Star.
London, England, 1803-04-02 00:00:00

PORTSMOL7'H, APRIL r.

General TR lac a is expelied here to•morrovr, to
go out in the Jurro frigate, Captain Rlc ARDsoc,
to Gibraltar.

Ann

Sailed from St. Helen's the NEPTUNE, of 89
guns, Captain DRURY ; and VENERABLE, of 74
guns, Captain SEARLE, for Cawfand Bay ; alio
the AMELIA, of 44 guns, Captain Lord PROSY,
with fome of the 83d regiment, for Jerfey.
The AM EHION, of 32 guns, Captain HARDY,
which was ordered to Jerfey, is now ordered to tit
for foreign fervice, and drop to St. Helen's, with
all potlilile bafle.
The GLADIATOR, convalefcent Blip, is commif-
fioned by Lieutenant Cos Not.t.v, her former com-
mander. The 11:x-roe, Capt. SKIPLEY, is releafed
from quarantine, and ordered to Plymouth, to be
paid off.

DOVER, APRIL, s.

The Exprefs, Captain DELL, -failed IA tide
with a foreign Mail.. ME, GORIIILL, King's Mef•
fenger, is arrived in Town to embark for France,
with difpatches r he fails as loon as tide permits, in
the PRINCE of Weiss, Captain Surrom, and ap-
pears to be in great halle to go. Sir WILLIAM
PLAINT CALL is alfo arrived, to embark in the
DUCHESS or YORK, Captain 11'arsos, and Mr.
BROOKES and family. Owing to the calm which
has prevailed all day, and part of yeflerday, we
have had no arrivals from France. It is laid that
there is a veffel becalmed about 9or to miles off.
The MtLIBROOK fchooner preffes men in the Roads,
but as yet there has been no prang on Ihore. .

SHEERNESS, APRIL E.
Sailed his M,ajefty's Chip ALSIOII j and arrived
from Deal the GitIYMOUND frigate. The ARDIS r
has alfo arrived from Chatham.
Part of the men are removed from the WIN-
CHILStA to the ZEALAND; but Sir J. SAUMASEZ'S
flag Rill flies on board the former.
Mr. RICHARD Run's', of the Hulk here, is ap
pointed Boatfwain to the Hulk at Deptford.

MTI.FORD, MAR CH 29.
This day the Diligence cutter. in the ferviee of the Co flints,
brought Into poet the Brothers, of Gun-nig, bun bent 2 1 tons,
with 320 cabs of (pirits and fome to►acco on board.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

DPA L. APRIL L.—Saßed the Hqb Inglis, Fairfal, for In-
dia, and leveral other outward bound. Wind S. E.
Ott AVS SEND, Arai L.... Sailed the Freedom, Conk, for An-
, tigna; Jorge Anna, Bohn, for Calais; Brothers, Wicks, fur
Philadelphia; Vrow ;Amy, for Havre ; and Jong, Jr
I banner, Bergman, for Antwerp.
i Minivan—OE D- err, the Melpomene, johnfton, from ja.
; I Barkhoufc, Lawton, from ht.. Vincent's; Eliza, Bell,
from Virginia; Fliza, Malll, fmm Botrdeaut; Britannia,
Brown ; and Alert, Blyth. from Lt. Michael's. At Dartmouth,
Swallow, Blanklcr, from Oporto. At Briflol, Thomas., Mat.
'terrain, from Oporto; and Venturi, Bell, from Bilbao. Off
Swanage, William and ! lair', Duel(, tram Jt'ntaica. At Wa-
terford, ora, —, tram Oporto. At LondouJi.rry, Ann,
—,
fr. m Oporto. At Rouen, Rablii. —, from London.
At Havre, k.dward, Hopkins. troth Bolton. At Guetacy,
Flora, Lc Chen.. scot, lion, Vark,inia ; an I the F nen,
from Spain. At Gibral•ar, Mary, Foritcr, from Bcll.it. .‘t
Oporto, Rohe t and Elizabeth, —, front 1.:v07r., I. At
Mahon, Minerva, (rem Gitgr....r. At 'fetal...). Rt.,
nomee, Curtin, mom Dunkirk. At Jamaica, Din-kmefi li,
; Aurora, ;coking ; Refolution. Dumett ; Lady Johndian,
- and RailJeigb, Otraling, from Lon Con.

We are concerned to (late the lufs of his Majefly's
Chip Ihrta rr, of 28 gun., commanded by
Captain Br co sit. With fume other frigates the
was convc)ing the 13 rll rzginient to the Ifland of
Jerky, and nut hating a proper Pilot on board,
the unfortunately itruck on a fonken rock a little
ditlance horn Nuirmont N, tat in that Miami, on
hattirdly afternr.on Lttl, a:Jiat four o'clock, and
in about fifteen minutes (he filled. The beats from
the other mcn cf war and the Chore were
employed in raving the people, Ant though -every
pofEble election a•as made, we are cou''.crneJ tr
fay that about forty lives wets uutoritmately

—Out of there ten were rolidl..rs, two v:nmen,lrld
three children, ad Cie red A;le !;•arn,:n.
The DrrsttnrlNE I, WC 111,0:11I1(1, %('llt iJer
broadside on the reek, and at ir.W water parr .of
her quarter Meese and het rein!:, were two
days alto-. As the, v•eAtl),:r wa, v.pirAi)le,ll,,pc,,,
were entertained of Ruing a pal t of her hores,&c,
for which piirpofc boats wet.! enli.loyed.
Th'! detachment of Royal Mai board the
ur.lol tun:lEl2ly 11 ruck,
was commanded by Lieutenant Da 1. , ftal of Mr.
DATA. ni H ittnn.g,:trden, and who i happily
Arbor,7 tLe numher Ow ale farcd.

The rp1y....9 anJC..".lor are or.kred to he paid riff At Pont
mouth, aad 7rotecti ins will hegrantcd Sr.mu thr Lori titi.e
rr, 7.1' try thya, toy may h.ilL •
:cent their
The Juno, C wtain R:CitARDifIN,t4 to 64iraltar,aril
is (0:171:i:dna itorei anti pi ..ivilioes iiine mouthy
Ai.i,'ope, Sir SION 7.1' SIAI 11% r her I.
drat of NT.trines on "inn Liay niotainir. Ai Sht.er-
ncn, t Bay. 4. fly (hip;
of, to 1..i10w a; town
The ltutLil au,. Ur C..lll,l,tvht t:ir foreign Ltvie•
at Portimotith, And CtWfAti,: Hat i•tiniediattly.
C.tei Fit I.D arp4nrited t, the tVomaind of t.l.e
l;noninis, a new so gun :hip, fitting at. Von fr..otiCo.
I.l,lltChtlltt RICH A 0.11 to tht: COtilnlittki of the
felt, on r a P4-nouth.
'Ana,: 2.3. ED..% ARC, MON 7.14, appointed to the Egypticrol.
Mr. Bictis, Ittnitrwain o: the N'inory, Bucio aia
of the R.itturdani hulk.

'l'he Sally, Jaekrun, was condemned at Nlartiniyie un the
aid of January.
The Itiepttme, Henry, from Lifhon. had fir of her crew
impreth.d, ctf the Sherries, by the Aron° frksme.
The Lords of the Adniiralty have E.;iteLti protedlions to the
fining imAcks employed in bringing fifh to the London marketl.
The Hon. Captain Bouverie is appointed to cuounand bis
IVlajeity'4 Ihip Mercury.
Yelterday a Court of Directors was held at the Eaft Wiz
Huufe, when the undermtnticased (hips were taLen up for l.a
Voyages:—.

- 545 Tons
New Ship - 590 building at Newcaftle,T.HL: Re e.
Glory - $4O T. R. TA Y LOB,
NOrtkalllptoll 54$— Moll ES AGAR.

sio R. ST. CH.ll[l.lOOl.

C• met - 530 JOHN ST. BA R SE.
:slitTAI Stewart 600 I. G. WILK IN SON.

lord Eldon 540.-- Musts AGAR.
Cunand's Grove 570 W. and R. BA R ADAI LR ENT..
'the two Utter (hips, provided they arrive in England by the
firft we< k in June.
The Court adjourntd at fix o'clock till TueLlay ntit.

Yeßerday morning, at five o'clock, the Band
belonging to the Firit Regiment of root C3:11 ds
marched to Windfor to do duty during the (lay of
the ROYAL FAMILY at th:st place, far which their
MayEsrits and four of the Pattscassis fct o 3 in
the courfe of the day.
A Cabinet Council was held yeanday evening,
which Lifted till pail midright.
It is reported that accounts have been received
of a frefli aaion between the Turks and Mame-
lukes in Egyyt, in which the former were again
defeated. ii-wo days ago we laid a letter from
Malta before our Readers, which mentioned an
atcti:in in Egypt ; the prefect accounts may, per-
haps, he the details of the engagement noticed in •
that letter.

Mr. PITT is cape/led in Torn on Monday.
The 2d battalion of the 92d regiment embatked
on Thurtday at Chatham, at five o'clock in the
morning, for Ireland.
General MKvatcz has taken upon him the coin•
!mad of the Clonmel Diftrift.

Inertia,' morning, in confequence of pn attempt
to prefs for feamen on George's quay, Dublin, a
corfliet took place in which one of the l'refs Gang
was feverely wounded and conveyed to gerctr's
frofpital, with Icarctly any hopes of his recovery.
By letters from Jerky, of the 28th ult. we lear n
that the Frenchman, calling hirnfelf the French
Commercial Agent, hut iniaa a fpy, had left that
Wand the preceding week for France, to the great
joy of every one of the loyal inhabitants. Two
days after his departure the Commander in Chief
ordered guards to be mounted all round the ;Band,
and the Artillery were preparing the batteries for
immediate fervice. _ _

Wednefday evening died, at her Ether's hrtufe in
Great Marlborough. trees, of a decTme, Mils SID•
DON s, eldeft daughter of Mrs. St nnom s.
THE ORATOR 110.—The conclufion of this vsoble
Entertainment laft night, was honourable to the
Lille of the Public. Covent Garden Theatre was
completely full at an early hour. ,The addition of
Mrs. BlLL:moron to the Vocal Department, was
indeed a tower of ftrength.—Mr. ASH IA r fully de-
ferves the encouragement which has attended his
Oratorios, for the liberality with which he has
conduCted them. _ _ _

--••---•--
Nominations for the Lichfield
Sweepltakes of Ten Guineas each, with sul. added.
which doled March 25 :
Capt. Graham's h. c. Earl of Chefter, by Beningbrough,dana
by Jattice, 4 yrs old.
Lord Grofeenor's Squire Teazle, S yrs old.
Lord Crory, nor's b. c. by John Bull, out of Tut*, 3 yrs old.
Mr. Coventry's Sir John, 4 yrs old.
Mr. Ladbrokes Julia, 4 yrs old.
Mr. Malfey's Bay Molton, 4 yn
Lord Grey s ch.h. Edgar, 5 yrs dd.
Mr. Brooke's h. c. Parachute, 4 yrs old.
Mr. Dyott's h. v. by Eurtutdo, out of Yowl FE,ra. 4 rrt.
Mr. Carr's b. c. All.iatue, by Buzzard, dam by Higbfl7T:,
4 yrs
Mr. ChnintondeLy% b.h. Chain Cbeefe, by S.r Peter, 1./.0
or ‘ yn lad.
Mr. Gloy,r's eorldpinner 3 Try old, by Lforeck nk.
Mr. R.l,.!t'i Prime ..:.nifier (late Mae • .csti,i,.) 4 yrs old.
Ts.triwo,th and Curzon did not clam,
On 110n..1.1v next the State Lotto), will beg
Dr twin 2 :—The rickets and Shares are on (ale a;
the old Office o 1 Swirr and Co. in the Possii-
where a great proportion of Capital '`Y'
~es have
have been fold, in the late Lottetir

Monday next the State ;Jotter; commences
Thawing :—Tic lets
corner of the Bards ji e
,tws olhares are on rale at the
aingt,
Cot nhill, and faciag
the gate of the -s.ing's Me, Charing ClinS, Lon-
don. the Liceneed State Lottery Offices of Ri-
co Aeuvar, Griont.tick, and Co.
NJ-itcv.—On Monday next the State Lottery
he'_ ins Drawing. and will continue on every Mon-
.
tla y and Thurldiy, for lour weeks. The Titke:.
and Shares ale r=iling at Mr. Niciaotsco.'s Offise.
No. t 6, Corohill, where an authenticated lilt or
Real Fortunate Adventurers is inferted in the
Schemes at latae.—N. B. The highell Prizes art,
few of so,ocm:• and the 10w..t

POLICE.

Ittattstos House.—Yefierday an unfortunate
pauper died loon after he had been conveyed for
examination. _ _ _

It appeared that he had been noticed by a
Churchwarden of St. Mildred's, fitting at a door
in Grocer's Alley, in a wretched fituation. The
humanity of the Gentleman occafioned him to fend
the (trees keeper to afford him every relief and to
convey him to his parifb ; previous to which he
was taken to the Manfion Houle, where he expir-
ed. The account which the (beet keeper gave of
the deceafed was, that be Paid his name was James
Smith, and that he had been robbed and beat in'
Tooley-ilreet, but how lie came in the lunation in
which he was fonnd. no account could be given
The appearance of the deceafed was extremely in-
digent. He had on an old blue coat and dirty
trowfers. He was above the middle Sze, and ap-
parently about go.
The Loan MAYO/ ordered the body to be taken
care of until the Coroner's inqueft fhould fit on it.
THAMES Potter OFFICE.—On Thurfday morn-
ing early, Robert Alen, William Wilhilfen, and rho.
rotas Either, a daring let of men, were taken to the
Office, and examined in the ccurfe of the day, be-
ing charged on the oath of cne of the Surveyors
with (haling a bag of cotton, value near 301. and
a calk, containing yellow ochre, from a lighter,
lying along fide of a Hamburg!' yard, at Br idge-
yard, Tonley street. The p,iiimers were (topped
the preceding evening, about eight o'clock, row.
ing up with the tide a little above London Bridge,
and on the Officers demanding to fee their Lighter
Pafs Bill, replied, " Aye, I will give you a bill and
a receipt too, and be d--d to you." One of the
fellows (truck him over the head with part of a
broken oar, and knocked him down, whilft
kinfon was endeavouring to throw one of the Po-
lice Watchmen overboard ; a dreadful fcuffie now
valued, and the prifoners were in their turnbrought
down by the Officers ; at length another Police
boat came in view, which Fifher perceiving, leap-
ed overboard and swam away, but was picked up
and fecured with the other two, and the property.
They were committed for reexamination upon the
whole of the charges.
CHAMBERLAIN'S OPTlCL—Wednefday a painter
and glazier in the City Road, applied to the Cham-
berlain of the City of London, to enforce the (Cr
vitude of his apprentice. He hated that he had
left him between two and tin ee years fince, after
having formed three different confpiracies againft
him ; firft, by attempting his life; secondly, by
aecufing him of receiving ftolen goods; and,
thirdly, by endeavouring to ruin him in trade, by
Petting up a shop dole to him, and by taking his
cultom away. It was true he had fuffered him
to continue unmoleiled for near two years, during
which time he had Pet up his tingle horfe cliaife,
and had become not only his abfolute rival, but
had affumed an afcendancy over him the moil un-
warrantable and impudent. The young man de-
nied the charge refpeaing the confpiracies, and
faid, he was juilified in all the reit, by his mailer's
former cruel and improper candue towards him.
He added, that his intention was to sue out his in-
dentures, as they had not been inrolled at that
Office. The Chamberlain obfcrved, that he was
not prevented from doing to. but till that was ef-
feEted, his matter had a right to infill upon his Cer-
vices. The young man laid, he had no objeltion
to go back and terve his mailer till that was done.
He was Pure, however, that the first thing he was
let about would be to eking his ntafierVoes, which
would be followed up by all the indignities he
could think of. He was, however, content, and
would patiently bear his mailer's incivilities till
the next day, when lie tru fled the indentures would
be cancelled. The mailer expoflulated ; but the
Chamberlain could adminifter no redrefs, as by
his own negligence (not having the indentures in-
tolled), he was excluded from the rights of a

Afcarides, or (mall worms, belong to the Ver-
micular Tribe, and always take up their abode in
the reaum, interlines, or ftomach of the animal
they inhabit ; unfortunately for the human fpecies,
there they breed molt abundantly, infomuch that
they are found in the bodies of infants one or two
months old ! In the ftomach they caufe ficknefs
and irregular appetite; in the inteftines griping
pains ; but when in the ream, the afflicted has no
Tea by day, with itching, (hooting, and nipping
pains in the feat, that they cannot fit or nand M.
By night there (mall vermine come off in great
numbers of themfelves. Any perfan fo affieed
may have a complete cure by the ufe of Dr. GARD.
NOR'S Alterative Pills, No. 76, Long Acre, and
No. Shoreditch ; and which may be had of all
Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom, at s is.
sos. 6d. 4s. 6d. and as. Gd. figned on each box J.
GAIDWIR.—N. B. The Donor will give a hand-
form reward to thofe that detect the Hawkers who
counterfeit his lignature, 3S tome have done fo.
Diforders that proceed either from an impure
Rate of the blood, or a relaxed fizte of the nerves,
having, in innumerable inflances, fuhfided by a
courfe of SPILSOURY'I AlltirCOSIMiC Drops, too
much cannot be raid in praife of that invaluabk
preparation.. This unparalleled fitecers, Al the
'eft complicated cafes, has eftablifhed its celebrity
limit the univerfe ; indeed, where is it
filch a reflorer of the con flitution and
'the Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifm,
variety of other complaints,
•irnan nature ? Thefe
.id 6d. Joe. and
' to each L of
F. Nt :w.
• P.ow
*l's

a...
thronr
ble to nbtas..
infallibk cure eta .
Evil, Leprofy, and a
too generally incident to
w.
Drops are fold in bottles of ys.
11. as. each, with a black (lamp *Stu.
tle, by the following venders in London t
fiery, 45, St. Paul's; Dicey and Sutter.,
Chnrch-yard ; E. Newbery. corner of St. Pat.
Wray, Birrhinlane; Bolton, Royal Exchange.
Evans and Co. Long-lane; Barclay, Fleet-market;
Bacon, 04"rd.tireet ; Ward, Holborn ; Bayley,
Cockfpur.fireet ; Swinney, Pali ; WM; and
17;thers, No. 229, Strand; Brennand,
gate-greet ; Clark, No. 269, and B. Shaw, No.
74. Bomogi,, Southw..:k ; and :.t the Difpadarrs
:;* .13, :3, hselluart.