, tbst man Is 4401." The deerated
smitha tong et the dest- ". was deed. 1 Mired to carry Was
to Mr. Alliftun's, at the V. bite Hart.

Mr. I.lnwin.--. This or.feeling publican does not hem dirmily
to have adted 1., violation of the criminal law ; and, In my Mice. 1
cannot path Mm; Tut a more numeral outrage on the ecounoo
rights of both ility.—• more fetnetalour darridtinn of every foetal
and homes feedbag. never came under the notice of a Jury....
For what paera& are houses of thin dekription liernied, but (of
the aecomm,adation and C4liVV.i• ace of the public? I apprehend
publicans. by their Decide are bound rdii.or wouror, to admit per.
furs in a conditi in of great danger and extremity. and who cannot
at the thaw teethe:mile provided for. One's blond reenfb at OW
Ida of a fellow erraturc, ha hi. Taft momenta, being turned not of '
loon ; and after Mktg tmodkd alamit in a populous neighbourhood.
it This futon of the year. dying at tat In the public II tact. Hal
the party been a , erten atonic confitteration. and n o a poor la.
bowing wan, the whole coon; ry would have rang with exprefflons
of Indignation. My inked II not flifieleutfy reined to make the
fiftwylora:...that to a contemptible fyftem of law width know+ •
&Tome between a rich and a poor man. Then examinations
an ha Ailamitted to the I feening Magtilrates They are upon
he ulnas *1 *imam vrbilk caleinlity ft at pftkat salaracipl"