Star.
London, England, 1813-04-07 00:00:00

At the funeral-of the late Duchess •f Baton%lac,

it Was .di scovel'ed that the Crimson and Gold Cushion,
on which the Coronet of the Princess AMELIA was
borne, had been left, by mistake, in the vault, at her
interment ; from whence it was removed on the late
Melancholy occasion, but in an almost destroyed state.
Last week, the body of a woman was cast ashore
on the sands of Cruden, and was decently interred in
the church-yard of that parish. A-gold ring was
found on one of the fingers, but no name, so as to lead
to a discovery of the ownerovho is opposed to have
`been one of the unfortunate sufferers on board the
schooner D ris, wrecked lately at Slaines, on her
passage froth Leith to Lerwick.
A respectable Woman, the wife of a tradesman, in
Holborn, in passing through Lad-lane, yesterday,
dipped off the kirb, at the instant a loaded cart was
passing, the wheel of which went over her leg, and
fractured it so dreadfully, that it is feared amputa-
tion must ensue.
BOXING.—The battle betwixt Fuller and Jay took
place yester day, at Coombe Wood, for a handsome
subscription purse, in the presence of a numerous ring
of amateurs. ' This battle had excited much interest,
the parties having before fought a hard battle at
Rickmansworth, when Jay beat his adversary in a
confined ring by the strength of hitting, with the
compliment of a couple of broken ribs. Fuller is a
twelve-stone man, of much science, and Jay weighed
betwixt thirteen and (oilmen stone. The friends of
Fuller backed him on the supposition that science in
an open ring would subdue weight. The combatants
set-to at one o'clock, with Joe Ward and Gibbons
second to Fuller, and Richmond and Norton for Jay.
Betting, at setting-to, was five to six to four on Jay.
—Fuller fought his adversary with that sort of skill
which places. him amongst the most formidable scien-
tific fighters. He pursued that system which alone
could enable him to succeed against a game man of
such superior weight, that of hitting and irealing
away. He, however, sustained considerable injury,
for Jay is a fresh young man, although a novice at
fistic sport, and he succeeded in planting some good
hits on return. The first round lasted five minutes,
and Fidler, by hitting at the head with the left hand,
bled his adversary very considerably. He continued
this system of hitting and getting away with much
coolness, during the whole of the fight, and seldom
hit with his right hand, by which he would have
thrown himself in, and made himself liable to some
crashing hits. in the third round, Jay planted a
heavy hit on his adversary's temple, and in the next
mond he succeeded in finding the mark where the
ribs were originally staved ! Jay, however, never
turned the battle in his favour, for Fuller was the fa-
vourite atter the first round, in which he got his man
down. Some smart rallies took place in the sixth and
eighth rounds, but Fuller always kept his adversary
bleeding by superior science, which, together with
punishment about the eyes, reduced Jay to a state of
blonices3, and he was beat in forty-two minutes, in
foul .eva rounds. • Much bravery was displayed in
his combat, and much interest was excited by the
ti :al betwixt science and strength. Jay proved him-
sell a good man, but Fuller's knowledge and courage,
' -and the manner in which he fought, could not fail in
securing victory, with that due regard to coolness of
temper which be 'manifested. What is remarkable,
t' ere was not a single close during the fight. The
ii.en fought until exhausted in every round, anl never
they were off their legs without apparent causes.—
The beating Jay received rendered him an object
ti Lily deplorable. He fought with determined cou-
i ige,. and altteugh quick on his legs, the activity and
olurage of his adversary was equal to any compe-
ti ion. Fuller may be considered a promising
.pugi-
list, of lirst-rate courage and skill, not inferior to
l'ower.—Tivo other battles took place, which afforded
much nutriment.

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ZAMA CY StlPEttSeDdi.
Samuel Allpress, of Stslves, Huntingdon, dealer and cluptnaft
BANKRUPTS.
Jahn Poole, of South Shields, Durham, ship-owner, dealer and
chapman, to surrender April 15, May 4, and 18, at eleven. at
the Rosr and Crown Inn; South Shields. Attornies, Messrs.
Bell and Brodrick, No. 43, Bow-lane, Cheapside, London ; or,
Mr. Christopher Bainbridge, Chapter-row, South Shields.
William Lording, of Carshalton, Surrey, horse-dealer, April 13,
27, and May 18, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Chit.
ton, Sti!.l homas-street, Southwark.
Dyeißerry Smith, of Ktddertninster, Worcestershire, mercer,
draper, dealer and ehapntau, April 16, at five, April 17, aad
May Is, at eleven, at tile Royal Hotel, Temple-row, Bir-
mingham. Attornies, Messrs. Master and Martin, FurniVal's
Inn, London; or Mr. Richarcißird, Birmingham.
Edward Pocock, late of Huntin , plumber and glazier, dealer
and chapman, April ie, 17, and May IS, at one, at Guildhall.
Attornies, Mr. Searth, No. 2, Lyon's-lun; or Messrs. Jeant
neret and Grojan, Vine-street, Piccadilly.
Christopher Hopwood, late of Plumpton Mills, parish of Spof-
forth, Yorkshire, miller, flax-dresser, dealer and chapntan,
April 15, 17, and May la, at eleven, at the White Hart Ta-
vern, in Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, Messrs. Sykes and
Knowles. New Inn, London; or Messrs. Martin and Scitole-

field, Hull.
Peter Eaton, of Wi ton, Cheshire, timber merthant and &t-
-hunder, April 28, :-!9, and May 15; at eleven, at the Roebuck
Inn. Northwich. Attornies, Messrs. Leigh and Mason, New
Bridge-street, London • or Mr... John Barker, Northwich.
William Claughton Der, Of Doncaster, Yorkshire, broker; dealer
and chapman, April 22 at tour, April 23, and May 18, at 1,
at the Red Lion Inn, Doncaster. Attornies, Mr. King, Castle.
street, Holborn ; or Messrs. Mason, Doncaster.
Charles Reeve, of Leadenhall-street, London, man's mercer,
dealer and chapman, April 10, 17, and May s, at one, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. r:lb/A.l Fus Inn, Holborn.
John Andrews, of Wigan, Lancashire, hatter, April 14, at live,
April 15, and May tB, at eleven, at the Buck 'lt' Vine,Wigan.
Atsorneys, Mr. Windle, John-street, Ledford-row, London;
or Mr. C:askell, Wigan.
John Whowell, of Halliwell, Lancashire, cotton-dealer, cotton-
manufacturer, dealer and chapman, Mayi 1,3, and 18, at one;
, at the Bridge lan, Bolton in the Moors. Attornies, Messrs.
Haworth, Bolton-le-Moors; or Messrs. Milne and l'arry,
Temple, London.
James Payne, late of Wellington-square, Middlesex, builder,
dealer and chapman, April 13, May 11, and 18, at one, at
Attornies, Messrs. Kibblewhite Row/land, and Ro-
binson, Gray's-Inn-Place.
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DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.
April 27, John Morgan, Bond,street, draper, at ten. Aptll 27,
Sophia and Thomas Mlngay, and Philip Mott, Smithfield, wine-
merchants, at twelve. April 27, Mathias Davey, jun. Cheshunt,
miller, at twelve. April 6, James Monteith and James Sequeira,
Gracechurch-street, druggists, at eleven. April 24, Alexander,
John, and Alexander Learmouth, Parliament-street, merchants,
at ten. April 24, George Alexander Wylie, Wartilbrd-court,
merchant, at eleven. April 6, Richard Foulkes, Wilmot-street,
draper, at one. April 24, James Bulinet, City Chambers, mer-
cLant, at twelve. April 24, Daniel Hyde, Waltham Abbey,
grocer, atiwelvo. April 24, George Burgess, Wood-street,
warehouseman, at ten. April 6, James Duff, Finsbury-square,
merchant, at eleven. April 24, 'Wiliam Graydon Fairman, Old
Change, factor, at eleven. May 8, John Routh, Thomas Le
Mesurk,r, and Henry Lloyd Routh, Austin-friars, merchants, at
leven.—April 24, Christopher and Wm. Henry Hutfam, Lime
house, ship-chandlers, at one. April 24, John W sorban and John
Thurston,Catherine-street, cabinet-makers, at ten. May 2, Joseph
)(etcher, Southrninsttr, farmer, at ten. May 1, William
Cbeam, builder, at one. April 13, Joseph Harvey, Pi each-
street, baker, at one. April 24, John Sunpson and Wm. Graydon
Fairman, Old Change, factors, at one. April 27, Henry Landon
and James Childs, Dinner-lane, wine merchants, at one. May 4,
Henry Elliott, Kent-coad, grocer, at twelve. May 1, Edward
Dodd, Dockhead, tallow-chandler, at twelve. April 24, James
Balmer, City Chambers, merchant, at twelve. May 4, Abraham
Palce, Bri4e-street, tea- at ten. May 1, John O'Brien
and Thomas John Lynch, Bloonishury.cquare, Irish linen Trier-
chants, at eleven. Ma' 1, Thomas Johnson, Kidderminster,
grocer, at eleven. May IS, Jaw. kills, Swinton street, scaven-
ger, at twelve.

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L)IVIDENDS to be made is the COUNTRY.
April 30, Ann Young, Cheerer, milliner, at eleven, at the
White Lion, Chester. April 24, John Ride'', g, Liverpool, mer-
chant, at eleven, at the Globe '1 avern, Liverpool. April 19,
James Ennis, fra,t-Retforrl, mercer, at eleven, at the Punch
Bowl, Nottinehani. May 1, Wm. 14 aphael Fginton, Hands-
worth, painter on glass, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birming-
ham. April 27, Richard Barker, Hull, merenant, at eleven, at
the Neptune, Hull. April 23, Simnel Cyples, Bristol, glass-
seller, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. April £4, John
Denny, Broughton, grocer, at eleven, at the Globe, Wlsitehaven.
April 27, George Thompson, Live, pool, bookseller, at one, at
Mr. Wood's, Liverpool. Meg 4, Richard Fell, Harton, insur-
ance-broker, at twelve, at the Golden Lion, Shields. May 4,
James Gould, Plymouth, builuer, at eleven, at the King's Arms,
Plymouth. April 29, Edward Morris, Carmarthen, innkeeper,
at eleven, at the White Lion, Carmarthen. April 28, John
James, sen. Nottingham, cotton-spinner, at five, at the Punch
Bowl, Nottingham. April 29, James Potts, Hulm Vi'alfield, corn
dealer, at eleven, at the Hotel, Macclesfield. April su, David
Law, nn. Manchester, brewer, at eleven, at the White Bear.

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CERTIFICATES—ApriI 27.
Ann Webb, Wimborne-Minster, currier. Anthony VanWage-
ninge and Jacob Zink Jacques, Globe-lane, verdigris manufac-
turers. George Walton, Ledbury, innholder. Thomas Hague,
St. Swithin's-cane, nioney scrivener. John Wood, Brighton,
plumber. Richard Moye, Sloane-street, carpenter. Jacob Neale,
Narrow-wall, smith. Ralph Morton, Oxford-street, grocer.—
Thomas Wright, Boston, druggist. John Abraliall, Noble-street,
merchant. ThOillai Barry, Mincing-Line, wine-merchant. Jo-
nathan Wimpory, Fleet-street, hoot-maker.
April 21.—David Salmon, Bast Smithfield, tailor. John Min-
ter, Cheltentaris, tiphoktener. Ambrose Charles, Old Jewry,
wine-merchant. Wm. Knight Bates, Minories, floor-cloth ma-
nufacturer. Leonard Leadley, Tower-s•reet, broker. George
Astor, jun. Cornhill. merchant. Join N ilkinson, Appledore,
dealer. James /*l'Lormick, Broad-scree:, merchant. Edward
Evans, High Holborn, tailor. William Masson, Kew-court, St.
Switli:n's-lane, merchant. "ichard Thorne, autcher-row, Bast
Smithfield, vie:railer. Richard t'owis, Grosvenor-mews, horse-
dealer. William tlouldhl, Trcntham, corn. dealer. Archibald
M'Goffie, Liverpool, merchant. Wiliam . nurlow, sen. Swal-
low-street, cheoemonger. Ralph Dodswarth Middleton, Bi-
shopegate-street, merchant. Joshua Richard Wiliusson, Russell-
street, Bermondsey, cooper. Thuins. t an/don, Great W
is cbes-
ter-street, meicLant. Christopher aublsr, Newbury, cabinet-
maker. Lawrence Swainson, Nag's-iread-caurt, insurance-broker.
Conrad Brandlight, jun. 1 ime-street, trierct.aat.
DIOSOLUTIONS OF PAR INERSIBPS.
Fraser and Co. Waehng-itreet and Paisley Hargrove. and
Co. Minories, hatters. Smith and Hoim, Royal Exchange, ship-
brokers. Lruere and Webb, Lrav‘n-street, wine-merchants. I.
and 1. Sanders, Derby, hatters. Pearson and Little, jumSbields,
drapers. Moffatt and Co. I.i:rehouse, n•pe• makers. Bayley and
Harden), Macclesfield, silk-rhi ow ers. St eau :mu Kelghley, Brad-
ford, plumbers. W. and 1 Ponun, urninill street, wire-wea-
vers. Bagley and Suderman, Shire-lam, law-stationers. Wil-
mot and Stanbrough, jun. lsiewortb, gardener... and Pratt,
Ayr-street, mai... I...igh and Cu. New bridge-street. Wor-
thington and Menzies, jun. Liverpool. Sheppard and Co. Bras.
tol, hosiers. Woo.harn aid Funnu, Fountain-court, glass-dea-
lers. Marin and Ratcliffe, Cii.r.es-street, seal-makers. Barrett
and Smolt, Bridge-road, Lambeth. Jones and Morgan, Bee-
monusey Wall. rope make,.. Chuff and Sun, Plymouth, groCers.
Poser and Varb, Linceln, plumbers. Hardwick and Pawsoa,
Liverpool, potters. Beaumont and Wilson, Aloersgate-street,
! felt-makers. T. and T. WoolLrd, Miles'.-laue, cab pcnters,Tho-
Inas and Disney, boinerset-street, Allgate, painters. Jefferson
• I anti KessAs, Bruton-street, watch-makers.

St. Martin's workhouse contains at this time near
1000 male and female paupers ; and though quite
full, there are numerous applications every day for
admission. The inmates are packed three in a bed.
The jointure of the Marchioness of SLIGO is stated
at £6OOO a-year. But that, comparatively, is no ob-
ject with a revenue tike Sir WAI. Scores, which is
computed at £30,000 a-year.
Yesterday a Court of Aldermen was held at Guild-
hall. A quantity of gold, (23 bars, weighing up-
wards of :300) ounces,) was sWOra to as foreigo, F=-
16011310 its being exported.

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Rear-Adtairalliargood, td,in commando& TI fl. ap
pointed Commanden-ln-Chief at Guernsey.
Rear-Admiral Foote, whohadbeenappoilltectogo to die Me-
diterranean, is to be second is command at Portsmouth.
Captain Usher, to the Undaunted.
Captain James Bremer, is appointed Agent for prisoners of
war, and transports, at Jamaica.
• I.ieutenants W. Malone to the Majestic, N. Gould to the Bel-
lerophon, F. Roberta to the Derwent sloop, Casey to the Albion
G.Walker to the Rippon, W.Ody to the Urgent slow, J. Nevan,
to the Hamer sloop, T. Clark to the Mariner, W. Mouhaws to
the Raven sloop, T. Gahagan to the Mulgrave (74),1. Sprott to
the Albion, J. Wititthorn so the Urgent sloop, R. G. Dunlop to
the Surveillance, G. King (3) to the Cornwall (tls).
Mr. Engledue, Master, to the Cormorant store-ship.
PU/SERS—Messrs. Salter, from the Thalia, to the Granieus ;
Lellyet, late of the Barhadoes, to the Thalia; Jams Mounsher of
the Liverpool; J. Shields, to the Egeria ; G. T. White, to the
Fisgard ; J. T. Miller, of the Ardent, to the Majestic; W. God-
free, of the St. Alban's, to the Ardent ; J. Jacobs, to the Mean-
der • T. Rowley, op she Galgo ; I). Irwin, to the Flamer sloop;
J. F. Russell, to the /Etna,- W. Pritchard, late of the Osprey, to
the Falmouth frigate; W., Haggerty, late of the Alert, to the
Tiber frigate. •
Mr. Greig, front the Gladiator, to he Assistant-Surgeon of the
Bellerophon; Mr. Thos. Button to be ditto of the Gladiator.

A most dreadful accident halpened at the new
works belonging to the Loudon Dock Company, at
the Hermitage-bridge, Wapping, on Monday evening
last.- As Mr. THOMAS, the engineer, WAS inspecting
the machinery, he perceived that one of the double
keys which fasten the top of the large lifsinglurnp-
rods was loose ; he ordered round a man to him upon
the platform, to drive in the key tighter, which the
poor fellow imprudently attempted to do without first
stopping the steamengine. It appears, that in strik-
ing.nt the key he missed his blow, and his arm getting
entangled between the Arms of the pump-wheel, his
head was suddenly drawn in, and in less than one
moment he fell backwards dead against Mr. Tnomas,
I with his head literally crushed to atoms. Mr. Tno-
DIAS% clothes and person were almost covered with
the poor fellow's blood,. and brains.—The man has
left a wife and three, children to lamest his loss. •