Star.
London, England, 1803-08-23 00:00:00

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and Maas, leR aupfalls; Wall, he ado sad Was tua.aafte,
parted fake; Elizabeth. Ma femeep ana and awful': Wed.
aserelaud, lea Giles Jam. la* tare4lll, and sala-tep-idi; sad
reakiruous, loft We.

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PROM LLOYD'S EMT.

Tbe Dimes% Orb, fres tie Havesash for Lesbos. was
tapered so the geb Who. by a Pres& privateer, awl recap-
tured ea the Es* bp the Game am of war. awl le *wield Is
tie Downs.

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Make, kow Martial's, so Veriest
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l'lSarn: Yowls Paws, Pam; owl toe Two Sifters. for-
"4R, trow Emblem 11.1101 dos Inds rd, T for Coax;
°warn rawokoce, Clerk for ; Es
for lid i Cdll% Stalky, for Cuppeoges ; ad
for Aklades.

to tlio Dollar, the William, M`Crea, from &MP I
Ha,..riou • t.uriftie ; Chimera, French; Skeddlei 5, Smith;
Echo, Kendall; Alfred, Knowles; Earl St. Vincent's Mutt°,
Charlotte, Kmt; Maria, Gardner; Etefolution, Dennet ; Au.
&vitas Caen", Kirby; Reward, Leach; Generous Photo', Bea.
tey; Tullock Cattle, Gardner; John and Thomas, Leach; Eu.
ridyce, Compton; Nutwell, Popplewell; Rofalia, Staplesi Ann
King; Purfu!t, Roberts; Catfar, Fowler; Olive Branch, Butler;
and Augultos Clear, Joad, with feveral ethers, names unknown.
—Off Weymouth, Merlin, Smith, from Jamaica.—Off Drier-
nets, Orpheus, Bevan, from Jamaica.—At Scilly, Denalt, Hun-
ter, from New krunfwick.—.At I.iverpool, Nereus, Braakhank,"
from New York; Polly, Bureell, from New Orleans; Anive,
Clyde, tithed; and Will, Woodhoufe, from Jamaican.
At Clyde, Commerce, Car irk, from Virginia; Juno, M'Lee ;
and Diana, Roffulng; from New Brunfwick; Magnett, Ewing,
from Jamaica. Commerce, M'Farlane; Brillal Planter, Jacques;
Eagle, Wilfon ; and Cato, Taylor, from Quebee.—At Cork,
Concord, Colley, from Virginia; Grand Duke, Galt; Weßmor-
land, Oliver; Ellis, Reynolds; Elizabeth, M`lotedia; Clifton,
Bateman, True Briton, M`Dougall; Polthumous, Leign ; Har-
mony, Reid; and Cumberland, Barrow, from Jamaica.—At
Waterford, Porto packet, GAnet, from Oporto; and the Mary,
Mill, from London.

Alamo—in Yarmouth Roads, Norfolk, Calvert, and Mary
Ann, Pottle, from Rip; Ploughman, Thompfon ; Progrer,, Ni-
ehelfon ; (Economy, —; Ranger, Orton, and Friends, Ranfon,
from Petertburgh. At Clyde. Ann. M'lOnley, from Quebec. At
Lisrpool, Venrrable,Kidd, ,rom Jamaica. At Dabl:n, Elisabeth,
Mathews, from Jamaica. At Virginia, Nelly, Jackfon, from Ll•
verpool ; Roba and Pettey, —, from Nantz, and Fabius, Farrell,
from Rotterdam. At New York, Alice Vridger, Junes, from An-
tigua. At Archangel, Maria, M.Bride, from London. At Tomlin-
gen, Willielmitta, Janfen, from London. Ai Gottcnburgh, Frede-
rica, Minton, from China. At Embden, Maria Caroline,
PriaccEts, and Gultavus, Nixon, from China.

Yefterday the arrival of the Marchionefi of Exeter
from Madras and the Moluccas, was announced at
the EA-India Houle.

The Lady Burgos, whofe arrival we yeilerday an-
nounced, left Bengal on the :orb of March, and St.
Helena, aid of June. The Baring had failed from
Bengal for Madras. The paffengers by the Lady
Burger, are....

General Stuart ; Colonel Shice ; Majors Scott and Weller i
Captain Hardwick ; James Graham, Efq.; Mrs. Swinton, and
Mars. Wade and Henderfon.

The pafrengers by the Lord Nelfon expected from
Bengal, are—
Lieut. Col. Murray and Lady; Mr. and Mn Hart; Mrs
non,hau mirs Lloyd „J. BanUdae, James Hutton. and W.
Spottifwood, Efq t.; and Lints. Carnham and Pafeltanee.

The SPEnswiLL and Ditaasscs, revenue cutters,
are under orders to join Lord GARD,. ut at Cork.
The Hercules, (Won, is arrived at Aberdeen, from the Davis's
Weights Emery, with we AA.

Duncan's bay.head bearing N. N E. dift. three or four Peace
Saturday Auftult 13. The Ariel of Hull, (poke the John of Kirk
misty. Captain Malcolm, fix weeks from New York, bawd to
London.

The French have st gun-boats at Concalle, and
eight at St. Malots.

The opinion of the Attorney and Solicitor Gene-
rals has been requelled upon the following point
" Whether a Parith can, or oughi, to be drawn again,
in which an individual, who has been ballotted, has
-paid his fine for ow /Crying P and, in cafe it is exemp-
ted, how the Deputy-Lieutenants are to proceed in
order to procure men for completing the militia,
where the money arifing by fines is not fufficient to
purchafe fulAitures ?"
Anfwer.—" We are clearly of opinion, that under,
the provifinns of the Militia Laws, there murk be frelb
Ballot, in the parifh till its full quota is fupplied ; and
even if there could have been any doubt upon this
lqueftion upon the conßrultion of the 4ad Geo. HI.
cap. go, which we do not think there could, that
doubt is entirely removed by the provilions of the 43d
Geo. 111. cap. go. which require all deficiencies how-
ever occafioned, to be fupplied by ballot."
A few days fince, a fellow having feereted himfelf
in the houfe of Mr. Hume, baker, at Prelim Pans,
I entered the room where Mrs. H. lay with a tick
child, and prefenting a piflol, made her inform
him where her hufband kept his money, when he
picked the lock of a drawer, and made off with 481.
SIVINDLING.—On Friday lan, a great dealer in
Wool from Glouceflerfhire, waited on the LOID
Maros, and informed him that he had reafoo to be.
lien that he had been (swindled out of god. worth
of wool, and willsed for his Lordihip's advice as to
the moll proper means to purfue for the recovery of
it. He Rated, that three perfons from town had
-called upon him at his manufactory in the country,
and reprefenting themfelves to belong to a refpeaa-
ble merchant's houfe in London, he had fold them
wool to the amount of gool. for which he received
payment in bills. They were purported to be ac-
cepted by St. John Caulfield, and he believed them
at the time to be good. A very short time after the
tranfaaion took place, and the goods had been deli-
vered, he had reafon to fufpee the validity of the
bills, and immediately came to town on the btifinefs.
He was now convinced that his fufpicions were well
founded t the wool, he Rated, was then at the Swan
Inn, Holborn Bridge. On hearing this plain Rate-
tuent, and being made acquainted with the dealer's
Igrounds of fulpicion, his Lordthip advifed him to
take proper officers to the Swan Inn, and when any
perfons came to demand the wool, to take them into
cußody. Accordingly on Saturday morning. two
men came to take it away, and were apprehended.—
Shortly after a foreigner called to enquire about one
of the party, and be alto was taken into cußody. On
the fame afternoon the three prifoners underwent a
private examination before the Loan Marcia. The
firs perfon examined Paid his name was Corrick, and
acknowledged hianfelf to be a clerk to Mr.
of Suffollaane,Cannon•Rreet ; and Paid, in' what he
'had done he had OW by the orders of his mailer,
and a fuperior clerk of the name of Shovel. On the
foreigner was found a bill of god. of the fame de-
fcripuon as thole already mentioned. As it was
found neceffary to have Mr. H. and Mr. Shovel
brought forward, the three prifoners were remanded
until they could be found. On Saturday evening
Shovel was apprehended in London, and the day fol-
lowing Mr. H. was taken into cuflOcly at Norwood.
Yeßerday the whole party had a private hearing be-
fore the Lour MAYOR, when it appeared that the
perfons who made the purchafe in GloucelterOsire,
had about them at the time bills to the amount of
good. which they endeavoured to circulate for arti-
cles of a different defcription. On a minute inn!.
tiption, the bills appearing of a fraudulent nature,
the Prifoncn were all remanded for further exa-
m ins tion.

A perfon was examined• charged with uttering a
BM of Exchange for a 561. knowing it to be Qoka.—
Fie was remanded for further cumin/4m