Star.
London, England, 1812-05-02 00:00:00

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ETWMARIET SECOND SPRING MEETINI3, lAt4.
PillitAl7 MAY j.
Lord C. St4merset's Julien; 5 yrs old, 7st. biat Major Wilson')
Bolter. 4 yri old, hst. Da I. 90gs.
Lon' G. H. Cavendish's Barrina, beat • Lori Shekelile's f. by
Dick Andrew's, est lib. each. T. Y. C. 50gs.-2. to 1 against
Barrosa.
SWeepstakes of 900 gs each. An*. the Flat.
General Gower'S c. by Walton, our. of Curryeandes dash
7st. 3,11.. -
Duke of Rutland's Sorcery, ftst. 31b.
Colonel Udney's Truffle, sst. 21b. - -
Lord Foley's Soothsayer, Bst. tOlb.
Lord G. H. Cavendfsh's Bethkm Gabe?, 81b. 221 e
Mr. Andrew's Trophonlus, 7st. 191 b,
The Judge could plate hut three. .
3to 1 agst General Gower-2 to 1 apt Sorcery-L 2 to I agsi
Soothsayer.
Lord Rous's Flamingo, beat Duke of Rutland's Thalestris, ttst.
41b. each. All. M. 50gs.--2 to 1 agst Flamingo.
At the Races, Maldon, April 30, 181 a, the Gentlemen of that
Borough erected a marquee, and prepared an excellent collation
~on the occasion ; and immediately after the fire race the I eadies
sod Gentlemen of Makion and its vicinity, including the Officers
of the Garrison, were invited to partake of the elegant repast--1
during which time the band of the I stla regiment played martial
airs, Ste. The ground was graced with snoreelegnire and beauty
than ever was seen before on such an occasion; and the weather
being fine, every thing was seep to the greatest advantage.—
At the conclusion, the Gentlemen repaired to a dinner, and in the
evening gave a Ball, which was numerously attended. Amrstigst
the fashionables were, the Mayor, LieuthCol. and Mrs. Strike,
'Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Tony, Major and Mrs. Thomas, Lady
gott, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, the Rev.
Matthews and Crane with their ladles, Mr. and Mrs. Neplon,
Mrs. Western, Mrs. White, Mr. and Mrs. J. Pain, and the Mks
Chases, Glubbs, ThomlinsoS, White, Humes,:Bygrove, and
Bright.

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THE ARMY.
The Somerset Regiment of Militia haeta field'clay
on Tuesday, before povernment Hoase, Plymouth-
Doe k.

The 19th Foot hive taken possession of the Wan-
try Barracks, at Windsor, in the room of the-StaCurd
Mili:ia.

Thursday the Leitrim Militia trarchecl into Can-
terbury from the Isle of Thanet, on their route for
Sheerness.

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Two troops of the 7th Dragoon Guards which
were on their taarch for Essex, bare been ordered to
proceed to Dartford and reuuin.

The detachment of the 4th Dragfinn Guards,
which left Canterbury on the 6th ult. for Portsmouth,
have been embarked at that port, and sailed on FO-
day last in the convoy for Portugtl.
Monday the Ist West York Regiment of Militia
,marched into Colchester Barracks.

Tuesday and Wednesday the Lnuth Regiment of
Irish Militia marched from Colchester Barracks to
Warmington, in Lancashire.
Wednesday the King's Own Staffordshire Regi-
ment of Militia*marched into' Colchester liarrackss
and on the following morning the above regiment
counter-marched to Chelmsford.
Yesterday the first division of The fkl Regiment of
German Hussars marched from Ipswich fur Rams-

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pAj.Min./TH, APRIL 29. • .
A riivesi the 'Charles, Ttniousty, from Cdr.:Wind E. S. E.

.Pf.ThibUrlts APRIL
PAssedliy the Lorne, OrSS emi, and Paoserrviank
1 guns, for Pertsaseinth. Arrived his Majestes*ps
TIGRE and DENMARK, from the Rochefort Kilda
The Srinthso Carrt.r did not arrive yesterday; As .
heft re stated. &Ailed theAults,t, S guns, tVidi the
Dispatch naval transport, tajlen with stores for ISG; •
ford.—Wind S. E.
PoaTmititti, MAT. ft.
Noshing arrived or'inled te-day.—iiiind E.
,DEAL. MAY 1. .
' his Majesty's ships PL AIZTAGEXITand
ticiirisE; the former for the Baltic, and the latter for -
off Flushing ; and dIC 1715G1JAIID frigate, for Forts-
moutlf. cattle dL,wn from the River the Diana East
Indianan, and rentains.
• .. VARMoirrit MAY 1.,
Sidled theiltesPetio and FLAMM, on a . cruize.—
Arrived the.:_iienury gulf-brig, Lietnehant Ross,
LieutenantW iriu.v4 is to be appointed to another
ship.—Remain in the Roads the Solebay, Leveret,
Beaver, and three cutters.

DARTMOUTH, APRIL 30.
•• arrrived the Packet-boat cartel, from tiforlaix, with
four French Lathe:: and two Gentlemen,' also ten
vesglibh boys, taken by the L'Orient squadron ;
ielswere taken by than; the whole fwhich were
' sunk or burnt.
An Extract from a Letter, df which the following
is a copy, was yesterday pat'up at j..LOYD'm
" Gottenbersit, 34th April,
di The Swedish cruisers have sent into Cesium:la
-no less than six FraWeh privat‘ets.
“ The Swedes have two frig ates and -several gun- •
brigs,l4c. cruising very* actively in the Baltic.,'
The APPRLLIES sloop ah:tli arrived in the Downs
on Monde,' lett, from off Flushirg, on the. receding
day, in company with the lisvcßitt sktop.fell in w-tfi
23 sail of targe French lugger:, and eng tged theta
fix an hour close undet the bluetit.: bAwaen Bou-
logne and Calais, which kept up a tremendous fire
on the two sloOps and prevented them frost: capturing
any ; they nevertteless'knocked aivay the maih lug
of one, and struckieverat others, which it a supposed
most have suffered seierelyitf killed and *deeded, as
t:tey were within range of grape•slia!, add al peated
to be in great cOnfuainn.

Ptivate letters ft 111 Petetshurgh, state, that Iv!
British Office's f rnwriy in the Rnssi An service, and
who, nn the Alia. c. with France, nere,l.l.itd ti h-
side at Ik7ocow, h tve been recale.l, in ueder to be
actively entpl.l...d in the artry and Navy.
A I:q;..r front St. ri.tetrilotrch,, aided I pr:l 7,
brt tight by the Anholt pa) s,
" A treasitt,ll 1:. etrres. os.denee acleeeeti, and nne of
iho lending chi, Licle• in the: 1,14 V'M frie.tai• tt, tin p iv.ts
-nib/

, Seer "my to the Royal Family, who was entnistetiwitli semy
gate, where they are to embark for Portugal. This S ate averet, •It is sail by some, that the we of the llastioa
morning the second division followed. twos imagined: but of this wg have'tin proof wfsatever.
I isNT.Z MAOC RI Who has ever barn air artli,a,tkivosat •
Yesterday and to-day the Waterford Regiment of i interests of France, and apa dadat friend of F ea• ta
the
Irish -Militia marched from Ipswich Barracks to.l.bis partisan in the detected c r nftnee. Sr aAxsz.ti,l"o.7.4•
Chelmsford. NE rim!, and several other pert°,•s,
.bgye a ...a .qa,:.es is
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Captain BROKE, of the Ist battalion of the 48th etei,v, edviethLtinlymeed ailutei o‘etruolte4/cofe dbeb"lLidnindtatirt4)."ltth Co_
foot, who unfortunately fell at the storming of Bada- verninent towards that of Greatt alert • -sciarace'lyn of
dayis has
when an order was given for the mows to Yett.Sitrith, from
joz, was a son of the late P. B. BROXT., Esq. of Nac- eiapsed after the above-mentioned diseulvery lual been made,
iMnoscot*,c.f itsitackot the &WA Oft re
ton. Lieutenant UNTHANK, who was killed at the
vibe war dismissed
same time, was the eldest son of W. UNTHANK, Esq. . ble.haey
will! I,.tirice at the ecntunthcenitter of the present •
,i)f Norwich. Lieutenant Wm. Atux, of the 95th be replaced In their former commands as mos
Regiment, who also fell at the above siege, was third as they make their appearance.
son of the late J. P. An.tx, Esq. of Swaffham-bouse, 4, Ihe Ru.sian army is to be immedia ely re nforced, and so
Cambridgeshire. do this etectually; an order has been itlfea, t 11,..tted by Govern-
tnent, directing a further levy on the population of the country
: ' Dr. Bunton% is arrived at Portsmouth to take his i of rata men from every 500; this wilt be aii tinmenaK magnum.
passage to Portugal, to superintend the concerns of to to the array. The levy will he rig•dly entoreed."
the hospitals at Lisbon. Letters front different parbs concei instating, that 1
The Storekeeper-General has been some time mak-
the great tumults have subsided, .taut that !hocking
ing arrangements to form a depot at Cadiz. He will
outrages are committed •by small parties of deproda-
sail torthat port from Portsmouth, as soon as the tees and assassinse ,
immense quantity of stores can be got reads- ; nine Mr, CART WRIGHT,: who 913 bravely defended hi:
ships are already laden. ..• . property in Yorkshire, has been fired at on
thc sl.glitest three,dis-
tinct occasions ; but without doing hint The recruiting parties expect a numerous turn out •
in the Western district. The Regitients in Plymouth ~Iniutvrir.T It ....L._,_ i l.. ! i
RR/4 Alf, 110twttna'afla his &arming sfroutut, Garrison are the South Gloucester, Somerset,Cheshire, •
dis.likrely to I recover. The Luddites have had th:e. ao-
Roscommon, 2d Lancashire. Part of the R om- petty to p acard the streets of Nottingham in the
a
mon are doing duty at the French prison, at Dart- night, offering a reward for Mr. Wat.soza„ the M, or
moor, and part of the Somerset are on board the pri. °4. • '
dead Or alive. He had committed no ceter.offiefice
son ships.. Thursday Last the Cheshire Regiment had than signing the offer of aretvard of se6o3 arm the
a field day, in front of the Goternment House. 'The Corporation of4Nottinglaant, for :he discovery of the
regiments in garrison here have had field days in sue- sigsasin who shot Mr. TRENTHAM. These it,fatuared
cession, for three weeks past.
tren are said actually to meet in the streets of N, [-
Thursday the South Gloucester Regiment were tingbam, in small parties, in the day-time, and tria
• relieved from the duty of the prison skips by the So. , amphantly talk over their nightly depredations.
I Deans', Atilt 29.-,--On the night of the 21st inst.
Merser Regiment. This service is much liked by the
ii t•ome villains (hitherto unknown) set Are in several
military, as, in addition to a pint of wine per day each
man, they are allowed ship'; provisions, and they
places to a stack of capital hay, containing about 20
are enabled to save the whole of their pay. tons, standing in a Beni by Whittington Moor, near
Wednesday the Bedforisliire Militia, which has. Chesterfield, the plisperty of •Wm. Siddal, the whole
been for the last sixteen months quartered at Little of whiCh was entirely consumed before assistance
Hampton, in Sussex, commented its march for Nora eobld be obtained.
thampton, to which place it was ordered to proceed j. Thursday the Lmtery was drawn, when IkfTs. 8,558,
by forced marches. The regiment passed Hyde Park 4 pnze of 4500; No: 4,149, a prize of 11112000 ; and
Cornet on Thursday, abobt three o'clock, in excellent i4lo. 10,149, a ptize of se4ooo, were sold by CA num-a.
order, and baked at night at Barnet. Froth Barnet ! and Co. No. 26, Oxford-street. The fortunate holders'
it proceeded to Northampton, making in the three '.may receive their money on• demand, or exchange
days,ednesday last 600 of the Derbyshire Militia., a distance of about 120 miles. . them for 'rickets and Shares in the. New State Lottery
W
in . of only 8000 Tickets, ail to be drawn on the King's
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about SO waggons, passed through Oxford in haste ' Binh-darf
for Warwickshire ; and yesterday the first division I l'he Drawing or. the State Lottery took place on
of the Wilts Militia entered Oxford on their route for Thursday, the 30th nit. at Cooper's Nall—tile fol.
Warringtqn,, in Lancashire, the remaining divisions lowing Capital Prizes were ~o" Id and Shared ist
arrived this day. 1 Messrs. HAZARD, BURNIE, and ‘VA KNEW! Ofßce,
. The following are the regiments which have moved, Royal exchange :e
) N 0.7,005 a Prise of sCls.oeti I No. I,'MR a rilat.of £3OO
within the last few days by the skirts ;If the capital i saver
- s,OOO 4,600 . • km
towards the disturbed districts: North York Militia, , • 9,7t1
i - ',Ore I R,11173 . QUO
,gd Somerset ditto, Bedford ditto, East Devon ditto, 3,7231 - 1,000 t
rinist-
Wilts ditto, Louth ditto, and 7th Dragoon Guards: Tickets and Shares for the ensuing Lottery, c
only
These regiments have come principally from Ramp. ing of only 8,000 Tickets, are now on Sale ; the
shire and the adjoining counties, and proceed chiefly drawing wi take place on the 4th of JUNE next the
to Cheshire and Lancashire. 1 leg's Birth-day. ,

A General Court of Proprietors was held at the
India House yesterday, on the subject of the pending
discussions between the Government and the• Court
of Directors respUting the terms of the renewal of
the Charter. The Court was adjourned over until
Tuesday next, on the suggestion of the Chairman,
with a view to the more mature cens;dcration of the
subject,

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Another Prixi ,1120,000.—N0, 1203, (divided
into One Half and Eight Sixteenths), in the Lottery
drawn Yesterday, was sold by PIDDINO and Co. No.
1, Cornhill ; where the last Prise of 020,001 w as also
sold, and where the celebrated Mr. Gbv, who beilt
the Hospital in the Borough. rralixed about et SOO,OOO
by Prizes. it will now be said, that Pronvica and
Co.'s Ofilre is not only the near in Corphir bat Fax
kex travrdioary Great Leek the MUT ill. Elreltd: ,

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