Star.
London, England, 1815-10-25 00:00:00

YARMOU PH, oc roBER 24.

The Fortune, BICKERS, with a general cargo item
Glasgow for London, is sunk near the entrance of
the harbour.

HALIFAX, '(NOVA FCOIIA.) SgPT. S.

Arrived his Mojesty's Brig Rin.t.a, Captain JU-
LIAN, in V 8 days Irian Fair:loath, with the. English
Mails of the month of August. The Rou.a, after
remaining a short time, proreedei to New York.
His Majesty's ship Anurinsuos :Store Ship) arrivrd
at Ilalitax from Quebec. on the Boi ult. and s lortly
afterwards proceeded to Mouse Island, lii the Bay
of Fundy. •
Stir. 9.—Arrived his Majesty's Ships Acn
50 guns, Captain S. BULLE4, and the NAIR.TMJA,
Captain Cuomo:, from a cruize. The ACBAR to a
must dirtttt,kd state, having lost her stain-rnast, fors
and mizen top-mast, and fore yard, in a violent rile
of wind, on the St)th and 31st of August, off the
Deieware. By the masts falling, two fine yourg nog%
(inidsli:pmen) were so severely hruisvd, tit they
died shortly afterwards. Ti:i•ir name; iwcrq II As-
WILL and MARLEY. Seto.rai WARM) PII(.1
were severely wounded at the same tune. The shrii's
quarter boars were was!wil away, 11..vi•ig wit;i C:st
quarter-deck guns bee!-, fairly to;h:(1 order the '.vater.
This season nas been a UDC L. 610
shipping on the Cov.t i f Aniet Ica.
A large slip, supposed tiom S. Domingo, has
been brought in, louoid at ta, Wit °lit iir.y one ntl
board, or say papas, and Is coi:j, cmcd to !..c. :!is
aliip Funny, to Livapool. . The
which beiooged to the WARM lei ConlioT, /11%.! [ it.
piling for sea a. f 'St as 1:1:•sille, mail of th h :vs
had great part of their car,.oes tot..:11)

Among the passengers wilo were saved from the
%%lode of the Atni,ton trartbport, on the 3,hh MA),
AnJ who hay re.tchtd C.:re Town, :.re Lord An.,
Lady Ni, ; Lteutenant Brit CE, Moral
Navy ; the tilu,:iter of the lion. anJ Rev. Mr.
wisugtos.' Chap..a;tl ar Co!po.')); CAinain Stop.
lit ; Captain lA.K,Erss Anti Ensign
CALLICNI)Fit, ul tiff' 19. n Font. Several I.Adtes from
C4lon me among the pAsselgeti tt,.o peris!,eti,
.thiounting in the wnofe twt 3t;tf per.or,s.
A person a as opi)retiended at DeAl on Friday List,
i.y Pra; t, the 1: iw•trect Otfictr, on a charge of
bcoltt coacetried in the mut Litt (it tHur of the :rew of
the F )x revenue cyier, t lf the coast of Kent, on the
Bth of A'tgust lasi. The reward r-t. the dvscovety
and conviction of Any of the accompters, except the
principal, is luitu. anti a iree pining.

Yesterday at three o'clock, their North! Hies.
nestoes, the Archdukes JuklN Alld I.l,:wts. attended br
their suites, arliviA in tie lteratiit's snriage. Irma
Stratford-place, at Carlton-house. They were Ad-
mitted to a closet audience, and acre most gracious-
ly teceived„

THY ROC:II2STRIt Plll/251111401. —Tu 713 S ay
!coils) given in. Uti brio,.J.ty night, at a quarter Worts
twelve o'clock, be hod completed no less than 52
miles and a ouariir, having performed his tabs
wit!) uncommon spirits. In tke course if the
morning a genii' Taal' of the name of Hught:s pre.
sented him with a pair of shoes, which tined tiny
extremely will, and gave 11;in ticsh vigour, and on
the evening, although the rain tell in tin rems.
walked as well as on the first day. He was thetelore
ahle to perfotm two miles and a quarter more, this
making up for some part of the deficiuncy of Sunday.
Yedettlity morning, he started at 312211 (M.:. IS, and
by tire o'clock in the evening he had gone '23 r ides.
We regret to learn, that hom the crowd on bi,itcla;,
some of whom wantonly threw impdiments iit
way, he received a sevete contusion on one of his
legs, which greatly contributed to I.is failure. The
following is each day's pet formance
Monday, Octobtr 16 si
Tue.day, 17 ••-••••••• 16
Wyda•ectlay, .--- IS 51
hurray,l l9
Friday, ..-- 90mamma* ree
Saturday, -- 21 441
buta.i.ay, ---- 22 •••••-• 32
Mot diy, 23 50
Tuesday, 24 25

Total in nine 'lays

4O

CORN EXCHANGE, MAER-LANE, OCT. 2.s—We had
but little tresh Wheat up this morning. which obtained
Motiday's prices; but the demand was not so byisk
as ou th..t day, The supply of Odts being shott,
fine fresh samples sold readily. at an.. dunce of Is.
per quarter. In Peas, *ens, and talus articles there
is no variation. ,

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' KrNTUCKr MUMM r.

ITEM A LATE NEW. YOttE PAPER.]
There is now in this city a reni.irkable human
Tr.iiMniy; it is thus described in letter lions ti.e
• 84m. 1. hlilehell, to the Secretary of the American'
Antigivatiati Society :
it is a human body rotind in one of the lime-stone caverns
of Kentucky. 1! isa perfect syiccation; all the ILible are dried
up. The skin, boor, and other firm parts, are nt a emir to en-
tire tires, nation In expliklitry a cakatous c'iamtier in, the heigh..
ht. rhoud of Glasgow, K. nteeky, it was laird enwraped in ykini
and cloths •I be outer touchily of the body is a dear skin ; the
neat covering is a deer skin, whose bait bad been cut away by a
sharp inu.rumeni ; the nest wrapper is of cloth, made ot tw.tie,
doubled and twisted, but the thread does not appear to have been
I 'tined by a wur.l, nor the web by the Worn. Ihe warp and
thug s.em to have hero tressed and kneed by an opirsiton
like that of the fabrics of the Norrlt.west Coast and of it,. Sand
with 14:0 Win. Lhr inn. mow .egtimeor Is a mantle of cloth Ike
the piece nat. hut turr.hhrd with larye brown h ath, re. art anged
and fastetitil with great att. so as to he capable Of pat diog the
Jiving wearer from wt t aril cold. Thr plumage is distinct and
ent r.. Ihr bony ts in a squatting posture. with the right arm
rechniog Iran ward and its bawd cm:tr.:Una the right leg kit
arm hangs down with it hand inclined partly on.'er tbe seat.—
The individual, who wus a male, did not pr..bably r acted the
aye of 14 at his era.h. 'nitre is a deep and t r.•r.uve. fracture of
the skuli tyar the iue t•ui, which probably Lille] him. i h.: skin
baY st.yraicrit httk injury ;it is ni a du.ky colour, but the r,a:ural
hue (tumor be . ec:dy wlth es.c.:the.s from ity pre-erit =pear-
ance the w small tliert..!loll4, is covered with "noel or
f.sx hair. :rttil are N hltr and he haua, tort,
in
sLtivtlicia sine, are shower and dela:ate •

se'nneot was hid, by the Marquis cf
Li /MAN, Oil PelleiNieNg4 ii,ll, situated nearly in the
enter the cianoy Itititetirgh, the.hrst stone of a
•t montimait ta commemorate the victory at
g
W . .
The, cligant Gethic Tower. presianly building at
Ktisertina;„ has ahead) ir.t Lined ;stret
a will be lioisitrd by tor red of the year: , Its ;oil
height is to be 101 tee'. Besides Ix mg a fine oej ct
to eh the surrounomg country, it wad alfead tla their 6
of perpettiaing tioi favourite amusement of Archery,
bt practised for hundreds of yeas upon
the ••r.i.er venerable Pile.
Monday r..'nnight one of the labourers, a yOung
mon,eniptoyed in cutting 'hr new rieia through the
wood at Daikettb, WAS kilkd by toe earth above Lan
giving way.
The signal-stations arc re.erecting on the coast of
Etna, .and four 01116 Mating up; the
Eastern coast of England, and Westwaid to the
Laud's End, , will also have them, all on the srma•
phoric s) em, and espiessly intended to put a stop
to the victehsiiri intrnductioii of all seem of pr..itobsteo
artiel..S. which • daily arrive ; they wilt atso afford
emeloymeer to twang discharged Officers et the Navy.
I:WEILF/.611NQ OF TUE TWEE:D.-On the .6th ult.
the Tweed wit- to a height tutequated in the memos y
of inn Thi cr.,ps on the haiighs inseently divt')
pilred; and theusan.ls of sheaves were sten &thin
down the merciless stream, many houses wete mew
Wed, and the woods appeared like so m lily fairy
ishods sanding out of the .water. Abceie doer
o'ck4k, the southern land stool of the new bridge,
over the Tweed, near the village of Di umelier, gave
way, and the entire fabric, being mostly triiiposed"of
wood. soiled nt:tic:ly down she rives-for ao ut
ittarter of a mile, and then separated. The banks
and rising grounds on both sides were covered with
spectators, who, on beholding the catastrophe, gave a
simultaneous and involuetary shri.t. By this calm.
=shy a stretch of twenty miles as deprive t of ad the.
roughfair, but by 1 rding the river, which often in the
winter is imptacticable.
INEUROILDINATIIII AT Eros.-Monday se'rusight,
five young gewlemen of Eton-school, in frolicsome
mend, utformed .the ceremony which they call
making a • boy free of the school,' by tying hini to
. the post of a bed, and gagging his mouth in such a
*twine:. •ae almost to occasion strangulation. This
ceremony was thought by the proptittor of the board.
ing irnaue to be too outrageous to be passed over un-
noticed, and 'complaint was accordingly made, to the
Master of the. school. • The boys, well knowing the
conseqio:nceol such a complaint, swore each other, by
the &hie, that they would not submit to be flogged;
in des tesAution they all persisted with the most de-
termined hardihood. The Nias•er, feeling the honour
of Lo,ll too deep involved to telax in its necessary
tlisi.ipii.te, ordered the young gentlemen to quit
the school, on pain of being disgraced by public
expulsion.
Bowsraerr.--On Monday an information came
on to be head against Mr. Fisher, of the Strand, a
haberdasher, charging him with not having written
over his door, or in a conspicuous part of the front of
his shop, ,4 Dealer in Foreign Lace," as directed by
the Act of Parliament, by which he has forfeited
a penalty of £5O, he being duly licensed to sell
foreign lace, to prove which a gentl,onatt from the
litamp Office attended, The defetio ant's solicitor
STialcur An application for longer time, it was post-
poned for a week.
A in .14 in the dress of a sailor, was held to bail
far uttering t he most violent and seditious expressions
against the Gorerement, in Pall-mall. •
MUNDEK.-Yebterday, two noted smugglers under;
went a lout; private examination, before Mr. BIItNIE,
oharged with the wilful niurdet of a Custom-!louse
officer, off the Port of Deal, in the year Mei. They
were committed for further examination.
A Letter Carrier and Stamper, employed in the
General Postotffice, was brought to the Office,
charged with telonicusly stealing a letter entrusted to
has care in his official capacity, which he secreted,
king evident, from its appearance, that it Con-
tained an inclosure, and it proved to contain a CO
lakidport Bank note.
blattstos-HOuseet- John Wallis, a porter, was fully
committed, charged with robbing his employers,
(Messrs. Pope and Biala), Cneapside) of a quantity
of sills, lace, shawls, and various other articles.
WoaSUIP-aTttear.-Yesterday Robert Wright wad
@Largest, on the oath of ids. Susanna Bright, with
robbing her in Shoreditch, about nine ('cloak on Sun.
Asir night, of a silk veil, value 30s. Comniitted.
Muttoita.-A most wallow act of fratricide was on
Saturday es"onight committed in die town of Cardi-
gan. 'T. UM* butcher, having bad a quarrel with
the wife of his brother, J. Morns, John reel:wash ate
With him oo the subject ; upon which he, with a large
k life, wounded him in the face. John, as the Duly
Mane of selfaiefence, immediately knocked him
down ; but the monster, upon getting as his -legs,
plunged his knife into the -body of his brother, and
felt him dead og tite.spot.