Star.
London, England, 1810-09-28 00:00:00

BRISTOLI:WZDaI
utit•escst tend
thLki
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increased by'
the'artii day of Attiaid 6
troll; sitlitii,ut any infottnatibii reskatitik
The public wereehairever, agreeably relieved. about
half past: twelve br the return of Rifr: Sadler and Mc.
etcrfield, (Who- accompanied Mi. Sadlei in the bal-
• Wa). 'hi the StirnerSet coach, from tvhickthiY were
received arCieitstilt 'Sir:Henry Protheroe's chariot
and.four; le appeara that being MOWlathe Welch
eirast;the balloon descended at sea about fire o'clock
on,hhindarattemoon, after having passed through a
space of 100 Miles us about: three hours, , They con-
' tmued ati hour in the Water before they Were picked
• up, dating 'which they were carried gently along be-
fore:the Wind, the balloon acting as a 'sail: As both
the Aieriniants were prOsfided with lift-preservers, they
- were under no apprehensions of drinenitig.': During
. their Marine voyage, the wind, WhiCh had driven
• them blithe shore, shifted, and being drifted back to.
wards the toast, they were picked up.altinit five miles
• off Ltarmouth, a little to the north if Ilfracombe.--
The travellers sustained no injury
In the management of the balloon they encounter-
. . ed• Considerable difficulty, and both became at last
nearly exhausted. At a quarter past four o'clock in
the.aiternoon the balloon was observed to descend
• with astonishing precipitancy into the sea, sit miles
• hem Lymouth, on the North Devon coast, and a
boat Was-immediately sent off to its assistance. The
'voyagers were brought to shore in a state ofiztrenie
'fatigue, and Mr. Sadler was unable to sitstrd.frem
having been some time in the water before the boat
Could reach the balloon. The distance theytravelled,
Mr. Sadler says, could not be less than one hundred
• miles; anii this was performed in the surprisingly
short space of three hours only ! Their perilous situ.
ation may be in some degree imagined, having dis-
...charged all their ballast, flung nut their great costs,
and every thing else the' possessed, including a fa-
iourito barometer given to Mr. Sadler b, the famous
Johnson, for which he has been offered two hun-
dred guineas. It was by mere accident the balloon
was observed to fall in the sea I and had it not been a
remarkably serene evening, the parties must inevita-
bly have perished. The gas was so expended, that
the balloon could not have floated an hour longer in
the sea.

They endeavoured to reach Ireland, but found it
impossible.

"'AIWA/Iv& PlacEs.
ARRIVED, AT CIIELTENHAM.
• • Lord V. Fitzgerald. lady Strange, the Dean of 'Winchester,
,liisetto,Gen 41aritenzle. .I.ieureCol Morris, Dr. Baumgarten,
,calpite..Neyrick, Peacock, Foster, Cochrane, Barnard, C. White,
Sanrin;,. Rev. Wilson Macklin. Mr. and Mrs. Slms, Ms. and
*lre: PM*, Mr. and Mrs. Orange, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott, Mr.
'and' Maio l'e ;se, Mr. and Miss Preston, Messrs. S:ibbert, Jenks,
-Soo, <Mei Saunders. Evans, Woodcock. Blake. Lysagliti Hood,
Chweittni, Ryan Jobeon, Boyd, S. Williams, Cathcart, Crosby,
11l
.15eni, Balfour, Roe, Homy, Rennell, Colson, Ho;mes, Swim-
'ford, Corroll,Butler, Mends, Godsal, I.V urniouth, Baillie, Cole-
mad C&eman, jun. Simms, Barr, Edwards, Patterstie, go-
biies;ll. Wadd.y. Farrington. Morgan, J. Phelps, A. Phelps, Espi-
wee, Butler; Mackey, Turner, Innes, Scott,,Beanman, Webber,
et. Mistresses Benner, Wise, Metcalf, Munday, Fisher,
Woodnaff", Cumbcrledge, O'Neil, J. Coiry, Cray-
St.rofi %Vitale, Smith, Wynne, Strlekland, Innes, Burgess ; Mis;es
• Barry, Lushington, M. Bell, Taylor, Heggersten, &c. -

AT BATA.
..4.ord.Crsig, Lady Giteibier' Lady WiWams, Fir B. Chlnncry,
Colove! Owe, Rey. Dr. mid Mrs. Walsh, Rev. Dr. Maxwell,
Dr. Kirkland, Dr. -Harvey, 1)r. Gibson, Rev. Mr. Mrs. and Miss
'Nance, Rev. S. Rev. Mr. Evan, Rev. Mr. Donglas,
Rev. Mr. Holmes, Captain. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Cary, Mr. and
Mrs. JJently. Mr. and Mrs:Stepney, Mr. and Mrs. Spendlnve,
Mr. and Miss titarkey, Mr. and:two Misses Thompson, Mr.
ind• Miss Davie's, Mrs. and two Mis.cs Cockburn, Mr. Pryn,
Mfr.fznitth, Mr. Webb, Mr. Paden, Mr. Nurthey, Mr. Green,
Ur. Stuart. Mr. Baskerfleld, Mr. J. Fisher, Mr. Leighton, Mr.
W. Pelt, Mr. Bona!, Mr. Saunderson, Mr. Christie, Mr. Eaily,
Mrs. Prideaux, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Law, Mrs. Vandeleur,
Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Cuttsfield, Mika. Gambier, Mrs. Kelsall,
Mrs. Timmins, Mrs. A. Jones Mrs. Bougie, Miss Hayter,
Miss Beikeley, Miss Story, Miss aster, Llte. &e,

AT ABERYSTWITII.

Earl of Aberdeen, I.e Comte de Vendes, Mr. Enoek and
hntily, .Miss Robinson and family, Miss White, Miss Saunders,
Mrs. and Miss Turner, two Misses Cartwright, General Brough-
ton, Richard Price, Esq. M. P. Mr. and Miss Harbcuter, Mr.
and Mrs. Pritchard and family, &c. &c. &c.

CATirciLIiCOVNTY OF MAYO MEE:MO.—CASTLE-
iiftift; SEPT. 20.—A numerous and highly-respectable
Ideeting'cif-the Freeholders of this county, was held
in 'the.Conrt-house, on Monday last, for the liberal
ttirpOse of considermg the propriety of forwarding
the'ciihns of his Majesty's Roman Catholic subjects.
kreni'y Esq. High Sheriff, in the Chair.
After the tisiial formalities had been gone through,
the buSiness of the day was opened by the Honourable
Hevite Atious`rus Dti.tom in a • speech, retnaikable.
for that. • Candotir. and .libt:rilitY• which 'have 'so de-
servedly attficiid the confidence of his Carbolieton-
stittrents, and that .cffsereticet and judg.trientr which`
th,iracterise The ahte Senator: roncTOrred
moving a string of Resolutions, which met the Atha-
nimoirs consent of the meeting. Thep were dratiit
up in etre nanie 6f the .Protestants cf_,M4Yo, for ',fir,
pur%posi iyieaiiing More forcibly to raraliarn44.
the vinnity; •upon'thel: Anie.
jinlon'iles±and 4ronodless•iteot4liiiisiims`.ol.the.
#,4.4f their•Cathohofell64-stibjetts, which
'{ere urged 'in -Parlianient, as a -Main
isibit•etkit(YO•crintiaing to:their claims.
Sir 3r iv>rt. OwfiCAELev, Bart. klibwecl.
and.Counsellor
Mitjon4l, idaresiod the Meting in sUcCeSsion
witine a"-Pfitl to th House of Commons
uago
ons .w a reecli
dad ofantkros
eohniyatlt446...'' _ • .
fottglit at
1-fCatti,tOor Dorc'heiter,,Olitigonclay,lOr
itait6f Ohe •tainl of
the
Joiiiitey,inildt, 'add •AtitifianitlOwer,',sthe bibtiter-ot
tithed 'pr oviudut Wrifitei;.''' liirtfii"
infiraining a .-kitin&tht plitil:4lll7tO.l4e' •ansi
Riy1(6111s; 'tihti is 'a Ot ft.irdshiir•ritan:Alhiciced.
win' if he 'tiittte. lasted Of iRy tni2t
miles. The champions met rad eial.7irigt.d Kb- eon.
TAReopsW until:one iw Stith was down, and althou#
It td most 41tilli 'yet lie was unable to stop his
snbn Wollidantsi fitters, and resignedon receiving
a most tremendous cross-buttock, bit the winner had
_bikting. It was fair-day, .and the.. spectators
rif .4#04,A, A AbaSl puss we zatlisro4 for the
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