Star.
London, England, 1801-04-08 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, APRIL 6.

The Irene, NORRIS, from Dublin ; Neptune,
GaIYVVTM, from Belfaft ; Surprize, WILSON, from
Londonderry ; James, Gummi, from Drogheda ;
John and Nancy, SMITH, from Colcrain ; Ellis,
ALCORN, from Newry ; Friendfhip, HARDIE, from
Sligo; Elizabeth, KENNEDY, from Newry; Ifa.
belle, DAWSON ; Jack, SHARROCK ; Margaret, PAR-
RY, from Dublin ; Princefs, Lic IfTLEY, and Two
Brothers, MoLLeit, from &Waft ; and the Pon-
fonby, THOMAS, (Dublin packet), with paffengers
and luggage, arrived yefterday.
The George, FLANAGAN, from hence; Juilina,
Roof, and Duckingfield, CARR, from London, ar-
rived at Martinique.
The Neptune, Bowie, is condemned at ditto.
The Duke of Kent, Dove, from hence for Tor-
tola, has been put into Cork, and will fail with
convoy. Parted with the Fletcher, NicHoLsoti,
off Cape Clear.
The Bolton, WATSON, from the Weft Indies for
this port, taken, retaken, and carried into Ply-
mouth, failed from thence for this port on Tad:
day laft, with a fair wind.
The Frances and Mary, SPFNCE, that failed on
Thurfday for Maryland, put back yefierday with
lofs of rudder, having got on !bore.

BRIDGE-TOWN, BARBADOBS, FEBRUARY 3.
Yeilerday arrived here the Spanifh brigantine
St. Jofeph, .captured by the Salamander, South
Sea Whaler, Captain Hoer'', oEshe river Plata,
laden with junk beef, and tallow :
And thi.. morning the alarm fignals announced
the approach of the remainder of the London
fleet, which, to the number of feventy-five
arrived in Carlifle Bay, between eight and nine
o'clock.--The flips Severe, WASSON, and Martha,
Mau., from this ifland, being among them ; and
his Majelly's (hips ANDROIIIDA and Gottcon hav-
ing them under convoy. On board she Severn,
camepaffengers, the Rev. Mr. Rieman]) AUSTIN,
Mifs 21110101,i Msa..and two Mifs Gausses, Mifs
Smolt, and-Mr. and Mrs. almsaapos.

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Rear,Admiral Tarry is appdatied to the Zs at-
ova of 74 guns, which is urdaskd to join the
North Sea fleet. The Roar has alto failed for the
fame fervice. •
• The Lords of the Admiralty have appointed
Lieut. 'J. B. Bocci to the command of the liltooo-
- gun brig, lately hunched at Deptford.
The Hero pr!vateer, of 16 guns, of St. Maloes,
is taken and brought into Plymouth. .
The larsausss packet, BAIN, for Invernefs,
which had been taken, is retaken, and arrived in
the River. •
By the Nits cutter, Captain AROLIA, which
arrived at Plymouth on Sunday night, we learn,
that Sir EDWARD Ps ttsw, with four fail of the
line and fouffrigates, were left, on the tft roll. off
Rochefort, blocking up two French men of war,
of 74. guns, and one frigate, which bad failed from
L'Orient in order to join GANT II gamut's (qua-
dron ; but the batteries fo flrongly cover them that
no attempt can be made to cut them out. The
Nita paired through the Channel Beet, off Bred,
all well, on the ad; and on the 3d (poke an Ame-
rican from Rochefort, the Captain of which dates,
that accounts bad been received there that Gas.
ensavm t's fqnadron was put into Toulon to rest.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET, CRAVEN IWEETENC4 zBoz.

TUESDAY, APRIL 7.
The Oatland Stakes, of sogs each, h. ft. To run D
from the D. 1.
Mr. Howorth's atippenham, 4 Tra old,ift.l3lb.
Mr. Wilfon's Surprize, 3 yrs old, 611 603.
141. Sackyille's Expedtation, 4 yrs old, 811. Flb. 3
Mr. Herninies Kill Dean, 3 yrs old, ;R. 41b. - 4
Mr. Durand's Dico, 5 yn old, 81t. a sib.
I.d. Sackvllles Robin Redbresit, 4 yrs old, BR.
Sir F. Standifb's Stamford, 6 yrs old, BR. 71b..
Mr. Watfon's Canterbury, 4 yrs old, 7R. TA.
Mr. Wyndham's Telegraph, 5 yrs old, 7ft. t zits.
Mr. Adams's I Jumbo YII ofd, 711..

Mr. Whaley names Mi. 'W. Tittnnpfoes Expeditkm,
s yrs old, 711. 81b.
Mr. l.ake's Quarorzc, s yrs old, 7ft. 61b.
Mr. Ph,lit,s% Yik9f,ll3, 4 yrs old, 6ft. z [M.
Mr. Durand's Alfton (late Chuckle), 3 yrs old, 68. Ob.
Mr. Durand's Moll in the Wad, by Sir Peter, out of tee
Yellow Marc. 3 yrs old, 311. 91b.
Mr. Turner's Wear, s yrs old, 8ft..131b. - pd
Mr. R. Heathcute's Hippona, 6 yrs old, M. zolb. pd
Mr. Durand's Belllfilma, S yrs old, ER. 31b. - Pd
1.. d GroPrasor's b. e. by John Bull, out of Nimble, 3 yes
old, 60.. 7:b. - • • • Pd
Sir H. T. Varies c. by Coriander, out of Hooeft John's
dam, 3 yrs obi, 6R. slb.
Mr. erninesenr Sidney, 3 yrs old, 611.41 b. - pd
0' The Judge could place only the firft four.

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Three to i againit Chippenham—ts to t againfi
Snrprict=s to I againq Expatation-8 to I Net
Kill Devil—to to t againtl Dion—so tot agatnft
Telegraph-5 tot againa Alit a-7 to 2 againft
Moll in the Wad.

Sweepdakes of songs each, h. ft.---81t. 41b. B.C.
Ld. Grofrenor's b. e. by John Bull, oat of Nimble 1
Mr. Bravicon's Jidir-a-Lonterti - - a
Mr. Cuffanth b. e. by Peodus, set of Sweethaut Pd
Sir F. StandUles brother to Panfot - Pd
Two to I on. Lord Grofvenor.

Mr. Heathcote's Popinjay, 711. 71b. rec. bogs.
from Mr. Howortlea Trull. 811. 71b. R. M.
zoos'. h. ft.

General Moasau has canted an elegant monu-
ment to be ere led at his own expence to the me-
mory of General DESAIX. The inhabitants of
Stralburgh had made a fubicription for the pur-
pofe, but in confequence cf MOXEAU taking it on
hintfelf, they have agreed to form a new prome-
nade, with a column at the extremity of it, in ho-
nour of the Army of the Rhine. The promenade
is to bear the name of Hohenlinden.

TALLIEN reached Calais on the 31 ft ult. accom.
panied by Citizen DLLACOURCIERE. The per-
million given them by the Britlfh Government to
return to France direaly, without going round by
a Neutral Port, has been confidercd as a great fa-
vour on the part of the Englifh Government.
Mrs. SIDDONS is now performing at Bath, where
the will remain for a fortnight.
An Italian Comic Opera is about to be efla-
blifhed at Paris, and the performers are laid to be
numerous, and of the fira talents.

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Orzaa.—The amateurs of mufic were laft night
gratified with the charming Opera of G u e Li t L MI,
entitled La Bala Pefrairice, which has been fo long
admired on the Continent. It was performed at
the Pantheon for a few nights before the theatre in
that place was burnt, and has been eagerly called
far by the Subfcribers. It was laft night given in
the purity of the original mailer, with the excep-
tion of a tingle air by Mazzlxarr.
After the Opera was performed the new flatlet
of Alonzo the Brave, mad the Fair Intogine, taken
from the popular Poem of Mr. Lewis. It was
dramatized by Mr. DIDILOT, who, with the li-
cence which an artift of his fuperior powers has a
right to exercife, has materially altered the plan of
the fable, and given it new incidents and a moral,
though a mull flriking end. It is not cafy for the
mind to conceive any thing more fublime and im-
preffive than the denouement as he has managed it.—
The nsufic, and particularly the thorough bats of
DRAGONITTI, (peaks to the foul on the appearance
of the Speare—and the whole teem is full of ma-
i gical art.
The grand fcrious Speaacle of /faialdini, brought
out at the ROYAL CIRCUS, St. George's Fields, •is
greatly admired for its interelling plot, beantifid
(eatery, fuperb dreifes, &c. • and the Mufsc, Which
is by Retrt, is very- excellent ; the Overture is
ftriking, the Airs and Glees delightful; the Cho.
ntik: very full, and the whole is compofed ia a
mafterly manner, and produces a charming elfeft.
Mr. Iste taro, the flying Phenomenon; being quite
' recovered, performed his furprifing Feats in a man-
ner that allonithed the audience. The Houfe,
which•bas been newly embellithed and improved,
has a very brilliant appearance; and the whole of
the Attu `Dements gave infinite fatisfadion. •
Eaatisti STA.YA LOTTlSlLY.—Thirty.firil Day.
ya. 998, a Prize of aaaool.—No. 40440, al'
Prite of 501. '
The•teported fall of St. Nicholas's fteeple, in
Newcaftle, on Saturday fe'nnight, attended with
fo malty terrible circumftances, fuch as killing
butchers in the Hens-market, ctulling the neigh.
boating houfes, &c. turns out to be a mere fabri.
- cation.
Monday fe'imight, about fix o'clock, a meteor
was ken in the paeithes of Strathblane, Kipptai.
and Fintray. According to the account of it me
obfervcrs, its form was that of a paper kite, ac-
cording to others that of a ladle. Its diresltion
was from N. E. to S. its apparent elevation, w hen
feen from Fintray, about too feet. To tome ob-
(criers it bore an aqueous appearance, to others it
was arrayed in the beams of the (cuing fun. To
the inhabitants of Strattiblane, it teemed to dif-
folve over Fintray.
On Monday la an ox was driven out of Smith.
field market by a gang of bullock-hunters, which
they ran into Gorwell-ftreet, and through Fling-
ton, and then directed his courfe into the City-
Road, wherehe toffeJ a poor man, by which acci.
dent his leg was broke, and he was conveyed to
St. Bartholomew's Hofpital, where it was appre-
hended he mutt have tindergone amputation.—
The fame beaft tolled two other perfons before he
was fecured. One of the bon-tick-hunters was
taken into cuflody, carried before the Magiftrates
of the Police Office in Worthip-greet, and con-
, bided in the penalty of Soo. with coat.

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