Star.
London, England, 1808-05-28 00:00:00

IMANCRESTER, MAY it;
a Wilts die military appeared od the gititind of et. George%
field (commonly called the New Burying Grourd),near this tows
on the evening of the .25th instmt, the Riot Act was r 4.4 three
distinct times, ble the multitude did not a-1i5p...1.6e. The infantry
were under the necessity of charging them. In a moment a gene-
ral consternation took place, by the c...valry pailoping through
the growth it, all directions. Some wer:. r >de ov.r, and a few
that were obstinate ht dispersing, wounded with the (air:ll-y.B
tworda. One of the purple th:,ss a brici-7, and hit one of the
horie's heads. tilt; rider itarnechately 1.1...i.eal in, I,ittol, and shot
him dead on the siot. Another nran, fur a simil. r ci;r, ice, w..s
shot at, and wounded in the thigh : he died so .r after. Not et
thirty of the ringleaders are safely lodged in the N. w B.: I y r.-
- son, Salford, adjoining 'Manchester. Sever.l of th: se-.•teAled
w...re taken to the town infirmary.
" This morning W.l; ushered in with tranquilly. The Mill. ary
had their Orden, both lnfar.try and Cavalry, to take their it4',i.;: s
again, in St. George's Fields, by sceen o'cloek this moruirg, which
was prnclually obeyed ; and when two or three of the Viva • is
ha 4 gathered together, they instantly disperat d them off the grow d,
and another party of the Military parad> d the streets through..ut
tbi town, and I ant 'nippy to say, lets kept all clear, peaceable,
and quiet, during the day. Business was rt:gulatly totluweel a,l
trinsactedi but not to a great extent. 'lle influx :f NI ilitary into
this town, within 56 hours, exceeds 500 men, and chi. fly cavalry.
i Public tranquillity appears to be restored ; but it is thought ;,rls.
I dent for the Military to be under arms during the night, at d they,
are ordered so to be. It is now ten o'clock at tight, and all nit&
I mains quiet." /.14

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE
. The following outward-bound East Indiamen arri-
red off Madeira, the 28th April last, under convoy
of his Majesty's ship Turns, viz.
ELIROrE, WILLIAM PITT, LORD CASTLERRAGII, SOVEREICN,
LORD KEW!, SIR lON HENSLEY, EUTIIRATES, NORTHUM-
BERLAND, and ALE ANDER.
The seven first-mentioned ships parted from the
NORTIIUMBERLANDaIId ALEXANDER on the2.Bth
an 3 proceeded to their voyages ; and (at April St th,
the NORTHL3IBETILAND and ALEXANDER went into a-
deira, and wer:!cipected to sail thence tlt• I M, y.

By the Isabella, HIGGINS, arrived at Dublin, from M
accounts are received that the N s a ru u AMR LAND and A. s.•
yea East Ind amen arrived at Mad,ira ol the sot!) ~f .kp:il, .1-d
remained there on the 9th of May. The rest of the fle:: • u..,,er
convoy of his Majesty's ship 'flier's, lay too off the r... the
2d May, when they made saiL The fleet for t!.e W, s. In lies,
under convoy of his Majesty's ship Mc rost ENE, :YIP ea.
deira on the 9th May, and would sail in five or six days.
The Trader, HOLLAND ERSEIN a, which Llt New York in Ja-
nuary last, and was warned into our ports, obtained a lice ree and
proceeded to the Texel. 'Pore she remained for iiateen days,
1 and was refused to land her cargo, or to hold a,:y coninumication
whatever, with the land. She was, however, permitted to come
out, and is just returned here. I ler permission to 1. a • e the Texel
was certainly a proof of lenity. Through the commt ni ation which
the Captain had with the Dutch Commander, he rn d that the
following American vessels were detained at Arnste, dant on the
16:h May t--Elizabeth, J. EA ELT LET, muter; lirgi a, •-•
t eitOCKATT, ditto; Shepherdess, J. N ruhas ; Creole, J. N LKIR K.;
Mount Vernoc,_ J. OwENS; America, N. LAILA ; Monticello,
STORY ; Sally, T. FROST ; Hannah, TANNING.
The two followirg had been brought in by French privateers:
Rising Sun, C. Ilityrn Sally, W. Men )1.9.
A vessel has arrited at Guernsey, after a very short pi:gage
from Cadle. five Americans are also arrived from another -pa-
rish port. This appears to contradict the report of an embargo in
the :.spani4h ports.

FALMOUTH, MAY 25.
Saded the Freeling packet, Captaii Eau., with mails for the
Leeward laands.—Wird S.E.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY CI.
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Arrived his Majesty's brigs DA r PER from a cruize ; RESOLOT a
and SHARPSHOOTER With a convoy from the Downs. Ili% Ma.
jesty's ship 4ELLE POULE has the sigaal flying for a convoy to the
Mediterranean. Wind W.