Star.
London, England, 1819-02-04 00:00:00

I'llE ARMY.

Tuesday the Members appointed to investigate the I
charges preferred against Lieutenant-Colonel HAY,
of the 18th Hussars, by Lieutenant-Colonel Mutt-
RAY, of the same regiment, again assembled at the
Board of Claims, opposite the Admiralty, where, in
addition to the evidence adduced the preceding day,
were those of Alexander Forbes Forster, Serjeant-
Paymaster to the 18th regiment of Hussars ; Mr.
Martin, jun. of Brighton ; and Mr. Ridge, jun. of
Chichester. The Court was occupied yesterday in
examining evidence in support of the charges; when
it appeared that Mr. Martin, a Quaker, of Brighton,
who had been summoned to produce his books, in.
stead of doing so, sent his son, to say that he should
not trust his locnks out of his own house; and young
Mr. Martin informed the Court, that his father had.
also instructed him to ask how they were to be re-
imbursed the expenses of the journey ? The Court
reprimanded him; a peremptory summons was issued
for the attendance of his father, and the Court after-1
wards adjourned over this day till to-morrow, to
give time for his arrival. The .prosecutioa is a..
petted to close to-morrow, and the Court will again'
adjourn to Monday, when Colonel HAY will enter
on his defence.

NAVAL INTEI.LI9ENCE.

FALMOUTII, FEBRUARY I.—Wind W;
in some outward-bound vessels and coasters.. Sailed
his Majesty's ships Sea writ'? andHaftett en icruixei
PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARYS.—Wind S. to '
rived the London transport, from London ;Borodino,
Crown, Integrity, and Fox transports, from Cork; and
some outward-bound vessels and-coasters.
DEAL, FEBRUARY S.—Wind South.—Came down
from the River last night and sailed, the St. Mary,
for Jamaica; Moreland,- for ditto; Nestor, TIIEA K ER,
for Madeira and Bengal; Arms for Odessa; Alice,
for Barcelona; George, for Berbice; Ann, for Ha-
vannah. Sailed his Majesty's ship ALERT, for Sheerness.
DOVER, FEBRUARY 3.—Arrived off this port, the
Elizabeth Hill, BRITTON, from Leghorn, in 23 days ;
and Alexander, of Aberdeen, CUMMINGS, from Mar-
seilles for London.
COWES. FEBRUARY 3.—W4nd S. W.—Arrived the
Charles. (RAVES, from Boston, in 25 days, for or-
ders ; on the 17th ult. within two degrees of the Banks
of Newfoundland, fell in with the brig Nelson, TAY.
LOR, from Cork to Boston, in a sinking state, from
which she saved 23 men, women, and children, and
landed them here. The Captain, crew, and passen-
gers, were ill with the scurvy and dysentry, but
Captain GRAVES was fortunate enough in getting
them safe on board his vessel by two at a time, while
the sea was making 2 fair breach over the Nelson,
and he supposes she sunk soon 'after.
LIVERPOOL, FEB. 2.—The Bounty, TRUMLY, from
Strangford for Liverpool, is on shore at Cnstletown.
LOBO 'MUER RY, JAN. SO.—The William Pitt, Hux-
Tert,• from Galway to Liverpool, Is• totally lost at.
Evcslaenhead—Mate drowned. • The Agn;Dow,itrr,,l
a regular trader from this port 'to tivi.rpool; Ss di.
shore at Red Bay,. near Glenarze.• .
Cutreeis firialisAVOnbov, FlLltaVitrYl.=i4keetV4Shvilirdi sfa
•Hawait, , lroto Copenhagen.; Doke of Alrel,tingtow,
, Nos he I. Valiant,ftaans, feoriNtirfvedialid and
Elizabeth, Wake, front Stickluilm. Cleatidoutwardsilli Nil-
, visa, Cooper, for liavannah; • the Wow Ermigina: tram,*
Rotterdam; Emetic., Kiriltove, for.Antweril...3artir; 'Splits,
for Cadiz ; /fey, Gibb, fbr Haroliorgb ; Woos, Tompsop;
for ditto ;•Twine. Shout, for ditto ; firttegada, Jackson:for do.
Atlas, Mayne, for China; Herefordshire, nor, for. {or :King-,
atonHorguaatte, for Honduras; and to Dana Scuts, Cobalt,
far.pievre.

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Fssatousase Aim -The ,CountessOksweisterClas;
lila!, and the lion. Mr. and Lady Chatlette.Pindar, . in'Port,
Istanwptaie, front Brighton; Mrs. Plesdnileisliad.Fsially, In
Melba& street, front ditto ; the Earl and Coangua ot.March,
Haroiseis le Despeneer, the Hon. Messrs. Pelhdia, the Idarqiilis
and Marchioness of tifford, the Marquis hioriese of
Coign/tuns,' Lord and Lady Gyen!ine, Earl; St.
~ DBATA OF THE COUNTESS .07'ATELOWE;--.OE the
HAI. of January, died, at the Hague, .in her.74ih
year, after a few days' illness; the Countess Dowager
of3Aisturna, relict of FAZDEItiCIC CtIIaSTIAN, Earl
:of Athlone, who died 'at Teddington, in, the year 1808.
r• :Dawns), eueCourress os Rods--January SO,
'clisiel,. at Leslie House, •Fifeshire, H slam EVELYN,
.Cottatess of .Rothes, and wife to Gooses Lents;
'Es4....by whom she has left five children. She has
only sareived het father two years. The late Earl
spit one &this shame Peen of Parliament for Scot=7
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lastd:'• His titles descood to-her *lest son, . tow- in
the /Ith year of his age.
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PEDIttIARY g.

Since the departure of Mr. HUNT, his Partisansi
Who had collected from Bolton, Stockport, Ashton,
and other neighbouring towns, hart returned to their
respective homes and avocations, and all bee since re•
mained tranquil,

COMBINAITIOM. OF WORKMEN.

It is now some months since a plan was suggested
by one of the universal-suffrage-m en to raise, by a penny
Subscription, a general fund throughout the King,
dom for the purpose of obtaining Parliamentary Re-
form, in which it was suggested. that twelve hun-
dred thousand persons subscribing one penny per
week, would produce a fund of two hundred and
sixty thousand pounds per year," which in two yeats.
would break up the factions of the country.".
Since that time the same kind of idea. has been
Itaken up by certain classes of workmen ; and we
stated, some time ago, that an extensive combination
of workmen and mechanics in different branches, was
organizing throughout the Kingdom. Their number,
if we may credit the accounts we have been able to
procure, amounts to 60,000, who subscribe one penny
weekly to aid the purposes of their association, and
have been making preparations for some time for a
more extensive turn•ord in Lancashire, among the
weavers, spinner's, and dyers, as soon as circumstan-
ces should enable them tQ make amore efficient stand
than they formerly did.'. How far the verdicts ob.-
tained against those who have so recently been tried
,in Lancashire, may operate as a check or incitement,
in that quarter, it is impossible to say : but it were
much to be wished that some efficient means could be
found to preient the heart-burnings and mischief
these frequent turn-outs occasion, as well to the em.
ployer as the employed.

Is TWELVE HOURS.—G. WEBB reminds his friards
i that the present small but rich Lottery will be drawn
in one day ; with only 6000 Tickets, the Scheme
contains Two Capitals of £20,000, and several others
cof
20001. 10001. &c. The whole of which will be de-
cided DeItTUESDAY (Feb. 9th.) WEBB'S Offices are
at 9, Cornhill, and 17, Ludgate-street, where the
commands of the Public are respectfully solicited.
Recollect I—HAZARD and Co. sold the last Prize
of £30,000 ever drawn, and all the 'fhb ty Thousand
Puunds Prizes the Lottery before last.—llazA&Duad
Co.'s Offices, 93, Royal Exchange r '26, Cornbill.; arid
324, Oxfordstree, corner of Swallow-sweet.--lisort
TUESDAY, Two Prizes of t:20,000 must be drawn, as
'the Lottery of only 6000 Tickets, begins and finishes
that day.—HAZARD and Co. have Agents in all the.
principal County Towns.
THE PUFF DIRECT.—We hail with the greatest
satisfaction the near approach of the Drawing of the
present much approved State Lottery, whici? will be
decided in One Day, Naar TUESDAY, the 9th Inst.
This Small Lottery, with only 6000 Tickets, coa-
3ains Two Grand hizes of £20,000, which will no'
doubt be sold by G. CARROLL, at his Fortunate
Offices. N 0.19, Cornhill, and No. 26, Oxford-street.
as in the last Lottery he Sold No, 2387, a Prize cf
£30,000, and No. 7003, a Prize of .CEOOO, in Shares;
making a larger Amount of Prizes Sold by him than
by, any other Office Keeper.
' 'DREAMING TO SOME PURPOSE.—It is a cueous cir-
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nee, but nevertheless a well.autheaticated fact,
That No. 5535, drawn a Prize of £30,000 in the late
Lottery, was bespoke by Bisu at the Bank, in con-
sequence of an order given by a person who had
dreamt that it would be drawn a Capital Prize. As
this person did not feel inclined to adventure o
.tumsta
largely as to take a whole Ticket, hl pumhasei ba
a small Share, and the remainder was left for dispo-
sal to the Public. The Half'svas purchased b-r a
Gentleman at Dartford, and the remainder went :n
lesser :bares, to various individuals.. Al this. Nz:ns-
ber would in. all probability have lieen sold in a
whole Ticket, but for the circumstance of the perscia
who dreamt of it having bespoke it, thc Geatlernatt7
who thus became possessed of the half must no doubt
feel much obligation to his SLEEPING PARTNER..
Covet* GAMblt': Tsmaram—Last night, after the interesting,
piece. of The Point of Honour Mm. Cowutv's Farce of .Tito t
the Dupe I was revived with Honour,.
effect. Mr. Rising,
in Ohl Deiky, wan the life of the piece, and obtained, .freouent
and very considerable applause. Graceisseas performed by taw-.
cm, was most amusingly ridiculous ; and Jests imparted his
usual spirit of stinky to the fortunate Grainger. Tim whole
gave complete satisfaction, and the piece •
to be repeated with success.
Meansaoes Asmonv.—We gave on T.
attempt made by a fellow named Saworr,
named Somerville, on Saturday night last,
and tattle, Newington. Yesterday, J. R.
Union-Hall Police-Office, received inform::;
ville was dying, and he thought it his dut,
depositions of the dying woman, fot the y
future proceedings against the fellow who
our deed. Mrs. Elizabeth Somerville --
worthy Magistrate ; at periods she was
but it was evidently with great pain, though
sensible of hermebncholy situation. The r
spars she mad; to the questions :—" I b,
wound in my head ; I believe it was "
fiicted the wounds 'I received in my sL
sensibleat the time. David Sawy..rs was
this *pr. I did not see 2117 1.)0,d7 tbilt
ITT xery violently, I have no reason -Al
hear any body else who struck 'me the
.1.-Thlt:fillagistratc did not think it roguish,
'tke to question the unfortunate woman '
okposition as briefly as possible, that she
'Rote than was absolutely -necessary. '
ltilfluil of the offender.
.•:Ifince- cat:inate ton Wrsznasrra!
' sieonvox attended at Bow-strett, upon .
etutad against him to the Waiters of liarrison
liras ego.. Mr. HMO refused to proceed
*Malty managed. Mr. MACIIMIGHTO4I -
"meets to the Magistrate, and assured bit
respect that he appeared before him with
bonnet, bat because be was canvassing W
dad to gar himself in that dress as a candidate
Dust estemieol—Janscs Good and George So
to Ifitaborougfostreet Office, yesterday, by a f
with.boingon their way, with loaded pistols,
'llte 4e6endants sae gentlemen's servants e.--
had i disputesbout a bet of five shillings,
bate ldst to Good, the latter phallenged 1
1 and•put himself. in attitudes; but Smith
I not snake Is bitikguard of himself, aud
such an indiptity, he would meet him at f.
demon; yesterday morning. The parties
apet by appointment yesterday morning, v
ja~n.an tailor for Smith, and a /light(
The Constablehaving received infonnatioa
take place, intercepted the heroes on d
action, each-being prepared with a hone ,
which the **tads had borrowed. The
the pistols in the air, and matted the defeo
held in sureties in 40 each to keep thepcace
sub)eets, and Mr. Fawn, the
restrain their Knott-ininfilatmuilas:

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'able effect. Mr. 714*irrat,--
e, and obtained .frequent
useas performed by taw-, i 1 li
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tate Grainger. Tiro whole
ece will probably condtui
a Tuesday aa recount of an .
yen., to ma: dee 4 wnrays
it last, near the Ili:FM:int I I
S• J. R. CUAllliegif, l'sq. of
roc:Tu.:ion that Alt:. • met.'
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is &tryst'. go are! take IL*
the purpose of gr.raoß:i: g 4
who committed the „truer . t,
le was interrci.trtted hr the •
as able to t...rawee qia. rit ts, ;
though she wW. perr...tay It.
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The following are the NO. . „
1 I believe I shall eke cf the '•
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as David Sawyers. whe iti..
skull, but I WAS quite in- • s .1
s was walking wide a.ft at
else near us; lic thurattasd
whatever to belluve.el...t it
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e the blows on the kr...d." .!'i'Mi ...
. t., equishe for the ends rf .-.:a. a, .
min farther, and took rha
she might not bc.disturtt Y. .• /-,
. The Officers are sti ::n i
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ea!—Yesterday Mr. "t.7.sc.- ..
pan a WaIMUL Wi.t.:. '..-.04
if Harrison's Coffee ilouee,
proceed in an afF.ir so irt•e- . . ,t
row made Ms aeknowletig- • r ,
4 him' it was not from ...is-
with a Highland plaid and
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sag Westminster, and hats- •
l candidate on the Matto." I
d George Sough wore bros4s.t •
day, by a constable, elm gLd .
d pistols, to fight a slisti...
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tante out of places. litter.;ig
thugs, which Smith is rah! to 4
aged him to fight a id: Crib, • .
Smith replied that he slut td •
; and as he could not arc eh
in at Chalk Farm as , a An-
patties then rep:med, atd
sling, with ,their seconds. a.
liught e At Razor for flts.d.-
"nation e( what was about to *'i
an their way to the spot for
horse pistol loaded with b. 41,
The Co; sable disrbarmd
the defendaits.—Thus ware 1
• therace to ad l,f.s "Oa:Asti', 1
asittnite,Ltted'tbdt it woi.ld
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MORRIS V. HUNT.

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• (.ittissßEßßy APPEAL CAUSES.
h is expected, will givt
his final judgment in the House of Lords, in the
course of a few days, in these important Causes.
Iricr-rilMwELLoß's rOurrr,.rnintuAnt

MARIETTA V. THE EARL OF ESSEX.
On the VICE-CHANCELLOR'S taking his seat this
day, Mr. BELL informed his Honour, that art ar-
rangement had been oome to by the parties in .this
case, which stood at the bead of the paper of causes
set down for argument this day.
COURT OF RING'S BENCIi, FF.BRUARY 3.

THE KIND R. A. EOOLE FRENCH, EURKE, AND WELLS.
The defendants, convicted of a- conspiracy to ob-
tain letters of marque from Portugal, under which
they captured a ship called the Carlotta, sailing.un-
der a British licence, were brought up to receive the
sentence of the Court. On a former day, the defen-
dants moved an arrest of judgment; but the Court
held that they had been properly found guilty of
conspiracy. On this occasion, the.defendants put in
affrdaiits, throwing themselves on the mercy of the
Court. The sentence was eighteen months' impri-
sonment in the House of Correction for A. Bogle
French and Wells. Burke, who was considered the
chief offender, was sentenced to be imprisoned three
years in Newgate.—The Court was much crowded.