Star.
London, England, 1816-05-09 00:00:00

. PORTSMOUTH, MAY r.

Arrived the Sophia, HUMBLE, from St. Domingo,
in 27 days; left the Princess, of London, and st.
nova and Hussar, of Liverpool—spoke on the sth
April the Woodman, of New Brims% ick for Quebec,
all well. The Shark, of London, was bum at SL
Domingo, previous to the sailing of Cie Sophia.—
Arrived the Orpheus, FINDLAY, from the Dovin;
Elizabeth, OMEN and Armstell, Dutch frigate,
from ditto.

DEAL, MAY S.
Arrived and sailed for the River, the Royal Char.
lotte, Tamar, from Jamaica. Remain in the Duwm
his Majesty's ship GANYMZDE ; Lady Unhinged,
DORMER, for the East Indies ; Deedalus, LeAT, fur
Gibraltar. Put back the Azores, RIDDLE, for New.
fonndland. Came down from the River the LW
Castlereagh, LAING. for Domb.y.
CM; rOM•HOUaE, I.IIY 7.

Sun ttertlitD OUlwAttus.--Mercurity., Jacob Dubbelur,
for Rotterdam ; Thetis, Joseph Martin, for hlsineur and &mit.
Comet, W. I.ea.lley, for Archangel; Jeanie, H. Say, for Oporto;
Jonge Jan, Dirk Ourvehaud, for Antwerp; Perseverance, F.
Street, fur Hali•ax ; Paragon, Wm. Hare, for Tv/Icemen& sal
Stettin ; Helena, Jas. Frame, for Elsineur and Copenhagen; aid
Nitable, F. Marylon, f.,r Cot k.
May B.—Christina Alden Andrues Pnrtjen, for A.
werp ; Robert Wa!n, George Hauthur,t, for New-York;
Ham Henry, Richard Greenwell, for Hamburgh.

The WA-Ingham paclet arrived from the Leeward Islamb,
sailed front liarbadoes March silt, St. I.ucia iStb, Martin*"
14th, Dominica 17th, Guadaloupe 41st, Autipa 2t•tit, Mum
serrat 28th, Nevis 29th; from St. Ki't's April ist, Toriola 64,
and St Thomas' 7th ; spoke 9th uk. a Danish brig 01 W3T lookhg
out for some Carthagenian privateers which had committal
great depredinions ; and 13th, Ist.. 24. 44. lung. 43. 3!0 the brig
Nimble, of Bermuda, from North Carolina ot Gr.-tiada, out IS
d.sri...—Tbere t lying at fonts, 17th tannic), an E.,glieli Use,
corisheing of 7 bail of the line, one tbree.circkee, and wall f 4.
gates, brigs, and transports.

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Prince PAUL ESTERHAZY embarked at Dover, yes-
terday morning early, on board the Lady Las
JAMS, for Calais.
Mr. SHERIDAN has suffered a severe illness, boas
are happy to hear, that he is recovering, and hip
nearly regained his strength. '
To prevent imposition on the Public, we think it
proper to inform our Readers that the Bank Dollar
Tokens, which now circulate for Five Shillings and
Sixpence, will be continued to be current for that
sum until the Ist of November ; and the Bank are
now actually giving value for them at that rate.
Cherries made their first appearance this season' t
Tuesday, in Covent garden mirk t. Tl,ey were sold
at two guineas and a half per pound.
Income TAX.—The removal of this Tax from the
shoulders of Johnny is likely to have an effect whidi
was little anticipated—the making of the Fortunes J
many---a number of people have been induced to Ivy
out the mt,nev saved in the purchase of Tickets sod
Shares in the present Lottery, which begins Draw*
on TUESDAY NEXT :—..and as the Scheme is rich be
yond example, containing Two Prizes of 04,0 We
and Fifty other Capitals, they may not only obtain
a retarnof what they have paid, but gain a sum the
interest of which may yield them an income splendid
and untaxable. •
Malec or WurAT —Taking the Gazette price as a criterions(
the late deprission, the aggregate avt:rage of W heat, per quaver.
England and Wales, was so low at ses. 6d.; the week ecdtai
:7th April, it was 635. 114.; a great proportion of these return
were made previous to the late great advance, we may therefun
cakula•e that the aggregate average in the course of two weeks
will bring the average nearly to the price at which imported,*
will be allowed. The last tiLO! has been is a great measure pre
dialed Ist the opening t.l the Froth ports to importatian.
Dams,: Rope citv.-1 his morning, about two &clack, a
going down the River with IS chests of donors', to put on bend
a vesst I at Gravesend, was hoarded off Plockwall by a despoil
gang of twenty robbers, who seemed the crew under bucksui•
and carried off seven of the etests.
CHESTER RACLS.—TUESDAY; MAY 7.
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The Earl of Chester's Plate of 100 g t. 4-yr-olds, tist.
ads, Itst. 1011) ; 6-yr.olds, and aged, Stn.—Winner, of I.
Plate, Match, or Sweepstakes, 611).; of two. 71h ; of dusec
more, tUb. eatm.—=lliree times round the Course.
Mr. Pryte Pryse's bay colt, by Grimaldi, 4-yrs old
Mr. T. Sykes's grey horse Outcry, 5 yrs-old -
Lord Grey's chesnut colt Hugh Lupus, 4-yrs-old
Seven eta' ted—The Judge placed but tbreis
2to I agst Grimaldi-6 to lon Hugh Lupus—Eves oo
ir WHY;
Slaty Guineas (dear) the gilt of T. Grosvenor, Esq. aid
Egerton, lart. S-yr-old colts, 6st.3lh. filing, 6st.lllr i 41t4"
colts, list. 4lb. Elites, Sat. Ilb.-I'wo mile heats. •
Major Bower's grey colt Friend Ned, 4-yrs-old 4'l
Sir 'l'. Stanley's ch. !illy Maithof-I.orn, 4-yn oil r
Mr. Hamer's cheating colt, by Peruvian, 5-yls obi S. "
Sir W. Wynne's grey filly, Grizzle, 3.yrs-and
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Seven started—The Judge plated but three.
•Flist heat Maid-of-Loin the favourite; second beet. I So"
Friend Ned ; and 9 to 4 on Peruvian before tlyawn•--the ittlovr
ones in consequence taken b/ ; 7 to 2 agst GlSlSlfo—‘lizcalic

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running.
The Spatting World has been much disappointed tewdisitg
well as yester.la) , account of the rain ; atone of the hsis
fat the sissy guineas could do nothing ; the gamed vim 110,...1
k was really killing Ike horses to ruts then them: it was au
race, Isowever. between the Maid of Lore and Friend
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tatter won with Mandl, and nitwit was Jcsron

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