Star.
London, England, 1801-05-21 00:00:00

FALMOUTH, MAY z&

Arrived the American fhip Hannah, Captain
HoPKINS, from Bath, in America, laden with
mans, fpars, oak timber, (laves, and rice, after a
paffage of 36 days, called here for orders.—Sailed
the American fhip Argo, Capt. HOWLAND, with
brandy and wine for Portfmouth.—The Ham-
burgh fliip Adventura, Capt.. RorERS, for Mocha,
in Arabia.—The Pelican privateer, of this port,
Capt. GAGE, on a crui ze.The GMILLMIZ frigate,
to join the Channel Fleet iiuf the Aiiierican
fchooner Friend(hip, for Liverpool.—Sailed the
EARL GOWER packet, Capt. DEAR e, with the Mail
Of the 12th inllant, for Lifbon.—Arrived alto, this
morning, in want of water, the American fhip
Fair American, Capt. Bovrox, from London,
bound to New York.—Wind N.

PLYMOUTH, MAY scr.
Came in the PLYMOUTH lugger :of 18 guns,
Lieutenant EtttorT, from a cruize, and brodght
in the American 111ip, Hannibal, from Tenerife,
laden with barilla for Hamburgh, which the de-
tamed on fufpicion.
Sailed the CHAPMAN armed (hip of 24 guns,
Captain BROWN, to the Eaftward, with a fleet
under convoy, amongil which are the Ariadne,
London, Nancy, Indefatigable, and the Marquis
of Stafford, which lately arrived here from the
Straights under convoy of the PHOE ES frigate.
Came in the MAGNIFICENT of 74 guns, Capt.
BOWATER, from the Channel Fleet : alfo the Sarah,
of Nzwcaale, Groacs THOMPSON Mailer, from
London, for Jamaica.

Sailed the GLORY of 98 guns, Capt. DRAYYR,
on a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY so.
Arrived the HYDRA, of 38 guns, Capt. PAGET,
and the Stutz, of 16 guns, Captain CARTHEVI,
with a large convoy, amongil which are feveral
tranfports, ordered td carry troops to Egypt.—
Arrived the Acoalssos, gun-boat, SER►ENT, and
TERPSICHORE hoops of war, from a cruize. The
latter is appointed to convoy the Weil India fleet.
The 26th Regiment of Foot, lying at this place,
has received orders to embark for Egypt. Four-
teen new Telegraphs are immediately to be erected
on the Eallern Coati, to communicate any attempt
of invafion, more than ever ezpeded.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
DEAL, MAY 2o.—Wind E. N. E.—Sallied the'
Escorr gun veffel to the Weftward.

GRAVESEND, MAY 19.-Tafred by, the Wafking.-
ton, , from Lillson ; Freafte, ftcm
Dantzic ; Harry, DRYSDALE • and Helen, CAlt
r tarsi, from Hamburgh ; Andalulia, Cox, from •
Oporto ; Telegraph, ffWAIH, from South Seas;
Ruffen, from Baltimore; Modelle, —,
from Charlellon ; and Ajar, THOMAS, from Vir
ginia.—Sailed the Drie Gebroders, from
Embden.

MAY 30.—Pand by the Juno,Crofs, and Louifa,
--, from Hamburgh ; Polly, Davis, from
Africa, and Manhalton, —, from New York.
Sailed the Francifcns. Timms, for Dieppe.

OLD

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Yederday the Setlions commenced before the
Right Hon. the Loan MAYOR, Mr. Juftice Gaon,
Mr. jnthce GRAHAM, Mr. RECORDER, &c. when
19 prifoners were tried, four of whom where capi-
tally convicted, viz.
Thomas Jones, William Cormath, and Dennis Ken-
rely, for healing four fhecp, the property of John
Claridge.
I.lsvoid White, for alfaniting the Rev. Dolor
Robert Hamilton, in Kenfington Gardens, near
the King's highway, putting him in fear, and le-
lonioufly taking from his perfon a metal watch; a
guinea, and feveral 'billings, his property.
Dti Hamilton Rated, that on the loth of March
lah, about three o'clock in the afternoon, as he
was walking towards the North-end of the Ser-
pentine River, in Kenfington Gardens, he per-
ceived the prifoner at the bar fitting in one of the
alcoves : fufpetting an ill intention on the part of
the prifoner, from fonte motions he obferved about
him, he returned back the way he came ; but the
prifoner running after him, he thought it molt pro.
dent to (top to receive bim, and in a determined
stone he anted him whathe was to underhand by his
behaviour? the prifoner pleaded his diftrefs. After
remon hating Come time on the impropriety of his
eon arts.him a trifle to relieve him, he be.
• it m gliOtatta been fispence or one fhilling.
The priffiner looked at the money a confiderable
wrhilec aid then (aid it would not do. The witnefs
uSlibc)npiteß indite identity of the • prifoner,
(Aida "he Was politive he was the man. It was with
regret he was obliged to add, that the prifonet
threatened his life. and demanded 'his money ; the
priConer had a heavy flick in his hand which ap
peared to have been torn from a tree ; he gave
Lim his money, to the amount of about 285. or
zeta. it was-a guinea and Come filver; there was
no perfon in fight, or within a quarter of a mile,
the day was gloomy. The prifoner ordered him
to return the way he came, adding, that if he
prelumed to turn back, he would follow and kill
him. Accordingly he went away without looking
back, and immediately proceeded to Mr. Forfyth,
the King's head Gardener, with whom be was ac-
quainted, and related the eircumftance to him :
he accompanied him to Bow-greet, and laid the
inform:Latina. He law nothing more of the pH-
toner till the Monday following, when he was op-
prehended nearly on the Came (pot, where he had
cominitted the robbery. It appeared that in con.
fequence of the information of Dr. Hamilton, and
the defcription given of the offender, the gardens
were watched, and the prifoner recognifid, and
fecured on the following Monday.
The prifoner had nothing to urge in his defence,
t and the Jury, without hefitation, pronounced him
Guilty, barb.
John Lawrence for healing two filver fpoons,thr
property of Mrs. Solly, in her dwelling-houfe in
York-place, Portman-Cquare.
It appeared from the evidence of Lord Pont'-
, mouth that, as his Lordflip was proceeding to his
book in Portman-fquare, he obferved the prifcater
coming up the Reps of the area of Mrs. Solly's
houfe, and he heard Comething drop front him,
which, however, he did not nay to pick up. Ima.
gifting he had been committing a theft, he fecured
him, and alarmed the haute. Several perfons
came up and fearched the prifoner, and on his per-
rem were found two filver fpoens, which the fer-
vent of Mrs. Solly proved to be the property of
her miftrefs.
The defence fit up for the prifoner was, that be
was inflate, and in Cupport of it a German Jew
fai-dffant phyfician, was called. The prifoner is
alto a Jew. The Dottor was interrupted, in his
jargon by an officer of jullice, who Rated that the
prifoner was a common thief, well known at the
Public-offices; that he made a pratice of (hamming
mad, and had been, fsr a former offence, tried, con-
viZted, and fcatenceek to a year's imprifonment.

The prifoner was found -Guilty--:Death.
Ten were convi3ed of felony, viz.
Daniel lifiLe.on, for Dealing (even pounds weight
• of cotton, the property of George Hawkes ;
Diable, for ftealing a china bowel, the pro-
perty of Henry Jackfon ; WilEmn Marherm and
Yd. lifaild4, for Dealing fix quires of demy pa-
per, the property of Joha Leonard ; Jame: Dearly,
For Dealing a man's hat, the property of Daniel
Tedder ; George Barrett, for Dealing a pair of cot-
ton Rocking% and other articles, the property of
EdvrArd Dennifon ; John Lamienee for Dealing
three tea fpoons, the property of Richard Jolly,
Efq. ; irs/la Bowman. for Dealing a quantity of
-Acad, the, property of William -Moreland, and
"tdiqi;"Rd.loll PMeilifotd Rettli feveral pieces
61'144 the pto.patlfref George Adams ;
iciigin7:47:" watch, the property
of
n e were arqukted, viz.
YoLoGrifitite, 7ames Barney, Samuel Staid, Mary
M.Leselelats, and Yuba Carter.

F

Never has there been a completer routine of
entertainments before the public, than that at the
Royal Circus, St. George's Fields, left night.—ln
addition to the Equeftrian and unrivalled feats of ,
Mailer SAUNDERS, and the greatly admired Spec-
tacle of Rinaldini, the new Serio-Comic Panto-
mime, of Harlequin Mamaluke, or the Britith in
Egypt t which has the molt beautiful Scenery
by Gatassvroor, and Machinery by BR aIaSCOMI,
(equal 6y land, to what the Northern Fleet dill
plays by fea). The pieture formed at the con-
elution, exhibiting the prefentatiim of the Avis,-
rd.& Siandarl, to the ever to be lamented Sir
Rat.)H AIIeItCROMPII, is a chef-d'auvre of flag::
ellen, and the following conclufive•Elegy is well
worthy infertion :
Brave ARRlCRON•eldeeda (hall be,
Earibnismod ht pofterity;
His ilk was honour, and in death •
More glorious he refigted ►i. breath,
Britons, whJe weepine o'er his grave.
Chesil% the race of the br.ve,
Aso let oar zealous w +dare be,
owneft of !mania) !
"Zgt whole was received by a very crowded
Audience, with the molt unbounded applauk. ,

dr

Rev. idatonittc;ufe, of Raughtim Head, to the ti
racy of Alllullows. In the county of Cumberland,
death of the Rev. Mr. Chamber&

LW Cu-
by the

OXru MAY 16.
Os aiena D Wednefday the ges. George Harper, of lli more Col-
lege, Bachelor in Divinity, was admitted Doctor in Divinity.
The Rev. John Jones, of Jefus College, Miter of Arts, was
admitted Bachelor in Divinity. Mr. WilliainCoke, of Chrift-
Church, Bachelor of Arts, was admitted Mailer of Arts. Meffrs.
H. Williams, of Braftm-nofc Collcge ; and John Snowden, of
Chrift Church, were admitted Bachelors of Arts.
Wedn,fday Lift Mars. Mount Buckland, and Wooleorabe,
were decried Scholars of Corpus °wail College in this Culver-
Bey.