Star.
London, England, 1803-06-15 00:00:00

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

To the FOUDROYANT, NORTHUMBERLAND, AVDA.
ALEXANDER, SUCCESS, IA BONNE
and the EL COIL so brig, for the capture of the French
(hip of war lc Gcnereux, a difli ibution will be made
at Barnard's Inn, cm Thurfclay, the 3oth
The NAIAD, for the capture cf Ls Chcri, will be
paid on Tburfday the 23d

FROM LLOYD's LIST.
GIAVZSZNII, JUNK 14 ...Jared by the Coromandel, &Ming,
from China; (nod Hope, Bakker; Yo•lngaDd
Vrow Margaret*, from Embden; Tucker,--, from —;ane-
Mel; 'label*, Hare; WiWaken, —; Enterprise, Dawl'on ; Joke
and Robert, —; and' the Sufanab, Robfai; from Memel;
Friendfhip, Jones; Polar, Moore; and Fenwirk, Maiden, from
Chriftlans.—Salled the IVlatviana, Carr, for Africa; Perreveramor;
Hayes, for Barbadms; Britannia, for Jamaica; Marfa
—, for Dublin; Anna,Payater, for Waterford; Beekf, Hun;
for Cork; Race Hork for Newry; Sybille, Lewis, tor
Riga; Good Intent, and Meet,—. foe Peeriburgis.

The Kum has been pleated to grant the Dignity
of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, to the following Gentlemen, and their
heirs male, viz.

Ricmiao BROOKE Do CAVILS. 13100ILE of Greatitt
the County of Northampton, and of Abed.): andMro , io
the County of Cork, Efq.
The Right Hon. Joan firawarr, of Adweree, In the Cosset
of Tyrooe.
The Rev. Jamas Seaonoe' . Clerk, M.A. of Tynan, to the
County of Armagh, and ofThornhill, in the Couoty of Dtdrlin.
The Hamburgh Merchants had a meeting yeaer.
clay. The communication with the 'Continent will
be kept up through a Danifh port.
We troderfland all palfports for France were flop-
ped yeßerday. Many French who were upon their
return home, are confequently obliged to remain in
this country.
Yellerclay morning the Royal Carnarvon frtlitis
marched into Lev:ahem, on their route to Canterbury.
where they were met by Vifcount By LLLLL v. the
Lord Lieutenant of the county, who expreffed
bim-
felf highly pleated with their foldier-like appearance.
and gave twenty guineas to the men, and five guineas
to their wives.
The Fsvaorrton, of 44 guns, will be paid off to.
morrow at Chatham. The crew have volunteered
theirfervices on board the Ea, prt an a s and MONARCIf.
The Yos a, of 64 guns. was ordered into commit-
Son yeßerday, at Woolwich, and Captain MiTiORD
apcotnted to the command cf her.
The COLOSSUS, of 74 guns, Captain G. MARTIN'.
has received orders to proceed from Woolwich to the
Note, as espeditionfly as poffible.
The HALDER frigate is to be Rationed off the river
Humber, for the protedlion of thaaserthant veLfels at
that place.
Such pilots as are bell acquainted with the cealL.
from Dunkirk to the Teel, are fent in loch !hips as
cruise on that Ration. _

The Admiral Rainer, Lay ; the Ann and Amelia.
Galloway; the Shair Berangoye, Bruno' from Ben-
gal for London, were parted with by the Cecilia.
Thomai, arrived from Bengal, Eve dais before the
arrived at St Helena. _ _ _

The Hope, De Waal. from Surinam, infected in
the ER of the syth of May by millake to be detained
at Cowes. arrived in the River the Bth inR.
The Oughton. Stewart, of Glafgow. was drove on
(bore at Cfiarleßown the tsth of May, but is expel,
ed to be got with little damage.
The new Theatre Royal. Liverpool, was opened
on Monday Zak to a numerous and genteel audience. ,
who telitfied moR warmly their approbation of its
magnificent appearance.
Sournwatia Esscroom.—The Rate of the poll at
its daft yetlerday, was thus reported on the board at
the Huftings :—For Mr. TIRRNIT; Ls )8 t Sir
Tao-
was TURTON. 1468; majority yo. &it in the C(.111-
mime Room of Sir Tmostas Tun von the following
numbers were exhibited: For Sir Tumuli TURTON.

1587 t Mr. T 1 1566; majority 21 —This dd.
ference utiles from the worthy Baronet's Committee
;aiding upon a number of votes which the High
Bailiff difputcs, being thole tenant► whole taxes dre
paid by the landlord. Sir Totowas was yellerday
again dray' a is triumph through the principal AMC!!
of the Borough by the populace.
Coari•Mattarr,Maaa-Laar, Jose ry.—The prices
of Grain, at our Market, tontinue to-day the fame
as on Monday LI, without any satiatioe.•
Assigs of Ballati.—Yeßerday the Loss Maros
on infpeding the Meal Weighers' reports, ordered the
price of &cad to be continued the Came as lad week.
vie. oil. the Q2anctit Lvaf of Wheaten, and Sid,
H 01114144.

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crn tke LONDON G ETTEJence i 4.

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LAN' iNTBLLIGENCB.

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4>,,r7

)nt in the Royal Cheshire Militia, figned
I ~•,rkl Lieutenant. 'l'o be Captains,
roe', Tfq. Dated pine 1, 18°3.
Henry &AI, I (qrs. Dated June 1,1813.
I :t.nann—Janics Bailey, F. 4. Dated May 12,1803.
• ~:. Q.2::t,r-Nla..tcr--Jofeph flincks, Eft Dated as above.
BANKRIJPTCV SUPERSEDED.
Inas Arnctd, now or 'Ate of Cantert,ury, gent, ebectemonger.
BANKRUPTS. •
'.n 1 er. mon, of Saffron-Walden, Eire:, feedfmaa, dealer and
.• • ,:1:31, to furrendcr Jure 18,28, and July 26,at ten, a Gulld-
i, ll.n
A.:nnicy, hlr..l'arner,Ntagaret-ftrect,Catendlthafquare.
I W balky, of Eohon. Lancafhire, eotton.msnufadurer,
,• •• - chapntan, Jove 21.29, and July 6, at ekven, at the
Artns, in Bol:on. Attorney, Mr. Boardman, Wood's.

v , Bolton.
Ifi •- e E'.ltOn and 'l lint Bentley Buxton, of Laceftcr, ban-
a-d partners, J t.nc 27,30, and July 26, at elvers,
at the
\\*l-he Hart Inn, I. i:efter. Attontics, hteirrs. Cartlale,
HaB-
T•I, and Spear, Holborn-court, Gray's-Inn, London.
3o1•:, 11,1W(On, late of Liverpool, but now of St. Janes's-Brat,
W..tindrifter, merchart, dealer and chapntan Tune 18, July 9,
2;,,; tt.,, at teeth c, GA:Pathan. Attornics, hieffrs. Ward, Dens
nett, and Cireaves, Henrietta-Rivet, Covent-Gardak
'fl omas Ridcout, of Llancbeiter, merchant, dealer and ehapman,
June at, 25, and Jul? 26, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms,
Manebefter. Attornies, /lairs. Duckworth and Chipphidali,
?‘"attcheiter ; or Mr. it al& Ellis, Curlitur.fireet, Loudon.
;,0m ',outran, tate of WhWour.7h, Southampton, coachrnalter,
cfcal.tr and ch:pman. !line 20, at three, lune at, at tan„.and July
1.6 • t 1 vn, at the Vat: Hart Inn, Whitcburch. Attorney,
Mr. \ Monekton, at Whitchurch.
h I yaU, Lae of Woodbrit,e, St•ffolk, vidlualler, dealer and
cli ?own, June 24, 25, and July 26. at eleven, at the Crown Inn,
e. A ttornies, Mr. John Alexander, Bcdford-row,
I.endon ; or T. ie. It ~frat. of Woodbridge.
Y.'lliant Pr7an. Etc of White Lion-court, Birchin-lane, London,
f. nee of t'..c 1117nd • iamaica, and now of Camwell, Surrey,d
inercLant, June as, and July 16, at one, a betr GuildhalL—
Attorney, Mt. K. V.'. l'or:vs. Hy-place.
DIVIDENDS.
1- ly 5. John Burton Tinamings, now es late of Purtfea, Hants,
rcater, ac ten, at Guiklh:ll, London.
1../ 4. Re'te rt .Altdowne, late of the Cliffe, near Lewes, Suffer,
merchant, at eLven, at the Bear inn, in the elita
e 5. James Halflude the elder, James Half hide the younger,
Fe.or trd Half hide of Morton, Surrey, calico-printers and
i
partn,-s, at ten, at Guildhall. London.
J•d;• 3. John Howett, of Saint Martin's-lane, Saint Martin in the
adds, arpeoter and builder, at tat, at Guildhall.
j-'y S. John Hinde, late of Prefion Hows, Cumberland, but now
Itoondiditen, Laskin, Scerthant, at eleven, at GuildhhlL
Joiy 9. William Creighton, 1-te of Great St. Helen's, Londe"
Lt.itant, at twelve, at puilaall.
Jul, 6. Williams Hardy, in Gloacater, linen-draper, at eleven,
it
the Lower George Inn, Weltgate-fliect, Gloucefter.
July t. Charles Tatiock, of Cateaton-ftreet, London, merchant
and wereboufemen, at eleven, at Guildhall.
ply S. Thomas B ker and John bhc eland. of Exeter, woollen-
drapers ataf partscrs, at ten, at uildhall, I.ondon.
July c. Jofeph Monday, of Kingiton-upos.Hull, cornfadtor, at
eleven, at the White Hart Tavern. Kingfron up
on-liulL
July t 6. William Wbeldale, of Oxford-Item, Middlefat,
linen-
draper. at ten, at Guildhall
July c. 'William Thompfon, of Great Portland-ftrect, Middlefex,
coal-merchant, at one, at GuildhalL
July S. James Roberts. late of Aflifoevl, Kent, Cdverfinith, at ten,
at Gaikaß, London.
July 5. Wane Rib. iro Furtado, of South thee, Finflury-fguarst
merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Julys. George Glover, of Dean-fireet, Sotto, hfiddlefer, grocer,
at ten, at Guildhall.
July 5. Jonathan Fox and William Fox, of the Pavanait, 9nibu-
ry, London, merchants and partners, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July 5.• Cbelitepber Alderfoo, of Beetles, Suffolk, fl o, keeper, at
eleven, at the King's Head-inn, Beetles.
July 6. John Beason Willis, now or late of Cokliefter, Fier,
merchant, at ten, at tlieThree-Cups Inn, Colebefer.
July 9. James Kilpatrick, of Popes-headadlq, London. merchant
at iv/clue, at lakildhalL

BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND.
Ifich. Kelly. of PemLroko.quay ; and Mith. Macaw, at Wex-
ford, merchant, to forrendtr on the ald and 231 haft. and :3d
July.

COURT OF lOWA BENCH. JUKE it.
Mr. Bassin z•faid he had, in the courfe of the laR
Term, obtained a Rule againft a Lieutenant in his
Majefly's fervice, for an attachment for not obeying
a Writ of Habeas Corpus, to bring up the body of
an apprentice, who was alledged to have been im-
preffed and detained againft his will in the tea fervice;
but the Defendant had failed with my Lord Nelfon.
and the Italisirad not been ferved'on him. He bad
no doubt, but that on confidering the matter, the
Admiralty would order the apprentice to be difcharg-
ed. which was the foie object of his motion ; in the
mean time, he moved that this Rule fliould be en-
larged, which was ordered accordingly.
THZ RING O. •••••••••••.•• NORTON, Iflitt
Mr. ERSE ma Rated, that he was to thew canfe
spina a Rule which had been obtained in a former
term, calling upon the defendant, Mr. William Mil-
t •-, who is one of his Majelly's Jullices of the Peace
to. ,lie Welt Riding of the County of York, to thew
.., if: wl,y a criminal information 6Ould not be filed
•,'.l.m ler at:ling improperly and opprelßtely
tn-
• ta lalsouring collier. By the 6th Geo. 'III.
• 5. among other things, it was provided. that
if CC rc:A.o detcriptions of perfonss and among ethers
• rs. abfented themfelves from their matters' ler-
withouticave, it was competent to the Magif-
-1,-.ites of the place, on a convißion, to commit them
t t!,e Houfe of Correltion for a period not exceed-
three months ant lefs than one. This man, whofe
slaw: was Jagger, had prerrioufly been convi&ed of
slAcrtinpliimfell from hi Omatter's work without leave,
by Mr. Lodge, another-tlagifirate ; but, out of hu-
manity, the lawwas not put in force againtt him.—
hie was a kerma time coneitied of the fame offence
at a petty feff,oas,Lefore four Magiftrates, of which
the defendant was one. His maner, John Mitchell,
F.fq. Rill continued to exercife his humanity towards
him, and no commitment took place. However, this
worpk, fpent -a bisgger,
time in alehoufes, f inflead of returning to ho
thatishis m
maileratter's
was obliged to take another information againft him,
which was done before the defendant, when he was
cons ieted and the- complaint 'Tema the Magiftrate
was, liat he had conviaed him without hearing his
evidence. Mr. Abraham Fletcher, the agent of his
manse., and who hired him, proved the contra& he
had entered into, and that he had been guilty of a
breach of it. This collier called feveral witneffes ;
but none of them being able to give any evidence re-
(petting this contrail not being able to fay any thing
that was at all relevant to the cafe, they were difmil-
fed. A ion d the name of Riehardfon appeared
before the Magiftrate as the patron of Jagger, and
laid, would expend socol. rather than that
Awls , don; this man. He read a long
Antes, (Wing. among other
twerfering, and one of them
on !talking daily before
opped him, and gold him