Star.
London, England, 1805-01-22 00:00:00

ARRIVED.

In Ftangate Creek, Invention, TurdifF, from Cadiz—lt Hoy-
lake, Frsoris, Soatcr, from Charkfton—At Volant, Sc, ;4
from Savannah; Diana, Groffand, from Newfoundland; Coluoi-
hia, Watt; Aniphion, Wilfott; and Birmingham Packet, Row-
deo, from Charledou—At Hull, Feeder ca Johanna —; and
Hoppe, —, from Cadiz—At Cork, Margaret, :rant
Baltimore. At Waterford, Stork, Elms, from Lifbon ;
Pryant; and Eliza, Luifhmtn, from Newfoundland—Al KirfJe,
General Wolfe, Tit Hock, from Newfoundland—At Dublin, &rem.
NPFac, from London—At Newfoundland, Falcon, Ford, from
London—At Lifbcm, Prefident Van Venk, from London; Nir.res
Bennet, from Hull; Two Eliza's. Moulton; Spring, Read ;
fret!, Pack; aid :Mona, Thompf it, from Newlonotiland—At
Figuera, Succ- I', —, from Newr..un.!l.,nd—At Denier ;ra.
fon, IV,,:ad; and Diamond, —, from Africa—At A. fina,
Jane, —; Allifttn, Thompfon ; and Bctfey, M Donaa from
London ; Swift, —; and Alert, —, um Briftol ;At
and Hor...tio, Lswfon, from Liverpool
The Emerald frigate (convoy to the !aft horiewnrd-hound
Leeward Wat.d fLet) put into Madeira in clarets 011 IL: IL:: of
December fail

The Hyena frigrte, with the flea under convoy or The Waft
Indio, which failed from Portirnouth on the :Sth of N..iveniloa,
were all well oil Ala kh a on the 12th of December !aft.

A Fr,bc% r, of i 6 gum, bas berm .:.ut out of Dirac
R0;4,, brought into Ramfgau: Harbour.

The Daion, M•Milian,frorii Tortola for Cy.le, has rut into
New Provh:enee ulth damage.
The Induitry, Mr.licwi, from Liverpool for Slips, is tw lb ea
in u r,
The SAly, Murphy, from Dublin for Park ate, is or. Clore ilea:-
I-4)4lmA.
The Little Catherine, Collins, from St. Therna,'s ,'or
b.7s been &fated by the crew in Dightay Da?,....d i ,r,r, .1
will be lutt.

'file Minerva, Smith, from Wilmington for U.:a-a: wls :oft
on the r 3th loft near Donaghatlie.
The Mediator, Hill, coal•loaded, has funk in Sh!,..ld;
having (truck on an anchor.
The Occau, from New York for Aniacr.;at.i, on Qare
near Ratagaie Koh err, and it 1. feared will he h,lt
Tha Nereus, Brock's:ink ; Grenada, 1:0!: an: . Vino .^.t. Tr'.
ton ; hl ry and bufa•m.dr, Clerk ; awl Ttaira Barc!.ty;
failed front Yortfnunith on the Th, undr ar•v:,r r.t the
Profelyte frigate, to the Welt Indict, have put into ALi'..ord.

A Petty Seffions was lately hel I at ,h• Town
Hall, in Guildford, Surrey, which was attend; t
more Gentlemen of property and rop.ctability
than we ever remember to have leen air:ntblrd on
Inch an occafion, is confequence of compla:nts
having been prefered again(' certain Officers of
the Fourteenth Regiment of Light Dragiaw, rdev
quartered at Guildford, for (hooting, and hunting
with a pack of harriers belonging to Or: 0-lieers of
that Regiment, over the properties of Gentlemen in
that neighbourhood, and not producing their certi-
ficates, and refuting to give their nar:cs when in pur-
fuit of game, having been duly requited fa to do--
The charge having been fully proved againfl two of
the Officers, they were convicted in the 101 l penalty
of the law, which, in confideration of the mote mo-
derate conduit of one of the gentlemeu, was miti-
gated to him. A good deal of explanation took place
between the Lieut. Colonel commanding the Regi.
ment, and the Magittrates on the Bench ; in which
the Lieutenant Colonel avowed, that he had coun-
tenanced the eflablifhment of a regimental pack
of hnucds, for the purpofe of diverting the Officers
front their favourite, and, as he conceired, ntr,re
ofrentive, purfnit of 'hooting ; from the gnitifica.
tion of which he had been involved in Co much
trouble and difpute with proprietors of lands ne.,h-
flouring the two IA quarters he had quited. e
• Litute rant Colonel's reafoning on this p..int did not
appear very fatisfadory to the Cruir, particularly as
the experiment teemed to have fo entirely failed in
produr;og the objeft propofed : and the Ch.,irnian,
after adeiling the difcontinuanc,. of the tre'pa:i., lo
much coniplaincd of. either with bour..is or I;tws,
took occafion to call the attention of the Lietvenant-
Colonel and the Regiment (every Officer of which
were laid to be prefent), to the perfons who compel-
ed ,he Court; among whom he would fee the repre-
fentatives of Lord (inflow, Lord King, Sir Fred.
Evelyn, and of almott every property inland within
ten miles of Guildford.; whole fcntimeirs he was
Pure he (poke, when he told the Lieutenant Colonel
that they were unanimoufly reh'lved to ilibmit to n-)
tr•efpafs or intrution of the nature that had been prac-
tiled, from which the law would prnteft them; and
if any limilar were again attempted, they were de-
termined to enforce the utmoft rigour of the flames
again(' the off-riders whatever alight be their rank
or fituation in life.