Star.
London, England, 1806-05-19 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

May sr. Thomas Geer' and Jofeph Cadet's, of Loofe, Kent,
millers and copartners, at ton, at Guildhall, London.
May 20. John Water', late of Dobwath, parl Kirklintoo.
Cumberland, common carrier, at ckven, at the Scotch Arms in
Rictergata, Carling.
May 12. Chrittopher 'range, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven,
at the Spread Eagle Inn, Manchefter.
May sr. James Thwcat, of Manchefter, John Gaily, of London,
and Thomas Munday. of Manchefter, merchants mud copart:
ners, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchefter.
May so. Chriftian John Adam Witte, late of Coleraan-ilrect.
London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall._
.

May 11. John Bowman, John Gar ford, and Thomas Bowman, of
Poplar and Ltmehoufe, Middlefex, feed crudites, oil maiituac-
turas, and partners, at ten, at Guildhall.
May 10. John Carlton, of Canterbury, grocer, dealer and chap-
man, at one, at Guildhall. London.
May 21. John Colwill, of Newnham, Gionceßerflaire, wine met.
chant, at eleven, at the Bah Tavern, Nitta
May to. John Jarratt the younger, of Water-lane, Tower-ftreet,
London, broker, dealer and chapman at ten. at Guildhall.
May 10. James Gibbs, of Peterborough, Nuchaitiptoulldre, dra.
per and tailor, at tan, at Guildhall, Loudon.
May 12. 1110/11111 Norris, of Manchelter, cotton-merchant, at
three, at the Bridgewater Arms. Manehelter.
May 11. Thomas Bowman, jointly with John Bowman and John
Garford, of Poplar and Limehoure, Middlefez; fctd authors,
oll.suanufadturm, and pa mem, at ten, at Guildhall.
May 21. h.i.c Hadley It eddcll, n!' Welt Bromwich, Staffordfldre,
him-founder, at dye, at the Shakofpear Tavern, Birmlogliam.
May to. John hloothuull' of John greet; Adelphl, Middlefer,
vrinc•mt rr ham, at tin, at Guildhall.
May zt . Jolt ph Whiting Holmes, of Portila, Hant4, Ironmonger,
btazier and tinman, at one, at the Mitre Tavern, Portfca.

FROM Tat LONDON aUtITTi, MAT 57.
Averare 1' rice of Corn In England and Wales, from
aiding Ob. icth of May, 1806.
Wh..t. I Rye. I Barley. Oats. Dona.
L d. .1. s. d. s. d. a. d.
84 10 48 1 38 1 28 r 40 It
Tbc avi rogr Price at Sugar, completed from die' itn
in the wt .1s coding May 14,1 a asa. 34. per hundred a
BEA.COAL METER'S OFFICE, LONDON, M,
CAlllOOtll SOLD, and
May is. I May 14
NEWCASTLE COAL. Meenlay. Wednefd
Ealsrr's Main
Benton I.Clig
Slat Main
Croft's Main
tietsburn Alain
Morton Main
PONI —Windfor's
Townley Main
Wail's End
T:ivies Walfi P...t -
SI iNt•ER LAM) COAL.
Pinwale Main

x
_ ~o

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TotAI, Stair

53 6
44 U
47 0

54 6

48 o
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.1.4111 INTELLIGENCE.

CONSISTORY COURT, DOCTORS COMMON,.
stmrson V. SIMPSON.
This was a fuit for feparatiun from bed,lmard,
Ile. inilituted nn the part of the hufband againft the
wiie, by rearm of adultery. It appeared that the
parties tended in the Fall Indies, that Mts. Simplon
being defirous of returning to England, took her
;mirage on board a fhip. leaving her hatband at Bom-
bay ; that during filch voyage a criminal intereourfe
took place between the Lady and a Mr. Rickctis ;
that on their arrival in town, lodgings were taken at
Queen's Elms, Fulham. whets they lived together,
and paired as man and wife t that afterwards the
parties removed t s Hampßead, where the Lady was
delivered of a female child ; and that es Mr. Simp-
fon's arrival from Bombay, he militated an aftion,
againa Mr. Ricketts. and obtained a verditt of soool.
damages. The fah of adultery being clearly proved
(there being no nppofition on the part of the wife),
the Court pronounced the ufual fentenca of reparation.

In the New York Papers it is mentioned that the
French Governor (F ) at St. Domingo had
laid an embargo on the Anserican weals at that port,
until the (Meet of !stamina &wild be afcertained.
On Wednefday night as Mr. Coors a, a diffenting
clergyman, was preaching to a full colit,r..gation ar
Stepney, one of the galleries in the chapel gave way;
fortunately no lives were loft, and but few ,were hurt,
A fad accident happened at Greenock on Sunday
fe'noight. About twelve o'clock, Mr. Robert Lee,
T;de Surveyor, and Captain Commandant of the
Corps of Sharpfhooteis, went nut in the Cuflomltoufe
boat, accompanied by f.me friends in another boat,
to take a fail. In his boat he had along with him
Mr. James Donald, fon of the late Mr. Andrew Do-
nald, of Greenock, and his own cautin, who was on
a vifit to his ftiends, from Lifbon ; Mr. Main, Salt
of ; John Graham, Alexander MacDonald, and
Alexander Maclntyre, Cultnmhnufe boatmen. Re-
turning home betwixt one and two o'clock, they were
overtaken by a fynall, off the mouth of the Gate
Loeb, (hipped a large fea, and in an infant went
down broadfide foremott! Mr. Main being a good
(grimmer, got difentangled from the boat, and confid-
ing in his (kill in fwimming, kept calm and collated,
and adminiflered every affitlance to the others which
their cruelly critical fituation admitted of. One of
the oars he placed under Mr. Lee, and another of
them under Graham, but he could do no more: and
it is fuppofed both had got off their balance; for
when the other boat got up with them, which had
been a good way behind, they were found hanging
on their refpative oars by the middle, with feet and
head equally tinder water! M'lntyre, like Main,
fupported himfelf by fwimming ; but Mr. Donald,
and the other boatman had gone down with the boat,
and were no more feen. After having been about
three quarters of an hour in the wive', the two fur-
vivors, and the two dead bodies were taken into the
other boat and brought Arne with all Fable expe-
dition ; but, alas ! the ufual means ufed for refufcita
tion were found unavailing. The other two bodies had
not been found at a late hour on Sunday night, but
fearch was making for them. The above particulars
we have from the month of Mr. Main. The other
furvivor, M.lntyre, was able so walk home ; but, we
are lorry to add, is fence taken very unwell. This
melancholy event is unfortunately attended with the
additional calamity, of widowed wives, and father-
Ids children

DIED.
On Sunday, the t sib initant, at her Mare In Montague-ftreet,
Mrs. Grant, relIA of the late Lieutenant General Francis Grant.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON ttitIDOE TU•MURRUW
Morning 36 minutes after 3
Afternoon . - 54 minutes after 3

STOLEN OR STRAYED,

ON MONDAY NIGHT lan, the 12th May inn.
out ors Field belonging to Mr.AMIS BATLIT.2t Chelvy
Conn, In the County of Sonterfet, a I)ARK•BROWN CART
MARE, about Is hands and half high, nine year. old; hu a long
(witch fall, two white feet behind, with (eves) dark (pots In the
white.—a blue In her forehead, and lotiglih ears, a white 'pot on
the off fide of her,back, under the (addle, and her Does marked
C. L.

Whoever will give intelligence of the Lid Mare, fo as The may
be had again, &ill receive, if ftokn, on convidtioo of the offender
or offenders, • Reward of TEN GUINEAS; but if Rrayed, ONE
GUINEA, and all reakmable Expences, by applying to Mr. Janet
Bayley, Citelvy Court aforefaid Lb 1806.