Star.
London, England, 1806-07-04 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIORNCE.

FALMOUTH{ jinr.a.—liitived the Revs• noop
of war from Plymouth, to give inflruel ons to the
veifels bound to Newfoundland, Portugal, he. Sailed
the Walfingham packet, RORAITS{ with a mail fur
Lisbon —Wind S. E.

PLYMOUTH, Jut.y 2.—Late tan evening arrived
here the Swedifh brig Nayden, Captain CARL DAHER
WARDS, from Corunna, in ballia : Conn after the an•
shored in Catwater, a very melancholy accident hap.
rned on board hcr, by the burfling cf a large fwivel
rim ; it appears that attempts had been made to draw
the charges,but without area, in confequence of which
one of the crew was direeted to difcharge it in the
ufual way, the gun inflantly burn, and the pieces flew
in all direEtions : Gen. MANN, one of the pilots, was
killed on the fpot ; Mr. M'Cau s Lamp, the other pilot,
had both his legs (battered to pieces, and, his b dy
otherwife dreadfully lacerated, be languiflred anti
two o'clock this morning, and then expired in great
agonies: the Mate of the brig had both his legs
broken, and he is alto wounded in the groin, but i,
yet living, though in a very dangerous !late the
Captain and two or three others are wounded, lout
not materially. The breaft work, deck, Etc. of the
veffel, is very much (battered and damaged by the
explofion. Mann and M'Caust.arz are both of this
place, and have left families to deplore their 1011.
Came in the American [hip Belvidere, of and from
Philadelphia, Capt. MITCHELL, bound to Bremeno
laden with fugar, coffee, tea, *a! detained by the
Indefatigable privateer; alto a Spanith lugger, from
the coati of Spain, laden with brandy and wine, cut
nut with fix others of like defcription, from a Bay on
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the coati of, Spain, after getting poffeffion of a bat.
eery and fpikink the guns, by the boats of the Veto,
frigate.
PORTIMUUTIIt JULY 3.—Arrived the Arno brig
from a ctuize.—Sailed the °aro sus frigate for Ply.
month, the WOLTERINE brig fbr Falmouth, to col.
lea the flips for the Welt Indies. The HIBIRNIA
has dropped down to St. Helen's, and Earl
Sr. Vla-
CaaT is ezpefted down to-morrow morning, to hoill
his flag immediately, and to pineeed to his command.
DEAL, JULY 3.—Sailed the MALABAA for the Note,
BLawe s, MITEOR bomb, DAUNTLESS Boner, ants
&wet, sun brig, on a crnizc off Boulogne; ZEBRA
bomb, Ranger Naval tranfport, Suffer Oak ketch,
with (everal other tray rperts and ‘ntevard.bound ye-
fels under convoy for Plymouth. Arrived the KAN
cameo floor, BOLD and BR VIBE& gno brigs, from
a cruise off Boulogne. Sailed ihe Plymouth toe-
port for Chatham. Arrived the Supply Navy mad-
port from Woolwich, and failed -through for Ply-
mouth. Arrived and failed for the River, the Lively,
BLAIR, from Jamaica. Wind S.
So El amass, Jvtv 3 —The Swedifh Blips Amphion,
Capt. STIBERG ; and the Concordia, Capt. WARn-
a►sc, failed IA night with abuut thirty Bri:ifb mer-
chant YelLls, under convoy of the SEAGULL fio:p of
war for the Baltic. A convoy is appointed to fail fiu
Tonningen on the 6th intl. Wind N. W. light breeze.

The Three Sifters (n American), Capt Driver, from Trielle
fer Liverpool. is captured anal carried into Algefiras.
The Refpedt, of Hull, Wpm Gibraltar for Oporto, ass captured
on the sgth of May, near Gibraltar, by Come row boats, and Cup.
poled to be carried Into Algefiras.
The Enterprise, Packwood, from New York, *retard of Port-
land, fpoke, about r 6 days finer, io Inc. 41. long. at. the Britannia,
Brown, from Jamaica, for London, in great dithers, anal itipplied
her with feveral articles.
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The Adventure. Tqretha, from Scilly, for Honduras, was cap
tared no the t ft of May, and carried into Treport.
The Experiment, Trotter, arrived off Whitby from Greenland,
on the girth uk law, in Greenland, two large frigates under Swede
or Ratan colours,. the, with the Vigilant, Dingwall, Neptune,
Lively, of London, an! Experiment, of Lynn, were chafed from
Greenland. After coming away, they feu one of the frigates,
which chafed the Experiment, but feting the Dingwall and Lively,
of London, the frigate Rood after i hem. The Ipfwlch, inverncfs,
Britannia, &Wet, Effort, and Dundee, of London, were well in
Greenland The Vigilant is minding by Capt. f reties to be In
the Meer Thames.

41dARK•LANIt.

CORN EXCHANGE, FAT 4.

To-day the frefh imports of Wheat are sot mune.
rms, but tolerable fupplies at band t good (ample.
fully maintain their price, and inferior have few buy-
ers—Prime Barley a t rifle dearer—Maly, and Beans of
both forrs, are Ready in price—White Peas are dearer,
and incline upwards—Grey at better price—There
are a few frefh arrivals of Oats from the North Coma-
try a but thiv trade is at (mall thaluation, and Flour
alto.

n t v RRRR CUIISNCT MI 0 NOIR I
Wheat. 53i 65,1. r qr. Orep Prete {0.43601
Revs Ditto, 8:. 836 cd NW'S, 454 511 cd
Rye. 311. 4s. ci 1 rittu 344 41.. od
Barlay.3 re 36. 61 flat, 134 17.. 314.
Malt, 666 7s. c 4 Poland 'Situ 33.34. 6.1
Witte Peak. 51. od Rape Seed, eol. col.
tale! eft FLOUR.
Fine Fleur 65s to ;cs. Second. 6os to 636 per fad.

LAT INI ELLIL'EYCE.

COURT OF :VW' tiFSCH. JULY x.
T•LBOT 4. 110511 Y.

This was an action brought againft a refpeillable
framer on the Edgware Road, by the Plaintiff; a re•
fpenable matter tailor, for an injury fu'lataed, by a
bite from the Defendant's dog.
The declaration Rated, that the dog wa; in the
conilatit habit of at tadifi: aNd Pi*: the 4 fub-
jetts, and the evidence clay ping to one :crack en
a boy, while the dcg was chained, and hi, tning feu!'
after familiarized with the boy, the iirerinent m t;te
declaration. " airackietz .411,1 hi not beirg itlf•
ficiently made out, the %%al

ZUSVGOin Ift..CRYFR:

'l'm,: was an tairon A br r.!c!i rr agreemer:.
The Plaintiff *Ai a f 1e :nvcntor at.d
f what IS caked R.or b-rdc-, (..rnarrent,
dr:4re.), end the I):lcnd4nr knowing fie
tAlcat Ara inb::nuity, univred into a W itter rte.'

lint, by which h *ft fliputated, that the pefendant
wait to keep the latter in full employment, it, making
ladies' long and thort hair traders, for three years ;
the Defendant to furnifh the hair, and nor lefa ihAn
twelve borders per week The P.sii,titT engaging.
on his part, tint to work for any tahar perfon during
that period.
It appeared in evidence, that •he Muth!' old
have earned from 51. to 6% at ibi, bufinefs, per week,
and that the Datendant did not keep him in full
wtok, acceding to the agreement. AS he would
frequently be four days in the week idle for w of
work.

The Jury •fcun9 a verdia of 51. for the Plaintiff.
being the difference he might have eatned, it (ally
tmo.,yed, within a certain time.

3•-SLATER V.COLPS.

Thi was an aOion for an h appeared that
the pa-ties in the aftion with feveral ether•, being all
coachmakers and herald painters. mgt on the 4th of
November lA, at the King's Arms, in Crofs Streets
Long Acre, where they haJ a Skipper. The Defen-
dant was about to go away after Supper, but feveral
perloos in company endeavoured to prevent him.—
Among the rail the Plaintiff rook hill his hat,
and attempted to keep it, on which the rthar gave
him a blow in the llumach which kept him ci nfined
f thrce Necks.

The Learned Judge thought the hinw was unpro.
yoked, and the Jury found for the Plaintiff—Damages
Five Pounds

• =HR ICING O. BARRETT, I!SQ4
This was an Lndidment agninu the Ddfenchnt, Sa-
muel Barrett, Efq. a young Gentleman of high rpi.
rit, who was dated to have lately come from the
Univerfity. The following fads appeared from Mr.
Gaitaow'sopening,and were afterwards proved in evi.
dente. The private profecutor was a Mr. J. Curry,
a tradefman, refitting in Mancheiler !tree. He had
two.houfes at the Weft End of the Town, which he
lee to a Mr. Plotter, a Gentleman of fortune front
the Wed Indies, and brother in law to Mr. Barrett.
Some of the Profecutor's furniture having been da-
maged, it was agreed he Mould be paid for the fame,
and having called at Mr. Plorner's to alit for his
money, the Defendant faw him at the door, damned
him for an impertinent fcoundrel, druck him a vio-
lent blow on the fide of the head, and afterwards
boafted of what he had done.

Mr. MARITATT, for the Defendant, admitted, that
he had committed the afratilt, but maintained, the
provocation was fo great, that it wos hardly potliolo
for the Defendant to avoid it. The Profecotor ufed
the moll impertinent language to the fervent of Mrs.
Plomer—" I defire," laid he, " that the will make
reparation for the bed which has been fpoilt.d, and
liltewife fend back the pillr,ws which fhe has (Wert ;
and I will have her up to bow-llreet if the does not
make gond the reparation fur the bed, and return the
pillows." Mr. Barrett 'liked him " what he trenn. by
fuch language ?" The Profeeutor then laid—" You
are a d—n'd fwindling fcoundrel f"—s. A fwindling
feoundrel ! What do you mean by that ?" laid the
Defendant—" Yes, you are a fwindling let altoge-
tLer," Paid the Profecutor, and then followed the
Defendant into the !tree, and feveral times told the
Defendant he dared n't (bike him ; on which. the
Defendant. thus infultcd and goaded, gave him what
he merited, but what would not be ,11.1ified in a
Court of Jake, a good (harp blow with a cane.
Elizabeth Smith, who had been fervant to Mr.
Plomer, but who now lived in Walthamflow, and
out of his family, proved thefe fads.
Lord ELLANDOROUGH obferved, that as the afrault
was proved the Defendant muff be found guilty.—
What was to be done in the cafe afterwards was quite
another queßion. On which the Jury found the De-
fendant Guilty.

THURSDAY. JULY 3.
lITIOCCILY V. 'CHU LLLLL ItG.

This was a new trial—an :salon for Ufury. It ap-
peared, that the defendant had advanced divers fums
of money to aflift the Marquis Chambonas, an emi-
grant of dillir•.6ion, in his mercantile (peculation.
and that he was to have two guineas a day for every
tool. fo advanced. The proof produced of the ()fury
was the account kept of the feveral fums advanced,
and the returns made ; but as Lord E LLLLL 0101/011
obferved, that, for anything the Jury knew, the money
might hairs been advanced as a partnerthip in thole
very fpeculations it was meant to affitt, the plaintiff
was nonfuited.