Star.
London, England, 1806-02-04 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Oaavese No, Fan. f —Paifed by the Lady Ann, Loddy. from
St. Mkbeefe; Levant, Miller, from Zante ; Agconora, Schutz,
(root Cuba; Francis, Gibron, and the Walter, Hoary, from
Riga; Supply, Johnfon, from Peteriburgit; Elizaheth,Appktoo,
from Malta; Fanny, Dray, lons Dantzlc ; Ozford, Cook, front
Tortola; Mary, Prince, front Palermo; Magdalena Anna, Ot•
terbuck, from Seville; Idgar Vrey Enekits, Panetta ; Vtow
Elizabeth,lt ind ; Pa:k, Sandtrman ; and the Jacoba, Prank,fmot
Enthd:n.—Salkd the Caton Packet, Graham, for St<Miehaers ;
Henry and Elizabeth, Cuftance, for Cork; Juffrow Catharina
&noon, for Bremen; Wellwort, Wertja, Jour Jarett. Klock
and the Anna, -oeo., for Erubden.

The fellowiog ie an naafi of a letter from Malta, dated No.
"ember r 6, 18os The general convoy idled from bane for
England on the loth init. tinder efain of three frigates and a brig
of war t next week another opportunity offers for Gibraltar, a
partial convoy fur thole vetch which did not fucceed In Joining
the general convoy."
The Juno, —, from Sunderland far Landon, has been taken
by a French privateer, of re guns, and retaken by the Funk,
Curry, a Leith knack.
The Horatio, (Guinearnan) from Liverpool, has bac taken by
the Prudent French privateer, retaken by the Nareiffia frigate,
who has captured the privateer, and feat the Horatio oo ha voyage.
The Prince of Wales, from Cork for London, is funk
tar Cove
Oa the sad ark. a large American (hip, Captain Edward Kelly,
with $OO liegibeide of hear too bap of coot and se puncheons
of rum, foundered in the Vile; crew fared. Three other "effete
was wrecked at the fame time; no ice in the Vile.
The Bervelek Machine, Turner, from Loodoo, Lea hors of
Berwick; pan of the carp fared.
The Alkali, Wilke, iron. Riga fbr Hull, that was on Sore
mar Magee, a gee elf, and pet into Copenhagen.
The Iris, from the Muth Seas far Lapdog,, is condemned
at St. Helena; the oil Is put oo board the Union Indianian.
The Amity, Palma, from PlidadeipMa. b loft on the conk of
Holland.
The Prank, Donaldfon, from Minas& he Meweaftle; and
the Harmony, of Aberdeen, Wail, ham fenadened of Holy
mind.
The Jenny's Adventure, of SundlandiainiV4le effe,
es from Newitle, have foundered off
The Peggy, Moodie, from Otianky fort etdmea,ie wrecked
on the coat et Dalai/eke.
The Cerra, Martin, from Liverpool for Afriek that was on
more, Is got off, and put Into Beaumaurice, on the sBth ult.
The Experiment, —, from Limerick for Liverpool, is upfet
le Limerick Elver.
Pentauea, Jaw. 29.--The whole of Monday night
and the whole of yesterday, we had a molt tremen-
dous gale at about N. N. E. during which the Ann,
of Carmarthen, Moak's, arrived from Plymouth,
with felt, for this place ; the Mary, of and from
Falmouth, with copper ore, for Swanfea ; the Brif-
tol pacquet, of and from Dartmouth, with clay, for
Briftol ; the Hope, of and from Fowey, for Haylc,
with barley; and the Petelina, of Yarmouth, Jay
Mailer, from Falmouth, in ball;ft, bound to Cardiff;
and this day the Mary Ann, of Padflow, from
Fowey, in ballaft ; the Peggy, of and from Fowey,
with oil, for Neath ; the Peggy, of Chafer, from
Teignmouth. with clay, for Brutal; the Hopewell,
of Emfworth. from Falmouth, in ballaft ; the In
duftry, of and from Dartmouth, with bark. &c.; and
the Chriftian, of ditto, from Plymouth, with prize
goods, for Dublin., the Sulannah, of and from Fowey,
with oft, for Briftol; the Friends, of and from Ply-
mouth, with deals, &e. for Llan:lly ; the Abby, of
and from Plymouth, with copper ore, for Swanfea ;
the Roebuck, of Biddiford, Commos, from Fat-
mouth, the Delight, of Milford. from Poole. and the
Margaret, of Cardigan, from Southampton, in bal-
laft ; the Alert, of and from Yarmouth, with grain,
for Liverpool ; the Gertrude, of Truro, from Lon-
don, with grain and flour, for Briftol; the Ranger,
of Dartmouth, from Plymouth, in ballaft; the Alert,
of and from London, with tea, ate. for Waterford ;
the Eagles, Busw, of Padftow, from Cardiff, with
iron, for London ; the Roffel, of and from Wey
mouth, in ballaft ; the Soccefs tranfport, of London,
from the Downs ; the Telemachus, of and for Ply-
mouth, from Briftol, with groceries; and the Men-
tors, of and for Briftol, from Falmouth, in ballaft.
Jaw. 3 .—Yefterday arrived the Lively, of and
from Carmarthen, for Weymouth, with oats; the
Judith. of Weymouth, from Dublin, for London ;
the Sifters. of and for Fowey, from Briftol; the Ha-
vant, of and from Portfenouth, with flour, for Brit*.
tor; the Adtive, Tonam, from Briftol, with groce-
ries, for Portfmouth ; the Friends, of Warmouth,
from Briftol, with groceries, for Exeter ; the Kitty,
of this port. with ditto, for this port ; the Union, of
and for this port, from Plymouth • the Jofeph,
C ; the Fanny, Meer; and the Elizabeth,
Pares, from Wafer, with coals, for this port; and
the Norway fh ip the Margratherine, of Tocfberg,from
Plymouth, in order to take Eh for Naples.

No. tom a Prize of Two Thoufaad and Twenty-
two Pounds, the firft day of drawing, was fold in
a Quarter, Two Eighth, and eight Stxteenth Shares
by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCR, and Cu. at their Offi-
ces, Cornhill and Charing Crofs. where Tickets and
Shares continue on fate, warranted undrawn.

No. 8839 drawn the firil day of drawing a Prise
of Ten Thoufand and Twenty-two Pounds, was
fold by HORNSBY and Co. in the following Shares :
two Qprters, one Eighth, and fix Sixteenths. 'l'he
importance of the prelent Lottery is Inanifeit by the
firk day's drawing. The chance of the Capital
Prizes was obtained without rilk. Every holder of
a Ticket or Share drawn on the firft day, will re-
ceive more than the prime colt t and may renew
the fame chance for the Second, Third, Fourth, and
Fifth days of drawing with advantage. Hoawsry
and Co. :6, Cornhill, 52, Charing Crofs, and St.
Marga,et's Hill, Borough, will continue to fell un-
drawn Tickets aod Shares Co long as they can be
I procured, in great variety, and at the lowell prices.

Private communications from Gentlemen and La-
dies coming to No. ts, Goholquare, refpeeting the
beat& they have received from the adminillration of
SIMSBURY'S PATENT Daors, in Scorbutic, Eruptive,
Scrophuluus, and other Complaints, &c. which,
through delicacy, Mr. SIMSBURY cannot avail him-
fell in a public way, yet he will not let flip the op.
portunity of thanking them for their rscommenda.
ton in the rude of their friends.—Ttie genuine 'me.
licine is fold at uftial at the Dilpetifary, No. s 5,
Soho-fqiiare, in bottles of 51. 6d. lot. and 11. ES.
duty included. To ovoid Counterfeit!, afk for the
Patent Antifcnrbutic Drops, and oblerve the llanip
(die King'. Duty) is printed in black ink iallcad of
red ink.

Lilt IMILLIGtecir.

COURT OF ICINO's ➢ENCH, JAN. yt, 18.

THI [IMO W. ...“-• IT. /1.1111, T. WILLIAMS, /11D

I. MORRIS, stsnpsase.
The Soo:cis-Da Gill iILAL applied to the Court fut
a Rule to thew Caufe, why a criminal information
&mild not be Med again the Defendants, Motif-
trate' of Hampfitire, for refuting to grant a licence
to W. Watkins, by which he was unable to opcn
public bottle, upon which he had expended a coney.
&rabic Cum. 'Vile Learned Counfel was aware, that
their Lordlhips would not grant the objea of this
application, unlefs it could be (hewn, that the licence
was refuted from malicious or corrupt motives.—
Mr. Watkins, in 1804, opened an Inn at Purtfmouth
Dock, in fitting up which he had laid out more than
ryoel. taking with it the remainder of a licence
granted to the perfon who preceded him. In Sept.
of the fame year, that licence having expired, be ap-
, plied for irs renewal, but he was told that there was
a criminal charge againft him, and, until that was
cleared, the licence mutt be withheld. In confe.
glance of this intimation, he attended the Magif-
trates, with Mr. Harris, his Attorney, purfuant to
a fummons, and completely exculpated hinifelf.—
Upon Mr. Watkins' further application for the re.
newel of the licence, to his great allonithment, he
was informed, that it would not be granted, and
when a reafon was required, be was told, that his
ensue was extremely impudent, and that his beha-
viour was fuck, as not to warrant the Magiftrates in
granting the renewal. After this he produced to the
Defendants a certificate from a number of the mon
refpetable inhabitants of the place, to his good chit.
rafter, but without elfea ; they declared, that be had
behaved in a very impudent manner to them, by
bringing a Lawyer, and that they, being willing to
difcourage fuch praftices, would not grant the li-
cence. Soon afterwards, at the defire of another
perfon, they granted the licence to, a man of the
name of Garland, by which means Mr. Watkins was
deprived of his livelihood, and involved in utter ruin.
Lord Esa.ssiaottouom.-4, Have the Magiftrates
had notice of this application r'
Mr. Easy anfwered his Lordihip, that notice had
been given, but no affidavit of that circumftance was
yet prepared.
The Court then fignified, that the affidavit of fer-
vice was neceffary, and defired the SoLicarot Ge-
nstar. to mention to their Lordfitips when he had
obtained it.

fllliValtr I.

IMARBSSOIOUGH ILICYtON.

The ATTOILIIIY GIN AAAAA moved the judginent
of the Court on Jofeph Mofely Allen, Richard Dewes,
and Thomas Abbot, three perfons, inditled with
others, for a riot at Knarefborough, on the 3oth of
July left, by which an eleetioa ola Member w re-
prefent that borough in Parliament bad been preven-
ted. The eau& was tried on the lat Affixes at York
before Mr. jullice Chambre, when the Defendants
;were found guilty ; and on this day, affidavits were
read to the Court, on behalf of two of the Defen-
dants, Mr. Dewes and Mr. Abbot, by which it ap-
peared that twenty-fix of the neighbours and prioci-
pal inhabitants of Knarefborough teltified to the ex-
cellent good charaaer of Mr. Dewes, and twenty-
four to that of Mr. Abbot, who all thought it was
not a premeditated riot on the part of the Defen-
dants, but an unfortunate occurrence from the im-
polfe of the moment.
Mr. Serjeant lisrwoon addrefted the Court in mi-
tigation of punifkment, on behalf of the Defendant
Mr. Jofeph Mofely Allen ; and the Court ordered
this matter to Rand over until Monday, when the
Defendants are ordered to attend.

11111 ZING V. JAINISM
This Rule, which is again& an attorney at York,
for an alledged libel, was enlarged until the next
Term, on the motion of Mr. Patti, which was con-
tented to by Mr. GAIROM, the profecutor being put
in the fame fituation as if caufe were Ihewn againll
the Rule this Term.

The SOLICITOR GawaaaL obfervel, that in the
cafe of the three lattices at Portfmouth, againtt whom
he had moved for leave to file a Criminal Informa-
tion yetlerday, for improperly withholding, as al.
!edged, a licence to a publican there, he had now
the affidavit of notice to the Magiftrates of this appli-
cation being intended to be made, without the pro-
dation of which, the Court had ordered that the
Rule fhould not be dra*n up. This affidavit being
regular, the Rule was ordered accordingly.
Mr. Serjeant VAUGHAN obferved, that in conk.
quence of the granting of the above rule againft ma
gifirates, within the feeond term after the matter of
complaint took place, inftead of the firli term as the
Court had before held, he bad become entitled to his
rule for a criminal information againft the Right
Honourable Lord Vifcount Galway and the Rev.
Mr. W. Hodges, Magifirates of the county of Not.
tingham, for having, as it was alledged, improperly
withheld a licence to a publican. The Court had
already thought him entitled to the rule upon the
falls, but had confidercd that he was not in time with
his application ; but now it appeared, by this left
determination, that he was in time.—Rule to thew
caufe granted.