Star.
London, England, 1815-05-12 00:00:00

THE AR M 1:

FLEET PROM AbtattlCA.--Sunday morn;ng, foray.
three sail of transports, with the 111 lab!) Army, from
America. were Telegraphed off Cape Clear. From►
the state of the wind, it was not expected they would.
reach Cork harbour on Wednesday, and they are now,
probably, in one of the Western Harbours.
GHINT, MAY 7.—Fresh divisions of British troops,
both horse and foot, continue to arrive here, as well
as French s•'ldiers of all descriptions, Who come to
join their King, the hope of France.
Baussiu.s, Mar 8. —The Duke of Wellington, who
went to Ghent two days ago, returned here yesterday,
after having had an interview with Louis XVIII.—
There is no talk yet of his departure for the army.
R.AUsGATZ, MAY 11.--Arrived from Cork two
transports of the largest class, Nos. 267 and 600,
having on board a part of the 13th Light Dragoons,
for Flanders : they have come in here in order to
put their troops on board small r craft to make the
remainder of their passage. The transports, after
discharging these troops, have directions to go into
the Downs, there to wait further orders. Arrived
also the Marshal Blucher and Resolution, extra
packets, with passengers from Ostend (the Blucher
has made the passage to and from Ostend in the slho•t
space of 34 bons:)—they bring nothing fresh in the
news way. We could descry last evening from the
pier-head two frigate.built ships riding in the Downs,
with white flags fly ing ; but what they ate, or under
what circumstances they came there, we do not learn,
though we presume they are the ships referred to in
the London Papers of yesterday, as having been de-
tained by one of our sloops of war. Government
has taken up as a dispatch vessel a most beautiful
copper-bottomed schooner, now lying in our harbour :
she had been employed very successfully as a priva-
teer in the late war with America—the French nation
had.also felt the effect of her superior sailing.—
Sailed for Osteid this morning's tide, the Lord
Liverpool packet, Captain FonsTeit, with General
Wu.soa, two of his Aids.de•camp, and 10 other pas-
sengers, chiefly military Gentlemen, to join their re-
spective regiments. The Liverpool had also on board
14 OiScers' dusters: The Ist Royal Dragoons are
expected to arrive here for embarkation in a dey or •
two.

OPORTIN. INfELLIGENCR.
NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING, 1815.
TMUIISDAY, MAY 11. •
Mr. I. Perren's brother to Quilaer heat Major Wilson's Cuts.
tier, M. 41b. each. 500.-6 to 4 on btother to Quiszer.
Mr. Weston's Uncle Tuby, Bst. ilb. beat Mr. Prince's Young
Este, Bst. 41b. Ab.M. loogs.-6 to 4 on Uncle •I'uby.
A Silver Cup, value Mugs by a Sub.crit don of lOgs. each, the
surplus to the winner in specie, fur 3-yr-olds.
Mr. Shakespeat's Donkey, tl.e. 71b 1
Lord Darlington's Sir Thomas, Bsr. Ilb. - 2
Lord Ross's Shrapnel!, Bst.
13 Subscribers-- [he Judge placed hut 3-5 to 1 ogst Donkey.
A Handicap Sweepstakes of 20gs. each, for 3-yr-olds and up-
wards. D.I.
Lord Jersey's Cannonßall. 5-yr•old, Bst. 101 b.
Mr. Jones's King of Diamonds, eat. 101 b.
Mr. Vansittart's Cecil, 4-yr.old, Bst. SM.
Mr. Andrew's c. by Orville, 3-yr-old, Sat. 71b.
Two paid-2 to lon Cannon Ball.
Sir J. Shelley's L by Sorcerer or lArasy, Bu. 51b. beat Sir E.
Howortb's filly, by Walton, en. TS C. :45gs.—Even betting on
Sir J. Shelley's filly.

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CORN-EXCHANGE, MAY 12.4—Owing to the conti. •
nuance of contrary winds, we have had no arrivals
of any grain since Monday; having but little demand
for Wheat, that article is exceedingly heavy Sale, and
all descriptions, except that of fine quality, are 2s.
per quarter cheaper; Barley and Oats are Is. per
quarter higher : In other grin there is no alteration
in price. .
Another Goan Lottery—another £39,000--trors
Cristar•—and more good Fortune At EYTON'S ! who sold
the grand Prize of 1,000 Guineas, No. 353, in the •
last Lottery, the whole of which he paid in Gold, as
soon as drawn ; and who is now dispensing For.
tune's Favours for To.moftaow, when the whole Lot-
tery, of only 5,000 Tickets, will begin and finish—.
2, Cordial, and 18, Coventry-street.
TIM LAST GOLDEN PRIES EVER DRAWN....-•/%10.
11A86, entitled on Saturday, April 15, to Oa
THOUSAND GUINIAS, was sold at Wear's truly fortu•
unto Office, No. 17, Ludgate-street, (near St. Paul's)
where 3000 more Guineas, and another £30,000
Prize are now on sale.-..=TO-MORItOW the whole
Lottery will be Drawn, and Wens is prepared with a
sufficient quantity of the precious Afetai to pay the
Goa.. Prize; without any deduction as soon as they
go proclaimed.
• OLD BAttLv.-111% morning, at ten o'clock, William Sest,.•,-,
found guilty admixing Harriet Gasket, at Lisbon, was brought
up to re.:elve she judgment of the Coort.:--The Judge Informed
him that three oblation:, had been made by his Counsel to the
conviction—" lit. That the clinic was committed out of the
King's dominions, and in a foreign state." 6` u:d. That it was not
stated, on the face of the indictment • that the parties were Bri-
tish subjects." 66 Sd. That the indictment dui not contain the
words against the form of the statute?' The Learned Judge in-
formed him these objections had been fairly, impartially, and Go-
inanely discussed by all the Judges, antafter the MO4 mature tic-
liberation, they had decidedly given their opinion that they could
no be supported.
i he Recosoaa then a Itlfessed the ptisoner in a most Impres-
sive manner, previous «hpassing the aid sentence of the law ;
when he alluded to his conduct in nitirdlering the deceased, .who,
from his former professions of affection, hail a right to look upon
him as a protector, the pris..iier wept bitterlyta some monitors,
after which be seemed to recover hints, aud heard the rernaind r
of the sentence with great fortitude, winch was, •• that he shut d
be taken from whence he came, and from thence to the place or
execution on Monday next, and his Ludy delivered to the stir.
geons for dissection."
nil prisoner then solicited the Court to intercede with the
Royal Mercy for a mitigation of the sentence, and left
alter !sowing to the Court,vri•ia a firm and becoming sien
—He wu genteelly drawl in Wick, and a number of his
were psalm.

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