Star.
London, England, 1805-05-01 00:00:00

SPORTING .IAI EL LIG ENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING wir : :NG, APRIL 3c.
The King's Plate of wogs for 5 yr old Mares,
carrying toil. A. C.
D. of Grafton's b m. Parafol, 4 yrs old es .aked ovcr).
Mr. Abbey's ch m. Margery, 5 yrs old - dr
Fifty Pounds by Subfcription for 4 yr olds, 711 ylb
5 yr olds 811 31b. 6 yr old and ac,cd 81t 71b. R. C.
Sir H. Wllltamfon's b. b. Walton. 5 yrs .d a

Mr. Meßifles br. b. Pipylin, 5 yrs
D. of Grafton's b. m. Parotid, 4 Ir. old „ 3
Six to 4on Walton ;soto t ~t Pipyl/n ; yto 4 agit ParafoL
The Claret Stakes of acogs each, ft. colts 811. 71b.
t fillies 811. zlh. I.). I.
Lord Grotvenor's b. c. Bagatelle, by Sir Peter, out of Trifle
Sir C. Bunbury's b. c Young Whtfkcy, by Whilkey -
Mr. Wholey's b. c. his Royal Highnefs, by Sir Peter, dam by
Bru th pd.
. .

ey's b. c. by Sir Peter, out of the dam of his
Lordihip
Mr. Coventry's ch. f. Maid of Kent. by Over'on, out of
Neriffa
Lord Stawell's Glortana, yft. beat Mr. Panton's Dellitanti, 811
ylb. Aerial's the Flat., ice,si. In It —2 to I againft Gloriana.
Lord Sackville's Enchanter, Sit. beat Mr. Mcllilh's I'ipylin, 8R
31b. Ab. M. cogs.-5 to 4 againft Enchanter.
Mr. Norton's (Lid, Bft. alb. beat Mr. Waftell'i Lumbago, Bft.
D. I. spgv..--2 to t againit glad.
Mr. Wa;fou's Lignum % 1,.c, Sit. 1,2 h. received togs. from Sir
J. Shelley's Julia, yft.olb. R M jogs. h ft.
Mr. Walla's Lumbago,3ll. 13A). received ft fret.: Lord Coley's
Hippocampus. BR. ylb. both 3 yr.. old. Aernis the Flat, 10Cpi h. ft.
Mr. Brantbwayt's ch. c. Woodcut, by Guildford, 3 yrs old, Bft.
alb. rec. it. from Mr. R. Jones's Freedom a yrs. old. ;ft. Alt.
Acroi4 qie flat, 23gs.

The Court Martial held on Vice•Adm:ral Sir j
T. DUCKWORTII, at Portfmouill, concluded on Ja
tutclay 1411, and the following is an extraet of the
fentence :

" The Court is of opinion that the charges have
not been proved ugaintt the faid Vice• Admiral Sir J.
I'. DUCK WORTH, K. 8., but that they are grofs,lcar.
dalous, malicious, fbamcful, and h;ghly lubverfive
the difcipline and good Government of the lervicc, and
doth adjudge him to be molt fully and honourably
acquitted of all and every part thereof; and the laid
Vice Admiral Sir J. T. DUCKWORTH is hereby molt
f.ljly and honourably acquitted of all and every part
thereof."

We have received New York papers to the 16th
of March. They Hate that the Havannah is no
bilger confidered as blockaded, although several
Britilh cruizers continued off the harbour. Thefe
Papers furnifh no very recent accounts from the
Welt Indies, but they announce that many rich
Spanifh Prizes had been fent into the ports of Ja-
maica by the Britifh cruizers:• A report is men-
tioned, laid to be brought •by a veffel from Cape
Francois, that DESIALINIS, on the 28th of Febru-
ary, had defeated the French garrifon at the city of
St. Domingo, and' that the Spanifh inhabitants of
that plate were delivered up to the mr, y of the con-
querors, when the greater part were moil inhumanly
butchered by the troops of the Black Chief. The
report feems to have gained but little credit in the
American Papers.
Yeflcrday the LORD MAYOR ordered the Ps ice cf
Bread to be reduced one Affize, or two pence in the
Peck Loaf, to take place tomorrow ; the price of
the (erartern Loaf of Wheaten will then be t4id.
and tioulehold
After which his Lordftrip attended a Court of Corn-
mon Council at Guildhall, for taking into confide-
ration the expediency of Petiti"r.ing Parliament on
the fobjat of the prefent Application of the Roman
Catholics, &c. Mr. Deputy BIRCH introduced the
moticus, as advertifed in the Refolutions in front
of this Paper, in a very animated addrefs, which
were feconded by Mr. DIXON. The previous quef-
tion being moved by Mr. WOOD, and feconded by
Mr. JACKS, a divifiun was demanded, and there ap-
peared-for the original motion and againft the prc
vious quettion, 4 Aldermen, 54 Commoners, 2 Tel-
lers; 6o.—For the previous queftion 3 Aldermen,
22 Commoners, 2 Tellers ; 27.-33 Majority for the'
of iginal quettion.
The Sheriffs, attended by the City Remembrancer,
informed the Court, that they. had waited upon his
Majefly at Windfor on Monday, to know his Royal
Pleaftire when the Court of Co..:mon Council may
at en.' to prefent th.•ir Addrels, when his Majeity
appointed this day at three o'clock at tZt. James's.—
The Court let off from Guildhall at one o'clock.

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