Star.
London, England, 1805-02-22 00:00:00

Mlfa Ds&wood, by Lady Memo ;
Mils James, by her mother, Lady Jame; ;
MI6 Mahon. by the Mat chlonth of Sligo;
DA& Therefore'', by her mother ;
Mite Baker, try her mother, Lady Baker;
Mr.. Forbes, by the Lady in Waiting ;
Mile Burdett. by the fame; .
.... .

Cognises de Clifford, by Lady Elgin, on ber 'appointment as
Governefs tothe Princefs Charlotte;
The Hon. Mr. and lady Wellefley, act their marriage;
The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Paget, on their marriage;
Mifs j.unes, by her mother, Mrs. James ;
Lady Frampton, ►y the Countefs I.lelseller ;

Mifi Manning, by the Marebionefs of Sligo;
Dr. Fifher, Maker of the Charter Honk, by his brother, the
&fin" of heetcr.
Mile Knight, by the Duchcfs of Athol ;
Mr. Serjeant Williams and Mr. Holiest on their appointments;
MK. Gergid, by her Mother;
7 Mifs Smh, by the Counter's of Harrington;
Mr. M. Ncild. by Sir James Pukeney ;
Mile Wright, by lady Murray;
Mifr Gunning, by Sir Robert Gunning ;
Mr. Dampier, by the Billion of Rocheller;
Lord liverington, by his Father, Earl Furtefeue.

The Drawing•room doled about a quarter before
five &dock.

The Ditcher.; ot YottlC came in Rate a quarter be-
fore four o'clock, attended in her carriage by Lady
ANN CULLEN SMITH• and followed by two other
cartiages, with attendants.
Yefierday, protioufly to the levee, his MAJESTY
was pleafcd to confer the honour of Knighthood on
Captain Joists Goar, of his Majaly's flip MEDUSA.
On this occafion, Captain GORE W 46 prefented at
the Drawing room to the gy'.

The lursvziata is ordered from the Downs to
Yarmouth Roads, to join the North Sea Fleet.
The Cambridge, LEWIS, from Jamaica for Liver.
pool, was captured on the 2d innate, by le Braave
French privateer, !ince re-taken and carried into
Cot k.

MIDOLESIII ELECTlON.—Yefterday the proceed-
ings before the Committee on the Middlefer Petition
commenced in their Committee Room, with a fpeech
of conliderable length from Mr. PLOMFR, on behalf
of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, which occupied the whole
of the day, till three o'clock. The Learned Coun
fel confined himfelf, in the firfl inflance, to one point;
namely, the merits of the return made by the She-
riffs on the lall day of the elation ; and argued,
that the dole of the Poll and the dole of the Elec-
tion being two things totally dillind, that the Sheriffs,
alatangh they had doled the Poll Books, as by law
they were requited, at duce olclock on Wednefday,
Auguß 8, yet they were allowed by law until the
next night at twelve, to igveßigate the merits of all
votes previou'ly tendemd and entered upon the poll
books but whtylt had not been decided upon before
the clofe of the poll ; and to reckon not only every
fuch vote as they fhould find valid upon the general
poll, but alfo all fuch votes as they fhould not find
time to inveligate before the final clofe of the elec-
tion at twelve o'clock on Wednefday night ; the me-
rits of fuch votes to be afeertained upon a fubfequent
fcrutiny. Had this been done, he contended, tlm
Sheriffs mull have been bound by a great majority to
have returned Sir Francis. But by this refufal, not
only was his client nutted of his due return, but a
very confiderable number of the Freeholders deprived
of the benefits of their franchife. Upon this point
he fill defined the deeilion of the Committee, whom
he ward not to embarrafs by a multiplicity of con
Ilderations, but when they Amid have decided this,
he would, if it were thought neceffatc, fubmit Tome
other material points.
The Court of King's Bench was occupied foorteen
hours yefterday, in the trial of an indtdment, the
Kama v. PARSINGHAM, Efq. and J. EDWARDS, for
a eonfpiracy, in charging J. Towesran Foezrrea,
E(q. A Gentleraan of Worcellerfhire, with a crime
not fit to be named among Chrillians. It was Rated
that the °Wed of this confpiracy had been to force
Mr. FORESTER to a feparation from his wife, be-
tween whom, and the Defendant Paastscnast, a
criminal iotercourfe was fuppofed to eitft. Edwards
was a dependant of his. After a full hearing of the
whole cafe, the jury found both the Defendants—
Guilty.-The Court broke up at about a quarter pall
one o'clock this morning.
The Court of King's Bench, on the gth inf. de-
sided the point, that no Apprentice, even in the
twill favoured fituation, who has been more than
three years at fea, and has attained the age of 18,
is proteeled from imprefs.
Yetterday the Recorder made the Report to his
Majetly of the following convicts under fentence of
death in Newgate, viz.—

Hannah Palmer, and Ann Harris, for tinting tweitrelight
yard of lace, the property of C. Mho.
R. Hayward, alias R. Harwood, for arattking and mating Mrs
Wilfon, and". Cantry.
B. 111&op, for ltealing 601. in Bank notes. the property of P.
Lambeth.

J. Jobbing. for Renting tpL in Banksnatca, the property of B
Waters. •

J. White, for a burglary b the haute of B. Butler.
J. KoldNl, for Reuling tool u Bauk-notes, &c. the property
of CI; l'etirarcla

H. Williams, for cattily C. Harris, with iatent to prams his
apprehenho'n.

Mary Johnfon, for Reeling wearing apparel, the property of
A. Thorburn.
J. Tennent, for Reeling In the dwelling-houfe of Robert Shawe,
Erg. tills of Exchange, and neouey, to the amount of sOOOL
J. Hollis, for returning from tranfportation.
J. Silk, for breaking open the boo fe of C. Taylor, and Reeling
fourteen pounds of tea, his property.

When R. Hayward, alias Reginald Harwood, and
7. I enema, were ordered for execution on Thurfday
next, the 28th inftant.
Surswra DAY.—The Firft Drawn Ticket, yeller-
day morning, No. 20,952, entitled to Ten noufand
Pounds, was fold in Two Qcarters, and Eight Six-
teenths, at the Old Office of Swisrand Co. in the
Poultry, where No. 9,802, as Firft Drawn the 3d
Day, entitled to 3001., and No. B,zoo, a Prize of
1,0001. alto in the prelent Lottery, were Shared and
Sold. In the let Lottery the Firf Drawn Ticket
the 7th Day, entitled to t 0,0001., and the Firft
Drawn the Bth Day, entitled to 200001., were both
fold in Shares by SWIFT and CO.
TWISTY-FM THOUSAND POUNDS, Firft Drawn
Ticket on Tuefday next.—HOINSIT and Co. re-
fpeafully acquaint the Public, that they have Tick-
ets and Shares for Sale, warranted Undrawn, at
their State Lottery Office, z 6, Cornhill, where
No. 7,431, the Firft Drawn on the 111 Day, 1,0001.,
and No. 21,167, Fisft Drawn on the 4th Day,
I sod., were both Shared.