Star.
London, England, 1811-05-07 00:00:00

DEAL, MAY 6.

Sailed the whole of tke outward-bound, under conv:.y of :he
ZErttra sloop of war; SAN Dosencc•, Mmttir.o', Be 310 AD,
BILLONA, VALIANT, and Arrive for oft Flushing. Wind E.

SHEERNESS, MAY C.

Arrived the !Avatar from the Northward.—Gone out of
hatbour the Dtri-NDER.—Came into harbour the it-avEN.—
The Qu ZEN CLIAKLUTTZ last night broke her mooring arras is
Shrernesa harbour, the wind blowing hard, anti drifted OR 114011;
but was got off iirtlie nett tide.

The MINERVA frigate a tiled yesterday from Parts.
mouth, with Mr. Fo.rEiton board, for America.
A cartel from Morlaix has arrived at Dartmouth,
having on board Mr. Small, an American Messenger,
with dispatches front the American Charge d'Affaires
at Paris, to Mr. PINCKNEY. The Essex was ready to
sail from Cowes opt Saturday, and only waited ler A
fair wind, which she would have yesterday morning,
and would no doubt avail herself of. Mr. SMITH,
however, taking the chance of the Essex being det t.:..
cd, intended to set off last night to Cowes, with 1.112
dispatches.
Vice-Admiral MURRAY is appointed to the C.:
Naval Command at Yarmouth.
The Portuguese Government has, by a recent IX.
tree, doubled the pay of the Honottralile Adniir..l
-BaurcELEv, and Captain Sir THOMAS HARDY; ti.;
former of whom holds the rank of Command.. r-i• •
Chief, and the latter of a Chief of Divisioa, in ti.:.:
Royal Armada.
EAST INDIES. —Accounts have been received cf a
very extraordinary conspiracy at Bombay. Mr. Os.
Boaxt, sub-Treasurer of the Settlement, sus•ecOng
the native Clerks in the Treasury of malversation,
gave notice, that on a particular day he would inves.
agate their accounts, andexpect to tind their balances
accurate.
The clerks, tistive Indians, borrowed the necess:ry sums of the
money changers to in“he their balances compteat while passim
' elimination, and engaged to return the sums, su borrowed, c,
day, they having rot the least doubt 'hat these su,us wcuid I,a
again entrusted to their custody. But Mr. Osborne, Gil tie& ;
the balances accurate, clapped locks upon the whole of di: tr...•
sure every night, thus its effect keeping it in hie possess:dn.
i The native clerks a,stonished and driven to despair, tlwir ran
being inevitable, formed a conspir;:cy against the life of A1r.0.-
iborne. They were betrayed, apprehended, and carried lie:,,r,
the Snperintendant of Police, who dismissed them on the grc,.l.!
;of want of sufficient evid.nce. But, they were apprthc!..::4
I again, committed, tried, and convicted.
'I hey now complained of Mr. Briscoe, the Superintenc:ar.! at
Police, for having failed to protect them agreeably to their cl,:::-
tation, and tact came out which occasioned Ow app resin:
trial, and conviction of the Superintendart of Pvlice, f.:t c.:-
ruptly favouring the escape of the Native Clerks.
The RICORDZIt pronounced sentence as follows, on the greet
thief criminal, .—that you be imprisoned for five years is ;:•:,
prison of Bomisay, that you be placed once a year in the pli.ty,
that you be twice publicly whipped through the Bazar •,ntarki'.
that you be fined ten thousand rupees each, and impriseneJ LI
the fine is paid. The lire punishment of whipping W4l icil•c:c4
next day, ha presence of twenty or thirty thousand spectators.
The trial of C. J. Briscoe, Esq. in India, wil.::.
lasted three days, excited a considerable sensatir .
He was indicted for corruptly and wiifully ceu,p'•
with others, to obstruct and impede the cours,!cf ..,
Lice, by preventing the trial of certain conspirea 1, •
murder Mr. Osborne. The Jury lound him T.. 1:,
but most strongly recommended him to mei c.
A blse and cruel occurrence which took pla,-.:. a ftw
days :ince at Newrrar ket, is the sufject of gene: .1. r.'l.
versation and surprise among the treepienters ; : .: e
Turf. Several horses were entered for the Claret StakJi,
and, as usual, were taken out in the morning r r!.1::-.•
day) for excr,:icu. They all drank, as ue nat r.
stand, at one watering-trough. Some time :!!:er
had been watered, six of them were observe : tc 5.,,.•
ger, and then to roll about in the greate'.:: .1•,-,,r: .
The horses poisoned were Lord Fot,Ev's P,..,,,,c: ,
and Spaniard ; Lord Ii!NNAIRD'S Dant.y ; ;'',!. S. ,•
wELL'a Reveille and Crlebs ; and Sir FRAM( 6 7..0 •
131511% colt, by Eagle. The last nurse i, dead. , .:.;

poison was arsenic A reward of 500 g.ii::e•ts i..t
been offered by the Jockey Club.

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