Star.
London, England, 1805-07-29 00:00:00

PROM LLOYD'S LIST.

ARRIVED—Off Dovtr, Mary, Phillips, from Tenerife—Off
Portfmouth, Friends, Chaters, from Africa—At Lirerpo..l. Re-
covery, Dunhar, front Maffachufat's ; Aid, Ward, from Oporto;
Nancy, Child : and Hero, Smart, from Wilmington—ln the Clyde,
Columbia, Watt, from Charlefton ; and Volant, Scott, from Sa-
vannah—At Guernfey, Peggy, —, from Virginia—(lt Lifbcn;
Elizabeth, Phelan; Emulation, Hill; and Ptileilla,
from Newfoundland—At Oporto—Muckle Peggles, Smith, from
London ; Syrcne, Codner ; and Kargaroo. —, from Newfound-
land—At Figuera, Dart, Bedlake, from Newfoundland—At Su-
rinam, Trufty, —; Colpoys, —; Backhoufe, —; and
Harriot, Sutherland, from Africa—At Madeira, brothers, Gault,
front Falmouth; and Medway, Pots, from Loudon—At Africa,
SFeedy, Atkins; and Thames, Black, from London ; Diana,
it•lanu ; Ann, Willoughby; and Praident, —, from Liverpool
—At *Limerick, Lord Duncan, Daniels, from• London-tit New
York, Ponithia, —,from London—At Newfoundland, Adveu •
titre, —, from rook; cnd .Ptincefs Royal, ---, from Liver-
pool—At Angola. Mary and Hannah, ---, from Liverpool—..
At Surinam, hate, Irwin, from Attica.

IXSTRIELVION At PRIZE-MONET.
The Tonnant,for the capture of the French Dip lity,nno't
winks 29, 1803, will he paid on Thurfday the -Rut AI g. .
No. 3, Salter's•ball-court, Cannon-neat, and recalled every n.
day agd 'llorfday for four months.
The Naiad, for the capture of the two French pinnaces.
361 and 369, on the 27th Noronha, Igoe, will be paid on brit.:
on her arrival in ',rut, and recalled at NO.22,SIiITCy Arco, hi r
every Wedoefday and Friday for three years.
The megura, and the Folkftone hired armed Tepper, for the
capture of the Nears Signora del Carmen, Sinn. ; cr a., Item
Will be paid at No. 9, New Sroad-ftreet, on Wed.leblay the sat
101 l and recalled every Wedstiday and Thuifday for three yew,
HIGH COURT or ADlAlltALTY.—Friday the
Right Hon. Sir W. ScoTr proceeded to the adjudi.
cation of the following cafes :
Janus, Storeys lVfafter.—ln this cafe there were twn claims with
okra to a quantity of Spanilla wool. The Court ojeded one,
and diredtod further proof as to the other.
Zeidenruft, Rozenia Matter.--This veffel wu laden with a
fare° of cheek, on a-voyage from Amfterdam to Corunna. o
condemned; and the claim of the neutral wafter, for trei4:., and
czpences, Pejedled.
Ls Perla, r--.-..Mafter.—This was a chins, for TY.IB
as Fortsgucle property.—Condemned.
mailer...DU Brandt, Tours Maner
Toricil,we
uMfte"rt6l'4aller—Packet Von Embdeo, G,,v,r,
htaft r—Dorothoa Ellzaheth, Fohrbodt Maher—Nymphia,
Mafter.—ln the shove cafes the Court dilated itatlacr proof of
the property, and decreed frtight and expences.

The Spring, WAcrkis, from Poole. fin. New
York, is 101 l on the Ifle of SAble ; crew caved.

This forenoon th,e Eaft London Militia, command.
ed by Sir Jon NI EAI4 kl, made a grand falute at the
Mullion Houle, on their march through the City,
towards Greenwich and Woolwich, to relieve the
other Regiment, which returns to town.
Monday, the laft Ilivition of the ren's Crezaao
Regiment marched but of Cork, or. their route to
iiewcaftle.

•Notwith ft anding the hirs of the Antigua (hip•, raw
fugars on F:iday experienced a trifling reduaion of
price.

The corn crops in every part of the country are of
excellent tiromife. . .
Tite following is laid to be Rate of our fevetal.
European fonadrons, independent of thole in the
I)owna and North Seas, viz.—Admiral Coattwacus
'al fail t Admiral STIILLING? off Rochefort, 6; Ad-
miral Sir R. Cause', off Ferrol, to; or, according
to other accounts, 15; Admiral COLLINGIVOOD, 1
off Cadiz ; and Sir K. Bicerrroa, in the Mediter-
ranean, g. In addition to this force there are levet;
fail of the line lying in Cawfand Bay ready for fca.
Letters from Guernfey, dated on Wednefday Lai,
hate, that on the 16th a heavy firing was heard of
St. Malo, the occafion of which was not known; it is,
however, fuppofed that the French frigate which lay
there, pot to fca, and captured two of our gun brigs,
the PLUMPER and TEAZEItt thofe rebels being after-
wards milling.
Letters have been received from Cadiz, of fo late
a date as the za of July. They mention, that all mer,
cantile correfpondence dire& with this country is
opened aud fent to Madrid, to the great inconveni-
ence and prejudice of trade ; and recommend their
letters to be lent rtridLifhon. An Enalilh packet ha 4
been captured, and fent into Cadiz.

From Malaga and Barcelona they write, that the
typhus.fever,'Which fo cruelly ravaged thole dif;
trial tali year,:has pot revifited them (as it wa; muck
dreaded it would) this (cairn.'
A Letter from an Officer onboard Lord NaLsovert
flog this the VICTORY, dated at Antigir the math
June, rays, that VILLENfOVR, the Commander in
Chief of he - `ombined Fleet, is dead,; and that the
Second in Co mtriand, CRA V 644, Wag rlawyr:rontly ill,
The, command is given to two other, who ciffes-ro
widely, that it give, us great reason to foppoie
have nor as yet determined upon any partituhir ob.
jea, except jutt kee,iing clear of us. • •
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It is Paid, that on the t gth, Lot d Niisow fpoke ;
Bermudan privateer, whim three days h-ire, had
feen !everal large Ihivs ltanding to the nOtth•well.—•
A Providence larig,had likewite ftirnifhpd his Lord-
fhip with fome intelligence, which had confirmed
him in t..e coutfe he had adopt a • -Cape RIYTHFR.
I • •-r
FORD lay's, that when he left the fleet, Lord Nvettot
bad not the kali idea of the enemy!s going ro Ame.:
rata ; but were fat i•fied they were making the beit of
thcir way' to Eutope.
Letters from Trinidad of the 7th of June mentinr,
that the gal rilon confitis of the 24 Royal,, the 37th
regiment ; and the 7th and Bth Welt India regi-
ments, with a large detachment of Artillery, betides
a numerous and excellent Militia, and finne colonial
dragoons very well appointed. There was not an
height capable of defence, or an !tambour fuCceptible
of attack, that was not proteaed be heavy cannon ;
and the greateit reliance was placed by the colony in
the energy and talent cf Gen. H/SLOP.
Saturday we received a packet of Charlefion Pa-
pers to the 27th ult. by a veffel arrived from Wil•
mingtorf; they Rate feveral more flips to have beta
captured off that bar by the Efperance and two other
French privateers.
Three vetfels have latel; arrived at Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and Bolton; with emigrants from the
North of Ireland and from Scotland, and others
were expected to follow.

A fmall Spanifh privateer of two gems, on the 4th,
sth, and 6th ult. captured three Britilh veffels from
Norfolk, Virginia ; one of them was laden with na-
val (totes for Liverpool.
Accounts•have been received by the Lifbon Mail,
o!' the American ship' Hudfon having been captured
on her paffage fr om New York f.r Naples. by
Spanifh privateer, and carried into Cadiz, where b.:01
(hip and cargo have been condemned. It wai 1111,
po:ed, that the numerous infults previoully 01Ert'd
by the Spanith cruizers to the American flag, were
unauthorifed by the Government, and would be dif•
claimed by it ; but the recent adjudication of ,Le
Spanifh Admiralty Court, ha% put an end to that
pleafing delulion, and will doub!ef; be f 1! ed by
mealures of airtive hoßility. An Atrerica,, note-
(hip, alfo, The United States, dettio...a.c... .1,- )4.41.
terranean, is Rated to have been captured by the
Spaniards in the Straits of Gibraltar.

In no way whatever can a (mall fnm of money he
made to produce a very large one, f.s Ipeedily as in a
State Lone, y, and this has, no douht. created the
teat rapport that Lotteries have r, rived : the pre.
f,nt Scheme holds out an advantage which has not
elided for many years namely, the toohey given for
blinks which affords the advewurer a chance of the
great Prizes at much ley than the ufual rick.

SPORTING MITT LUG VICE.

BRIGHTON, FRU), it, JULY a&

Yeti erday his Royal Highnefs hid a fdeEt party tc
nner at the nevillion ; and during the evening the
Is 's Band performed feveral esquilite pieces, on
tif.: lawn before the Pavillion. The Steyne was co-
vered with beauty and (Albion till a late • hour. 'rhe
Theatre was but thinly attended, the night net biting
what is called the regular play night.
This being the firft day of the Rate., was ;altered
in by the mull aufpicious mousing. The Steyne wasl
crowded at en early hour, and fo continued till
twelve o'clock, when the company began to move
towards the Race-grata. Alsont half pall twelve
time Peirce entered the field, driving his own ba.
reurbe, drawn by fix bays, accompanied on the box
*.s a Polak Prince; Lord CRAVEN, and two others
•,7 Pstact's friends, were infide. The Race-1
ound, though much hronged with both beauty
and fafhion, was yet, upon the whole, not fo num:.
attswied as on many former occafions. The'
city was extremely favourable, and the turf in admi-
rable , the following was the order of the
day's runtting.r— .
The SmcvireStakes of togs. each, hR mile; 3.yr Olds to carry
7g.. 4 yr olds BR. 31b. 3 yr olds SR. 9lb. 0 yr olds sdt. 111). and
aged 9R.4T.
His R. H. the Frir.ce of Wales's Rebel, aged
Mr. Wardell's b. in/Gratitude, 4 yrs oU • .
Mr. Labmlte'sbr.ll Bullard, 4 yrs old
Mr. Howorth's Wheatear. 5 yrs old
The betting was firiCit in favour of ilgarel, nearly
even againft the field ; but Retil, within thirty yards ,
of the poll.; made a pufh and on it.
The next race excited perhaps more intereil thaq
city rmitar occurrence, fine the match between
Hantbletonian and Diamond. tt was between Mr. Mel:
San.:46, and Lord Egremoat's Hannibal, to rue
one mile (called the laft mile oethe Brighton coerce)
for tom guineas, carrying 811. alb. each. It is
thought that there never Was a more fporting. match.
About tiro months fince.the odds were 3 to a in fa,
.jour of Saletn, ; it was then whlfpered that Sane&
was to !ay by for his match with Pavari at Lewes,
and did not mean to win, which occafioned a vat ia-
tion of 22 to 20 in favour of Hiutailist
.Pa Tburf-
dav evening there was much betting on the Steyne,
and or. Friday Morning Mr. Melia!: jocularly ob
ferret!, " I hare' etted too much odd:, but I have
taken two or three fives to four, and it is al if Ido
not win.' Han::ibed and Sancho fat/died at half pall
ore. Bt ckle rode Sane o, and Cliff rode .Hannibal.
When Buckle was mounted, Mellifh went up to him
in Come trepida•ian. and remarked, ''
.Well, Frank,.
Goo biers you, win if you can, don't fpare old
Sasebo."—Bucklequietly anfwered, "Don't be
alarmed, Sir, ITM e fur 50001. as cool as for Sol.—
we're prime !" The bell at the winning. port was
then rung, and this ve.y important and interefling
race was decided as follows :—At flatting Buckle
t;adetbepiay, becanfe he knew Hannibal to be a run.
.rway hotje, and it is always confliered to be a good
a?.'3;ment to risarkhire. When they came to the (lir-
lance- poll. Smelts had the lead; and Haanibal ap-
peared to 116erbe from the Irdit. Cliff made a, bold
iidb, and rode in a very malicrly Pyle but Buckle,
riding So who, won by, ialfa kVA ! When the 1114(0
cave and Sancho was declared winner, the Prinee's.
tli-nd, and the whole celiac. rang with acclamationi,
as, Mr. Mellifh, the owner Ottbi winning bode, has
lately been rather unfortunate. „ Buckle had flocs
gnineas utton the race, and faid he could have won
by three lengths. It was over in oni ininute and a
quarter.
The next nee was the folloiring
The Third and ;ad Year of the Pavilion Stakes of togs. leach.
b. ft. for colts carrying Sit 31b.and fifties aft. then 3 yrs old;
the 141 mile. The whiner of the Dal*, Oohs. or Arent Stakes
to carry ;lb. extra. , •
Lord fgrannot's b. c.Cardinal Beaofert,hy Gohanna -
Sir C. Bunlitry's h. f. Lydia, by Wbiatey • - •
Sir F. StanditSl Lord Grofvenoea c. by Sir Peter
The betting was even the field again& Cardinil
Beaufort, whO tvoil ireiy handfonselY, but was fo
firing at coming is that he ran confiderabli beyond
the Signal Poll before he could be /*Adele.
The fourth race was decided asunder :
The Second Year of the renevied Hits;Sweepdakee of top. each, for
3yr old Cohn, ylb. and4lb. The laft
Milet-
The winner to be fold for isop.if demanded,&e.
I.e.d F,gretnont's b. e. Prodigal., by GOhanaa
Mr. Howorth's R e. S_erlp.bY
Mr. Ladbrokei ch. c. Dudley, by Guildford
Not mush betting.
The next rate excited eonfideralsle interell, and it
:role from the frillowing circumilanceLord Barry-
mare and Sir John Shelly happening to meet at din-
ner in Company with the Prince of Wales, Sir John
obferved, that he would run his own boric Curry-
cLrgb againft his Lordfhip's Merryman, carrying 80.
(.16. each, for one hundred guineas, which Lord Bar-
ryawre declined, till the Prince offered to go the iso-
-11:v with him. The betting was 35 to 20, and °tea-
fonally 2 tot in favour of Sir John Shelley agaitat
Lord Barrymore. They palled the dinance poll
and neck, but Buckle, who rode Merryman,
nride is grand pufh, and heat tbe oddrby winning the
race.

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After this followed the Sweepßakes foi 4 miles.
sarcepnakes of tcogs.e.a.h, b. ft. Four mitt.
14;• ti 14 the Prince of Wales's Abide, 5 In *ld. 7a• 614*
Air. F. Neale's Bobtail, aged, BIL -
!tit Harefoot, S yrs. old, 61L131b. 3
A curious circunlflance took place this day.—A
fanner who rents the Race-ground, having explained
to the Jockey Club that !aft feafou he had not received
the ufual compliment of one-fourth of a pipe of wine,
threa:ened to plough up the courfe if he Was not paid
-hat he conceived to be his due. He accordingly
la his plough to work, but a prefstang appearing
%fit ploughmen fled, and tefigned the field to the Gen-
tlemen of the turf. The farmer, however, fags, be
will not be jeciryclout of his wine in this manner, and
is determined to have another fort of a race for it in
tVeliminfier Hall.

SATURDAY, JULY 27.
Tie Racing to-day was not fo well attended as
p:lk.rday, but much money was pending.
The fports commenced at one o'clock, with
the Stakes of sop. each, h. ft. for 4-year olds, 7ft. Ob.
'-i* olds, Bft. sib. 6-yr olds, Bft. i 1 lb. and aged, Bft. 131 b.—four
role. Marts allowed 31b.
tit.. Windhanes Walton 6 yrs old -
Sir John Shelley's Houghton Lars, 4 yrs old . 2
r. Mellilles Lady Brough, 4 Yrs old - - I
-
'.s R. H the Prince of Wales's br. h. Orville, 6 yes old 43
ir• Howotth's Enterprise, 4 yrs old - S
Of the honks named five only Darted, which came
.1 as placed.

race nver, much confufion took place among
ipottlino;, in confequeoce of a rumour that the

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two Gra herrn ;n final gene on the *tong of tie
poll. Upon enquiry, however, it proved that the
whole of the honks had gone on the wrong fide of the
polls at the fame time ; the fiat in confequence was
adjudged the winner.
This difpute occafioned the next race to be delayed
until half pall two o'clock, when the following horfes
flailed for

The Second Year of the renewed Petworth Stakes of logs. each,
for horfes ; 4-yr olds, A. ylb. 5-yr olds BR. 71b. 6-yr olds, 9ft.
.n.nd aged 91t. 31b. Four miles. Mares allowed 31b. The win-
,ner.to be fold for 'sags. if demanded, &c
Lord ILlgremont's b: f. by Precipitate, out of Catharine
His R. H. the Prime of Waies's Rebel, aged
Mr. Haworth's Wheawar. s yrs old - .3
Sir C. Bunh.ry.i. Mr. G. Watfon, Mr. Shakerpear, Sir F. Evelyn,
and Lord Stare% pd. ft.
A very excellent race.—Rebel was the favourite at
Ratting. Lord Ecassionv's b. f. won by about
half a length. •
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The third and lag race of the day was a Plate of
Fifty Pounds for 3.yr old., yiLtilb. 4-yr olds Sit. rilb. and sir
olds 9ft. ,lb. A winner of a-Plate or Sweepßakes in 1805, to
carry 31b. elm:, of two ylb. ULU. Mares allowed 31b. Heats,
the New Cunrfe.
W Huwonh's b. c Prodigal, by Gohanna, 3 yrs old t
Mr. Ladbrokes b. wl. Dora, 3 yrs old • . - - 2
His R. H. the Prince of Wales's re. e. Petinehio, 4 yrs aid 3 dr
The firft heat being won by Pro4a7, an objeflion
arpfe to Prime/iv': flatting a fecund time, not having
carried his weight the firft, through a miaake, as his
having won a plate previoufly, an extra weight of
three pounds %mild have been given him. Xo put
an end to the difpute. Pdrucbio was drawn ; Prodigal
and Dora now Ratted for the fecond heat, which, of
good, dole, and determined running, was, abota
half a length, fuppofed to be won by the latter. On
repairing to the (cafes, however, it appeared, that the
rider of PreeNzal did not retorn with his proper weight.
which .occasioned another difpute; the refult of which
was', that Mr. Ladbroke's mare Dora was adjudged
the winner.. The utmoft confufion now prevailed
among theilsettits, producing a fcene much eater
conceived than defcribed.

Mr. Matte:sr, we are informed, is Maw, fome
thoufands this day. He fuffered the moll we hear
by the immenfe bets he had on Lady Brorg6, in the
Somerfet Stakes. Symptoms of boxing were once
or twice table in the rabble on the hill, and which,
at one time, had very nearly terminated in a general
engagement, from the preffure of the mob to obtain,
a fight of the combatants. Matters, bpwever, were
adjuited before any blows paffed, that
,we obferved.
The ground was by no means fo numeroufly crowd-
ed as yeflerday, though a vall number of additional
tportfmen were prefent. The PRINCI rode for tome
time about the comic, but fat principally upon the
box of his barouche. The Duke of BEDFORD (ported
a barouche and fix. Mr. BUTLER, Mr. RUCKSR,
MC: SPENCER, Sir FRANCIS BARING, Sir Joust Lao[,
fported litch a barouche and four; Lord BARRY MORE,
a curricle and pair, but had alto a barouche and four
on the ground.
The field was ennfiderably crowded with Mood don.
by:, more fafhionably ailed gerufalan Poneys, mount-
ed by their fair riders,.

,tellerclay the St. Clement's Dane; Volunteers,
*cotismanded by Major BLAKE, mutlered at an early
hour in Lincoln's•inn-gardcns, and ma►ched from
thenci to the fields adjoining Illington, for the pur.
pole of fkirmifixing and pradifinglight infantry move-
ments.... After going through a variety of excellent
evolutions. firing, &c. they returned to town.

On Saturday afternoon the Southwark Volunteers
arrived in town from Epforn Downs, where they have
been encamped for fifteen days. They were preced-
ed by a confiderable number of baggage waggons
heavily laden, and which formed a fingular contrail
to feveral that were palling at the fame time into
Kent, belonging to a regiment of militia I the for.
insr,being principally laden with handfome hair-
trtanks, blankets, sheets, and mattrafTes of the fineft
4100;7. The members of the corps, however, were
fo much disfigured by dull and the rays of the fun,
that in pint of appearance, there was no difference
between them and a regular marching regiment.
In 'he reign of Enwaso 111. the falary of the Chief
Jake of the King's Bench was 661. 13s. 4d. per an-
num : that of the puifne Judges of that Court, 401.
each. qleen ELIZABETH created the Earl of Shrewf-
bury Eati Marfhal of England. during life, and ap-
pointed him a falary of 201. per annum ! To her Se-
cretary for r._ tench Correfpondence the was more libe-
ral, his falary a•as 601. per annum.

The improveMents in Old Palace-yard, under the
late Act, are already begun. On the Ealt fide, one
end of the Coffee hook, on the left of the pi incipal
entrance to the Houfe of Lords, and which not long
fince had been neatly fitted up, is taken down ; and,
the workmen are proceeding to demolifh thole very
antient and unfightly buildings, of which the old
noted chop.houfe, the Ship, forms a part. It is pro.
pofed to eyed a uniform range of buildings, parallel
with the Court of Requefts (the preterit Houfe of
Lords), which are to contain ftritable apartments for
the Loan CHANCELLOR, an office for the Chairman
of the Committees, and other accommodations.

Monday laR, at Buckingham Affixes, came on the
long depending quellion between Sir Jolla Ansaar
anal ALsI6MDta CROKE, Efq. LL. D. refpeeting Sir
JOHN'S claim upon White Croft-green, in the Ham-
let of Studley ; when, after an accurate invelligation,
which took up the attention of the Court for ten hours,
and examining a great number of witneffes, it was
probed that the whole of White Crofs•green is the
property of Dr. Canes.
The man cf the name of Hall, welled at Whit
liable on fufpieion of carrying on a correfpondence
with the enemy. has been committed for trial. Mr.
Sanders and his fon, the proprietors and drivers of
the carriage between that !own and Canterbury, who
were taken up and examined as to their knowledge
of Hall, have been fent home. They arrived at
Whiftable laft week.

Friday as Mr. Toms LI rt, of Chelfea, was returning
by water, with his wife and child, two years old, the
boat !truck again ft a barge, off Milbank, with fuch
violence that Mrs. T. and child were thrown over-
board ; the lady wa, laved but the infant perifhcd.
Wright, clerk to a mercantile houfe in the
city, was on Saturday drowned, while bathing in the
Serpentine-river.
Saturday a nurfery-maid, with a child in her arms,
was knocked down in Fleet•market, by a tingle-horfe
chaife, one of the wheels of which went over the
child, and killed it on the fpot. The yoting woman
was claogetoutly hurt.

RerAL
.9/Iriroupl..jur.v 26 —Laft evening 4 lictle be-
lt,•the Vial Family landed from their crui-
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tb r _

aize,
af::.
spent in carriages to the Lodge, whence, al.
ter-liittaking fome refrethment, they went to the
Theatie.

The Mail from London this morning being later
than ufual, his Ma jelly ordered the Mdtenger, who
came by it V? ith difpatches, to attend him on board
the Ro7at Yacht ; and after his Majelly bad given
anfwers td the difpatches, was fent alhore time enough
to mum to London by the Mail. The whole of ',lie
Royal P!smily, except the Duke Of CVI4IIII.I.•SD,
went cn board.

To-remains of one of the Mates ofithe Aheriza-
Tenn 7 we re found a few days fine, and this morning
they etrert interred in the burying-ground.
I..ratnitht a watchmaker's fhop was broke open,
rind• robbed of 3 a Myer watches, and two gold ones.
The robbery was committed by means of cutting a
hole jn the flutters.

Fay ay.—The Royal Family landed from their
eruize laft evening about fix o'clock ; a royal falute
was fired, and the ufual ceremoniesobferved at land-
ing., They went in two carriages to the Lodge.
After breakfaft the Royal Family went on board
the Foypl Yacht.
The Royal Dukes of CUMBERLAND and CAM-
BRIJ/GI, who are indefatigable in their military duty.
are gone to the camps, and the troops are under the
molt excellent difcipline and good order.