Star.
London, England, 1803-04-20 00:00:00

!AST INDIA SHIPPING.

Yefterday the Pullers of the Honourable Ea[t
India CoNtpany's (hip the Dorfetfhire, Captain
Rosettv HUNTIR BROW/I, attended at the India
Houle, ancl received his final difpatches, with
which he immediately proceeded to Deal to join
the faid Chip. The Dorfctfhive is conligned to
China direet.

We have the pleafure to announce the Cafe ar-
rival in the Downs on Monday hill of the Ho-
nourable EAR India Company's chip the Alnwick
CAIle, Captain CHARLES ELTON PRESCOTT ; MT.
Wit.t.titst PERRON, the Porfer, arrived yeiterday
at the India Houle with his dil'patches.
„.. . .

The Alnwick Cattle left China on the £9lll of Decembc.r. in
company with the Ups the Cirencelter, Capt. Thom+, Robert-
fon, and the Perfeverance, Captain Jamvi Tweedale, arrived
at the Bland of St. Helena on the 25th of February, and failed
on the ad of March, at which time the Waltham(low, Cap.
tabi William Agnew, and the Lady Jane Dum.las, Captain the
Honourable Hugh Lintlfay, were coming into the Roads;
they left Bengal the 28th of December. in compnny with tic
Chips the Tdlicherry. Captain George Weitted, and the Man-
fhip, Captain John Logan, and parted front thin the rsith
February. The Perfeverance and Bengal Anna failed from
Saint Helena the ad of March. The Niareltionels of Exeter,
Captain John Locke, jun. failed from Batavia in December.—
We have the pleafure to Rate thm the Royal George, Captain
John Fain Timing, arrived at St. Helena the 2gth of February;
the failed front England on the 4th of January, with Mires fur
the above Bland.

CORN MARKET, Al A RK.I.ANE, APRIL 20.

There have hecn no new arrivals lince Monday,
and the few fales that have taken place this day
are lower in price than mentioned in Monday's
Currency.
Assizt or BREAM—There not being a fufficient
number of Aldermen at Guildhall to make a Court
vale; day, the LORD MAYOR ordered the Price of
lircad to be continued the fame as lag week, viz.
9d. the quarters loaf wheaten, and houfehold 7td.

His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Yov K holds to
morrow a Military Levee, at the Hotle Guards.
Mill Bay Barracks at Plymouth, are to be oc-
cupied by the Devon Militia.
Yefterday the Marquis of SALISBURY arrived at
his lioufe in Arlington flreet, from St. Alban's,
where his Lordihip had been to join his regiment.

Earl FITZWILLIAM, doting his refidence at
Leeds, Lasgeneroufly ordered each man ferving in
the t it Well York regiment (of which he is Colonel )
a jacket and other doodling, at the expence of live
hundred pounds.

The Non-Commillioned Officers and Privates of
the late Loyal Infantry, mired in Worktop, have
prefented to their Captain, JOHN CH•M PION, Efq.
an elegant Cup with an appropriate infcriprion,
expreffive of their high opinion and elleem, and of
his meritorious condutt as an Officer.

Captain Macu•MAll• was a great deal better yef-
terday. There was no bulletin left of health as ufuaL
The remains of General Ds EAvaieri mit. the
HetEan kliniller, were lafl week depofited in the
Savoy Chapel.

Owing to a miaalce in Wiling the letter bags at
Eatt Grinitead, on Friday night, thofe belonging
t.) Brighton were not exchanged, which on Satur-
day morning caufea much difappointment to the
inhabitants of that place and cfpecially to the
tiidaasul.

Sittings appointed in Middlefex and London, he-
fo• e the Right HMI. EDWARD Lurd ELLEN BOROUGH,
Lord Chief Juitice, &c. in and after Teem :

lIIIDDLREL/L. IN TERM. LONDON.
Tutfday, - May 3 I rhurfday, May S
Monday, 9 Wednefday, - at
Saturday, - 14 I Monday, - 16
- ao Saturday . 21
AFTER TRIM.
Tuelday, - • 24 I Wedneftlay.
Private letters received by the Cirenceller (late,
that the viceroy having quelled the rebellion, and
trA:l(inillized the neighbouring diatias, returned to
Canton on the tzth, and died Inddenly on the t 4th
of Deceniber ;--11rong fufpicions having been en-
tertained that he had taken poifon. not being able
to hear the difpleafure of the Emperor. who had
cenfured 114 condat during the late rebellion in
terms of the molt aggravating nature. Certain it
that the Emperor has deputed two Mandarins
of the highell rank, to report upon the conduit of
the Mandarins of the province of Q2an•tang, and
the 'dirk will probably prove fatal to the offend-
ing parties.
Accounts of the Toth March from Conßantino-
ple Rate, that the Beys in Egypt are complying
with the conditions entered into with the Turks.
They have already given up their Mamelukes to
the army cf the GRAND Vozsza, and are them.
laves preparing to retire to Awan, in Upper
Egypt. More tranfports are continually arriving
from Malta, for the conveyance of the Englith
troop, which ale to evacuate Egypt.

The t curler de Londrei, in a letter from Paris
lays, " That the condua of Ss BASTIAN. in Egypt
and the Levant, gave offence to the Emperor
ALI.SANDER, who has fignified to the FIRST Coy-
stn. that hc was not pleafed with the interfetence
of France in the affairs of the Republic of the
Seven Mathis."

It is tin longer certain," rays the rime Paper,
Whether the CONSUL will take the title Of Ew-
►Sknß of the GAULS. It appears that this A vros
to be preceded by certain arrangements, which
would have changed the political lace of Europe,
and which have nut been agreed to by his Pays•
SIAN MAJESTY. - . .

The Cabinets of Vienna and Peterfburgh have
fuddenly put a flop to this favourite plan. It was
thought In near, that defigns for the new Imperial
Coftume were about to be fent to Lyons. . . .
. . . The queflion as to the fiipreme power
being hereditary is decided, and it is not believed
that will occafion the flighted agitating, except
among the difcontented Generals. The Consul.
will name the perfon his family de(lined to fuc-
, teed him, and the Senate will regulate the order
fucceilion agreeably t s the fund,tmeatal laws of
Vic Monarchy. It is (till laid that the Govern-
ment of Italy is to be given to Louis Bo AAAAAA E,
vilo will refide at Parma, but nn change will at
pletent take place in the Italian Republic.
it is fail, is to have the Low Countries."

SPORTIA'G lA"TELLIGENCE.

CATTMICK.BRIDGE, IVEDNE:MAY, APRIL T...
5tVCCi4ll:lktS of logs. eAch, for 2 yr old colts, Stt.
Two miles.—(9 Subfcribers.) .
Lord Str ol;mor,'• b. L. by Pipit or - - 1
Mr. G. Hutton', ch c. by I kipini - 1
Mr. T Hutebitifoits'. !Le. A 'Ain, by C0nf1.....t:'....., 3
Mr. 13:•rhcr'• S. c. by S,reveton - - 4
Mr. W. I Ilitchit.b.i, • b. c. by Der irzbi ough - 5
lord Dor;it.,:tot,'• b, c. by Ikningbruugh - 6
Six and 7 0. 4 .I,!,:tilit the Scre%c;on c._;:; 3 10
2 againil tin. rwator colt ; a::si 4. :o 1 agaill::. 6.4:
Delpini colt.—A good race.

Sweep(lakes of legs. each, for 3 yr maid fillicc, SR.
One mile and a half.—(ii Sublerihers.)
Mr. C. B. b.f.:3Jan, by Ovi.rtvit -
Mr. R. Linton', b.f. by Star
Lord B 111.iveit'4 b. c. by 15,.tiingbr-ii,;h - 3
Mr. I recirrdalr's b. I.y - - 4
Mr. Coillfam., ch. f. Lady M:try, by "l'iNittivit•ir 5
Mr Driie. b. t &lima, by Mini
Mr. J.S:, vcr.fon'. b • i Ludy CJw, by JrA Bull 7
Si x ag ; 3 to 1 agaii;:t the Star
ally ; and 4. to 1 agaildt Lord Belli.tvet.'3
Lord Strathmore's b. c. by Pipator, 8:l. lec.lt.
from Lord Darlington's b. c. by I.:::ilinghrough,
811. 31b.-I'wo miles, ic.ogs. b. ft.

TH VRSDAY.
The I-I itters' Stakes, of sg,. each, 12(1
by Gentlemen. Two miles.—( t z Sublcribers.)
Lord lingron's ch. h. Olympus
Mr. R. W. Peirce:sig. an. by Reltlcfs -
Cidoncl g. g. Smut, by - - 3
Mr. Richmond's b. g. Spankaway, by Spanker - 4
Five :And 6 to 4 on Olympus ; 3 and 4 to t able.
Spankaway.

Sweeptlakes of sgs. each, (with 231. 15%. added)
for all ases. Three mile heats.—(SSubfcribers.)
Mr. Peirfr b. f. by Ek-ningbrough. 3 yrs dd. ft. 91b. 3 r a
Mr. Kerby's Ls Superbe, 3 yr,. old 7ft. I lib. - s dif.
Mr. Cartte. b. Eby Beningbrougb, a yrs. o1d!3 71b.
.2 dlr.

Six to 4 on Le Superbe ; after the ar:l heat, 3
and 4 tot he won —ln running for the fecond
heat, Le Superb's rider broke one of his liit,up
ir.als, when about three quarters of a mile from
home, and was then fuppofed to be winning in a
gallant Ilyle, but, by this accident, Le Sopeibe
ran on the wrong tide of a poll, as did alio Mr.
Carter's filly.

Mr. W. Flutchinfon's E4rby, by Mufti, 7f1.71b.
rec. ft. from Mr. Kincaid's Obi, isil. cogs. h. ft.

HERF.FORTL-A bold adventure in the (porting
line, zd week in April, a Ho3.—Otte day lall week a
bag fox was turned out near the above city, and a
great number of gentlemen fportfmen met to enjoy
the diverfion. The fox, in a mile or two, took to
the river, which put a ,:op to the career of all the
fportfmen, except the gallant Capt. Foxe STER, of
the 15th Light Dragoons, quartered in the above
city. That gentleman, without the lean helita-
tion, into the middle of the fitc:im, with
his old famous bode (fo we:i known in
the 15th Corps) and by his determined refolution
(of which their was tome little need, in the middle
of the river) :cached the oppofite, and much
wilhed•for fhore, in lafety at the laf ; and then,
giving his ablent friends on Cie other fide, one
cheering view halloo, purfued hi, game, and killed
bold Reyllard alrmt ten miles from the (pot on
which he was in the morning turned out, before a
very large field of gentlemen fpottfmen.-The
Captain is brother to C. n,..STkIle Ely //l. fu
' match famed for his horfemaufhip, in the hunt of
old honett Huco Islevwxxx, Lfq. the King of Fox
Boaters.

Next Sunday ing. the Right Rev Lord
Bilhop of GLOU ►a will preach at St. Jame►'s
church the annua rmon of the Royal Humane
Society; and on the 27th init. the Anniverfary
Fellival will be celebrated at the London Tavern.
Tickets, Half-a• Guinea, may be had at Na. 8,
Spital.fgu.-u-e, the London Coffee-houfe, and at
Mr. Beaumont's, Villiers-Rreet, Strand. '

Yelterday Earl SPINCIIR arrived in town from
Wimbledon.
The Marchionefs and Lord DOWNS/11Ra arrived
yellerday at their houfe in Hanover•fquare, from
Roehampton, where they have paned the holidays.

Lord GRENVILLE left Tovnt yehrday for Drop.
more.

The Counters of PORTSMOUTH arrived lag night
at her houfe in Lincoln's Inn Fields from HamiS.
(hire.

Mr. CORRY (the Irifh Chancellor) gave a grand
dinner yefterdaysat his honk in Albetuarle-Ilreer,
to a very large party of Nobility ; among whom
were,

The Marquis of Hertford ; Earle of We ftsnoreland and
Idmeriek ; I.ordShetrkid ; the Mafterof the Rani ; the Speaker ;
Mara. St. George Caulfield, York, Sec. ac.

HAUT Tom.—Lady ELL lINIOROUGH'S Mufic
Party, on Monday evening, was one of the moll
elegant of the prelim feafon; upwards of aoo per-
j foils of the firit didinaion and tafhion were prefent.
GNEATokkX preftded at the piano-forte. Mill
j Pas IL long hi a ntofl captivating flylc a favourite
' Italian air, and Cie duct of INIr, my A'andk. with
BAR TLiMAN. both of which were T.ptalrotiihr ap.
plauded. All an Italian terzetto with her filler,
Mils F. PANIC; ( who fling with much fweetncfb and
circa), and Mr. BARTLkm•N. She die:ward.
joined in the heAntiful glces nf 0 Ntotto., and S
berdr, I have lojl n,y Ave, both harmonized by
GA E•TOI kl ; and Lever, p,rl:ap., was mere Teat
delight afforded on a limihtr necar, ,0. BAR I L;-
MAN greatly diitinguiliied iiimidf in the tong of
7iari fifth at lender Alab:nyted (by HANDL ; and
! the late Mr. LINLEY'S charming Madrigal of Li
nos earelrfi, was moll delightfully lung by Mifs
NIKE. BARTLF MAN, VAUGHAN, SAL;, and GItEA-
TORkI. Lady ELIAS BOROUG H was indefatigably
attentive to the wlY,le of the brilliant company,
and her affable and elegant demeanor on the cc-
,cation was the fuhjeft of unilerfal admiration.
Kinc's THE AraF.—ln confequence of the dif
turbance which took place fait Saturday evening,
reetelffixad, the Bow.itreet Officer, was defircil to
attend tall night, to prevent the repetition of Inch j
a difgracclul Icenc. Although Gentlemen were j
not entirely proitibited from paGing behind the
fcenes, none ware permitted to obtrude themfelve.
on the stage before the audience. The Mutes dif
played a numetons and fathionable cczNlany, and
the I'it was uncJmnsonly crowded.