Star.
London, England, 1803-10-25 00:00:00

IXILIND.

CARltgettlaCtrit OCT. 14.....4This day the Special
Commiffion, which was opened on Thurfday, was
proceeded on, purfnant to adjournment, the Hon.
Judge OSBORRII, one of the Judges of his Majefty's
Court of Kihg's Bench, preiLleg, when the Grand
Jury of the Copnty Antrim were (worn.
After the Jury had taken the oaths, the Host.
Judge Ossoarts a.ldrefred them in a very approprtste
Speech. _ _

Several bills of indictment Were fent up to the
Grand Jury. who retired with them into their Jury
Room; and after (pending nearly two hours in ma-
ture invefligaticn into the merits of theft indidrnents,
returned into Court, and brought in trite bilk few
High Treafon againd 'farm Hunter, john Ives,
David Porter,
.74,1 Gwen, tnd fofejM I bompfoa:. thefe
perfons were teverally put to the bar, and were each
revved with copies of their indictments...
At the particular req.:‘ll of the above rifoners,
Mr. Jos- and Mr. BE LL were appclnted act) Connftd.
Hunter, Porter, and *Owe.), chat Mr. Rawswv
as their Agent ; Owen, Mr. SrEtcr: ; and Jotpkt
Thompfon, Mr. CA ti E M T. as his Agent.
The Court was pleafed to order that the coned
and law agents thontd have aecefa to tte prifoners
in Carlicktergns gaol at all reafonable hours; and
dire Red that each of the prifentrs lbould have pen.
ink, and paper, and all necerfary accommodation,
to enable them to prepare for their defence.
The Court adjourned to Monday, the z4th day of
October inftant, at 9 o'cloet in the morning.

Mt Duke and Duellers of BFDTORD arriired in
t)Vln yeitertlay fv.m Lord BRADFORD'S fear, Mostiolk.

The Ditchers of DiVONSHIRg had Lift nights Card
Party and a Petit ,touper.
Yellerday morning the Royal Wetiminfler, the
Ldyal City of Weaminfier, and the St. George's
Hanover-equate Volunteers, marched front their dif-
ferent parades to Hyde Park, it here they arrived
about ten o'clock. The three regiments were exer-
cifed together. They formed in the Deer Park,
next Kenfington Gardens, and went thrcnAh tilde
feveral evolutions in a moil foldier-like manner.—
The coneourfe of fpeetators was very numerous. The
three regiments havingubeen exercifed together.
caufed leveret to think that they were b-iigtded ; the
St. George's, the Loyal City of Wefiminlter, and the
Gloucefter Volunteers, being already btigaded. The
Q2een's. the Royal Weftminfler, the. St. aal
St. George, Bloomfbury, are to be brigaded next
week.

Yellerday evening, after coming from Hyde Park.
the Royal Weilminiter Volunteers received enders to
provide themfclves with great coats.
Lord HARZ I NGTON as Mena in Hyde Park yer-
terday. at the marking of the ground for the Review,
and during the exertifing of the Volumes's. at which
he teemed very much pleated ; and it. will be bat lat-
tice to add, that he expreffed himfelf in the bigbaft
terms of approbation, particularly with refpea t.
the Ileadineli and truly military fiat of watch*
of the Royal Weaminfier Volunteers. whoa they
paired him in Review. He was accompanied by ha -
Aides-de-Camp. The Life Guards kept the gmaili
The Weßnsialler Cavalry appeared yeaerday
morning in Hyde Park, in full marching aesmotr•-
ments. They are ordered out to-morrow to keep Om
ground, when his htli MITT reviews tbe Voloreteree,
and are to be affiged by two mope of Life Gargis
and the Surrey Yeomen. •

The. Borough Loyal Volunteers Will be brigaded
with the Somerfet Houk Volunteer, in the tour* of
a few days, being under the command of Mr. Tru-
sty, who ads as Colonel of both Regiments.
A corps has been formed, confiaing of the Cloths
and perfons employed in the Excite Office. Lord
Geosca Sir mou a, one of the Commilfioaers, is ap-
pointed Colonel.
About eight o'clock on Wednefday night, a dread-
ful fire broke out in the farm yard of Mr. Itichmel
Curtis, in NorthbrookAreet, l3afirigftoke, and raged
with alarming fury for many hours, invoking is
complete ruin a malt.houfe, two barns, and other
buildings, full of threflied and nnthrelleed what
and bailey ; a large peafe flack, and other property
to a confiderable amount.—The flames commu-
nicated to the malt hook and fuel heck of Mr.
James, fituated at Come daunt, whisk were alto
burnt to the ground, and the dwalliatisoufe was
with great difficulty Caved. Mr. Caries. May's
houfe efcaped merely from the Incurable coot&
of the wind, and the feafonable sad walldirelled
fupply of water from the neighbouring brook. The
ears of the windows was for the moll part broken.
and the frames and door cafe were muck bliftermi.
The railing alto in front of the houfe was (torched to
a cinder. Nothing but a very prompt and .well
judged feparation of the aak.houfe in a part oar
the kiln (communicating alto with the dwelling.hoafe
of Mr. Hasell) could have arrelled the flames is
that direction ; nor would it have been polfible to
have fared the dwellingloufe of Mr. James, nor
probably that of Mr. May (fo extreme was the beat
arifing from inch a male of combellible matter ea
fire, and that within a few yards of*, hook), had
the exertions of the people been Ws firemen or ja.
dicioufly applied—exertions that received additional
Rrength and good effeit by the kind and vigilant at-
tention of Lord Bos. :or, who, with aU his femme.
came ;namely so the (pot. and contributed; till
four o'clock in the morning, bot't by his advice
and encouragement to the people, to check, in a
very dhotis! degree. the progrea of the flame",
The Redwood engine, as well as that of the Vine,
which Mr. Chute was fo good as to feed on the fire
moment of alarm, and to attend alto himfelf and es•
cite the ezertiocs of the people. were partieularl,
urea', and more feafonably fo on account of aa
ao-
cident having befallen both the sown engines. It
would be uniuß not to take particular notice of the
very Olive perfonal fervices of tick of Col. Lefevre's
Volunteers as were quartered and then in the town,er
indeed of the united efforts of all ranks of the inba.
bitents, both of Bef.,igßoke and the neighbouring
villages. The whole damage cannot be etiolated at
a Ws Cum than !cool. very -little of which is infored.
It is a matter of krioos reflation to add. that this
melancholy event arofe from the too frequent. bet
imprudent prance of throwing fquibs, a prettier.
amine buildings efpecially, that came be too
meth reprobated and dircottraged.