Star.
London, England, 1805-08-05 00:00:00

VAtiricA nitELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. W.
111. DUI. Mil. DUE.
I II Harnburgh o 3
I I Gottenburgh 0 3

Debtla
Waterford

Pauzamcs, Ano. z.—Since my LiR, arrived his
hiajelly's brig GANNIT ; and his Maleßy's %hip

HORNET; the titter bound to Scilly, the being ordered

to be Rationed there as guard [hip ; the Hind revenue
cutter, from Scilly, and failed again on a cruite,
Sailed the Norway °sips the Two Brothers, Butt. ;

Three Brothers, HOWLAND ; and Indullry, TOMill•
Rick, for Dram ; the two latter put back again IaII

night, as it came on to blow hard from S. W. to S. E.
but getting back again to about W. and moderate,
they failed again this moVning.
Fasstourts, AUGUST 2.—Paged by to the Eaft-
ward the American fhip Franklin, Captain DAWES,
from Bolton, with tobacco and cotton. Arrived
PEGyrristims frigate from Plymouth ; alto a fleet

of vkluallers from Plymouth for the Channel fleet;
and the Wsezt.s Hoop of war from Portfmouth, to
give inflruaions to the veffels bound to the,Mediter-

ranean. The fleet bound to the Eaft Indies is fill

detained by contrary winds.

TORBAY: AucCIST 3.—On Thurfday appeared•off
Berry Head, the fhip Britannia, Captain HUNTS',

from London, bound.to Liverpool. Arrived the fame
day eight (mall vcffels from Portfmouth, with 700
Spanith prifoners on board, five of which are bound

to Bilboa, and the other three for Corunna in Spain :
alfo his Majefty's gun brigs SARACEN and DARING,
From Portfmouth. On Friday the DARING failed on
a cruizc : alfo the above veffels with the Spani%h pri-
foners. This day. failed the brig Smtectti on a cruize.
Remains• the (hip EURYDICE, Captain COMPTON.—
Wlnd S. W.

PLYMOUTH, Auc. 3.—Arrived the MALTA man I,
of war, from Sir ROBERT CALDER'S fleet, which the
left on Wedneiday, the 3111 ult.—the Combined
Fleet had nut got into Ferrol or Corunna, but fup-
poled t- have limed for Cadiz ; REVOLUTIONAIAR
frigate, of 44. guns, from a cruize; WooLvritirsa
(loop of war ; and the Harlequin hired armed (hip,
from a cruize; American IhipFranklin, of Bolton,
Captain DENA, from Norfolk, bound to Bourdeauz,

lack's with cotton, detained by the Itcvourrios
AIRE ; the Swedifh (hip Ceres, Captain BOWMAN,
from Tcncriffe, bound to Tonningen, laden with
barilla, detained by the Lady Warren hired armed
(hip ; the Hamburgh galliot Libertas, laden with
fruit, tobacco, and fugar, bound to Verdi, detained
by the Lady Warren armed (hip ; the Dani(h galliot
Harmony, JOHAN JOH•NSOLI MACY, from Marfeilles
and Cette, with wine, for this port, and the Ragufan
brig El Furiofo; Captain &term, from Barcelona
for this port, with brandy and wine. Sailed the Nap-
rums man of war to join the Channel fleet.—S. W.
PORTENOUTH, AUGUST 4.—Arrived the DIA-
DEM man of war, from the Downs, and the Alarm-
'Mil frigate, with a fleet under convoy, from the
Mediterranean. The AstrHtrarre brought difpatches
from Admiral Rumor at Gibraltar, and alto from
General Fox, which were immediately landed and
fumigated, for the purpofe of being forwarded by
expels to London. The A tar Ntretra is placed un•
der quarantine. I cannot learn any particulars ;it
is Rated, that um alfo brings difpatches from Admiral
Commicwoon, off Cadiz. Arrived at St. Helen's,
the ZEALOUS, of 74 guns, Capt. J. 0. HARDY, from
the Downs ; HARDY gun veffel, and the Entrepre-
nante cutter, from a cruize. Sailed the Derelict,
of ;4. guns, Capt. Hors; and Gocia a, of 74 guns,
Capt. BARTON, to join the Channel fleet, and the
SYLPH (loop, Captain Goers, on a cruize. This
morning the Mfacuar frigate, Hon. Captain Boy-
VERIII ; SOPHIE fl /Op, Captain ROSENHWEN, and
the Ross (loop, Capt. Corns, went nut of harbour.
Sir Hopis POPHAM has taken the command of the,
DIADEM, of 64 guns, which will fail for Conlianti•
nople in a few days ; soosoool. in dollars were fltip-
ped on board of her on Monday. Mr. HOPLIY is ap.
pointed Purfer of the DIADEM. The MALABAR,Capt.
HALL; DAILT !loop, Capt. BaoweltlOG ; and the
DOLPHIN ftorefhip, Capt. FARRIERS, with the WeR
India convoy ; the AURORA frigate, Hon. Capt.Et,
&tor, with the Mediterranean convoy ; and the
*Avaacia !loop, Capt. Worn!, with a convoy for
Newfoundland, remain at Spithead, waiting for
orders.

RAMISOATI, AUGUST 2.—This afternoon five
French prizes were fent into this harbour, one laden
with oats, one French and two Englifh built (loops,
with large filet's filled, and cannon balls ; the other
a very large pinnace, which has two brafs cannons,
the one in the bow, a three pounder, the other aft
a twelve-pounder, and rows with above 36 fweeps ;
fhe firuck to a boat with only four men on board, fhe
Mad twelve foldiers and two feamen on board; they
came out of Fecamp with a fleet of about 3o fail,
'ail laden with !tore!. The French officers report
that the grand flotilla are ready, viltualled, and are
waiting to embark, and that Bomararrs will foon
follow : the army is greatly increafed lately—they
fay 40,c00 men. A greater bufile, however, is going
on more than ever, and the plains appear full with
troops. Lord VI/ICFR is gone in l'lstawaractit
frigate on a cruize off Boulogne, to reconnoitre.
. DEAL, SATURDAy, 3 o'clock—This inllant is come
into the Downs four ' French captures, taken
Isy one of our cruifing gun brigs off the French

hoar f they condfi of two doom facie% with ptnti-
(sons, flares, &c. for the French camp, and two of the
enemy's 3ugger.rigged gun reffels, making for the
flotilla depot at Ambleteufe.
L'Airtas Ls frigate has failed, as has the Thrums,
ZiaLous, and GoLiam, to join the Channel fleet.
Came into the Downs left night feven fail of the
Barbadoes fleet, all well. The Hunter Weft India-
mari took in a pilot this morning, and failed for the
River:
Dear., Anew sT, 4.—Sailed the Crcat22 {loop of
of War, for Brighton ; London Packet, M‘Douaazz,
for Philadelphia; l'lmaroszaztTs frigate, AUTUMN
'loop of war, rind feveral gun-brigs, for the French
Coaft.—Arrived the Rarzt.ault Hoop of war, and
feveral gun-brigs from a cruize, and remain in the
Downs with the (hips as per Taft.—Wind S. W.
YARMOUTH, AUGUST 4.--Saturday arrived la
Coarrarca and AMETHYST frigates, and Faaitat-
Tait gun brig—the two latter have each brought in
two flops laden with valuable cargoes : alfo arrived
the Swan cutter, Lieutenant Cam atom, with a va-
luable prize. Arrived the Rtsozors gun brig.—
This day failed the AII ITIYIT frigate on a cruize,
and la Cow:Tames for the Downs. The (hips of war
here are the Majeftic, Admiral Russet.; Elephant,
Antelope, Stately, Adamant, and Roebuck; Bea-
ver and Scorpion flvops, and Refolutc and Ferret-
ter gun brigs.—Wind S. E.
BOMBAY GAZETTE, DECEMBER 19, 1804—Arriv-
ed the (hip Governer Duncan, Captain Lee ; the Ho-
nourable Company's flips Earl St. Vincent, Capt.
Simplon • and Bridgewater, Capt. H. Palmer ; and
(hip Amelia, Capt. Waddington ; Waldgrave, Capt.
Macneclance • Duncan,Capt. Peter Brown ; Rahem.
thaw, Capt. Megfon; and Refource, Capt. D. Oliver;
from the coact.—On the t3th init. the Company's
(hip Walthamflow, Capt. M'Lend, anchored in the
harbour from the northward.—Arrived the Minerva,
Capt. F. Dickfon, from Colombo ; left there the
4th intl. touched at Cochin on the Bth, and at Goa
the 15th. Paffenger Mr. John Read. Saw no (hips
belonging to the enemy on her paffage.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
ARRiven-.--At Portfmouth, the Jane, Smith, ,from Cork; the
Caledonia, Boag, from Wiffeaffett. At Liverpool, Jane, Colley,
from Antwerp. At Copenhagen, Twe Yerrnor, Peterfon, from
Tranciebar. At Leghorn, Sufan and Sally, Hone,. from Lon-
don. At New Providence' Martha, Hutchinfon, from Liver-
pool. At New Brunfwick, America, Robfon, from Portfmouth.
Extra& of a letter from an Officer on board the
GLORY, of 98 guns, Rear Admiral STIRLING'S flag
(hip, dated at lea, July 25, 1805.
•• I had the pleafure of addreifing *letter to you dated nth July,
off Rochefort, which I hope has reached you by this time. SOOO
after -doting your letter, we bad orders to Join Sir R. Calder off
Ferrol. On the 15th we Jaded him with five fail of the line, our
united force was ry fall of the line and two frigates. On the fame
day we failed hoar off Ferrol, in hopes to fall in with the Com-
bined Fleets; we cruised off arid on, now and then altering our
courfe till the sad inflant, when, to our great joy, we had a fight
of them a-head, about ten A.M. Unfortunately for us, it had
been very foggy for Tome days previous to our falling in with
them, but we were fo far fortunate that the weather cleared tip.
fuheiently to get a good fight of them. This you may be af-
Lured was no (mall joy to us, for we bore down on them with
the greateft eagernets, while they, cc the other band, id "refer.
*diva to hear away. About this time (five P. M.) part of our
feet began the battle;—at fix the Glory had a !hare in stare
was lay loon oppoled by three of their beavielt ships--among
*bleb was the French Admiral—we had a molt dreadful can-
aonading for tome time, during which we had the pleafure of
teeing two Spaniards (one of 80, the other of 74 guns) Ilrike their
colour,.-this determined the French Admiril to Meer off, but not
without a hearty good drubbing. You will fcarce believe me
when I tell you, that though the Glory received the InceiTant fire
of. thefe three hips, the bad only four men flighdy wounded, and
one killed—but fuck Is tha fa& Our men fought like lions,thougb
but a young ihip's company, and have given Rear Admiralltirling
the higheft fatisfaZtion, and be beflows the greateft praife for the
coolnefs and bravery which they difplayed in letting fo much fir-
periority at defiance. The lots of the enemy muff have been very
confiderable, for the two Spanifla hips alone have between three
and four hundred killed, and as many more wounded. While our
lots in the whole is comparatively (mall, about ao killed and :so
wounded. After all this we are in (=Unit condi• inn, and mei-
oufly waiting another bout with them- The adtion was fought
*out fifty leagues to the fouthward of Cape Finifterre. Their
force confined of twenty fail of the live, four heavy frigates, two
corvettes and two brigs. Of the line of battle hips there were fix
of them Spanifh."

" Prince of Wales (Sir R. Calder's Flag Ship), July 26.
" I write in great fpirits, after a glorious victory gained by our
fleet over that of etc enemy. On the 13th we were joined by the
fquadron from off Rochefort, in confequctice of information fent
home from Lord NaLsou, by the Corlett'. It confined of the
Glory, of 98 guns, Rear-Admiral Stigmata, Windfor Cattle, of
98 guns, Warrior and Triumph, of 74 guns each, Raifrinable of
(4, and Nile lugger. Having had our cue from the Admiralty, we
kept cruising for Come time to the weftward, and had juft begun
to defpair of falling in with the enemy on the 22d, when the Com-
bined Fleet appeared to the weftward. It certainly was a molt
cheering fight to us all ; we hailed the enemy with three cheers,
illeft welcomed them more heartily than we Mould have done our
heft friends. We then fet to work all hands to prepare for battle,
and the bulk heads were prefently knocked down ; in about half '
an hour every thing was clear for adlion. The enemy kept to
windward of us in a line, confining of ao fail of the line, befides
frigates, making in all 3o—this was great odds againft us, but then
we knew that we were all' bout hearts and found bottoms.' They
all lay to, on obferving us, with their topfails to their mails. The
enemy firft began to fire, hut at Inch a &Ranee that the (hot could
set reach its. We formed our line of battle about half part four
o'clock, and began to beat up in a line, to take the Iternmoft Clips ;
but by their tacking at tbefame time, we were prevented, our line
of battle correfpooding with theirs, in a ftraight line. About three
minutes after five our headmoft (hips opened a tremendous fire ;
and the enemy finding us coming to clofe quarters with them,ticked
a (wand time, which occafioned a great deal of corfufion, as our
(hips had to obferve the fame manoeuvre, and to pats them to wind-
ward. There was fo thick a fog that at times we could not dif-
cover friend from foe.
"About half an hour after, we began to fire afrth,but at a con•
fiderable dinasce. Had it been more clear, we thould. have got
doter, and done greater execution. Four of the enemy bore down
upon us at ose lime.taking our flag fhip for that of Lord Nelfon,
firming determined to run every Mk, in order to capture us.—
[We think the Writer mutt mean here the Windfor Caftle, as
fated from the belt authority.}—They fired with great fpirit ; but
our broadfides, well directed, loon made an imprcffion upon their
fuperior numbers.—One of them came upon our bow, and began
to rake us moft ftiriouny, when we gave her in return our whole]
broadfide, which teid with coofiderable elf. et. We carried away
her main and wizen malts; upon which (he hauled down her co-
lours, and came by us with her malts and yards all hanging over
her fides. This produced three cheers from us. Two others
Drolly after'same on our beam, the bowfprit of one over the other,
and in this lituation began to pepper us confoundedly, when we
gave them each a broadlide. One of them took to her heels, and
the other having her running rigging cut away, could not f, now
the example, and attempted to haul down her colours; but they
being entanled with tome parts of the wreck, we continued to
fire until they were cut away. This (hip we ordered in tow to a
frigate, the Captain of which declares, that whilft he was coining
down, the difappcarcd in a moment, and it is the general opinion
that the went down. We are now in full fail after them, and hope
to come up with them. I ought to have (aid, that the milieu con-
tinued 'or four hours, and nothing hut the coming on of night put
situp to it. The San Rafael, one of the Mips captured, was taken
by Capt. Gardner's divUlon,"

fill 'Lahti%

esti, siamiindik, Mid Alois+ S.

The freth arrivals of Wheat to-dsquire not large,
but the fupply of foreign is eonfideralighiljpe (ample*
are fill as dear, feconds and other qualities, rather
cheaper. Barley, Malt; with Peas and Beans of each
kind are in middling quantity, and are each named
at fmall flu/illation. Having ♦ery large arrirads of
Oats, caufes (ales of this article at the reduction of
is. and 25. per quarter. A conliderable quantity of
new Rape Seed is arrived,and fales are ata redo Lion
quoted as per currency. Flour as lalt week.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Wheat, dot 78s. TOSS. per qr. Grey Peak 435. to 475.
Finc Ditto, 1061. MS. od. Beans, sos 555.
Rye, 465. Jas. od. Tick Ditto 465. sal. od
Barky,4as. 481. od. Oats, a6•.3cs. 355.
Malt, 80a. 86s. od. Poland ditto 37. 381 od.
Wbitc Pca(c, Jos. 54. od. Rare Seed, 401. 441.

• • • PRICE OF FI.OUR.
Fine Flour 85s. to pcs. Secohds 83s. to 85. per lack.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, AUGUST 5.
This day's Market was wcU fupplied with different kinds of
Cattle. Sheep and Lambs were in abundance, and the pr.ces
fomswhat reduced. The prices and number arc entreaty area
as under :

To fink Ike offal--per (lore of 81b.
Beer Alt od to 4$ 6d I Vest ss od is 6. od
Mutton ss 8d to Ats cd Pork 4s aSO 4t od.
Lamb 4s cd to ss od.
MUSD OF Till DAT.
Bolds about 1370—Calves 317—Sheep and Lambs 57830—.
Pigs 4t3.
PRICE OF NAT AND STRAW IN SMITIFIRLD.
Hay, per Load, 21. Ist. to sl. os
Clover - 31 os. to cL sr
Straw. -- Load - IL os. to al. 18k

•19 Per
1401‘ TBZ LONDON CIAZZTI4t,II AttOOST J.
Average Price of Cern in England and Wales, from thy remise
coding the 27th of July, aos.
Wheat. Rye. Barley. I Oats. Beans. Peale.'
s, d. s. d. a.. d. a. 4. s. d. a. 4.
93 SISB 7 45 7 19 3 48 2 48 4
_.
The avenge Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns magi
In the week aiding July 31,15 345. sid• per hundred weight.
COUNTRY MARKETS.
PRICK. OP GRAIN AT THE foLLoWINO INARCZTIL
BAIINGSTOILZ"•Wittat 84.. d to 106 a od per Quarter.
Barley coo od to ccs od I Beans sts. od to sn all
Oats g2s cd to 371 oil Peale cos od to ozs odi
Mroornusito.--Wheat 735 cd to 120$ ad peiQr.
Barley ocs od to otii ad I Beans
,oss od to scs cd
351 od to 38. od Peale Co. .OCtO cos od
Barley
Ntwsuay.—Wheat 7os Cd to 112 a od per.Qri
B 401 od to 471 od I Bcanl 361 ad toss end
Oats: 271 od to pa od Peak 46$ ad to 545 ad
Htsnay.—Wheat Ess od to tts4 cd per Q.
Barley 40. od to ets od I Beans 485 od to 325 0111
Oats 271 od to 31S od Peale scs od to 141.04'
READING.—Wheat 633 cd to 12os od per Q.
Barley oos od to oos od I Beans 48. al to Sp 04
Oats 29s 6d to 369 od Peale oas cd to cos at
PRICE OF COALS SOLD IN THE POOL.
July 29, Monday, Ss Cargoes, fold from 44564 to sig od per gat
3t, Wednefday, 14 Cargoes 46, of tl 54.3,1
Aug. 2, Friday, 23 Cargoes 44s 6d tosas6d

7

We have the pleafure to announce the re-capluili
of the flow NOly, of Dumfries, with a cargo of rope-
d°, old red port wine from Oporto ; and w ere
happy to far, that the is arrived in fafety at Dumfries.
The Nelly was recaptured by his Mojeily's Ihi p NA I AN
Captain Tirostas Durum's, on the 9th inftant ; and
on the 16th he overtook a Swedith Chip bound for
Cork, on board of which the Spaniards had put Cap-
tain Loces, and the crew of the Nelly. On finding
them there, Captain Duanas inflantly put them in
poffeffion of their (loop and cargo, and in the molk
generous manner difpatched them to their port of
deftination, leaving the fettlement of the lalvage en-
tirely to the honour of the owners. He fupplird
Captain totes with what provitions, &c. were ne-
cdrary for his voyage homewards.
On Saturday the difpatches by the (hips Britan-
nia, Euphrates, and Northumberland were finally
doled at the Eaft India Houle, and delivered to their
relpettive pullers.
Passsires It 3 PER BIITATINIA.FOII BINGAL..OI4Ir. W. Ren..
nen, Fador ; Mr. J. Kendall, of the Waller brig ; Meffrs. J. Willett
and k. Morin rree Ma. inert' ; Mr. Alexander lecithin ; bleflTs.
J. Scott, J Pereira, S. Parlby, T Greening, J. Johnftou, D. D. An-
dt don, T. Noton, S. Mei cer, R. B. Wilk .J. A. HAmes. aria T.
Frobilher, Cadets--For Madre —lMeffrs. G. Field, I. J. Webb, J.
Grant, If. Keatirg, and T.I Wilkins, Cadets.—For Bombay—Mr.
W. Hewitfon, Volunteer for the "L'ulnpanyt, Marine.
PASSINGERS pea EUP •••••--013 BE NC AL...41/131r3L G.
Riton and W. Fetulon„ /Militant Surgeon.; Mr. Jofeph Arnold,
Free Mariner; Mr. Gerard John Heady, Cadet. For Madras.—
Mr R. Bliffi.tt, Cadet. For St. Helt na—Major and Mrs. Billing-
hurft and daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Balcombe and two daughters,
Mrs. S Southwell, W. Evertost, and W. Hunt.
PASSINGILIPA PER NOVIIIUMBEILAND.FOR 1331333,11 L.
wars. 1. Brooks, v. Wilkinfon, and J. Tennant, Cadets. Fier
Prince of Wales's lfland—Mr. Paul Tate, A ffiftant Engineer.

COCKPIT, WHITE H•LL, .AUGUST 3.—Before the
MoR Noble and Right Honourable the Lords Corn-
miffioners of Appeals in Prize Caufes.
Juliana, Carttens stafter.—(An appeal from the High Court of
Admiralty.)—This Dal ifh chip failed front Hantburgh in April
Ace, with a cargo of pepper, tobacco. iron, and eutlery,bound to
Bourdeaux, where the pepper was delivered, ard the retelyLl oa
board wine,bratcly,and various other article*, and then pr
to Cbrboba. where A few of the articles were delivered, re-
ceived on board other merchandise and failed for Seneral,-but was,
on the 7th of July aSno, when iu the prokotftion of her voyage,
captured by the private Ihip of war Alere,.T. Dymond comae.-
der, and carried to Weymouth. It appeared that this was in ap-
peal on behalf of the captors againft the reflitution of the cirri to
the Colin below, the (nip h ing been already relieved. by confect.
Their Lordthips in this cafe affirmed the fentence of the ju-dge of
the High Court of Admiralty, but gloried the Appellant -their
cores.
The Dor's, Hoeek mailer —This wall alto an appeal from the
fame Court. This lhip, laden with a cargo of hides, and bound
from 'Arbon to St. Andero on the aeth of Weem,ier, tlloo, was
captured by the private fhipe of war Ft rrett, R. Hozha- comman-
der, and brought to Plymouth. On the part of the captors it was
contended, that this was a fraudulent and colourable tranfadim,
for that in tact, this was Spanilh property going fro-v the colony
of the enemy to the mother country, and as fuel, was culject to
cur:Marion. After their Lordlhips bad heard the Counfel on be-
half of the Claimants, (who fubmitted that this was a cafe for fur-
ther proof, which would clearly ettablifh it to be a lwrojfede neutral
tranfadion) affirmed the (entente of the Court below, which CUJI•
demncd the property.

Tuelday as the Windf'ir flage was proceeding along
Piccadilly, the fore wheel broke off, and the body f
the coach corning with great violence to the ground,
xf very lolly woman fell off the roof, and was b: oiled
in a dreadful way. She was taken Up appareno
lefs,und carried into a hoUfelately inhabited
HAMILTON, where medical ant:lnce was a.
ed,_and fhe was brought to hirfelE Tile
pagers were unhurt: • -

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SPult7 MG INTELLIGF.2.t.E.

LFWFS RACKS, AUG:37I 3,38 cs.

Cur Races doled on Saturday, and wet e'attended
by a very nurneretts afremblage of rank, beauty, and
falltion. The following Races were decided as under:
Lord Fgremont's Cardinal Beaufort, lift. ylb againft Sir J. Shel-
ley's Currycomb 71t. 7lb. toogs.—The lail hart at
Twelve). Off by content.
Mr. R. Boyce's Bobtail, Bft. 71b. beat Mr. Menial', Lady
Pc.. 'h, 7ft. 616. songs. h. ft.--Four miles. Seven to four au
Beta&
hc Country Plate, value sol. for Horfes of all denominations;
three yr olds, to carry 6ft. four yr olds, 711..61b. Sic yr olds, lift.
alb. fix yr olds, 811.501. and aged, Eft 710'. mares and geldings'
allowed 31b. The het of three beats. Two miles and a half.—.:
Any boric. &e having won once this year, to carry 31b. if twice,
slb. If three times or more, 71b. extra.
Sir H. W b. It Walton, i yr old, Bft. koitt. k
Mr. Mellith's Lady Broach, 4 yr old -

r.. .
Six t• on Walton. A good rade.
A Sweepft,ikeb in togs each, fur the years itios. iftr..6, and i 8,7,
for hutinrs, bona fide the property of Subfcribers, and that
have been regularly hunted the preceding feafon; to carry I aft.
each. • he allowed 31b. To be rude by Gentklatm.
One fbur mile but.
Hon. C. I S. Bayard, by Precipitate -
Mr. J. N. Newnham's c. S. aged
Mr. T. A. Kcmp's b. m. 1.a.1y Suran, aged
Mr. C. Burgh's b in. Slow and I,afy, aged
The three laft half a mile behind. A Wicking race.

The Towu Plate, value sot. for all Herres ;3, yr Olds, to carry
6ft.; 4 yr olds, 711. rilh.; s yr olds, SR. 31b.: 6 yr olds. SR.
71h. ; and aged, 8R gib...Mares and Geldings allowed 31Iao
'l he haft of three two and a half miles heats.—The winner to be
fold f r rings. it demanded within a quarter of an hour after
the race.
is R. H. the P. of Waka's b. g. Rebel, aged -
On Satuday Mr. NIF LLI Stet Sasebo, which has fo
much himfelf by beating Naianial and
ftarted for his third engagement with Lord
EollstAMlT'ts Bobtail. The March was to run a mile
for songs. h. ft. Bobtail carrying Bft. 91b. and Swab°
711. 1210. cenfequently Bobtail gave Samba izib.—
Sancho, after a very hard contefted race, was declar-
ed the whine, ; but it appearing that both horfes had
run a mile and a porter, inßead of a wile, which is
esprefsly contrary to a particular regulation, and of
conde much againft Bobtail, who gave the tveigk, no
bets ate to be paid until the decickots of the Jockey
Club be promulgated.
Then came the following...-.A
Swerpftakes of sags. to carry nil each—Pour main
Mr. Hawk's b. g Cock-a-hoop. by Sir Peter, aged unknown
Mr. Baley's b.g. Staling,b, Meteor, aged unknown s
Mr. Cave Brown's g. g. Sunflower, aged . unkousess
Matches—good nutting._
Lord Bareynuwee Merryman, ft Sib beat Mr. Ladbrokes Brain
worn. 7ft Toth— wogs, ha mile—Very encllertt. ' •
Mr. 114cIlifla's Lady Brotigh, SR Sib beat LOrd airrymore's Litds
John, 81t —4 Wks, to: gs--Sharp running.
The Ladies Plate, value bop free for all barks; 3 yr olds tq tarry
fit 1211, ; 4Yr olds 7ft 71b syr olds ftft alb ; 6yr olds, SR
911: ; and aged Sit t tlb...Mares and gddiags allowed 31b.-
One 4 mile heat.
Mr. E. Williamfon's b. h. WaNati, 6 yrs lid
Lord Egremont's b. Cardinal Beaufort, 3 yrs old - a
Mr. W Burrell's c.e Importer. 3 yrs old 3
Mr. Howorth's Enterprise, 4 yrs old 4
A Subfcription of 'cgs. each, for horfes of all ages; filar years old
to carry yft. 71b. s yrs old, Sit. 6111. 6 years old, Sit. s alb. and
aged oit. Mares and geldings allowtd 31b. One four mile
beat.
Ns R. H. the Prince of Wales's b. h. Orville, 6 yrs old -
Mr. Wilfon's b. h. Walton. 6 yrs old . s
Sir W. W. Wynne's b. h. Aaron, 4yrs old - - tdi

Pit. ;lows'''. Harefo, 6 yrs aid

- . dr

Very good race, Walton the favourite.
A Han/neap Plate, value Sol.
given by th
ee,embers of the 13o•
mesh of Lewes, for 4. 1, and 6 yr. ol and aged horfes....•
Heats; two ntnes and a half each.
Mr. Warders b in. Gratitude 4 yr. old, 7ft. 411). 3 r
Prince of Wales's brother to Vivaldi 6 yr. old, aft. alb. a 4 s
Duke of Richmond's Ron I,aged 7ft rclb. • S 3 3
Mr. Howarth's b. h. Harefoot, 6 yr. old, Bft. 71b. 4 2 4
WW. Wynne's b. h. Afhton,6 yr. old. 7ft. r alb. dd.
Mr H. Lipprneott's g. h Slate, 5 yr. old, 6ft sib.
Capital race. High odds againft the winner.

RATHKEALE RACES, TUESDAY, JULY 23.
'Fifty Pound for 3 and 4 rears old; 2 mile heats.
Mr. Croker's c. c. Supc-tor,by Turnip, 4 yrs old z walked OW.
Mr. Watts' b. c. Partridge, by Comet, 4 yrs.olgi s drawn.

WEDNESDAY. JULY 24
Fifty Pounds for Comm, Limerick bred Hunters;
4 mile heats.
cspt. Lloyd', •-. h. Trak -. . - t t
Mr Blermerhaffees h. . - - S S
Mr. Coodon'A m. - • • - dUL
A Match fos 20 Guineas each.
_ _

Mr. an'ib.
Mr. Nllt .) ■Me
Mr. F. IJupd'il m.

- I I
- s s
- 3 3

THURSDAY, JULY 15.
Fifty Pound for 5,6, and aged Norte:; 4 mite heats.
Mr. Hunter's b. h. Fill, Fruits - • i I
Mr Batteriby's b. m. Jalapa .. - • - s dr.
Great running; a to 1 on Johana at fluting; broke
down near the difiance poll.

THE MAZE RAdFS, MONDAY, JU'.Y 20.
His M4lefty's Plate of I oogs. was walked over far
%y Mr. HAMILTON'S Fitzemily, by Chanticleer, 5 yr
old.
TUESDAY, JULY Sr.
The County Plate was won by the Marquis of
DONNEGA Les br. c. Abbct, 3 yrs old, difiancing Mr.
Porrthcsa's g. m. by Haeiequin, Mr. Dououtteo
b. c. by Marquis, Mr. Miumtes b. c. by Maser*.
and Mr. MAY'S c. in. by the Blackwood Arabiaft.3 '
WEDNESDAY, JULY 24.
The Plate for 6 yr olds and aged, was walked
over fLt by Mr HAMILTON'S Fitzemily.
THURSDAY, JULY as.
The Plate for three and four years old was won
by the Marquis of DounsoALL's br c. Abbot, beatc
ing Mr. Lust's c. c. Cockahock at two heads.
FRIDAY, JULY 26.
His Majefly's Plate of wogs. was walked otter
fur by Mr. HAMILTON'S Fitzemily.
SATURDAY, JULY 27.
The Governor's 'Plate was won by Mr. POTTIN-
GER's b. II by Vatter. heating Mr. ScuTr's b. h.
and Mr. MAY'S c. m. Emma.

Monday the body of a young woman was picked
up on Soutbfea Beach, apparently drowned but a few
hours. From marks of violence appealing on the
body, there is rearms to apprehend fhe mutt have been
murdered. She was carried to the dead houfe to be
owned.
As every foreign mail begins already to teem with
orcle'r- .or Tickets, it could not fail to yield much
fatisfaection to our politicians. would the proprietors
of the offices make memoranda of • he different States
from whence fisch order. come, and publith them at
the conclufion of each Lottery. There is no furer
fymptom of fuperfluous wealth than loch fprculative
purcita es. It is an old and trite adage, ".Much;
would have more."

1.411 1.11.1 I.,IIGBNCZ

COURT OF CHANCERY, AUOtTST L.
11.111.L11 9. 11.11LL16 ♦MD •LVFL.

is a former paper we dated force of the circitm-
(lances in this CALlii, as well as his Lordflip's deci-
fion on the motion for the payment of 8 tl6l. 17s. in-
to the hands of the Accountant General, as far able-
(peels a claim en the Defendant, George Baillie.—
Wkh regard to the lalt Defendant, Archibald Alves,
the following obfervttions were made.
The LORD CHANCELLOR--" Mr. Alves has them)
in his anfwer, fomething like common honeity.—
Willie, by every pofflble expedient, avoided giving
a dire et anfwer to tht interrogatnries, and that gen-
tleman has made five different anfwers, with the ex•
profs defign of giving no diftinet reply whatever to
the queltion propofed. Although this gentleman
means to entrap the Court. the Court mutt not de-
Icend front its jultice and its dignity, in order to en-1
trap him. But I had rather not fay more on that
part of the fobjed, becaufe, perhaps, my fedings are
unveiled ; and it is a difireffing thing to fee the_juf-
!lice of the Court baffled. I think I cannot require !
lof Mr. Alies to pay mate than his proportion or the
one-third intereft be had in the partnerfhip. •This h
not the cafe of a partner (hip, where the balance is
(truck at the death of thaparty, in whofe right the
demand is Made ; but it is a balance of profits op to
a particular time. and in thefe profits Mr. Alves had
a limited proportion."
Mr. HART—" Mr. Mille does (wear, that he is
unacquainted with the balance due ; whether any
eonfidence be to be placed in his oath, is another
queltion."
The LORD CHAtteRLLOR" You want to fix him
with the account: and this is a point in the calif,—
but unlefs he admits the account Rated in thefe an-
frets, You can make nothing of it on this motion."
Mr. THossrsoa, for Mr. Alves, Paid that his client
could not have the fmalled ‘•bjeetion to pay into
Court the money in proportion to his intereft in the
partnedhip. The Defendant Alves was ordered to
pay into the hands of the Accountant General 27051.
1214 4d•