Star.
London, England, 1806-06-09 00:00:00

MAR ir-L !NE.

• CORN EXCHANGE, I'M 9.
Wheys have a„rtived for to-day's Market in misl„
dling filpplies, and fample- of &II quality nearly
maintain bat price, others are very heavy of fale, and
rather lower prices.—Rye and Malt are eaclll4leaper.
in Barley fmallfluauation—White Pen remain ,lean•
and Grey rather cheaper—Oats are in fhort arrivals,
the few (maples of prime quality are at rather better
price ; others without alteration, and the prices of
flour remain without variation.

0111111 AL COIIIIICT Al 0 NDttl
Wheat, 611 7S• Is. per qr. Grey Peale 3p 3t. od
Pine Ditto, 17. 901 od Bean% dot 401 ad
Rye. 3!. 4310 d Tick Dittn eta. 3p. od
Rarity, 47. 331 01 Oats, sa. 254.300.
Malt, Est 634 od Poland ititto 3l• 30 od
White PP R, 441 Sot Od Rape Seed, oot. 001.
Cult: or ractuit.
Fine Floor 7,6 to 70. Second. 65. to 701 per lack.

SPORTMG INTELLICENCS.

YORE SMUNG MEETING, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4.
Sweepflakes of Toga. each. Two miles. Four Sub-
. (vibes'.
Mr. Hottoeis ClciCeleosl, by Gvertoo. walked over.

THOIRDAy, JONA 5.
The Stand Plate fnr 3,yr olds, &e. Fotir miles.
Mr. eliftee's jefrpbbm, by (*Peter, 3 yrs aid . 2
Mr. Hutton's Cirsteed, 4 yes old- it
W. MARlt's Pliststy, 3 yrs old • .• - 3
Sr. Wentworth% Hyppelites,4 rr. el.( - 4
ip. of Hamilton's b. m. Hefty, s yrs eitt 5
Sweepikakes of togs each. colts; Sm. Seven Sub-
fcriberx:
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Mr. Clifton's It. e. Tyldater. by Str Peter - t
,
I
SirW. Gerard's e. by Alexandre -
Mr. Walker's Baronet . 3
Mr. Mellills's Ellett y 4
-
14 FitalMULsat's b f. nfter-te Sir Solomon . s
Five to 2, and a to 1. on Sir W. Gerard's cat.—
A good race.

We have received a packet of Chatlellon papers.and
another from Savannah, to the 3d of May : they
mentinn that a rupture between Spain and America
appeared inevitable. The Spaniards at Mobile, and
ntbit battier ports, were bufied in Rrengthening the
fortifications and affetnlding troops.
On the 25th, Captain Ealing arrived at Cbarlefinn
from Bat badoes, and confirm, the account of Gene
ral Nitwits* baying dialed a landing at Barcelona,
on the Spanifh Main. He further flares, that he has
been joined by two Br hills higates. This intelligence
had excited contderable intereft at Barbadnes. Re-
ports' Bated MtaaNDA's (nice to confill of nearly five
hundredlnen.

The Britifh outward boond Jamaica fleet, confin-
ing of 84 fail, under convoy, had touched at Barba-
does, and failed again feversl days before Captain E.
left that port. The &kin% Aimiral had called Mall
the armed vane's on that nation, but his reafons were
not knotstn.

A letter from a Gentleman Volunteer onboard the
Leander, dated Jacquemel, March 1, lays, "General
Nita A arta has explained to Its his plan; and as we were
told, before we left New Yos It, that we Gould be at
liberty to proceed or return, eve have pretty generally
agreed to return. We are landed, and in good gnat.
tern ; have received what was promifed, and money
to return with paffage free. The General will get as
',any men here as he wants. General PINION. at
Port-au-Prince, who (peaks the language of the people
of the oppofite wall, has Soo° mulattoes, who are all
eager to accom:xiny him, and the Emperor of Hayti
gives every facility to the expedition. For myfelf,
I think MIRANDA will fucceed. Pei hap; toe may
yet go."
The Heron, with her convoy, which die Netnefis
left off the Banks of Newfoundland, arrived at New-
foundland on the Illth of April, all well.
The French frigate Felicite is Rated to have de.
aruyed 34 Blitifl2 raids, moaly filbermen, off New.
foundland.

Several Dani(l weffels, fufpefled of being engaged
in a traffic contraband of war, have been feized sn the
Weil Indies by our cruizers, and fent to Tortola for
biol. Three were taken entering St. Thomas's.
One of the French frigate,, la Comete, which ef.
caped from Admiral Duczwnerw, has got into St.
Sebaflian's, in a difireffed

The Scorpion (loop, on the mho'. April, centered
An AmericAn velfel laden with naval aura, which the
was conveying to Guard,*loupe.
The /Glutton Lai eaptored a very valuable vell'cl
in the WA Indies, and lent her to one of the ;Rands.

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1 ht Carysfort has taken a Dutch Guineaman,with
leo naves, to windward of Defeada, and the French
bng Lutine, of 18 guns, and too men, from L'Ori-
eat for Martinique, with difpitches. The prize has
arrived at Barbadoes.

The John Burke privateer hat carried to Antigua
a French privateer of G guns and 3o men.
The Arethnf4 frigate, and Pnrt Mahon brig, were
eruizing off the HavAnnali on the 26th of April, all
well, and had made three valuable Spanifh prizes.
Five of the fineft of the French privateers in the Well
Indies, were captured by our cruizers in the month of
March. The two taken by the Heoreux carried 18
heavy guns each.
The Bland of St. Chriflopher has purehafed the
Ileron French privateer, of 18 eighteen•pnnnders,
takco by the Henreux, and prelented her to Govern.
merit. to be employed in that fee. She is to be called
the Sr. Chru itopher._

The Reindeer. of t 6 guns, nn the 27th of March,
fell in with two French cruisers, the one carrying 20
guns, and the other 18: the immediately attacked
them, and fullained the unequal contell for fivehours
and a half, when the enemy took advantage of a frefh
breeze which (prying up, and made off The Reindeer
had tour men killed and tour wounded, and WAS much
damaged in her hull and rigging.
SEVENTH Day OF DR•V11110 -.—The Ticket, No.
17,086, drawn on Saw; Jay lift a Prime of ao,rsool.
was fold in one Fourth, two Eighths, and eight six.
teenth Shares at Meffrs. HAZARD, BYRNE. and
Office, Royal Enchants ; where No. spo, a Prise
of
scoo.t. (In A
to the tent 'Acerb waslikewite fold in,
Shares

LIIP lirrELLICENCE.
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COURT OF KING'. SLNCH, TONE 6.
This being the &ft day of Trinity Term, the
Cnnrts of 1.4 w at Weßminfler were opened with the
aceottomed formalities.
Mr. Campbell attended with tht Report of the
Cooties employed on board the hulks at Woolwich.
at Portfinouth, and in I..angfloon harbour, all of
whom were deferthed as orderly and free limn ficknels.
■ATttMOW4AL ILL. TTTTT MINT.

Mrs.. Ann Dogherty, a very interelltng young
woman, came into Court in ff :Whit articles of the
peace 3gAinll her hufband, Hugh Dngherty. of Lor.
rain Lodge. in the County of Middletex, Efq.--
The ethibitant Rated, amongll a variety of other
f,..er6, that (he had been married fince Mae. 1802.
and that, fhnrtly after her marriage, her hufband
became a prifoncr in the King's Bench. for debt.
After refiding with him fume time in that onion,
her father paid his debts, and lett:ed 5001. a year
upon her and her children, it the fhould have any.
Her holband's cruelty toward, her manifeflett itfelf
early in the year tSo3. when be threatened to fet
fire to the bed in which the WA, lying ; having been
recently brought to bed, And incapable of getting up.
His brutal conduit had, in a fuhfequent intlance,
canted her to mifcarry ; and, on many occafions, he
had 'frock her, and threatened her life On ?,ne occa.
lion, in December lag, he had dragged her out of bed,
Ramped upon her breaft, and fo injured the mnfcles
of the neck, by feizing her by the throat, that the re-
mained indifpofed for Come time afterwards. At ano-
ther time he threw a glafs of hot 6, andyand water into
her face, and threatened to plunge a knife into her
heart, unlefs the influenced her father to pay his
debts. In thort, finding her health impaired, and her
cooflitution daily becoming worfe, the had thrown
herfelf upon the protation of her father, from whom
her hufband threatened to fetch her away by force ;
and ennfidering her life in danger, and fearing her
hatband meditated tome bodily harm to her. the bad
thrown herfelf upon the protalion of the la*,
The extubtrant having made oath that the had not
made the above prefentrnent flout 'hatred or malice,
butt from the affurance that her life was in danger,
the articles were filed and the left the Court.