Star.
London, England, 1803-05-27 00:00:00

DOVER, MAY s 6.

The Auca LAND packet. Captain HAIINOND, failed
this tide with foreign mail, and upward' of too pi-
fengers ; tailed with a Bag of truce. Arrived
the KINSHIP Eat! Indianian, Captain Locart, from
Bengal, and landed the Purfer and difpatches for the
Company; alfo Captain Rattan, Mr. SIMPSON, and
three or four other paffengers; the EARL Sr. Via-
mot EaR Indiaman is in company, and expeeled to
land the Purfer and difpatches immediately. There
(hips had heard nothing of war until they arrived in
our Roads.

PLYMOUTH. MAY ss.
Came in the Mao cutter, of 14 guns, Capt. PILL,
from a cruize, and brought in a feizure of 219 calk
fpirits, which the picked up floating os the water, off
the Lizard, having been thrown overboard from a
&niggling veffel: the cutter chaced the Dove lugger
of Mailings for many hours, and at laft caught her,
but (he had thrown the whole of her cargo over-
board : they impreffed five men out of her, and then
fuffered her to depart.—The HIND cutter alfo fent in
the Frehch brig le Qitinette, Capt. Aoa.aa POINT-
TEX, from St. Croix, bound to St. Vallery, laden
with fah, which the captured off the Lizard, on the
z3d inftant.—Came in the Morning Star, fmuggling
cutter, of Plymouth, from Guern(ey, laden wiih felt
in bags: the was taken by the NI/11811, of 28 guns,
Capt.SONIIIVILL ',off theLiaard. The veffel was put
in poffefLon of a Midthipman and three other men,
and orderedto Plymouth,but beingthort of water they
were obliged to anchor near the Manacles, for the
purpofe of getting a fupply; foon after which three
boats came off from the 'bore, filled with defpera-
doei no doubt the perfons to whom the cargo was
configned, who boarded the rad, and took out by
force about t 8 calks of fpirits three bags of tobacco,
and to bags of (alt ; they alto very ill-treated the
Midthipman; took from him his pocket-book, in
which was the veffel's re ter and many other pa-
pers, and then threatened to throw him overboard,
after which they made off to the (bore, and the Mid.
Chipman immediately got under weigh and failed for
this port.

IN OF PRIZE MONEY.

The Monarch, Tremendous. America, Sceptre. Stately, Trideen.
jupker, Ruby, CreCcent, hpayna, Moklk. itattkinake, Echo, and
Hope. for the capture of the nine Dutch blips in Saidasha Bay, as
*arab t 7, 5794, wail agate be paid at No. g, NOW Brood.br

ORIENOCX, MAY s♦

Arrived here, la& night, the Flora, WM' .. from
King Son. after a parage of 53 days. She failed three
days in fight of three (hips, fu poled bound to Liver-
pool, names unknown. TJ he amaica Packet was ex-
pcded to fail two days after them. Spoke the brig
Peggy, from Charletton for Liverpool, about a month
ago, out 3o days.—Crops fomewhat Start, but unu•
fually prodtglive.—Arrived on Sunday. the Brilliant,
Leiteh,from Barbadoes,after a Paoli* of 32 days; on
the 6th WA. in lat. 44. long. 45. (poke the Ceres, of
Jerfley, from Cadis for Newfoundland t on the Bth,
to lat. 45. 30. long. 39. Spoke the Seallower, of and
from Leith, to Newfoundland, all well.

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Legbara ; Bevan. Law, at *Mal, has haw I Marla. GRIMM,
ban Barba/in ; Inwensalb. littamieblaa, at Lboalek, bola beats
at *llk, M Drachm sad Mom Sword. frau 1, as; at IM-
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PROM MOTO% UST.
CIAVTI!VD, MAY a6.—Palled by the Minerva, Seater, from
Hambuqh.—Sailled the Horatia, Robertfon, for Haniburgh ; Ami-
na, for Cortinna ; Porperity, Jones, for Cork ; Maria Eliza-
beth, Wyderaan ; and Anna Lou: a, Dajnian, fur Brcmin.

The LAPWING is ordered to be victualled and
Bored for eight months.
La SEINE, of 42 gunc, was yeflerday put into
cnmmiffion, and Capt. DAVID MILS F. appointed to
the command.

The AMBUSCADE IS ordered to join Lord KEITH'S
fleet.

The SANDWICH is ordered to be got ready for a
prifon fhip.

CORN-MARKET, lIHRK-LINE, MAY 27.

The fupply of Cern since Monday has been but
trivial: prices have not experienced any material
variation, except Oats and Beans, which are each is.
dearer—Barley and Malt alto fell very free at Mon-
day's quotation—For other particulars we refer to
our following currency :
Engiifh Wheat, per qr. 53s 63s Fine 66s 7os
Fine Danta;c Wheat, sos 5:7.1G0s
Rye, 343 36s 376
Barley, 266 27s 6d (Superfine) 28s 30i
Malt, 44S 46s sos
Oats, 20. 24$ 2132
Horfe Beans, 32s 34s
Tick Beans, 301 33$
Hog Peas, 31s sss
Boilers. 461 sos
Carraway Seed, 441. to 471 per ewt.
Coriander, 28s to 3os per cwt.
Canary, 71s to 746 per qr.
Rape Seed, 341 to 361 per laft.
Flour, gos 55s per fad:.
INSPktTORS RETURN FROM unmoor, MAY 16.
Wheat, per Load, from t 51. os. to 181. los.
Barley, per Qparter, from 11. 6s. to O. Bs.
Oats, per carter, from It 4s. to 11. Bs.
Beans, per nal ter, from 11. 14.5. to 11. IS:.
Peale, per Quarter, from ti. ISs. to al. os.

Coveur GARDEN—King 7obn.—The Prologue to
Dr. VALPY'S alteration of this Play, was written by
Mr. Pre. It is equally diaitiguifbed for the flrength
of its language and of its patriotifm. It prepared
the audience for the fcntiments, which the play con-
tained. It was forcibly delivered by Mr. BRUNTON.
The Epilogue is from the pen of Mr. Maumee
J sits, a young Gentleman of Oxford, of great pro-
mile. It contains fome good comic points,and fome
excellent ferious fentisnents. Mrs. L.ITCHFIELD, in
the delivery of it, proved the vet fatility viler powers.
We know few inftauces of an Aetrefs, who, Co early,
arrived at In high a degree of excellence. We
fcarcely know one, whole improvement is fo rapid
and fo uniform.

The 70th Regiment received their route yellerday
a: Sheerncfs, anJ %ill march on Monday for Shorn-
cliffe near Hythe. The Berkfbire, and three bat-
talions of the Middlefet Militia, are quartered in
Sheet nets.

On Tuefday lalt, five Companies of the 95th or Rifle
Corps, marched from Shoincliffe and Hythe Barracks
for Blatchington, in Suffer.

The undermentioned Changes are ordered to take
place in the Q2arters of the Troops in the Southern
Diitriet:—

Regimenta Dettination. Arrivals.
Fifty-fecood . Canterbury - May I 9
Fir* Surrey - AiMord - —it
Second Surrey ritto - mat
Ealt Middlefes - Ditto - —23 and 14
Northampton - Dover Cattle - —a7 and 38
Leicefter - Ditto —. 3o and 3z
. ..

Derby - - Tunbridge - —io and is
Denbigh - Woolwkh - Joie 3
Cardigan - Ditto - -- 4
Fifty.fiVentit - SUVen.HAI - May WS and it
Bigitty-dghth - Ditto - - --- 27
Welt Middlefes - Aliihrd - - —a6

Weitutinfter - Ditto
ikrkihire - Ditto

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- 27
- 27

RadDerain: - lattingbeern - June
Oxford . Dr,er Cale - May 31
Warwick . Marling & Wrodues June a and
Fißla-nithh • Dm:genera - May jo
Yelterday lan's HAM, Efq. Citizen and glafs.
feller, and EDWARD Form, Efq. Citizen and met.•
cer, paid each of them a fine of 4001. and so marks
to be excufed (crying the office of Sheriff for this city.
At St.PauPsCathedral yeflerday a liberal fubfcrip-
tion was made by the audience who attended Divine
Service on the occafion of affembling the charity chil
dren of the metropolis and its environs. Near sOOO
boys and girls were feated in the Amphitheatre, and
the church was extremely crowded.
This morning one of Lord Gwydir's grooms, who
had gone out to ezercife the Hon. Mr. Barrel's boric,
returning on a gallop, when near Charing Crofs,
Isis mailer's dog, one of the coach breed, which fol-
lowed, bit the animal's heel; the animal being ftarded
ran on the pavement and fell again( • the Atop win.
dows of Mr. Butler, hat•maker, and Mr. Place, taylor
and habit-maker ; a poor woman was thrown down,
and fo much hurt that Mr.Andrews,the furgeon °pp°-
, fite,ordered her to be taken to the Went:sinner Infirm-
ary; the boric had his left hind leg broke his cheß
terribly !maws", and his mouth very much cut—he
was conveyed to the livery Rabies and killed. Mr.
BWIRIL purchafed him about three months ago for
ninety Guineas, and had fince been offered for him
one hundred anti thirty Guineas. The lad threw'
bimfelf off, and his fall being broken by. a Gentle-
man of the Yeomen of the Guard, who was pang
at the time, he was providentially Paved.

Iv roaster:on Givsa.—As within there three
months feveral perfons have found eonfiderable bens.
6t, and perfonally expected their thanks to the Pro.
prietors of Spriest's r's Anti.fcorbutic Drops, for the
return of Health they have received, by taking their
Medicine ; and as others have been enquiring for a
remedy to counters& that eruption which in fo many
cafes has followed the inflsenza, it is their peculiar
fatisfaaion in thus baying in their power to remove
their anxieties fo fatisfattorily on this head. Thole
who are fubjett to annual returns of Scorbutic com
plaints at this triton, experience has taught them the
value of fuel' a Medicine. they have not now to learn
its efficacy or its reputation, Rending, as it does, un-
equalled an the annals of Medicine, whether admi
niftered in Scurvy, or applied to alleviate the fuffer-
ings of Gout, Rheumatifm, itc. or acrimonious erup-
t leas breaking out oa the holm ofthe Skin.