Star.
London, England, 1802-07-28 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

We have the pleafure to Rate the fate arrival off Dover, of
the Cornwall whaler, Capt. blyth, from tht Eaßward of the
Cape of Good Hope, whither the has been with the EaR In-
dia Company's licence on the Southern whale awry. The
Cornwall failed from the ifland of St. Helena the latter and of
May.

The Sect of China (hips which are elpedted to arrive in
Odtobcr next arrived at Macao on the zath of February; under
convoy of his Majefty's Ship Lion.
Letters from Colombo mention the arrival at that port of the
Flonourahle Company's (rip the Manthip, Capt.• Logan, and
the flip Carron, from England. _n at? 2_o.f _e_ t. ruAry. the
Monarch, Capt. Mortimer, arrived at Bombay ; (he Liled from
England the 9th of September laft. On the 14th the Ships
Sealeby Cattle and Upton Cattle, Captains Gardener snd Pavin,
arrived at Bombay : they parted on the tath of December
with the Bengal, Anna, Triton, and Elizabeth: tide two former
with Urea for the Cape, and the latter for China.
A letter from Bengal, dated the iSth of January, Pays, c" On
Friday latt arrived in the River the Waller, Lieut. Davidfon,
from Penang, which place fhe left on the 27th ult. The Ad-
miral, with his Majelty's !hips, was there when the Waller
failed.--We are concerned to Rate the lofs of the Gabriel,
Capt. Turnbull, In the Red ;lea. The Commerce, Capt. Mac-
auley, belonging to Bombay, is all* loft in the Red Sea."
The following is a lilt of the paffengers on board the Honour-
able Eaft India Company's (hips the Walpole, Capt. &militant*
and the Prefton, Capt. Murray, which fhips are Monty elpedted
to arrive from Bengal and Bencoolen, viz.
Per Walpole-Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Barron, Captain Edward
Brown, Comnullary of Ordnance ; William Inglis, Efq. Head
Surgeon ; Mr. Barron, ()saner Matter of Dragoons ; Matter
David Sheriff, Mrs. Jane Gordon, Mager George and Mifs
ane Gordon, Lieutenant-Colons' George Gordon, of his Ma-
: Jelly's
29th Dragoons; Captain Read, of the Sepoys, proceed-
ing to Bencoolen.
Per Pretton.—Mr. Langflaff, Affiftant Surgeon ; Lieutenant
Trufcott, of the 17th Native Rgiment, proceeding to Fort
Marlborough ; Ma's Maria Timins ; Captain Henry Douglas,
of the Bengal Artillery ; Mr. Robert Briggs, Affittant Sur-
geon.

An account received by the late overland exprefs rays, a let-
ter received at Bombay from Mocha, dated the x6th of Janu-
ary, contains the following " Lieutenant-Colonel Ford, with
the officers and detachment of his Mayfly's Both regiment,
which failed from Uoa In the Portuguefe frigate that was loft,
faded from hence yelterday on board the Cecilia. We are
ferry to ttate the lois of the Gip Fax Allum; Ibe 'truck off
Orfoy on the 7th of June Taft, and thorny after went to pieces.
Mr. William Kiofey, the Chief Officer, was picked up and
brought here, after having been two months an the rocks, al-
molt Reeved to death. We arc further concerned to Rate,
that the Commander, Captain Baird, and aimed all the crew
were either drowned or put to death by the Savages, after get-
tin? on thore from the wreck. The only Military Officer on

FROM LLOID'i Lt5T.

PEAL, JULY 2,.—Camc down, the Calettmia, Tama AI; fair
Bengal. Arrived the Him, Diindas, emtauruaas, front
8et54.41, and remains. Wind Weft.

GRAVESEND. JOLT 27 .-.P.actl by, tbe Dpid Seott, Ott as,
(ram &milts), ; Lord Ne,fun ,111, it \so ou , fr.= Antigua ; Lica -
ford, Daum, from St. Kitt's ; Irmetioda. VARIL, from Opor-
to; Echo, —, front Mcmel; and Eaperinttnt, %%pays R.
from Greeniand.--Sailed the Countefs of Sutherland,ituota.

TQN, for the Eglt fink 6; Marl. TEDDS4. for Arofterdazog
Solna OA, MOs; and Enterprike, HILL, fur Rottercialn.

At Lifbon-,-Roehdsle, Lake; snd Lively, Canamel, front
Hllll.

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At Petcriburgh—Ajax, Atkinfon ; and John, Spring. from
Hull.

ARRIVFIS

In the Downs The Martha, Ltwington, from Dublin ; Ir.
melinda..Fair, from Oporto; Ann and Mary, Watfon, from,
Genoa; Tony, Woodhuufe, from Janirica; aad Jane sod Sandi,
/3ifhop, from Smyrna.
At Liverpool--Endavour, —, frcm Trinidad.
At Dublin—Chance, MgDougall, from S.. Vincent's.
At Cork—Bird, Pringle ; and &wry , I,Valker, front QaebrA
At Amiterdam—Polly, Muller, (ruin St Thomass.
At Rottcrdam—Jane,Stone, from 'Virginia.
At Gibraltar—Edinburgh, Wallace, from London. •
At St. Kitt'.--Chace, Clark, from London. . •
At Trinidad—Mary, Barr; Earl of Llverpock Home;
Agreeable, Sidley ;land Latons. Smith, from Africa. •
Profperity, Orr, from Tuliago to London, is put into
S:. Kitt's. leaky, and will he obliged to unload.
The. Marlin, Mortimore, from Liverpool to NEwcaftic, was
ftranded near Loweitoffe, 2341 infat.t ; part of the cargo fared.
A letter from Captain Kearick, of the Iris, from India to
New York, dated the 30th of June, at fea, ftates,that the Per.
cher, the Tay, and the Highland Chief, arc captured...
_ _

The Apollo, Long, from Nantucket to Liverpol, was loft it
Camarvon bay, the at R irdtant ; crew drowned.
The Indußry, Cabott, from Rotterdam to Jerfey. is put into
Weymouth with damage, having been rin foul of at fea.
The Henrica, Lrirer, from Hattiburgh, bound co Amiter-
dam, is Branded in theTexcl.
The Peace and Plenty, Nichols, from Riga to Rotterdam.
foundered off Gottland the 4th initant; the meter and five
twm fared.

Toe Marv, Captain John Collender, arrived fafe at Ratter.
dam the 16. h in:t. having failed only the preceding day front
Hull, and completed her voyage in nine hoursidd time than tha
Marie, Captain Brummitt.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
The Shares of the profits arifing to the Navy froni the Prizes
taken in Saldanha Bay,will be paid at the oower Arms, Gower.
Rreet, Bedford-ftplare, on Wednefday the 18th day of lingua
next. _ _

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The Refolution, for the eaptare of the Harriet and Eliza.
will be paid at the Crown and Supt Load, Carlick-hill, on
Monday the ad of Augull near.
The Africa, Cleopatra, and T 'Ube, will be paid the proceeds
of the Harriet and Eliza, on the yth of A.uguit, and of a fun
of money received on account of the falvage of the Eliza and
Sovereign, at the Crown and Sugar Loaf, Garlick-bill, on Men-
day the ad of Amnia nut.
The Cleopatra will at the fame time be paid her Mare of th•
Commerce. _ _

The floop la Suffifante, for the capture of the brig Mae
Sun, will be paid their fecond and final diftribution on Satur-
day next, qie 3 lit inltanti at N 0.6, Stanhope-ttrect, Newcaltle-
ftreet.

On Thurfday Lit a Court-Martial was held bit
J. Hamilton, belonging to his Majelly's Chip Zea-
lous, for negled of duty. The siarge being
proved, he was fentenced to receive 200 lathes,
which fentence was on Saturday morning put in
execution alongfide the refpeetive ships in the bar•
hour. Jolt betbre he was feized up alongfide the
first Ihip, he jumped overboard and attempted tip
make his efcape, but was loon retaken.
Friday fe'nnight a battle was fought between
two labourers at Dundon, near Petworth, which
was Ilubbornly conceited for upwards of an hour,
at the end of which one of cheat, by a knock down
blow, was deprived of the his life.

The number of Faihionable Company who
daily frequent the Panorama, Leiceiter7fquare,
fully evinces the defire of the Public to encourage
the lccurate and gratifying reprefentltions which
are exhibited there, and which we find are follow-
ing up with the ufiial fpirit, Mr. H. BARIMEL being
now at Paris making drawings of that city for
the enfuing fpring.

While the KIND of PRUSSIA was on his late
journey, an Officer fell at his feet, to reguelt he
would permit him to marry, and declared at the
fame time, that the woman he loved did not pof-
fds the fortune prefcribed by the law. The King
replied, that be could not grant a perntialon con-
trary to law. The Officer perfeeered, and de-
clared, that the perfon he loved was pregnant, and
that as a man of honour he could not abandon
her. To which the King. anfwered, Wait until
I have made fume inquiries ;" and a few days
after, the King fent him as a prefent the film ne-
cellary according to law, to authorize his mar-
riage, waiting him at the fame time lappincfs in
his new [lam • •

ECIVPTIAN ANTIQ37ITIES.—.-ACCIAlCrable num-
ber of Egyptian Antiquities were laft week brought
to the Britith Mufeum. They were culleeted by
the French, during their flay in Egypt, and were
fent on board a veifel•for the purpofe of being con-
veyed to France. The veffel was taken by the
Englith, and thefe retrains of antiquity were fent
to his MAJESTY, who prefented them to the BO-
.Mufeum. They tonfitt of large Sarcophagi,
which have fince been Wed as baths; and !brae of
a fmaller fine which are fuppokd to contain the
dins of the dead. There are feveral ancient fia•
cues, fome with the Leads of animals and the
human form, and two of a later date, one re-
prefenting a warrior, and the other a fage..--
Among thefe rarities is an enormous hand of gra-
nite, fo large, that it k conceived the figure to
which it belonged intahave been at leaft eighty
feet in height. There arc other reliones of An.
cient Sculpture, fome large and beautiful pieces
of granite, porphyry, and other natural produc.
Botts of the fame kind. The interior as well al
the external parts of the Sarcophagi are covered
with hieroglyphics. The whole conitirute a curious
and valuable affemblage that will confiderably en-
rich the Repotitory to which they have been fa
gracioufly prefented.
Among the curiofities brought from Egypt by
Colonel HILL, is a Turkith tent of a very fingttlai
contirtartion, and richly embroidered. It is pitch•
ed in the pleafure grounds of Hawkeflown, with
the following infcription over one 'of the doors
" This tent once belonged to the famous Weep
Bsv ; it was taken at the battleof the Pyramids by
the French, and retaken when Grand Cairo fur.
ronAerorl to the Envlilb. trine sea teal." It is

DUBLIN, yuLr 22.

At the late quarterly examinations held in our
Univerlity, the following fludents obtained certi-
ficates and premiums :

St mina Soya isr easo—Certificatn--Hati, Curry, Griffin,
lien. arna—Walker, jun. Morewood, and Moore, fen.

JUNIOR SOPNllTZlls....Certificate.—Mr. Burke, Mr. Daly.
sttas. Sherlock, Creery, Gannon. Prennums.—Mr. Scott, Mr.
CrAmer, Evanfon, lefanu, Collins, jun. Vavasour, fen. I.ohnan.
SeNIOR FRlLSllMEll.Ceitilfit&teh..Mr. Warren, Mr. Mae-
Donnell, Ebington, Kearney, 3tius. Pratt. Premiums—Mr.
fear, Crampton, jun. Boytoo,

jeNIOR Fa r sum en—Certificates—Mr. Henn, Mr. Bolton,
Alley. jun. Doherty, Phillips, Torres', Davis. Prczalurnpaa
Mr. Ratvlini, Mr. Barret, Mr. Kirby, Litton, Evans, Hanna
Cupples, Fitzgerald.

At a Commencement hckl in our Univerlity, so July 13.
sEna, the following degrees were conferred :
The Rev. Thomas O'Meara, 8.1,. and P.D.; Alexander
1.1. B. and 1.1..1. ; Win. Thomas, LL. D. ; Chas.
Caropb,ll LL. B.; Edward Keating, and Patrick Sharkey, M.B.
Charies Trench, George Connor, Ba!ph Thomaa
P.:ter Venable*, Clarks Creagh,l'honr.. Latre,Gabriel Stokes,
A. M.; and the honorary degrees of M. D. on Wm. Hartigan,
and of I.L. U. on Clunks Williomier, soul Alford() Pellegrini
tame time a Ferrous were admitted Bachelors of Arts.
T'r..inlunts lit Divinity on the foundation of the late Dne'tnr
Downes., were granted to the following Students of Trinity
Lt4lege, Baaliclors of Arts :
Ellifon. the fuft Premium for reading the Liturgy, and to
Chamberlain P.. \Valker, the fccond.—To ?Outwit: the tint, and
to Crolly the feconcl Premiums, for written comgolVions on a
fubjea delivered out. To Ormiton the firft premium, and to
Chamh-rtain R. Walker the tecnnd, for creches pronounced
extempore nn a (LINA prnpoted ; and to the two laft-nien-
sior.ed Gent:emen, additional Premiums were given by the
College for written compaLtinns on a fubjeet delivered out.
Premiums on the foundation of his Grace the prrfent Lord
Primate, w: re granted on the recommendation of the Protein'.
of Hebrew, to the following Students, Bachelors of Arts, in
our University, fur their proficiency iu the Hebrew Language :
Hopkins, Jcbb, Crampton, Burkeadus. and Wilton, rmus.
Thurfilay night, between ten and eleven, Mr.
Philip lifpy, of the Qarter•mailer General's Uf-
fizi:, proceeding to hichoufe at Drumcondra, was
attacked by three ruffians, near the Canal Bridge,
one of wham at his approach difcharged a piftol,
while the others feized him by the collar, apply-
ing on hand over his mouth to prevent alarm; but
a Mr. Bergen, living oppofite to the place of at-
tack, having been alarmed, the tufhans precipi-
tately retreated, and in the flruggle a fecund pif
tol was fired, by which. Mr. Epfy received a firm
wound in the neck. Evcry attention required by
Mr. Efpy's fituation was immediately adminiftered
to him by Mr. B.
Saturday night Tall, flume villains attacked the
Caine of lirimnah;near Crumlin,where Mr. Long.
ford, of South Great George'sAreet, at that time
refided, in order to plunder him. The latter, in
attempting to efcape from the offenders out of a
window, unfortunately broke his thigh, and was
brought into town cn Sunday morning on a bier.
Tht ruffians entered the place, robbed it of Tome
earth and wearing apparel, and alfo took away
Mr. Longford's watch : it is remarkable, that his
favant-maid would not flay in the Caftle that
night, but went off—it is, therefore, imagined that
the was in the plot with the offenders who eons-
rnittcd the depredation.

COMMISSON IN TELLIGENCE,SATVDAY, JULY t
The Com m dim of Oyer and Terminer commen-
ced Its proceedings this day, before Lord Avow-
NOR s and Judge Dowses. The City and County
Grand Juries having been fworn, Edward Nee,
convicted of having had in his poffeCGon a pound
note, with intent to otter the fame, was fentenced
to three months imprifonment in Newgate, and to
!land twice in the Pillory.
JULY lg.—The following conviaion took place:
Lay. Maget, was found guilty of uttering forged
notes on the bank of Ireland, and Mama' Gorman,
of having robbed the liclufe of his matter, William
Finegan. near Odin., of Cork Bank notes, and
feveral articles of plate to a large amount.
Ju Li 20.jolty Brawn, Jeremiah Bream, father
and for., and Mathew Byrn, Rood indiaed for bur-
glary and robbery, on the 3d of June taR, at the ,
Eoufe of Alexander johnfon, at the &ft lock of
the Grand Canal. _ _ _ _

Margaret Johann, wife of the profecutor, de.
pofed to the robbery committee at her houfe. on
the night laid in the indiament. She could only
identify John Brenan, whore mildnefs and huma-
nity toter and 5 children, who lay in her bed, her
huiband being abfent, fhe expatiated on in extenua-
tion of his offence. There were tome articles of
plate, a watch, and feveral old coins, in good pre-
fervatinn, and wearing apparel, flulen, by which
they were, through a fucceffion of evidence, traced
to the two Brenans, who were found guilty, and
the prifoner Byrn acquitted.
jaws Afurtagb and Pat. Hammy, inclined for a
burglary and robbery at the houfe of John Houfe,
were acquitted, on the too fanguine tellimony of
his (avant woman, rho depofcd, that on a former
robbery, which the alledged that Murtagh had
committed, (be litrrelf would have (hot him with
her matter's carabine, had not her mifirefs pre-
vented her from committing murder. She blun-
dered much in identifying the prifoner, alledging
that her fury was the caufc, and a carpenter of
Charles-flreet proved an alibi for Hanway.—The
rifsmers were, notwithftauding their acquittal,
held over to bail.
Lord Avonsfoca defined the law on burglary
and robbery, affecting there mutt be an alive or
stonftrualve breach and entry at night, with a rob-
bery a:Wally committed.or tome unequivocal overt
:fa of intention to commit a felony.
Martin Kelly indiaed for the wilful murder of
Jahn Loughlin, was acquitted, the principal evi-
dence for the Crown having attributed the death
of Loughlin to intoxication, and having nothing
more to depolh againft the pi ironer than having
been drinking in company with the deceafed.
tlfatirnu Pardy, inclined for unlawfully having
in his poffeffion forged notes of the Bank of Ire-
land, was found guilty on teftimony of Mt. Juttice
Bell, who found 43 fiteleton and finifhed ones rolled
up in a paper in pf ifoner's lodgings.—To be pd.
lured twice, and imprifoned three months.
Robert Lefily, found guilty yefterday of man-

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hand, and imprifoned fix months, to commence
from the day he furrendercd himfelf, i. e. 19th of
February laft.
Thomas Hogan, a youth found guilty yetlerday
for all...suiting an infant of eight years old, was
brought to the bar for fentence.
Lord AVON MORE addreffed him as follows:
" You have been found guilty of a molt atroctous
offence, that of abufing the perfon of an innocent
child. upon whom, if you had perpetrated your
bafe intentions, even withhcr own confent,,your life
would hare juftly become the forfeit; you, how-
ever, Rand guilty of a crime of Inch a nature, fo
highly aggravated by the circumftances attending
it,as make the feelings of common humanity revolt
with horror on the contemplation of it ; you mutt
therefore undergo an exemplary punifhment, in
order to deter others from indulging thoughts of
fuch abominable licentioufnefs as your vile con-
, dna has exhibited ; you are therefore to be twice
whipped publicly:fiom the Court Houle of Kil-
mainham to the Gaol thereof, and confined for fix
calendar months, the firft whipping to be intlifted
on you next Saturday, and the next at the expira-
tion of your imprifimment."
Francis Ilufon and gob: kat, fi.und guilty yeller-
day of (12:11111g 200 brafs mufleet guards front the
ordnance yard, to be tranfported for (even years.

The twn Brenans, for robbing J'ihnfon, at the
Quid C.tnal till lock, to be hanged.
I bona: GOMM?, for robbing Wm. Finegan, to
be alto hangtd.