Star.
London, England, 1806-11-27 00:00:00

NaGII7I3N, NOP: 14.
the Sterne yelloday was completely deprived of
its ufual number of Sunday pedeltsians, trough the
unfavoorablenefs of the weather. A day most damp,
end inclement we never remember. 4lfrung Snuth
Welt wind, accompanied with heavy and penetrating
(bowers, prevailed from fin. ife to fugal, ne
ceffity, compelled the Eltattiu to be *chided in their
refpceive manfinsv.
Towards fix o'clock it evening, in themidft of
the rain, the Passim accompanied by Milne &ODIC
FIELD, reached the Pavilion.
J ATTR SE, Efq. of Pordlades we are forty 042 M
in attempting a leap, while in the enjoyment of the
chace on Saturday, in this neixhbonthood, had the
misfortune ro break Isis leg. Happily he is now con •
fidered in a fair way of recovery. Generals Leanne
and Pouree were to have dined with Mr. Avraps,
at Portflade,to.mortow ; bin in ennfkquence of this
accident, t►e entertainment is pottponed.

Yellerday morning the following conviCts were ex-
eeuted at Newgate, viz. Charlet Louis LasiguirJ*6
11'61tubed, and Ake. .4faeltatie for forgery; 7.
leery, for returning from tryst.; °elation before s
time had expired ; and jaw, Przt•gban, for reprefent•
ing hanfelf as neat of kin to Cotporal Leafon, de-
ceafed, for the purpoft of fraudulently obtaining
pt izy-money.
Neu/am—A few days ago an inqueß was held at
&dole'', in Stafforellhire. on the hotly of a giti,about
twelve years of age, who. with a boy of the age of
nine years, were at work in a nail fhop ; and, in con-
fequence of a quarrel, the boy Rabbed the girl, in
his pillion; with a red hot iron he had in his hand, iu
her break, of which the expirei the next day. Ver-
diel—lioadrirk.
On Tuefday evening a_Coronees Inqueß was held
at the figo of the Dolphin, in Honey lane Market, no
the body of *lad who was fervant in the above bottle,
and who was found dead on Monday morning, in
thregarret, with a young man a waiter. It appeared
that they made a charcoal fire io the room, on Sun.
day night lag, and on Monday morning the lad was
found dead on the floor—the waiter was found fpeech-
lefs in bed, but is likely to recover.—The Jury re-
tuned a verfilt--Oied by Suffocation.
On Tuefday fennight, an inquilition was taken at
Selfwellta Bartoo, and adjourned to the follawing day,
before one of the Coroners of Oafoccithire; on my/ of
the body of Mr. Geo. Fortnum, a termer of that pa.
rah, who about one o'clock on the Sunday sunning
preceding, was found, without his bat, lying on a
bank near the turnpike road, leading from Dedding•
tan to Oxford, with his feet hinging in a ditch,
where he had bled profufely, and when his fon and
(avant found him,he incoherently weird that he bad
been knocked from off his honk ; but it being clearly
proved he was not robbed, and through a very early
and affiduous invelligation having taken place, toge-
ther with Mr. Grofvenoes depofition, the Jurors re-
turned a verdiet—That the caufe of- his death was
from a conzuflon which he received on his head by a
fall from his horfe.

ELiCTIONISRIIIe SwitguLia.—A middle-aged man
of genteel appearance and correfpneding addrefs, has
been indefatigable in levying contributions on the pub-
lic, fince the eleZtions in the metropolis commenced,
bat particularly fu during the conteft for Wettminfler.
He appeared in public as an agent for the different
Candidates alternately, but took efpeeial care not to
be Peen as a *um coal, for hr maned certain diaries
for each of them, and was consequently ganerally
fuccefsful in his plans. By impnGtions of this defel ip.
lion, he was enabled to obtain money, as it is (up-
pofed, to a confiderable amount, by way of loan.
from different landlords, whole houfes he bad the
smerrykr to open in the interea of the Candidates he
profeffed to let ve, and, in &me inflames, he prevails)l
on them to give on*, two, and three guineas for a
vote, which was dangerous for him to do as an agent,
for it would be bribery. His plan fucceeded in many
iallances ; for the fuppofed votes fo rewarded were
his accomplices. The fame man praBifed the fame
impofitions in the Borough, during (Ike latter part of
the contelt, and obtained many loans in confequence
of having ezhaulted the contents of Iris purfe in treat-
ing the Eleflots. The bills delivered in to the Com-
mittees, for the impofition praßifed by this impallor,
are very numerous. He has as yet efc+ped deteltion.

PRIeSuF HOPI 111 THY DOROUOH MARKET.
NM asp 41 101 to 51 151 I Foetus #1 oo to 61 too