Star.
London, England, 1804-04-30 00:00:00

L4IW mrziLICENCE.

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COCIChT, WHaTEHALL.—Friday, before Die Mott
Noble and Right Hon. the Lords Commiffionets or.
Appeals in Prize Carafes. •
Las Tres Amigos, Cant!lin mailer .—Tbls was a Spud&
laden with a cargo of dye wood hdd'bides, on a voyage from La
Vera Crag to the Havannsh, which was captured on the aid Sep-
frostier, 1799, by his Majcity's Stip Losveftoffe, Robert Plampin,
Comepander, and bit Majeßy's fhip Swallow. Johh Hayes,
Frg•Commandrr, and carried into the ifland of Jamaica. and there
duly proceeded againit as prize.—Their Lordfhlps reftmcg the Ihip
and cargo as claimed.

Courtney, Callaham mailer—This was a Swediffi Toilet, laden
with a cargo of various articles, which was captured on the 2lft 'of
()aloha, 11300, by the private brigantine of war Lydia, Charles
o•Btien Commander, and carried a the iftand of Montferrat—ln
this cafe, fhip and cargo were reftored, with littera-
Rover, Toy matter...a-Further proof was ordered in this cafe.
Sally, Ullitz nsafter.—This Danifb thlp.laden with a cargo
of fugar and molaires, was captured in the profccution of her voy-
age from the Havannab to Norfolk, in Virginia, on the aft of No-,
vember,rBrac,by his Majcily'sfloop of war Pheafant,Henry Carew,
Lfq. Commander, and carried into Halitaz, where the fhip and
cargo were condemned as good awl lawful prize.—Their Lon:Mips
in this cafe affirmed the fentenec of the Court below.
The Jefus Nazarino, Inver matter—This Spanilh veffel,
lad-n with a cargo of brandy, wine, and dry goods, was captured
on the 33d of January, a 7p9, by the private ihip of war Hunter,
Ambrof' Byrne Commander, and carried to Jamaica, where the
(hip and cargo (heinz indifputahly Spanifh) were condemned with-
out any claim, and the only qualm. before the Curt was that of
:lint captors, afferred on behalf of the Tearer, Charics O'Brien
C3pmander, and alto on behalf of the faid Charles O'Brien, his nt-
ficcrs and feamcn ; and fimilar claim on behalf of the Commander,
officers and the crew Of the private (hip of war t.ouila
appeared that the prize in queflonaamounted to zo,oool a—Their
Lordfitips after hearing the Ceannfel eu both fides, adotiftr.d the
claims of the joint captors. -

COURT OF CHANCERY, APRIL a.
An application was made by Cu!. Harewood, for
an injundlion to refrain the further negotiation of a
promifory note for goool. given by him to Mr. Horne
Tooke, and by him placed to the account of Sir
Francis Burdett, Bart. It appeared from Colonel
Harewnod's Ratement, that the note had been given
as an accommodation note to Mr. Horne Took, and
by the latter's account, that it was given in further-
ance of an agreement being fince entered into between
the above Gentleman. to (hare reciprocally the boun-
ty of Mr. Edward Tooke deceafed, and that the note
was the voluntary gift of Colonel Harewnod, in dif-
dtarge of his honour and good faith. The note was
to be laid out in the purchate of annuities for the lives
of Mrs. Tooke and her two daughters ; but Mr.
Tooke changed the &I.:mil:ion, by purchafing of Sir
Francis Burdett, Bart. xn annuity of zoo!. upon his
own life, for 24001. and taking a bond for the t6ool.
the refidoe of the note, which he conceived would
be more eligible, and ultimately more beneficial to his
family. The Chancellor, after taking a molt corn-
preltenfive view of the cafe, Paid it wntili belt anfwer
the equity and juftice of the cafe, if Colonel Hare-
wood brought the money into Court ; and after fame
material queflions were difenffed. the Court would
finally difpofe of it.

The money was then ordered to be brought into
Court within two months, and there abide the final
dine.

The following Gentlemen, who have obtained legal
if axrfe.rment, took their feats nn Saturday in their re.
.—Mr. Serjeant[Adams, as King's
Lrjeant, in the Court of Cantivin Pleas 7; Mr. Hi-n.-
1.14 and Mr. Fou AAAAA osia, as King's Counfelbcfore
the bar in Chdncery ; and Mefrrs. Tor ri ma, Wst son,
and MILLS, as King's Counfel in the Court of King's
Bench.

Rotas. ACADEMY.—The Members of this Inflitu.
tion had their annual dinner on Satutday, at which
a number of perfons ..f the tirll rank and ftfhizm ware
prefent. The Exhibition at Somerfet Elottf:, whiic
it difplays the talents of the artills, afford% „nutlet
melancholy proof of the want of national encourage-
ment. The paintings, as ufual, conlitt chiuiy
pm traits.

'ruta-ratcat.s.--On Saturday night Mr. Dwyra
appeared at Drury I...ine tit confiderahle advx.rage.
for the &A tinie, as Cbaries Su f::,, in the 8;',0/1",,,
Scandal. He was much applaud,d through.mt his
performance.—At Covent Garden, an apology was
again made to Mr. Inci.toost's ahience in the Cal►
nit, on accrunr, as it was alledgt.'l, of ihdifporition.
Mr. Htt.t.trashis

ENCLISII ST•TE LOT MY.—Firft Day, Nos.
1,,,76.1.. a Prize of 3093 and 13,643,
I'rszes,f I,occl.—Nos. 25,253 and 294195, Prizes nt
sc,ol.—Nos. 6,30, 9,80, 9,849, t 6,535, 20.334.
26,23, 26,101, Prizes of tool.—Nos. 8,,97.,
1331..571. 13,792, 14,651, 20,003, 27,315, Prizes of
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SECCIND llt r—ro. 1°,209, a Prize of 2.0031:
No. 26, t ,a P: ite 1,1 I,ccoi.—Nos. 1,518 and
21,-2 t, Prirc; 1.1 jx:l.—No. 10,135, 1 Prize of sod.'
5,014, 12,951, 17,294, 17,902, 28,704, Prizes
of I (A.—Nos. 3,434. 7.3 7, 14.708, Is, brr 15,446,
21%,96t, 29,376, Prizes of so!.

Nett Wednelday will be the third day's drawing
Qf the plefent Lottery ; and until that time, tickets
v..4tranted undrawn, may he had in greAt
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from tw,•rty prow,ls to tuelty thouland 'mit! be pa'd
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From the LONDON CitiErit 4.1134

DOWNING-STRIET, APRIL 27.

A Dills:ch. of which the ronowier Is a copy, was this day received
by tic Right Fiondsitible Lord HuLAILT, one of his :Viajctty's
Primcipal Ssoretariis of tram, from Captain D/CX.SuN, C,Ka-
-11121.110v his %jetty a flair Is. COSS fAar :
His hlsjefty'a thip INCeNSTAN r, Gorce, Arrica, March is.
My Lord—l beg leave to acquaint your Lore.
(hip with the recapture of the ifland of Goree, and I
have the houour to inclofe you the articles of Capi•
tulation.

I have appointed Captain IViLLIAM Moutittr, the
Senior Officer of the African Corps, Commandant of
Goree, tint] his lklajr.fts's pleatitre is known ;—and
as I had not an•r dire lions relative to the cargo of
the I:av,ie fore (hip, I took the liberty to open the
letter aCidretleil to Colonel Fria re, from your Lord•
Ihip, and have given it to Captain Mukanr; and or-
dered him to follow, as dole as poffible, the aire&ions
contained. therein. The very ample fopp!y of dores
and provilions this stead appears to have brought
mit, And the great firength of the garrifon at prefent,
en me to affure your Loidli.:p of its pellet-I fe•
curity.

Mr. CHARLES PICYFORD. my FHA Lieritenant, an
intelligent and deferving Otli cr, and whom 1 beg
lea.ve to recommend to your Lordihip, will have the
honour of prefenting this letter. Hest:ll be able to
Inform you very fully of every particular relative to
Gorce and, its dependencies. I hope the arrange-
ment I have made will meet your Lordthip's appro-
bation. I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) EDW. STIRLING DICKSON.
Right Hon. Lord Hobart, Ste. he. he.
Artielcs of Capitulation between Chine:Met CRARLEIPICKFORD,
of his Alejene's INCONST•II7, on the pact of his Britannic
Maiefty and Citizen MoirTMAYnill, Renton Commandant of
the !nand of Once, for the French Republic.
Art L The French prelate at the Wand of Come, than be al-
lowed to leave it, drains beating, and with the honours of war.
11. The sirogts, baggage, and EMI of the troops than be
given lip to them, as well as the private property of the Officers,
the Commandant of the garrif.e. Officers of Adminiftratiou,
Guards of Artillery, and other public employments.
lIL Tie oanvalefeente and tick, Ina Rite to berme to Senegal
with the troopa, alto fuck French eitIZMIS RS win, to lease the
ifhnd, with their property, Can be permitted to enjoy the fame pri-
vilege.
IV. The veireh, Rare* of all kinds. rm. marts, Pavker.
lets, Ste. lhall be put in the policfrion of Lieutenant Pick ford,
with the forts, batteries, barracks, hdpitals,and an the dependen-
cies oldie Bland, and thereunto bdonging.
. V. The propeity of the inhabitants of what nature hems, than
be rape:dist andprefereed.
Done at GINVC, this Stis of March, Me.
(Signed) C.PicßFOßD,Lieutenant.
(Signed) ' MOIPTAIAFEUR.
A trite Copy of the Original Is in my pont-hon.
(Signed) Eow. STERLING DICKSON.
ADMIRALTY-OFFICR, •PRIL 24.
Cody of a Letter from Captain Fewest, STRIBLING DICR,ON,
Commander of his Majesty 's fhip the 'NCO/WT/IBIT, to toil,
LIAM MARtIILN, Efq. dared at Gorce, March 15, Mae.
Sir—l have die honour to acquaint you, for the
informat;on of my Lords Cornmiaioners of the Ad-
miralty, of the arrival of his Majefly's thip under
my command, andthe veffess named in the margin •
off the ifland of Goree, on the morning of the 7th'
of March : but, conceiving it poflible that it might
be ir the pnietlion of the enemy (although Engfith .
colinon were hnified un the Citadel, and fentinek,
(loathed in red placed on the different batteries), I
brocett to with the ei,nrov, and direCted Mr.
CMAKI ES PICK FORD, my Eirlt Lieutenant, to proceed
tor thore in the cutter, and if he found it in the hands
c.: the lingliid, to make the figr.al I ellabliffied for
niat norpole. At fun-fet, not anv finnal having been
made, nor the appearaoce of the boat, I can,e to'
archer with tee convoy a little out of gun Ihot ; and
deeming it highly neceffary to gain fomc information
wi:h 'enrich to the fituation of the garrifon, I order.
;•d, a; ten o'clock P. M. three b.iats, manned and
armed• ur.der the direction of Mr. RUNCIMIN, Mid-
:hi-or:lan, to proceed into the harbour, and cot out
Ally Of the velfels he could find, which he did in a
nai:ant mariner, by btingitig out a fhip, under a
heavy fire from the batteries, which funk our cutter,
and wounded one man. From her I learned that
the French had been in poffeffion of Gorce lance the
18th of January, and that they had three hundred
white and black troops in the Garrifon.
On the Bth infant, at day-light, I weighed and
Rood to the weftward of the iflansl, to prevent any
fuccours being thrown/ in by lea from Senegal; and,
on the evening of the fame day, being determined
to attack it, having ordered fealing ladders to be
made for that purpofe, at nine P. M. anchored, and
ordered all the boats of the convoy to be fent on
board the INCONSTANT, and Alter embarking as
many troops as they could pot7ibly flow, I found
they would not carry a fuflicient nurrther to promite
fuccefs ; I therefore pofiponed the attack until the
arrival of one of our convoy, which was in fight,
(landing into the bay, as her iloce boats could carry
from thirty to forty more men ; at daylight in the
Morning of the 9,11 inliant, are were agreeably for-
prifed by feting the llnglitti c,,1,,i,:a Loilied over the
French, and ihortly alter I received information
from Lieutenant Nor, ovo, th.it the Carrif,,n had
carsitolited itli him; 1 Rood into the liar.
bdur with she convon, ancl:ctiJ, and &feat:Lit ked
the trrt"ps. Conceiving it of importance th.it his
Rlajett}'s Mirtilters foorild be made acquainted as
f. oar as poffible with the recantioc of this inland,
,•-rve riirehaied a 111311 and lent my Find Lou•
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