Star.
London, England, 1814-05-17 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS.
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Dublin • • 0 I e 41111111031 • 0 0
Waterford - 0 1 HelleOland - {A 1
anctenbargh - 0 I St. grbastfas - 0 0
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France - - I 0 Holland • 0 4
The paragraph we inset-fed festerday from Lloyd's
of the Circe and Pallas Trench frigates,being still at
sea, is incorrect s the, arrived at Brest nearly a

month age.
FALMOUTH, MAY 14.
Arrived the Svpheri, BuLt., frcin Tarragona, last
frons'Obralter, in 19-days.—Sailed his M4jes'y's
shiPslsstrnorsr.,*(if 4/0. guns, tcr. 13:iurdeaul ; Prince
Ernest packet, with a mail f t Li..b-n ; Francis
Feeling packet, with a thaft t far Bourde lux k and the
CONQUEST gun-I;6g, with a convoy for Wilim—Tbe
Osborne packet, f..r I-Lilitex, is detained until to-
morrow night —Wind N. light breezes, fine sreathers
PORTsMoUTH,,MAN 15.
Arrived his Majesty',s ships RLowswo, from Ply.
and •: ; an.nt,,the Ivroaterhank. the SIR- FROMM
DRAKE•fligatti EIId'HIXDO4TAI4 store ship, from the
Mediterranean Oast from Plymouth), Ned .. are put
under crarantine. His Majesty's ship Apecias,
with the Mediterranean fleet, are hestly.eepeideittri.
Arrived the Gnowtsa gun-brig, moths *O4 Hi.
ctiSidu
beroia, and Ec"nomy transports, frbtal) -.
Sailed seven cartels, for Havre stud` ;with
French prisoners.—Came into harbour.' Assrittms.
—The MISSLETOE takes convey to
.13seissen and
milk in the morning.—Wind S.W. •
-' HARWICH;, MAY *Mi.
-No arrivals.—Sailed the Albiiiirpoelter Cro Got.
tenburgh, and the Diana packet for Cashaven, both
with milk and passengers ; also sailed the Bertzsa
gun-brig, with a convoy for the Elbe and Weser.
• . _
- - DEAL, MAY is.
Arrived yestetday his Majesty's ship DAPHNE, WiCl
.a
convoy from the Baltic, urldelytra sailed for rli 1-
ferent'destinations.':—Atriveil to-day VIE Di..na E lc.
Indiamin, and remains.—Sitied his Majesty's slip-
ANTI,LOP6 and Aseruinx, for Portsmouth; and the
Clowns for Ostend.—Wind N.B.
DIAL, ItAY. 11.
Sailed-the NOEO*, a 74 glitts;.for the Roompot ;
and- the Diana East-In4iinten, for the, River.

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This day at noon his Royal Highness the Doke
of Cc/ounce., after waiting on the Lords of the Ad-
miralty for one hoar, immediately set off to join the
fleet, in order to bring over the- illustrious Potentates
who are expected to visit this Metropoli..
His Royal Highness the PRINCE Raman' honoured
Lord and Lady HAMPDEN with his company to din-
ner on Sunday last; in tote evening, her Ladyship
had a grand Concert, which was attended by a very
•aumerous assemblage of distinguished fashionable: ;
among the company were a number of foreigners of
distinction, who were all ruperbly attired, it being a
full dress party.
alteration in the 'price this week.—.
The Quartern Loaf is Eleven pedce Three-farthings.
We are desired to state that the next Number (VI.)
of The Pamphleteer, which will be published in a few
days, will contain, in addition to a variety of va-
luable information upon the leading subjects of the
day, a new and faithful. Translation of the Tract
lately published by Monsieur CIIATILAbRRIAND, upon
BONAPARTE and the BOURBONS.
We have authority to announce, that early in June
Several GRAND CONCERTS will be performed in the
Chapel Royal, Whitehall, for the BenefiL of the Suf-
ferers by the War in Germany, under the Patr.at ige
of his Royal Highness the puke of YORK, and the
superintendance of the Committee of the Westminster
Association. and 'the Directors of the Concerts of
Ancient Music.
COCKCIT, WHITkIALL, MAT 14,—Stave SHIM
—L'lndustrie, Gautier master.—This vessel, under
English colours, laden with slaves from Madagascar
to Port Louis in the Isle of France, was captured near
that port, by the Astrea and Racehorse, and carried
to the Cape of Good Hope, where she was proceeded
against as prize, when the Court below restored the
ship_ and slaves as claimed, subject to the costs of the
'captqrs.—Their Lordships affirmed the sentence. •-
• LC Prudent, Beaugeard master.—This vessel, un7
der Englishcolours, laden with 103 bullocks and 2.0'
slaves, was caittapd by the'same vessels, and 'carried
to the Cape of Gooct, Hope, where the lISUaI pmcee.
41ingsarvere institutecrigam• st the ship and cargo. The
kraut came on for hearing on the 11th of February,
1812, when the Judge of the Vice Adttftralt, Court
of that island gored the gllp 'and bullocks as clai.
'med. The.slaves appeared th be the private adven.
,ture of the master and•some of the crew. From this
sentence the captors appealed.—Their Lordships also
this case Affirmed the sentence.
calypso, Ferreira master.-4a this ease likewise a
`Are ship (reported. List. Term) their Lordships re-
*tired further proqf as to.the property of the ship
[aori,4cargo. .
Cover or KING'S Beam—Yesterday the ATTOR•
Nrf pisnt#L applied for a rule to shew cause why
a Criminal information should not issue against W.
Frazier, Esq. an attemey, of Great Grimsby, for a
libel on --Clark, Esq. KingleCounsel, which had
been published in the Stamford fifes-eery, and purport.
cd to be aoaccount of some C ircumstances which had
occurred at the late Lincoln Assizes, where
Clark was Counsel for the defendant, in a caute is
which Mr. Frazier had been attorney to she plaintiff.
In the course of his speech, and in cressatxamination
of evidence, Mr. Clark„ in compliance with hisinstruc-
lions, made some allusions to the conduct of Frasier,
in relation to the action then pending. Of th.c Mr.
F. h.4d complained, and wrote a letter to Mr. Clark,
desiring arrexplanation and apology. This letter Mn
Clark declined answering, upon which the statement
In question of the circumstance was sent by Frazier,
for publication in the Stamford Paper. The state.
ment, after adverting to Mr. Clark's refitsal to notice
his letter, concluded by saying, this was sufficient evi.
a bate, pusillanimar, and
fiswg "
was the libel complained of.
devßikinilcceae
th,oofe:sMabiaterw.orCc.,l:ai_trsekT's granted.being

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