Star.
London, England, 1803-05-18 00:00:00

LJUBLIN, ArAr 14.

On Friday morning Tail, about one o'clock, an
artillery foldier, (landing fentii,cl over a quantity
of cannon ball, near Sarah's bridge, was moll
treacheroully and inhumanly Mot by fume vile
afrallin from behind a low wall at about (even'
yards distance. The whole mars of Ilugswith which
the piece was charged entered his thigh a link
above the knee, lacerating and tearing the bone,
misfiles, and tendons, to pieces. The report
broorlit atli(lance, and it was found medley im
mediately to amputate the limb.
SAturJay a young man, in the a& of attending
one of the large boilers, at a brewery in Antrim,
fell in, mid, niAinchoty to relate, was ("wed in
ft) ,necking a manner, before any aid could arrive,
that he expired in a few hours after in the utmoll
agony.

The Rev. Pealed*, w GIIIRARD. of Aberdeen, is
to be Moderator to the nest General Affcmbly,
which meets on Thurfday next.
Wednefday a proelansation was read at theCrofs
of Edinburgh, with the uftegl formalities, ordering
the eleaion of a Pcer, to fupply the vacancy in the
Scots reprefentative, by the death of the Earl of
Dysart: as, to take place at liolyrood•honle on the
16th of June next, betwixt tae hours of two and
four o'clock afternoon.

The Play of Kin: pile, OF England al
tesed by Dr. V•LPY from SeI•ILSPERE, and to be
aged in the courfe of this week at Covent Garden,
abounds with palfages direaly applicable to the
Circamfiances of the Country at this moment.—
Fit/soar/4e has a new feeccb. which in point of
poetic fpirit and patriotic energy, lurpalles even
the celebrated harangue of Rolla to his country.
men. The whole Play, indeed, is calculated to
meet the feelings of the Public in the prefent
emergency.
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On Monday fennight Ed w. Croker, of Grange,
Efq.'s ch. colt, carrying 811. 71b, beat George Fof
bery, Efq.'s eh. filly, carrying BR. ilb. one two
mile heat, over the courfe of itathkeal, for flogs.
Ft aim, the celebrated pupil of Ccantrivi, and
with whom he left England fall year to make the
tour of Europe, is now at St. Peterlburgh, where
he receives the molt flattering approbation of the
Conn and Nobility. He, lately gave a public
Concert, which was crouded with the molt dill
tinguifbed perfonages I and at his performance the
houfe reechoed with raptures of applaufe. If, with
his extraordinary mufical talents, this eccentric
point lhosild entertain any portion of economy,
be mutt loon acquire an ample fortune.

Wednelday evening, is Rosser Hawxis was
driving the Mitcham coach to town, he fell of,
and the wheel going over his body, he is not ex
peeted to Cursive.

In Kenfington Gardens on Sunday a very rail
graceful fcene was exhibited. Two unproteacd
Ladies, of modeß appearance, being rudely treated
by a crowd of perfons who furrounded them, Tome
Geotlemen interpofed in the moll becoming and
creditable manner, and took theta under their im•
mediate proteaion. The mob, however, perfilled
in atoriying them; in csafequesee of which, a
fmartfraest took place, sad exemplary chaitifement
was iiißiaed upon feveral of the rude and unmanly
agsteir.rs.
Coat. MULCH variety of informations
were heard at the different Police Offices lAA week,
undo. the Ads for the regulation of the Coal Trade.
Several were foe fending in wharf nseafure. 36
bulhels to the chaldron. without the ingrain, when
the feller had sgrsed to fend them in to the buyer
as Pool ine.iftire, with the ingrain. The others
were for fending in what is technically called
jilawavr—that is, coals thrown into tacks at a
hazard, without paining the Randard bushel, as the
Aa of P.irlisment requires, when fold by wharf
meafure.—All the minks have been convicted.
Givau.—As within thefe three
months feveral per lons have found confident& be-
nefit, and perfonally expreffed their thanks to the
Proprietors of Sr 'Lilt/KY% Anti•korbutic
for the return of Health they have receiviedr,T
t.itiiur their Medicine ; and as others have been
eriqui,,rig for a remedy to counters& that ctup
ti which in fo many cafes has followed the In.
Mucosa, it is their peculiar fatisfaiffion in thus ply.
• • in their power to remove their anxieties to fads-
fairitily on this head. Thole who are &Ned to
annual returns of Scorbutic complaints at this fea•
fon, e xperience has taught them the value ref fuch
a Medicine, they have not now to learn its efficacy
or its reputation, Rending, as it does, unequalled
1,14 Aupals of Medicine, whether adminifte red
iu Spit'''. or applied t,, alleviate the (offerings of
' • .4outritheatma•ifss, &c. or acrimonious eruptions
nit on the forface ol the Skin.

LAII INT'ELLIGNNCA.

COURT OF KING's BENCH, MAY cf.

LORD KEITH D. ADMIRAL PROIGLI.

This was an argument on a cafe referved for the
opinion of the Court, with refpeet to Prize-money,
di din from (hips captured after Lord Keith had
left the Cape of Good Hope, on his return to
Enal and.
Lord Keith, who had a general command, both
at the Cape of Goad Hope nation, and in the In-
dian iCaf, detached a fquadron under Commodore
Lozack, which was to cruize for a limited time off
the Mauritius and Madagarcar, and then to re-
turn and join the fleet on the Cape of Good Hope
Ration. It was this fquadron which made the
prizes that were the fubjeet of the prefent anion.
During the cruise of this detached fquadron, Lord
Keith left the Cape fur England, giving at the
fame time inftruelions to Admiral Pringle, rela-
tive to the (tips on the Cape Ration. Admiral
Pringle had alto a commiffion from the Admiral
ty to take the command of them. The queflion
was, whether Lord Keith or Admiral Pringle was
ent;tled to the Admiral's (hare of the prizes taken
by the detached fquadron after Lord Keith's de-
parture ?
Mr. laity's, on the part of Lord Keith, argu-
ed, that in point of f ,a, Admiral Pringle never
did fueceed Lord Keith, except in the command at
the Cape Ration (out of the limits of which the
prizes were made), and that Lord Keith having
ordered this cruize, was refponfible for his own
orders, and thetefore ought to have the fruits of
his refponfibility ; he elf() contended, that in point'
of law, until Lord Keith's Flag was (ruck, and
his fttcceffor appointed by the Admiralty, he was
Rill the Coremander of the Fleet, although on his
return to England.
Mr. DANTlttill, on the other fide, contended,
that by both the Commiflion of the Admiralty and
Lord Keith's Letter of Inftrudions, Admiral
Pringle was really the Admiral of the Fleet, after
the departure of Lord Keith, and therefore was
entitled to the Admiral's (hare of there prizes
which had been made by a detached fquadron
belonginrr to that fleet a he alfo contended, that
whether Commodore Lozack had an independent
Command, or whether he, upon Lord Keith's de-
parture, fell under the command of Admiral
Rainier, who had the chief command in the In.
dian Seas, Rill Lord Keith, who was the Plaintiff,
had not made out his title, and therefore that
judgment mull be for the Defendant.
The Court deferred giving judgment until judg-
ment Ilia be pronounced irra limilar cafe between
Lord St. Vincent's and Lord Nelfon.