Star.
London, England, 1804-10-25 00:00:00

NAUTICAL isrßateisweir;

MAILS THIS DAT....%1C10d W. N. W.
Alt. DOR All. DIM
a a I Hambumh 3 0
a I Gottenbarylo 0 0

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PRIM 2•11C11, OCTOIIIII 22.—YeRerchy the Na
BROAD matter, came in from Milford, in order to
wait the coinage, when it'is expeded the will !eke
tip for Briftol. This morning the Venus hired armed
cutter, Lieut. COORFN, appeared in the Bay front
the Weftward ; and the Speedwell, of Sonchansrao,
FOOT, matter, failed with the remainder of his cargo,
butter, &c. from Cork for Falmouth, and will primed
thence to Portfmouth.

PLYMOUTH. 0CT0122 23.—Came in the COORO.
Gaul, of 74 guns, Capt. Bortas, from Spithead ;
the Dolphin tiorelltip, and the Lady Melville armed
(hip, from Torbay, with tranfports and viauallers ;-
alio the Daniat (hip Erftatning, Capt. Ness, from
Norway, with timber and deals for this port. Sailed
the PLovca, with four tranfports under convoy, fur
Cork, having on board the ad Battalion of the Sift
Regiment of Foot ; the Dolphin Revenue cutter, on
a cruize ; the Heßor, Capt. Way GOOD, for Chep,
ROW ; and the Danillt (hips Uranus, and Emene-
Bowilavi, for Norway.—Came in the Daft:Di-Ally
Fortuna, Capt. CLAW W. Parzasov, from Barce-
lona, with wine and cork ; put, in for orders.--Sailed
the Potfdam, S , from Embden, for Surinam,
and the Eau Le cutter on a cruize.

PORTRIIIOUTM, OCT. 14.—Arrived the EOOlllll
poop of war, with the Tartar, Eliza Topper, Lon-
don, Monarch, Al It, and the Britannia tranfports,
with troops from Ramfgate, bound to Jerfey ; Cis.
oracle. frigate; Wasp, RAIN Dare, and S•aacat
Hoops of war, with the Ctmel More-(hip ; Minorca,
Ifabella, Emerald, Ceres, Oxford, Melpomene, Flo-
ra, Aaive, and Tartar tranfports, and a fleet of
outward-bound yards, under convoy from the
Dawns.—Sailed the Diamond, of London, saptaii
MUNRO, for the South Seas ; the Falcon, of Pool,
Captain Beam°, for 'Newfoundland. Wind eallerly.
Sm OCTORIR as..—Sailed the bizaestvou
armed Ihip, with five fail of veils under convoy for
the Baltic. Wind Eagerly.
Hutt. Ocv. 23.—On Wednefday the Charles
armed brig failed fa.ms hence, with a large fleet of
veffels for the Baltic. Yetterday the Three SHUTS,
FOR TZ, from Seville, under quarantine in White.
booth Roads, was releafed ; but her cargo will be
detained fome days longer.
The Elizabeth. TOTTIOt. from Bergen, has put !tato Phapinit.
The Ouftaf Adolf, Lembk, from Stettin to Cadiz, has pat in-
to Lilbon.
The gaillot Nylpferd, from Liverpool for Rotterdam, is ha an
the waft of Holland.
Tho Specubtion,Thornftad, from Bergen to Dort, was !band.
a near Ameiand Slat sett uk. crew Cored.
The Solo. Repel°, from Kara: ma to Asoftadana, whisk Imil
pot into Cadiz, Coiled cheats Sept. 3.
The Ehighnier, , from Bergen for Naples, lies Aire an
the emit of Holland, and iris feared will be lift.
The Lowe, Parma, from K.minriborg to Antfteettain, has pit
into Harlingen. &meg. d, and moll unload to repair.
The Dana Raft India Wit. Chrifanhavn, fr..m Copenhagen to
I China, arrived Pale at Tranqucbar sth of March hit
Tbs Leisheid, paften, tram Bergen for Naples, b aground on
the Nnorderhaaks, and it is circa& will he loft ; crew raved.
The Dobroditel. Alezijeffe, from Peteriborgh to limardiesash
Ms anived at the latter place, and delivered the lading damaged.
The weieaart, &heap, has "men brought into Tirlinsiling,in •
very leaky condition, having loft her Adis, at ewe and came.
The Concordia, Siebe Brom de ionic, from Kurtiogiburgh to
...tutfter4asn, was wrecked near Thtlted an the and aria. Cr**
Caved.
che Wiffelvallingheid de Ryer, from Marerines, with timber,
is ilrindei to the eaftwud of (Mend. The Is entirely
will-keel: c•ew raved.
The Vr Marla, Jacobs, from Eking to Anttr.dmit Is pet
too allinlet, having been much damaged It Me dons ut the asa
end 23d ult.
The Goole Have. Runnier,. Ludes Rrain.ifonsik. Modem,
ha. erne Harlingen, having been tinsel away from the en-
trance of the Somme.
t be Width brig Nicola, en Amt, Niellon, from Dram one to
Amfterilarn. (buck on the 24 ordcrhaaks, in the Tema. en rho
soth arks and it la feared will be kg. QM Cavil
The Twe °clutters, Leenden, arrived la the Teed from Lea.
den, Renck againft a wreck is the litohbefsed, en the silt alt. mil
is entirely loft ; the crew were Caved by a Sating boot.
The flute Hoffoung, Shone, from Koolg erg to Atodheraims
wlh wheat, was ftranded on the sob alt. near Ls/wrens This
fez ran fo high the could oat be approached, lo that as ether par-
ticulars are hewn.
t he Span& frigate John Maria, alba le Limon% Cabiwitle.
from Cadiz to Arallerdarn, wee wrecked an the Red of Atisc•
land, on a6th men are ralrrd but the captain and
number of the crew, who took to the boat, It is are loft.
TM Moppet, Rule, from Stockholm to Mark-Rite, met of Gom
teaburgh with an Englifil convoy, one of the daps of which run
foul of her in the night, carried away her 501.1 m-it, and fo muck
damaged her, that (be was ohliged to put Into Oo(rifeser and un-
load a part of Mr cargo to repair.
Tic Q,ieen, Admiral Mellon, Salenia, and Hope, wind
hlikord; parted with the Cens. Brent), ; Hull Packet, Orr 7
John and Mary, Reid; and Monza. Cole, with Ave ethers, at
two a. m. on tBth loft. in a gale of wind af the Smalls, arl trait
Liftion, bound to Liverpool and Greenock.
lhe Marianne, Bede, from Raltiosoie t, Varel, with men, ed.
fee, and tobacco. Is (trawled behind the Kong, in the Taal t
crew faired, and it is hoped the cargo lave Jim mem.
ad, Sri/nem:in, from Narta to Copenhagen, was overtaken by *
violent florin on the a'>th ult. near Marburg, in Sweden Owned.
der was re-,.e-ed ofekfs, and the lap illed with water ; bee the
erne were lay.sl to the 1341 by a galleon, and brought ma the dada
to Snineminde.
fhe i,anifts brig St. jofeph, Are-ate, lad, n with linen mad wheat,
lately dt‘tained at Cowes, was liberated yeltenlay, and failed for
Comet, American Rip, recently captured by the fousdrro
of iirrol, under the eoninseed of .tdmiral Cochrdie, an WO.
eirm of being french yeomen., tae been maimed by the High
Court of Admiralty to the ow m rs.
%He, Poll, of Whitebaven, from Pcterfbureb, is m Sone
'n,.. from Eilboa, is put im.te. Torbay, with
ill, chot• an.: &Stec

At ..fh • r-n In:. a Zealous. fres
n—At Irom Ncw Yark—le
I' , entne, kloner, from Navas.
nab : rvtr... and Anthony. Ntaagin, train Model-
ph; , Ameticn, frava baaintort; Genoa lifailisko;
acd a'irc: cola. Hunt, from Vitgims.

Tht Pr;bILITI. V721.1C11, from Stita. is .rrirea At Hal; IbC parted
from tLc e-ct. coofifting of A out io.c er.d Lot. on the Oti Ina
• C. N.`rTrAY—the put into Norway. tart bLard notlung of tbein.
A Ottodrati Crock A or,a fr°^' Lei
ictrran. • .tiiniiral Nog. a. ttaker; St.
Inc.. Pr y; ..rd Hope, Bow,. trot, 1 itl,re, bound to litrar.
pool— ‘• Yn ..•I. Nat Cr and ?.I r--- from I illion—.At
elyar, Counter. of Crrialord. Atiltrother : and Jana, Olney. fres
I .olNon—Ai Mt rat' Puma• a. r. front clrgirdaAt Got.
tot bulah. Sotonion, rrom uo.,r; Llverpxd. DII4

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Pi-Tonere—Ai I don't with it now ; I have been
cruelly treated."
The Jury returned their verdift, Guilty.
Lewis Bernardi, and Mary his wife, were indiaesl
for healing a quantity of table linen, wearing appa-
rel, &c. the property of Lewis Ann Clear Count
North.
The Countefs North, who (poke fuels very bad
broken Englifh, it was aloud impoffible to under-
Rand her; from her evidence, however, we were
able to collcift,that the and the Count were originally
natives of France, but fince naturalifed as fubjefts of
Great Britain, under the title of Count and Coon-
tefs North. About two years ago, they had a ready
furnifhed houfe in Park-lane, and, at that time; the
prifoner, Lewis Bernardi, lived with them as a fer-
vans ; he' afterwards married the prifoner, Mary,
whoi they hired as fervant ; the family removed
from again to Beau-
monottrect ; the Couhntfte& frequently mired (coeval
articles, and having fufoenca the prifoners, difcharg•
ed them ; the afterwards applied to Bow-Meet, and
procured officer to fearcia them.
One of the Bow-fireet Officers Rated, that he went
to the prifoners lodgings, and the prifoncr, Mary,
gave him levers' duplicates out of her pocket ; but
thole did not relate to the article,. prodcced in Court.
She then fainted away, and when the recovered, fhe
cried ont, " Spafe my hulhand, he is innocent !"
She then lifted up the window, and, out of a hole in
the fide of it, took out a paper, containing st du-
plicates of feveral articles ft olen from the Counrefs.
The Pawn Broker proved, that the prifoner Mary
was the perfon who always pawned the articles with
him, and ffie told him they were things her mailer
had given her
four time to time ; and, knowing her
fnr upwards of years, he did not quettion her
integrity.
When the Partners were called upon for their de-
fence, the woman declared, in the moil folernn man-
ner, that her hufband was wholly innocent of the
crime alledged againft him.
The Jury acquitted the man, and found the woman
Guilty of healing, to the value of sss.
The following were convided of felonies, viz.
Ja. Martin, for healing one Pike pf woollen cloth,
value fol. five filver tea I poons, and other articles,the
property of W. H. Eaftman and P. MiTllar hed ; Jane
Jones, for healing in the (hop of T.utr four
(bawls, and one half %tail, value Ito& 6d. Isis pro.
pert; Mary Lye, fur healing Ga !beets, and other
artes, the property of Ann Prifley Nich. Brady,
for (leafing ten ottntes of Congou tea, the property
of the EaR India Company • W. 'Cox, for embez-
zling from his employers, ;tars. Rowcroft and
Blackburn a draft, value 41. tss. their property: and
I.ewis Bernardi, George Hart, James Cook, and
Mary Hartman, wee acqutted.
The Old Bailey Calendar for the Piderst Stffions
contains the follov;ng : •
Lomoon coo sit iv wire
John Weber, for nut Winning the Cionstilkorters of
me,, Mary Wear, for uttering Cosniterfelt Coin, knowin it
to be loch. One for Reeling la a dweliani-boufe. One for Grand,
and four i.e Petty La rcen
IDI:yM.
MESE' SALMONS.
Jorcpb Bill. for Waving a Bank Note. vales tcl. from John
Beak, a Toft-nfice Letter earricr.knosiog tht fettle to have been
cubes:led. Charles Arrnitape. fo - embezzling r 5 locks of fi.,or,
the property of hit Nadir. Harry frotman, for a like °genie.
John Pippinghana, for forgery. Mary How, for alma and rob-
bery. John Wit/anti*, fur Bahl:dog and cutting, with latent to
come' murder. Mary Wood, for returning from tranfportation.
One for borfellesling. One for butsiary. Seventeen for snood.
and torty-five for petty Larceny. and other petty offences.

MIDDLESEX VARTER SESSIONS,

HICKS, HALL, CLERKENWP.I.L, Weriaefday, Odober 24.
!bane Marriott, 7abn Cori, and Francis GO, wa-
ternien, were india:d fur a confplracy to enforce
certain regulations they hid ratified, for the privi-
lege of plying at Crook Stain, Limehoufe, in en-
forcing which they unlawfully endeavoured to extort
trom C. Wright the rum of is guineas. Thefe bye-
laws were read, and among other direCtions it ap-
peared, that no perfon who had rot been bound ap-
prentice within a certain didria, fhould prefume to
ply fir hire at the laid !Lairs. unlefs he previaufly
Wight his licence by the fum Rated.
Mr. GOAN T raid, his client was a waterman, fur-
many admitted ; that he had rell!led this impolition,
in confequence of which his boats were fct a,:rift by
the Defendants, and his property on the water was
itjured by other efts of aggreflion.
Mr. ALLSY, for the Defendants, took an oblation
to the proof of Thus. Wright being an admhted Wa-
terman, the book of entry only being produced, and
not the original !tamped inttrument, to authenticate
the tranfaftion—but in the requel, the learned Coon-
fel propared that a Juror thoold he withdrawn; that
it Ihould be reterred to a G.•ntleman at the bat, to
determine what compenfation Wright thould receive
for the damage he had Intlained.
The CHAIIMAN oblerved, that if Waterusen could
exaa Is or so guineas for privileges of their 'own
creating, the navigation of the River would be !hut
upon the public. He confideied th- off:lice of A very
ferrous kind, and moll dent naive i its cordequences.
To make alts for the regulation of the Thames, was
a fort of prefumption which ought to be encoun-
tered with the revisit!, of the law.
Mr. GURNEY alfentirg to tlte propofal of Mr.
Aces y, no verdia WA' cowed.
Robert Dot keeps wh.r is c •lled a I.Anii.llllll,
the road between Colwell Iltict and lino:Jon. The
building where this butioei; is condtraed, is about a
furlong North of the Peerlefs Pool, and i.. c..rripofeJ
of a wooden frame, wi,hout any fntinclation. 9 I:et by
18, abou. Sin depth and 9in heir,ht. When the
New Road was made in tl.i, diteaion with the capi
tat, an At was palled, ifetermi.•ing not only its di-
menfrons, but the quantity of (pace on each fide,
which fhottld be referred tree of any cretlionf, fur the
purport of keeping the rt ad filfwierdly dry.
Mr. GUAM ST, onh.italfot the I I traces of this road
Rated, that the Defenda .t, in ti.h ince of this
after being tepeatedly warned by t'ic Survc) ors,
raifed a fpacious truildinr,; zoo, conferiin7e, 1.:
was indiaed for a nitifii.ce, votl he was now calk
upon to anfwer for the offence.
Mr. Aet.ev, for the Dt.fendant, contended th..
ereaion Was an open fired, capahle of beiri; carries'
away, and that it was not a building having a f
dation within the toms of the pewee.
The CAMAS. AM laid, Ih! Coon enincid-3 the
Learned Conniel who hat rpoke, that the itrugur..
wig not trititio use tutcution of the LcglilAtuic when

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. - IlIngrt"""IIITS
FAIAIIIING SVIETr OF IRELAND.
—...-----. Yeßerda
SAWN ASLIII, OCTo St alB .—The fifth Annual Hon. the 1
/how or Breeding Stock, fince the commencement of Boactuou.
'4l ji lite intlitution lately took place here. The improve- loners wen
. 1
menu has been progreffive, and has forpaffed the moR tined, viz
fangumc hopes of the fociety. The Young Stock ap- /Jiro Hs
1 geared far fuperior to thole from which they were of William
' . bred, which is to be attributed Si) judicious feleflion, gam si
ti and the foil and climate of Ii eland Co favourable to for borgla
tattles.* few excellent fpecimens were thibited, the honk of
w
produce of a (Ingle crofs on the Give breeds. Five and Reall
, dillina varieties of Neat Cattle appeared, each con- fi„e guile
tending for a decided fuperiority over all the cell. the prune
Such a competition repeated for a feries of years, iir,dg„,
mull ultimately overcome prejudice, and determine houfe bei
1., which is heft. The Sheep were excellent in their the morn
i. kinds ; the New Leicefters Rill hold their place as the vered tit.
molt profitable for the low-land pailurts, and the „tides e
South-Down for the upland dißrias ; the latter were The rift
. , much better than any hitherto produced, and Come of
'' them were defervedly admired. There were alio fome profecilt,
the evict<
i fine "moiled fhcep, by Spanifh rams, on Ryland ewes. that on i
More .ittention than ufual was paid to the quality ol of Blair,
Sunday,
the different kinds of Wool. The judges were gen-
tlemen of experience, and they were anted by a pro- named
!
factual man. . eeedt
The only Draft Stallion exhibited was a Suffolk halt a c
Punch. Nothing is more wanted in Ireland than an pocket 1
_improvement in horfes, and this breed being Ruing, De an
naive and fpirited,prornifes to be an acquifition. The witidna
improved breed of Swine have fpread through every He the
part of Ireland, and are likely loon to difplace the confine
awkward, unprofitable animal which was a difgrace tam bet
to the country. were ol
heard
The Society dined in their new apartments,
which though unfinifbed, accommodated them fwear :
comfortably. Several of the matt refpeftable No- The P'
Manes, Gentlemen and Farmers were prefent.— P
eas.
N. thing has tended more to harmonize the country fleas.
than thefe meetings ;_ hundreds of Gentlemen from loft iv
the temeteft pasts of Ireland, who probably never man m
would have known each other, at Ballinalloe, and Swan
vie whit earl other only in public fpirit. he go
...Mr. Forret, the worthy and refpaled Prefident, 1/4""wl
told I
added new life to the Society. The abfence of the
vi!rfal
' ,Marquis of Sims°, whole delicate health prevented Whet
• his attending the Meeting, was univerfalli regretted.
s_-The Society were particularly 'indebted to the hint I
Judges for the uncommon patience with which they hand
,_ t
executed the laborious talk aligned to them. Mr. "177
Dudley, who came to Ireland on a vifit to Mr. For- have
ter. at the earneß requeß of the Committee, ver
neat y by it
obligingly undertook the office of judge of "F"
Cattle, and Inggefted fome important regulations ft5
.
which will be probably adopted at the arrangement an+
'of fecu
the future (hews —Several appropriate toatls were
you
drank, among which were the following :
The Vag—Three times three.
ui
Ike (trees and Royal Family.
The Prbsee of Wales. /
Tlee Lord Lieutenant. for;
peri
Wow, of Use Duke et ltrallford.
Beard of Agrieutture, and ks "Wilde*, Lord
,- Ileaskuut sedety, wad Its Prefident, an
the Doke et Argyle. pr;
I * Mr.F.ster, and the Farming Sodety of Ireland. the
Maori; at Sligo, Vim Prefudent. frii
Bessiies tri an to brooches.
Sneed the Plough.list
I
Fe
IThe Gentkmeo who have promoted the objeAa of the Society
flu
1 ' by contending fur the premiums.
Jim Treavaaary or trirtsod. fir
-rh. Upset Trade, and may our enemies be the Srft. fo'
th
After our beloved Monarch's health, " GOD rave le
Great George our King," was admirably fang by Mr. t 3
G—, with feveral beautiful verges, compelled by it
himfalf—the whole company joined in the chorus re
with the molt enthufiallic demonttrations of loyalty. k
I DALIAN ASLOII Fata.—The Clerk of the Fair's re- fl
turn of Cheep at the late fales was as follows: Sold
m
, 18.728; unfold scot ; total in the park 84,229. The e
horned cattle amounted to 25,614, which were all dif- f
pored of in one day. There were a few peculiar air- r
' cumflancesufually attendant on this great cattle mart 1
of Ballinafloe, not generally known. The various .
flock of fl
veseep thu exhibited in ord Clancutry's ,
Parks arevery R folly kept in theiLr almott number-
lefs detachments, by the adroitnefs of the feveral
tlaiTes of Rtepherds, with Ricks, and without the ale
• of a Tingle dog. All women, of whatever rank, are
profcribed admiffion in either fair of (keep or cattle,
on account of a difOrnus occurrence many years
pace (both kinds of (lock being then exhibited v•ge-
gether in the Park) from the appearance of Come :eel
cloaks, at which the bullocks became fo indignant,
as it were by mutual antipathy,that they broke down
a great part of the Palk (lone wall, and extending
their front in this wild career, carried away other
fences before them, to the great damage of the coon
try for miles, and very confiderable lofi, to the pro-
prietors of cattle. Thc flocks of
leaders. forFmrom
ed
1 an Ina", and followed their horned
that period, (fwe belfi an uneveortunateunknown femalein (t
Ararcadia)ys into thre
Park, a cry I
qa-re, ea, rr. refound% Irons every quarter, until the
fair offender flies the field.
1 The fbepherds and attendants ranged round tlit
various flocks on this (it:canon, generally amour,: t:
from t t to u 5 -.o men. Nothing can C IMO the it
irnlarity of their condal during the
tnc butlnim,efs o
asf th
fair I but that Isein.,,, i.ver, they iccm la I,
prelcription, an intuiting libation oi their favouri•
whilkey, and it; indifuenfille confeepicnce a Mk'
Vitil theft gcriAl lire', the fail f.,;r wit th':a Jail
clofed. Tits fli_Flierds, who affern'alcd a; :di the I
acrid public bottles through the fair al ze:, io pr
portion as they became whifitified, began brandifhir
their flicks, impatient (or the fignal ot aft-fay ; at),
, . 5 o'clock, one of the nic.itddlingliabcd i.:. tl,;s tot
of Pam rallied fiat!• tr.ti, he middle of the tirect, ai
exclaimed aloud—" Blt ood and model., who d.l
' &size --fn,;;.se. A knight of the itifb flrecc, no I
valorous, infiattly t!i;:w liiiili.. If in hoot of the I
; ch
lenge'', and as lottily replied—. By J—fus,
the lad to frair.e in your teeth l" Upon this 1
Area was filled with uplifted Ricks, and at it they
regardlefs of whom they druck, or by whom ti
Iwere (*mitten ; till having_ a good bellyful of tt
! favouti,e row, they left uffliy a kind of general c
lent, and retired to their rcft.enive liquor-harries,
heal their wounds with never.f.ttiinF r.ltilke). r,..
t. natei,, k. accident occurred iity mid the cu&oro
1 Mums of broken hcada :ant bloody notes.