Star.
London, England, 1803-03-30 00:00:00

YARMOUTH, MAP.CH 29.

Yelerday P. M. faiLd the HARPY gun brig,
with fit.res, for the CLYDE frigate, flationt-,l at
Leith ; and the MARINER gun brig, on a cru;ze
alt.() the following cutters, HUNTER, MERMAID,
REPULSE, EACLE., and BADGER, each having a
Lieutenant with el Prefs Warrau!. Remain in
the Roads, the PENELOPE AEILI LEDA and
BOLD gun brig.

The ports of Bermuda were, on the sth of De-
cember Lit, fhut ag,dint► the importation of Elf
pavilions from America.

A Life Boat is arrived at Grangemouth, on irs
pail-Age to the town of Ayr, for the uf,: of that
Lieut. Jon NSTON, an (.1d experitnced dcferving
Officer, is appointed to the corrini:ind of ;he CF a E s,
which is to be flation:d as a flip Chip at the Nore.

Lieutenants FottsrrA, NtcHr.as, and Cr A LLO.
WAY, are appointed to the SA L'APOR !T.L
DO, and Lieut. Lvs, to the DR zAasncc

Mr. BEATY, Porter of the Wtsst NAER, is ap.
pointed to the CONOVENOR, and Mr. Li ODE 1., PUT-
fez. of the latter, rziouved to the SAN NIL H“LAS.

The Rcv. Mr. Mr. GRIFFIN ii app .i.•ted Chap-
lain of the COUR AG kA UX, and the Ee • Mr. N:••
THEW, Chaplain of the MALTA, but, fitE for
fervice at Plymouth.

We are furry to learn that in the efeortin.; of
fume impre*d men at Biillol, an affray art fe,
and the military, being affaulted with duties by
the populace, fired upon the mob, by which one
boy was killed and two wounded.
On the 18th ina. failed from Dunkirk, a tranf:
port with two large corvettes, having on board
upwards of Sao troops &Rifled for St. Domiugo.
Two large (hips have fine failed for the time
place with Imo troops.

The Thomas, WIEDER, of Lancafter, from the
Downs, is arrived at Dominica, in 25 days.
Yefterday the Porter of the Honourable Eaft
India Company's (hip the C►LCUTTA, Captain
WILLIAM MAXWELL, attended at the India Houfe,
and received his final difpatches fur the Govern-
ment of Fort St. George and Bengal, with which
he immediately proceeded to Portfmnuth, to join
the Paid Ihip. The CALCUTTA takes to India a de-
tachment of King's troops.

Wafhing the eyes with camomile tea is raid to be
of great fervice in the opthalmia, now prevalent.
Lord DTREY'S flag hounds had a very fevere
day on Monday laf ; they enlarged a flag at ten
o'clock at Smitham Bottom, near Croydon, which
ran through Colfdon, Chaldon, down to White
Hill, to Bletchingley, through Burflaw Park to
Outwood Common; then eras the river Mole at
Mafon's Bridge, trots the Brighton road at Dover
Farm, and again acrofs the river at Rice Bridge ;
then dole to Gadbrook Common, and laftly to
Leith, where he was run into by a few hounds,
in the prefence of Mr. C Monroe, the
Hunting Stable Keeper, at Croydon (being the
only bead man in the field, who (wain twice
through the river), after a run of two hours and
fifty minutes. It is laid, by the old fportfmen,
that tip hound:. could have run better on Inch a
hot day.

The Leicefterfhire hounds (Lord Barron's)
have had uncommonly good (port, and are in ny
want of foxes, as has been erroneoufly Rated ; fb
far from it, they have frequently killed a brace is
a day of late, after fome very revere thefts. The
leading riders this feafon have been Meffrs.
PAIONDIL IY. Foaaairaa, Gummier, SMITH, WAIL..
DILL, GOLDH AM, MITDILL, Liopo, and LLOYD.
At Tewke(bnry fair, lei week, there was a fine
(hew of cattle, which fold at advanced prices. A
cow bred and fed by Mr. Clifton, and a Hereford-
(hire heifer, were (hewn to amateurs and the cu-
rious. The cow was eminently dißinguifhed for
excetlive fatnefs, and the heifer was remarkable kar
its weight, which was upwards of 1800 lbs.
At XIII fair, on Thurfday, there was a good
(hew of fat cattle, but the fale was rather dull, and
the prices Rill continued high. There were few
horfes or (beep in the fair, but both fold at good
prices. Bell cheefe, from 6os. to 645. and two
meal from 525. to 565. per cwt.
Monday forenoon, one of Mr. HAIM'S Pow.
der Mills at Battle blew op. • The explrfion was
great, but we learn with real pleafure that no per.
Inn. was killed or hurt. The mill.keeper was in the
Mill but a few minutes before. Mr. H
locs is confiJerable. As yet it has been found ins.
poffible to account for the accident.

Yeflerday, at the Police Office, Shad well, Capt.
WIMPIta, of the Viciffitude, bound to Qi/ebee and
Montreal, lying off Shadwell Dock, charged John
Townfend, one of his crew, his cabin-boy, and a
Jumper, conneded with other people not yet taken.
with ',hindering the cargo. by breaking boxes and
bales by means of a tomahawk, which one of the
men carried abOut him. Sufpicion being very
prong, the Captain employed an Officer to exa-
mine the hold, where he found feveral packages
broke open, containing linen. ((sap, perfumery.
indigo, and various other articles; as bales and
packages are clofely tinned between decks, the
real lots is n..t yet afcertained ; the party were
committed for reexamination.
Yc fierd-ty a man of a refpeaahle appearance was
examined before Nissiot.as BOND. Efq. and Sir
WILLIAM PARMA!. at Bow-Brett. charged with
dealing from the (tables of Mr. Hall at lienfieg.
ton Gravel Pit., a grey gelding. the property of
Mr. Chappin, and a grey mare, the property of
the lino. darks Dindas. It appeared in evi.
dence the liable. had becribroke open on the night
of the igth init. and thenorfes Nolen from than t
bot npon diligent enquiry being made, they wars
trac-d toward. thf ,rd. and between the villages
of Tetfirinfh and Wheatley the rifoner was over-
taken tiding the mate, and kading the gelding,aod
was (Mara The prifoner was committed (or
further examination next Toefday, on account of
his laying be could prove he pnrchafed them the
Caw moraine at High Wyeemb.