Star.
London, England, 1808-05-03 00:00:00

WL!T INDIES.

BARBAtiotk MARCH to. •
His Grace Om Duke of MANCHESTER, on his war.
to Jamaica, arrived in Carlisle Bay yesterday aftei,
noon, in the GL'intitiEll frigate, Captain SlCrilt, ri
thirty-four days from Portsmouth, and twenty from
Mad Ara. The Gunhal•-ti, on coming of Chat`lcc
Fort, filed, a sahr_c to announce the Noble Paelen _ „,,er
on board (11;s Grace being also Goysroar-Geyer: aloof .
Jamaica) ; and %aim after the frigate came to, the 21-
lute, was returned by the fort.

The Ovetirtitat, previous to her arrival at Madeira,
fell in with and ca ptcred, after a short dace, the Frenth
privateer brig, Malvina, of 16 guns and (52 men, front
France, hound to. Guadaloupe, which had captured,
and had i►t company with her, the Juliana, English
ship of 430 tons, from Gibraltar bound to London,
which at the same time was retaken by the Cumulus,.
and sent with the privateer to England. The Juliana
was one of a convoy under two frigates, homeward.
bound, lint having separated from them, fell in with
the enemy, and was captured.
MaLa-at 22.—1 t appears by accounts from Mariga.
lame, that the arrival of the Admiral with part of
the squadron, soon after its capture, was most oppor-
tune, as there was a manifest preparation at Guada-
loupe for its re-enpturc, which might have been at-
tended with the most fatal consequences.
Yesterday; on the arrival of the Julia brig from
Dominica, by which accounts were received of a te-
legraphic communication having been mado from the
stop port to Sir ALEXANDEa COCHRANE, lying in
Prince Rupert's, that four suspicious ships were seen
standing into Fort Roval Bay, an opinion was adopted
with much avidity, that the Rochefort squadron had
got into Martinique, but accounts, three days subse-
quent (the 20th) frail one of our cruisers off that
island, assure that no strange vessels have lately 'got
in there.

'Me Duke of MANcuk..srEnproceecled this morning
from hence, in the GI:ERRIER frigate, for his Govern-
ment of Jamaica.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PCOVF.44II4pITTH, MAY

_ .
Sailedhtt Majesty's Assaraa and Masora, with a fleet
under convoy, fur • Quebec, &c. and the Pet Tax
gun-brig, witlrs Sat milk esarty, for Guernsey.—Wind S. E.
DEAL, MAY 2.
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Arrived the CRACKER gun-brig from, and' sailed again on, s
eruize off Ostend; DISPERA rz gun-brig, from the Nore; TROM•
PE esE sloop and PHOSPHORUS tire-brig, from a eruize.—Sailed
the Tsosarrust sloop, for the Nore.—Remain In the Downs,
TRu9Tr,lstmts, AUDACIOUS, EDGAR, TRIUMPH, MINOTAUR,
l'oLv machine, Trott, SEEL ARK, CLYDE, HOUND, PROSELYTE,
SPUD'S, PARICI.III, FLAMER, TIGRESS, Di:SP/ERA CZ, PIGEON,
Putpsziwacs.
-- SKERNESS MAY 2.

Yesterday the H.s KT V gun-brig 'sailed with the convoy to Go!.
tenburgh and the Baltic, and will be joined with more ships c
war off Yarmouth ; but, as the wind is now from the East, they
will not at present nuke much progress.—Arrived and sailed tor
the Thaine., the Enigheden, Ottsson' and the Emanuel, Smiru,
Danish paints, laden with corn and timber, captured by his Ma-
jesty's yun.brig Ty RAWL/ENT, Lieutenant Noes, Commander.—
Bet,y, ro„from Philadelphia to London, with a
cargo of sundry merchandise.—Yesterday the TARTAR frigate
soiled from the Nure—and the MAGNET, Capfaiu MORRIIi, for
Yarmouth.

lIARWICH, MAY 2.
Sailed yesterday evenhog the Auckland packet, Capt. BRIDGE,
with Mails tor Heligoland.—Wind S. E.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, MAT 2,180 E.
1..nr.1 C. Somerset's White Rose, 3 yrs. old, 9st. 31b. beat Gen.
Grosvenor's Roast Beef, 4 yrs. old, est. D. I. 100 gs.
Three to I on NVliite Rose.
Sweepstakes of 100 Guineas each, b. ft. R.M.
Mr. Craven's c. Beau Nash, by Trumpator, est. 51b. - I
Mr. Hallet's by. c. by Kill Devil, dam by Trumpator, bought
of Mr. Dtlignon, est. 31b.

Mr. Scrope's b. c. Flit Monk, by Ambrosio, out of Staple-
ton's dam, list. 21h.
'Three to 1 on Beau Nash.
Sweepstakes of lof gs. each, h. ft. for theproduce of untried mares
or of tried mares, covered by untried stallior.s ; colts carrying
/sit. 41b. fillies est. Across the Flat.
Dake of Grafton's c. Vandyke, by Sir Peter, out of Dabchick, I
Mr. Lake's b. t. Olsen a, by Sorcerer, out of Deceit, - 2
Lord Grosvenor's f. Isis, by Sir Peter, out of ibis, - 3
Sir F. Staudish's c. by Mr. 'reazle, out of Parisot, • 4
Sir C. Banbury's f. Agnc., by Sorcerer, out of Amelia, 5
Five to 1 agst. Vandyke, 3 th 1 agst. Oberea, 7 to 4 on Isit,
and 3 to 2 agst. Agnes.
The Pricce's Stakes of 100 gs. each, b. ft. for colts and fillies rising
three years old. Colts carrying Sit. 71b. and fillies Sat. 4ib.
Across the Flat,
Mr. Mellislis n. Bradbury, by Delpini, darn by Young Marske I
D. of Osafton's f. by Coriander, out of Peppsrmint - 2
S to 2 on Ersdbuty.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft fur colts and fillies rising 3 ors
old; omit* 1i5t..7.1b. fillies an. 21b. Across the flat.
D. of GratkOses C. Vandyke,tiy Sir Peter, out of Dabchick 1
Mr. Mellish's b. e. Weaver, by Shuttle - I
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Ld Grolivenor's b. c. 'Metter, by Sir Peter -
1.4 Feley's b. f. 4, Worthy, out of Mi.. Fury 4
' 5-a $ apt Vaodyka .sto I agot Weaver ;6to 4 on Chester.
Gan. Grosvenor'. Rifleman, 4 yrs old, Est. 51b. beat Mr. Van-
sluart's Moineutillaintnylold, tist. 101 b. Across the flat, 100 p.
h. R.---1 to 1 apt 1 .
Ld Sonvell's brother to Bustard, 4,t. 21b. beat Gen. Grosvenor's
' John-u'-Gaunte list. Ab. M. sop. h. ft.-7 to 4on Award.
Ld Lowther's Trafalgar, fist. Sib, beat 14 foiey's Pipylina,
fiat. Ab. M. 200 p. h. ft.-.. 7 to 4on Trafalgar.
Sir C. Turner's Mr. Goody, est. lib. beat Sir J. Hawkin's
Clenitunt,tist. 71b. Ab. M. 10055. b. ft.-7 vi 4on Ms. handy.
Ld Sackvile's Bustard, Rat Mr. Wilson's l'avllion, Ist. 4111.
each. Ab. M. 100p.-7 to 4on Bustard.
Ld Stowell's Deceiver, Net beat Mr. Payne's Ferdinand, 6st.: sib.
Ab. M. loop. h. ft.-7 to Yon Deceiver. •
Mr. Shakesperes b. c. Discount, by Teddy, beat Mr. Writ?
ham's b. c. by Whiskey, out of Minion, est. Sib. cub. 'lwo-yr
old Course, 100fs.--6 to + on. Discount.
i. Mr. Watson's brother to Fathom, est. alb, beat Mr. Payne's
Tu4or, fist, elb. Two-yr old C. itrogs.-5 to 4 on Brother to
Fathom. .
1 Sir J. Honyvrood's Becalms!, 'ht. 41b. brat D. of Grate .'s Pak
rasol, est. alb. 1). 1. 2Gogs. h. ft.-7 to lon lia. Aural. 'e