Star.
London, England, 1804-04-21 00:00:00

FRONI LLOYD'. LIST.

GIIAVISt MD, Aryl. sa—Paled by the WY:Li/iron, .%cdtv -
fon. from Naples ; Brothers, —, from Norway , Leeds, —;
and the haffrow, Armenia, from Frobdco —Sailed the Abcona,
Evelt., for Newfoundland ; Adbve, I hompfon ; I csmtta, Patter •
fon ; Marla. Newlin ; and Hopr. Boyd. for Quebec : Martha,
Fortier. for Peurfberg ; Indefatigable, I awlkea, fur [minims;
WllNten,Dawfon; Schutfell, —; and the Gebroders,-,
for Reaberg.

A atm 'D.—At Liverpool. Neptune, --. from DernerarrAt
Waterford, Flora. Make, from London—At Cork:Surprise. Bothell,
front Terciera-- A t Naples. Lockett. Ofwald, from Penzance—
At Cowes,Ocean. Senstb. free New York.

The lfabcfla, Clark,artived at Grangcmoutb from Gottenburgh,
was brought to, from 3n to 40 Icatruct off Buchan-At by 1 Dutch
brig. about eight o'clock on Thurfday ferr.tcht 'I he brig put out
the boot to get on board the O up: but darkref. coating 'n, and
beirp on a contrary tack, the hoop crowded fad, and loou got out
of fight.

Ate Grave Hill. Sacker, arrived at Hull nn !hr tottb inff frnm
Plllau. in !even dam; at the time the k ft. 1,4 .n Fuelth ward tau
at that part. She Lilted under convoy ..t the Ih:steeuct. (I..np w..r.
1 hr Princcfa Aweii., Gardner. attired at 1 irerpool on the 3. ih
of blare\ ; Laded from Demerara an .bc trh of Januar, in
enenpany with tte Sally and Rebecca. and the Rawitufw. (ti

pored robe the two 'effete captured by It Biocide) and par.cd Una
off Bermuda.

The Buffet. Puerhere, and the Lifbon Packet, p.m',
I.on.tou for Falmouth, are rci.a:cd to Dc cararcd by a brach
I,torstocr.

SPOI:TIA'G

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NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, APRIL to.
Subccription Handicap Plate of SL for 3 yr olds and

upwards. CI. C.

SW C. Eunbary's Eleanor, 5 yrs old, all. iolb. - I
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Mr. D. Radek/Fes Rebel, aget!, 811- 71b. - 3
Mr. Howard's Chhipenhans, aged. BR. 81b. - 8
ov Mr. Centry'a ....if TlhAirD, 4yn old, 711. 31b.
Ld F. G. Ofboru's Elizabeth, 3 yrs old. ift. tclb.
Mr. Malta's Little Joey, 3 yrs old. 7111. 416.
1.4 Folry*s Dl milked Boy. 3 pre old. 78-
1.4 Grofveaor's J.ick of all Trades, 3 yrs old, 61t IBM.
Mr. Forth's Brighton, 6 yrs old, 81t. 71b. • dr
The Judge could place only three.

Sir to son Eleanor-4 to i again!! Chippenham—.
5 to i again(! Jack of all Trades.
Mr. Howorth's Malta, filL 71b. rec. ft. from Lord
Foley's Blemiftted Boy. 8(1. 41b. R. M. wogs. b. ft.

A ball and Popper of the firft (tare werefreat
on Thurfday night by M. P. ANnitaws, Eq. 'The
tables were covered with watery trophies, cartridges,
gunpowder mills, &c.
That admirable work 77e Military Mrwer, written.
it is laid. by a noble and •enerable Marquis, has
been recommended to the Officers of all the Corps id
foreral Counties by the Lord Lieutenants. It has
alfb been introduced to the Military Colleges at High
Wycombe and Woolwich, on the recommendationot
a diftinguifhed Perfonage.

A complete portable letter profs, together with as
affortment of types, and every requisite for a fault
printing office, were lali week fent ftdm to' n, to be
(hipped on board the ANTELOPE. at Yarmouth, fur
the ufe of Sir SID3tY SMITH.

Yefierday, at eieven o'clock in the forenoon, ano-
ther foie= fervice in honour of the Duce of ESC.
GIIIIPI, was performed in the King-fireet Chapels
Portman-ft:pare. The Bifitop of MONT r • Lula again
ffi ociated pontifically. There was no fel mon. Nona
of the French P:inces were prefent, buten the French
Bithops and Ni.bility attended. The chapel was hung
with black, and was crowded at an early hour. Wo
obferved fevers! of the Englifh Nubility and Gentry,
and fome Officers of the Guard.. The Prince Di
Coupe and the Duke of Bouascia remain indifpofed
at Wanflead Houle.

In the Treaty of Luneville, it is flipolated. " that
any power requiring the delivering up of perfons,
guilty of any crimes, reliding on the territory of ano-
ther Power, is not only to mention what thofe crimes
are, but fend proofs or evidence that thofe crimes are
really meditated or committed. But upon no me:-
(ion does this Treaty permit one power to exereik
juilice or vengeance in the dominions of another."
Such are nearly the contents of a note, of which
copies have been prefented by the Diplomatic Agents
of his Swedifh Majefly at all the Courts, on the Con-
firmal.

FORCEM—lnformation was lately given to the
Special Con(tables, and a houfe in Spear-ftreet, Man-
cheller, was fearched, in which there were found cop-
per plates, a prefs to tirike off notes, paper and other
materials for carrying on this nefarious hammers.—
Two men were ap➢rehended on the charge of for
gory, who are now in cullodyL

TTi►awwtwc.—leferday Thomas Con(table, a
broth maker, of Tottenham Court-road, was brought
before the Magiffiates at Marlborough it:cet, on a
charge of atfault and mifdemeanour in the falfe Ins.
prifonment of his apprentice, George Henry Gate-
ker. The offence was Dated by the lad in the fol-
lowing manner :—His father is abroad, and his mo-
ther bound him apprentice to the prifoner. On
Tuefday the loth intl. his matter took him out to
get tome wood for his bufinefs, and to Cat y it home.
as he thought. He went to get the wood ; the mat-
ter then took him to Tower Hill, where he law two
men who wanted to (peak to him. He fill-petted
their intentions, and walked on GR. The mailer
called after him, laying, " what was he afraid of r
The lad flopped in obedience to his mailer. The
men came up, and laid, " Is not your name Care-
ker ?—we have been waiting for you all the morn-
ing." The lad allowed this was his name ; the mat-
ter took the bundle from him and walked away. The
men then took him to a rendezvous h00f.% and from
thence he was conveyed to the tender. Tae next day
he was examined before the Regulating Captain, en-
tered as a volunteer, and fent in a receiving Ship down
the River. Some perfon commilerated the fituatior►
of the lad, and conveyed a letter trom him to his
mother. She applied to the above public office, and
Pamir Mare, Efq. who prelided at the time, or-
dered a letter to be fent to the officer with all poffi-
ble difpatch, requiring that Such a perfon Should be
Stopped from proceeding further. 'This was done
under the Signature of Mr. hints, the clerk. The
officer, upon receipt of the letter, fent an officer and
Six men tor that purpole, who brought back the
youth to his Majetly's (hip Enterpi ire, from whence
he bad been taken. The officer wrote back to the
Magittrate, acquainting him with what hadbeendooe.
The mailer then came down, pro- r..r.rpir of the
tranfaaion, and demanded his apprentice. He ,A a.
given up, but the Magihrate ordered the mailer to at-
tend before him. He was fo ill that he was unable to
attend. A warrant was then iffued, and he was
brought to the office.
The prifoner endeavoured to jollity his con-tuft by
an affertion of the boy's ill conduct, And a declara-
tion that he thought a few hones would cool him.—
The Magihrate, however, told him, that if the boy
eniffizhaved, it was his duty to have applied to him.
or fume other Magillrate, who would have punithed
him as the cafe might warrant.
Another perfon, wh.) was in the office, Dated, that
he intended to prolecute the prifoner for turning his
boy out of door. when he was apprentice to him. at
a time when he expected to get another lad with a
premium.

It was alto (Wed that Lieutenant Denham, who
had impreffed the lad, declared that the miller had
detired him to talc the riiiih, raying that he would
come and deliver up his indentures.

The parties v.e:t bcund rver to Ft-c.f.:cute, and
the man found bail w Rand io%