Star.
London, England, 1807-07-10 00:00:00

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Goesoburgh o s New York 0 0

PLYMOUTH. JULY 8.
Came in the Adler, Captain jansaw, from Dram;
Apollo, Captain LocaoTn, from Stockholm; Nep.
tnnto, Captain Ivansos, from Chtiltiana; Robert,
Captain- Stottow, from Memel ; all laden with
paval flores.-.Mary, SUIRGOIN, from Cork.

PORTSMOUTH. JULY 9.
Sailed his Majelty's Ihip Pwcan, on a entize;
Acute, f"r the bowns ; and the Boyd, Lauonsou,
for Jatnaica..-Wind S. S. W.
DEAL, JULY 9.

Nothing arrived or tailed this day.—Wind N. Es
YARMOUTH, JULY 9.
Seven o'clock this morning, the Baltic fleet under
convoy of the CALI rso Hoop of war, got under weigh
with the wind at S. E. they were out of fight at
twelve o'clock.—Arrived the Csasoa gun-brig, and
remains with the Rossuct, Got.tatt, STATILY,
Rutty, and HALCYON hoop of war which is waiting
here to take Mt. Feiss to the Continent : his bag-
gage and fuite are arrived at Nelfon's Hotel.
GRAVISt24D, JULY 9 —Sailed the Two Sifters, IL Behan, for
Newfoundland ; t
he Draper, M‘Don'nell, for Bella; and the
Vine, Hughes, for Newry.
ARRIVED.
1n the River, the Elizabeth, Roberts, from Dublin—At Portf-
mouth, John, Davis, from Dublin—At Liverpool. John Adams,
Callander. from Baltimore 1 Robs and Utley, Terry ; and the
Ocean, Millwood, from New York—fit Whitby, Refoltrion,
Scroby, from Greenland—At Cork, Scarborough, Codner, from
Oporto; and the Neptune, Cooper, from Meaael—At Newfound-
land, lfabella and Ann, Rooke ; and the Battey, Briftow, from
rook.
ADMIRALTY CODltte IinCTOR 5' COMMONS. --Tuef
day the Right Hon. Sir WM. Scorr proceeded to the
adjudication of the following cafes :
Mercurius, Sarenfen matter.—This Danifh vefrel was laden
with wine, on a voyage to Tonningen.—Cargo reftorel, and the
captor's ezpences
Fortuna, Mario maftcr —This veffel, laden with iron, was
bound from Guttenburgh to Barcelona. Cargo condemned, and
queftion of demurrage referred to the Regiftrar.
Zecluft, Frederick mafter.-.-Property reftored, fubjed to cap-
tor's expences.
Neptunu-, Soiling mafter.—No claim being given for the pro-
perty in this cafe. It was condemned.
Rebecca, Freida mafter.—This valet was laden with lead, under
Oldenburgh colours. Cargo condemned, and private adventure,

reamed. - • -
Sufannah, Tuck's mafter.-1 his Bandit veffel was laden with
powder, cables, anchors, &c. as a prefent from the Dania' Govern.
rnent to the Dey of Algiers. Property reftored, fubjed to the
captor s expellees of taking the depoiltions and this d.iy's hearing.
0 Paquote, Ligiero.—This veal vras under Portuguefe colours.
To dill cafe (further proof was dlreded.

Yellerday morning at ten o'clock his MAJESTY
left Windfor, inhis travelling carriage for Blackheath,
on a vifit to his Royal Sifter the Duchefs of BRUNS
wrcx and Princefs of WALES. His MAJESTY arrived
at the Princefs's houfe about one o'clock. On his
blajefiy's alighting from his carriage, he was re-
ceived by the Ducats: and PRINCISS ; the effett of
the meeting can be better conceived than defcrihed
after a fepirration of fuch a number of years. His
Ilayssyv partook of an early dinner and fet off on
his return for Windfor, at five o'clock.
Yefterday morning the Duke of Comssacaan rode
on horfeback in Windfor Park, afterwards came to
town, and let au fix o'clock for Blackheath, on a
•ilit to the Ouches of BRUN swicx and Princefs of
WALas.

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Yefierday morning her MAJESTY, PrinceiTes Ect
zassva and Mazy, took an airing in a barouche and
four, by St. Leonard's Hill, and Cranbourn.
In the Lin of the Minority who voted for Mr.W 14 I r-
aglan's Motion on the State of the Nation, the name
of Brigadier Geoeral R. MACKENZIE was omitted;
as was alfo that of Mr. Veemox.
The name of ANTHONY Beawas, Efq. was omit-
ted, by millake, in the Lift of the Minority on Lnrd
COCHRANE'S Motion : we do not know what name
fhould be taken out, to make room for that of Mr.
Bat:wag. There may, perhaps, be other miftakes,
which we (hall take the fird opportunity of cotrat-
ing, when they are notified to us.
A duel took place yefterday morning, loon after
daybreak, in the &Ads near Primtofe hill, between
the fon of an Earl and Captain B. an officer of Dra
Dons, in confequenee of an altercation which arofe
tween the parties on leaving the Opera on Satur-
day night. Captain B.'. fecund fire (lightly wounded
his antagonilt in the arm, when the affair was ad-
jufted.
HAYMARKET THIATER.—The Cele Spare was I
performed yefterday evening, for the purpofe of af-
fording an opportunity to Mr. YOUNG, already fo
defervedly high in the public ellimation, to ciifplay
his powers in the charaEler of Wawa. ln pourtray-
ing this unnatural and difgufting charalter, Mr.
Youoc added to the well earned fame which he has
acquired fince he appeared on thefe boards. The
other charafters were well fuflained, particularly the
part of An4ela by Mrs. LITCHFIELD. This Lady,
who has hcherto been fern principally as the he-
roine of Tragedy, gave, to the gentle and timid
Agee, that interell which the Author intenckd
should be given. It is almoll needlefs to add, that
the Lady, as well as Mr. Youso, received, as they
well deferved, the n:ott unbounded applaufe.
In the farce of the Primer at Large, FAWCETI, as
.Huns, was irretiltibly comic.
The audience was fafhionable ; among them we
noticed the Conrad.' TEMPLE, Lady Da Cacs-
PIGMY, &C. &C.
The following melancholy accident happened ow
Wednefday, at Longport, Wilts, which Ihould ope-
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rate as a warning to unskilful (hooters not to ufe $
gun. Mr. Weldon, a Gentleman of refpeaability,
had invited a numerous party of friends to dine with
him, and the diverfion of piper; {hooting was intro
duced as the (port of the morning. The vifitors di-
vided themfelves, and made a match ; but unfortu-
nately, on the third bird being let lode from the
trap, the diverfion ended in the death of one of the
company. The bird had taken a winding direction
to the left, and the Gentleman who Slot lodged part
of the contents of his piece in the body of his friend,
a Mr. Jacques, who was, what is technically denomi-
nated, an out front, and placed in a parallel fituatton
from him, at the diflance of about 8o yards. The
qnfottunate man furvived but a few hours.