Star.
London, England, 1801-04-22 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH, APRIb so.

Came in kis Majefty's chip MARS, of 74 guns,
Rear Admiral THORNBOROUGH, from a cruize,
with the lofs of foremaft, bowfprit, head, maintop-
malt, and other damages; having beenrun aboard
by his Majefty's flip CENTAUR, of 74 gulls, Cap-
rain LITTLEHALES, during her cruize off Breit;
in which the latter fbip loft her main-malt, and is
now refitting in Cawfand Bay ; the MARI is going
up Hamoaze to be repaired : the was accompa-
nied to this port by the CANADA, of 74 guns, Capt.
Sir R. STRACHAN. Came in the PLYMOUTH lug-
ger, of 18 guns, from a cruize. Sailed the URA-
HIE, of 38 guns, Capt. TOWRY, on a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL ix.
Sailed the GOOD Diatom armed fhip, with troops
for Guernfey and Jerfey:

SHEERNESS, APRIL it.

Yefterday his Majefly's (hip ASIA of 64. guns,
Captain HALL, went from Blackflakes to the Great
Nore.—The MARY, lilted armed cutter, Lieute-
nant MORGAN failed; and the LARK (loop, Capt.
CARTHZW, arrived from Yarmouth.--Sailed the
IM►LCTOL (loop, Captain BaosiLtr, to join the
North Sea Fleet.

. FROM LLOYD'. LIST.
DEAL, APRIL at. The RFSOLUTIOIII lugger
has made fignal of convoy to the weltward.—Wind
L N. E

• ,immilmi•

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL U.
ADMIXALTY.OIFICE,• APRIL 21.

EMI!! of a Letter flan Admiral Sir HYDE PARER', COM.
:slander in Chief of his Majefty's gaps and rads employed
on a particular Service, to EVAN NIPLIN,Efq. Secretary of
the Admiralty ; dated an board his Majeity's giip Cowpox,
in Copenhagen Road, the yth April titot.
Sir—The Hon. Lieutenant-Colobel Sirrwarr
having volunteered his fervices, by being the bearer
of thefe difpatches, I have accepted thereof; on a
belief that it will be more expeditious than by lea.
I have the pleafure to tranfmit an Armißice con-
'eluded between the Court of Denmark and myfelf.
I mean, hs loon as the difabled flips are refitted,
and the worn of the wounded moved into the Hol-
Rein Dani(h fhip of the line, which I have corn-
millioned as an hofpital-fhip, to proceed over the
Grounds into the Baltic to put into execution the
remaining part of my inßruSions.
The Isis and MONARCH being found in fo bad a
Rate frim the late anion, as to render it neceffary
to fend them. to England to have their damages re-
paired, I (hall fend them home for that purpofe
with the Holitein hofpital-fhip, which has the
wounded and tick on board.

Vim Ceeditions of tie Analltiee were $n in OW Paper of
. yelterday.)

Unmet of a letter from ARCIIIIALb DICKSON. Efq.Adodral
of the Blue, to Evost Ne PIA X Efq. doted at Yarmouth, the

sods Infant._

Be pieafed to acquaint my Lord Commitlioners
of the Admiralty, of the arrival of his M.tjefty's
Iloop Faitouatrz, from her cruize off the Spur*,
having brought in with her PAntichritt, French
Lugger Privateer of fourteen _ guns and fifty men.
kATOVILITS, YUSISIAitb. W. S. W. t.ight lawn, Art tt.
beg leave to acquaint you, that I this
evening captured, after a chaee of four hours,
l'AntiChriti French Lugger Privateer, of foatteen
guns, nines and two-pounders, manned with fifty
men, commanded by HENRY ALEXANDRE Semis.
liar ; out fifteen days from Dunkirk, had cap-
tured the thip Brotherly Love, of Sonth Shields,
bound to London which I ahb re-captured.

(Signcd) Jos. W;ISTRISCH.
DisTitIBUTION OF PRIZE-3,40MM

The crew of the ALrr usa, for the detention of
the Danilh (hip Frau Anna, will be paid their
proportions of an advance on account of the pro.
coeds of the condemned part of the cargo of the
aid (hip, on board the ARITNUII., Saturday the
14th init.
The crew of the &rad, will be paid their pro.
portions for the Urfa/a, captured by her, on board
the Jame, is Plymouth Sound, previous to her
leaving that at:Wrap.

SPORTING iN11:!...L1C.1:107E.

NEW M Ll' FIRS:

TUi
The nem of 'cog..
carrying 1J!:. R. C.
D. of Craiz'ai'a b. f. I :ornb- . • 4y. •
Sir F. P0,•1e3 b. f. Co -.rfe
and 4 tC. !,
Fifty Pounds by Sy.?,!*(l.;Dt,nti, tor ,t•
711. 91b.—tivc-yr-old, aLd
aged 81i. 7ib. R. C.
Sir C. BonbtTry's h:.c .-r, s :rc
Mr. Putlock% hr. h. "tar:. v.., ald -
• Mr. Fro,-.lry'.. gr. -
EleVcn to 8 on Sir C. 3arb ti

Mr. IN' yniham's Teleara,;:l, •;.1.
cannon's Wrangler, Sit. alb. The lit
AL,. M. h. 11.—Seem to 4. Wretllsl.T.
Mr. ‘4l:atiey's Tun.ful, tlb. h,:at Sir 1.
Shelley% Pal-Timor, Twu-y,•old
sop.—Ever: betting.
• Mr Dawiim's b. c. beat Mr. Wihi,a's
b. c. by By vurti. 71b. eacb. 13. C.
Six to 4 on T•vifier.
Mr. \Vino% ,-;urprize, bent Loiel
Meteor c. Bft. each. Ab. M. se: s.-61:-. t.) sen
Meteor.

A Co:11161 cf the Cabinet Minaers was yeflo--
day held at Lord II t rsp.up.'s Oti;ce._

A Privy Council was liwrwilc held at the
of PORT I.AND.R Otllo4 twenty one perfoar.
taken into caltfidy t;.r aii;:mbling at a public-lion&
in Fore-fireet, Cripplegate, firr leditious purpofe
armee varnined.—rThe moll of th.:m were commit.
ted to Tuthill-fiLids Bridewell.
It is uncertain in what manlier Sir HYDF P se-
KEE will aft in regard to proceeding, up the Baltic ;
but Governmert ha, loft no time in fending him
inftruElions, which were forwarded by Colonel
Syswza-r, who left London on Monday night on
his return to Copenhagen.
The only difference betvnen the copy of the ar-
miftice which we gave in our Paper of yelterday,
and that in the Gazette; is, that the mimes of the
Britifh CommifEoner),s Lord NELSON, stud the Hun.
Colonel STEWART, lhould have Rood firs bethe
order of fittnature, and the treaty is ratified by
Prince Fit sort:lce of 1) remark, as well as by Sr
HYDE PARKER.

A letter from Copenhagen of the tub Rates,
that Admiral NELsott was on the point of failing
for Revel, when the intelligence of the death of
PAUL I. arrived. It adds, that doubts were en-
tertained whether he would proced thither.
On the t ith, LAWRISTON, Aide de Camp of
BONAPARTE, paired throng.% liamburgh, accom-
panied by. Lieut. ILari lEr.,ef the Oonfular guard,
on their way to Copenhag,:n.
Tla• c has host to gr the dignity
of a the lin:ted I:invd,,m of Great
Britain and Ire: .d. to the is.;ght honourable
tor,: E:11-1 of S. N. .:44.xsr, o: the Mott
Honourable Ordzr of the Bath, and Admiral of
the White Squadron of his Majelly's Elect, and to
the his body lawfully IN:go:tea by
the Name, Style, and *I of ViIEOWiL St. Via.
cxxr, Meaford, in the county of Stafford, with
rzmainders severally and tlicceffively to WILLIA..I
HENRY RICKETTS, Efq. Captain in the Royal Na.
vy, and the Heirs Male of his body laufilly be.
gotten; to EDWARD jravis RiexErr.s, EJtq. Bar.
rider at Law, brother of the laid \VILLIAM Hsu-
RY RICKETTS, and rums of.Maity RICKETTS by
WILLIAM HENRY RICKETTS, Efq. late of the
Iflatnd of Jamaica, deccafed, and litter to the raid
Jolts Earl of St. VINCENT, and the Heirs Male of
his body lawfully begotten, and the dignity of Vit.
counters St. VINCENT, of Meaford, in the faid
county of Stafford, to the Right Honourable
Maar Counters of NoviTHE s da_ttghter of the laid
MARY RICKETTS, and widow of WILLIAM HENRY
RICKETTS aforefaid, and the dignity of Vifeount
St. VINCENT to the Heirs Male of her body law-
fully begotten.
His MAJESTY has been pleated to appoint JOHN
PALMER COLLUM, Efq. to be Glouceller King of
Arms, and Principal Herald of the parts of Wales,
vacant by the refignation of Sir THOMAS GREY
Cot Lem, Baronet.
The Hon. Mr. Bauer, brother of Lord Etorn,
Was arrelled on his journey from Con dantinople to
Bagdad, by a rebel named CUCHUTE ALLI, (Ken •
pyins a pofition at Malatia, dittant about twelve
hours journey from Madaun. The governor oC
the latter place had in his polliftion two banditti
belonging to the rebels, who ihrewdly calculating
that the brother of the laird was worth at leaß two
thieves, required the rekafe of his followers as the
price of the traveller's liberty. " You are a great
man," lays he to Mr. Bit ye and the Governor
of Madaun cannot refute your Tapia—write to
him.'!--Mr. BRUCE urged the importance of his
million, and the injurious confequcnccs of delay—
the rebel, that the lives of his men were at attic;
and at lengths Mr. B. was obliged to fubmit to the
force of the Turk's reafoning, and to remain at
Malaria the time neeelfary to negotiate, and obtain
the delivery of his equivalents.
By a letter from on board the BILLONA, we
learn, that in the late anion two of her lower deck
guns burl, by which feveral were killed and
wounded; among the latter was L;eut. So r, THEY.
Lieut. W. MINCHIN, of the MONARCH, who
was wounded in the late anion, is bruther to Mr.
Mumma, Soliei;or, of Gofrvt.
Accounts from Vienna of the 4th, Rate that
Baron Taunus- had left that capital for Pre fbu rgh.
He Rill retains his hove and garden in :het-ohmlos,
and many people think that -his abfencc will not
be very long.
A veffel Lis arrived in the river from Amher.
dam, whence fhe failed on Tiielday halt ; the Mall
ter reports, that after extraordinary exertions, ft-
veral Dutch (hips of war had dropped down the
Pampus, and were on the eve of failing, when in-
telligence of the battle off Copenhagen reached the
Batavian Government, which Rruck great alarm,
and fufpcnded the operations of the Dutch.
Ba s • D.—The price of bread Was ye Rerday lower.
el an affize, or ad. in the peck loaf. The price of
the quarters loaf will *ea be is. 80.

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CMCCIT COURTS-OF :It's71.:1.11:

As FRIn APR I ! •.-:1•11%.• C;T:•;t: Cntirt
julic:ary 4%_ here ycticrday 01,1 &ight
km. Lon! v.rrl•yrN. _

lately refit in • at Out Seat of
Collun, Ow parilh Canitee, Itnl county of
aect.e.i of rattrder—Gt.r,iii.o. SiatiV4, at
Vivre Cmtv,':, in the parilh of Iticith—Jeam
rending at But atide of Allanhowic, both in Ilanti-
accofed of thou breaking and theft.—and
few! !:1:,-1.4e, late in Weltcr Con ylienl, rll4l/1
Stra:hdon, and county (WAlN:Meet], iodine(' fur
muk.kier, w.:re all firgitatcd for not rtr
.7onsi Zlacßui, in Migfliiilrch, the parifli
of Alvt, and county of Baia, ace..•!ed of hottfe-
brcalt;r :7 and theft, was found ga:!ty 1:•. his own
cor.leslon, and tile Advocate i ki utc ivo rag, st.•
Ilri.;ed the Vie' a,„;ainil loin to an aft,itrary
pu-
nilhmct'.t, he was tait.nccd to tratilPorta:on
yin( the teas fur fourteen ;cats, under the ufaal
certification.
•dhlato Caemiebael, private fl.l.lier inithe sth tegi.
merit of North Britillt nm htia, accull.d• of ihop
breckin:r and theft, was in like taannerfonnd rttil-
t! upnl. hi% own confellion, and. the libel againii
him king. rcilriaed, was featenced to fourteen
years trampott tion.
Mar,7.•re: /s":.;!/.. accufed of theft—The diet
a.,Tainil lax was deferted rbro ho et t:mere, and the
was connsiitted to prirint upon a new warrant.
The court gave Judi,nient in a cafe of appeal,
and no other butincfs depending, the Court pro.
coeds to Perth.

Gl A scow, APRIL I s.—TliC Circuit Court of
pdiciary wac opened here ycilently, by the Right
tionourable the Lords CcAto awl AtOtADALE.,

Robert Barr,late carrier In Lanark, was accufed
st the ingance of his Majelly's Advocate, of the
cr me of forgery, of bearing to be notes of
the Royal Wank of Scotland ;as alto of ilruino
fuch notes, knowit•N them to be forged.
The libel charged fevcral arts of uttering.—
They bad occurred in June lan year, and the for-
gery was then immediatel), deteecd, when only a
few of the notes had been tirued. The prifoner was
indiecd at lag Autumn Circuit, but the diet war
at that time deferted pro loco et toopre. A new
libel being brought, the trial proceeded yellerday.
A great number of witnelfes were examined,
and in eight o'clock in the evening the Jury were
enclofedo---Their verdie was returned this morn-
ing, all at one voice funding the libel Nov Provo,.
in cnnfeqnence of which the prifoner was affoilzieJ
and diftoded. _ . -

'rhe Court then prnceeded to the trial of Frateris
Atiamy,accufe,i of forgine the fulneript inn of James
Dunlop, of Linwood 14dill, to a Promiff ,ry Note for
251. Sterling, payable to hiruklf forty-eight weeks
after date. _ _

• Colonel WlCeaart., of the Palley Volunteers,
was called, who deponed, that, fume time ago,
the prifoner came to him to a& his advice about
matters of importance, which was about money
Mr. Dunlop owed him. The witnefs remarked,
that Mr. Dui,lep would curtly nut owe him wages,
he Paid no, there was a tranfalicui about lrifb
bills he hal given to Mr. Dunlope—The witnefs
eked the rritoner, if Mr. Dunlop bad given him
any acknov..ledgment for them ? he (*aid, be had,
and that he had got a rromiffory Note ft.r Sacl.
Sterling, dedating to per cent. which was to be
allowed for negociating the bills.. The form of the
bill was, " Lint ond, ORober 1799. I prc.mife
to pay 48 weeks after date, to F. Adams, at the
Tontine-Hotel, Glafgow, 11251. Sterling, for value
received, in two bills rank Bills of FPtre Hundred
Pounds each. Signed% James Dunlop." The
whites anted the prifoner how he came by filch
a fun of money ? he Paid, that it "as found on a
Rebel in Ireland ; that he had bought a black
Rock from a foldier who was at the battle of Ba-
lanamuck, which was about the neck of a Rebel
in difguife ; fur which he gave is.; that he did
wat tile the flock for flame time, but, when his
neckcloths were walling, he took out the Rock to
ufe it ; that it was nit and he opened it out, and
found the notes within it in a piece of parchment.
He then anted him if he had kept a' note of the
bills? he raid, that if be would look at an affida-
vit he then (hewed, it would explain the matter;
this affidavit inter alit:bore, that his wife had inad-
vertently deftroyed the note he kept. The prifo-
ner raid, that he had been at Glafgotr to meet
Mr. Dunlop to receive the money; that he had e-
terwa rds written him a letter, e,eprelling his fur-
prife that he di.l• not attend to pay the money. He
was eked if he get an anfwer ? he titid, he had,
and (hewed the ;..ifwei, which bore, that he, Mr.
Dunlop, knew nothing of him, bat That he might
call upon him if he wented any thingwith him. Be
was :liked, what Ileps he meant to take? he faith
be had !scot confelting with a writer about the
matter, and wa . to call on Mr. Dunlop. He was
detired to call on the deponent in his return, hut
.lid not. There was a meeting of the parties with
Mr. On, miter i,t l'aifley, who faid, if the lignit-
e ore was not Mr. Dunlop's, it was the likelt he
had crcr leen. Mr. Dunlop denied it was his.
V. hile the priiimer was under examination, the
which was ; . poiTethon of Mr. Orr, was ex-
hibited to the pt:;oner, who feized it and put it
' tato his pocket. Mr. Orr went up to force redeli-
eery, silicsi i.:moi• took it out cf his pocket,
t it h his ,eetit, iwal!tored it. Every
att,:nyt was tn present it going over, but
eitinea tc Mr. Orr, that she was
mploeed hy Mr. Dunlop to rob him, but that he
o al delermieed to rtetiroy the hill rather than that
ihould get yoiferion of it. A was
tent for, who &aired that einettes woahl Jo him
no ir!ery. ThJ were athniniliertal, and the bill
:onited up.
Colonel M'Ferrel proceeded to detail feveral
-'ler when he came to ellablith the
He in:oitee I the Court, that he had, (afore
;I. • rr;fnrscr •C wed it, read an indorfatif.:l or
eertirleate to ti.:..;Tert : a That if the frith Ullc
mention-A werc not paid before the bill fell
sioe, that i. ;hceisi be of rn avail, if mho wife it
wets to nand geoo," which was figued by t.. 1
Upon tlas iad cumi7.g ten, the Court pealed for

1;;41::. I.t.rdilnl s fcrerally delivered
.11%, wil;c1; wet:, Iliac it was iropollib;‘,
fuel; •an incl.n f,nient, th- 110!e cold('
h:rn ; hence it would be impot.
girl.: to utter the f.;:ne. And, as the rime of lot
ery slid not c it in the nieic ac.aol;:liking
A name 10 .1 bill :r nc.re of hand, lint in otciiint
at:cnytitt:: to pals inch a bill or note a, a good
bill or note. while the peribit was in theklos, lelge
a its Ki,:g NC,: and forged ; conf:ititntly, this
(a eireutnitanee, could not fall-
wiiliin the libel. Several of the Jurym:n (poke,
and declared, That, in m:rcantiie tranfadions,
Cie note on Mr. 1)unlop was gond for little or no-
with fuel; a markinl, nu the back of it as
dinged to by Mr. M'Kerrel.
ltp,,n this. the Advocate Depute rafted from
tl•.! Hal. The jury were incloliai, and returned a
arnitit'al. on, which the priiinicr was
.ii,n,l•l•Al from tin b tr.
• :ni dl r• auctioneer in EtUnburgh, and
his ss Ye, were ientenccd to ten rears tranfporta-
tint; on their own conLillon, being guilty of
gin,rr Arrilerfi,”, accnred of theft, was found
guilty, and fentenced to tranfportaticat for life.

LTD 11/111..Er. ..

Monday 21 prifmers were tried at the Old
Bailey, two of whom were capitally convicted. viz.
7. Pearce, for stealing a fiddle, the property of
W. tinily.
Sarrh ir (leafing a black Rik clock, the
proPerty of j. *Stns.
Ei;.;lit were convicted of felony, viz.
' irh;t•Lezri, for embezzling 4.5.. the property
of W. Hamilton, J. Hamilton. and T. Pinkerton,
his millers.
Snenb Smith, for (leafing two cotton gowns and
other articles, the property of D. Houle.
for Dealing the canals of a (keep,
tie property ofT. Smith and W. Winch.
U. Irignme, for !leafing a quantity of lend,*
property of F. Calvert, Efq.
'
Sarah Miler' for Realists a pewter pint pot, the.'
property of A. Good.
7. Wiz., for Dealing a pewter quart pot, the
property of A. Toms.
.E. Treven, for Dealing pact of a leaden pipe, the
property of A. DalrymMe. •
yea: Welch, for Dealing two (even ()tilling pieces,
the property of W. Hemel'. "s.
And eleven were 'acquitted, Viz. T. Long. 7.
W. BMkot, W. Newell, Mary Layman, W. Scrap,
Afar, Wsllimne, T. Bkh, M. Moore, W. Gino:wan,
and W. Robert:. _ _ _ _

jam Henry tnathrlael, a refpeCtable fugal--
baker, in the City, was charged with receiving two
hogfhcads of Savannah Sugar, knowing diem to
ha Ye begin fiolen, dtc.
The cafe, on account of the great length to
which the examination of the Witneffes, and the
observations of the Counfel, &c. extended, occu-
pi.:d the attention of the Court a confiderable
time—.-But the evidence againll Mr. Whackerback
was of that nature, /flea:tied, in the opinion of the
Noble and Learned jud!;,e who tried the cafe
(naives; ), to leave no doubt of his innocence,
which joined to the °neon msonly vood chars her,
by feveral perfons of the first civic :ind commercial
eminence, Mr. E. Kcmble, Aldermen Hibbert,
Hearne, &c. induces: the Tury, without hefitation,
to wive a verdift of acquittal. _ _

Y.fterday thirty cn: prifoners were tried, five
Isf whom were capitally convitied, viz. Jsin
Tybarel and ThOrlaf Bah, fin burglariontly break-
irg and entering the dwelling houfe of Sir Lucas
P:pys. with intent to commit felony therein; 7.
Barrel and y. frefreit, fer Reeling Az yards, of
printed cotton, the property of R. Robertiim pri-
vately in his ;hop ; y. immard, for ftealieg 'three
tl. Bank notes, the property of P. hisCeistnis, in the
dwelling, houfe of J. Smith.
The profecutor, a fallor, weet•to Mr. Pratt's
houfc in IVrftminfler to fieep, and took part of a
bed with the prifoncr. In the morning (to ufe
his own words) he difenvercd his trosefers bad
been overbaaktl, and hisfl.a: taken out of the fad-
err; on this he accufed his :axe, oho 14,1f:slily de-
nied the charge; but he was not to be palavered
out of his right, and he geappled him by the collar,
when the :anima& fetched him a froaeljfek in theehtts,
and be!ng a thong built veffel, and carrying heavy
metal, he was obliged to bail thelandlord, and call
in the affillance of a marine, quartered in the ca.
bin, who In( n Made the pritinter furrender. He
was then carried before a Commander (thc Ma.
gifirate), who ordered him to he fearehej, when
the notes of the profecutor were found concealed
on his perfon.
Nineteen were convi&ed of ftiony, viz. y hat&
for ftcaling a cotton go•an, the property of J.
Browning; Mary I,i/Asir. alias &Swan. for j
ing a remnant of tiffany, the property of J. Boffum ;
J. Turner, for Reeling a great coat, the property
arr. Buckworth, Efq. $ jay Parton, for ftealin.. a I
watch, the property of IV. Ferris; IV. AttitiOrr,
for tie:lli:v.; a pocket-book, the property of J. ohn- I
Efq. ; sd., for flealing foortecn fowls,
the property of LV. Atkiufun ; E. jaws, for fical•
ing a quantity of kill' linen, the property of H.
Jackfon ; y. Conger, for (haling a mutlin gown.
the property of Eli a. f.ovemore ; R. Greta, for
(dealing a piece of timber, the property of R.
Bunce ; r Green, for a the.ats, the pro-
perty of Ja. Vint; Green, for (haling a copper
ciftern, the property of W. Pitt; T. Ill'arais, for
ilealiog three towels, die property of H. Darley
W. 0411;e, for flealing two pigs, the property of
Miry Jaques; 7. :Yaks", for flealing four cotton
..zowits, the property of Elia. Reynolds ; By-
;WA for (leafing two tilver tea.fpoons, the property
of W. Bradley; T. for (haling five pound:
of coffee, the property of a perfins unknown;
Bell, I'r flealiro /moods of coffee, thc pro-
perty of Ir:TOrt and others; Ceikrt, for
tealing thirteea gitires of paper, the property of
R. VricVall_; H. remind; for flealitt a pewter
quart liut, the property of W. Ayres.
And liven were acquitted, vie. 5.14,10. T.
rides, R. Jarvis., 11". Austell, R. Joao, T. 41.0.44
and /I. 14'siji.a.