Star.
London, England, 1803-05-30 00:00:00

fon to raped that their failing from Helvoetfluy.
might be objeded to, they agreed that Mr. E:sr
fhould go before, and leave Mr. Wacsrarr behind
with the Difpatches ; and fhould the latter find
that the former had been detained, he might adopt
the bell method he could for leaving the Country.--
When Mr. Easr reached Helboetfluys he found that
the two Englifh packets, which had been waiting
there for fume time, had been detained, and the Cap.
tains and the crews made prifoners. As loon as it
was known that he was an Englith Meffenger, he
was Oro fent to the Brille prifon. Mr. WAosrarr,
who was apprifed of what had pallid, made the belt
of his way to Scheveling, where he got an open boat,
and arrived fafe with his difpatches in England.
It does not appear that the Dutch Ambaffador
here is preparing to quit this country.
We have to call the attention of our Readers to a
Memorial prefented by TALL ETUND to the Fistsr
Cousin. ia Dec. laft, given in a preceding column.
How a copy di; could tranfpire, is not our province
to inveftigate, but having got abroad every Briton
fhoulti Rudy it with uncommon care.—lt ought never
to. be forgotten.
Mails arrived this day from Hamliurgh and Hol.
land. A letter from Vienna, dated the Bth inftant,
brought by the latter, informs us, that the Arabian
Chief Mout. WICHaII has made himfelf wafter of
the city of Mecca.

On Saturday night, at twelve o'clock, the Duke
of Kerr arrived at his apartments in Windfor Cattle.
in order to pay his refpefts as Coon as poilible after
his arrival, to his Royal Parents. His Royal High.
Ws landed at Falmouth 9n Thurfday night.
Yefterday his MAJESTY and the Duke of lctar
walked to Frogmore.
15.ifpetclies were this day fent a from the 4eere.
tary of State's Office to Vienna.
TVs morning, at s o'clock. the battalion of the
ad regiment of Guards, marehed'froin St. jaami
Park to Woolwich and Depford.
General Sir Davin Duwnas arrived yederday
chatharii, where he infpeided fome 9f the regiments
of Militia, which are going to form a camp in Bad
Kent.
Captain HAMMOND of the Auckland Packet, aerie.
ed in town eaprefs, yefterday morning at half pale
to o'clOck, with difpatchel for 14 °Mtn:sent,
The SNIPE gun brig is ordered to he paid of at
Sheernefs, and to be commiffioned by her forme!
Commander.
The llucartectiot, of 64 guns, is ordered t 9 bit
got ready for a prifon Chip immediately.
Accounts from Jerfey, of the aith inflant, dates
that' two French tranfporks, full of troops, have bee(}
captured by our crtikers in La Bay D'Atiguelne--1
their deftination is not mentioned. There account,
add, that great bußle prevailed at 8e.•.?4130
out privateers.
Extra& of a letter from the channel accusing:loft
Wham, the 24th of May ;."-We are daily inapt...a:
II des of falling in with a Dttch fleet from Lithos, and
a French fleet from the Wed Indies. AU oitesereirit
ate in the higheft conics."
The Kinglion (Jainaleal paper, of the* Apeilt
'rays, L'Oifeaa French National fehooner, areivelat
Port R,yal, from Port Republicain, on Saturday;
' the daypreviona to her failing, three thoafand troop!
had arrived there from France, under the comailindi
of General Gateaux.
' Captain Has MIR ea, of the liavy, fpmted •
day in the Park a new fang4ed michine;Callitel
rdwasugh Car, which attra&edisiteli notice, from tits
ngularity of its conitruaion. The wheals 'MO
only eighteen inches high. • The noble tom after &
playing his figure in it about an hour, in company
with an Offic,:r of the Guards, amid the ga4es.o6
the aftnaiibed multitude. the machine overturned,taq
not in the Ulna way, on one fide; it went back, an 4
fairly lifted the horfe off his feet. Providentially no
further accident happened.
M. Pawn se, not having been called up 14 **Mr
judgment during the late Terni. has beconke.
charged from the confequences of hls conviftion.
Robert Aflett was this day brought lithe Bar, of tkli
Old Bailey. The feveral indiaments agamft him wee
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read, each containing three counts, to alter the legal
form of denominating each Exchequer BBL
They monly confided of Exchequer Bills for woo).
each.
Mr. GARLOW, Counfel for the profecution, begged
the indulgence of the court for a few nicopenm.
affured their Lordfbips that every poffible arrange.
mein had been made for bringing on that trial qe loon
as poffible. but that from an accidental sireunieknoce
in the conrfe of the Solicitor's proceeding, he tlianglit
it molt advifabk to beg their LordUtipa' *Am!
in grantin an order of podnonement.
Mr. Juftice Goose remarked, abet this wale R ely
cumtlance which both from his own experimit, aid
that of his Learned Brother on his right (dot 114;
coanta), he mud fay was too frequently a ego a
complaint, in cafes of profecution on the part 110

Bank.
Mr. Gesso,/ allured the Bench that from his own
perfonal knowledge, there was nothing in the cafe.
either of a want of proper refpeet to the Court, Of of
negligence on the part of the Solicitor, but that the
saute of the application originated purely in sodden.
tal eircumflances. He had had frequent coma to
thank their LordOsips for their indulgence, and they
might be alTured that be would be particularly cit.•
cumfpal in what cafe he would apply for a repetition
of that 14•011 T. The prifoner's Counfel and agent
were fatisfied, and had given their content in the
name of the Gentlemen at the Bar. He hoped their
Lorfliipi would favour him with their affent alfo.
Mr. Mice Gaon then ordered the trial to be pa.
poned till next &Zone.
Mr. Ast.arr is a Gender young man. rather lbws,
and of a pale complexion. He had his hair pow-
de' cd, wore a brown coat, and filk One • st is
fhort, there was nothing remarkable in his
thing but plain and genteel.
brotwithaanding the circumflancee of this day. he
appeared very much agitated on being brought into
the dock.
On the order for poliponernent being gives, be
bowed nipatfully to the Court and withdraw.