Star.
London, England, 1804-11-07 00:00:00

SPOETINC INTELLIGENCE.

the well•known pack of harrierskept by R. A is on sw,
Efq. of Harleftone Park, Northamptonfhire, had on
Monday Winne of the feverelk days perhapsever record-
ed fo early in the feafon. After two very good runs,
killing the firfi hare, and preffing the fecond in fuch
degree as to compel her to Leek refuge in a chain, the
proprietor ordered the hounds to a gorfe covert, in
the Lordfhip sit Eaft Haddon, where they immedi-
ately found. Puts, difdaining the prefcribed circles
generally taken by her timid race, boldly challenged
the fleet pack, to a but of arength over an extent of
country apparently lirange to each other, leaving
and difperfings for a confiderable period, even the
flifteft horfes of the field. After traverfing an
unnfual difiance, the bent her courfe towards Alt horp
Park, making three defperate efforts to attend the
wall, which her firength not enabling her to accom-
plith, the dirated her courfe to her once fancied
peaceful ihalsitition,balt where the was not fuffered to
remain many feconds. Seeking her falai in' flight,
again the broke covert, and after an hour and twenty
minutes ma (evere running, fortune decreed her a
refpite in the fill pf a very heavy (bower of rain. A
well-bred valuable mare, rode by the huntfman, died
in a few hours after the Taft run.
MATCH AGAINST 1:1,41.—Lieutenant FAMMAN is
laid to be the Gentleman who was lately mentioned
to have made a bet of one hundred guineas, to In a
dfilance of fisty miles on Toot, in fourteen fucceflive
hours, within a fortnights having choke of ground,
and giving twelve hours pi cvinus notice. The match,
we underitand, was made nn !Sfttirday fetnnight ;
his time will tonfequently expire on Eritley nen. He
is now at Newmarket in training, to which neighbour-
hood, it is ranoured, he will perform the undertaking.
Bets are running high agAintt him—five to three, and
even two to one ale offered in all direaidns.

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• lAst INDIA SHIPPING. • • •
Previous tattle IA China fleet leavinf Canton,
Spanifb frigate had arrived there from Manilla, w4l:t
a very confiderable quantity of fpecie on board, Ls •
longing to the Spanifh Government The Captaitt
Rated, that a very valuable Spaniai galleon was to
fail from Manilla in rebrnary or March lab for chin,.
We learn from Bombay that advices had been
ceived from the Northward, Rating that during ••
tremendous gale of wind, feveral boats had perillsesi I
amongtl others one from Baroach bound to Bombay
with Mr. John Turner, of the Gazette Office.
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a craw and paffengers amounting to upwardi of tcc
people on board, was totally loft feveral pack tges
fent. by that conveyance from Bombay, had been
walked on (bore and forwarded agreeably to thtit
direftions.
A letter from an Officer on board his Majefl 's
fhip 13 iffalo, dated off Prince of Wales's Mane, in
December lA, Rates, that—" After leaving Fo,
jackfon they touched at Amboyna to take in %vote,
They failed from thence in September, when there
were no Dutch (hips of force in the Sound. About
fix weeks before their arrival a Commodore with duce
frigates failed for Ternate. and in endeavouring to
pats round the Weft end of the Mind, the Comme-
dore's (hip was hove on fhore by the fwell in a calm.
and totally io it—her guns and part of her !totes were
fared. tile other two frigates, it was underflood.
were to go to Batavia. Amboyna was garrifoned by
part of a regiment, in which, except the odicers, were
ver7 few Europeans.
In the month of Jannatylafl,alarge French fchooner
failed front Rangoon, in ate Eaft Indies, bound to
France, having on board a valuable cargo of bale
goods, that had been landed there from a (hip under
Danifh colours, which velfel had failed again with a
cargo of rice for Madras. The fcbooner was to touch
at the Hie of Frat.ce for her inal orders. Another
French wird was fitting out there to carry a cargo
of the fame kind to France, which, it was underftood.
the Danith flUp would-in like manner bring from
Madras under Danifh colours, as loon as the could
dirpofe of her rice at that Preidency.
We learn, that the particular. of this traffic and
conduit of neutral veffels had been fully difelofed to
the Governor General in India, wbo, no doobt, has
by this time taken fuch meafures as will afatually
prevent a repetition of this illicit trade.
DtstaintlTioN SDP PRIZE-MONET.

. La Nymphe, for the capture of the Two Brothers. July 3. 1793.
will be paid an Thuriday the Bth hat at No yo;. Great Amid.
Rae, 81430110 nm, and recalled for three years.
The floop Moucheron will be paid for the Farah Takla Ms
Atria, la Leda, ands Providence, captured Nov. ti. Ito:, es
board, on her Arrival in port, and recalled at No. as, Warm-firm/4
rhillaury, for three years.
To the Boadicea, for the emture rf the French privateer,' l'Eur
rive and IA Vatoor, captured pth June and 24th November, a MS-
[reburied) yew be made on board the chip on her snail is port,
every Turiday and Friday for three years at Nos telealart's
To the gun-brig Vino, for the capters of the French manioc
la Lyooefe, December 7, 1803, a diftributloo will bs made as
bc.ard the Vixen, at Yarnmuth, on her arrival in port ; and every
Tirefday and Friday for three years by the Agents.
To the Doris, for the capture of tits French tripe la Nympare.
4th Item, 1803,14 Oncorde, lo
the fame mortal, and la Prurience,
Jolt, 28, 1803, a dillation will he made on ha arrival in poet,
acdevcry MouilayandSaturdly for three yearsat Vlymptcm,,Devore
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Gi season Nov. 6.—Palled DJ the Vrow Melßaa, Cabot,.
from Arrifterdi:m ; Fatherlandett, Reptile*, from Noevory; Pro-
vidence, Murdock, from Longfound; Sifters, Wintenhihms;
and the Ada.. Harris, from Peterfloirgh..--Sailed the Atlas.
Richards, for Barbados s ; Marc, Bundle, fur Gibraltar ; Sgbd the
Twe Gebroders, Hacklin, for
RiVED. RoacriAm.
Aft

In the Met, the Patty, Oftle; Venus, Wills: Commerce.
Walker; Rolla, 011 k; Iris, Mob; Jenny, --. ; Levant, Dry.
den, and the Bad& Volunteer, --.,1 from Dentate : James, Al.
len, and the Howard, Davis, from Meisel; Thalia, Jones; Br
chael, Billiton ; Mentor. Herat Nelty, Reid t Cfiriftelthers
Dowers ; Britith Caron, Ander:pa; sod the Helena, Itmeht; teem
Petcrflameh...-At Roebefter, Cortes, Clain& from ditto—M
Portfm.itah. ,Imo. Radilen. from Venice; Am,' Tayiur, from
Mcni:i. ; Ea:. Bets; Battey and bast,. —, and the Marie,
Confeler. from Gihrsit4r—At Darutrouth, Bee Davis. from Pri-
-I.rmu—A; Briall. Petrnoirils, ---, from ditto—At Leith, MI.
nenva, Walter, from Rii,a, and the H.mard, Davidfon. tram Pe-
! rekburgh--At Harnich.L.m.lon Paclat. Brack, fr.m Peteriburei
At Ipiwieh, Betty, Hunt. from ditto—At Hull, Nancy, 'UWE,-
fon, from Memel--At Koninjbargh, Orb. Andirfon,trom Lao-
don-.-At Jamaica, Lincoln, lit.uton, and the Hanard, —, frogs
ditto—At Barbadoea. Chard, Crook. from Britlol--At St. The.
ma:s, Auna Maria, I.yfori, from ditto.
'the Charlotte, Erick, from Wild for Ernialen,is as Chart OW
lyminzton.
The I it...ling, Chart, tte, from Tonnlngen for Seville, Is 00 Mn
ne-r klem.7^l.. Carlo land,,'.
'the (Icor, Rippers, from Dantakk for London. is MI Mrs
near Yarmouth.
The '''rouht:rige, Gebroders, ftmn Vakntla (or Endaiwt, boa

foimdemi at Li.
The Amity, Pearce, from Danmic, is arrived In the Humber.
wa. brought to nn the ad intent, 'about is hingocs front
f lamborough He.d by a French privateer, mounting az guns, hp-
pifol tab.; comnasnliii by Blackman.
The Eury.licc, Gibrodcrs, from Valentia for Embden, ia
flanre near Mogen, 6.
The &Ilona French pr;t4teer. mounting 30 guns, is non the
poi= of failing from Bouraleaus on a cruise.

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Information has been received that a }Lillian Blip
of war has been obferved to pals at the back of the
Goodwin Sands. She is probably bound for Portf-
mouth.
Lieuterants READ and SHIRLEY are appointed to
the rzipeetiOe commandsof the Haus, and GELLAIIT
gun-brigr, fitting at Chatham.
Captain T. SMITH is appointed to the Pasmr
LASS ; LlCUttliAllt T. Buacmas., to the NIATILDA
and Lieut. R. Patcl4, to the Gtoa v.
One of our cruizers fome days (ince hoarded an
Ame' ican lions Bourdeaur,the people of which fated
hit all the troops and gun boats which •were
bard at that port have been fent to Breit.
Spanoth vefels which had taken in cargoes at B
deans were unloading under apprehenfion of a v at
w,tli Eng'.and.
The F.:ill-India Company have prohibittd the im-
p• rt eh!, of walking canes, with fwords in them, into
..ny of t!'eir :et; lentents abroad.
Advantage feerns to he token of the lire
tne tri.aife 11. c prier i.f every article of Weil India
p ~duce. t pet cent. entree 5 pet cast.
There Wa,:.tilenr t O alt_tation in the f carton.
A l..ltcy limn New V•••I, to a it Edin-
jra,•mo: 11,11srary a and Ili% Lady are
% .c rot a nrw coach,
and, nntwi.hd,.. %Log hi. eac.lon-rt trim Imperial
Hr. (port' a Crown ',Finn it &am %%a;:.1 lately el.
enc.i a 14110 th;rngh the wh,•lc c t:rtti.ig into
eiraft,g the t.:toti% a, a.,d painting,