Star.
London, England, 1801-10-29 00:00:00

AYR RACES, WEDNESDAY, OCTODER 21.

The Caledonian Hnnt's free 501. WAS run for,
and won by
Lord Strathmore's bay colt - - a a
Mr. Fletcher's Au. by Pegafus _ - - a a

Hunters (takes, t z Hone each.
Mr. Sitwell's chefaut filly r
Mr. Bofvecll's grey colt 2 1
A match between Mr. OPvald and Colonel Max-
well, for two miles, won by the latter.
A match for tw6 galloways, for a mile and a
half, between Colonel Maxwell and Mr. Beattie,
won by the former.
Ayr Subfcription Purfe of 501. for all ages, aas
won by
Mr. Verdy's bay mare Rofemar, - r a
Mr. Bofwell's chcfnut colt -
Mr. Fletcher's Asa 3
Mr. Kittukl's colt, by Overton - 4

The Brit heat was a good heat, and afforded e
eelknt (port. In running the IA round of the
feeond heat, Mr. Kincaid's colt, while making a
pufh, came down, and the rider was confiderahly
hurt; and in an intlant thereafter Mr. Bofwell's
rider fell, fo that Rofemary gained the race with
cafe.

Yefterday a Court of Direaors was held at the
Eaft India Houle, when the Court unanimoufly
acquitted the officers and crew of any blame in the
lots of the KENT, when captured by the Confiance.
On Monday a Court Martial was held on board
the WAAR ZAN ID frigate, in Sheernefs Harbour,
on a marine belonging to the DAPHNE, lying at
the Nore, on a charge of robbing the Mailer of
the faid (hip to a confiderable amount. The charge
againft him being in part proved, he wus sentenced
to one year's folitary imprifonment, and to receive
one hundred and fifty lathes.

The Rev. Dr. TROTTER, of Knight tbridge, Lon-
don, has addreffed for publication the following
obfervations on the Metallic Pradice, to B D. PE
KIM s, of Leicefler-fquare, London, the Patentee:—

" Dear Sir—Since my letter to you, 29th of March Lit, I
have operated with the dared effedt in eighty different cafes,
among my friends and acquaintance' with the Metallic Trac-
toTrac-
tors.l am more and more convinced s( the importance of this
difcsvery to mankind; and cannot help pitying thole who,
either throng's ignorance or prejudice, attempt to depreciate
its merits. Here are one or two Cafes:—

ERYSIPILAS.—" A Lady was airlifted with an Eryfipelas
in her face. The inflammation and (welling were fo great, that
one of her eyes was doled, and the complained of great pain.
After being operated on, the (welling and inflammation were
abated, and the face came to its natural colour, and which was
fo evident as to be voluntarily remarked by one of the family,
prefent. In a tort Muslim was quite well.
GOUT." A Man, aged 37, had for feveral years been fob-
jed to the Gout. I found him in bed, and very much diftreffed
with the dikafe in one of his feet. After I had operated upon
it with the Traders, he kid his pain was entirely goer ; wbge,
at the fame time, I obferved the inflammation and (welling (si
fide. He has bad no return of his complaint theft five menthe
I believe your Metallic Tradtors to be molt ufeiul inftru •
mend, and which no family touts be without, elliecially as
they are in no danger of doing any harm by the remedy."
The Tradors, fo necefrary in every Family, and among
Horfes, may be had, genuine, whh new and Improved dirce-
tiOnS for taring them, for Five Guinea, the Set, of B. D. Pa It.•
at as, A. M. the Patentee, in the houfe of the late John Hun-
ter, Surgeon, Lekertimfquarei and of Frederick Smith, Giu-
sti* sad Drool*, In the Hay-market, London. The portable
nature of the 'Trotters renders their conveyance by Coach, or
mon by Po*, perfettly convenient. Letters, inclufing their
omount (port-paid) duly attended to.
F , N. B. The purchafers of the Trattors receive gratis, two dif.
knot Books, which contain, u cooununicated by the firft
teary Marsden, about three thoufand Cores of Goat, Rbeu-
anatifin Scalds, Headoch,Toothocb, Sprains, Inflammations,
ike. lite: and allanalegmaDifeafes of Horfes.
- . .

CatuTiom.—.The genw Woe Tradtors are Ramped with the
words " Patents's P TRACTORS," and at the bottom
of the printed din:dims is a Receipt Inc the fivr &nem, lived
In the hand writing of the Patentee. by °blueing this, O-
rilla, will eke be 44444.

L4* ItifiLLlOlttel

iffCM COURT OP ADMIRALTY, Dorrats Corwvw

Teflerday the Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM SCOT
proceeded to the adjudication of the follow.'
caufes:—

Terroo, Tat►r, Mailer.--This was the
cafe of a fhip bound from one Danith port to
another. On the part of imants it was tab-
mined that there had he ampering with one
of the wituefes, who was made to depofe that the
dellination was aCtually to Amfterdam,which was
utterly unfounded, as the charter party, and all
the
,fhips documents, clearly proved that the real
deftination was to Altona, and that therefore the
captors were liable to coils and damages. On the
part of the captors it was (fated, that there was
no proof of any attempt being made to btibe or
corrupt this wand's by money, intimidation, or
threatenings, and therefore truited that the Court
would nut pronounce any decree unfavourable to
the captors.

The. Court Paid there was np ground for the
feizure of this veffel, that it had reafon to think
there had been fome improper praCtices in this cafe,
and therefore gave coils and damages.
The Court alto allowed one month's demurrage.
VR lEN DSCH• -- BARON s, Mailer. The
Court in this cafe reftored two parcels of goods as
claimed, and condemned the refl.

STADT EMBDIN, COLLORK,
VREEDINORT, -••••••- OLTM•NS, Mafter.
STADT EMBDEN, —•• DB ZAUDT, Mafter.
The Court in thefe cafes reftored the remaining
parts of the cargoes as claimed.