Star.
London, England, 1806-01-06 00:00:00

RVIIIIIII IN THE DOWNS I

Ildgar, Admiral Right Hon. Lord Keith, K. B. ; Utrecht, Vice
Admiral Holloway, Kent, Leopard, and Trolly; Kite, Valorous,
and Otto. Cams; Lucifer, Zebra, Deesilatioo, and Vcitivius
iambs ; Blazer, Jackall, Bloodhound, Arcber, Starll7. De.
(perms, Tigrefs, Barnett, Elation, °Vint, Sparkler, and Acute
gun brigs; Diadem and Sceptre armed °sips; Pkafant Hill hired
Coop; Harmony tranqmrt, sad Difpatch, navy tranfport i and
Fame hired brig.

Gattamocit, Jan. 3.—The (loop Frienils, Latino-
von, from hence to Oban, was driven on (More near
the entrance of that harbour, and is much damaged.
Sloop Peggy and Nancy, WK , from hence to
Fort William, loaded with dry goods and groceries,
was wrecked, in a gale of wind, on the Mull of Kin•
lyre, 24th December. Part of the cargo will be fated.
Yaessourtt, Jaw. S.—Friday, P. M. arrived the
Cartier cutter, with difpatches, from the Continent.
Saturday arrived the ANTILOP' man of war from
the Downs, and the VISTAL bigate, Capt. Dtorr,
from the Wefer, with palrengers. This day failed
the tranfports fair the Downs, under convoy of the
Spy (loop of star, &copilot's!) gun brig, and two
cutters, Remain in our Roads the following (hid.
o(wv. viz. the Roebuck, Admiral DOVOLII, and
,Antelope, Veflal frigate, Imogene floop, and Ceofor
Vices and Ferretti. gun brigs.—Wind W.N.W.

The brig Freedom, of Workington, is 101 l near
Coyer •

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
0 a ATMS°. JA s.—Pared by the Iris, Smith, front Lime,.
lei; orron, from, Teneriffe ; Aurora, Orown,
Lflbon ; kndruk, Dirks, from fe9,11; C .rollna Cetbtrine.—..
and the Vrow Ankey.Spenderman. from Puppeoburg. SARA(
Lady Joliallone, korbifter, for Jamaica; Anna, Le Pone, the
New (Means ; Henry, Perk, tor Cork ; rid the Rtitedl, Jobs.
Bone, for Dublin.
Asamn.—At fielUol. Cherokee, ....v.., from Rotban—Al
Liverpool. Lewis, Pratt,from 'Fricke; I.ValLittaion, Weak% Boa.
Portland; sod 10191, Oppl, from CharlelLio--At
' P. Keverame, frank Alkant—ln tbc Clyde, Fodor, Calif-
well, from New York—At' the Haysnbah, Africa. Canab, from
ABMs •Ji. A t Leghorn, Cabinet, Woodward, From Conlwall—a4
Lio4lll, Timmy, CargM, frog Liverpool.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONSY.
The Silegalon. for die casein of the Warsatiabeten. May 3.
.111 be poll en Weinelao, the Feed loft. 3.t No. 9, New'
Scoodleilde. and recelitd
,pay Wednefday and Therlday tit
tlltree flew
The eon kdgs Caniq, Otter, and,learnett, for the recapture of r
titer Frieda and Bralay,'Peetember $4 and Is, iSos, will be p.dil
a disk= doe sd 9bers
The Merv. kezkelek NI her arrival at Chatham, trtU be
peld ke the ifilirDerek Sep Risen de Zoon,end retailed
111141Thatiloy tar three ycan, at No. et VS-
reZereet,
To Um Ateine.for de expire of the Fronk Takla
awl NOM. Pk as. lan. a diaributlon win be pall
oast Pfrortrork an Tberaty, the tack lnfl and recalled fat
*ode arm T9elday led Friday. ' '
willWrlW9. tor the rime et la ftedeet, Jae 110 Sot,
ee Weefiar, the sea MA. at No. 9, New kerb-.
glee:toed teedbieney W•dadgey Tharfda9 for three nen.
The Mar" kr die meows elk Okke, Mar& 53, doz.
*II lie pall ea Weblike. the fed be. at No. 9, New *ow!.
aPPKOod emied may Weirkey mill Thorfday fartthree Teem
The Atesibee. die thelegeelle el the Johannes, November ie.
tribes tstlMpalti Weikeby.' the• sad MR. et No. 9. Neer
Drearbehm, sod ,nailed Wokaday and Tlturelar for
three yaw
The risk* Griper awl Zama, for the recapture of the Re.
Ter, Seimeher 19, flog, wik be paid on Wednefday. the led
MIL at FN.', New Bend ftreet, and penPed every Woducatay
hod 'fhodday for throe keepat.
THE MARK.E7S.

0011M1XCHANGE, MONDAY. I ittal4RT 6.
Thiliarket 10-sify is well fupplica with Wheat,
is the morning it was in great demand, and obtaised
an advance of as. per quarter on the currenoy,# tat
afterwards (ales pot fo btlfh— ;Lye and Malt, atlittsa
alteration—Barley is. dearer—*Vilite and Grey Pens
in pfer y—new Tick Beats to great ple4ny, 225.. 42!
284. per quarter # fames any old Beanaltstre—Tliere
are large arrival of Oats, sad this trade, eseeptini
Bp, tamples, is rather chearr—prick al Flour as 14
'reek.
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Lkeee2e he 6.• V. ditagg teak 3o• 36/
• 704 Tae ' nos we •
ZT.Z7-36, viik, 42g. 464. 04
Rafief.3a4 374 ad an, ego 314
11411111. rav ad dhow 33/ gge od
Ifhhe Pah, 37144. ad Reps hid. 401 431 Parka:
nags OW MOS/
144 Saw doe to 654 bemoan f#e to doe pa ha.
FROM THE LOND9N GAZETTE. --svvaapag, Jan. 4.
Average Price of Corn In England and Wake. front the resume
lading the *kb of December, agog. • •

Wbeat.litreyo. Barley. Osts. ream. I Pate.
a. 4. $ 4. a. d. 4 d. a. O. s. I.
76 6 4.1 so 37 10 66 9 '44 9 43 6
The Prim of Sugar. computed from toe Remus mad,
if Ws w•
ollt iodine January S. i. 494- 6i6 Per 1616160 "left '
COUNTRY MARKETS.
Fillets or oIAIN AT T LIMO II
EASlslo•Toaa,—Wheat 64. ad to Tit od per Quitter.
Mei ado 3
B s
04 3
arley licpiod to oOd tO 311 od I
Pah ism edset" od to oat Ul 549 Od
eos of
MAI 88888 AD.—Wheat es od w es' od per Cl
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to
Batley 100 od to 3as 1 lam 4u lad to 3 •
Oat. Ohs od 345 Pure ees ed to 4b o 4
Nawiaar.—What' al to 135 od per W.
geartry ' sys 6d so 331 Rd I Beans 4a od to .314 od
635 ad to 3as od Pads eob od to 4e4 04
H —Wheat pis od to its od per W.
Barley ap od to 354 °Twos 5.1 cell t. 1 sod
o Oats sod to 3ze od Para ,115 o.) so 431 04
Re4ossto.—What his od to tat od per Qr.
Dark/ ',us 6d to 541 a I Bouts 364 od te 514 04
Oats als od to Ws 041 I PSG eSs od to ees ad
1111/4C5)41. lOTA'S OFFICE, 1.031b0N, JA# 4.
C RRRR • SOLD, and PRICES.
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The LOAD Li►urswawt of Ireland has appointed
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM JACKSON to be Colonel
of the North Mayo battaliun of Militia, in the room
of GSORCIII JACKSON, Efq. refigned t and figned a
Commiffion, dated the 111 day of December, 1805,
accordingly.
On Monaly lA. Admiral Vitmsauvr, and
twelve French Officers, taken in the anion off Tra.
falgar, arrived at Reading, where they are to re-
main on parole, by permiffiln of Go,ornment.

On the 2d intl. the Ift divillon of the Fiat Dra-
goons, or Royals. under the command of the Hon.
Colonel de Gall, marched from York forth: Kent&
coaß, where they are to be Ilationed. Tie other di•
vifions of this very fine regiment were to march of
the following dale.

An I►o iltate has recently been advertifed, with
temptations to a purchafer of no ordinary kind. It
confills of two Baronies, the future profpeets of
which are fet forth, by timing, that one a them is
lest fur nine bandred year:, and the other on a lealifr
ma.; At the expiration of %slick terms, both Paid Bat.
ronics will be capable of prodigious improvement.

at Satur<
nioa Council
that deeply
City of Loni

there wee an
bufinefs, it

motes of the
Ng the buff
but drivable
do withdraw
Ugly. The
that from th

engaged in a
Meriden, as
cans of the
ing he ought
ever within
which he v.:
viral price(
Ilizabeth's
thanks after
Alf" his pre!
Teats 1789.
the Coon, t
iota of their
them oadimi
Mr. DIPU
ss>s'Sddrti's tf
Asbjee, in let
. The Ate
Court', Atgg
ea* done is)
turns not ha
paving been
ing to All
be done bete
vette called I

oprere (burin);
coutrnciesi fo
Court to ern
were. •
As eonfict
ahc Lord M.
of Alskrutei
:They had er
the fobjee,
upon Lord
Therefore, r
Witt he wool
Corporation
_Prat. of A
to •

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11.011 D NELa
• navel/
teethe rem
as early as fi
from 4sonch
ziages and h
alto below 11
anxious: limb
Creetwich s
kicks. It wl
invite's the
throion oper
admiffitio.

tremcly fayc
Greenwich

*for which
were pltt int
;Mr. Beam
Record MA
cadcr.the.Cll
here la
of the c
Arms, w

letters; at i
on which iri
with all the
On each

. - -
fertstscin of
by kik Zpoflll
2411 e, etc.
die flicks, ea
being thus
were made
Princefs of
being e spell
the hall, b
when Lord
tal, and I
They walks
reeled, and
The Prince
tend. The
o'clock is t
fiationed in
at the gate
gate to the
Hall was
ed for pubh
to the Celle

Hall to tics
miral. Th
then permit
gate was th
so general.
Betides ti
order, there
to take top
site, the cz
feveral
the Vaunt(
the (lairs, t
off their lei
pikes, aide(
obliged to I
pared ; ant
and Phut fa
On enter
with the g
place, the
the avenues
two w,tx lig
fntall cicutc
of icunces ;
Tht• candle'
.I...et:Wants i
311 tacit
laitt'c Ake,
ovivrs acre

FiIIN.BI4L OP LORD ,NELSO N.
-.-.._—..... •
On Saturday was h. Id an efpecial Court of Com-
mon Council, as the fumrgons expreffed, nn Wands
that deeply concerned the honour and dignity of the
City of London :—Prefent the Lord Mayor, flatten
Aldermen, and a great number of Commoners. As
there was an efpecial Court of Aldermen on the fame
bufineft, it was late before the Court met. The Mi.
antes of the lag Court were read. Upon the open-
?ng the buGnefs by the Lord Mayor, for which he
bad affembled the Court, it was moved aat grangers
do withdraw, which the Lord Mayor ordered accord-
ingly. The Lord Mayor then acquainted the Court,
that from the time he lag met them, he had been
engaged in a continued negotiation with hi. Majegy's
Idinigers, as to the lunation he &fluid fill in the pro.
ceffion of the late Lord Nelfen's funeral, he conteddrd'
ing ht ought not to give place to any fiiirjed whoa
ever within the Liberties of the City of Lodon, hi
which he was the King's Vicegerent, and quoted G►
weal precedents on record, particularly Qteen
I.lizabeth's coming to ht. Paul's. to return Tom
thanks, after the degrutlion of the Spanith Armada.
Alfo his prefent Majeliy coming to St. Paul's, in the
years 1789. and t 797. The Lord Mayor atfured
the Coon, that he was not difpofed to fooaifiee an
iota of aheir rights and privileges, but to preferve
them uodinninilhed, as he received them, to pollerity.
i . Mr. Deplore BIRCH role to move the Court, that
tan iddrets Should be prefented to his Majelty on the
Illbjedt, to know hit royal will and pleafure.
The Atcotirita, on reading the motion to the
Court. digge:ted his doubts as to the legality of any
ads don:: by them in their prefent capacity, the re.
turns not having been made, and the Mengiers not
having been Avian in at the Quarter Seffiont, accord•
ing to Ad of Parliament,. Which could not potlibly
be done before Plow Monday. Hereupon precedents
were called for, unfortunately the only ones produced
Were during the interregnum Different members
contended for and andogaing the competency,of the
Court to enter upon public bufinefs, lituated as they
were. •
•-•
As confiderable doubt prevailed upon the fubjed,
the Lord Mayor &fired the Proceeding. of the Court
cf Aldermen upon the fame gibjed might be read.
:They had entered into fome fpirized Refolinions upon
the fobjed, and had appointed 1 deputation to wait
upon Lord Hawkdbory on Saturday afternoon.
Therefore, upon an affurance from the. Lord Mayor,
that he would take particular care of the rights of the
Corporation as well as his own, and thofe. of the
Cohn, of Aldermen, the Court broke tip, without
coming to any determination upon the fubjed. ,
I.ORD NELSON LYING IN STATE AT GREENWICH.
• FIIII.T.DAY.—So great was the public curiofity to
teethe remains of Lord tl elfon lying in gate, that,
as early as levee o'clock felierday morning, the toad
from I..ondon to Greenwich; was covered with car
riages and foot pallengera of every defcription, as was
alto below bridge the river with boats filled with
anziousiipedlators, and by nine o'clock the town of
reetiwich wastroWded with *Goats of every deferfp.
Colt. It was not, however, till eleven, after divine
fervieis that the great gates stf . the hofpital were
thrown open to admit the crowd that pretted for
m61111E01). The weather? In the morning, was ex-
tremely favourable. the outfide ccffin arrived in
treenwich about twelve o'clock on Friday, %only
after which the other two coffins, containing the body,
were pin into it. The decorations being adjulted by
I+lr. Beckwonb, the body was removed from the
Record Chamber to the Painted Hall, and placed
rander thexanopy. Over the breall plate of she cof-
lin were laced the 'crown and edition ;at the head
of the ea ', ageing the black, were his Lordfhip's
ft :Is
Arms, w th the word Ta•ratcait in large golden
letters t at diet foot of the coffin was a .fmall table,
on which were placed the helmet, thsield, gloves. &c.
with all the entblemi of the Order of the Bath.
IN each fide were fie fmall flags, with the in-
feription of the moll remarkable engagements fought
bighit•Lordfhip, filch as Copenhagen, Trafalgar, the
Vile, i&c. Between each were three lofty iifver can-
dlellicks,tach holding two wax lights. Every thing
being thus adjufled on Friday evening, preparations
*ere made on Saturday to light up the Hall, the
Printers of Wales, and other perfons of diflinftion,
being expeded. About foor o'clock in the afternoon,
the hall, being lopertily illuminated, was opened,
when Lord Hood, Governor cf Greenwich Hofpi•
cal, and i large party of private friends entered.—
They walked round the Hall, appeared greatly af-
feAed, and even flied tears over the departed hero.
The Piincefs of Wales' being indifpoled, did not at-
tend. 'use Greenwich Volunteers paraded at eight
o'clock is the morning ; a company of them were
Rationed in the Painted Hall ; force were Rationed
at the gates ; and others lined the way from the
gate to the flair, leading to the Hall. After the
Ball was lieited up, and before the gates were open•
ed for public admiffion, all the pentioners belonging
to the College went in regular prucerlion round the
Hall to view the preci•.us remains of the heroic Ad-
miral. The boy, belonging to the College were
then permitted to take their turn ; after which the
Batt was thretwo open fur the adidiflion of the public
an general.
•Berides the Volunteers who were Rationed Skeen

order, there were levet Bkw-lireet Officers prefent,
to taketoguizance of depredators. Oa cpening the
Rate, the crowd willed in wi:h loch violence, that
feveral women faMted, 4111 were nearly trampled to
Beath. They nailed on with ilich impctudity, that
the Voinnteers, who were Ilationed on the Ileps of
the (lairs, to keep them back, were almolt carried
off their legs. 'Several of the River rendbles with
pikes, aided in keeping order. Thc,i,uter gates were
obliged to be flint till all who were in the yard had I
pared ; and in this manner the gates were opened
and Phut for the iemainder of the day.
On entering the Hall the inind WAS Cenfibly (truck
with the gloomy grandeur ❑nd Inlernni;y of the!
place, the isterinr being coveted with black, and all
the avenues hung with silver konces, each holding
two wax lights. Between each icon:. c was placed a
fmall elcutclieon. In the upper ;.Al: were two ranges
of (coulees and efentcheons, the one above the other.
The candles on each fide the coffin, the flags, and
:It:endants in deep mourning, produced a very fulemn
'inpreffion. Three attendants in black fat on (tools
nn each tide. Mr. March, from the Lord Chamber-
lain's office, fat at the foot of the coffin. The fpec-
!viirs *ere not allowed to flop. On leaving the'

Hail they paired by a different gate frcm that at
which they entered, to the tows. Several women
loft their times, cloaks, and pockets. The pickpock-
ets, notwithfianaing the vigilance of the Baw-ftreet
Officers, made a plentiful barrel
• The town of Greenwich was completely filled with
carriages of all defcriptions, and it was almoll
poffible for a font-paffenger to get along. In return.
ing, the coaches were obliged to gn up the hill.—
The day was remarkably fine, and the water was co-
vered with boats. The public houfes were every
where overflowing. At fuur o'clock the gates were
flint, leaving thoufands ungratified in their laudable
'tithes. The road at night exhibited a moil piftu-
refque appearance Some were falling from their
horfes, others tumbling nut of their gigs; here, a
broken down gigg, or horfes were tanning away
from their riders, and there eiders looking fur their
horfes.

There were feveral broken bones ; but no lives we
underhand sere loft, although we cannot lay as
moeh of pocket books, watches, and other articles
of inferior note.
Yefterday, in fart, was at once a holiday and a
day of pilgrimage.

Saturday morning, foon after ten o'clock, a Chap-
ter was held in the Veflry Room of Sr. Paul', Cache.
dral, which was attended by the Bifhop of Lincoln
(the Dean) the Bi(hop of London, and Earl NIL.
sow. The machine which had been placed by the
Infpettor of the Works tirder the dome, for letting
the body of Lord 1111. son down to the vault. and
which Ras been firongly objected to by the Gentlemen
of the Church, and the College of Heralds, was or-
dered to be removed.
It was propofed, and, we noderfiand. decided,
that oar departed Hero's body &mild not be buried,
as original], intended, but
_remain in the vault upon
a gone- tablet.. The Eagle upon the brat; read
iog defk, in the choir where the Litany is in ge.
neral read; was ordered to be removed, and we un.
derfland, that the corpfe is to be placed upon the re.
,maining brafa.work The Artillery Company ate
not to attend at St. Paul's in the procelfih n. as on
intended, his hlsprirry having fignified his'
Royal Commands, through. General Casvtar, the
Adjutant General, that the Life. Guards and Foot.
Gu.rds are to attend in their Read.

The Loyal North Britons were yeflerday morn-
ing paraded at their ofual qparters in Gray's Inn
Gardens, topper the command of their Royal Colo-
nel the Dnke of Sofres : they metered well, and
were ordered to parade again on Thorfday morning
at feven o'clock, to march down to the Strand, where
they are to be Rationed on the dty of the funeral
procellion of the gallant Clarißian Hero, Lord Vif-
corint Nelfon.
• The River Fencibles, under Commodore Lucas,
were alto muflered on Tower Hill, and received
linsilar orders to attend, a‘did the Harbour Marine
Fencibles, Captain Snow, and the Greenwich Water
Fencibles, Captain Slaney, who are alib to form a
part of the procelLan.

The Mk battalion of the 79th regiment came info
.Rochener on Thurfday ; the feeood battalion were
expetaled yeflerday : they, are to attend the funeral
of Lord Nelfon.
„Four 'regiments of infantry and fix fqoadrrns rf
witty are to he affembled in London, under the
command of General Sir David Duncla, in order
Ito attend the funeral of Lord Nelfon. The infantry
will be drawn from the Southern Diflriet : Two
Highland Regiments, the 79th (ill battalion) and the
92d, from Ofpringe and Canterbury, nnder Major
General Hope, the other regiments from Sulks.—
The Cavalry under Major General Burrard A
detachment of the Royal Artillery, with eleven gaps,
is alto under orders to attend. The Regiments from
Kent are expeeted to march—the 79th and the 924
this day.

The Royal Family are a:peeled in town for the
feat-on on the 14th or 15th

The daughter of a wealthy Jew merchant in the
City, Come evenings fince, eloped from the hours of
a Gentleman in the neighbourhood of Bloomlbury-
fquare, where fhe had been invited to a large party.
A young Gentleman, who was likewife there, is alt

The fubjeet of the Difirtation for the Hulfean
Prize at Cambridge, for the enfuing year is, The Pro-
pagation of Cbrillianity was not indebted to any feeondary
earVel.
STRANGE 12 tsoLve.—A Man of the name of BAZ•
TER, who formerly was a refpeEtable Farmer at
Buckingham, has taken a raft refolution of refuting
any kind of fullenance, which he has maintained for
thirty-two days, at the White Horfe at Kenninghall,
in Norfolk, and furvived on Saturday laft. He has
given no reafon for this extraordinary conclua.

William Harms, under fentence of death in the
gaol of Tipperary, for forgery, has obtained a free
pardon.

On the afternoon of Monday fe'nnight, a (hocking
accident happened in Rubinfon Rnw, Hull, to a
fine girl, about fix years of age, daughter of Mr.
Joaasoq, of Appleby, near Brigg. in Linenhalve;
while liirring the tire, the flames caught her stuflin
trick, and no perfon being in the houle except ann.
ther young girl, the ran out into the areet for affilt.
ance; but before it cuuld he afforded, was fo dread-
fully burnt that The expired the next morning.
A palfage boat, with thirty pattengers, oii the in
tilt. upfet neat New York, when fourteen perfuns
tithed.

Thur.fday morning, about three o'clock, the C.‘ r
Tritcry, of 64 guns, which was taken out of dock at
Portfmouth, a few days fi nee, tilted to receive prifoners
of war, funk at her moorings at the entrance of Pot.
clieller Lake: there were but the ultral number of per.
lons on board, which belong to a thip in ordinal y,
who were all faved. It is imagined thdt Ile broke htr
back, from being moored improperly. She funk in
four minutes after the cram waa heard.

On the tßth of December, as a Mr. Lion, of
Chattetis,was (lcaiting on his way to Nordelph (witrn
the parifh of Downturn Market), he faw a hate on
the ice : he pnrfued, and was aloud of her for up
wards of a mile, and at 'aft took her without any
*Mance or weapon but a (mall dick he bad ia his
band.

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AMERICA.
Letters are received from Chhrlefton, Alexandria,{
New York, and other parts of AMerica, down to the
t ith December. They contain the followitig article :1
111.11 011 FRANCS; 111,T. 17.
" We have received various accounts from the'
Peninfula that the Britifh Admiral 4 Ps setw, ismak.
ing great preparations at Calcutta and along the
Malabar coaft, for an attack on thetk Iftands, Ind this
Government is making correlponding exertions. '
" A Britifh fquadron, under the orders of Com-
modore Ossoaso, con(iiling of the TH114111011./S; of
74 guns; GRAMPUS. BARIErIi; Of 30; PITT, V RSHON,
ir,f 40; Taarstemoes, iiiii4UllST; of 36; was ten
weeks off this Hand, but left os- on the t3rh ult. The'
PITT, during her blockade of Bourbon, cut out of
the roads the Frenoli (hip Falleux, Of and from Mar-
feilles, with 600 bags of coffee ors' hoard.
" The markets here are Pt nverflucked with foreign
produce, that a very eonfiderahle ',onion of it can-
not find purchafers at the prime coil. Money is un-
commonly fearce, and credit In fltaken by the fears
of invalion that the belt paper in the Eland bears a
dilcount of to 3 per cent. per month. 111 Ind pro•
duce is In high, that numerous veicis have been
obliged to fail in ballaft. It is fuppored that the
quantity of imported pruvilions now here is equal to
4 year's tonfumptinn of both iflands. Several Eng-
% veffels have been fent in, but with one or two
exceptions, they are only coafters with rice."