Star.
London, England, 1807-01-23 00:00:00

A GOTTENBURGH MAIL

Has alto arrived, brought to Yarmouth by the Nelfon
packet, one of thofe which failed-with the GALLANT
gun brig. The intelligence by this packet confirms
the account received by the Cab scENT, that fourteen
days ago no news of a general engagement in Po-
land had reached Gottenburgb. By this packet dif.
patches were received by Government.
The letters by the mail Rate, that on the 4th
all the Jews refident there, were by an order of the
King affembled before the Town Council, and re•
quired to.declare whither they held any communica-
tion with the prefent affenibly or Sanhedrin of Jews
at Paris ? Thofe.who do fo are to be ordered to quit
the kingdom immediately, and if any Qiall be difco
vered holding any fuch correfpondence after having
declared to the contrary, they are not only to he
banithed the kingdom, but their property is to be
Confifcated.

The latell accounts from Stralfund Rate, that every
thing remained quiet in Swedifh Pomerania.

No farther accounts have been received refpeaing
the news brought to Liverpool of the recapture of
Buenos Ayres. As neither the name of the veffei
reported to have brought the intelligence to Charlet.-
.towt , nor the day of the recapture has been Rated,
hopes are entertained that it will prove to be only an
echo of the report tha• was circulating in America,
when the Taft Newfpapers received came to hand.

The LORD CHANCELL,,R, Lord Essawaottoucn,
Sir ARCHIBALD M•CD(HIALD, and Sir JAMBS WAL
sac B, are laid to be the petfons appointed by his Ma.
jelly's Cabinet Council to revife, correft, and amend
the Code between Debtor and Creditor.

The Earl of LAUDERDALE, Mr. ADAK, and a num-
ber of Gentlemen from Scotland, have lately had
feveral interviews with Lord GRINVILLS, on the
important fubjed of abolifhing the prefent Laws of
Scotland, and to make the Laws of England extend
to that country.
Lord CHARLES SPFHCER is appointed one of the
Lords of his Majetry's Bedchamber.
By the propofed Bill for abnlifhing certain Offices
in the Cuftoms of Ireland, the following are the
places intended to be aboliffied, viz. the office of
Cuflomer in the feveral and refpeaive Ports of 811-
timore, Belfall, Cork, Donaghadee, Drogheda, Dun•
dalk, Galway, Killybeggs, Kinfale, Larne, Lime.
rick, Londonderry, Newry, Rofs, Tralee, Water-
ford, Wexford, Wicklow, and Youghai ; the office
of Searcher, Packer, and Ganger, in the feveral and
rerptaive ports of Dublin, Be'fan, Cork, and Drog-
heda ; the office of Marcher is the ports of Dona-
ghadee, Dundalk, Galway, Kinfale, Larne, Lime-
rick, Londonderry, Newry, Rofs, Stranglord,
Waterford, Wexford, and Yonghal ; the r.flice cf
Taller of Wines and Surveyor of Outs, and the office
of Surveyor General of Ireland.
By a letter from Montreal, dated 22d November,
we learn, that the monument to the memory of Lord
Nstsno was to be ereaed in the great fquare. The
plan is a pillar of folid (lone, fixty feet high, furmoun.
ted by a figure of the gallant Admiral, of artificial
(lone, eight feet high, upon the capital. Three fides
of the pedeflal to be decorated with emblematical
defignsof his great viaories—of the Nile, Copenhagen,
and Trafalgar. On the fourth, in front, an infcrip.
tion, of which the moil (hiking feature will be, the
gallant Natsou's loft order—" England expects every
man to his duty."
Wednefday the Eaft Mix Militia marched into
Dover, from Afhford Barracks.

The remaining troops of the Scots Greys paired
through Newcattle laa week, on their mute for Scot.
land. The troops which were quartered at Newcattle
are to be replaced by four troops of the Inniikillen
dragoons, two of which have arrived.

The new carriages, !ported on the Birth-day, were
confiderably higher than has been the fallion lately.

A number of women have attended within thefe
few days at Earl SPENCER'S Office, to requeft permit-
lion to accompany their hufbands to Botany Bay,
who are convicts. The Noble Earl has granted per.
million to a number of them to go.
About three weeks fince, a large dog palled
through Farnham, and took a courle through the
Hoh Forel, where he bit feveral cows and Iheep.
He afterwards bit a Mrs White, the wife of Lord
Stawell's principal Gamekeeper. She has Since died
of the hydrophobia. A girl at Hammerfmith, who
was bit fome little time fince by one of thefe animals,
died on Wednerday Gf the hydrophobia. At Streat-
ham alfo, feverai perfons have been bit by dogs Cup
poled to be mad. At this moment there are feveral
patients affiiCted with this muff dreadful of all mala-
dies in our public hofpitals. One more, a woman in
Newgate-greet, was added to the number on Wed-
nefday. We have forborne to narrate the .vari,us
affliaing accounts that have reached us from diffe-
rent quarters, not withing to dillrefs our numerous
Readers. But the matter has now become fo alarm-
ing, that we cannot refrain from calling on all Ma-
ghtrates to ufe the powers vetted in them to compel
thole unfeeling perfons who fo little regard the fafety
of their fellow creatures, as to allow dogs to go at
large at this time, to pay-fome relpeet to the welfare
of the public. This is not a time to Rand upon nice.-
ties—no delicacy is due to loch wretches. Not one
dog in fifty that are kept pays the duty required by
law. Were this point fpee.tily and vigoroufly looked
into, fome thoufands the: dangerous animals
might be got rid of in Luna or two.