Star.
London, England, 1803-04-27 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

C , Aran 26.—Sailed yefterday for Long Reach,
the Vint. ea boating battery, Captain Ra NOU : and the Rote-
NLY, Slr Home POPIAII, arrived to be paid off. The CRZO.
CiNT frigate is ordered to be docked and fitted for fea. About
ix o'clock on Sunday night an exprefs arrived at the dock yard,
which was immediately forwarded to Rear Admiral SAUMAII z
at Sheernefs.

Dom, APRIL a6.—Arrived from Calais laft tide, the Sri-
tifh Fair, Captain J. W. Rorma, with wine, &c. The Duke
Of BROPOID and Sir HARRY FRATURRIITONR,knded at Calais
out of the above veffel on Sunday about one P. M. after a plea
Cant paffage of two hours and 4 minutes. Arrived alto the
Attlee, Captain BAILIR, with the Earl of LAUDRIDA LI and
faire, and ten other paffengers. Alfo, the Poiffon Volant, P,
Sarn, with Major M'Ma no tt, F. To a N Lr, and twelve other
paffengers, and four bags of foreign coin. Alfo, La Fleche, P.
MAROOLLV, with a foreign Mall, and Captain Hawi.av , Mr'
KARR, Lieutenant G. CALI, TIIOIIIAS PRATT, and fix other

paffengem—,Salled for Calals,the Venus,Captain ATHIRDINS.
with Mr. PITCIIII, Mr.LOCIART, Mr. F ,Mr.Lavr,
and Wm. Gaza n,Efq.
PLYMOOTI, Aran. 25.—Came in the !wooing, of
guns, Captain VAOOKAN, from Milford, with impreffed men
for the Fleet; the Beata cutter, from Torbay, having car
ried men to the Fleet ; and the Prevoyante ftore-thlp, Captain
Bitowe, front Fiume, with hemp for the dock-yard: the is
under quarantlne.—Came from Hatnome to the Sound, the
RAI4I Cal, of 14 pal, Capt. Inmas.—The DRAGON, Of 74
guns, Capt. Ar Lai Ka, was this day liberated from quarantine.
—The Morgan Star, that got aßtore on Mount Batten on
Saturday lift, has received fo much damage, that the mutt Un-
load to repair; her keel Is broken in three places, and her bot-
tom in general is very much damaged : it Is fuppofed that moft
of ber cargo contifts of Bores, a quantity of wine having been
pumped out of her.
Sailed on a cruise this evening the Name, of 14 guns,
Lieut. COGIILAN j thelioOmNc, of 03 guns, Capt. VA0011411;
the RAIIII,II, of le MS, Capt. 1111411 ; and the Mt
of is guns, Capt.Townse no.
Yeßerday at noon, a egad was made from the MARS, of
I Ye guns, and SPAITIATI, of 84 pug, to Admiral KEITR, to
go down the harbour to join the tquadson of obfavation in
Cawtand Bay, which being anfwered, both pipe Went through
the Narrows into the Sound, and came to at their anchorage
in Cawfand Bay in a very grand Rile.
NEW APPOINNMENTS.

Captain German 111 appointed Commander of the Prime of
Wales at Tortfasouth.

Captain LOIACK. COGUILLI4I,er of the Romans.

The Han A. Junewn, fon of the gallant Admiral of that
name, is appointed a Lieutenant of his Majefty's ildp Narcifus.
Lieutenants COO', Ho MINS. QDILCH, W. STEWART, and
J. BOYD, are appointed to the Prince of Wales.

Lieutenant Sawa e to the Windfor Cale.
Lieutenant CA I PI NT el, to the Belbermer.
Mr. G. STID MA le, a Lieutenant of the Tartar.
Mr. Jour &Mite a Lieutenant of the Romulus.
Mr. 01. Iva a, Parfet oldie Berileor,la appointed to the Royal
sovereign, at Plymouth.
Mr. KANE, Puller of the Guildford, to the Barlienr.
Mr. PATTIIOII, Purr= of the Pomone, to the Guildford.
Mr. MATIOII, littlfeZ it the Meleager, to the Befehernter.

Mr. Rottot.t, Pork: of the S. Tatra, to the Meleager.

The Rev. T. Haw aaaaaa .ls appointed Chaplain of his Ma-
Jetty's ibip Zealand, at Mummers.

The following 'hips were ordered into Commit-
lion yelterday, and the Captains, whofe names are
fubjoined, were appointed to command them :

At Chatham—Dletator, of 64 gum, Capt Nawitoosa ;
Batavia., of 54 amt. Capt.Torru; and Ambufcade, of 36
Anna, Capt. HAWKINS.
At Portfasoutb—Phatalit of 36 puss. Cart.BractrOlD.
At Sheernefa—Unleorn. of pions, Capt. T. BAKK• ; So-
ride, of damns, Capt.R (re-commillioned).

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The chips at Chatham are ordered to proceed to
the Nore as expeditioufly as poffible.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

Dam., Ann. s6.—.Sailed la Nue frigate, kr Peetfineuth,
and molt of the outward bound mirk es tbdr refpedthe
voyages. Arrived k hybdie [gate, from Peewit* and
Caroline frigate, front a endae. Wind &W.

GRAVISIND Ann. sA..—.Paffed by, the Onancefter, Ro.
binfoo ; and Royal Charlotte, —, frau Oda'; Marriott,
Henry, from Honduras ; Mars, Mat" from Dominica;
William, Adams, from Barcelona; Matilda, Pea. from Leg-
horn; Vella!, Wood, from Cadiz; Admiral Nara, Locher-
Ingham, from Oporto; Harmony, Smith, from Norway; Bro-
thers, Jeffery; Henry, Smith , and Antwerp, Dictinfon, from
Lifloon.--Sailed the Jane, Gourley, for Antigua; Hawkeibury.
Keats, far Dunkirk ; Pomona, Klemm, for Antwerp; and
Goode Hoope, Rentz, for Amfterdam.
The Walser Odle, arrived from China, read from St. He-
lena the t th of March, (poke a Dane the fame day from Bom-
Ihbay, which failed the z3tl of Dember, and reported that the
ipo Cornwallis, Sir
Edward Hughes, and lad St. Vincent,
were to fail the gds.
The Carmarthen, Dobree, from London to India, was well
the r3th of March, in ht. r. as. N. long. so. r 6. W.
The Vine, M'lntire, from Cork to London, pot into St.
Iv e's the sods infirm, with the lots of anchors and cables.
The Ringmores Park. from Waterford to Newfoundland, is
put into Plymouth leaky.
The Lively, Curtis, from Hal to LONNY pot back to Pen-
zance, after bdnj half over the Bay.
The loop John and Mary, of Sonderlandels methadon Tri-
nity Sands, In the Humber.
The Celeriac, Bruthen, frees Cantarron to London, with
dates, was loft nor Milford the rah inflect.
The Charles, Smith, from London to Yarmouth, if on more
at Lomas,.

The Lexington, Minerva, mid Providence tranfporta, and
the Brigata Elisabeth., Wend, from Surinam, have received
ninth damage at Hebron during the late bad weather.
The Pomona. Vaodervort, bound to China, after hang an-
chors and cables, was driven on more the 19th initant, in the
Teat

- The An and Deft, OM from Irvine to Dublin, I. bit at
Stranzfrod.
TM Mary, Meadows, from Lido*, is on Aare mar Dover

A ::::: o--la the Creek, Sifters, lithe. front Zomt--Off
Dover, Kingitoo, Stevens, from New YorkAt Portinontk,
Thetis, that. from Cadiz --At Southampton. Duke of Kent,
Soper, from Oporto—At Bred, Virgin dd 0111.111, ••••.
from Cadiz—At Clyde, Merrell, Roblean, front flovannalo.-
At Havre, Patty. Pearee.trom Virginia—ln the Tad. KVA.
Hewitt. from Cbarietton ; Tires. &halt. from ilrist Tim*
man. ASodadon, Hoek; and Softy, Hatalrehe from Ild-
timoro—At , Naviption. from
New York, Lamm. . from Liverposi.-At=
Apollo. Within, from Trinidad. 'dour. Cla-
w. from Afries—At St. Kites, Lard Hare Hera. kvoli
Atria—At Aftien.Werifor Calle.
Bengal. Sir W. Braley. Ribose., livms London—la die Demo.
Antwerp, Dlckesfon, from Labe ; nide* Sft(ildr. friar
Legborn ; Minerva. from Iberia ; and
Marthaii. from Boordese—At Pooh. Diamond. —r front
Sicilly—Off Lymington. Kitty, Redmene, front St. Kitt's.—
At Plymouth, Lard Mks. .Crote, from Melee; mad Ml-
saheb. Delano. from Cbarldion—At Liverpool. Kriard.
Haynes, from Ororlaftan ; Nelly, Wade, from Oporto; asa.
rick. Othfos. from Lawn; Juan, ftlawdiley. ir Veer;
Crupordlary, tram Noah Carolina; ad 1111 W. Me m 4

I from Malfaehtifett'w-4t Clyde, Read!, Richardfon, from
London—At Leith, Mary Allifon, (corn Cadiz—At
BeWaft, Nelfon, Fergnfon, from Mellina—At Londonderry,
Flanders, Mitchell, from Tenerife—At Cork, Commerce,
Hopkins, from Baltimore; and Betfey, Forret(Wle, from Vir-
ginia—At Havre, Union, Gage, from Bofton—At Bourdeaux,
Neptune, Loring, from tlofton ; Munro, Pitt, from Balti-
more; and Venus, —, from New York—At Barcelona,
Nclfon, Harrifon, from London ; William, Davis, from Brif-
tol; Nymph, Wiggens; and Friends, Hughes, from Liverpool
—At Savannah, Sifters, Pike, from London—At St. Vincent's,
Royal Edward, Flanagan, from London—At Bengal, Experi-
ment, Palmer, from London.

Yellerday the difpatches for Bengal,by the PRES-
TON, were finally doled at the Eak India Houfe,
and delivered to the Putfer; her paffengers are,
Meffrs—T. Pakenham, C. Chapman, H. Hope—Writers.
Captain L. Thomas and Lady.
Mr. Kennedy, AMR.= Surgeon.
Meffrs.—R. Gowing, P. M. Hay, C. H. Glover, J. Hyde, R.
Tickell, G. Percival, R. Flemming, and R. Heming—Cadets.
Mr. K. M'Queen, Alexander Nairn—Free Mariners.
Miffes.—Maria Slater, Catherine Barrington, Eliza Clara
Stuart.

Letters from the Cape of Good Hope fay, that
PALMER, tranfported for (edition, who freighted a
velel for his return, and has been long miffing, has
been met by the 'hip Vryheid at fea, and may be
shortly expetled in Europe.

SHIP OWN IRS.—Yefterday there was a nume-
rous and refpeftable meeting of perfons concerned
in the Shipping Inter& held at the London Ta-
vern. Mr. P. ICrsi tom was unanimoufly voted to
the Chair. Mr. Arc H SON, the Secretary, informed
the meeting that in confequence of the inftrations
which he had received from their Committee, he
had endeavoured to get a copy of the Confolida-
tion Schedule. This, however, he had found it
impoffible to obtain. But he had feen and read
it; and there could be no doubt that it was the
intention of Mr. Addington to continue the ton-
nage duty. Mr. BROWN moved a Refolution, ex-
, preffive of the impolicy of the duty, and declara-
tory of their opinion of its injuring the carrying
trade, and materially affeding the commerce of the
country. The Refolution was, after fome obferva•
tions, read a fecond time, and agreed to unani-
moufly. The Secretary, in a fhort, but impreflive
fpeech, denied that the oppofition to the tonnage
duty was the effeft of the influence of a few power.
ful individuals. The Thanks of thelMeeting were
unanimoufly voted to the LORD MAYOR, for the
part he had taken in his oppofition to the tax, and
his Lordffiip was requefted to continue his exertion
for the attainment of the important objet of its
repeal. The Thanks of the Meeting were then
moved to the late and prefcnt Chairman, and the
meeting adjourned.

CORN MARKET, MARK-LANE, APRIL 27.

There have been no arrivals fence Mondly laft,
and there is not any alteration in prices, Barley
and Malt excepted, which goes off brifkly at full
is. per quarter higher than mentioned in that day's
currency. Every thing elfe remains unaltered.
Yefferday the LORD MAYOR, after infpetling the
Mealweighers Returns, ordered the price of Bread
Ito continue the fame as laft week.

This morning were executed before the Debtors'
door, Newgate, purfuant to their fentence, 7efepb
ynaassu, for forging and uttering a promitfory
note for payment of 51. with intent to defraud
James Crowe and others; and Afkbad Ilsoly for
perfonating Murty Ryan, in order to receive his
prize-money.
JOS IP 14 JIM 'arr.—Few among& the many in-
fiances of forgeries, which are daily recorded,
were ever more daringly committed, more expe-
dittouny deteded, or more fpiritedly punithed,
than that lately praCtifed on Meflrs. Caowe, SPAR-
aow, and Baowa, bankers in Suffolk and Effez,
by= ad d
ordered a copper-plate to be en-
graved from one of the Notes of the Stowmarket
Bank of the above Gentlemen, from which, to
begin with, he bad furnifhed himfelf with two hun-
dred impretllons, which he himfelf carried to the
Stamp-Office to get Ramped; after which he filled
them up, and went into Norfolk, Suffolk, and
Effex to Wise them. Meas. CROWE, Sraatow,
and &town, loon difcovered at all their different
Banks, much about the fame time, that Tome of
their Notes were forged, which forgeries, however,
much to their honour and credit, they paid as they
were prefented, both in London and in the coun-
try, rather than permit the public to be lofers by
them. But in the mean while, they loft no time,
nor regarded any expence in their exertions, to
dikover the author of them, by tracing each forged
Note through the channels it had pallid. One of
them they found had been paid at a mop in Cran-
bourn-Alley, and another at Chelmsford, by ci-
villy the fame defcription of perfon, whom they
I had little doubt of being the forger.
With his defcription thus obtained, numbers of
Bow-greet Officers were difpatched in all direc-
tions in fearch of him, Rimulated by the promife
of a reward of One Hundred Guineas, betides their
expences; but Mr. Stows (one of the firm on
whom the forgery was committed), through fin.
viler good fortune, attivity, and addrefs, was the
firtt to apprehend him.
His trial at the Old Bailey, in February laft,
where he was capitally conviited, we have already
laid before our Readers, and now we have only
to announce the execution of the laft fentence of
the law again& this unfortunate young man, only
s 8 years of age, whole education, appearance, and
abilities (bad they been virtuoufly exercifed) qua-
lified him for a better dettination.
His conduß fence his conviaion has (hewn his
&were penitence, and his manly, yet pious, re-
fignation to his fate on the Refold, could only
have been the effea of true Chnftian hope and
fortitude. He concealed his real name during the
whole of his difgrace, through a commendable
raVI to the feelings of a repeal:llc family, to
h, it is Paid, he eras nearly allied, and who,
we under-fiend, ufed great interett with Lord Pit-
man, to recommend him to his Majetty's mercy ;
but it cannot be too generally known, that in a
great commercial country like this, the atrocious
crime of forgery might sever to be, nor ever is,
pardoned.

SPOkTIgG IVTRLIIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST syRING MEETING.

TUESDAY, APRIL 26.

The King's Plate of wogs. for 5 vr. old mares,
carrying Ica. R. C.
Mr. Garforth's gr. in. Marcia - - • :
Mr. Cuilinfon's ch. m: AUegranti ._ - . - - ;

Five to 4 on noci.t.
Sweepflakes of taogs. each, h. ft. D. C.
Ld Sackville's Dick Andrews, t yr. old, 91t. -
Mr. Wilton*, Surprize, 5 yr old, 7lt 71b. - -
Mr. F. Neal's Bobtail, aged, ga. iolb. - -
Mr. Watfun's Lignum Vita, 5 yr. old, Vt. telb. -
Mr. Delme Radcliffe* Loan, 6 yes 041, gft ?lb. -

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Eleven to 8 againftllickAndrews-5 to 2 againft
Surprize-8 to t againa Bobt4il-3 to I againtt
Lignum Vitz.
Sweepdakesof toogs.each,h. ft. for 4 yr. olds. D. I.
Mr. Rolston's Orange Flower, ;ft. 41b. - -
D. of Grafton's Penelope, Bq..
l.d 6ackville'l Pacificator, 711 61b - - 3
Mr. Fletcher's Highland Fling, lint.l3lb. -
Mr. Wilfon's Sophia, 7ft. 61b.
Mr.Dclme Radcliffe's btle. by Fidget, out of Cztia, 7ft 21b. pd

Three tot againft drang-e Flower-7 to 4on
Penelope-3 to s againft Pacificator.
Mr. Wilfon's b. c. by Buzzard, out of Young
Eclipfe's dam, 6R. 71b. beat Mr. Sitwell's Regina,
2 yrs old. Bft. 71b. Yearling C. 3cgs.--7 10 4on
Mr. Wilfon's b. c.

GOODWOOD RACES, WEDNESDAY, APRIL so.
A Sweepdakes of zogs. each, five fubfcribers, for
holies, bona id,. the property of the fublcribers,
three months before naming, that had never
won, carrying 12(1. each.— fsvo miles.
Lord Egremont's Brother to Shoveller, 5 yrs
Duke of Richmond's Arachne, s yr ,by Cobweb -
Mr. Prior's b. Is. by Traveller, 4 yrs 3

Mr. Spudlois's ch:g. Blemillt,by 'Symmetry -
Capt. Blagrave named his gr.gricling, but did not run.

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Hon. C. Wyndham did not name.
alma the favourite-4 tot agft Arachne-6
to 4. agft Brother to Shoveller-3 tot alga Mr.
Prior's b. h.

A Hunter's Plate of 6o gs. for horfes, Ecc. the pro-
perty of Subfcribers of sgs. that had been fairly
hunted, by their owners, through the feafon,
with the Duke of Richmond's hounds, (five Cub-
fcribers) iaf. Two-mile heats.
Sir G. Thomas's cb. m. Matrannee, aged -
D. of Richmond's gr. h. You Know Mc, aged
Mr. Bridle:oleo eh. h. Hermit, aged
Mifs Leclerc's br. m. 6 yrs old -
Dr. Dickens's ell. b. Drugs, agod -
Hermit the favourite-5 tot againfl Miff Le.
clerc's mare-4 tot againft You know me-3 to
againft Matrannee.
A Match for so guineas. Two Miles.
Mr. Ladbroke's Alchymift, 3 yrs old, Sit. - -
Mr. Byudlofs's Garnerio, 3 7rs old, Sit. - -
Si x to 4 on the winner.
A Match for sogs. One Mile. Play or pay.
Mr. Byndkles h. Giles, 4 yet old, Mt. •
Duke of Richmond's ch. h. Cedar, aged, oft.
Two tot on the winner.

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3 3
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City of Chichefter Plate of Sol. for all ages.
Three-mile heats.

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Mr. Durand's Sir Sydney, 5 yrs, SS. zolb.
Mr. Hyde's Sky-Rocket, s yrs, Bft. tab.
Mr. Prior's b. c.by Trumpeter, a yrs, Mt. . diE
Sir Sydney the favourite-4 to a again( Trum-
peter—o i againft Sty-Rocket.
Mr. Dupre's Glow-worn paid sogs. forfeit to
General Lenos's Shark, z3ft. 41b. a match for
fogs. Two miles.

SECOND DAY, THURSDAY, APIIL If.

A Sweepftakes of togs. fix fubicribers ; for horfes
bred in the county of Safe', the fame weights
as for the Craven Stakes.—One mile.
Lord Egremont's m. Tatnidada. 3 yn,
Duke of Richmond's ch. b. Cedar, 9ft. 71b. - s
Sir G. Thomas's br. b. Leader, 3 yrs,Sit. - . 3
His R. H. the Prince of Wales. Mr. Dyad:lots, and Mr. Lad-
broke, did not muse.
The winner the favourite-5 tot againft Cedar
—3 to t againft Leader.
Mr. Cage's br. in. Yankee, by Bolton, aged,
paid cogs. forfeit to Mr. Shakefpear's Soho, aged,
a match for sogs. t aft. each.—Two miles.
City of Chichefter Plate, of Sol. for three and four
year olds, heats of two miles each.
Mr. Donnd's Morgan Rattler, 3 yrs s
Mr. Ladbroke's Alchymift, 3 yrs - • I s
Mr. ayntUdell Clartialn, 3 in, 7 it. 31b. dr.
Two tot on the winner.
A Handicap Plate of 501. Two Mile hcats.
Mr. Hyde's Sky-rocket, S 9ft• 71b• - 4or a
Sir G. TMemes Manion; 9R 71b. a o s dr.
Mr. David's c. 3 yrs, OIL sotb. - - s dr.
Mr Prior's bi. c. slrs, 6R. 71b. - 3 dr.
D. Richmond's ally, s yrs • - dr.
Mr. Brollofs's Wes, 4 rs, 9R. Sib. - dr.
SEprocket was the favourite at Ratting, and
after the dead-heat commanded the odds.

THIRD DAT, FRIDAY, •PRIL 23.
A Match for Fifty Guineas, three miles.
D. of Richnsoots Goldpecker, aged, mit 41b. - -
Mr. Shakefpeare's Soho, aged. 98. 41b. -
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Goldpecker won eafy.
The Lady's Plate of Sixty Guineas, free for all
horfes, of all ages. Heats, two miles each.
Mr. Bridbfes Cilks, 4 Yrs, roR 411). - - a s
Mr. Ladbrokes Marian, 4 yrs, soft 4Th. a
Mr. Durassa's Sir Sydney. syn - dr.
Marian the favourite.
A Match for yoga. half forfeit, Bfl. Two miles.
Mr. Byodkies Ganserks -
Sir G. rbossas's kr. 14 Leader _ - 7 - -