Star.
London, England, 1803-02-14 00:00:00

FEBIIt7ARY S.

The Pofl-bny conveying the mail to Bray wac
flopped near Donnybrook, between the hours of
eleven and twelve o'clock on Friday night, by
three armed men, who tied his hands and feet.
and robbed him of the bags of letters dills:l:6,7J
from the General Poll-Office, for the follow;:ig
pod towns, viz :—Arklow. Bray, Einifoittliv,
Ferns, Gore, Newtown, Wicklow, and Wesfio;.l
A reward of tool. is offered for each of thc per-
lons concerned in the robbery.'•
The murder of the unfortunate Farrell and his
wife, is reported to have been perpetrated by a
very near and unnatural relative, who his been
apprehended in coafQqttence, and li-Iged i:t Ku
mainham Gaol.

Dumont'', Fss. 6.—Through the aflisitv nl
Mr. FYANS, Poll mailer of Dunker, and With
Con(Ethic of this county, three of the nine., mail
robbers, viz. games fil,Cardle, Ckty,, and
Flanapn, were lodged this day in Dundalk :.;
The two latter made much refillai c and kept
polfellion of the houfe in which they were conceal
ed for upwards of an hour; at length, Mr.Frnmi
forced open the door, and at the rifyit: of his life
wilted into the houfe and fecured them. H 4 tea:
affifled by a party of the Collon Yeomanry.

Many very refpellable Ladies and Gentlemen
have, from different mires, neglected to learn the
accomplilhment of Dancing, moil of wlhon
be defirous of acquiring it, if they could learn in
a more private and expeditious way than ufti.d.—
Such will find Mr. Au.se's private Thncinq Aca-
demiet, No. is), Sherrard.fireet. Golden-fqnare,
and No. to, Great Alie.lireet, Goodman's Fields,
exactly fuited to their withes,efpecially as the Ryle
ofDancing taught there is the molielegant poifible.
A perfon named Warner lately 101 l himfelf in
the woods on the bank of the Ohio, and continued
in that Rate for twenty two days, when he was
found by Come hunters. During that period he
lived on the buds of the fafafras tree, a pole cat,
and a wild pigeon ; the latter he eat raw. Hay-
ing loft one of his (hoes, he was (lung in the foot
by a fnake, and was obliged for feveral days to go
on his hands and knees.

A man named Brown lately died at Hortley, in
Glouceilerlhire, aged 57: having, about to years
fince, faved.(as coachman in the fen ice of the late
Mr. Webb) as much money as purchated 20. 3
per Cent Stock, he then entered into an engage•
ment with ftxty perfons, echo claimed kindred to
him, to leave this fum amongft them at his death.
in confideration of their paying one penny per
' week each while he lived ; from the itucreil of his
flock, and thefe contributions, he was enabled to
make further fallings, which he has likewile left to
the parties.
An Inquifition was taken at &try on Monday,
on the body of a pauper, named Feakes, who, with
live others, had arrived there the preceding even.
ing from Chelmsford, on a pats to their relpeaive
parilhes, when they were committed to Bridewell.
hakes was at the time very ill, and in the morn.
Mg he was four,) dead : the Jury found .t verdin
of—" Died by the vifitation of Goo ;—but his
death flattened by an imprc per removal."
A woman, named Gwilliam, died Lift week at
Leigh, in ‘Vorcellerfhire. aged I to, ar I who, at
the Jay of her death, taw and heard as well as at
any period of her life.
A newly-born infant was laft week found in '
‘Veymoutli harbour, with evident marks of has ing
been flrangled. The wretched mother has been
committed to the wor?soufe until the is tuflicient-
ly recovered to be removed to Dnrcheller g.tol.
We learn, by a letter received from Bombay,
that his Highnefs, MIRLA SOLYMANN 54150, the
fecond fm of the Kona of Mani, has received per.
initiion to remain *at Locknow, as Miniitzr horn
the Court of Delhi ; and has alto received hum
his Ilighnets the Nabob Vizier many particular
marks of dillinetion. •
Accosts's-, av FlRl.—Mifs Waxassi, of FA-
:mouth, tome mornings fiat% reaching for tmie.
thing on the chimney-piece. her clothes caught
fir:. when, having inetfeflually endear •oired to
cstinguith the flames, the ran into the Street with
intent to leap into the fez, which is dote to her
houte—a boatman teeing her danger, ran and
wrapped a large tea coat round her. and prcferved
her life.—Lan week the infant lOn of Mr. Are
Nitro'', near Cromer, in Norfolk, while flanging
by the fire, pulled a kettle of boiling water over
his fax and neck; by which he was to dreadful]
!Ciliated, that he expired on the following .tay.—
A child was burnt to death at Froona lad week,
in contequence of playing with a li.ghted flick.—
A fine girl, two years of age, at \. oicomb. nea,
Bath, lime days fince playing with the fire in Or,
ablence of her mother, was burnt to death. Tin
brother of die little fulTcrer, t year older. narrow
ly efeaped the time fate.—An ingpreil was taker,
gin Monday at Norton Subcouit.:. S•otolk, th•
kody of A Carr.an idiot, aged w:it) was bu:nc,i I
lilting in a chair !,..• the his:.