Star.
London, England, 1804-10-30 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON
MEETING, MONDAY, OCTOBER ay.
Sweepflakes of .cgs. each. I'. M.M. B. C.
Mr. Abbey's Little Itilan, 4 yre old, ;ft. tit. .
Mr. Forth's Brighton, aged, Aft. 31b.
Mr. Fanden's Latitat, 3 yr. old, 3ft. Jolla .
Mr. Howard's Z: pbyr. 3 yrs old. 61t. alb.
Two to a *get-Little John—, to 4 on Brighton.
Duke of Grafton's Pycelope, 81t. ylb. beat Mr. Neale/ Bobtail,
Iftt. B. C. tocgs.--Fivr to 4 ie. Penelope.
Lord Foky's c. Worry, by W.:), beat Lord Grofvenoes Ba-
gatelle, Blt.each. D. I. t app—Sem to s agft. Watery.
Mr Howarth's Hareroot, 71t. ittb.tx at Mr. Wyndham's Yount
&lige:JUL 7th. Inn throe M. B. C. amaga b. ft -.Swat to 4 'sit.
Haretut.
Mr. Dolma Radeliffes Nitre, beat Lord F. G. Marne' Eliza.
ball. 88. each. D. 1. scge.--Seven to 4on Nitre.
Mr. R. Warden's M. c. by Overton. dam by Mar*, beat Mr.
R Clarke'a. jr. f. Jelfamy,by Iklpini,7lt at. each. Malan:ea
M. sus.
Mr. Norton's Sir Harry Dlmfdale, Bft. 31h. heat Mr, Brach-
wayte's r. by Guildford. out of Slammatin, ylt. alb. D. I. loons.
—Four tot on Sir Harry Dimkale.
Mr. Odom Radcliffe/ e. Aleut., by John Ban. out of Trim,-
mita. lee. ysgs. from Lard GroCvenor's Wino, 81t. alb. tack.
Two miles and an baU. to end in the Furze% soap. h. ft.
Mr. MeWllk's Eagle. 111 3111• rm. ft. from lard Sackvilles Dick
Andrews. aft. Mb. D. M. amis.
Lord &mai Sir David, ILL rte 6oga. from *C. Bon.
bury's Profpero, Eft. alive D. I. scups. h. ft.
Mr. R. Boyce'. t onft. Media's Tetottnn,ylk
Two yr old, C. esgc Oft by confeut.

Yeßerday mornins difpitches were received from
Admiral liussaL oft the Texel,,dated the 23d MR.
beard the Eaot.e, of 74 guns they were for-
warded to Lord MaLyiLt.a at Wimbledon.

Moot forty of the enemy's flotilla came into
Boulogne Roads on Friday ; but their pofition was
fo completely protected by their numerous batteries,'
that no poffibility of att taring them with the ronft
remote prorped of ruccers was offered to the enter-
prise and gallantry of our blockading fqqadron.
Our cruisers off the Coati of Holland obtained
infusmation in the beginning of tuft week from a
neutral vac), which failed from Rotterdam the loth
instant; that between thirty and forty gun.boats And
armed verfels had, after defccnding the Rhine, pallid
though the Dutch canal, and by the river Mettle
for fluthing, at whisk place they had arrived on the
af R. Two of our boats were in confequence fent laa
Tuerclay night to look into the harbour, and to re-
connoitre die enemy's forces, which they found, as
the Captain of the neutral veffel had Rated them to
be, with the addition of three profit*, all layipg et
anchor, under the proration of. the batteries. At
trattelirt, on Wednefday morning, our MO PP.
ed. with intent to prevent their crew fur
Offend, when, to their great dilappoimMent, they
oblerved them afcending the Scheldt, out of retw.h
of bring annoyed. They will probably go to their
place of rende;vour, by the canals of the Interior.
According to the affertion of a Dutch filbert:mot
there armed veffels are the lag divifion Width will
pals this year through Holland, for the grandam's*,
at BOulogne.
For feversl months peR, large quantities of French
half:erowns, 24 Cols pieces, and t rol► pieces, bare
been imported into this courrn, where they pars cur-
rent as our own half-crowns, lbillings, and fispeoces.
In the prefect difficulties roiling from the &amity of
change, Government, as well as the people, have, no
doubt, overlooked this circutnfiance, the objeft of
which is on the pan of the importers to carry into
effca the plans of Bonneaers for excluding from cir-
culation in France all coin not bearing the impreffion
of his own image. There prohibited-plumate bought
up npoo advantageous terms in France, and yield
profit here, where they pars at Co much above their real
value, of from aol. to 301. per cent. The operation eoff
this traffic, therefore, molt tend to coenteraft the ad-
vantage which we enjoy from the State of exchange,
which is to much in favour of this cowry. Accor-
dingly we are allured that a number of Preach fpe-
coleuses have, duririg the lag Ammer, made fovea;
voyages to this country with cargoes of this prohi-
bited coin, with the permiffion of the French Go-
vernment. The mock Emperor's decree, prohibit-
ing the royal Bourbon coin in France, has castled
great diccontent and coalition in all the lowerbranclics
~f commercial dealing. The decree of prohibition
is of the s 3th of Anglia ; on the aotb it was publithed
at Paris, and upon the fame day thefe coin were
ma,ie unlawful, and their valise was reduced 301.
401. and even hol. per cent. of their former value.
Neutral travellers now in this country do not he-
(state to fay, that this financial operation was
known for months befire it was carried into effea,
to the fecret agents of BONAPARTE and Tatter-
; RAND. There men accordingly made arrangements
to turn it to their advantage, so the ruin of the ho-
ilea trader and the indußrious tart of the community.
The fuddenTheggary and chili-els, in which many
have been thus involved, have led to the Shedding of
blood in the country as well as in the capital ; but
I the bayonets of BOWAPAare, although they could not
I Rifle clamour, have compelled flibmiffion, and the
Imperial gaols contain prifor.trs deftined to death cr
tranfpni ation for their oppolihan to this revolution-
' airy plunder.

The following Wringers aunt officers on board the
Admiral Aplin, at the time of her capture by the
ffyche, French privateer, were carried into the Mau-
tit Ms—

Mr. Jenkins, Sr* *Seer. Mr. Gerard, fecund ditto► Mr.
Hams, Winos. Mr. Webb, purfer. CaralnkHawkins, Madras
Infantry Mn. Hawkins and child, Captain Matsu, Malay
Corps, and Mn. Moffatt. Captain Henry, 1 snit Dragoons, ond
Loly. Mr: Illetterman, Ceylon Civil Stroke, and Lady. Cap-
lan. Marbeors; Malay Corp.. Captain Sam, ditto. Cancan
Doti, 63th regmaenk Mr Mollie, Surgeon on the Madras
Silabligirlitirt. Mr Me,. Roe Voimtecr Both Regiment.

The following Gentlemen were landed at Calcutta
with Captain }Loci'', ele Commander. who arrived
in England by the lad beet
Mr. Noler, third amcer. Mr. Moiler. Icrtrth ditto. Mak+
Morks.Ctrion Corps. oftpoikt D: Has.lland, Madras Engin. era.
I.tent. Foley, Bombay Marine. Mr. kutri, Volunteer boathay
MADAM M.Qn Willtlnlu, Raleigh, and Peltuer, Cadets for
Madras.

On the t4th February lalt, his Wajelly's Flo-
ainzo fell in with the French Maree, ;be
Poirepart•ust, off Mount Dilly, in the Eaftern
an captured her, after a very Irwin and galls')
Mance on the pan of the pfirateer. On board the
French veffel the lira and feeond Captains were daa•
;Dully wounded, the former luppoled mortally.
e are happy to add, that there were no calualties
on our fide either in killed or wounded.

The Patrepartout bad nut mot!: any captures dur
ing her crui z