Star.
London, England, 1807-03-04 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAvriEND. MARCH 3 —Pallid by the Two Friends, Lewing-
ton. from Charleltun ; Mary, Maryland, from Waterford: Eli-
zabeth, Alexander Cocks, from Riga ;" Provident. lacobfoa;
Manders, palm ; Carolina Ma:ilda, Burg, and the Count Ler-
wick, —, from Norway.
DISTRISUTION OF PRIZIi•MONEY.

The Sirius. for the capture of the San Rain! and Fl Firrne. on
the sad July, 1805, will be paid to morrow, at No. A., Cies:nem%
Inn. Recalls, every Tucfday and Friday for three months.
The Antelope. for the capture of the Catharina ,Thulcns, taken
sstb (Molter. 1833, will be paid and recalled at the fame time
and place as the above.
The Triumph, for the capture of the San Rafael rnd Fl Firme,
on the 224 July, tBos, will be paid on Wedneiday and Thurfday
next, at No. Is, Holborn court, Gny's.lnn, and recalled on the
fame days for three months.

Monday fe'night, the outward bound Vefl•lndia
Fleet, 6: in number, under convoy of the ACASTA
frigate and HELENA floop, failed from Cork Harbour.
They proceeded to fea with a light wind at North.
By intelligence received an Tuefday night, it appears
that they had' not proceeded farther to the weliward
than the Old Head of Kinfale. The VIRGINIA floop
of war was to give convoy as fir as M4deira. Only
one of the fleet belongs to the port cf Dublin.
Monday fe'nnight failed from Leith Roads the Lord
Melville armed b :g, with a convoy for Tooringen.
Wednefday laft, the Jane, Jar►efnn, and Hercules,
Gibbon, failed from Aberdeen for the Davi4' Straits
Whale Filhery.

The No ConHaut Nfary, of Newcaillc, Captain
Thomas Ch spman, is wrecked on an illand in the
Gulf of Finland, only feven hours from the prat of
lauding—crew laved.
The Jean, AllAn, from Aberdeen to London, with
erain, was totally Intl in t gak of the I between
Yatmouth and Loweitrife, but the crew were laved.

The Queen, grFti /101.73 E, was left by the Pilot on
the 28th tilt. off St. C,olierine's Point, all well, Willi
ur is fail to leeward of tier, and intended to re
gain Portfmouth or Plymouth, or to proceed on her
,voyage. The above fhips were drove pail in the late
gale.

The Jack Tar, from Shields for Jamaica, is rut
into Dover, with the iota of rudder, having been on
(bore on the Goodwin Sands.

The Leiceller, —, from Sunderland, is lot at
Whitby.
TheSkafford, frorn Sunderland for Portf-
mouth, Was deferted by the crew on the 19th tilt.
The Flora, &smolt, from Monrrofe for London,
was captured on the 15th alt. off BlAceney.
The Juno, TAYLOR, from Liverpool, bound to
Tonningen, it on there near Beaumont.

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' CO9I4EXCHANCe, MARCH 4: .! )'•

1 There tie fear arrivAls of Meat toliii•,44iitij eO,l.
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'fiderable quintities at bend—line tipple/ gu uti
heavily, and fer,on• (1,. with infcrior qualitie4, ate
cetrepie.dolgalrband at leis prices-,airolerls again
argated:iatlarge frlpply, and vevy doll of !tale. at ra-
%her 4ocrt)trilvirte-.-White and Grey' Ms a," liitlr the
two forts'Ofiflians,are etch iii7(irtg3itiikle rely y,
and a tritre '.kheaper.-7Oats ii.eiq 44ilfr,a1Rd;••iitles
in this trade aro,ratierloweFl—Jn Fiatar?Airtitiattra-
tion, fine,Artleriesirr 475. to sos. pavrilldtrelyj':
, .. • (71[441tRAL CUltili3Cl4 AI Vlailigi2i 5 . 1. ,
Wheats 48.6 661184. WE 9r. . ClitY9Alll4 4.434, 119046 tin 1
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del. 331
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Oath 22$ 215. ;
Malt, 641.7 es . ..• :".."' 9.-'1"• l'itaaft iltdli 1:91 31 is:l
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:41Phfi iiiftan aZiinn on a bIll;of7i 41e.ingi,for:4 i 01.
atceptea.,Pefendanti,nne of As., §i)erif• of
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it appeared that .Mr. Miles made alpplieatlon in the
month Of Nobettsberlatt, at the •BOVOlfiee nt the
Opera tinitfOor la box for the' fann,sand wei ac•
cianamodated:With one; which, according to the plan
ofthe tunes; was Nt. to 6, on Ow fecund tier. For
this box he gave the'bill in tineition.'
The defence:, to the *affirm was, that tile bin,
of 'Wog on the'recond tier, %visit), Litt on the foorth,
ancifo vet y inconvenient, and lt •fsels a distance from
the Rage, that- it •wai inipdfible ve hearer fee • any
thing going on. '
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,„" The Plaintiff praline(' evidende. to anW Mat ,the
-Defendant might have Seen the b.:x if he.hita cbofen,
before he entered into the agreement.
Lord ELLFIIIIOII.OVGH ohfesved, that,the Defen-
dant had Rated•inabe•bill, as the ccmfideration for it,
that it was for a boa, No. i 06, therefote he could not
avail himfelf of the plia which he now Set up.
The Jury found a verdict for the Plaintiff.

SIDUCTION....-ILLIOT V. £MITN, iSO
This was an aEtion brought to recover damages for
the feduflion of the Plaintiff's daughter. Intone&
ately after the Jury were fworn, the Counfel for the
parties confulted together, and it was agreed :hat a
verdift fhould be entered far the Plaintiff,with three
thoufand pounds damages, fulled to the and of
James Lo(h, Efq. of Newcafile.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DUBLIN.
. cam. con.-.-maaris 1). osirtr.
This affirm, brought againft the dcfer•dant for cri-
minal.converfation with the plaintiff's wife, was tried
on Thorfday haft before Lord N011.1150.11Y.
The, plaintiff had formerly been a difliller, and
having failed, he was a pritoner in the Mailhalfea
fur. Come: time. Here he became acquainted with
the defendant, who wai alfo a plifootr, and after
both were difcharged the intimacy continued. The
defendant continuing in diftreffed circumflinces,
frequently dined kt•the plaintiff's hoar. and in vio-
laden of all honour, fuer•eeded in feducing the
wife. She eloped from her hufband with
and lived as a widow under a fictitious name in lodg-
ings in an obfcure part of the town. The defendant
for fome time vitited her as her attorney; but in
confequence of the woman of the houfe threatening
to turn them out for improper conduit, the defendant
declared they were married privately, and from that
time the defendant flept every night with Mrs. Mar-
tin. The retreat of the paramours having come to
the knowledge of the plaintiff, he went with a.party
of watchmen to the houle where they lodged, at t z
o'clock at night, and, according to the evidence- of
one of the watchmen, took Q2in out of bed fr
Mrs. Martin, without any thing on him except his
nightcap."
On the part of the defendant it was endeavoured
to be proved, that Mr. Martin had always treated
his wife in a brutal manner ; but this entirely failing,
the Jury found a Verdi et for the plaintiff —damas.:s
20001.

Mrs. Martin had ten children by her 11.11band.;--
The defendant, who was broug:tt up in cuilody from
the Marihalfea, where he was confined, appeared as
his own attorney on the trial, and feemed quite un•
concerned at the different attacks' made •on him by
the plaintiff's Connie!.

After the trial was over, the defendant, in corn*
out of Court in the crnwd, found means to efcape
from the Sheriff's Officers, but was afterwards taken
and clofely fecured.

About eight n'cl )ck on the evening or the yyth
ult. Patrick Reed, a private foldier belonging -to
the third battalion of the Firtt
.(or Royal) Regi-
ment of Foot, whilft handing fentry at the tower.of
Culvercroft battery, in Soifer, was, accorled br a
man dreffed in a great coat, round hat, and cockade
(who appeared to be an officer's let van* and who,
after Come converfati-n, fired (as is fuppafed) a.
pittol at the Paid Patrick Reed, the ball of which
patf,:d through his knee. Reed is (ince dead of his
wound and a reward of toguineas is offered in
!alt night's Gazette for the apprchenfion of the per-
fon who committed the murder.
P"BLISHID BY ORDPit OF THE lIIINACUS vi 2hi

11')YAL HUMANS social-v.

Mr. N1...awl Li., Medical Alfidant, obferves—
" It is with great pleafure that I can add another
inllance of the iuccefstul treatment of Sufpended
Animation.—About feven in the evening James Lang-
ley fell into the 'Well India Dock. It being very dark
much time was lit ; and, when found, he was to all
appearance a ,dead man. in fuch a hopelefs Rate the
body was conveyed to the Receiving [Luce, ani the
judicious procef, employed for two hours, which pro-
videntially reflored an induflrious man to a ditconit•
.
late wife and young family."
The pecuniary rewards have been paid to the par-
ties recommended by Mr. MAZW&LL.
Signed by Order.
Fcb. 23, ao7. joHIII BEAUM3NT, Sec.
Snbfcriptions received at Baron Dimidale's; Fuller
and Chatteris ; Langflon's, Down and Co.; Drune
mond's ; Landon Coffee Houle, and by the Tie
curer, No. 8, Spital Roue.