Star.
London, England, 1804-04-19 00:00:00

4PORiING INTELLIGNIML

-NEWMARKET inn IMMO larklNCis
WIDNIIDAY.
Fifty Pentads by Subfcription for 3 yr olds. 711. 41b.
4 IT.old—
tta; 71b. and syr olds 911. D. C.
' to pay 3gs. entrance.
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5 a
3 3

D. et Ordmtes b. m. Patel*
Mr. Dawfcm's qMs
14 Groin:mei b. c. Ptuntako

Six to 5 on (tilt.
The fir ft year of the Newmarket Stakes of.sogs. each,
h. ft. colts 811. 71b. fillies 811. alb. D. M. Kiting
3yrs old. . .
Sir C. Banbary's c.Frofparo,by Whiikey, out of Nympb a
1) . of Grafton's be. f. Fake, by ifribilkey. oat of Pratte& 2
Mr. MMus's b. c. by littuard,out of Batington's biter 3
Mr. F. Neale's ch. c. Brsiowerm, by Bastard, dam by Sky.
lager, out of ifabel
..... 4
Mr. Pantoa's ch. c. Proldfor, by Skyfasyer, out of 4011141P4)
dun ... • - •
Mr. Norton names Mr. Dallworth's e... by' Stark mitraf MK
band Young Martke mare •,. • ~ ;MT a ifaeer
Mr. Lockires b. L fiber ti Hetfehelf, by Telefragfe, . • .-. pi
Mr. Whaley 's c. Hb Ithyd Hlghnefa, by Sit Peak, .6141 by
Brut . .
- . - . - 1114
Mr. Whaley's dark be. f. Virgin, by Sir Peter, dam by Prasq
out of Editha 10
14 Dadiagton's c Zodiac, by it. Deers% out ((Abigail pd
14 °releaser's be. L Viola. by John Bull, out ((Olivia pd
Sir F. Sundial's b. c. by Sir Pam, oat of konsee
D. Grafton's ch. L Lifter to raw
SW C. &sobs/ryes b. c. by Widikrys, out af Obetch
Si, C. Stusbury's eb. f. Situ to Orbs&
Mr. Howard's hi. e. by Wbrilogy, ma et amkrella . - 1
Mr. Won's Sao by Waxy, out of Tortmillo. 1- ~• ' '
Mr. Watteirs errs atm to Mammies -'• •' *.
,14 Miteesitowe same Mr. Girdler's b. a by Peet ....-
a Hares, dia. bY Pal" • - - •;:. • .., ipir
Mr. Gbver'r di. Lby Moores* cat et a Ma Oa,.
LA O
b 7
t of•coo ghlic o . a
es Isr. c. Ilegateledby Sir Pear, sot of Tres. _
Very high odds age. Profpero--7 to 4on Pellii4, pi
to 1 nit Buzzard.
Sweepftakes of wogs each, It. ft. for Syr olds.
the Flat..

La arefvesses GA&
Mr.

—...uarifell>. e. by jam b.
__ - 'Mrk' $ i'
Esc be, .adifies brother to Steadeed i 1 1
LA Groliear's jsch-otall-Tredie 7 I
Mr. MAW' MU. Balky P 41Po
Mr. Corattres Laura - - -
.... I *ri
Sin to I az& Cefarol-- tot ugft itadcutte-7 to 4
on Sir F. • ~ 'I brotUr to Stamford.
Mr. Howortb' • _
..lbsc• beat Mr. Howard's Ha.
borah, by W '" 'Fe,: - . the Flat, toss.—?, M.
4 on Bos• ar— ' -44.,, •
IA Sackvillers„bomenanter, 80. 71b. beat Ld Felted
Bkmithed Boy, SR. r3lb. :T. M. M. B. C. soogs.-..-
6 to 4 on Enchanter.
Mr. Wilfon's Merryman, 80. slb. againfl Mr. H.
F. Melia% c. Diddler, by Pegafus, out of Plaillow's
dam, 80. Two yr old C. wogs. Off by C.oofeot.

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The French Papers ale pre_ paring the Peblie for
another mesical report! Soft' btoarav and Gonaoss
are now announced to be beginning to befsd

Lord Gans mt.& and family rift& am; at Camel
ford Hours.
• 4;• •4
The Emperor Acasaania ha( VO.fireci every
work which treats of Mathematics in'•tike Englifk
language to be tranflated into the Ruffian.'

Several large clefts within there few days have
been received from Egypt, containing various Rattles
and mummies fent to England by the Prevoyante
(lore-Slip 'for Lord ELGIN. The BLAAKIL has alto
brought home feveral cafes for bis LordStip, which
will be delivered from the Cußom Route in a few
days.

The r+th Battalion of Referee, quartered at Ayr,
commanded by Colonel Gaarcr, have agreed, in
confequence of previous permaion from his Majelly,
to become a Regiment of the Line, retaining their
prefentofficers,and receiving each a bounty of 7L sas.
The County of Dublin Militia. quartered at Cole.
raine, have volunteered their Cervices to England.
The Major of the St. Clement Danes Volunteers
has received orders to bold himfelf in readinefs to
march with his Coriis to the Coaft at a moment's
notice.

The Loyal Britons, commanded by Colonel Da.
•iasou, are under orders to march to the Coafl, when
occafion than require, at the fltorteft notice. •

Yellerday the Loyal North Britons were infpelled
in Hyde Park by Col. Janata:or. In confequence
of the notice which had been fent to the corps, that
in cafe of adual Inrafion, they would probably be
ordered to march to the point of attack, the mutter
was uncommonly well attended. Col. Jauntiest's
ex preffed particular fatisfaaion at the general appear.
ante of the corps, and the Rate of their arms.

•
General Earl Moira has fignified to the Lord
Lieutenant of the County of Edinburgh his intention
of allowing pay for extra drills (not exceeding eight)
to fuch of the Edinburgh Corps of Volunteers as
Mould exercife to that extent, between the 14th ink
and the 14th of May. He has alfo lignified his in.
tention of granting to each corps and battalion an
additional allowance for the extra attendance of the
men at drill and ball prallice, in the winter months,
'to be equitably diltributed in each corps, by its Com.
manding Officer, at his difcretion.
Lafk week, pikes were delivered to the three corn.
panics of the Whitehaven Artillery Volunteers.

Next Monday, the Newcaffle Volunteers go upon
permanent duty, for three Weeks.
All the Volunteer Corps of the county of Eifel
arc going upon permanent duty.
The York Volunteers will march from Hull to
Scarborough, on Friday the 2 oth inflant, to be on
permanent deny for 2 t days.
The Brechin Volunteers, commanded by Lieut.
Col. Mot.xisom, have unanimoufly offered to go on
permanent duty for any period of time, and to march
to any pan of Great Britain to which his Majeßy
mould be pleated to order them.
On the 3111 uh. at the interment of a Volunteer,
at Eyam, in Derbyllsire, his brethren fired three vol.
lies over, and one into his grave, which blew off the
coffin lid, and laid open the corpfe to the terror of
the beholders : this ftrange difafler was, however,
immediate!y repaired by putting 0 dull to duff, and
attics to a fbe‘," and the grave was doled in peace.
On Friday WI, the remains of the unfortunate
Lieutenant Dusamt, of his Majelly's Chip Amelia,
commanded by Lord Prosy, wh was drcv neJ in the
imprefs fcrvice, were interred at Woola atz:nd.2.l
by his Lordship, Use fhip's crew, and a patty vi tile
Royal Marines.

NAUTICAL INTBLLIGEATZ

MAILS THIS DAY—Wind W. li. W.

•lt. DII. All. Dl►,
WAN o t Haosbargh 0 I
Waterfall o a Gotteot.►ri 0 0

Penzance, APRIL morning blowing a
gale at E. N. E. arrived the Kitty, of this port,
NOALs from Briftol, with fundries.—Alfo a fleet
from the weltward, but have not yet afcertained
what they are.
TORIBIY, APRIL rd.—Sailed the PNIALINT floop
of war on a cruize.

FALYOUTH, APRIL O.—Arrived the BUOY floap
of wars with revere' (hips under cunvny from the
Downs, to join the outward bound Weft India Con-
voy. The Hataso Boop of war was (poke withal
the ijth intlaat to the north eafl of St. Ire's.
Dant, APRIL 18.—Arrived the Charming Sally,
hiPhiesettes, from Batavia, bound to Amfterdam,
aid remains in the Downs with the *tips as per laa.
Early this morning two colliers (brigs) from Atm
Northward, ran on the Goodwin Sands, and wont to
rpieces; the crews were providentially fated by foams
AfttlArom the. Me of Thanet.—Wind N. N. E.