Star.
London, England, 1810-05-09 00:00:00

DEAL, MAY-4.

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Sailed his Majesty's ship STANDARD fnr North Yar-
mouth.—Arrived the Slaw.% sloop of war, from a
cruise ; and the lIKINCI4O sluop of war, from Ports-
mouth.—Wind S.W.

CHATHAM, MAY 6.
The Potency', Aanzwr, and RUBY, have sailed front Long
Reach to the Note-Ihr Nan cos fr;gate is arrhred at this port,
unjered to be paid At The itocacsr►n will be taken lute
dock and broken Op immediately—the San merits it ekared oat.
'l•he marine who fell off the.stage of the Calads ati..e: ?Ii
weeks ago, and was drowned, was tarn up only cn Thursday
last, and the Coroner's Inquest was held on the body.
Gaarzi.zso, MAY 6.—No arrival.. t•atted, the Mary anti
Eliza, Itovt, for Cadiz ; and the Amnon, Y ZOMAta, fug Malta.
letter jtlit rtceivcd at Poole,• from a young man on hoard
the Leander letter of ma►gne, dated the I.Sth ••• Mardi, of Cep
' as, eartnywnicstes the followin: kne:ligelee t—.l We fell in will
the Fortune, belonging to Philadelphia, a wr.ek, with only two
men on board ( be mate and a :Ant i.ret) whom we task pm
board. but therein carried away•uar ?nag. Eh, mate at a native
or Phiadelphia. We left the ar,!ck a mar: Intl to the mercy of
the wa:es.
I PITH, APRIL S.
His Itajesty's Roue. Captain Norr. sailed on Thurs.
tiny with tl convey for Heligoland; likewise the At.sinv c•u rr, .
with a convoy to the southward; and the MANLY gun•brig. as
a mutze.

Oa Ow eeth ob. the body of a Marine belonging to wee of the
ships of war, on this stalk n, was takes .111' of Le tit bar. i..ur. it . •
is sepposed he bad missed his wayr and tallest over the quay on
the right preeediag •
'Me fo!l:+oing shipmates, belingfing to Leith, now prisoner& of
war at Autanne, in France. were *elf on the I 4th oh.
Mr. Tbornas I.3mh, late of the City of Londoe ; Mr. Jelin
Kioninm.ot, late attic Vine; Mr. Jarn.mb MUM, kite of —o—
sclitooler ; Mr. ---.. Hill, laic •of a te...ssrl behmeirg .0 VI ,ros
flisth a:4l Jameson ; Mr. John Clytte, late of ate Nelly and/sou,
who communicates the above informs:ion.
At 141RALTY COURT MAY R.
This day the Right linn. tilt *II,LIAIJ S 7O7'r pro-
ceeded to the adjuclicatiosi Of use following 431,e$ i •
Jonge Johan, Hauercker reaseer.-11iis vessel, lades with
linen, from Varel fr. London, was run foul of by a Gshlog-sta.ick,
near the coast of Yarmooth, wh.reby she ft coved ems 4:4raltie
damage ; hut was afterwards brought into pots, by the us stage*
of five of the passengers and a second sshine-snieck, the mast. r
anti mate having jumped on homed the err fis'iog s .tek, at phi
time of the aceident.—The Court allowed tE.I? to each man for
their serekew . .
Fortuna, Brasch master.---This vessel, under Hambulgh eoluura,
laden with rags, wine, ikc. from Hambargh to Heligoland. was
captured by a sidop of war.—Condemn-4
DISTRIBU 1 lON OF PRIME-hrOsrv.
The Sufhtante, for the
.Swan, receo ur it .'., ....:. .13'', •as
paid yesterday, at the Commereal Rank, Plymouth, and vri!i be
there recalled for three yeses.
'rhip Alcmene, for k Prud:mt raptured February 7. for the
Twee flehrodres, capturcil March 0, and for le Cosner .Its
Indes, captur:d J.liuety 20, IKON .ea.. paid. and tvi 1 he recaaed
as above, on ftwo.ays and Fridays, for thrte nes.iths.
The Arrow, for I'A/1 ,afire, was paid on boar.l, at Plymoutb,
on the 31st ultimo, and will' be recalled at No. 22, dinintlel-
street, 10ne'.,,.
The Fury, for the Vrow Sophia sand Yong, Kessa, rantunxl
November 23. I VlB, was paid on the td instant, at Nu. 4, C t.n-
nsercialCLambers, Minories, and will be there recalLl, on I use-
ilkt_ and Tl.ursdays.
The Orestes, for the Vl'eymonth, rerapturts! Novenfoer 6, 39+a
for la Lizard, captured November 7, 1.:00, will be paid on her
arrival at Plymouth, and recalled et No le, Cle.ssetit's Ina, 0J
Tuesdays and Fridays. for three moi.the.
Iha Niemen, for 1 e Orion and •in Douro, recariired Nov.
1,7, 18(10, will he paid on board at Plymouth, and recalied t. the
Mice of Mr. John Hawker, Plymouth, on 'Tuesdays and Fri.
days. for three mooch,.
•fhe Tourterebe, for the I.iberty, captured lone J 1,1403, w:I1
be recall d at No. la, Clement's Luc, uu Tuesdays and FrAta)s,
for three years.
'the Africa, for the Violetten, capttired April. le, 11101, will
be recatictl at No. 1., Clement's Int.
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'I be Ephira• for ehe,Jong,: Ft.rants, Vrnw Marla, a. Ten
Elmsltorn, cile•orr,l between the vol. June and ..th Jost, tete!),
will be retailed at No. 6, btauhope-tteret, Neircastir-stritt,
Strand.

The Agrresw, for the Frede•ica, detained August C 8,1007,
will be recal:eti at No. 9i, I.ta.'en4ll-sttret.
The King tiStoge, for the brie (1.-Ptroeettra,ireexpeured Jan.
14,1/410, will be pati un bsa t can h-r ertiral at Yarn° .• • al.(
recalled at No. 1::, Cleutet.ealtic, as Mustlap and i sd rs,bf.e
three months.
Ihr Isar, fur the Vensiab, caplare• April 3', la. f w• 11 tie
paid on the ;tilt:want. at No. is t, Nortult-.treat, Met 1.„ .i.d
there recalled, on 1 urstills and FritlAys.l.if they're trots hs
The Santa :k arpritta, for the Noristern, recap ur c:
2U, 1203, will be is,id on the 15th it,stattt, at
street, Strand, and there nulled, US I ;today. cad krutay., t
three

Beans, (old) 514.14 e. sirscr, ounnu. gnu west' roman', un I needaya and t
• three months. •
ditto (old) ills. i 44. .1 he Pturbe, for the St. Peter, Klein Jacob, lie Vr.g.4 Co .
Oa" 229' 2" 301- • • vier, and another, name urinous', captured Aga ust 9. 7, a
Poland ditto, Pea. 943.6 d. is, 111011, will be paid on board at klyasedl/4 on Omar., was.
Potatee ditto, 37. • Od. aod recalled at lia. 11, Codimass.
Wood* so. . sis.
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BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
June 12. Rice Price and William Cross, of,,Bristol, merchants
and copartner*, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
BANKRUPTS.
Mary Leach, of Preston, Lancashire, earthen-ware dealer and
chapyroman, to surrender May 30, 91, and Junt 19, ai eleven,
at the Mitre, Preston. Attornies, Mr. John Troughton, Pres-
ton ; or Mr. Philip Hurd, Mug's Bench Weks, Temple.
William Till,of White Lion-street, Pentonville, Middlesex, mer-
chant, trader, dealer and chapman, May 12, 19, and June 19,
at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, 'Messrs. Bourdillon at:d
Hewitt, Little Friday-street, Cheapside.'
Robert Newman, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, linen-draper,
dealer ar.d chapman, May 11, at twelve, May 22, at eleven,
and June 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tucker,
Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn, London.
Robert Mar: irb, late of Gravesend, Kent, carpenter and builder,
dealer and chapman, May 11, at twelve, May 22, at eleven,
and June 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ware, Black-
mansstreet, Southwark-.
Richard Morris, of Lyng,. Sornersetshire, dealer in cattle, May
10, 11, and June 19, at eleven, at the Lamb Inn, Bridgewater.
Attornies, Mr. Boys, Bridgewater; or Messrs. Milett and
Son, Middle Temple-lane, London.
Daniel Davies, of Old-street, Middlesex,• victualler, dealer and
ehapnian, May 15, at eleven, May '22, at twelve, and June i
acute, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs Parnell and Raffles,
Church-street, Spitalfields, London.
James Matthews, of Hertford, mealnian, May 12, 22, and Juste
19, at twelve, at Guildhall. .Attornks, Messrs. .lond and Fair-
bank, Seething-lane, Ivlark-lane, London. •
Joseph Gottdan, of Sow h-street,West-squire, parish of Lambeth,
Surrey, victualler, dealer and chapman,•May 19,26, and June
19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lucas, 'Webbet-
street, St. George's Fie*.
• William Arnold, of Cranburn-Pastage, Leivster-Fields, Middle-
sex, linen-draper, dealer and chaps an,-May 12, 22, and June
19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 'Filson, No. 5,
Chatham-place, Blackfriars.
Jolts Heydon, of Turk-street, parish of St. Paul, Covent-Garden,
taylor and woollemdeeper, May 12, 22, and June 19, at ten,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. H. H. Deincombe, Lyon's-Inn.
John' Machin, of Tottenhattt-court-road, Middlesex, auctioneer
and upholsterer, dealer and chap Man, May 15,'92, and June
19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies' Messrs. Warrand and
Wood, Castle-court, Budge:rnw, London:
Charles Colwill, of Leicester-square, lorliddletex, cabinet-maker,
dealer and chapman, May 19, 22, and June 19, at one, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. L. Williams, Cursitor-street, Chan-
cery lane.
Thomas Sefton Parry, of Charlotte-street, Portland-place, Mid-
dtesex„ money-scrivener, May 11, at twelve, May 22, at
eleven, and June 19, at ten,at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Dix on,
Nassau-street, Soho.
Charles Wharton, o(Northwich,Cheshire,linuor-tnerchant, Jane
5,6, alid 19, at • eleven, at the Grown Inn, Northwich. Attor-
ides, Messrs. Leighund Mason, New Bridge-street, Londok ;
or Mr. Bill-her, of Northwich.
William Gee, of Hampstead-Road, Middlesex, stone-masons
builder, dealer and chapman, May 12, 19, at one, and Junel9,
' at ten, at GuildhalL Attornies, Messrs., Warrand and Wood,
Castle-court, Budge-row, London.
Charles Macduff, of Clutch-street, Black friars, Suirey, scrivener,
dealer and chapman, May 12, 22, and June 19, at eleUen,. at
• Canaan.
.4tatainey, Mr. Charles Beckett, 9, Clement's-Inn.

DIVIDENDS:

June 1. William Dowland, late or Devizes, Wilts, draper and
salesman, at eleven, at the Bear Inn, Devizes.—tune .5. Thomas
Silverwood, of Settle, Yorkshire, innkeeper, at eleven, at the
Black Horse lon, Skipton.—May 29. Wm. Buck, now or late of
St. Mary-at-Hill, London, merchant, hop and rum-dealer, at ten,
at Guildhall—Alay 26. Francis Oakley, of Hereford, Woolstapler,
ten, at .Guildhall, London.—June 2. William Pope, late of the
parish of Westbury-upon-Severn, Gloucestershire, dealer in pigs,
at eleven, at the Lower George Inn, Gloucester.—tune 16. Sa-
larrard, otWatling-street, London, warehouseman, at ten,
Guildhall.—May 15. Henry Williarhs, of Chepstow, Mon-
mouthshire, merchant, at. ten,
.at the Be;:l.fort. Arens, Chepstow.
—May 30. Nathaniel Iles Butler, and Benjamin Butler, of I'4ini.
vrick. Gloucestershire, clothiert atol cogratners, at twelve, at the.
Kitig'a Arms Inn, Stroud.
Four Hundred Tickets, in which all the Capitals
may be included, are by the liberal contractor added
to the large amount of great prizes : this stimulant
has already excited an eager spirit of adventure, which
the public are respectfully invited to gratify at the
oldest establishment In London, CAkTEIt'S, No. 8,
Charing.cross.
The Romans paid particular attention to the God.
dess of Fortune, and had no less than Eight Temples
c-ected to her honour. in their City. Tullus Hostilius
was the first who built her a Temple ; and from that
circumstance, 'tic easily known when her worship was
first introdnced amongst the Romans. In England,
although an ranks worship her, we know of no Tem-
.ple erected to her honour, unless, indeed, it be Coo.
per's Hall.. In that famed place she will be particu:
Lwly worshipped on the Bth of Next Month :—the
Lottery will be all drawn on that day, and the gifts
of the lair Goddess distributed in profusion. Even
she Sixteenth of a Ticket may gain 46,000 !! ! •

At the last Norfolk County Sessions, E. Siubbintr, of
Wymondhain, was indicted for saying, “ he wished
Bonaparte would come, he would he the first man
to join him ; that Bonaparte was a better man to his
country Than King George is to this." The words
were clearly . proved by two Serjeants in the Norfolk
Militia, and no defence was up. Mr. STORKS
urged' every popular topic, with great energy and
feeling, on the side of the prosecution, but the Jury
returned a verdict—Not Guilty.

A few clays ago, as Lord MCLBOURNE was taking
an :thing at. R9cliett Hall, the horses became restive,
and woold have plunged into the river, opposite his
Lordship's house, had it not been for the footman,
who was on the box with ,the coachman, laying hold
of one of the reins, which compelled them take a di-
rection towards the bridge; but before they could
reach it, the carriage came in contact with the railing,
which give way; *hen it was precipitated -down the.
hill; aud, in its course, turned several times over ;
but we are happy to, find his Lordship sustained no
other injury than a slight coptusion on his head.
Dodington Wood, near'Lincoln, was in great dan-
ger of being destroyed by fire Last week, in c,..ase-
.quence of a sudden gust of wind having carried into
it a quantity of ignited weeds, &c. from a neighbour-
ing field. A considerable number of persons being
soon assembled, they cut a wide lane through the
wood, and in about an hour extinguished the flames.

About three o'clock in the 'limning, .on Sunday
se'nnight, an alarming 'fire broke out in a dwelling-
house. in Kilbarchan, near Paisley, which was not got
under until it bad consumed the one in which it broke
out, and another adjoining; apd it was with great
difficulty that three houses which had caught fire
.were preserved, after being considerably damaged..
What adds to this distressing scene is, that the poor
sufferers escaped merely with their lives, having
nothing saved but the shirts they had op When the ac-
cident happened.

Wednesday night, the old Taunton coach was
robbed of 'a parcel, containing Bank notes to the
amount of about e2OOO, between London and Selis-
bury ; but it was supposed to have been done near
London. All due precaution was taken to prevent
robbery, by its being locked in the seat ; but the rob-
bers, who, no doubt, had got into the coach for the
purpose, contrived to cut a hole in the seat, and took
out the parcel, which causes it to be suspected that
they knew the contents of the parcel.
Friday se'nnight, the dead body of a youth was
found by a fisherman in the river Tweed, at Brox-
bengh It was the Earl of Bucuan's servant at Dry-
burgh, who was drowned in rashly crossing the
Tweed o;i horseback at that place about a month ago.
A number of persons habil) 4eeti lost at this dangerous
I place.
1 , SOme ds since, a son ill*. Whithurst, ten years
of age, at Cblsk, was playing with a gun in a room
lin which was a Female servant ; when the girl, not
I thinking the piece to be loaded, said, 4, Fire at me."
The boy did so, and killed her in the instant.
A Coroner's Inquest sat on Monday at the Ship, in
Swallow-street, on the body of a fine girl three years
old, who was killed by a fall at the corner of Princes.
street, on Wednesday. The servant-maid had the
child at the drawing-room window, observing some
sweeps dancing May gambols, and it sprung out of
her arms into the street. The skull was fractured, and
i the child died in 48 hours.—Accidental Death. ,

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DIED.

Lately, at his seat at Ca-ines, in Cornwall, John Hosken,
Esq. in the G6th year of his ay.
At Callander, on the 17th ult. Major James Macpherson, for-
merly of the sild regiment.
At Greenock, on the 420th ult. Lieutenant goderick Macleod,
of his Majesty's shill Minotaur.
At Madeira, the Hon. Miss I.aura Kinnaird.
Friday morning, at his house in Plymouth-Dock, after a linger.
ing illness, Francis St. Auhyn, Esq. a Magistrate for the county of
Devon, and principal partner in the Luck Bank.
Tuesday last, at Whitchurch, of er a lingering illness, the Rev.
Coventry Lichtiekl, D. D. late fellow of M.ldalen college, Ox-
ford, rector of Boytou, Wilts, and vicar of Hunington, Warwick-
shire. _

Thursday, after a severe illness, William Cerry,.F.sq. Town
Clerk and Clerk of the Peace for Southampton and county of the
town.

Wednesday se'nnight, at Padbtow, Captain James Richards, late
Master of the Friendship in the trade from l'adstow to Bristol.
On his passage home from the West-India, Captain Blight, of
the Nacton packet.
Rev. John Amyas, many years rector of Hempstead,
aged 69.
Rev. Charles Kipling, formerly of Wadham College, Oxford,
vicar of Oakley, and perpetual curate of Chiltern, Ashenden,and
Dorton, Bucks, M.A. 1759.
(.in the 28th ult. at \Vestments, Mr. John Mason, formerly of
Portsea, in the 78th year of his age. He was nearly SO years a
preacher of the Westleasi Methodist Society.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
M0rning.„.........
Abenioun ..........

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