Star.
London, England, 1808-05-19 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.
PLYMOUTH, MAY 17.
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Came in the SoLEJAY, of n guns, fromßio Janeiro;
Hamburgh ship Harman Thurnelda, Captain Ros-
sow, from Charleston for London, with rice, last from
Fowey. Came in the STATIRA, of 36 guns, from
Portsmouth. On the arrival of the SURVEILLANTE at
Rio Janeiro, the MARLBOROUGH, MONARCH, and BED.
FORD, of 74 . guns each, and the LONDON, of 98 guns,
sailed far Bahia, where it was expected the Rochefort
squadron was bound.
PORTSMOUTH MAY Is.
Arrived his Majesty's ships ALERT, SApPIIO, and
FLYINGFISH with a convoy from the Downs ; Bri-
tannia transport, Captain Roaissox from Madeira,
with dispatches ; also the Minerva, A''n.nc.oosa, from
ditto : she spoke his Majesty's ship THETIS, with the
fleet for the East Indies, &c. on the SOth ult. between
Porto Santo and Madeira, all well. Sailed his Ma-
jesty's ship Pose= for Plymouth • ALERT for the
Downs ; and SAPPHO for the westward. His Ma-
jesty's ship HYPERION is appointed convoy for the
Mediterranean. Wind E.
DEAL, MAY 18.
Came down from Sheerness his Majesty's ship Pak-
DORA, and remains in the Downs with the ships- as per
last, Wind E. N. E.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRAVESEND, MAY 18.—Passed by the Amsterdam packet,
Aprow, from New York. Sailed the Eliza, Brown, for New
York; Peggy, Stevens, for Rio Janeiro ; Powdersbam Castle,
Stocker, for Malta; Enterprize, Bowman; and the Sally, Brown,
for Gibraltar ; Tyne packet, Barber, for Dublin ; Favourite
Clift9e, for Senegal ; Andalusia, Jefferson ; and Industry, John:
son, for Stockholm.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM CAPTAIN BOOTH 61P THE
HARVEY, FROM PETERSBUROH.
kL.SINBURGH, APRIL 24,
" I arrived here this morningwea# made aiiplication to Rear.
r Admiral Sir Samuel Hood fora( convoy to go tosh which
he has granted, and appointed a frigate and a brig to ail u soon
as possible. It is reported the Danes have sunk some old wrecks
in the passage of the Sound : but the Admiral is now about sur-
L veying the Malmo Channel ; the intention is to pass the ships
; through there. Pilots are appointed at Faisterbo', for the use of
the men of war. The Admiral has given me orders to write to
the ships at Carlshatn to join the convoy ; the force here is six sail
. of the line, two frigates, and brigs. Sir Samuel gives in conyoy
no farther than Gottenburgh, where we are to take the legulas'
5 convoy ;he means to place a ship of theline abreast of Ctonbere
s Castle before we pass.k
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE
NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING, 1800. -
t WEDNESDAY, MAT 18.
The Jockey Club Plate of 50p. to be run for by horses the Pro-
" perty of Members of the jockey Club ;4 yr olds carrying
~. 7st. 21b. syr olds eat. sib. 6 g olds est. 91b. and aged Est.
l lib.
B. C.
• Mr. Lake's b. f. Nymphina, 4re old II I
e Generti Gower's br. m. Pelisse, aged .
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A Lord 'Sackvilles ch. h. Prospero, aged -
4 Lord Lovrther's b. h. Tot, 6 yrs old - 4
d Lord Foley's Captain Absolute, aged 5
Mr. C. Browne's b. h. Pavilion, aged - dr
r' 7to 2 apt. Nymphina-5 tol agst. Pelisse-7 to 4 apt. Praspero.
Sweepstakes of 100 p. each, h. ft, for 4yr old?. Across th Flat,
Mr. Fermor's Brighton, 7st. 111 h: - 1
Duke of Graften's Musician, 7e.. 10Ib. 2
r- M.r. Kellerman's L'Huile de Venus, est. - S
Sir C. Bunietry's Rambler, Tat. 2.1 b. . ! 4
le , 6to 4 apt. Brighton-7 to 4 apt. Musician.
d Mr. craven's_ Beau Nasb, 7st. beat Mr. Payne's Tudor, esti
a Two yr. old Conrse, SOOgs to 4on Beau Nash.
Duke of 'Grafton's Barbarian, est. 911). beet Lord Foley's Ceci-
,,, Us, 7st. Two-yr old C. 100g5..--_-2 to 1 apt. Barbarian.
Mr. Craven's Beau Nash, 7st. beat Sir J. Shelley's Clasher,
est. 81b. First half of Ab. M. tOgs—Even betting on Beau Nash.
Lord G. H. Caveedish's Pagoda, beat Duke of Grafton's Bar-:
ed lariats, Bst. 11b. each. Twol•r. old C. 50p—S 19 4on Pagoda.
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on Lord Foley's Comrade, against Loid G. H. Civendidis Pagoda,
est. 31b. each. D. M. 50gs. Off by Consent.
General Gros error's Woodcutter, by Lop, tist. rec. 40gs from
Mr. How9iites Laurette, est. 71b. D. I. 200 gs. h. ft.
- DUBLIN, MAT 14,,
m, This morning, in the Court of Chancery, the Attorney Gene-
ral (Mr. See at st) moved the Court on the pitt of the Earl of Li.
merick, for an attachment against Mr. William Beaumont, of
SackvUle-Siteet, an eminent Sqlicitor of that Court, and against
his wife, Mrs. Beaumont, on the ground that they had advised and
tic, procured the marriage of Miss Edwards, Mrs. Beaumont's (laugh;
LY's ter, by a former husband, with the Noble Earl's eldeit son, Lord
Glentworth, who is is ininor of nineteen years of age, although i
prohibitory order had issued from that Court, cautioning them
11044 t 1101 Proceeding, and that the same would be considered
as a high contempt. Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont's affidavits were
afterwards read, in order to oppose this application. Mn B. ad-
we mined he was well aware of the intimacy that prevailed between
Lord Glentworth and his daughter-in-law, but declared, that he
n• had carefully abstained from taking any step tq further it. Mrs.
Beaumqnt admitted she was made very uneasy by the continuance
sngr of that intimacy, which had become the topic of public convetia-
don ; that she had, in consequence consulted with some female
friends, who thought thebusiness would be best tented by a afar-ar7
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t tinge, and that an inilination to that effect Was, some svii, or other.
though not strictly from Mrs. Beaumont,.cooveyed to the' young
e a couple, who, itwas admitted, were since married at Gretna Green.
,ort The cause shewn against the attachment was allowed as to Mr: •
, . .
.Is, Beaumont, and Mu. Beaumont was ortfered =ewer further per-
""" tonal interrogatories, the attachment net to issue in the mean time.
Miss Edwards, now Lady Glentworth, is a beautiful girl of fa
:y of years of age, and niece to Sir Jonah Barrington. The Court was
his amazingly crowded. The nimbus of Richmond was aecommo-
, for dated with a oat ;xi the Bench, and near her were arranged all the
pot. whim, rank, and beauty Dublin can boait—The Marchionesses
amen of Donegal and Thqmond, Lady Elizabeth Littlehales, Lady Ed-
Pert,' ward Somerset, Lady Denny Floyd,Lady Rossmore, Lady Cox, Ike.
steal- . Lady Gturrwoare is daughter of the late Captain Tennison
tat Edwards, Of Oldcourt, county of Wicklow, a cery old and respec-
fard; table flintily. Mrs. EDWARDS was lefts very young widow, with
Ming- two Wadi daughters, and sothe years after martial W. Been.:
a the MONT, EStI..TES. BEAUMONT was daughterof Mr. BARRINGTON,
'line.' of Casdewoe in the Queen's County, 'lreland, who, until his de-
: pro- cease, returned two numb, sto the Irish Pat_ ipment, for this bet-
steal- rough of Ballinakill; and whose widow, Mrs. BARRINGTON,
W. now resides at Bath.
hway .
Pine Tuesday the Princess of *ALIN completed her 40th
lam._ year, on which occasion her Royal Highness's trades-
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men, in London and Greenwich, illuminated.
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laid The Leath Volunteers, commanded by Colonel
ourts IiORTON, and the Greenock and Port Glasgow regi-
et off melt, conmanded by Colonel ALEEANDiiII, have de-
. dared their willingness to commute their present ser-
ma. vice for that of the Local Mili
The NtW S:ate Lottery that is to commence draw-
-1 the
ing on the 518:11 of next month (June) presents object,
r. t ) attr.ac adventurers, beyond any former Lottery,
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" having Six Prizes of twenty Thousand Pounds, va-
eave, .
pous other Capitals, and only Twenty-five Thousand •
deira' The Titkets. Those persons' whose fancy leads them to
• mod choose and-select particular numbers for their advan-
%dmisailT should make early application, to prevent being
Pcltwisa; pointed. This and all parts of the Lottery bu.!
f bne, sine se are if Aim arty attended to by RICHARDSON,
Croomucs, and Co. Stock-brokers, Bank-buildings,
today Cornhill, and, facing clip Gate of the King's Mews,
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Charing-ergs.%
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