Star.
London, England, 1813-06-29 00:00:00

7141fiLZICANCE.

COUltrtHr IEINOB BENCH; litNElll.: '
Tux ICING 0. AATM:4kt).
The defendant was. brought up to t4eeiVe the j4dg-
inent of the Court, having been convicted oF'having.
in his possession naval stores, marked with the broad
lawny?, and waksentenced to be fined Is. and confined
C stifle months.

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THE KING V. ISAAC&
The defendant in this case had been, found guilty
of attempting to bribe the officers whn had seized the
naval stores which were in the possession of Ray.
bonld : his sentence was, that he should be confined-
,
15 months in Newgate.

LADY PLIWEVAL v. mops.
In this case, Mr. TOt'PING chewed cause against 3
rule obtained on a former day by Mr. Holt, for a
Criminal Information against the defendant, the pro-
prietor of a weekly publication, called The News, for
having inserted in that paper, on the 6th of June last,
a libel on the plaintiff, imputing to her, that-she was
the fabricator of certain !afters, which appeared' in,
The News of the 4th of April last, signed by Lords
Liverpool, Eldon, and Castlereagh, and Lady A.
Hamilton.
The Court, after hearing Mr. PADRE and Mr.
Hort. in support of the Rule, declared their opinion,
that this was not a case in which the Court were called
on to grant a criminal information ; the plaintiff
might, however, if she thought proper, proceed by
Indictment, as that course was still open to her ; and
therefore the Rule should be discharged.

NAY,IL APPOIATAIEIV7'3.

Lieutenant M. Lindsay, to the rank of Commando..
Mr. S. Spencer, Midshipman, to the rank of Lieutenant.
Mr. D. Rice, Midshipman, to be Lieutenant, in the Hussar.
Mr. C. Sutton, Misl,hipman of the Royalist, to the rank of
Lieutenant, for his gallant' conduct in the late service performed
by that stoop's ennipany off Bormeo. •
Mr. Joyce, Midshipman of the Sparrowhawk, to the rank of
Lieutenant. _ _ _

Mr. G. Dyer, Midshipman of the San Juan, to be Lieutenant.
Captains Milward, to the 'Herald; W. Henderson, froth the
Ittscario to the• Dasher; T. L. Peake, to the Rosario; F'. Mait-
land, to the Goliah ; Elphinttone, to the Dublin; Henry Prescot,
to the ridanus; Donnelly, to the Devonshire; and Fitnderon,
to the Acorn.

, Lieutenants J. Seagrove. to the Menelaus ; J. Priest, to the
Goliah ; T. W. Jones, to the Alphea, schooner; J. Manton, to
the Niger; W. Stopford, to the Kangaroo; J. B. Tattnel, to the
President; R. S. Strnmends, to the York ; NV. Richardson, to the
Medusa; J. Barclay, to the President; J. F. Turner, to the Go-
Halt ; G Gordon, to die Salvador del Mundo ; J. Julyan, to cont-
mund the Racer schooner; J. Dance, to the Eridai:us; W. Truzs,
to the Salvador del INlundo; T. Ritchie, to the Cherokee; J.
Smith (8) to the Devastation ; S. Sison, to the Acbar frigate ; J.
Lyons, to the Anacreon • NV. Hewett, to the Sealark ; Erooks, to
the Brazen ; and D. Miller, to the Hy.
Mr. Co Green, Parser, to the Fly; Mr. W. Quinton, to lit,
Purser 9f the Niger • Mr. J. Pattinger, late of the Java to be
Purser of the Naiad; the Rev. H Peters, to be Chaplain of the
Dublin.

The following letters relate to the most recent oc-
currences that have taken place in the Baltic :

" *lngo Sound, June 40919.
" A large convoy of more than SOU sail is collec-
ted here for the Baltic, and will sail the first fair wind,
in the charge of the Antelope and a gun-brig : but it
is supposed they will not attempt the passage of the
3 wnd, Admiral GRAHAM MOORE in the Vigo; with
t,le Warrior, Princess Caroline, and /Etna and De-
vastation bombs, having left their anchorage off 'lel-
vingbut g, for the Belt ; and the Zealous, Captain I'.
BOYS, has also been withdrawn from her station off
Hoganus, and ordered on the same service with the
Admiral. It is therefore said, that during the sum-
•mer months the Belt passage will be preferred to that
et the Sound, light Southerly winds and much calm
weather being very prevalent in that narrow strait.
There can be no doubt but the late movement of
Admiral MOORE has been occasioned by some hos-
tile measure on the part of the Danes. All that is
made known to the Public by the Helsingburg let-
ters, is, that the mission• of Mr, THORNTON, Major-
General HOPE, and a Swedish and Russian Ambas-

sador to Copenhagen, in his Majesty's ship Defi-
ance, on the 31st of May, has been unsuccessful.—
. The Defiance still remains off Copenhagen, but she
will speedily depart : and although the batteries of
Cronberg Castle did not fire at the fleet, on passing it,
it is to be presumed they will again give their thirty-
six pounders the greatest elevation. The Orion is sta-
tioned off W ismar ; Princess Caroline will be off
Leyer Island; Zealous off Roinso ; Warrior off Lan-
gland ; and Vigo at Dino Ilead ; and Ulysses from
Wing() to Leyer, and many smaller vessels—so that
there will be a chain of protection to convoys from
-fit Ingo Sound to Llano, in the Baltic.—Swedish troops
arc contivally embarking from Carlsham, and landing
at Port. Their army will be at least 30,000 strong.
A convoy irom the Sound, that sailed on the '2oth
May, arrived here. on the 23d, under the Strenuous
and Havock gun-brigs."

)me 16, 1813.
64 We learn here, that on the 6th of June, after
,•the fleet under Admiral Worm. left the Sound, they
~proceeded to Anil()lt, and arrived there en the same
; when the Baltic convoy, in charge of the Ant.-
..lope, consisting of about '..500 sail, passed them with
at light breeze from the Northward. The Princess
Caroline, and three brigs of war that had joined, were
added to protect the convoy, for whose safe passage
through tla: Belt not the smallest apprehensions were
entertained. Now Denmark has finally rejected all
the offers of the Allies and of Sweden, it is likely-
that operations will immediately commence on the
.Part of the Swedish at my. Denmark seems to forget
altogether the unprovoked aggression against Sweden
1 in 18;A, when the plan to dismember that country
was agitated, and which absolutely ended in depriving
it of the best of its Fovinces, and the deposition of
the honest, the ill-advised Gus'rAvus.
44 The Kiwi, of DENMARK'S first Naval Aid.de-
Camp, NI. IfINDHOLNI, returned to Copenhagen on
the 9th of June, from a mission either to BONAPARTE

or to one of his Generals, and brought an account
that the French mein army is in a very ineffective
state. The
.Cossacks have, as usual, got into his
rear, and are cutting off all supplies between him and
the Eibe. The Swedith ship of the line, which lay
1., in the Sound some tune, left it on the departure of
.the' English squadron. There can be little doubt but
hostilities will immediately take place between lien
mark and Sweden. The Snipe, Lieutenant Ctrase-
?lon, is stationed at Anholt, for the prouction of the
• garrison, and to convey dispatches to and born Witt
Aland to Gottesbur&h."

.3t; 111111.EITS:

AVERAGE PRIAILE•eI CORN IN EI4O2ILAND WALES
from the returns ending the 13thAf June, 1815. •
• igtisti. Rye. Barley. Oaii. Bons. Pei**, •
. I
117 10 I 1 1 d
77 0159 3 42' 4: 184 Sfl 83 8
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns made
in the week ending the 23d of June, is 61s. Od. per cwt.
Rertrae OF WHEAT IN MARIC4.ANE, front June 14, to June
19, Total 7,908 qrs.—Average 1158. lobar
than last return.
RETURN or FLOUR from June 12, to June 18.—Total 15,327
sacks.—Average 109 s. 2d.—led. lower than last return.
SMITHFIELD MAR/CET, 28.
PER STONE or 81b. TO SINE THE OFFAL.
Beef 4s 10d to 6s 4d Veal Ss Od to 60 4d
Mutton 5s ed to 6s id Pork Ss Od to Oa 63
Lamb Ss 2d to 7s 4d.
Beasts, about 1900—Sheep and Lambs, 15,500.