Star.
London, England, 1803-03-01 00:00:00

dEN UAL DItTRI11111•1024 OF THII SILITIIII ARMY,

MARCH 1, 1803.
Replan. Fertilise. Tot.
Cao. Isf. Jerf. Btr.
England and Wales 10 17 1 48
North Britain - a 4 •-.. 6
Ireland - • 7 15 s 34
Jerky, Guernfey, &c. S s
Gibraltar - 6 6
Egypt, and Malta 1 7 8
Canada, Nova Scotia, &c. •-- 4 1 5
Vireft Indica, - , 2.1 --• 13
Cape ofGoodHope,Goree,&c. 5 S
EaR Indite, &ou pane to, s so 25
On paste from Abroad 6 •-• 6

Total 35 133 ♦ 173
Ezehtftve of Artillery, &c.

An old City Humour!ft being told that Dr.
the PhYfician, was dead, exclaimed," Good, gocd:
I am always glad to hear of a duElor's death ; it
jaw: fe many liver r
The Gentleman, who not long fince advertifed
for an accompliffied wife, with a moderate fortune,
was received in due form by a very accomyldhcd
Female adventurer, at the elegant hook nt a fa.
only now abfent from England, no doubt through
a connalion with thofe who had the care of it,
and paired for an heireft to a confiderable fortune.
After receiving a few rich prefents, thitable to the
oce.ifion, the Lady appointed a time for fulfilling
her promife of running aivay, as fue was under age,
which flee did before. the expeled time—not,
however, by running off wiLh the Gentleman, but
with the jewels.
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PORTSMOUTH 1' .—During the perfor-
mance of Year Both Side:, at the Pordniodth Thea-
tre, lad Tuefday, a very feriout didurbance took
place. caufed by a number of Naval Officers, af
fembled in the upper boxes. After they had re.
Fatedly interrupted the performance, it was
thought proper to fend for Contlablcs to remove
' the noifance. But their number being great, fzve-
ral of them in liquor, and all with fide arms, it
was dangerous for theContlables to ad. One of
them fnatehed a lighted candle and threw it into
a box amongtl fume ladies. A party of the mili-
tary arriving, fume of the gentlemen wet e taken
into cullody; but the perfon who threw the candle,
we are lorry to learn, is not among them. IVhen
the (Didier, appeared, fume of the riotous party
gave an alarm of fire; and, from the confufion
this occacfmed, feveral of them efcaped. What
followed wore a moR alarming appearance. Many
ladies got over the boxes, and upon the ilage ;
fume fainted, fome were hurt in climbing. over the
(pikes. Cape. MARTIN, Hilsi a number of Gentle-
men greatly exerted themfelvea to atliß the ladies.
It is with pain we add, that a Lieutenant in the
Navy, while thus employed, had the misfortune
to run one of the (pikes through his leg, and that
his wound is dangerous. The young men who
were taken into cultody are bouud over to appear
at the next feffions.

Nada, a private in the s ft Regiment of Guards,
who was admitted as evidence againfl Col. lkfpard
and his affociates, was, with fevcral othert, fent off
for Portfmouth a few days fillet, in order to be
conveyed in a villa hound to America, there to
join the Goth Regiment. They halted the &ft
night at Kingßon, when Modes, probably exaf-
perated at being ordered abroad, became extreme-
ly refratiory, and made ufe of fuch very improper
language, that he was ordered into cullody, and
taken to the gaol, where he was doubly ironed
and clofely confined, tome Craw only being allow.
ed him to fleep on. The next morning. however,
he was taken out, and proceeded on his march with
the others, but properly kcared.