Star.
London, England, 1811-04-05 00:00:00

NATAL iNTELLIGENCS.

FALMOUTH, APRIL t.
Sailed the Humesa armed ship , wad the ACTIVI eatteroaa a

PLYMOUTH, APRIL s.

The ROYAL Om., 74, is ordered round to Portsmouth it h
supposed she will be attached to the Baltic fleet. 'the %I/seam,
74, now in eawsand Bay, is ordered to Chatham, to be paid et
and laid up. She sailed this afternoon. The Loraa frigate sailed
yesterday, with coovoy for Portsmouth; and the WAITINO
schooner, with dispatches for Li/Mena GILAKAIA and Admiral
Keitirs, at Cadiz: she has also taken out aMe eager, smutted
with the Thanks of both Houses of Parliameni to the Ar-
nay, for the late brilliant affair at Barosa. Arrived the Nevun.,
(2) tender, front Dubin, wit► laapressed men for the Navy; the
MULLIT schooner, from Malmo!' ; and the PTIACLIt gun-brig,
from the Rochefort station. Sailed the Haas), 74, tor the Dewar;
the POICTItaII, 74, for the itochelort station ; the Elias And
Jane tender, for Dublin; the ilex gun-brig, with a small cop
Toy for Guernsey ; the Mona's-roar ►ired brig, with convoy kg
Swansea; and the SAVAGt sloop of WAY, with coevoy for tys
Downs. Went out of harbour, the CoaamstAux, 74, and Ss-
ItIRAIIIS frigate. Captain Katt, of the Unit:oast Hive, is
appointed to the ACA,TA, of 40 guns, fitting for sea at this port
and Captain JAL'', of the ROTAL GLOILOR, is appointed to the
Unacoax.—Wind W. N. W.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 4.

Sailed tte WootveaiNe, for Gibraltar, Malta, Ste. Wind N i.
DEAL, Al'ltlL 4.
Sailed the NTMPIE cotter, with about 14 sail miter convoy :•
the westward.—Wind N. E.

SHEERNESS, APRIL 4.
Sailed the STARLING, LITL. Via°, and Vntztt, to the Norti,
ward.

His &Warn' walked as usual yesterday morricg,
on Windsor Terrace, accompanied by the Duke cf
CAMERIDGE, the Doctors keeping at a distance His
MaJam' afterwards gave audience to the Archbishop
of Cat.reasnav and the Earl of Avutsvoan, two of
the Members of the QUEEN'S Council. Her MAIESTE
was at this time at Fmgmore, whither she had gone
with the PRINCESSES to take an airing. On her return
she gave audience to the above Lords of her Council,
and his MAntsre, on their taking leave of hint, re.
Bustled his walk on the Terrace.

We are authorised to state, that the paragraF
which lately appeared in some of the public papers
mentioning ,e that the plates of several notes had bees
stolen from the Bank," are without any found...lion.
The Duke of QuzeNstrautv's sale was yesterday
most brilliantly attended ; every one seemed anxious to
obtain a relic of a man who was once so muchlluoked
to for his universal taste. Though his house was some.
what of the old school, it was of the first order of that
school, every thingin it via s.splendid and well chosen.

Lnrd Sackville's horse Pan is matched against Lord
Oxford's Victoria, at the First Newmarket Spring
Meeting, for 200 guineas.
Saturday se'nnnight Captain DAY, of the Royal
Westminster Militia, lying at the Barracks, Sunder.
land, unfortunately fell over the Pier, and it being low
water, he was so much bruised as to die in a few hours.

A duel was fought yesterday morning, in the fiele;
of Marybonne," betwixt a Gentleman of the name cl
Fasset, who resides in Gloucester-place, and a Gen-
tleman unknown. Mr. Fasset was wounded severely
in the shoulder.

COMMON COO:CLL.—Yesterday, after several Peti.
tions and Reports had been read, the Court selected
from several models, one for a Statue of his Ma-
Jrarv, and referred it to a Committee to carry Lao
execution. The Committee for General Purposes; tc,
whore it was referred to consider of increasing the
Allowance to the Lord Mayors, reported, that they
had inquired into the expences of former LardMaycns,
and recommended, that the sum of £l5OO per annual
should be added to the allowance of the late, present,
and future Lord Mayors ; which was agreed to, and
the Chamberlain directed to pay the same in future.—
The Court subscribed £525 to the Fund at Lloyd';,
for the relief of the British prisoners in France.-147.
Favar,L, in a short and appropriate speech, which
was seconded by Mr. Slade, movea that the Thanks
of the Court should be given to Generals Gahm
and Dilkes, and the Officers, Non-commissioned On-
cers, and Privates, for the valour and conduct Litt ly
displayed- on the heights of Barrosa, where they ob-
tained a most decided' victory over a very superior
force of the enemy ; also, that the Freedom of tne
City, and a Sword, valsie 200 guineas, be given to
General Graham, and the Freedom and a Sword,
value 100 guineas, to General Dilkes. i'hese motion:
' were carried unanimously.—Sec Advertisement is tit
front of this Paper.
OLD Batter.—Yesterday,WdLSeXton was convicted of steel.
ing a glass goblet, value 75. from the shop of Mr. J. Balls, Are.
tioneer ; as was Chas. Gunner, for stealing several articles of west'
ing apparel Irom the house of Daniel Taylor, tailor, with whria
he worked; and Geo. Doran, fur stealing two silk handkerchiefs
from the shop-window of Mr. W. Price, Oxtord-street.—Sert:sl
-other convictions took place, for offences of a trivial nature.
Jeremiah Holey, a drover was then tried on an lodictnert,
charging him with wilfully and maliciously cutting James Mel-
ted with a certain knife, intending thereby the said J. Matted t,
kill and murder. Several witnesses were heard in support ofets
charge; but the prisoner succeeded in establishing an dJi, Free-
ing that he was in Sc. Bartholomew's Hospital a: the tune whets
the offence was said to be committed, consequewly he was t
quitted.—The prisoner was detained to take his trial for a felani.
Mary West was tried for stealing linen, the property of two
laundresses, in the neighbourhood of Hampstead. I here were
two indictments against her, and she was found guilty upwt loth.
Being recognized as an old thief, she was admonished, and gives
to understand that her punishment would be as severe us the be
in cases of larceny can inflict
Catharine Roach, alias Murphy. was capitally convicted of
uttering a counterfeit sixpence to Ann Burch, and having beferg
been convicted of being a common utterer of base money ; at
was also Charles Turner, for stealing a gold watch, chain, eel
seals, the property of Lewis Cogan. in a dwelling-huute.
Prue bills were found by the Grand Jury against Daverri
Sedley and hie Son, Charles Gabriel Gustavus Kierulff, and F.:.
ward Meyer, for a conspiracy, with intent to defraud the Marva
of Headfort of sundry bills of exchange.
' Matt•LAtis.—To-day the Market has again tolerable quo.
Cities of Wheat on hand, mostly second and inferior,
which ra-
ther give way in price ; but fine fully suppurs the last quotrica
—Barley in short supply, and a trifle dearer—Malt, with While
Peas, fully keep their prices—New Tick Bean: 325. to ses. Obi
as under—The remainhig supplies of Oat, are somewhat cons.:
derahle ; not marry fine; and this trade named at last niiO4
prices--Sales of Rota at the late reduction.
OINIR•1 QUILISINCY AS VIIptIP.
Wheat 645. 781. 885. Beans. 505. 575.
Pine ditto, Ns. 965.
Rye, (new) 36% 405. Oats, 19s. 246.275.
Barley, 451. 375. Od. Poland ditto, I.Be. tau
Malt, 645. 71'. Tick ditto, 445. 481.
Petatee ditto, 32..
White Peas (Boilers) 465. 511 s. Rape Seed .C 45 Pia
Grey ditto, 37.. 435.
Fine Flour, 735. to ses„—Alesseds,

. On 'Tuesday% the 2d instant, the Lady of Georgeffievelisfig
Proctor, Hi. of a Daughter, at her Father's hou,:, the Priori
near Reading.

I.ONDON : Printed aul published by Leval. K ENT, at the ETAS
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