Star.
London, England, 1804-09-07 00:00:00

COXHEATN, SEPT. 4.

Monday Earl Tablets gave an elegant ball and
to -the officers, among whom were Lord
,AMPTON. Gersernls FINCH, Hay, &c. The
feinted a captivating difplay of beautiful wo-
nt rank and failtion. The military difcipline is
ftritl, and the troops are conliantly exercifed in
wines manteuvres,flians fights, reviews, &c. Amid&
Ikips and fatigues of a camp, and peepers-
for battle, we are not unmindful of the refine-
of peace. The officers of the guards are build-
, theatre upon the heath, which is to be opened
about fourieen days. It is a neat edifice, and will
e very elegant and commodious in its interior ar-
ingements and decorations. A hall-room alto, emit-
gby fubfaiption, is nearly &tithed. It will ,open
the 19th. You may form an idea of its Gee, from
number of tickets to be iffued. They will be
The leveret regiments in the camp are expetted
s march to-morrow into the different villages in the
as city, for the purple of forming a filing camps
MB return ia a few days. Mr. PITT was here a
days age, and rode within the lines, accompanied
femoral macro. Not being in regimentals, he was
6.4assed by ass of the dragoons, and made to fall
tie&

agglegsgate dram tbst balers 0.11
.Awl reel as At Iffilyrf Priam, to edge:
• be Are re ore grebes it better ebbe St—
• gebegeree be pa, be OM oda hissfry fr.,. v.

ANOTHER.
is Frew, lr.s.pao Sews
• Nod= *is ad Jo.* 41Isurr liasinar
Akio." ROE. sloe

. the landlady of the Cow public-houfe,
die near tows, eli with a matter earpen•
of that tnwo. The fair ore made her efeape
bed•room window. leaving her hufbaml
bahiad her. The landlord of the Cow has been

rodivideti to fit op the figs of the Ihnu.

easiderable fenfation has been excited &mane
. military Rationed near Eaft Boorne, in cot As.
tune* of the lonteikablifhed mode of regiments
taking quarters accerding to feniority being annulled
brigade order. In the intlanee alluded to, a
and junior regiment going to be quartered in
~se fame barracks were ordered to draw he, for the
priority of ethnics.
The ad Regiment of Surrey Militia encamped on
litinday on Gallerwood Common, under the com-
Ad of Major General Bscawure, in order to affill
completing the extenfrec line of works in the vici.
ty of Chelmsford.
ThelEidderminfler, Bewdley, and Stourport Vo•
lunteen, marched ioto Woreeller lad week, where
they are to remain on permanent pay and duty for
,foarteen days.

Tuefday lennight the Liverpool Light Horfe,
saassianded by Major F , were reviewed there
Lieutenant General his Royal Highnefs Prince
%Lt•lgFasosascs, who was pleaded to exprefs the
Jaighall approbation of the very great improvement
'•ey had attained in the rapidity and corrednefs of
different movements and attack lance he

them. The Prince then proceeded to the Fort,
where he reviewed the Royal Artillery, commanded
- Major Baasceae, and was much pleafed with
appearance, and the mallerly manner in which
bred feveralthot at a boat in the river. After-
war& his Royal Highsiefs reviewed the Furllee's,
commanded by Lieutenant Colonel EalLe, who
perforated their various evolutions in that Ready and
foldier-like manner, as to obtain his warrnelt encc-
saiunos.

The Brinol Volunteers, together with the united
Clifton and Welthury, have received orders to pro-
vide shemfelves with every thing necetrary for &anal
fervice, and in eak of alarm will immediately march
to Marlborough. In emfegisence of which a general
infpeltiust of the corps took place lak week, when
many of the gentlemen appeared with their canteen,
bayed:ea, and knapfack, the latter of which is to
contain the ofiral neectraries for taking the field.—
The waggons, and other conveyances attached to the
regiment, have, we underhand, received orders to
bold thenifelvec n readinefs, that every thing may be
ready in cute of any emergency.

The Eaa Sufft.lk regiment t 4 militia, commanded
by Lnrd Banter, was reviewed no the race-ground
of Hull on Saturday ; the North Lincoln, com-
manded by lord hllLsoscrrou, nn Tuciday, and the
gd Lincoln, at prelim commanded by Lieutenant
Colonel Kim°, yetlerday.

A meeting WAS held nn Saturday lan at the Gnat,-
ball, %limeade., when a number of Gentlemen, Far-
met a, and others, itthicribed their names tor the ufc
of their carriages, waggons, bogies, Ste. Mould an
invafino take place.

The juwritahle Peri: fay% that by intelligence re-
ceived from the Coal( of Barbary, they uoJettluod
there was much talk there of an embaffy the Emrerot
of Mnancco is about to fend to Paris. Thr d.tign
a this enthally is to congratulate Bo . on has
new title of Emperor, and to crake him a ptelem nf
tome Arabian Horfes and two large Ohirbes. Bn-
AAAAA Ts will be flattered by this coadeiceoGoo from
Yoe whn is indeed a Brasier Emperor
A new plea has been forme,' by Bo for
t eut poi, of again revolutionising Italy.
I".te to eivc ...epattn.c:lta of the Italian Republic
arc to C,MtJIII a popolativa of very neatly
tl.tte and a Waif.

Lim, INTELLIGENCE.

HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY, NWT. 6.

This arty the Rieht Hon. Sir Wm. SCOTT pro-
ceeded to the Adjudication of the following cafe—
La Fiore, Fils mitten—This fhip, laden viith tl
cargo of various merchandize, was captured in the
month of June 1803, by the private fhip of war
Trimmer. Henry Hafkell commander, and brought
to Plymouth. and was, after the ufual proceedings
i.glituted againd ber, condemned as good and lawful
prize to the captors. The quellion now before the
Court was, with refpeft to an interea (et up by his
Majelly's fhip of war Huffer, Philip Wilkinfon,-Efq.
C onrnander, affcrting, on behalf of Ithnfelf, his
Officers and crew, to be joint captors: After the
Counfel were heard on both •fides, the Court was
clearly of opinion, from the evidence prndticed in
the caute, that a joint interen was ellablifhed on the
part of the Commander, Officers, and Crew, of his
Majefly's fhip of war Huffar, and accordingly IseO-
nouneed for the fame. It appeared that the pro*rty
in quedion amounted to about 70001.

Leff week papers to the following purport were
dikributed through the town of Whitby:
“ Whitby, esti of Bth month, rfoa.
• Friends intend to bold a meting fa worthily at the Theatre.
at is o'clock to-mares, evening; when the company of there
wits incline to amid will be secaptabte.•
Accordingly, at fix on Sunday evening, the The
atre, in its various parts of bexch pit, galleries,
nage, and fide wings, was extremely crowded, many
being obliged to return for want of room. At the
appointed time, a Female Friend, mired on the ;Mid-
dle of the (lege, delivered an appropriate difccutrfe
of thrte quarters of an hoer, on the Chrillian at►d
moral duties ; the was followed by another filter, who
'sabred the whole by a pathetic prayer.
The following lines were foend attachtd to the
deer of the Theatre that evening, wilt.
If, readers. you bare tithe to (pare,
Torn o'er St. Matthew's leaves,
Veen And that once a Haire of Prayer
Became a Dna of Thies&

Bat now the tinsel are 'had quits,
0. ReformatWa rare!
This modern Den of Woes to!night
Deems a Hoofs of Player ! w.
A paragraph having been inferred s felt days ago
in the York Herald, relative to a child, which, theya
is every re stoe to believe, has been Roles from bee'
parents. it is deGred a waste in it maybe correaed
as to his age (left any one fhonld be stifiedin their
inquiries after him), from his being reprefented in
the Herald at the age of five or Ga years. *berms it
is very evident, from his fpeeckand every other cir-
cuinftaacot he cannot much exceed the age of four
years. He is a remarkably fenfibles lively boy, Rout
made, very handfume, with very dark eyes and eye•
bilks, light brown hair, with a clear completion not
in the the lead fpd-burnt, from which (wad from his
being perfealy 4ee from all vulgar exprerson) it is
evident be cannot have travelled long with a beggar.
A few days ago, a perfon of the name of Croflsie,
an inhabitant of Grayftock, in the county of Cum-
berland, went, ammigft many others, to an enter-
tainment given by the Duke of NORTIIVIO
where he eat and drank Co immoderately that he was
no longer able to fatale it t and, after lingering Come
notwithlianding every medical affiltance, was
at left relieved from his excruciating agonies by the
friendly interpolition of death.
Toefday a Coroner's Inquell was held at No. 57,
Lamb's Conduit Paage, the houfe of Mr. Tremeere,
cabinet-maker, upon the body of a new-born infant,
which was found lanceted in the vault at the tear
of that houfe. The officers of the parilh of St. George
the Martyr, had made the mull diligent inquiry, and
the Coroner examined every perfon molt minutely,
who was at all likely to give any information upon
the fubjea, but they could not find the Nandi trace
of guilt or furpieinnotn attach to any particular per-
fon.—Yerdift Wilful Murder by tome perfon or per.
tons unknown.

A few days ago, a young woman about twenty
years of age, of a genteel appearance. and much dif-
ordered in her mind, went to the houfe of Jam cs
LITTLE, Bewcafile. Cumberland, Pays her name is
FR•IiCLI ur.LI. j her parents are alive. but in what
part of the country the cannot tell : the (peaks very
good Englilh, and items to be well bred.
On Sunday !aft, as Mrs. Wean. of Henficld, Suf.
fee, was taking an ailing nn horfeback. the was dif-
mounted by the fall of her horfe ; but, being a fpirited
woman, the itillanly re-mounted, and rode to Wood's
Mill ftream, where the animal tripped and threw her
a fecund time, with her foot hanging in the flirrup,
in which fituation (he was dragged a confiderable
dillanee in the water; but her loot fortunately flip-
ping from her dine, (he was releafed from her peril,
before (he had received any material injury.
On Wednefday a carpenter fell frt,m a feaffold, two
Roties high, in the Cells Keys Inn, Grarechurch-
Meet ; but his fall being hmke by the roof of a coach,
he received no very material injury.
Lad week a boy, about fix years of age, fell from
the pier at the Yeaman Shore, Dundee, into the
wa-
ter, when the tide was nearly full. He was fuppofed
to have been about fifteen minutes under water. and
was taken out apparently dead: The means teem-

mended for refion".ng fulpended animation, were em-
ployed with great diligence for five hours, and at laft
were attended with complete fi.ccefs. The boy was
fent next morning to the Infirmary, where, by the
care and attention of thole employed, he was in two
Jays reamed to perk° health.
On Friday night, :Maui half pall nine o'clock, an
apprentice of Meths. decease and POTTIR, Grocers,
of Maidfione, was fent to Par k-hoirfe. fame little dii.
lance on the Rochefler road, with a !Mall part cl of
felt. He was tipped by three men, to all appeat-
ance fuldiers one of them demanded a pint of beer;
tic lad, mut Is terrified, gave him threepence; a feemsd
demanded alto the fame for bimfelf, and one for the
other, which compelled him to yield up fitpence
more, and on giving it to him, he was knocked down
by the ti ird ; the parcel of fah being twilled round
one of his fingers with a firing, teat, then foatehed
away with Come vh•lence ; and they immediately de-
camped towards Smiling. The boy, very enrich
:tightened. returtied to Maidfinhe. and (me men
were fent in purfoii„ hut. untortun4teiy, no trace
could be found, that would lead to the difccovery of
the dailardli oliksicrs.

P 9414111 (4.• .

_.... .--- . ..
A Female Prophettpand-of genteel appear-
ance, of the name of , neaps, tetiding*,Non
ton FAlgate, was on eillsefday committed Alm-the
Public Office, WortbiHkreee, to New Prifon, ice trial
at the (tuner Seffloos, ender the Vagrant :le. tt
..erci ring the ignorant emit of fortune-telling on., .
and other devices, by Which the drew mosey is qf
the pactets of credulous females, irornifing 'ffsein
g barrens, agreeable WA:sands, end bealitifut
children; but, -one Wiser vcitarier, fiodietelierfelf
greedy niflpPoitned by'3befe detente pilsodteiMil
Minted 1. profs:Palos agabilthis4nung Retrriti.
might Neve 'dietriatif:Afieliiiihhei If, : .
Bow-srN' ar...-
.. Ima lekra ;nee, it min of
L the name of rbeirit , . as_ . ,triatl at, the,cletfee4
AIE us, for burglary adriordeatis—vsfierwhiele
he enntriredinalialteldselleptaforeaOstaid Conte;
He was anvertifeek inn deett ' 'eititibif tide
to **rebind him,bitiWiVnot elPePil OP filinif tiro
rovitithsthice; irlsenSlYerVimiwltig4sTsperdan,Met
him at Charing Crofi, ittendiftet t molt a} to
refinance, Siyaifacieetledin filiiiiitlebtakittld ihil
veyed him to Boy/Area' :offiet ; end lifter iiiidelies-
ing an exaMinitlenbeferatteffdeg Maghttate, tug
Sayers proying him to be the man who had efaped
-from OxfordCidlle, to the fisiisdiffieni of %Willa-
ginrate, he was;, as. is euftbbseryiabut streets; the
Brown Bear.fniblic btnfe,'_irtined° idiOad in the
lining room, for fecarity, till thetinie arrived for the
gaolers to convey all the piteous who flood coot-
j mitted in the coerce of ,the day. es the different pri-
4int to Which they haelbeettruatinitted. • During the
mime he was in the fining toms, he, with the, isffitt•
lance of foam Mende oo'tbie tied* of the room, bad
the ingenisdy to bteakeggleors oh by -tittaas of
an iron crow, and he 'elfeepe with bis irons
on ; the officers • ' _the office, made every
poffible exertion to. trese but without diem&
bglowal
mg. On Weddefiliy ofr •l c extraordinary to re-
late, Sayers met him agalgtiy,accident, near Chelfes
Bridge,-wheti ' thi offieettbipiitined he would trete
him frrerely if he ittetaptaltrifitice any refinance,
when-he propifed he WPM -oak:and agreed to go
1 with'-ilayers without afl tefillettee, and at a late
hour be tionveyed him toile above office, when he
Miderwart an examination before Mr. •Heittea, the
nttnig Idaginrate, who committed hint tie the esti.
Oace'Ofeo*li to file Ne*'-111Hfite; Clerketivell.—
Ht waelfiallie iropilltaill r.. 4411 fieured'en his way to
the
•' rata .e1kai10.7144.* . who lac been adyertifed
for auk Moe • did : dead, was brought
to toir-ltiiat, °-
.bi - 1 ' with baring been
iiiiraltriti
estior
ereploPeiril of '' •
Port :. - adtioui faros of money
&lin fevertil of die*, andir pretence of procuring a
veffel to enable them to Make their crape. He was
ordered to be' zolnoied. to •Portfinnuth to take his
,
trial for theulneencinr. - . 1
On Monday,!l a Cough gartial was held .on a
drummer belonging .to site sth Regiment of Loyal
London Volunteers, on duty at Croydon, for drunk-
caner' end difobedienee of orders, and lie was found
guilty of both thole charges ; but on being brought
on the parade to receive his puniffiment, the Major,
after a fevers reprimand, was pleated to forgive him.
on account of his former good condue.
The Commiffigners have given notice that they will
commence cutting the Tlcketi (in' the enfuing and
only I.ottery this Yeats) into the Wheel on the, lath
inflant: The Candidates for•the folloWing Golden
Capirals,•vix.
Three of Twen Thoufand Pounds,
Three of Ten Thnufand Pounds, ,

Three of Five Thoufand Pound &c. Sec.
who purchafe Tickets and Shares previous to the above
day, tire entitled to view this curious procefs gratis.
The dtawinji beshis Monday soh init.
In confequenceof the very great detnand for Tic-
kets and Shares at the old eftablified State Lottery
Office of Hominy and Co. they beg leave to re-
commend to all there whWpurpore having a chance
iWthe prefont State Xaottery for either cf the Three
26.w001. three tooled. three foool. Or any other
Capital Prize, not to delay buying the fame imme-
diately.
N. B. Orders, by Letter or Carrier, for Tickets
and Shares, executed exadly on the fame Terms as
if prefent.
41-• All }Nixes, whether of 201. or 2e,0001. paid
on demand at the old eftablifbed State Lottery Office
of Ho -and Co. 26, Cornhill.