Star.
London, England, 1807-03-09 00:00:00

SECOND DAY, SATURDAY, MARCH t.

This morning, at eleven o'clock, the Court met,
with the ufual ceremonies ; but in confeluence of the
general underflanding that Sir Home Popham
would not enter upon his defence, the Ccurt wac not
half fo crowded as on the precedit g day. Sir Home
Popham being called upon by the Prefident to know
if he was ready to make his defence ? the former
anfwered, that the documents, on which he relied
his defence, were 1 numerous, it was quite impoffi-
ble for him to proceed in it until Monday. In the
mein time he begged permitUon of the Court to read
Tome documents, which appeared to him effentialiy
neceffary to his defence. He afked this permiffion
now, fill, becaufe it would Pave much of the time of
the Court ; and next, as he thould refer to them in the
courfe of his defence, it was necetfary they fhould be
before the Court in Come lhape or other. _ _

The Court was then cleared, and after an hour's
deliberation, the 'Court determined that Sir Home
Popham fhould fira make his defence, and afterwards
proceed with his evidence.
The Court then adjourned, about one o'clock,
until nine on Monday morning next, when Sir Home
Popham will immediately proceed with his defence.
Mr. Harrifop, Sir Home Popham's Counfel, left
this place ;or London, lag night, and is expeded to
return to-morrow.

Lord Melville, Mt. Sturges Bourne, and Mr. Hut
kifron, did not attend the trial this day. The latter
gentleman, we underftand, is much better. .
Mr. Willon is arrived ; Lord Whitworth is hourly
expeCted.

Saturday we received New York Papers, to the
25th January, The moll interefling intelligence they
contain is an extrait of a letter from New Orleans,
dated December 17, of which the following is a
Copy :
You have heard a great deal about treafon, Burr, and his
affociates.

" The following addrefs was made in open Court by General
Wilkinfon, at New Orleans, this day, on the occafion of bis
appeasing to anfwer to a writ of Habra: Corpus, iffued to take from
his arreft Dr. Dotlman, Burr's chief agent in this City. Near one
thoufand perfons were prefect; he lolfent off Bollman to Char-
lelton

" Called on to account for an set in which I glory, and for
which, I tract, my country will think with me, I thall meet the
consequences with the applaufe of my ow•n breaft, which I prize
more than the hofannas of thousands, or the popularity of the
world; but when I calf my eyes on the movers of this protect'.
tioa, my bcifoni is rent by a eonfilet of emotions—lorry for their
depravity; charity for their fympathies ; furprife at their indit-
cretion; aftonifisment at their audacity ! Would to God I could
here clofe the proceedings of this day; but my honour, my duty,
and the fafety of the State; forbid me. It is time an univerfal
alarm Mould go forth to rouse the good citizen to a fcnfe of his
danger. The deceitful eahm mutt no longer be fuffered to impede
on us a treacherous fecurity; nor (hall the artifices of the confede-
rates he longer employed to cheat the public judgment. Tres.
chery ftalks abroad in the midst of as. Treafon ftalks abroad,
and the friends of Burr and rebellion, whilft they ridicule our ap-
prehenlions and (miff at our preparations, with trembling folicitude
implore his speedy arrival, to reward diem for their apoftacy, and
to rescue them from the goading' of spilt and the terror of im-
pending punillunent." livaUy he charged James Alexander with
being a party to the confpiracy..

• . .
4. The harrangue had an excellent effect ; the
people's eyes were opened, and they declared they
would rally round the General. He would loon
clear the city of the traitors if Governor Claiborne
could think himfelf authorifed to fufpend the liakar
Corp, aa. He Rill doubts whether he padres that
power."
The French fbip, Foudroyant, of 86 guns, was
ready for Pea, and an embargo was expeCted. The
Elephant and Veteran were off, and in fight daily.
On Monday laft Mr. Bowylik delivered up in form
to the TruQees of his Lottery on behalf of the Pub-
lic, previous to the Drawing which takes place on the
r4lh of next Month, all the Gallery of PiCtures, the
Complete Copies of the fplendid Works of the Hi/.
tory of England, Views in Egypt. &c. &c. amount.
ing in 0 4434 :: whole to folio Volumes, which
Volumes contain, exclusive of the letter.prefs, up-
wards of One Hundred andNinetyThoufand beautiful
Engravings by all the fiat Artists in the kingdom.
Mr. Bowytt at the fame time delivered into the
hangs of the aforefaid (mikes, reeled up and num-
bered in feparate packages, all thofe fine and well
known Engravings which the holders of lickfas
will be entiticd to who may not obtain the Capital
Eizes. So that the whole of this immenfe property
to the value of One Hundred and Thirty-three
Thoufand Pounds, is now veiled in the hands of the
Traces of et: t ery on behalf of the Public.

A fatal accident happened to a Sild of three years
of age, belonging to a family at "Totten.
ham, the other day. The child got poffellion of a
cap, containing vitriol for cleariog hone tops, having
fdallowtd lonic of the fame, it bALled the !kill ulthe
faculty to Gaye its life.

From the LONDON GAZUTE, March 7.

WHITSHALLIbtABCH 7.

The Ring has been plcafed to give and grant unto his Excel-
lency the Right Honourable Charles Arbuthnot, Ambaffador Ex-
traordihary and Plenipotentiary at the Sublime Porte, his Royal
licence and permillion to accept and wear the Infignia of the Otto-
man Imperial Order of the Crefeent, conferred upon him by the
Grand Signior.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS..—(Fres. Satr►dry ■igbes Gazette)

ORDNANCE OFFICE, MARCH 4.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Gentleman Cadet Samuel Wyatt to be Steam! Lieutenant, vice

Bloomfield, promoted.
Gentleman Cadet Nathaniel R. Drewry to be ditto, vice Steele,
promoted.
Gentleman Cadet Edward C. Vinicombe to be ditto, vice Down•
non, promoted.
Gentleman Cadet William H. Hill to be ditto, vice Gapper, pro-
moted —All dated February 28, 1807.
Commiffions in the Dorfetibire Yeomanry Cavalry,
Signed by the Lord Lieutenant.
Cornet James Weld to be Lieutenant, vice Humphry Weld, pro.
moted. Dated February as, 111°7.
Henry Willet, Gent. to be Conlet, vice James Weld, promoted.
Dated as above.

Commalions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Durham.
Darlington Volunteer Legion.
Captain Thomas Bowes to be Major, vice Wilton,efigned.
Lieutenant Thomas Davifon to be Captain of Cavalry, vice Bowes,
promoted.
Cornet George Ornfby to be Lieutenant of Cavalry, vice Davifon,
promoted.
Henry Witham, Efg. to be Cornet, vice Lowfon, reigned.
Commiffions in the Royal North Linenlnfhire Regi-
ment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Richard Manners, Gent. to be I ieutenant. Dated Jan. 1, au?.
George Bliffet, Gent. to be Fniirgn. Dated Jan. 2. 1807.
Commillions in the Norfolk Militia, figned by the

Lord Lieutenant.
Hanfon Berney. Efq. to be Captain in the Weft Norfblk Militia,
vice Caldwell, reigned Dated Jan. 6, any.
William Rufpini, Gent. to be Enfign in the Eaft Norfolk Militia,
vice Damant, refigned.' Dated Jan. n,
Commitlion in the Renfrewthire Regiment of Militia,
'signed by the Lord Lieutenant.
Coll Mackftald, Efq late Major of the td Battalion 42d Regi-
ment, to be Captain, vice Maxwell, refigned. Dated Dec. 241
ISo6.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. _ _

Francis Sapte, Henry Heintz, and Abri...iin Gamage, of London,
December 31, 1806.
James Milne and Benjamin liherwood, of Liverpool at Hull,
carriers by water, November 7, 1806.
Thomas Biclby and John Cater, of New Mahon, Yorklh ire, cabi-
net makers and uphnifterers, February as, 58;,7.
Charles Hedges and John Rnbinfon, of Rateliff Highway, cheek-
mongers, December 23, iBO6.
William Guidon and William Hughes,
_of Goiden-fquare, Weft-
minter, warehoufensen, Dec. ac, i 406.
Thomas Davis Macon and. Moles William Brent, at the Royal
Oak Yard, Bermmdfey, Surrey, March 1, 1807.
Richard Smith and Thomas Dixon, of Birmingham, folicitora and
money ftriveners.
Edward Jackfon and Henry Taller, of Neu:tattle-upon-Tyne,
woollen drapers, January z 6, 1807.
Francis Dent and George Ludeman, of Old Gravel lane, Middle-
lea, fugar refiners, Nov. 8, tBc6.
William Holiday and Thomas Gurnell, of Firearm, Lancathire,
joincrs and cabinet makers, Jan. a,1807.
John Milts and Richard Miles, of Bith
wareboufemen, March t 4, 1807.
John Grice and Jofeph Woolcombe, of Fountain Stairs, Railer-
bithe,Suorty, iron manufaCturers, Jan. 31. 1807.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Within

April is. Jame, Whitehead, of Church- ftreet, Surrey, hat-manu-
fadturcr, at ten, at Guildhall.
A.pril t 3. George Roffcy and Richard Swinton, late of Great St.
Helen's, London, merchants, (hipping agents and partner, at
ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTS.

Samuel Leonard, late of the parifh of St. George, Glouccfterfhire,
victualler, dealer and chapman, to forrender March t 7, 18, and I
April 18, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, in All Saints lane,'
Britt& tummies, Mr. Gabell, Lincoln's Inn ; or Mr. Richard
Jacobs, Briftol
William Heath, late of Rugelev, Staffordflaire, (hOpkeeper, dealer
and clopman, March to, at four, March at, at ten, and April
18, at eleven, at the George Inn, Stafford. Attornies, Marro.,
1-lickin and I.andor, of kugeley; or NUMB. Allen, Exley, and
Stocker, Furnival's Inn, London.
John Vofe, late of Prefton, In Lancafhire, cotton-manufadurer,
dealer and chapman, April t, 2, and t 8, at eleven, at the George
inn, Prefton. Attornies, Meffrs. B. and J. W. Barrett, No. 9,
Holborn-court, Gray's Inn, London ; or Mr. Startifant,Preffon.
John Eafterbraokc, of Exeter, hatter, March 23, 24, and April id,
at eleven, at the Office of Meffrs. Short and Barnes, Exeter.-
Anomie., Meffrs. Short and Barnes, Exeter; or Mars. Drove '
and Loxham, New Inn, London.
George Vaughan the elder and Richard Mackftsvain, both of
SnatChwood, Monmouthfhlre, coal merchants, dealers and chap.
men, and copartners, March 20, sr, and April tB, at ten, at the
Beaufort Arms, Chepftuw. Attom les, Mr. James Platt, No.
'Canfield court, Temple, London; or Mr. Stokes, Chepftow.
William Hepworth, of Manchefter, cotton-merchant, dealer and
chapman, April t, a, and 18, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, in
Deanfgate, Manchefter. Attornies, Mr. Wharttln, Manchefter ;
or Mr. Ellis, Curfitor-ftreet, London.
George Evans, late of Weft Houghton, Lane-Aire, coal-rrachant,
dealer and chapman, April 6, at five, April 7, and 18, at cloven,
at the Bay Hoge, in Weft Houghton. Attornies, Mr Windle,
John- fttect, Bcdford•row, London • or Mr. Gifirell, Wigan.
James Hyde and John Chadwick, of Manchefter, dyers,
dealers, shapnien, and copartners, March 30, At, and April 18,
at two, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchefter. Attornies,
Meals. J. and R. Willis, Warnford court, London ; or Mr.
Barrett, Manch titer.
Lyon Aaron, of Gofport, Hants, flopfeller, March to, at, and
April 18, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,' Mr. Elias
Uaacs, N 0.6, Mitre court, A Idgate, London.
William Young, of Manchefter, viduallcr, dealer and chapman,
March :6, April 3, and 18, at eleven, at the Star Inn Man-
cheats. Attornics, Meffrs. Johann and Bailey, Manche:fter.
John Pritty, now or late of Haalleigb. *Suffolk grocer, draper,
dealer and chapman. March 24, at tf.ree, March 25, and April
18, at ten, at the White Lion, Hadleigh. Attornies, Meas.
Leake and afford, at Hadleigh ; or Mr. Taylor, Southampton-
Buildings, Chancery lane, London.
Francis Tadman, late of Beverley, in the Eaft Riding of Yorkfhire,
fcrivener. dealer and chapman, March 14, 21, and April tB, at
eleven, at the Tyger Inn Beverley. Attorney, Mr. Thomas
Bentley, Bvverley; or James and Richard Willis, No.
3, Warnford court, London.
Thomas Staynor, late of Walfall, Staffortlfhire, baker and ginger-
bread baker, dealer and chapman, April t ,at five, April s, and
18. at eleven, at the Littleton Arms Inn, Pcnkridge Attornies,
Mr. Frederick Turner, Warwick-court, Gray's Inn, London;
or Mr. Heiky, WalfalL
William Leonard, ottierwife William Randall. of Coppice-row,
Clerkenwell, Middletex, taylor, March t 8,28. and April 18, at
el wen, at Guildhall Attnntey Mr. Hunt, Surrey.ltreet,Strand.
John Harknefs, of Addle :tree, Wood-ftreet, Loiann, merchant,
March 14, 21, sad April 18, at one, at Gußdhall. Attornies,
Melts *region and Dixon, Angel court, Thruginortosi arm,

London.
DIVIDENDS. •
March To. Edward Day, late of Collinghorne Ducis,Wilta, farmer,
dealer and-chapman, at fix, at the Slack Horfe, Salifbury.
March to John Hov..ett. of St. Martin's-lane, paeilb uf St. Martin I
in the Fields, Mitidlefes, carpenter and builder, at tut, at Guild-
hall, London.
March it John Kirkman, of Kirkdale, Lancafhire, merchant, at
twelve, at the Hotel, Lord ttrect, Liverpool.
March tt. Robert Kirkman, of Liverpool, cotton-manufadurcr.
at twelve, at the Hotel, Lord Itreet, Livkrpool.
March 13 Samuel Moore, late of I.eiccßer, wonicomber and
vianaller. at three, at the Saracch's Head ban, Leicciter.
(The Casette alto contains an Order of Council. allowing his
Maietty's fubjects to trade to and from the !Sand of Cur-cos,
fohj,•el to the duties. rates, and regclAtion-, the fame as thcje im-
puted on tie Wcit lndir Wands.]