Star.
London, England, 1805-09-27 00:00:00

Rye, (new)3ss. 38s. od. Tick Ditto 421. ♦Bs. 00

auley,3B4- 43* od.
Malt, 755. Boa. od.
White Peace, sp. 6os.

Oats, a6a. AOl. 345.
Poland ditto 35.1. 37s 6d•
Rape Seed, 38L 421. per ka. •

ruct or •coos.

Fine FICUS' 68s. to •Seto;ti;6st. to 68t. per tack. •• .
SMITHFIELD MARKET, SEPT. IN.
This day% Market had bot a that lbpply of cattier.
The prices in general fopport Monday's report,
though the trade was rather dull. Straw his expi:
rienced a very rapid fall fence our 'alt., Hay and
Clover remain much the fame. The following is a
corred llatcmcnt of the prices and numberea:

To fink the offal—per Rose of lIU.
Beef 4a 64 to p od Veal 41 cod to ss" Ed •
- Mottos es 44 to es cod Pork podto p 64
Lamb p od to se 64.
BRAD OT C ATT LI TORS DAT.
•
Beata 314—Calves 17o—Sheep and Limbs 4,750
Pkg. St°
erica ot NAT AND STRAW 1$
Hay. per Load, 21 tp to 41 oe
SPraw. . al 16s co al 64
Clover el cm to sl p

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

.at. PSI.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Whad N.S.
ALL DUI.
Dublin z Thumbursk Na. •
'W aterford o s Gottambarsiz • a
Linnet o z

A fieet from the Baltic i• arrived in the River.

FALMOUTH, Sarr. 24.—Arrived the Gertrude,
Crimpy, from Peterfburgh ; Biddeford, Bariesosnaa
Prince of Wales, TR ILUDDRA Flazley, T2/111111',
from London. with bale goo:Nam.; Prince Edward,
CoMa, from Bury ; Medina, Kamm, from Coweit
Brothers, Steer, from Bridgewater ; Vigilant, Sea-
bat., from Yarmouth ; Princes of Woks, Weeizat,
from Swanfea ; Stag, JAR Kim s, and his Majelles &Pp
Damn, of 38 guns, from Cork. Sailed the
Princefs Amelia packet, Stamm, far the Leeward
Mandl, with mails of the teth indent ; Friendfliip,
FALMBA, fOT Cork ; his Majefty's fchoooer FARA.*
MAT TA, CAW:HASH, for Portfinouth ; Ticonit (Wm-
rican (hip), Peasnos, for Andlerdam ; and Friend-
(hip, RODARTS, for Aberhaven.—Wind Northerly.
Cdws 3, SETT. z6.—Arrived la Sabina, ViGLI.
earn Mailer, from Amfterdam, bound to Venice;
Hoffaung, GREATS, from Embden, with beans;
Minerva, Dunne, from Bremen, to Baltimore.
PORTSMOUTH, SAM z6.—Went out of harbour
the APOLLO frigate. The Surges. of 74 guns
;
SWALLOW and Lear !loops came oat of Dock this
day, and the former has already got her lower malls
in, and the rigging over head. It was off the Banks
of Newfoundland that the Sarah, VANDT ea, left the
homeward bound fleet: Arrived the Venus frigate
with the Iris; Commerce and Apollo tranfports, un-
der convoy from Cork ; the Venus has fine failed
for the Downs : alto the Vesuvius bomb with a fleet
under convoy, to eaftward.

SH &taxi's, Styr. 26.—Sailed from the Nore this
morning the SPEEDY Hoop of war, with a convoy for
Tonningen, with a fine northerly breeze. The
BRADDICI armed Chip has hoined a fignal for a con-
voy to the Baltic, to fail on Monday, 7th Oetober.
DOVER, SEPT* 25.—His Majelly's gunbrig Fu e toys
arrived let night from a cruize, with a large Dania
(hip, which the has detained.—Arrived this morning
the brigs Mary, WILKINSON; Hermione, DODD j
and the Whitton, Hurcutoson, all from Memel,
with timber for this port.—His Majelly's 114 ARI•
a ai arrived from a cruize this morning, and failed
again this afternoon for the French Coati.
SEPT. 26.-.—Sailed this morning the FURIOUS gun
brig, on a cruize.—Arrived off here this morning,
the brig Drama, of Flcnlburg, Capt. HANS SPN.
from Cette, with brandy, for London.—Paffed
through the Roads the Bautzea gun brig, from the
French Coati, for the Downs.—Wind N. E.
DIAL, Ss ev. 26.—it is reported here this mauling
in all the naval circles, that the expedition is aftually
intended againft the flotilla at Boulogne 2 Sir SY DN sY
Swarm has the command of the fquadron. The tranf-
ports are all at tingle anchor, and all the troops in the
diftria under orders to hold themfelves in readinefs
at a moment's notice.
P. S. 'The ANTELOPE is getting under weigh, with
the Diadem and Sceptre defence !hips, who, it is
faid, are to call off Dover for Sir SYDNEY SMITN,
and fuch fectet Rates as he may wall to embark for
his expedition.
Arroyos* Levi-ie.—Sailed the Loam and the
Davasvattoa bombs for Sheernefs.—Arrived the
VpN us frigate from Portfmouth, and remains in the
Downs with the reft of the (hips as per left. Arrived
and failed for the River the Leviathanjace sum, from
Demerara ; 11.2 parted from the homeward-bound
Leeward Ifland fleet ab,4l: three weeks fince alfo
the Remittance, Law from New York, after a pail
Page of a 6 days.—Wind N. N. E.

PRINTERS.,

cup TASA—seLt, v. esinit.i.
This eafe; fo iaterellingto printers in general, and
no the fate of whirls fuch an immenfe number of in-
formations depended, came on
and
for final
difctiffian before Mr. Mites and Mr. Mosta, the
Itylatliiirates at the Public Office, Worfhip-Ilreet...-
The i-inmatiote was founded on the Ad of the 39th
',adze Kong, entitle.!--r' An Ala for more effettu-
4, ally tuppreflina of Societies efiablitheal for• Sedi-
a• us and Treat n able purpoles, and furthe better
prevevihig Tteatenahle and Seditious Ptaliees."
The ',ream! le recites the existence of certain Socie-
ties, and the objects of their etiablithmeot, being, in
einjuntlion with the perfons from time to time esti,
clime the powers of Goveinment in France, to over-
torn the Laws, CroOtitulion, :Ind Government, and
every existing ettablifbroenr, civil and religtaus, in
there kingdom.. Such Societies., the Englifh, Sults,
and frills United S ,cieties,the Linden refeonding
Society, and all other Correfponding Societies, are,
therefore, from the paifing of the A 42, declared to be
tit erli tumefied and prohibited, as unlawful com-
binations alai ennfpiracies. By fealion and of the
AA, it is fobtorneti, that many Societies, fuch as
thole enumerated in the Alt, have faired to be pnb-
tilted divers papers, of an irteligions, treafonable
and fetSti• as nature, tending to fettle reliaiern, and
bring the pore/ion and woifbip thereof into con-
tempt among the ignorant. and althea excite hatred
and -ontempt > f his Majedy's Rcyat Perfim, Oo-
volultrwt and Laws, and of the happy 0 oniluiJaa
of thefe rethus as by law ell:OM-KJ, and utterly to
erad;cate xll principles of trligion and morality;
and that thcogh perfons printing any payers or
books are bylaw liable for the tattle, yet, that they
evaded posifitment by cmccaling shear names. And
wheseasit was of impurtanee that it fhould be known
" by whom ins y furl paretx thoula b: printed ;"
Therefole it' wit enatled that every r4rtori having
in their veld:Soli ponmig prof es or types far print.
inklhould.dattfalusttae'thereof, attetked by one wit-
nets, to he delivered to the Clerk Of the Peace, and
who Omuta theiettpries grant a certificate. By cation
117th, 'rid which the infarmation is founded, it is
erpotted,4"44 every perf who (ball print any pa-
per or book elnitilie'ver, which (hall be meant or in
tended to be publi(hcd or difeerfed, whether the
fame Until be fold tar given. away,
:flail print upon
the front of every loch paper, if the Tattle (tall be
Printed an one foie 'Art and on the firtl and loft
•leae es of every parer Or book which fludi confid of
ITS,, than ..ne leaf, in letters of a legible chat aatcr,
his or her name, and the name of the eh), town, See.
in which his or her dwelling houfe, orefnal tlace of
*boar, (bill be ; and every petOrn who !hall omit fo
•to Prinr his name, Ike. of toffy fuch raperor book
printed by him, and alio every perfon who (ball pubs
lith or ditperfe, or of ia in
,publilhing or oifperfing,
either gratis or for money,any printed paper or book
which (hall have been psiated after the etpirotion of
forty days from the rattEng of the Mt, on which the
name and place of abode of the perfon printing the
tame lhall net be printed ae aforefaid. (hall for every
cepa. of tuch paper, fo pribliflied or dilperfed by hint,
forteit and pay the Nowt sot." By afterelaufes,the one
half of the penalty is inede payable to the informer,
and the jooleas are declaredcompetent to try offences
spina tht astute, the informations on which mull
be filed within three months.
On the 16th September indent. the • ibtoemet, Mr.
Bell, appeared before J feph hioter, 'Efq. at W.I.
(hip theet, and hotted an information againfl Mr.
Henry ReyncU, printer, Piccadilly, for having on
the 17t It gone latl, spina the pantie, printed a title
page to a bi,olt,ctofitting of three irnluma., entitled,
PoetiCal Anotgethenis at a Ville near Bath.—
Print d rC. Dilly," witheat hiaieg pfihrod in le.
gible char afters, br in any charaftert at all, his mdse'
or place of alade, on as.y pert of (aid paper, as the
'what/ thereof:
'The info. !nation being read over,fi was difcovered
that an mralton had been made hi the copy of the
info-mation forted on Mr. Reynell, which mull
have proved fatal to it in point of form. .111 r. Gull-
mar, however, Rated that he had more fubilantial
objeek ions to, urge :spina the infot mation, and there
fore did not with to get the better of it, ou .a matter
of form.
Mr. Reynell basing pleaded not guilty to the
charge—
Wm. Abbott was addeced to prove the fame.—
He dated, that in the month of June lea, the precife
day he could not depone to, he called on Mr. Rey-
melt, and ernploaed him to print for the whoa, a
Title Page to a wr rk entituled "Poetical Atsofements
at a Villa near Bath," in three volumes: He in-
formed Mr. Reynell that only one let was wanted,
but he might as well let him have three or four.—
The copies were delivered to him on the 17th June.
The witness atittally bad a copy of the book describ-
ed, with the title ptgc defaced, cat volume of which
he took with bin. to Mr. Reynell. The book was
not the wioiefs's property, but that of a Mr. Eglin.
her. E. len: the witnefs to Mr. Reynell. Their
at the time, was, not fo much to procure title-
pages, as to enable them to lodge an information
agaitill Mr. R. The title page was fctibuled upon
lie dal not knnw how it had been fo defaced. It was
. not done on purp ,fe, in his pretence. He had not
broualit the back with him, becaute he did n t koov
it would be eecetla• y.
Examined by Mr. GURNFY, for the Defendant,
the wirnefs admitted, Lila> Mr. Reynell was not the
only pylon 4.f twenty to wham i.e had apt Led to
print titles to the cattae hank, and to wham he had
exhibited* vi.lumewith the title page to fel ibbled, or
fotnethitig like h. He could not fay, to how many
printers he had applied On the fubjett .06. reprints of
tale pages. He Masten' was a toperal dealer. He,
had received 36t. or 271. for his trdidale. He bad no
interefi in the piefeut htfoetratiOn. J'Eglin was to
have been the informer, net did' he know on what
tams Bell bad now become fo.
Mr. Goarise then Paid, that he did not .think it
neceffary to trouble the Court farthre than limply to
remark, that the pi dent itifrdmation did not come
within the Aft, which attached penalties not to the
Printing, with which the Defendants was
:charged,
but to the publithing.
Mr. NAIt6S Paid, that lie had been from tife be-
• ginning aware of the 'ince of the objet ion stated by
the Learned Counfel ; but wifhed it to be determin-
, on the brooded pollible ground, without going