Star.
London, England, 1809-04-20 00:00:00

,PORTING INTELLIGBNC.S.

f. Mirth, by Trumpator, out of Hoity Toity,
C. Somerset's Foaberry, Bst. 71b. Two-yr uld
en hdlrtb.

f. byWaxy, out of Countess, Bst. 81b. beat Gen.
Ellen, 83t. lib. Two-yr old Course, 100 gt—
. Howorth's filly.
i's Ned, 9st. beat Gen. Grosvenor's br. c. Trump,
nit of Doubtful, 7st. 121 b. Across the Flat, 50gs.
Ned.
00gs. each. h. ft. for 4 yr olds. The Audley Erd
•oni the Ditch to the Green Post beyond the

Eaton, 9st. Olb. - - - 1
lacchanal, 7st. I Sib.
Mr. Gundy, 7st. 21b. - - - - 3
's May, 6:r. !Mb.
1,-riun. .1e v..nsis, sat. alb.
Mouse, 7st. 81b.
Momemilla, 7st. 41b.
paid forfeit. The Judge could place but 4.
• to 8 agst Eaton, 2 to 1 agst Bacchanal.
Ipswich, Bst. 21b. beat Ld F. Bentinck's Job Thorn-
Across the Flat, 100 gs. 20ft.-6 to 4 on Ipswich.

EPIGRAM
,N 3 DRINKING IN COMPANY TOGETHiII, AND
DYING RV INTOXICATION.
WO jolly Topers, SAM and Haan,
Ey tippling lost their breath
or having drank to all they knew,
last they drool to Death /

.ccount of the I,7xpence incurred in fur.
is, and other Ordnance Supplies, to the
Id Portuguese, since May, 1808: —Pre-
. n to an Order of the Honourable the
.nanons, March 27,1809, £670,128 17 1
:r SINCE THE IST 0? MAY, 1868.
Cannon 98 and 94,600 Rounds of Ammunition.
38 7,200 ditto.
. 20 4,000 ditto.
200,177 I Cloth - do. 125,000
Calico • do. 84,000
Serge - Pieces 6,485
Cloth do. 4,015
Great Coats - 30,000
Suits Clothing -
Shirts -
Shoes -
Shct Soles
Calico

220
61,391
79,000

39,000

23,177,9:.5
6,060,000

92,000
• 35,000
- 98,600
- 15,000
- Pieces 22,212
&c. &c. &c,
Canteens - 50,000
Haversacks - .54,000
Hats and Caps - 16,000
Pouches and Beks 240,000
Pieces Sheeting 762
PASSAGE►.
Shoes

15,408
£1 ,934,903

- 220,404
10,000
40,000 I
Yards 118,000 I
ON THEIR
Pieces 2)8
• - 4,100
- 47,000
TO BE 5
si Al accepts!,
29,4001
2;33,400
100

78,000

Shoe-soles
Boots
HIPPED,
FROM CONTRACTORS.
Podches
Cloth

- 35,C00
- - 8,100

- - 150,450
- Yards 125,000

The terms of a loan advanced by Government for
the immediate wants of Portugal, were, it is said, ad-
justed on Tuesday. The sum to be lent is one mil-
lion sterling, and the repayment of the Principal and
interest is, it is said, secured by.the assignment of the
revenues of the island of Madeira, to be vested by the
Portuguese Government in four London merchants,
who are at once its guarantees,. and empowered to re-
ceive its revenues.

The Local Militia for the County of Sussex, is to
be called out for fourteen days, at the latter end of
next month. The three battalions are to be com-
mmded by the Earl of EGREI4fONT, the Honourable
G. AsiIBURNHAN,I9 and Sir C. M. BURRELL.

The second battalion of the 78th Regiment, which
so gallantly distinguished itself at the battle of Maida,
3 arrived at Fort George. The first battalion, into
rillich a number of dust brave fellows were rafted
from the second, is now in India.

All the horses above nine years old in the Uth
Light Dragoons have been drafted into the 10 h.• amount to" 165; of these, 39 marched on Sa-
turday se'nr.ight from the squadron stationed at Truro.
—This squadron is in daily expectation of orders to
march for Exeter; and wilt be replaced at Truro by
another squadron from thence.
The stone 'lnvents house close to the River Thames,
on the land at Chelsea, of which Colonel aioniterhas
recently taken possession, was the favourite reeseat of
Charles the Second, and in which that monarch not
only often sat tat-a-ttie with NELL GWYNN, but likeivise
frequently held Councils with his Cabinet Ministers.
Saturday, during the last part of the Ballet at the
Opera House, twe Gentlermn who were sitting in the
stage boxes, amused themselves by spitting on the
,;gur.eistri. One of the Gcintlemen of the name of
OGLE went afterwards behind the scene, and being
noticed by Mr. MArrzrws, one of the dancers,,an ex-
planation took place, the result of which concluded in
a pugilistic contait, in which Mr. M. chewed great
dexterity, but Mr. O. being obstinate, Mr. TowNs-
%IND was sent for and secured them in Mr. D'Ec-
Itues room, when a proper apology was made by
Mr. 0. and the parties were accordingly liberated
from their temporary confinement.
The following is the verdict of the Coroner's In-
quest held at &mare on the 6th inst. before Joins •
WERits. Esq. Coroner for the county of Kerry, on the I
body of the Rey. FITZGERALD MDALL, whose san- I
:,,iinary and cruet murder has been so universally a
vi;:ject of horror and sorrow :
We find that the said Rev. Fitzgerald Tindall, was wilfully, '
"''only, and barbarously murdered, on account of his zeal as a
And active Magistrate, by Michael Murphy, and an accom-
, As yet unknown, on the morning of Sunday, the 26th of '
•rc'l la.t, on his way from Bantry to Kenmarr, to perform !
••., ,ervicr."

.KET FIRST SPRING MEETING, IBob. -.....--,...--.-
1
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19. PLYMOUTH DOCK, APRIL 18.
There is a report in general circulation here, that
f.zryr3-oykir oslds 7st. Sib. 4-yr olds Bit. 111 b.
sriptiooan,d
yst. 41b. B. C. , the EMERALD frigate, which separated from the
•b. b. Canopus, .5 yrs old - - - I 1 AMETHYST during her chace after la Niemen, has
ch. h. Romeo, 4 yrs old
s br. C. Delvilk, 5 yrs old - . 3 captured a French frigate of an equal force. Mr,
.
br. c. by Mr. Teazle, 3 yrs old - - 4 BOLTON, Gunner of the AMETHYST, the only officer
Two to I on Canopus.
w
's Butleigh, Bst.2lb. beat Mr. Shakespeare's Disc..ounded in the late action, having had three of his
D. I. 200g5. ribs broken, in in a fair way of recovery, at his house
. Stakes of 50gs. each, h. R. for Colts carrying in this town.
and Fillies Bst. 21h. D.M. Rising 3 yrs old.
bl. c. by Sorcerer, out of Wowsky - 1 i Arrived •the Joseph hired cutter from the East-
s 14pan, by Trumpator, out of Scotia - 2 :
S ward ; the MEDUSA, of 32 guns, from a cruize ; the
b. c. Puck, by Alexander, out of Nimble
c. Levant, by Don Quixote - - - 4 RESOLUTE gun-brig, from the Downs ; and the Ro-
brother to Smuggler - - - - S vEa brig of war, from,the coast of S pain, with the
it. Five to 2 agst Sir C. Bunbury's bl. c.; .5 to I i
3to I agst Puck ; and 4to 1 agst Levant. . i loss of her fore and main-top mast, in a gale.—Sailed

the TONNANT, of 80 guns, (late Rear-Admiral HAR-
VEY'S flag ship) for Rochefort ; and the DEFIANCE',

74., for the same place. .
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 19.
Arrived several outward-bound vessels from the
Downs.—Sailed his Majesty's ship la COQUETTE,
with a fleet under convoy for Quebec, &c. Wind N.W.
DEAL, APRIL 19.
Sailed through the Downs this afternoon the Echo,
RowE, for Barbadoes ; and the Polly, HARE, for
Philadelphia.—Arrived his Majesty's ship CALLIOPE,
from off Flushing, and remains in the Downs with
the ships 45 per last.

YARMOUTH, APRIL 10.
Arrived this morning his Majesty's ship CHANTI-
CLEER, from the Baltic, with dispatches from Sir
S. Hoon, and was immediately put under quarantine,
bat it appearing by a certificate from the surgeon that
the crew were all in good health, the quarantine
flag was ordered to be struck, and a Mesenger land-
ed, who proceeded immediately for London.
SANDGATE, APRIL 18,

Two privateers which were driven away from
Sandgate by the alarm gun signals on Friday, again
appeared last evening, supported by two others, in
the Offing, when alarm guns were again fired, and
it is thought they returned without making any cap.
tures. It cannot be too well impressed on the minds
of our merchant seamen, that as the season for laying
up the privateers is near at hand, great numbers will
be pushed out for a last venture, and that by far the
greater part of them are rigged as luggers.
CORK, APRIL l 1.

A French vessel, from Guadaloupe to Bourdeaux,
is seat into Cove, prize to the VIRGINIE, which had
retaken a brig from the Mediterranean, bound to Bel-
fast, laden with barilla.
GREENOCK, APRIL 17.

The Ajax, STEWART, arrived.here yesterday from
Rio de Janeiro, after a passage of fourteen weeks ;
spoke, on the Ist current, the Hela, of and from Li.
verpool for Martinique, out ten days ; —on the 3d
spoke the Thames, of and from ditto for Rio de Ja-
neiro, out twelve days, all well.—The Benson, SEM.,
CElt, arrived here on Saturday, from Trinidad, after
a passage of 42 days. The St. Andrew, RITCHIE,
was loading, and expected to sail for this port in eleven
days after the Benson. The brig Eliza was to sail for
Liverpool in a few days.—The Hussaren, M‘FAR-
LANE, passed to Port Glasgow, on Saturday last from
St. Croix ; brings no news.—Arrived at Port Glas-
gow, the Diana, M'GEORGE, from Berbice, in 3.5
days : left the Helen, M4KINLEY ; Lavinia, -----;
and the Favourite, GIBSON, all belonging to this port;
the two former had not begun to load, the latter was
nearly loaded, and would sail a few days after for
this port.