Star.
London, England, 1803-10-13 00:00:00

DUBLIN, OLT.Si

A ember of flat bottom.,l boats of a large eon.
ftruSion are now re,bidy to be km to the con ,1.).
from the Ordnance Stores near the South Lott?.
C.'rarcy, t lehel general, h i fignalized hirnfelf in
t..c at;•:,:i,ies of Vinegar Hill, h. 4 :Incited end
com:»itted rn the the Corte.

YYZn. who appear by :be ttial ttf Rtr/vpvtd, to have
aettve in the ke',elltrit td f •Jy I 0, was ttre
n aciinitte.! it!l '34t.:city,..x '.kliitifion
Mr. Git•Y lAN gave evidence in favour of the
defendant.

A few days ago an alarming fire broke out at Car-
!le Forbes, the feat of F.I:IGRANARD, nccalioned• bp J.:
the carcleffnels of fora: boatmen caulking a
wl:o, on going to bre.ikfa i, kft a katie of pitch un it
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der a flied, ~hich aver, communicated to the
buildings and office.. The wane, we, e
firtt difcovercd by the Hon. FRANCIS FORIIIS, who
being promptly aflificd by zoo of the peafautry, and
by Lord Fluters, the Caine was happily laved, al- 41
though a conftderAle luta, was fullained in buildings,
corn, &c.

I Lord Dattuacros has already began Pi:hunting • 1
with his young hounds in the Doncaller cnuntry.— ,
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The Heide:weft fox bounds are to be continued, Sir ;
hiss/ SYKES basing become a fubfcriber in the roost •i
of Mr. BETHIL.

AS Mr. DUNCAN M.LARICK (game keeper to Mrs.
1311. T of Bon11) in Yorkihire, was ranging for phea.
Pants left week, a fine cock pheafant rote from a
hedge•row, which he readily flint, and inllantly to his
great ationifhtnent, a large fox feised the bird and
took it off : Reynard, was, however, polite enough.
on the halloo of the keeper, to quit his prey.
At tote Canterbury Hop•market on Friday the
trade WPS extremely dull. Prices for bags, Bas. sios.
loos. Pockets, gos. 9155. toss.
Asa proof of the productive crop we have had this
harveft, 17 !looks of wheat in a farm at Woodhaß
have produced t I I bolls of excellent grain.
At Howden Fair, horfes of all dekriptions fold
uncommonly high. feveral hunters from too to soo
guineas ; and adive, ufeful hackneys nr readflets
went off readily at *oh It is conjeetured that there
were horfes (hewn at thic Ern- to the c,llenive value
of to,oool. Cat'le experienced a trifling advance.—
Pigs were very plentiful, and fold on moderate terms.
A very refpeftable farmer at Gadderi.:en, in Hefts,
having found an ear of French Barley, lowed its feed
in his garden. the produce of which rather afloniih-
ing him, he determined to prirfoe the experiment.—
The next year he rowed the produce of the Sett, in a
piece of ground tilled for that purpofe, which yielded
bountifully ; and the thirdand fourth yeasts produce
exceeded any thing of the kind he had ever teen or
heard of before, being upwards of so lacks of grain.
A few days fence, as the Duke of CUMIIIERLA‘D'S
Rifle Corps ,sere firing at Chalk Farm, aball whittled
along the line. and entered the ground within a few
yards of a lane concentric of fpedators ; it proved to
be difcharged by a perfon who was incautioufly firing
at a tree in an adjoining field : he was immediately
'laid hold of, and tomewhat roughly handled by chore
who had been endangered.
As Mr. Dent'; coach was coming from the north,
through Ormiklrk, on Sunday left, a fad accident
happened :—whillt the coach was (landing oppofite
the inn door waiting for the paffengers, a Gentle-
man who was an infide peffenger, jumped upon the
box, and imprudently stamped his foot. when the
horfes immediately let off at full geniis: the coach
door being open, two Gentlemen were thrown :Mt*
the dreet : one had his (boulder diflocated and ano.
they his arm broken. The horfes were flopped at
about soo yards diflance.
FIRS AT SAINT Atsays—Yeßerday morning •
dreadful fire broke oat in the White Hart Inn. at St.
Alban's. It was firfl difcoveted between foe: and
five o'clock. On the alarm being given throughout
the town. the panic-ftruck inhabitants tore from their
beds to aflia in flopping the pre refs of the flames ;
but the fire burnt with fuch irref able rosy as toren.
der all efforts vein. In the courfe of half an hour.
the greatell part of the inn was confunsed, and the
conflagration fpread to the (fables, where ten capital
horfes were deftroyed. Amicla the alarm and con.
fufton which mull naturally occur on loch an twee.
lion. and more efpecially at amino, it is fosse coed:da-
tion to find that no human lives were 1011. Mr.
Hayward, the miller of the inn, with bis wife aad
family, were in the moll imminent danger, being at
the time in the upper part of the houle ; they how.
ever all efcaped unhurt. A Mr. Walker, and two
friends, who were there on a (hooting party. were
laved by their promptitude in jumping out of their
bed room windows into the yard, leaving behind the=
their clothes, which were burnt, together with five •
pointer dogs. Several travellers, both male and
female. efcaped the devouring clement by fimilar
means, with the lois of their clothes andihrtman-
taus. It *as truly pitiable to fee there dittreffed
people walking about the yard. with nothing awn
than the (lender covering which the liemanity of the
inhabitants procured for them at the moment. We
did not hear that any fire engines were employer/
and perhaps there was no water at haled. The Foist
of the premifes was complete. The caufe of this
accident is not yet afeertained. If the landlord hoot
infured, his lots mull be confiderable.

Yellerday a fire broke out in one of tho sew Image
nearly oppofite the Windmill public botife. beyond
Kennington Croce. owing to the neglittence °fishes?
who left tome fire near a parcel of Wolk shavings.
It was happily got under without much damage.
Sunday evening a fire broke out at Hall Piece
Academy, near Dartford, which for fume time oz.
cited much alarm for that venerable pile. By the
'Silence of an engines which was very fpoedily
brought from Dartford. the fire was mine:doll
with very little damage.
On Monday evening a pitched battle was fought
in the field at the back of White Conduit Hoof.. at
Iflington, which killed for more than 30 mimeo.
when one of the party gave his antagonill an unfit.
innate blow on the temple. who foots after expires'.
Toe tui Tient was taken into coßody by tome of dm
people belonginft to Worfltip•areet Office. He usage.
went an examination on Tuefday before josses
Moue. F.fq. when. after a long invelligatios of the
matter. the Magiiirate committed bin i 9 New hike
far further ciametatioe.

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