Star.
London, England, 1810-10-25 00:00:00

THE JUBILEE,

rwilw:reis life

his MAJESTY entered into the Slit Tex
; and we rejoice to learn that be pouesse
health, ansl promises the enjoyment of mail
_ the bosom °this family and people. Ti
'would have been universally devoted to rejoiciny
for the Melancholy state of the amiabletPzzl
sufferkgs are expected every hour to e•
is worthy of remark that our present Sovnte;
bog reigned es a am, longer than any Monarch aid
ever swayed the English Sceptres for though Heat
111. reigned six years, and EDWARD 111. sit moota
er, they both came to the Throne boys ; elk
ing iscarcdy ten years old, and the other fourteee,
The following are additional Stanzas to the Rini
of 44 GOD save the Kips.,' adapted to the Albite
Octobps-44, 1810 :
It
Isms'd la his /WM reign,
Moos in gratefelstrain
Make the ide ring !
My full years case's-,
01101GL bas niabitaked ibis mato
VirtuouPas. telid, geed, end greet,
A triot Ia I
0148agland Wee b nee known,
Oa' her unabges *row,
A better Xing !
Is Weer?, deathless Moe.
King Osoitoes reign beam
From age to age shall Aim-.
Goo save tie King !
. Chores of Wry heart.
!Atom, come bow year re,
Width to our Ring
Islay he still aced the hillga _
Kok this nui-eleketalibli.
Our foes and Ida Aeolis,
CoD save die JONI
ALMIGHTY ICING Of AD,
Let
arfSidereri snit brilovldZio
ray "b•miaumsege riti.
. Our rights an—iihlimul,
Goo save the Xing!
Long has his Sceptre sway%
Long have we as ebey'd
Great GIORGI our KIR I
And, since a Nation prays, •
(Britons your voices raise), • •
Halivsu lengthen-out his clays!
Long live the King !
Henley, October 23,1810.

Paine's: AMELLL—About ten days or a fortnight
since, on the awful communication being made known
to the Princess AMELIA, that it was the opinion of the
Physicians, that she could not survive long, she urea-
sad a wish to have a very valuable and choice stone,
in the possession of her Royal Highness, put to a ring
for the KING, for him to wear in remembrance of her
—and to complete her wishes, she desired it to be
manufactured without delay, that she might have the
pleasure of presenting and putting it on the finger of
her beloved Royal Father, previous to her depamire.
To satisfy her wishes, a jeweller was sent for express
from London. On his arrival he was 'hews into the
chamber of her Royal Highness, and she gave bins
instructions herself. The ring, with the stone, was
executed in a very short time, and she had her wisb-
ed-for felicity of placing it on his Mmiarr's finger.
We have the painful task again to state, that her
Royal Highness had a very bad night oa Tuesday,
she only slept one hour, and that was one hour is
twenty-four. During yesterday she was in the same
distressing state as on Tuesday.
Yesterday, about one o'clock, the Prince of WALES
arrived at Carlton-house, and after dispatching busi.
ness returned to Windsor, to be near his departing
sister. The whole of the Royal Family are in attend-
ance, and every hour is expected to be her last.

The Board of Trade. yesterday desisted fiorn grant-
ling Licences to and from French ports, and alsom
and from all blockaded ports within the range desig•
rated in the Orders of Council.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East-India Home, when Captain J. Frruarstseetwas
sworn into the command of the ship Haig Adifurt
ton, consigned to 13orrib4 and China. The Cogil
adjourned at six o'clock till to-morrow.
Letters have been received fmm the two comPanies
of Shipwrights that went from Plymouth to Cadiz,
stating that they expect soon to be ordered home, as
' they cannot do any service in the dock-yard them
owing to the French batteries approximating so nett-
' Letters under date of the 15th inst. were yesserday
received from Rotterdam. They state that the newly
introduced system of the Conscription had met with
considerable opposition in every put of Holland.—
from
They also mention, that it was intended to i an
exorbitant duty on the importation bald Ate`
rican
of '
rican produce, equal in fact to that exto from the
trafficks in British Colonial produce or manafacrures.
Extract of a letter front Dantsk, dated 25th Sep
ternber, received by a mercantile house in beith :
" In our trade, every thing is viol dull. The doe-
aniers have taken possession of the halm and harbour.
and do not even allow the exportation of grain to n•.
klau, which lass hitherto hcarlernsitted• Everifre•
paration is making. for war, and all the h3h are orti-
fying, as if the enemy were already before the gates.
A considerable corps of artillery has arrived here, and
several new barracks are building. The Governor
(General Rapp), is appointed Commander of the
whole west Prussian brigade."
Mr. S—R-4—n, the Captain of a merchant ves-
sel, who had been a prisoner in the interior of France
upwards of six years, lately found means to make his
escape, and getting to the coast, he was taken on
board a neutral ship, which landed him at Plymouth
'last week. He represents the people as tolerably
well satisfied with tl:e Bonaparte dynasty; sboatthe
in many places they murmured loudly against
rigours of The conscription and the war in Spain.
Bich were their chief topics of complaint. He also
represents the late harvest in France as having been
uncommonly abundant, and states the produce of air
earth, and provisions of every description, as bug
remarkably cheap. No hopes were entertained in
I France, in the companies to which he was admitted,
either of peace with this country
or sa exchange of
-•Ts I but they where whete taught to as-
this nation. This
, the British 0-
,0 but in others
The farni-bwies
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Other advises from high authority inform us, that prisoners I but they wets every whell
all American ships that have entered French ports in tribe the fault, in both cases, to this
ballast, and whkh had bolus boarded by British crtti- gentleman says, that in man depots,
zers, were at liberty to Toil With French produce, Sad :own are treated 1 well i
titan tti the United State ' , 'their usage is altogether as bad- Ti
A vessel under the of the Rtcp44ll,l44l44lllPrip asad tamps at which he stoPPsd• in
Carte,. and other con had paranima, ise the coast, treated him' kindly, and sup]
a French harbour, ti*.diniviegtblf arra lopolligkr, nay facility for nuking his WV'
in); the stipulated d
Nam

poIiTsMOTIM 0411513211 24,
Since the negociation for- theerchange
i appeared to be a. an end,. the .
so making Innuept attempts to. escai
olly a patty of them brpke 004 of ,
won as far as the Sheer-huik, where
taken Last night a party attempord to escape from
the sail Damon, but they were prevented.
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AR47124., OCTOBER 22. '

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• .
Mout seven o'elockyeroto44y evening, great conk
deation prevailed iMmig,l-"....weahly and..timiit _
mow-citizeuk through tiWasiussual circumstance
•
ockiros beatingand bugles pounding .4 to arms In
in almost every street ; which instantly producing a
smog muster of soldier*: Aor 11ra: description in the..
garrison, at eight o'clock*Vai,sicherk.fir. Staple-
ton. The most sanguimAri,eile! quick circu-
istien—of French' itellopoiAtaralle loOse, sentinels
killed and wounded, buililing.kred; every
possible shape and degle9f,celottring 1 Evert lamp
seamed to gleam upon a skulichig 'Frenchman; and
eadi Goodman Bull hetird.hit'nerghhoor speak twice
hekee he could recognise' hit native:,dialect It
of" fr

cargo
oil, witith'hadteen previously:captured by a French
privateer. The NORTHUMBERLAND looked into Brest.
but could only perceive one ship of the line and three
frigates ready for sea, and a corvette rigging. The
NAIAD frigate is expected here this evening, from
Portsmouth, with Admiral Sir FisANCIS LAFOKEY,
who will hoist hisflag on board the DRAbON, 74 guns,
now lying in Cawsand Bay, and proceed in her; to
the West Indies, where he ii o. be Commandetlii-
Ctiief, vice AdMiral CocliaAtile'.. The GOLDFINCH
brig of. war
.hes detained and sent in the Spanish brig
St. Julian, from St. Stbastian's, with a cargo of iron,
bound to Cadiz ; on her pAssage she encountered a
heavy gale, in which she carried away her top-gallant
Masts, and received considerable damage.
The AMELIA frigate has detained and sent in here
the Spanish ship, °Alicia, from Carthagena, laden
with linens for Tenerife. The Matageus and .N.oixa
have detained and sent in hens the Pcrtuguese ship

.41Btitin/L.V, beTOBlB. ge.
armed Smack, BROWN, arrived here
from tondoti, and gives the following ac.
suspicious vessels, a brig and cutter)
. in with about six miles off the Staples. •
Brown describes the brig, being not a mile
from her, as having scraped and tarred sides,
a billet head, with a boat over her stern, green and
white painted, having two letters R painted on the
bow; that the vessel opened five ports of a side,
mounting 10 carronades, and had her sails 43: com-
,uton blown canvass, royal masts, a spanker boom,
and flying jib-boom, with her decks full of men.—
The cutter appeared to be new, having clear sides
Jim painted, a fixed bowsprit somewhat raised, with
a square top-sail-yard, and cross-jack-yard with the
sail bent to it ; seemed of much the'same force, and
rather a handsosiie vessel. It being almost a calm,
the hailing the Union to bring
tocand aftit:w44 bent a boat, the crew of which,
after endeavouring to come on board, and on receiv-
itig a threatening refusal, and putting several ques-
tions abouilhe Coast, Ste. finding thttmaek prepared
to receivithein, returned to their 1410 without mak-
ing any attempt—and. it comingsoots after to blow,
the Union escaped, as Captalaltown has no doubt,
irons two Danish privateers. rt

Monday nishtlast, as the brigantine Ceres, DON-
A), wits p4iiill. the Staples, on her voyage from

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.Inderland to this place, the Master, owing to the
vessel rolling with a heavy swell, was thrown over
, quarter-railing and unfortunately drowned, not-
withstand:ng the boat was hunched overboard, and
great exertions used to save him. He has, we un-
derstand, left a wife and young family at Stonehaven
lament his loss.
The Mars, which arrived here on Saturday last,
,w a ship steering to the westward, in lat. 56. 57.
the 18th September, about 400 miles to the west-
iard of St. Kilda, supposed by her appearance to be
the Jane of this place.
The schooner Ann, Woon, arrived at Qucbec on
the 24th Angust.—The schooner John, PENmAN, was
the easterly gales of last week, put into Sheerness,
Ith the loss of an anchor and cable.—The Ruby,

'HUM', armed at London on the 15th, after encoun-
tering a hard gale from the eastward ; in the Swin:
rrr the Lovely Ann, BRODIE, 2nd Hind, MURRAY,
both of this place, riding at onchor in Sea Reach.

That gallant and active Officer, Captain HENRY
HATNILS, has been appointed to the command of the
}JELIN sloop of war on the Cork station.

Captain UMW JOHNSON is appointed to the com-
mand of the Avrvort sloop of war, in the room of
Captain THOMAS WHITA who is promoted to the rank
of Post-Captain.
The Sr. Ausebt's is fitting at Chatham, as issnp-•
posed, to take a convoy to the East Indies.

The Admiralty have given their thanks to the Of-
icers, seamen, and marines, employed in the boats of
the DREAmmucur, on the 9th September, for their
gallant conduct in cutting out a ship from under the
rocks of Ushant. • Lord GAstinza has also expressed
pis extreme satisfaction at the zeal and gallantry
shown on the occasion.

°remelts EstrcoTin—l.ieutenan•s Pittman (Commanding
Officer), Webb, Bird, Elton (woun,le4l) Blacker (wounded), an&
Hood of the Navy ; Lieut. Mullard, Royal Marines.

Moms. MidtUeton (killed), Robinson (killed), Moore, Dawe,
Porter, Smith. Butcher, Burt (wounded) Denis (wounded), and
Clarke, Midshipmen.

Jeereav the seaman, in his account of his sufferings
and preservation, says, that at first he did not believe I
that it was intended to leave him on the island • he
saw the ship the morning after he was put on shore,
and expected every moment that a boat would be put I
off to take him on board. He suffered at first very
much from thirst, and tt allay it he drank a conside-
gable q iantity of salt water, which only increased it.
Most fortunately far him some rain fell on the third •
day after he was put on shore, and the quantity that
remained in the cavities of the rocks supplied him
while he remained there—he was under the necessity I
of sucking it mat with a quill. He saw great nurd-
bets of birds of the gull kind, rather larger than a
goose, but, he could Int catch any of them. He found
only one egg, but it was'in such a putrid state that he
could not eat it; ific only food (if it may be called .
food) that he had was some hark, which he found-on
the shore. He saw five ships pass by while he yeas'
on the island, batt.at too great a distance for him to !
be visible to The petiple on board ; find the vessel by
which he was at last taken off, would prnbal,ly have I
passed on in the same manner, if the Captain had not
;bore to from motives of curiosity, to examine the
birds which were flying in great numbers about the
island.
A few days ago, Monsieur Strawzynski, a Captain,
and Monsieur Hugand, an Aspirant, two of the French
!prisoners of war on parole at Ashborne,escaped thence,
and about two o'clock the next morning they reached
Bakewell, whcre they endeavoured to procure a post-
chaise to Burton, on their way to Manchester, but.
some suspicion attaching to them, they were tab*
inurcuitody,aad conveyed the same day to the I:iOnsp.'
of Correction at Chesterfield, whence they were or,:
dered by the TranspOtt Board to be sent to Norman'l
Cross prison.

The mildness itthe weather yefterday attracted
unesual numbers in the Park ; among the equestriims
in the.ride we noticed the Duchess of ST. ALBANS,
Countess of ANTRIM, and Lady CASTLEREACiiir
companied by their Lords.

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• Owing to the very strong westerly wired which pre.
'railed on Monday last, there .was the lowest tide in
the Thames within the recollection of any man en-
gaged iv Eire navigation of the ri, In several •
it was possible to have waded
Vauxhall.. A number of ani
ally near: Blitdcfriars•bridge ,
scrreral.mositets were recovered.
sd*y,'[Ksiewasshdti.
stun
shire, which hadive legs. She
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T). tenoning his Royal Highness' the buke of
Custmenukavo's corps, stiled the Sharp Shooters, es.
sembled, by the sound of the bugle :nun, in the King's
Mews, and proceeded with their Cntnmandant, Colo-
nel lltiusimtmn, at their head, to Hyde Park, where
this fine body of men, well •er.•.a in military tactics,
fired a flu de joys in honour of hiv Ntyksey having
to mpleted the 50th year of his reign.
Yesterday sennight, the 2d Battalion-of the 5.0;.h
Regiment of toot marched into Carlisle, where ewe'
ate to be peimanently stationed for the purpose a
i receiving recruits.

Durinr, the last week Major General T 4 ...ourrn:4 liar
been making a tour and inspecting he several regi-
ments composing his Brigade.
The Durham Rc2;itrtent of Militia commenced their
march ,en Tuesday nrirninv, from Haar.' BarreC..s,
for Durham—a distance of SUU miles. •
A Court Martial is now sitting at Cork for the trial
of Captain AKMSTUONG, of the likh Royal Veteran
Battalion, at the prnsecntion of C•ptain BeA:us-of
the same regiment, for sending a challenge.
The Princess Elisabeth packet, in coming out of
the Tagus, met a 74-gun ship and tour transrirts
with soldiers going in. "'his was probably th? AU-
DAUCK's from PcstSMOUth, with the 92d Hig 12ndeti,
which ate 900 strong.
Major S%IITII, of the 45th regiment who fell in the
battle of Busaco, and is so honourAhly mentioned by
Lord WeLLiso-ros, WAS a Gentleman of the Most

agreeable and unassnming manners t in him the cnun•
try has log a mnst gallant Otrcer ; he crag the son of
the late Mr. SMITH, of Ninewell Mains,'Berwickshire.

It is said its the army, that MASVENA told Captain
Muusit, when he went to him with a Hag of truce,
that it was to no purpose for Lord Wet.t.imoTo% to
resist, for that he . would certainly be in possession of
Lisbon within a month ; and that, when this was told
Lord WIELLIYGToN, his Lordship replied, "he shall
not, for this winter, at least." Our Shrapnel shells
(which burst like an egg as they fall, and scatter a
shower of bullets) were observed to make dreadful
havock among. the enemy in the Little of the Vds.--
The French Oeiaerals led at the he:id of their divisions,
and even their Marshals were observed greatly to ex-
pose themselves, to encourage their men. It is expec-
ted that many of these will fall before our sharp.
hooters.
• The First Local Regiment of Royal Cornwall Mi-
litia, Commanded by Colonel Lord &tor, have just
L completed their annual turn of training at Bodmin,
where they have excited the warmest acknowledge-
, ments from Colonel Lord ELIOT for their uniformly
regular and soldier-like conduct.

. Tile Little Hampton Volunteer Artillery, com-
manded by Captain Mattanata., who have been dis-
tinguished on several occasions when any of the
enemy's privateers have appeared on the coast, gave
another proof of their good discipline while on duty,
last Sunday se'nnight, at the Battery, Little Hamp-
ton, firing at a target—a small cask At the distanceof
two miles at sea. The first shot struck the end of
the cask slightly, which occasioned it to disappear !
the second shot struck the target on the side ; and •
the third shot struck the colour, and carried it away,
to the asonishment of many experienced officers, who
acknowledged, Viat such practice would be an honour
to the oldest veterans in his Majesty's service. It was
a small camp colour stuck on the top of the target.
Friday, the South Shropshire Local Militia, on per.
manent duty at Ludlow, were inspcted by eneial
Roaiwsox, who spoke in terms of applause of their
military conduct. The ilay was fine, and there was
the largest assembly of Nobility that has been known
on similar occasions. After the duties of the day, the
Inspecting Officer, and those belonging to the corps,
pat took of refreshment at the different marquees, pro-
vided by their Colonel, the Earl of P.'wts. The corps
consists of 800 men, and there has not occurred a so.
litary•instancc of imprisonment, or even of It repri-
mand for misconduct, during their period of duiy.at
Ludlow.
Lim/MICK. oc-resell 15.—Major Generil hfscert.r.
is expected in a few days from Cork, to iuspett the
troops in this garrison, which consist of .a brigade of
Ist German Dragoons, Leitrinh•Sligo, and
North Cork Regiments of Militia. Geo. AWELICIeI
absence limn this city, will be about three months.—
The Lord Lieutenant has app.iinied Ricisettus CAlfige
Esq. to be General Agent to the Yeomanry Eoahlish-
ment, in the room of his father, the late EDWAAD
CANE, Esq. Thursday night Colonel VA),DZLILL.R,
of the 19th Dragoons, Assistant Adjutant General,
arrived at his house in George-street, from Tilllamore,
and assumed the command of the garrison. The
mainguard of this city is now fixed at the eligible
situation on George's quay, where the Curporation
lately erected, at considerable ex pence, a spacious lied
suitable building for that purpose, The first tifficer's
guard occupied it on Thursday. The death of Cap-
tain RICHARD CROKat Rose, of the 89th Regiment,
stated to have taken place in the East Indies a few
ispitths since, is, we are happy to hear, not correct-

NonyozotMEETlNG.—The Northern Meeting com-
menced at Inverness, on Wednesday the 10th. It
continued, as usual, during the rest of the week, and
combined all the attractions of rank, beauty, aid
fashion. The weather having been uncommonly ae,
the streets of the Metropolis of the north exhibited all
the gaiety and elegance of the most fashionable pro-
menade, while the healthful sports of the field were
enjoyed with every degree of satisfaction,
• ELOPIWENT.—A young Lady of eighteen who re.
sided with her parents in King's Road, Chelsea, was
missing on Sunday night last, and her absence caused
the greatest anxiety and uneasiness. Mt, however,
was discovered on Tuesday at Tatham, under the
protection of a gallant of fifiy-five, an Officer on half
pay. Thegabant was unknown to the friends of the
Lady, but it appears she had been in company with
him at Brighton, which place she left about three
weeks ago.

• ' • 1"" I t LL,.L nave oetai.:eu anu ICIIL in neat cue rortuguese snap . one
seems that the precarious statedur t4enegociation for
now
ternun*atwuraul,,aitproduc.i Fortuna& from Madeira, xvith rtirn and nu'
an exchange,
hasVALIAWF sent in a French brig, laden with naval timber. ALt
16. 'ig.,....." ~,,- "..•..,---lie;4siralsttempts
been made to escape frostAhttOr Stalaleton with-
The AMELIA frigate has also sent in the Spanish sun
schooner have ~ ,
• • General Palafox, from Goree, laden with
in the last fortnight, but, with indifferent success.vest
b tobacco.
yesterday se'nnight the Ord , was increased to a rum and the
The Hero privateer, of this port, has detained and •- . a
Xajor's command ; and it VIR YEAtcruay discovered
seat in the Spanish brig St. Coree Arramego, from gre
that some use had been -made of a piece of sword-
Bi boa, bound to Cadiz, with a cargo ; and the Spa.
blade, to loosen the stones 'near one of the barrack- der
;,,as ; added to %%hien, signs of stubbornness upon lush schooner San Joze y Anineas, with a cargo of to i
tiron, bound to Corunna.:ning the prisoners in for the night. indicated the
The Spanish ship Asia, which arrived here last sav
unessity of a further reinforcement as above stated;
week, with Fre ich prisoners from Cadiz, is to be
h;:no acts of b .still-y ensued..• . on
docket; and repaired at this port.
. will
ALIRGATE, OCT. 22. Another French brig, prize to one of our cruizers, the
came in this afternoon. The gale has abated, but r
The cquinoxial gales have presided here for the last it still continues squally. Sailed the HAWK and
ee days w
with uncommon fury ; so much so as to ~ the
REbTESI sloops of arm., on a crnize off Scilly. La
vent the sailing of the packets, and the fishermen ‘, in
frigate .and HARPY brig have come into wit
1
in following their usual avocations. The herring- i`f
fishery has, in a great degree, failed, contrary to ex. Barnpool to refit. This afternoon a telegraphic mes- PH
cation. El:ven sail of the line, belonging to. Sir sage was received from the Admiralty for the Poic- t
lICIIARD ST '
RACHAN'S fleet, have been blown from TIERS 74 guns, and the TONNANT, SO ditto,• to sail ter
eeir station ofl Flushing, and taken shelter in our for -
Lisbon sal
without delay. They are now getting un-. boi
Ala's. Sir ROBERT GRAHAM, Mr. CHAS. ADAMS,
RP. and Lady EYRE, are among the last arrivals. der way, and will sal in the night : their object is
•••••••••••••=••...1•10•11E..=• said to be either to protect an embarkation, or assist
The DOLPHIN and ZRNOBIA sailed this day from in bringint4eviay the 'property or troops, should this H
latsmouth, for Spain and Portugal, with convoy, unexpectedit:he deemed necessary. H
in which thirty thousand blankets, and twenty thou-
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 24.
sand pair of shoes are sent to the patriots in Spain.
. Arrived his Majesty's WO DROMEDARY, from New m
A Requisition Is signed by upwards of sixtt Irree C;
Holland and Rio Jane•ro.--Arrived the OLYMPIA,
klJet,, to the High Sheiiff of Essex, to call . a of
Netting of the Freeholders of the Comity, to coesider ( Lieut. TAYLOR, Mith dispatches and a French brie,
of a Petition to Pailiament, praying for a Pat li:imor.. , prize, taken off the Isle of France, richly 1aden....4 Ili
tart' Reform. Wind N.W.
The Leicester Theatre, under the direction of Mr. DEAL, OCTOBER 24. fit
liKazior, his been extremely well attended since Remain in the Downs his Majesty's ships as 'per di
the commencement of the season. CATALAN! sting last, and a large fleet of outward.bound.—.Arrivcd g'
on Monday and Tuesday last week : the prices were It
doubled, and the Pit entirely laid into Boxes. The and sailed for the River the -Robert, CHALMERS hi
Company is an excellent one. Mr. AV ht. IVI‘CREADY from Teneriffe.—Wind N.N.E. sl
aid Mrs. YOUNG stand high in estimation in the tragic SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 24.
walk. Messrs. M,C2zAny, IdAnnELL, and MOORE, Sailed his Majesty's *loop NIGHTINGALE, With a' 0
an the Comic favourites. H
LONGEVITY.—There is a woman in the parish of convoy, for Heligoland. The next will sail about
Mock, the 14th of November. Wind N.W. P
ock, near Falmouth, who, if she lives to see the C
Ist timary next, will have attained the extraordinary YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 24.
10 of, n 0 years. Sailed yesterday afternoon, with letters, &c. for the
a
• The Mister of the Ceremonies Ball, at Brighton, on Baltic, the WitANotlut gun-vessel. Arrived from ti
Monday night last, was attended by all the beauty the Westward, the gPELIILATOR logger. Remain the s'
and fashion of the place. There were near 4-00 Ladies ROEBUCK, STANDARD, DAUNTI.FAS,' and HAVOC. ThC a
ad Gentlemen present. .. •
Young Edward, JOMANJOHN SHEUIR, from Hull, with
r'
A private in the Derby Militia, now at Chelmsford
liartatlcs, a few days since, for a wager of five gui- goods, for Heligoland, was taken by a privateer, and. T
afts,•clevoured a peck of potatoes raw, with the dirt retaken by the QUEBEC frigate, and has arrived at. t
otthem as they were taken out of the ground. Imme- this port.—Wind N. squally. C
diately.after this feat, he undertook, for an additional
HULL, OCTOBER 22. T
cages of ten pounds, to pick clean the bones of a leg • 1
i pork, also raw, in a given time, a task .which he The CALYPSO sloop, with a fleet for the Baltic, c
performed with much apparent ease and pleasure to sailed from the Humber on Wednesday ; and the t
himself. Cuatu.es armed ship followed the next day, with ;
Saturday se'nnight, about seven o'clock in the others collected during the late contrary winds. The e
evening, as Mr. Routledge was going to his sister's
Prince of Wales revenue cutter, arrived here on Fri- (
ittliarraby, on ascending Harraby Hill, three Irish-
men rushed from a.lane leading from the Penrith
day, with the loss of her top-mast. The Helena, a t
mod to: St. cuthberei. workhouse, and without any Pappenberger, prize to the ARIEL sloop, laden with (
PteviOni intimation,.knocked him down. They then potash and deals, has arrived :It Grimsby. 1
placid a large sOtt:of 4rtli, %Otis month,- and one i
of the villains jumped .upon Nisi breast .with his GREENOCK, OCTOBER 22. •
knees, while the other took nut of Is pockei4ll, 10s. Arrived on Friday, the Hawke, GEMMILL, front 1
This robbery was contiftral lOW 00 yards of 2 Pernambucco, in 53 days. Sailed in company with
house, and we are sorry that the Ain* h.
utj
avees-ca- p-: 1
the brig William, EvaN s, bound for London, and
41:1 undetected. parted the same day. On the 29th nit. in lat. 42;
. Friday last, a barber was convicted before. the'
24. long. 37. 53. spoke the schooner Dash, from Phi.
''
Right Worshipful 'the. Marti of Newcastle, in the ladelphia, bound to Gibraltar—on the 2d instant, lat. :
Penalty of fiie shillings, far shaving on a Stinday. 48. 19. long. 38. 10. spoke the Superior, from Lou. I
Saturday se'nnight
don for Bath—same day, a brig from Bristol to New.
ng man named
Aikinson ith , o' lived' a you
Servant -With Mr. Railton, of foundland, but could not hear her name—on the sth;
CultOn, near Catfish was killed near the trill-bar, in lat, 51. 12. long. 33. spoke the Princess Elizabeth; ,
Botcha el
r-gate. He was. bringing to the market STEVENSON, from hence for Nvwf )undland—a. •ad qn
i
the 9th, in lat. 53. 54; spoke the ship Mary, from
M a cart, when the horse took tright, and he unfor-
tnnatelY fell off. The cart Wheel passed over his Dublin, bound for Baltimore, all well. % I
neck, and he instantly expired. FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
G. Taylor; an industrious min •of Offham, who GRAVT.SRND,, OCT. 23.--Arrived thy Lisitedos, Howe, from
*is in the practice of brio ng• fruit gritt'svg—etables ißra
zfirio' n'l'Lnriteognal
;T;rkzearn,
fifiaromi,eyStn. Domingo; Mary An
ess,frtm Guadeloupe;n'
to Lewes market, tautly. cult his thumb,
. and do atten.. Anna Clifton,
aria, ---.. from New York; and the Aurora, Sitnmoo
ti" being paid to' the wound, it brought on a loiked from Belfast. Sailed the Hercules, Corms, and the' Fermin*,
j 211; which' speedily.Dicasloned . his death. • Marshal, for Lisbon. - • i
Tuesday. evening a port • teat; was stole from be- ARR IV in—At Liverpool, the Margaret, Mayrisk.fram Philip
hjfid, Ptlst-thilie;in the rout between BoW and Mile 4elPhia; Palmirtflierries, from boson ; Argo, Bell, from gut, *
ttir, , beta; ;wand the Aid, Madders, Worn St: Croix. At Dover, the FroliY
. .
End, Containing Witaring 21020 and other prnpift . , from Quebec% and sbe•Petwl, Croie;; from licfridaras .
to % late ilil6llllt. • n .. s.
...ii.
.fsoThe Howe, Parentricl;;oartived a; Penz once on Saturday last,
pi*lerill_4l fast; the drawin
fs of the
tl Stsle
.... Lottery tinder convoy of the'Orass-
"'when O. 27r' O ilie - aili ' ur: a Prize' 1500 boprgperQsuloo;'o4,f9war,.9n if; iatiintlasa titstaq., , •
The thti•rt packed '
44., iiVd 2388, thetlasr t, a Prize of •A`2()Cia; ~P eti firrell•falln,Harti, 446 Writed"Safts-
'ir
Vli *lid in Sh- 414tSfaiiii.IfitAltiiiit ' . WA* wittictariinge and 101 o`f aUtri, &
ar Vats, * *_._ 4,
~, -. c'-, t ••i•lit jr,.._,T4 .z.r.
.ilk ' t toil:** Rtitai tiil64.ii . iiiiiiiiiii•bne• 'hie Ellxabe4lt;Allfri,frinitusixin for Brlitoiliftelanjimmts t
• h•ittlfhtieflid , 'on if :di --aiitf. -•-, 1,4. A„,ilt. arrived at Plymouth.
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711; ; v.llW:Ditiiiitatrrniiitialj &ft lititit4rt to'
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PER 24. t. it4P/iLIMI4t/bAkterit.
. 1 .rhift .10.)LV:.tfl kiw. q•, ,• . -11 Aid : The union
range of ?Arr.! '0... '. :I' •-•'0 " it liietiniiiiii: '77:l' . last eight frog
livviti'ul. Preicii '.
' .c': . 7 . ' iipsiiti•ANi), tkif count of two
cape. 'of ! - 'f.fii.d.'1,6,,,, - -.2.'. -,. ~,,..,.fista• god,. .recaptur4,,
IirNAV.
'oh she fell
the Cron', al , broughi in, ibsibiig Stanleyrit Poole, R. STA* Brow
. . plain
where. thel-willre master, frOtU'NeWfuttndland;Si - cargo of fish and 7dittaot from 1.
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to river. In several parts I The following note was round inclosed in a quart
l across, n tic
. "Ire ulirl7____,."'l bottle, picked up at East Welnyss, about th;ee miles
Lick's "tre 16erld•424Per ast of Lirkaldy, on Tuesday ten:sight : •)
o ; where, smaut otb arid, (Edtn. and LAD Sairplart ea,)
recovered. , • ,'•! -.. :;,
nestichtigtott, Hereford,
t -tt 7 • 1 , ,
.. :,.r. aray ;lieu at woo. RP r•
pholvic }..5i„....
She appemedto use }ltem 'g • i
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w...0r...v
claw
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