Star.
London, England, 1811-06-04 00:00:00

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PLTIWOUTH. JUNI S.
Sir 'rimmArWict.tatms arrived here
this morning, in the ROYAL Geonoz, 110 guns, on
his way to Basque Roads; he saluted Admiral
CALIPE/t with 154 guns, which were returned by IS.
A very Loge fleet of merchantmen and transports,
full• of troops and stores for Spain and Portugal,
passed by this day, under convoy of the Romucus and
WOLVERINE.—Arrived the ALPIIEA cutter, from
r•Portsmonth.—Sailed the ACASTA frigate for Wey-
mouth and Portsmouth.—Wind S.

In a report of the case, the KING v. Joszen FERNS,
copied from a Morning Paper, and inserted in the
STAR of the 17th ultimo, the name of Mr. ED-
WARD BOZLEY occurs as having been concerned with
others in a conspiracy to defraud the Revenue. We
now understand, that so far from this being the case,
no indictment was ever preferred against that Gentle-‘
man, who is as respectable and honourable a charac-
ter as any in the country, nor had he any thing to do
with the transactions in question.
DEAL, TUNE 3. This morning, the body of a young man, of the
Came down from the river the Lady Lushinztont name of Tighe, about 18 years of age, was found in
for the East Indies. Sailed BANTERER, on a cruize off the Paddington Canal. The deceased was the son of
a publican—had gone into a boat about twelve last
Flushing. Arrived the SAMPSON, from the Brazils.—
Wind S. W. night with some of his companions, fell overboard,
YARMOUTH, JUNE s. and was drowned.—lt is now nearly ten years since
#4lse Paddington Canal was opened, and in that period
This morning a fleet, consisting of about twenty
upwards of ninety persons have perished in it.
sail of ships, for the Baltic, under convoy of the AG-
oitEssolt, appeared off this port, and after being joined
Istthe FAWN sloop, Vass gun brig, and HERO cut-
ter, and ships waiting convoy, sailed immediately with
a. fine breeze at W.S.W. Sailed for Leith the ACUTE
gun brig with a transport with stores. The ships in
the Roads.are the Roebuck, Vice Admiral Murray,
Desiree, Portia, Chanticleer, and Locust.
Yesterday the Two Brothers, from Wisbech, for
London, with seed, came on shore and received con-
siderable damage.—Arrived the 'ship Equator, with
wheat, cut out of the Emms by the boats of the Quz-
nzn frigate.—Wind W.N.W.
FROI LLOYD'S LIST.
The Ceres, Cargell, from Liverpool to Lisbon, was abandoned
at sea some months since; the crew were saved by the SHANNON
frigate, with only their cloaths, and a box, said to contain money
(about 7001.) which is now on board the SNAISNON.
The Success sloop of war sailed from Yarmouth on the 28th
ult. in gets: of a privateer, said to have been seen off the Degger•

Gooier. for obtaining from F. Sparrow, ens pound of
tea with intent to defraud him of the same i and E.
Cinstfibell, for breaking the dwelling-house of J. Ruunce,
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.with intent to enter the same.
.1. Bloxham, a drover, aged 60, was charged with
stealing a sheep from a field at Islington. It appeared
that twelve sheep were put into the field, and the next
morning they were all missed. Eleven of them, how-
ever, were speedily found, and the l2th was found
concealed in the prisoner's house. In defence, how.
ever, he stated, that he found it in a brickAeld, And
took it home till its owner was discovered. This fact
was proved by two witnesses, and the prisoner was
acquitted.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE S.
Arrived the SEAHORSE frigate from the Mediterra-
nean, and is put under quarantine. Also arrived the
ActsTA frigate from Plymouth, and the MEDUSA fri-
gate and CHEERLY gun-brig from a cruize. Sailed the
llama gun•bri with convoy for the Downs. The
REVENGE and FAME, of 74 guns each, went out of
harbour this morning. There is now only one ship
of war in the harbour fitting. The remainder of the
60th regiment embark this afternoon for the Cape.—
Troops are daily arriving and embarking for Portu-
gal.—Wind W.

RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only from the
20th of May to the 25th Of gay. Total 4,346 quarters.
Average 695. 4}d.-b. 9;4 lower than last return.
COAL MARKET, lane 3.
Skip a at Market Sold Prices.
62 Newcastle 58i 4Ss. WI. to 55.4. Od.
11 Sunderland 9 445. Od. to 465. Sd.
CORNWALL PRICES CURRENT.
Benssiw-Wheat 345. 04. Barley 161.6 d. Oats I ls. 64.
CAssuroan-Wheat 361.0 d. Barley Its. Oats Ils.
Hal-wren-Wheat 355. 04. Barley 161. Od.
tiT. AUSTELL. - Wheat 31s. to 345. Barley 15s. to 161.
Oats I Is. ad. to 12s.
Pt t4ZANCZ-Best Wheat STs. Red, 335. Barley 16s. a 1111.0 d
Oats 145. Od. to 00s. 04. Coals 1.51. Butter med.
Lisneatto--Wheat (16 galls.) 235. to 2.45. 6d. Earley 10s. to
10s. 6.1. Oats 9s. 64. to 10s. 641.
TRUILO-Wbeat, 355. lid. Barley Hs. lid. Oats Ils. Id.

Blita
Friday, in South Audlerstreet, the Lady of Captain Vernon
',rabam, of i son.

MARRIED.
On the lst of June, at St. Johns, Hackney, by the Rev. Mr.
Le Mesurier, Mr. John George Evetts, of Dalston, to Miss Mary
Irwin, of the same place.
On the 16th ult. Captain Wm. Conolly, of the 18th. or Royal
Irish, to Miss Anna-Maria Domenic, third daughter of the Lae
Clarke Doraville, Esq. of Santry, near Dublin.

bask.
The Charlotte, Dahill, front Cork to Liverpool, is strande

pear Piveltelly.
The Alligator, Ashton, Eno Tobago to London, was parted
with near Cape St. Vincent, by the Charles, arrived in the river.
The Argo, Proctor, from Demerara to London, was taken, re-
taken, and carried into St.Thomaes, and expected to sail with
the convoy on the 10th of May.
The Braganza, Leary, sailed from Jamaica on the 10th of
April, in company whit the Pheenix, Taylor, parted on the 13th,
and joined again on the 20th, off Cape Tiheroon.
The Neptune, Horth, from Frederickshall, is detained by a
British cutter, and sari to Yarmouth.

On Friday afternoon the French prisoners on board
the Sampson, at Chatham, shewed every inclination
to become very troublesome, on account of their being
put to two-thirds allowance, to make up for the ez.
pence of repairing the damages done by their cutting
the ship, to endeavour to effect their escape. Boats
manned and armed were sent from every ship. Oae
of the marines of the Buckingham seeing one of the
most violent of the prisoners in the act of stabbing the
Officer of Marines, he immediately levelled his musket
and shot him ; several other shots were fired, and be-
fore they could be quieted and got below, three were
killed and eight others wounded, two of which are
since dead, one of whom was the principal ringleader.
I The other ships remained perfectly quiet.

OLD, BAILEY', MATE 1.

DIED.
Tuesday, at the Hot-wells, Bristol, aged IS, Mary Anne, the
youngest daughter of the Rev. John Symonds Breedon, D.D. of
Bore Court, Rector of Pangboern, Berks.
A few days ago, at Desford, Leicestershire, aged 101, John
Upton, stocking-maker: he waske4 from a youth to the age of
fs, for the house of Messrs. Moore and Son. of Leicester.

Thomas Ludwick, who had been a clerk to Mr Chippindale,
a barrister and conveyancer, in the Temple, was tried en an in-
dictment for embezzling a Bank note of £2O, remitted by Mr.
Rooke, a solicitor at Hertford, on account of fees due to Mr.
in a letter addressed to the latter on the 224 of
March last. It was proved by Mr. Chippindale, that his letters
were usually received by his clerk, who paid the postage, and
delivered them into his hands, and that he had never rved
the letter or note sent by Mr. Rooke. Mr. Rooke prosW the
remittance of the note, and that he received a letter in answer,
acknowledging, in dr. Chippindale's name, the receipt of the
£2O; but this letter did not appear to be in lse band-writing of
I.ndwick, and Mr. Chippindale denied an knowledge of it. Mr.
Hegarth, of Staple Inn, an attorney at taw, proved, that about
the end of March last, be received some papers from Mr. Rooke,
to be laid before Mr. Chippindale, with a letter containing obser-
vations upon the business, which he thought It material for Mr.
Chippindale to consider, and that there was a postscript to the•
letter, stating the remittance of the £2O to Mr. Chippindale ; '
that Mr. Hegarth, when he delivered the papers and letter t
Ludwick, In Mr. Chippindale's chambers, pointed out the peels
script, and asked If the £2O had been received; to which Lod-
wick answered it was right, it bad been received. On the pro, I
&action of this letter, it appeared that the postscript had been cut I
off; and Mr. Chippindale stated, that when it came before him,
with the papers to which it related, it was in that mutilated I
state. A letter, written by the prisoner after he absconded, and
addressed to Mr. Davis, was produced and partly read. In this
letter the prisoner acknowledged that this, and other sums, whisk
he bad never screams for, bSd been received by him. On the
part of the prisoner, a person of the name of Hill, who is a car-
penter, and lives at Putney, spoke generally to his good character
from his infancy, as Sid Mr. Davis' to whom the prisoners letter
above noticed was addressed, and who has been many years a
clerk to Mr. Thompson, now one' tie Masters in Chancery.
The Jury, after receiving a very clear and humane charge frees
the Recorder, found the prisoner Guilty, but recommended bins
to mercy on account of age (which was stated to be 24) and his
character. Three other indictments for embezzlements were
found against the prisoner, and stood for trial ; but in consequence
of the conviction upon the first, the prosecutor declined proceed-
leg upon them.
;UNE S.
S. Smith was indicted for stealing a gold watch and
chain, value £23, in the house of Messrs. Yardley and
Hill, silversmiths, at Charing-cross. The prisoner a
Serjeartt of Marines, went Into the shop under pre-
tence of purchasing a watch, and having obtained
one to look at ran off with it, but was pursued, and
taken immediately.—Guilty--Meatli.
B. Stubbs was also capitally convicted for stealing
two pieces of cotton, the property of S. Weetch,
vately in his shop.
Seven were convicted of felony, vit. W.. Bolton,
and W. Bevan, for stealing eleven dollars ; Sarah
Gregory, for stealing several articles of apparel ; I'.
Evans, for stealing three pair of stockings; T. Smith,
for stealing part of a leaden pipe, affixed to a build-
ing; W. White, for stealing a pair of shoes:and other
articles ; and J. Haines, for stealing 14s. .worth of
Two were convicted of misdimeaDortryit.,Mertits