Star.
London, England, 1803-04-11 00:00:00

AND, if FR Lt. r I Lt, SAME DATE.

I .Ifll lorry to inform that we are again be6rretl by
di, llt anal all rat othecri NI,/ to arms to foul the
plarc. I, for my p. rt, have tux:. out for theft three days pall
Inlittle nn. nta3ni, purfultut x:itt kat:thing to difpatrh thcm.—
herry tia...r it ar,zit itacrtatiJ; nothing doing but &feinting
ourirlyr. :.r.siat Rut t.te vn.ti Is conistkrol We,
prnv't! ".1 the port- arr. :..lardett, whik!.. a: this time. Are wi
•Ihrre latrly srtived • Ltw :rips, and Kiang mom
are howl( ext.', art:
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•• Ti Itr.r.na. arc often lien from ,tir f-. 2 ports 3mongll the
mete—Colt, Is from 24 ,o :; fins; fuser not to be Lad .11
4.111.1 :rt.rit • :.1 circlet:Mon II on. this arc Witt, as 4 geTle .1.11,
U.fn...:att of .I'•.•.ril IVA. %lunar Lc arce."

POLICF, &c.

Row-s r El.-01. Satnrd.+v morningthe patties
who have any knowledge of the late unfortunate
dud attended at the above ()nice, and underwent
a long private examination betiire Sir Iticnaan
Foitu, and regular ir.formations were taken, and
they were bound over to profecute at the enfuing
Seffions. Captain Macnamara was not prefent, on I
account of Mr. Heavilitle, the Surgeon, having
given his opinion that he could not fafely he re-
moved,
hut as loon as he can ht will be removed •

to Ne %Tao e.
l_Ttnost HALL—On Saturday thirty-feven in-
formations were brought forward, again) loan of
the molt eminent dc.-lers in butter in this dillriet,'
for an infringement againd the Itatutes.
By the flatutes of the 36th Gen. 111. and a rub.
fecpient (Witte of the 38th of his prefent Majelty,
it Is exprefsly ettaaed, That it any perfon or
perfons (hall fell, or expore to fale, any calk or
calks of butter, without each and every g.f them
having a branded mark in legi:Ae chArAacni, in
manner following. to wit : on tit,: bone of each
calk the Tare is to he marked: and in the bottom
alto of each calk is to be branded, the name and
refidence of the cooper who made up the calk, he
or they Ihall forfeit ten fhillings." For non corn
pliance with there Aas, the prefent informations,
were brought.

Mr. 0s sw. who attended as Solicitor for the
profecution, !hued, that he was employed by 3
Committee of the molt eminent dealers 111 that
trade, to endeavour to correft the abufes that had,
in defiance of thole Aes, crept into the trade. In
London only, by the nefariou► praaices carried on,
the public were robbed of at lea 400,000 pounds
of butter annually. He did not mean to prefs for
heavy penalties, the obje& was to corred the Attie,
as fuch he would be content to take the common
penalties of ten Ihillings each firths. He then pro-
ceeded to prove his cafe. which he did lgAital
every one of the pylons-informed agaialt. They
were all convicted in the full penalty and colic.
Messina H.sus E.—Saturday a final invelliga-
tion of the alTair of Abraham Nreakisid, charged
with fleabag brandy out of a calk, took place be
fore the LORD Maros, when the pot boy, fo long
milling, and for whole apprehenfion a reward of
ten guineas had been offered, was brought for-
ward, and Rated tO the Lord Mayor, that he had
been decoyed away by the friends of the prifnner,
and by them kept in co flody in a garret. near Cut-
tain Roston. The owners of the liquor were
bound over to profecute.
William Legget, who kept a public !mule in.
Cow-lane, was deprived of his licence, fur (offering
gambling in his houfe on a Sunday.
jogai Cavesqb was fully committed for trial,
charged with fiealing the wears of a Iheep from
a wholefale butcher an Leadenhall market. •

Guss.oum.s..--.Saturday a young elan of the
name of Hodiloa, underwent an examination be.
fore Sir IL C. Gt.ru, charged with robbing Mr.
Hobden, working jeweller and inanufalturer. with
whom the prifoner lived journeyman, of jewellery
goods to a very large amount. The Alderman
committed him for trial.

/11•11.11011.01IGII•ITILIIIr..—A few days ago a
French Gentleman of didindtion was brought be
fore the Sitting Magi!trate. charged with fending
a challenge to another French Gentleman. The
parties were on intimate terms, and the former
had requelled the complaisant to isle his influence
refpating throe appointment in favour of the for-
mer, which he- did, but it had not the defired
felt; in confequence of this he received a ch.&
lenge, but the complainant declined to fight in
London, and was ready toga over to Hamborgh
to give him fatisfaaion. The other infilled he
Ihould go to Paris and fight him there. This he
alto declined, alledging it would be dangerous for
him to go to Paris, having ferved in the EnglA
army. He, however, Wilting that he &sold fight
him, the complainant was obliged to have recourfe
to the proteeinn of the laws. The Magiifrate
bound the accufed party over to keep the peace.
WNITICHAPEL.—Saturday Charla Dyer, a ler-
want to a captain of a fhip in the American trade,
was fully committed for trial on a charge ti . ob.
bing his mailer of a large quantity of goods. 1114
were on board for exportation.
On Wednefday laiL Mifs Wsoc. and another
Lady, returning to Town from Alton in their ear
riage, the honks took fright, and ran away. The 1
carriage wasoverturned, and the coachman killed
on the fpot. The Ladies efcaped with a few flight
brulles.

A fire broke nut co Saturday mowing in a honk
No. 6, EyreAreet, Cletkenwell, the intide of
which it entirely defrayed, and materially da-
mageJ the horde, No. 7, immediately adjoining.
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