Star.
London, England, 1806-11-25 00:00:00

LEEWARD MANI'S MAIL.

Thiaday arrived &Mail from the Leeward Mandl,
brooght to Falmouth by the Duke of Montrofe pae.
ket in twowty-five days trout Tortola.
Ay this conveyance we have received the follow.
;mg tettaY • ^
, • • AWfIGUA, OCTOBER as.
Od • 'Karr meal boat, with the letters for
Great Britain from Trinidad, Tobago, Grenada, and
fit. Vincent's, is captured and carried into Guada-
ktoPe t the mails were funk.
di We have a report of the arrival at Barbsdnes of
the Paine■ Eau ;sr packet from England, but it
wawa confirmation. The Diana, —, from Africa,
Is reported to be taken and carried into Guadeloupe."

The Callus frigate, Captain Sir r sr, failed from
Chatham to the NOT. on the 19th. The hfaassaa
gun brig arrived on Saturday to be repaired.
inilration to the Commanders of his Majetly's
!hips of war and privateers, and to the Judges of the
Courts of Admiralty. Given at the Court at Sr.
James's, the 14th day of November, 1806, in the
47th year of his bfajllttreS Reign :

Whereas we have received fatisfadery ailment-es that our
Alp the Zoom at Roan has permitted, and now permits
Stela illbiedis to mode in innocent articles, with France and her
ABM* Oar tell and plidurs is, sad we do hereby order and
mists the Commando, of ear Ship* of war and Privateers,
*it Amy do or &1 St and detain the goods of the fubjedts of
eme Ally the Imp*, of Rutin, being \mom= article., on
stment o.lbOaft And we de further dirett the Judges of
oat Aft Coves atAdoitsky, and of our Courts of Vim Ad-
tairaleir. (*nitwit\ be mink goods, being Innocent arcking, the
roporty of Anew Sobjeets, which ball have been, or Stall lie de-
veins& ou almost of being engaged in a trade with Proves se her
ADjM► a Dr lain Ma}cfres Command,
(stord) a SPENCER.**
Ninths it Aasir Iv Sic/cr.—By the Orion man of
vrar the following interefting inforvistion has been
received, refpeiting our brave army in Sicily. The
letter is dated off Cadiz, Nov. /a, :806
" By the lateft amounts we have received from Sicily, elated
Meffina, the t nit of Odtober, we leant, that all the Bridal troops
bad been withdrawn front Calabria Ulterior, (excepting sbe gar-
Aran of Scylla, which conflits of two hundred men, under the
costumed of Major Roliinfoo), together with a ilrong detach-
nem of ►is Sicilian Majek's forces, that had recently been fent
thither, under the nornmand of MajcmGatcral Adton.
The enemy having reorganized their army, by a junetion of
all thelefearterad eivirions, and an augmentation to their forces
baying joined them from the neighbourhood of Salerno, they have
beset enabled to refume an tivanced polition, on the heights of
Monteleone.

" Previous to the evacuation of Calabria Utteriore by the corn
bitted Brit& and Sicilian tromps, Sir John Stuart made a tour
though the country, accompanied by a (mall detathment of the
mekli Light Dragoons, front St. Euphemia, by Squillace, to Reggio,
trilldnit the MlD:rent towns and villages, ambling the Mutueipal •
PoWlee, end urging them to anjoiu fyftern, fuhordination, and
Illunianity, in the various movements of the mare, while ading
'pipit the ettemy-s-at the fame time to impels open the micas
of die people In general, that a relaxation in their oppofition to the
, might tend to the entire fubjugatlon of the Cabarets. Sir '
FolinnZobjedt aro was, to make the Calabrians wittily (edible '
orate ready Intention of the Combined Forces in Sicily, to rapport
their catkin all emergencies; and to convince them, that althee
the viaorious Samos had deemed it political to leave their coun-
try for the overeat, they ought not to mlfeonftrue this movement
on their part, as abandeolog them totally to the rapacity of the
Prencb.
o The pofitlon of the army In the vicinity of MerSna le better
adapted to renew offenfive operations againit the enemy, than any
local advantages that could be taken to Calabria Ultalore—as in
the latter care they might bh apprired of our Intentions, but new,
we daft derive moilJerable benefit from the fecrecy of our pro.
peed attacks.
• The Preach united forces, colariaing of 12,000 ass, are fald
to be egad ender the command of the defeated General Reinter,
bet we kart intelligence that Marina had paid them a vile at his
brailvartera a Monteleone. As yet they have mown no inclina-
tion to advance beyond that nation, fearful of a Smiler lefron
being taught than to that on the Plains of Maids.
• They are not dams of a further proof of the prowcfs of
Britons, and while they are within a day's march of thole Plans
their retreat I. (mute. The railing of a few traufporta through the
Straits of Faro, caeca perpetual difgulet throughout the enemy'.
Wm&
/4 Ling In radian of the Cattle of Scylla, which has lately
Wilt pat it; an excellent date of defence, we cruder Ferrol the fe-
of the Straits of Faro, and the tette &orew
te c eenesquences of the battle of have net only (Umt-
ata'l the forego of the enemy to Calabrikblialas likewik tended
aitibereafe oar own, as !sop Serifs and Pica. remarkably doe
weal, have volanteered to fermi in nor foreign corps, and between
Isar Aad five hundred more were daily expra..l to follow their
Sir-at Slr John Stuart vru at Malta on the r tth ult. on kis way
bane, weenie the departure of the Mediterranean convoy.—
Ifs was Lo good health and (piens, although he had not then learnt
of the honours conferred on him by his gnat ALTI/Cloll* Sovereign.
• 1 he Sep,lition under the commando( General Paget, which
fined tram Plymouth, paired the Straits of Gibraltar, on the at
of Member, all well

. _ .
'rise French and Spanillt *sips in the harbour of Cadia, have
Moved further up, to that we do not t.uw taped them to come
etre. They were before in a podelon cleft to the mouth of Cadia
harbour, ready for a nut. Lord ColHnewood is as vigilant and
pa:revering as be is brave; twelve months ha. his thip been at fee,
without having once, by any accident, drug; anchor! We arc all
in high health and (pink.
41, Sir Thomas Louis, In the Canopus, with the Thunderer,
Standard, Active frigate, and Nautilus hoop, left as on the aft,
November, it it fuppufed for the Dardanelles. The Twits have,
it is Lid. attempted to flop the pafrage of the Ref Gan Drip. du,'
the Borphorus-9t Thomas will make it clear to them, in one
way or the other, that they are forfaking their tomtit. in provok •
log any war with us, or the Ruffians.
a Sir John Duel:worth Is fecond in command in the Royal
()Meter the frittadton has been tealy reinforced by the Windfor
Gala and RepuNe, and we cape& the Atlas. The Thunderer,
S.,pide, Termagant and Gannet, are the rise Isips that go to Eng-
land. TM Imogene and Serapis, from Spithead, are gone on for
Wu. Ihe Hon. Captain Elliott, late of tke Aurora; and Cap-
tain Pllfokl. who gained his promotion by his brave cochlea M
thribattle cif Trafalgar, in the command of the Ajax, goes home
In afte Orion, with Major Rives, of the Staff, from Sicily."
On Wcdnefday Earl Spinout delivered to his Ma-
lts...Y. at the Levee, a lilt of about 130 Convifts, now
an ,Newgate, ready to be tranfported to Botany Bay,
for (even and fourteen years. His tfayarry was
gracioutly pleated to approve of the whole of the lift.
They are all females except fix.
. It is, undoubtedly, a very fpirited and laudable
ado in many of our merchant. to have already made
rich ventures to Buenos Ayres. It is equally car.
fain. in order to avoid the many contingencies of a
long voyage, that it is wife and politic to embrace
any favourable opportunity of making rich kdven•
tures at home. 'I'M (lighten view of the prefent
great Lottery Scheme is fofficient to evince, (hat it
is a C6Z, a Peter in itfclf.
Yenerday morning, about fix o'clock,aa two watch-
men? who were Rationed outfide of Newgate, !ter,
coming off duty, they unfortunately fell from the top
into the Debtor's Yard, and were killed an the fpot :
130, caulk can be aligned how the accident san have
hippened. One of them is an old man, and has held
the fituatina many years. ,

turfman INTELLIOINCio *' .1.
FALMOUTH. NOVEMBER es. y 1
1, Arthed this day the Dake of &footfall plait,
Drama., in as days from Tortola with the Leeward
!fiend Mails; (he brings no particular news. TS.
Prince Erneft packet, with Mails from England, al
rived at Barbadoes, after a paffage of s t days. Sailed
the American (hip. Hairy, Captain Dar ; and the
Ann, BIUD7OIII, with pilchards, for Leghorn. His
Majefty's (hips Pomona and To ITIS, from the raft-
ward, appeared off this port this day, and after
taking on board frith provifions, flood off again to
the Southward. Wind 8. W.

TORBAY, NOV. al.
This morning his Majefly's fiiips MOWASCN and
FORMIDA6Lt got under way for Plymouth, but were
obliged to return on account of the wind blowing fo
flrong from the S. W.—Arrived his Majeflyss thip
PLUTO; CH ttttt and LIIIITY gun brigs, and
Must.' cutter, from a cruise. Remain in Torbay,
his Majelly's Blips San Joie, Mars, Prince of Wales,
Saint George, Bellerophon, Monarch, Formidable,
Pallas, Pluto ; Chcerly and Liberty gnn brigs, and
Nimble cutter.

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER aa.
Arrived the DEVASTATION bomb, from Plymouth.
Rear Admiral Moaner will fail for his command
(fuppofed to be Buenos Ayres) immediately on the
arrival of the Humes and S►IIDY floops, from the
Downs. The force he takes with him is, the POLY.
maws, 64 (flag fbip.), Capt. Harwoon; Ara me,
64, Capt. &TATUM tHaawes floop, Capt. &SIAS;
S►sear ilflOci,Capt. BA MILL; Camel ROtethip,Capt.
Joyce; and the Flying Fiat and Olympia fettucine=
On Monday a Court Martial was held on Henry
Bates, &amen, belonging to the Dtasa ; and on S.
Wright, deferter from his Majefly's fhip ENDYM lON.
H. Batas was fentenced to receive 100 11010, and S.
Wright too.—Wind S. W.

DEAL, NOVEMBER se.
Arrived the MOKSIITO hoop, INVICIRATI. TUA.
ausarr, and SPA ttttt gun brigs, from a cruise off
Calais, Sam:suss hoop, and Boos gun brig, from off
Onend. Put back the MAGNIFICINT, of 74 guns ;
Humes, and CORMORANT hoops of war, the Wind
blowing hod from the S. W. Arrived the FANCY
and BLAlls gun brigs, from a cruise off Boulogne
Arrived and failed for the River the Lord Nelfcn,
AN OVISOM, from Surinam.—Sailed the Agamermln,
of 64 guns, for the Note; Mnfquito, Valorous, and
Trompeufe (loops, Meteor b'mb, Inveterate, Tur.
bulent, Sparkler and Tickler gun brigs, and Arrow
(charmer, on a cruise cff Boulogne and Calais ; Sea
gull hoop off Oftend.—Wind Well.
DOVER, NOV. a&
Put in here this morning the brig Experiment,
Captain CHAPMAN. of Little Hampton, from Lon•
don, bound to &idol, with a cargo of timber, having
101 l her fore top mall, an anchor, and cable, and
her huh damaged by running on board a man of war
in the late heavy gale. Sailed this morning the brig
Romeo, CaptainCoa taw, tor Rotterdam, with a cargo
of tobacco, from Norfolk—the has been detained in
this port for upwards of two months by the Toe so-
seer gun brig, Lieutenant Osmax.—Wind S. W.
and moderate.

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.
Captain NIUMS, U appointed to the Deftncc ; Calfrain Boom-
Lair I Captain Nam te ITU M.KtNete,to the Champion; the Hun.
Captain Sec uona, promoted to be a Poft Captain, and appointed
to the Aurora; Captain CeAwilte, to the Phitomel; Captain
Pneciiteciaz, to the Bawer ; Captain Hunger, to the frrno-
rant ; Captain WUITTtI, to the Sea Felleiblel at Leo; Lieute-
nant I.LOTD, to the NW* and Lieutenant jAbete
to be a Coriander.