Star.
London, England, 1804-10-01 00:00:00

'AIARG.ffE, SEPT. 29.

Venerday, in ennfepsence of an order frost Co.
vernment, a' meeting of the Owners of the Myr
now lying in the harbour was convened, for the pur-
pole of arming them for the defence of lbe. coal
when the folkwing eighteen well built 'eels were
taken up for the purpofe, viz.
I.onl NeVou Fortune

Fnatavour

..• .......--
(Zoe,' Ocean Fox
Providence Old Hero •K, w Hero
King George Kew Good Intent 1 linty • i
Concord Mary Ilithert and Ality
todolley Old Good Intent l'oion 4
The Sea Fencibles to man there armed veffels were
then appointed, and the particular men fur each
were feleEted and approved tif. The number
amounts to 162, nit., being allowed for each vef:
fd, which, including the Captain, increales the COM
pliment to test.
Mr. PITT infpefted the ad battalion of the Cinque
Port Volunteers yeflerday afternoon, on a fpacious
plain at a place called Cliffs End, about two miles
from Peg well Bay on the road to Sandwich. The
Volunteers were on the ground at a quartet before
'three o'clock, under the command of Colonel Goes.
The line was then formed ; the Sandwich occopied
the right ; the Margate and Ramfgate the left ; and
the Deal the centre.

Mr. Pirr, accompanied by General Horst, came
on the ground precifely at three o'clock, within five
minute'. of the appnintedlitne. The evolutions did
not conclude until fix o'clock, when Mr. PITT com-
plimented the officers on the expertnefs of their re.
(relive corps, and intimated that he would again
attend the field on Tuefday awl Fri Jay next. Lieu-
tenant-Colonel DILLON gave the word of command
in his uftial clear and dillinft manner. Notwith-
fianiling the Equally and wet weather, the ground
exhibited a difplay of many elegant vehicles. Mr.
PITT, on his arrival, rode up to the carriages and,
bowed to the ladies : he took his Ration in the cen-
ter of the line, near the equipages, with General
Horl tin his right, and Colonel DILLON en his left.
Mr. Ptrr was drelfcd in regimentals; he was mount-
ed an very fine black charger, which :hewed a
great deal of blood, and it seas remarked that our
Premier looked extremely well, and uLtde a fine
military appearance.

On Tuefday ha his Royal Highnefs the Duke of
GLUVCI'STLR, and his fon Prince WILLIAM, review-
ed the Pram' Volunteers and Chorley Cavalry ;
after the review, they proceeded to Lancatler, where
they arrived about (even o'clock, and went to the
King's Arms Inn ; a great crowd furrounded the
dime to fee the Royal vifitants ; a party of voltut-
teersgoartled the lioufe, and the band played " God
lave ilie King:" Early on Wednefday, the Mayor
and Corporation of Lancafler waited upon his Royal
Highnels, and prefenred hint with the freedom of
the town. Soon after breakfaft, his Royal High-
nefs and his fon went to Dalton-fquare, and reviewed'
the Larcafler Volunteers. 'lle review doled about
twelve o'clock, when his Royal Highnefs and Pi ince
WILLIAM, after viewing the Cale and Triwn, re-
turned to Preann, to dine with Sir H. Hoticarow.
Their Royal Highnefles flept at the Bull Inn, at
coon.

Saturday a foot race took place, one mile on the
Uxbridge Road, for a wager of twenty guineas, be-
tween Lieut. Wear, of the Navy, and-Cornet Wit.
LIAI4IOII, of the 7th Dragoons. The match drew
together a conftderable number of Ipatators, and
was won by Mr. Wicctastsus, who performed the
mile in four minutes and a flair, leaving his antago-
&ft two hundred yards al, ft.
This morning, about nine o'clock, a very decent
looking Man dropped down dead as he was crating'
front Greek-greet to Crinipton.fireet, Suho. He was'
taken to St. Ann's watch bottle, where he was bled
twice, but to no purpofe, as he was irrecoverably
gone. It face appears that his name was Men: ;
that he has left a wife and fmall family ; and that he
worked with MIDI. Kemp and Perry, coach-makers,
in Long Acts, wt ere he was very mgcls refpaled
as a filler, indußrious, honed man.

.
Saturday a young woman of interefling ppear-1
ance, named Hamm., WAS taken to Marlborough.
ftreet Police Office, as a fortune teller : the prifuner
Tended in a court in Poland-heel, and appears to
have had raft praftice atrumga the credulous (errant
maids of the neighbourhood. She cnnfellcd the of-
fence, obferving that, haring hem (educed and aban-
doned by a young Nobleman, flw had refor led to this
as her only meal.: of procuring bread. She was con-
stifled to Eridewell fur two months.
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Lottery Offices at the Royal Exchange and
Cornhill, were ftripped of their Shares at Satnrday
mot fling, in confequence II the rapid and unprece•
dented demand which the prefent favourite and grand
State Lottery Scheme has ft-claimed. In this 1... t
y Tickets and Slimes ate cheaper, and intrinfically, ,
welds more than in many former Lotteries.
STATE OP THE WHEEL.
Three Prize. of Twenty Tlinuf.ind Pounds.
Two Priz..-1 of Ten Thoofoul
1 beet Prises of I ire Thoufand Pounds.
Ebert Prize% of One Tknufand Pour.dit.
t.' ht PfIZCI of fire Hundred Pounds. &c Ike. Ike.
Third Day's I)rawing, Wednefday neat. Tickets
aed Shares, awed undrawn, on Sale at all the
Licenfed Offices.

TWLIITY CAP:TAL NMl—And only Eight days
to Draw :—A enema:lnce never before known..-
HOILIISIT and Co. rerpeatully acquaint the public,
that the Demand Sbare)., at their Ori,ce, has been
fo allimithingly great, (Ince the ‘Vheel went round.
that thr Crourtiidi,hrts for the Pottery hare been fo
obliging as to order the Clerks, who Ramp the Cures,
to attend two hours estra in the day, for the general
arcnninioJation of fupplying the public. 'rickets and
Shares, warranted un,lrawn ate now on file, at
lientMev and C, .'s, 76, Corr hill.
The Ticket, N. 20,714, drawn on Saturday n

Plitc (.4 tu:4l. seas r. 1,1 41,1 telimeteJ at hiss's
office., \•.4, and Nn Charill,kernfs,
what undrawn Tickets ani Shares uuy he had until
Wednesday stinedirF nest, Nine o'clock, when tl.e
Third Drawing will begin. The wheel is
iramenfcly rich. as aipears by the following nate
Three Prises rf fs.a,ay •Ihoofou.,l Pouo.la,
Twn,.( Tett l hrn L.nd l'oo• 4..
11.trr t.' hvr Th•olfand
.1 bet of Onc 1 loneat

on the snit ult. at &abut:La C'esk, the IJuths.', at N4Pcbcl
eft, da diogbter.