Star.
London, England, 1810-05-12 00:00:00

PORTSMOUTH, MAY it.
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Arrived his Majesty's shlvs tlanimede, Rattler, and Tlvasher,
with a few ships from Lisbon ; and the Sarpedon from :he Downs
with .4 convoy.--Sailed the Pheanix, with the East-imli linen nn_
der convoy; the Avenger, with the ships fur Newfoundland; and
the Royal Oak, from St. Helen's, on a crnize.—The Blossom takes
convoy to Halifax, Sta.—Wind Easterly.

DEAL, MAY 11.
The CRACKZII gun-brig has detained and sent** tkv Dolts.
the Clara lugger, from Loudon to Ostend, with gold bwd can
on board.—C.tme down from the River the Echo, Alexander,
Lady Nlackworth, and Monarch; and remain.--rWipd E.
SHEERNESS, MAY 11.
• Sailed his Majesty's chip MANLY, with a convoy for Heligo.
land. The ne=t will sail about the 18th instant:it-Win.: &E. by E.
YARMOUTH, MAY 11.
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Yesterday evening arrived the .iItISIROSE sloop of war, an
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this morning sailed the D;sIILEZ frigate, Cajtain FARQUHAR,OO
a cruize off the Dutch coast. Sent in by the Paarnt AN' from
Oldenburgh, bound to Amsterdam, the Wede Van Wesel JACO&
ZYDERMANK master, with pitch and tar; Roduff Engligmann,
RocLorr ENGLIIMANN master, with linseed; and the Anakt.l
Rocloff, Lxcler, master, ulth rape-seed. Remain in the Rosa
the Roebuck (flag ship); Ruby, 64 ; la birdie sloop, 64:..1 Chan-
ticleer gun-brig.—Wind N. E. Heligoland ccnvoy remains *ads
bound.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRAVESZND, MAT Ill.—Arrived the Mary Ann, Walher,
from Rio Janeiro; and the Larkin, ---, from St. Crtix. '

SPORTINQ INTELLIGEN6E.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, MAY It.
Sweepstakes of lOgs. each. Two-yr. old Gonne. 'I he Winne;
to be sold for 10Ogs. if demanded, &c.
Mr. Craven's Bratlcuburzh, 4yrs. tist. 1
14 Foley's c. brDou 'sone, oyt of in:Ana's darn,
4yrs, Est. 41b. 2
La. Lowther's No Conjuror, 4yrs.
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Mr. Norton's c. by ihut.le out of Miss Tombt.y,
*yrs. Bst.
Six to four agst. Brandenburgh—Thtec to one age Ld. Fol..y's
c.—Five to two agst. No Conjuror.
Mr. Vansittart's taostsr. Sat. bea Gen. Gower's c l.y Woe•
thy, out of Rosins, Bst. lilb. 'lwo-yr. old C. I 00gs. wo to
one on Gloster.
tir J. Shelly's Vexation, Est. 51b. beat Mr. BouLb,,c's .91.ntikt,
eft. Two-yt. old C. 100 gs. Five to two .0) Veraion.
Sweepstakes of :togs. each, h. ft. Two-yr. old Course.
I.d Jersey's Jeremy, 7it. SW). - - -

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Gen. Gt.wer's Mtrt.h, 7st. 9ib. . - - 4
D. of RtiTiand's Valuer-3, 74 71b. - - S
Three to t ne agst. Jeremy—Three to one :.g.4. Mirth---Sia to
four ort Volta ris.
Sweeps::.kes of Aga. each. T. M. M.
Mr. Pa-son's Cecilia, Sst. • . .. - 1
D. of Rutlanit's Salvstor, tsst. tin. - - g
Sir S. 'iteretl's Goost ander, 9st. 71b. - - S
Two to one art. Cecilia—Six to foal (41 Cdratcr.
1.4. Hinchinbroke's cli. c. by Gohanna, d tot uy Wootkezker,
beat D. of Rutland's b. c. by Sir Solomon, dam by ileningort,uglit
holt rising three years old. Ust. exch. Two-yr. old C. 50p. h. ft.
Two to one CU I.d. Hinclainbrose% ch. c.

A Coroner's Inque..t sat yesterday at the Three
Compasses, Portman-mews, on the body of John
Crowe, who WAS killed by blows from a Life-Guards-
man, in Lipper George-street, Portman-square, on
Monday night.
John Beer, and three other witnesses, deposed, that on Mon-
d sy evening the deceased, a dustman, in company with one Ste.
v,.ns and another, were drinking at the door of the Feathers, in
li!og-street ; a quarrel ensued betwixt then sod some of the
lif,:.(itairdsme 1. A number of the dragoons assembled with
s• icks, and cha ged the populace, whom they knocked down
without mercy. The witnesses deposed, that Stevens stripped to
fight one of the I.ife-Guardsnient and that the deceased was ell'
deav ur.ng to part them, when a Corporal knocked him down
with a stick, and two others of the dragoons kicked him on the
body, a id I e diel shortly after,
Alio:her man, who was in the affray, was also so hurt that his
life is ele;pa,red of. One of the witnesses, Wise, acknowledged
that the populace, in the neighbourhood of King-sleet bowicks,
freq.'. ntly irr toted the Dragoons, by calling them the Pknodilly
lumber, Perceva'.'s butchers, &c. but in this disturbance he diti
not see any stones thrown at the soldiers.
Messrs. I wee aid Hardinun Surgeons, stated it as their °pie
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nion that Crowe, the deceased, diet? from the effects of a blow
rt e livedved on the front of the head, whin% had caused about e:ght.
ounces of extraiasated Wood to lodge in the cavity of the fore.
brad.
Quarter. Master Pitcher stated, that be was going round to the
stables in Willia&s-rnews, anon after seven o'clock on Mania/
eves hag, with Corpo al Totw, t sere were some persons, apt
parently dustmen, at he door of the Feathers public-house ; they
abused witness a d th corporal, and said they were not in Pim,.
dilly none, but they were in the presence of mu who could serve
them out. Witness and the corporal were asnaled with bricks
on going away, about twenty persons having at that time assem-
bled. The dragoons, whose horses stood in Vs'illianses-mews.
repaired to the spot, a d an affray took p,ace, but u era: did•
not stay to see it. He had been struck several tlilleq during his stay.
The question for the Juty was, whether the &swan, is de-
fending themselves, had exercised .uo much vtolence? —Verdict
hlanslaughter aga.ribt some person or persons unknorL 7—Ger
Barton was present during toe enquiry.
Stevens was taken from Mary-linxituie w-ateh-lifia." •
Office at /11firiborough-street, after the Coroner's Jury,
the instigator of the riot.
Tottit Cook, aosd 81.,ke, proved that the Defer('
of the fast to cause the riot. He wed veto ohrio.
Ito the Quarter-mastee and the corporal whilst •
ing ; and because he could slat provoke the riot 1
blew Ids nose on the emporia, who returned
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dirty fellow. The defendant then stripped at, .
x stay
any of use regiment, and to". 1 the draguou
ijoincA
11 Piezadiily butcher. 'fhe mob increased, s•
eis.c pea'
their cUmrades • but they ceald mit get :-...
ed.— Vise dere:dam was enanniit• .0 c. ........o."'"10

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