Star.
London, England, 1804-09-06 00:00:00

,RoraL FAmar.

Ilifansoure, Sarr. 6.—Yefierday cresting hie
MAJISTY, attended by Lords Misname!, PAO LIT,
and Therms ; Generals Guy's, CaliTwararr.
Ftrcaor. sod MANNINGNAIIi infpeited the pisnet
guard on the Parade. and foon after his Maim./
walked on the Sands, and infpeofteithe Staffordiltire
Militia.
This morning, at fever' o'clock, his MAIM'', at-
tended by Generals Garen. Caserwasonr, Mae-
'sienna's, sod Frrzaor, rode through the principal
parts of the town.
About ten o'clock their Majasyssh the Pain-
clusis, Duke of Gainsays:se, and all the General
Officers, Lordi Hawassaut?, U1111111nur; Pints+,
aad flinvon, Ladies WYNTIIRD, •1.11•111111,
rsa.and SPINCEI, and Mrs. Deem,. left the Lodge
for the royal barge. which was waiting to convey
them to' the Mend of Portland. The barge hid a
rpyal Rand rd at her item, and ste awning of beauti-
ful (Ilk, large enough to cover the whole company.
The Royal Family were furroundcd by boats fee
many hundred yards, and the (hips in the harbour
fired a royal (elute as they pafled. Veit numbers of
people, who could not get boats, were on the hills
and coati, facing Portlancl,hurzaing, tinging " Con
Saw ibe Xis," and (hewing every p. ffible clemonkrit
tion of joy. Great preparations have been making
for feveral days pail. at Portland Cafile. for the ee•
tertainment of the Royal Family. There was a large
plaitornt raifed for the Royal Family to land one
where they arrived in about half an hoar. •

Toefday fennight Lancafter received a vifit from
the Right Honourable Earl St. Vinous., and Ad-
miral Sir T 11012211 Teousamot, Bert. on which oc-
cafioe the bells were rung, and every attention paid
to thole diftinguilbed charatiers. After having
walked through the town, viewed the Cagle, Quay,
Mr. Brockbank';lhip-yard, &c. they returned to the
King's Arms, and the nest moaning let off on their
way to the North.
Margate and Ramfgate are crowded with com-
pany who are unwire afraid of invafion. Indeed,
they know from experience, that whoever lands there
will be made to pay dearly far it.
An Officer of a Volunteer Corps in a neighbouring
county, lays the :Norwich Mercury, at the commence-
ment of his fervice, engaged to forfeit half a guinea
for his firft abfence, and a progreffive accomulation
of double the preceding fine for every focceediog one.
He has now, from lateen °millions, incurred penal-
ties to the amount of 32,7671. which can by the late
Aft be levied on information before any Juftice of
Peace.
It is earneflly recommended to 211 loch as have fur.
ficient curiofity in Great Britain and Ireland to make
certain marks on the higheft tide, whiah will cuing
near the full of the moon on the 19tb day of the pre-
fent month, that they may be referred to hereafter. It
is well known, that the tides are apt to be higheft
when a favourable wind happens near the thane
or full of the moon, and the time of the vernal
or autumnal equinoxes. But, according to Mr.
Churchman, the mean height of the tales contineet
to encreafe in both fides of the Channel, if fo they
will be ftill higher in future than on the toth inflate.
On the coaft of Great Britain the mean height of the
Ocean keens to increare very near an inch eve. y year.
The Hiftory of Riop'► Lynn, by Colonel Jons Aew.
avenue, Chief Engineer of England, proses, that in
Angnft 5733, low water mark, near Stowbridge. on
the rivet Oute, was 11 feet 31 inches highes higher
than it was 553 rtlltt before.

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Bamsealra, &Pt y.--A deny of wind hat tatetl
lam this Morning, in confequence of which the
►lockading fquadrou have failed for the coo& of
tabee t of courts it is too early yet to have any
sews of their proceedings. Thelber (hips mentioned
yeßtrday have brought np in the Dungenefs Road.
Dolma, Sue. g.—Nothing new has occurred fince
thy Lail The wind has this morning veered round
to the eaftward, and all the rebels in the roads are
bow is motion to Mime their Rations. The Cavan
'IOW lent in a neutral 'del lab evening, which was
disabled, I believe, for a breach of blockade. I
ban jolt been informed that a good deal of firing
*as heard this morning in the direaioa of Boulogne.
the fineries of the weather, I imagine, has induced
tbirenetny to come again out of harbour.

Dias., Sets. s.—Sailed the Quartos frigate,
end the Oaerrss flop of war, on a cruise off
(Mend 1, and the Cocaaratcs (loop of war, with the
outward-bound veffels under convoy for Portfmouth.
--Arrived the Artesia gun-brig, from a cruise off
ilonlogne, and remains in the Downs with the rea of
the alipe as per lat.—Wind eafterly.
Pahsawcs, Sari. 3.—Saturday evening the Doz.,
salt Gutters CaPt. Joust arrived front a cruise and
remains i yeaerday the Hunan hired armed Chip,
M Gtsernliey, TILLS? miller, from Falisouth, in
war to pick Up a few &amen, and thitniorning the
Gail!? !loop of war, Capt. Bass, from Falmouth,
and remains the Happy Couple, of St. Ives, Clarke,
from Liverpool, with felt for this port.—The Dot.-
sure cutter has Jul( failed on a crnize.

PLTINOUTit, fiery.. +—Cams in the French brig
privateer, of IsSgtuts, and 72 men, called the Venus,
of Nants : the was captured the 23d alt. in lat. 4.52.
long. 13.0. by the Union, Eliza and Ann, and Sir
William Pulteney, extra !hips in the EaR India Com-
pany's (trace, tit their homeward bound passe,
from the EaR Indies : the privateer attempted to
board the Union, but was repulfed, and in the *Rion
bad three men killed and five wounded : the is a very
liandfothe brig, and might have done much mirchief
to the tradeof this country,had /he not been thus flop.
ped in her career, it is not known whether there three
!hips are gone up Channel or not. Came in the Elroy-
stion, of 44 guns, from a cruise, and brought in a
!me fmuggling lugger, called the Dove, of Guernfey,
laden with 6so calks fpirits, from Guernfey, which
the captured to the weßward : the Evanston lett the
Channel Beet all weU yelterday off Uthant the has
been cruising off Ferrol, into which port a French
corvette lately &aped, from the Coaß of Africa,
having on board ti,ooo ounces of gold dull : came
in alto the H , of 18 guns, with a Meet from
the eaftward, bound to the Weft Indies.

POITIMOUTIII. SEPT. S.—Sailed the Psuvo Hoop
of war on a cruise off Havre. The Lion, armed
cutter, is appointed convoy for the Downs.

FROM LLOYD 3 LIST.

Glanotor no, Satz. S.—Pared by the Ma Ane, Gilmore, from
Colowlea NoWilliam Potency, and the union,
*es Stegall lodi3sts, WWI" from Norway; Two Good Bro-
thers. Dogger, from Poypeaborgh; Predatek Wilhelm. Swab,
from Rotterdam; Twe Vrienden. Rook; jaw Karla,
3ande Pliembetia, Nooks, and the Vrow lnhty Vrela, from Emb.
don. Sailed the View Ryna, Snide, and the View Hales*
--., for Emb&n.

ARRIVED.

To the Downie's@ St. Parrish, Campbell; and the !odor, Con-
! ' may, from kik& At Portferomb, Magdalena, —. from St
Croix ; and the Mary. Matey, frees Waterford. At Liverpool,
Pfig. Mica, from Maikelookres • Diana. CarephdL from Prowl-
sews; Prefect, Gardner from ;be Havanask ; Prism AB:Aida,
fens t and tf.e iainbow, Deane, from Nova Scotia. At
Cede, Hurdle, and the Either, —, from Quebec.
At Cork; Conception, ---, from St. Übe's; Pinny, —. from
Wedeln !and the Griffin, Horiburg, frees Malaga. At Newry,
Newry. Redly, from London. At Qtrebec, Adler, Thompfoo ;
buy, Dove; !snowy.—; Adams, —; Gerber.. ---; Moo-
mot. —; and Marfa, liewfon, frown ditto. At Borbodocsaumr
fenwick ; sod Selby. Peters, from ditto. At Trinidad, Mary Ann,
Nape ; and Nero, (Meg, from ditto. Ac St. Kiet's Seaford, Dixon,
bons ditto. At St. Vincent's, Winiandon, Abboott.from ditto. At
1=1:, Kingdom Packet, Ralston; Mary, Roger., and the
aM
'l, ea a. from ditto. Off Dover, the Patriot's, Soothe',
from Tenerife. At Dartmouth, Albert, Luke, from Librarian,
At C.hiclieder. Role, Roil, from Mao. At Dublin, Yams(
Chutes, Otto, from Alicant. At Londonderry. William, M'Crea,
from London. At New Bennfrrich, Brothers. lair, from Landers.
At New Providence, Übefty, Sands, from Liverpool. At Halite,
Zephyr, .----, from Hailfam Ac Barbadoes, Willman Pin, A her.
storable; Union, Brown; William, Wilfoo • Bak Merchant,
PlPArillorr; and Jamaica, Walker, front London. At Jamaica,
Lea pews, from London ; and Tiviott, Gray, from Neweaßle.
At Dime,,,, London Packet, White; and Mary, Deo ham. from
London. At St. Viocent's, Dart, from Newfoundland. At Mo-
rk", Lady charlotte, , from Gerinfey ; Frismilhip. Shnp-
kin; arid Dm/anger:kJ Hall, •
Chime!, from Lnoden. At Havam
nab, Lottery, Neale; Elizabeth, Giles; Endeavour, Maker; and
Sanitary, Swain, front Africa. At Douala,* the Cream Bow-
den, from Landow- At Liverpool, Mary Ann, omfen. from
Bartradoes. In twftlty-dght days ; Ann, Walker, from Cbarleften
Unity, Maniac, from Honduras; Mary, Kn lg lot, front Mallic hu -
kits; kneed, Cuttamfreas Newfoundland; Expeditions, jaelisfon,
from Nova Scotia; Maria, Tobin ; and Kitty, ........, from Ha.
wawa's. At Nam, Elisabeth, Coulfoo. from Leghorn. At Bd.
fad. Induitry, Hart, from Tenerife ; and Packet, Seaquiri, from
Lifbon. At Copenhagen, Hefter Maria. -- , from Bengal.
At Liles. Wilbelasioa, Jane, from Riga; Not Stem
__—; and
A rropute, —, treat W Lk; Adolph, from Liverpool ;
Loads Anaclia...—, from Hull; Union Mellon; and Carolina
Amelia.—,from Waterford. At Newfound: nd, Venus, Hod-
dart, from Took t Aurora, Guttman, from Riga; Prins-ifs Royal,
Coward, from Oporto; Mary. Saw, from Gitorobar • Nancy,
Drawee; and the Ha% Allem. from Louden. At Sc Lech:, Henry.
Woodboafes, dons Liverpool. At liarbarim. Edam, Wehrter,
from Liverpool ; Nimble, kl• Bride ; and the For I of Liverpool.
Wilton, from Africa. At Jan;alea. Willoughby. Lovett; La
Ctiorie,Parde ; Beisjaanin and Sksabeth, Gibbs; Dockers of York,
V 1 —; Barns, Hurl; Anteroom Wake; Royal Lidward. Muir.
. tread; and the Indefatigable. Weir, from London: Sarah. Salsa ;
Aurora, Williams ; Retrieve. : and the Aratuna. —, kern
Africa; flora. Head; Indult ey. Beaune; Afted Kincole, ,
tom cork; Dchaike, —. from Being; LaJy Forbes, Granby;
Cumberiaod, —; sod the Lady notion, , from Leith.
The Mercurius, Ralicii.s, from Dantsic for Lon-
don, is IoA on Bornholm.

,
'Emmett. AnC. 18.--The Doan of taut ash
HIND are failed with the convoy for London and
Yarmouth ; the yeti of the homeward.bound remain
with the Hasa, Citaat.as, and Sala.: armed fhipso
but Will fail as opportunities offer. The upward-
bound are all failed.

Liveitroos, Seer. 3.—There are fignals hoifted
at Bidflon for four (hips and two brigs, and private
fignals for the Maria, Town, and Kitty, M‘Dommai,
both from Havannah j alfo another private fignaL—
The Elisabeth, Gls's, from Africa, paired Bahamas,
for Havannah the Bth July. The Lottery, Karma,
from ditto paired ditto the 6th. The Sarah, &s-
-talk I, left St. Thomas's, Africa, the tft May, with
her full complement of negroes, all healthy. The
Liberty, SaIION from hence at New Providence. The
Stag, THOMPSON, from hence at Falmouth. The
Mary, OSWALD j Lord Forbes, Arnica j and RI.
chard, Puma, from hence and Cork with the Weft
India fleet, arrived at Madeira sodt July. Nine fail
had parted from the convoy. The Kilberry, fies
CLAIR, from St. Michael's, to this port, was captured
on 3d April by la Purfuivante French frigate of 46
guns, and carried into Rochfort the 18th. The brig
Lord Duncan, M.Lacitsaa, from Limerick to this
port, put into Clyde by ftrefs of weather.—Veffel and
cargo well.

A French privateer, mounting four carriage guns,
and full of men, paired by Falmouth, under an eafy
fail to the Leeward: when off Salt Mar& the captured
a fliallop belonging to one of the chips lying in Fal
mouth harbour, gad immediately made fail to the
Northward.

The Spezia frigate Venganea is arrived at Co-
tUnfla with 3.500,000 dollars on board. The Sabina
and Amphitrite Spanifh frigate( failed from Vera
Cruz for Cadiz. with 7,000,000 dollars, on the day
the Venganz6 failed.

Letters have been received by the Grips arrived
from India, which give farther particulars repelling
the capture of the Admiral Aplin, by tile Pfyche
French privateer. We undereand Captain M'Raa,
a paffenger on board the Admiral Aplin, was unfor-
tunately killed in the engagement g Captain Arms-
at s, another paffenger on board that Ihip, was a*
wounded.

The Princes Charlotte Packet, which failed from
Falmouth oo the a4th June. arrived at Barbadoes on
the It of Anna.

Three fhipsfor London, three for Liverpool, and
one few Cork, failed •from Barbadoes on the sad of
July for St. Kitt's, under convoy of the BLENNeni
man of war, which fhip is coming to England with
the fleet from the Viands.

The E orr man of war, and the MIAMI& fri.
gate, and hoop Airman, are cowing to England with.
the &et from Jamaica. The Eats& packet, k ar-
rived ; (be failed from Port Royal on the soth joly,
and brings nothing interefling. The Damon fri-
gate, Captain Wurrav ; Mroacoarra hoop, Captain
114;wesa ; and Vrozzarra brig, Captain Caorr ;
arrived from a cruize on the pth• The Micsionas
was Snick by lightning, which killed 3 Ines, and
wounded 141 her main-top malt was alfo carried
away, and the main mall confident* damaged.
The Suomi,' frigate has captured the Santa Ma.
ria, from La Gain, booed to Curacoa, and carried
her into Port Royal.
The Dimino fchooner Better, and hoop Fortuna,
from St.Thornao, are detained aad fern Into Jamaica ;
the former by the T frigate, and the latter by
the Feasicarzs.

The Jnno, Soworia, from Newtaftle to Jamaica,
is captured and carried into Guadeloupe.
The Sybil, Heap, from London and Madeira to
Demerara, has been taken, retaken, and carried into
Barbados's.

The Charlotte, Kitson, from St. Thomas's for
Jam.rica, was captured on the asd of Joni by a
Freocis privateer, after a revere engagement, and
carried into Porto Rico.

The Beaver, Cameros, from Oporto, with ago
Saves on board, has been captured by a French pri.
yam, to the windward of Barbadoes, and is retaken
by the Gai.ara• frigate, and arrived at Antigua.
The Mary Ann, THOIIIIIOII from Barbadoes, is ar
rived at Liverpool : failed from thence on the ad of
Angell By the above Ihip we have the account of
the homeward-bound Leeward Ifland fleet failing
from Barbadoes, on Ihe aad of July, to St. Kitt's;
from whence they were to proceed to St. Thomas's,
and to fail from thence, bound te England, on the
llt of Align% tinder convoy of the BLINNSIII man
of war and two frigates. The Mans, )(TUX, from
Liverpool (a running flip), had at rived at Barbadoes
prior to the Mary Ann's failing. Two days before
her arrival fhe was attacked by a French privateer of
16 9-pounders and t7o men, which the beat off, after
a gallant anion of two hours, in which a paffenger
and one of the crew were wounded. An American
veffel, which arrived after the Illam, at Barbadoes,
was boarded by the fame privateer ; by which it ap-
pears Ibe had (even men killed, and a great number
wounded. The Commanding Officer at Barbadoes,
as a mark of his approbation of the gallant condo&
of the crew, has granted them proteaions. Captain
Tnoresoa faw, lath Saturday morning, the outward.
bound Well India fleet, from Cork, off the Old Head
of Kinfale.

On Tuefday was launched from Mr. PIUSTON'S
dock-yatd. Yarmouth, his Majelly's brig Mostly's...),
of 20 guns; the is a very 6ne veifel, and the launch
was extremely good, amida the acclamations of
many hundred Ipedators: this is the fecond Tafel
launched from the fame yard within three months.
the former one being a !loop of war of so guns, called
the H .

Captain Fru, is appointed to the command of the
CYcsnps frigate.

Yefierday the Court of Direetors of the Lag India
Company voted the fum of too guineas to Lieutenant
FLINDIRS, of the Royal Navy, for the potehafe of a
piece of plate ; and refolved, that a mailer's mate,
two midfitipmen, five warrant and petty officer., and
four feamen, who were alto paffengets on bond the
Bombay Cagle, mould be allowed gratuities fimilar
to thole granted on the isth ult for their gallantry
during the late brilliant anion with Listoss.

The fad is fomcwhat Burlier. that the Captain of
the Blonde privateer, which was taken by the Lona,
was Lieutenant 4,1 that frigate 'rhea captured is the
late war.

sooa roc IPPTI

SCRAM, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. s.
The Lady's Plate of col.

Mr. lesultwoyes f. MI6 Be yrs
Mr. rearieb's &Ms Cakser, 3 lay. 4
yrs old - 3s I
Mr. Bortles br. e. 3 yrs old - - - 44 3
Mr. Lakin Potim.boj yr. old . - . s 3 a
Ld Egrosooses b. L Prpiste, 3 yrs old - dr.
Manstlake was the favourite at (tatting. and bets
were 5 to 4 on Mifs Coiner after the firfl heat. which
was won by a neck. and a tot on Mifs Bailey after
the fecond heat. This was a capital race altogether.
and the (could heats were not won by more than half
a length.

Same day, the Gold Cup of loop. value. and mss.
in fpecie, a Sobfcription of togs. each.
Mr. Ladbrokes br. c. Rambo - - - -

Sir Abdy's F.actuartrefs, by Volunteer -
Lord Grammer b. c. Baron 101 l - -
Mr. VUlebulo, wised Margery, by Jobn Ball -
Mr. Abbey, named Mr. Martantre b. f. Duckling
Mr. Forth's c. b. &titan - -
Mr. Ladbroke'i br. m Julia - -

- 3
4
- 5
6

Three to 2 on Rumbo and Baron Bull, againft the
field at Sorting. Run in lit minutes. A well con-
telted race.

The fpirit of competition which fo long agitated
the two Theatres refpeding Mrs. &Liar Grow, is, we
untie:Eland, completely revived as to the engagement
of young Roscius. Mr. Gsaraw, of Drury Lane,
bad been Anne time fiace difpatehed to Birmingham
by the Truant.' to fee the performance of this extra-
ordinary youth, and to report' his opinion. Mr. G.
,loon reported the refult of his oblervations, which was
highly favourable. The Traltees took fome time to
daberate as to the propofition of an engagement,
and when their ambarador had received his creden-
thls to treat, be found that Mr. HARMS had made
foam propels in a negociatiou -with the friends of
Rosciui, who have as yet declined to conclude with
either. The bidding is Paid to be very high ; the re-
fah theft of coerce advance the fortune of Roscins,
whore fervices it is fuppofed will be divided between
the vivo Theatres by a compromife, fimilar to that
which tentliaated the difpute refpating Mrs. Bite
Llllol'oll.

Genera/ Scerdry. a (bort time fince, reviewed the
crops, particularly of wheat, and pronounced the
eater part of them his own : General Complaint an/
Rnessfraeint, however, fortunately Rood for.
ward to &pate his claim ; and through their timely
interpotitiou, General Mewl was induced to thew him.
felt; to the difcomfiture of General Scarcity, who has
been happily driven from the field.

Nothing can exceed the luxuriant appearance of
the prefent harrefl--the eye is filled with wonder and
delight in viewing the undulating grain, (welling
on the fight, opening its Ilken cell, and maturing,
by the Dicta. goodnefs, for our tile. The profpeit
claims from man his gratitude, and holds not to his
anticipating mind a fuze prefage of future &MAIM
abundance.

The corn harvell has commenced pretty generally
in Wales, with a very Battering profpea of plentiful
crepe.

The grapemines, it is obfer•ed by gardeners, are
more produeive this feafon than they have been for
Cane years paL

There is now growing in a garden, belonging to
Mr. Jaynes, near the turnpike, Reading, a cabbage,
the diameter of which is four feet, and the circum-
ference twelve.

The wheels of the Weymooth mail coach caught
fire oaTuefday, which detained its arrival near two
hours.

At a late hour on Tuefday night, a hearing came
on before Niemot.as Homo, and Hu e ran, Efqrs.
the fitting Magiltrates, at the Public Office, Bow-
flreet. which excited confiderable attention to a very
crowded Office. Mr. O'Shaughneffy, a refpeliable
flioetnaker, in St. James's-fireet, fununoned the two
Rewards, belonging to a Benefit Society, of which be
WAS a member, for illegally crating his name as a
member of the Society. It appeared, that according
to the rules of the Society, if a member was ill, and
declared upon the box of she Society, be was entitled
to a guinea a week, during his inners; and if he died,
his widow would be entitled to 501. but if he was de-
tee ed in attending to any bufinefs, or gambling, he
would be deprived of all the benefits, and be feratch-
ed out of the fociety. He was charged with both of
thefe crimes; and the evidence adduced in proof was,
that about fix weeks fince he was feen ufing a boot
lift in his fhop, which was the charge of followiag
his bufinefs ; and the charge of gambling was found-
ed on his being ken among the crowd, on the &It day
of the Middletex Elation, in Piccadilly, oppofite the
houfe of Sir Francis Burdett, and was heard to fay,
he would lay too to to he was the fitting Member.
On thefe grounds he was expelled the Society.
Mr. Attar attended on behalf of Mr. O'Shaugh-
neffey, and, in the moR eloquent fpeech we ever heard
him deliver, addriffed the Magittrates at confiderahie
length, on behalf of hi; client. He contended, that
in both cafes, the evidence had fallen confiderably
thcrt of legal proof, and called evidence to prove,
that when Mr. S. was in his Mop, with a Iriot-laft ia
his hand, it was not fur the purpofe of bufinefs, but
that there ssere fevcral men in his fli.p behaving in
a very riotous manner, and they attempted to (hike
him, and he took the Lift into his hand to defend him-
telf, and that this time he molt fatisfaeorily proved
he was wrapped up in flannel from head to foot, for
the Fnut, with which he was In much airlifted, as
to ditable him from following his bufinefs. On the
charge of gambling, he proved, that on the firil
day of the bliddlctcs Eleeinn, he found himfelf a
little better of the gout, Is as to be able to walk as
far as Sir Francis Burdctt's boorti where he, merely
in converfation with a friend, Paid, he thought it
was about IGO to 7o but he was the fitting member,
without mentioning either candidate's names. Upon
this and various other quibbles the learned Conafel
took occafion mat f ly, but very jualy, to Gen-
Cure the narrow mindednefs which the concluders of
the Benefit Societies aft upon in general, by watching
and catching at the meal trifling circumftance in op
prefs a member who has the misfortune to be afffS
ed with Made, and art 'ermine them like common
Wormers. without exercising the leaß liberality to-
wards them In this cenfore the Magi
heartily joined, and ordered Mr. S. to
to all the privbeges of a fret member.

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HIGH COURT Or AUMIRALTY, UPT. 3.
This day the Right Hon. Sir Wei. SCOTT
seeded tl the adjudication of the following &noised
flips :
I ec Verwistim de I.lade. tray; Lief de, de Waren
:natter ; View Mazpredia, Irtelwas, maw ; aro* Via. •
Biome, matters jeep Pampa. Salt. wads; and VA HP
rim —Tile Caere aeademod dr Rape end sorra lei tbe MOM
cafes.

Moots. Gaffelloallt. adier..—Tbis &hp mai eadshisi. ad
tie cargo reaved for Joilindm
Litsepleerdefs, hAllisromater.—This fdp sad arge wero4ro.
domed.

Wllham Pftt% Venda Sem tamer; /Lewes, Haab, mar s
Nra.Sra. de la Cooceptlas. Shaba, malter...Forther proof Iwo
dlredted to be produced to theta three aka n to the propaty.
Ooede Verwqtlst. Vas Dykr--.-Tlda alp and cargo wes cs
denoted.

WIDNIIIID4Y. •IPT. 5.

The Adonis, Gottfehalkiendee—Carp Condemns&
Nike, Releke, ender; Four Drodiere, Stelae& milk, t jai*.
Guttzell, matter ; Gmerat Vie Blacken, RNAt, water ;
Margaretha, Roelof'', atelier ; Vrow Hallidlllll, Weever; pro
Oone Pieter Brouwer, RNA maker ; fear Peter Carper Pia'
peribas, jobs. wafter; Experierad, hiepters, molter; Aaron.
Ghlkaar, wafter ; Enterprise. Marring, maker; and rfea
er Bakk. wafter.—The Court in the above dds et cake
Amber proof generally, arid referred die quidtiso a height
expeocce until the fame la exhibited.
Cote Hawing. Ouderwageo toad ar.—Carge reamed's &loci
Roordesez Packet, lilodelbn,malterTilis lief mod cargo wan
reftoreda with a fortolghee demitasse.

COURT OF PIED POUDRE, SEPT. 4.

Before the STIWAID e BatTMOLOIIIW Fru ad •
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AL
SPIC lAL HONAGB.

CAITLICILAKTZ Baowatcw.—The Plain-
tiff is a foreigner, a native of Bremen; and the
Proprietor of one of the Theatrical Booths in Bar-
tholomew Fair. He cited the Defendant, who is a
refperlable young man in the City, to anfwer for
an injury, which, if repeated, might be attended '
with the molt ferions confequenees to him in his pro- .
feflion. He bad announced the play of the Tempel
or the Enchanted Ifland, and had filled every part
of his Theatre with fpatators, unions to fee the per-
formance. The curtain drew up, and the play be-
gan ; but when the heroine of the piece was tt. have
prefented herfelf, Mires& was no where to be found.
Search was made after her, but in vain—a fubflitute
could not be procured—the audience were diffatiC
fled, and infilked on having their mosey returned.—
Their demand was enforced with (nth violeeee. that
the Manager was compelled to comply. He rears.
ed all the door moue y, amounting to ;I. tys. He coati-
nued his inquiries, and at length learnt tidies tithe
fair fugitive. ,He repaired to a boufe of
fame in the neighbourhood 4 Cloth Fair. and there
found Ifiraarla tae a tde with the Defendant. She' •
refufed to return with him, till the Peace Meets.
took both her and her paramour into tweedy, sad ,
brought them to the Court approriated to the di(-
cuffion of all difputes arifi.qg within the precinds of
the fair. The Defendant admitted the fall of per-
ft:aleint Miranda to aceompaay him ; bat be taw
n
that as her oft was voluntary, be was not ass. •
cdontable to any one. The Steward addrefed lag
Homage, or Jury, obferving• that this was a cal'
which peculiarly called for their interference. It was
by ads of immorality that this ancient iallitutios
had been brought into difrepate ; but he hoped the'
verditt, on the relent oczafion, would vindicate the
charader of thole who bad the controul of it. The
woman, he faid, was, to all intents and purples, the
fervent of the Plaintiff; and the fuccefstol exercife of
his profeffion depended on her attendance. It was
therefore a wrongful ad to entice her away at the
moment when her Cervices were wanted.—The Ho-
mage returned a audit% for the Plaintiff. damaged
31. 575. the amount of the money the Plaintiff bad
been obliged to return.
Lateen will, BROWN LOW.—This cafe arok oat
of the former. It was a complaint by the hufband
of Miriade, for criminal converfation with his wife.
The fads proved were precifely the fame, with the
addition of the tenimony of the Waiter at the houfe
where the Defendant and the Lady were difcovered.
There was no doubt in the minds of the It‘inage as
to the Plaintiff having been dal:honoured, and a vet-
did was returned is his favour to the amount of gi.
The Defendant not having fuscieat mosey about
him to dikharge thefe two films, be was detained
till he fent for his friend, who paid the whole of the
damages and colts. There were fiveral other trials.
but the circnmflances attending them were not of
fufficient importance to merit particular mention.

SIPTIMBII 5.
Rarr Ls. eggs: Mos s.—The Plaintiff was a per-
fon who exhibited as a Finrwiter in front of one of tie
booths, and he preferred his complaint againft the
Defendant, a Jew, for a very silent affault. It ap-
peared that wile the Plaintiff was alloailising the
multitude, and rivalling a Salamander in his per-
fortnance, tke Defendant, who had paid for his ad-
million, came behind him, and having procured
quantity of matches, lighted them, and fuddenly
thruft them againft his face, at the fame time bru-
tally exclaiming, “ 7 kr; yew thiej, fedi 11-11." The
Plaintiff was overpowered by this fulphurenns
plication, and fell fenfelefs on the Rage. The De-
fendant was taken into cullody, though not without
a confiderable degree of refiftance. lie Defendant
did not attempt to juftify his condo& further than
by Rating, that at the time of his committing the
offence, he WAS extremely intoxicated, and intended
nothing more than a frolic.
The STUMM chromed, that fuch frolics were
more dangerous than fportive, and deferred infinitely
greater pur.illtment than the Cowt had it in its power
to inflid. The Homage adjudged the Defendant to
pay one guinea damages and colts, and the Confta-
bles mere ordered to turn him out of the Fair, if be
fhould again make his appearance.

Irene:day rental patrons WWII reparatelr charged
befon Sir iticuaan Calm (Ursa, the Sitting Alden
man. at Guildhall. by one of the City bias Mal*. an/ II
the oncers who attend Bartholomew Fair. A woman
was committed to Bridewell for appearing in a erre
diforderly and Indecent Situation in Crier lane; another
was committed for [hiking the Con Sables in the per.
(,rmance of their duty; others were discharged. Come
friend. appearing to their charadies, and pleading the
intoaicationof ine perrons aeFuled, L., liarc bc ca. oie

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