Star.
London, England, 1806-07-17 00:00:00

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Yefterday M. Mats (Iron
and Mr. Secreary Tucitsit (nf the Admiralty;,
made their rnhlic entry into this borough, preceded
by the Rely ,1 Marine Bind, colours flying. &c. Their
reception was truly flotetiog ; an immetife majority
of the Eleaors, and almott every inhabitant accom-
panying, all hailing them a, harhittoers of the free-
dom of eke-lion, and reamers of their tights and

privileges.
Upwards of a hnndred Gentlemen fat down to an
excellent dinner ; harmony And good fellowlip was
the order of the Day ; roans of every kind, allufive
of the -mancipation of the Borough from fordid
hands, and its prefent flattering prorpefts, were
given by Mr. Tvexsa and Mr. MAIMS. The fol-
lowing are a few feleEled
The King. and God bleb him.
The Mateo( Cornwall.
Butes to the Borough of Sabah.
The Molt Noble the Marqui. of But tinhorn.
(To whom a Memorial bad been addrelled by a large Body of
Bleat:1m)
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Lard Howl& and the Navy.
May the Union Fl at never be truck In the Borough of Sabah.
Shackles for thofe who wine to forge fetters for otberv.
To the manes of thole who have fallen &deafly fighting (or
their Country.
fart Bt. Vincent.
The Boyd Dock Yard of Plymouth. and the tun.
May the Flag of Dcflebee never be Bruck to the Bonnie* of
!aka&
Mr. Secretary Tucsra was obliged to return to
London early in the evening—but Mr. Maw'''. con-
tinued naafi fuccef fully the Fetlivities of the day to
a late hour ; every one Teemed delighted, and deter-
mined to ferve their ancient borough, by uniting heart
and hand to ellablifb the birth rights of Englifbmeo
—Freedom and Independence.
We might juftly exclaim with the Poet—
sure fuck a day, fa renown'd, fa hartnonlout,
Such aflutter day as this wan never fees.
It is but junice to K. C aaaaa TIER (the Solicitor)
to obferve, that n-.t only his clear and &Rine flute.
cur of the various ch returns, &c. &c. of the
Barough, but the whole of his condua met the entire
approbation of every Eleeor prefent.

The Expedition under the command of Sir Howe
Poe ti• se and General Beltesroan is certainly direeted
wind the Rio de la Plata. We believe that thole
Officers are roan acenrding to the emergency of the
cafe and their difcretion. it appears that the people
of that wealthy di/rid had entreated, and in the molt
• preffing manner, to be taken under lit itifh predation.
The Antigua Paper, of the 5111 of June, mentions
the death of Brigadier General Sir R. Bassar, at
Brietlone-hill, St. Kitts, where he commanded, on
the 19th of May.
Lord Perla founded tight Fellowthips at Exeter
College. Oxford, for the eennties of Devonibire.
Dorfetfhire, Somerfetfhire, Oxfordffiire. and Etter,
or for any other county in England, whetein his,
Lordfbip or his heirs might have lands or polliffinnel
at the time of the elation, expteffed by the worls
ferret dinfartord." Now, Mr. BR ADFoRD WAS born
in the county of York, and proved, at the time of the
lag elation, that Lord Pares was in pofT.:ffinn, in
that county, of flares in canals, and likewife in turn-
pike gates. The Rator did not confider thefe (hares
to come within the meaning of the words, terra, d
pitifieser : and more fa, as that canals and turnpike
gates were not the exclufive right or property of his
I.‘rdthip, but belonged to feveral other pet font.—
Upon thefe grounds, he rejated the votes given in
favour of Mr. BRADFORD t (sour which determination,
an appeal it made to the Vifitor, who will determine
on the merits of the cafe.
Wear INDIA DOCRl•—Saturday the Well India
Dock Company opened a new Dock at Black wall,
appropriated for tie mtward bound, and the Pi emir
Well Mahatmas' Captain Door L•s, was warped into
the baron from the Import Dock, amid/ the applaufes
of many tlioufand fpeAatnrs. The vette', one of the
Inch In the fee vice. belonging to bleffra.Ht ay ears and
Co. of Mineingrlanc, was decorated from Rem to Vern
with the colours of every formourited with
the Britifb Srandard. cabin, State room, and
deck. were fitted up for the accommodation of vifiturs,
and an elegant cold collation was provided.
Foor-Recv.—The Ines: depending loro.rare he.
tweet, Wood cud t'ollit was (I. OlJeLl on Monday.—
The diAance was five rounds nt the 1) st.eafter Race-
cowls, being nine miles 560 yards. Wood is about
two incites taller than his ardegnniA. Previous to
flaming, bets tan two to one in favour of Wood.—
Tie belt round, in which Wund had the advantage,
was patterned in 9 minutes Jo fecouds. In the fecond
re end Pollit patted Woad. Bets even. This round
was completed in ten minutes thirty feeonds.—ln the
third round Wood regained the advantage. end came
in coo yards ahead. ',rt. 6to s in his favour. This
round was run its tea minutes eight feconda. In the
fourth AVciod retained the advantage. This round
took up ten mit rites.—ln the bleb Wood continued
Sitar:lml), ahead, and completed the round in ten
minister. tit lecrrnds. Running the whole difience in
5o minutes 48 feconds, while Pnllit occupied p
minutes 40 fcconds.