Star.
London, England, 1806-10-24 00:00:00

DOVER, OCTOBER s 3.

The &Azar. gun brig has detained and fent into
:this port the fehooner Union of Wartin (in Ameriei)
from Arnflerdatn with fundries, bound to Lill:OM:
Paired by this day the following fhips r the Fortuna,
Capt. Fasusa, from Gallipoli, 'an from Plymouth,
where the was detained nearly three months, with
oil, bound to Hull I—Waibingtan, from Norfolk,
bound to London ;—Jupiter, Capt. &writ, from
Smyrna ; and the Levant, Capt. RADDOW, from Ja-
maica, bound alfo to London. Two or three more
Jamaica Dips, I am informed, ate now in fight, bnt
they will not be up in tune to get their names by this
poll. Wind N. N. W. and moderate,

D!AL, OCTOBER s 3.
A few days ago. the boats of his Majefly's gun
brig BOLD, under the command of Meffrs. SAVAGR
and ',leavenings, went in and cut out from the Pier
Heads of Fecamp, under a very heavy fire from the
batteries and foldiers drawn upon the beach, a French
chalk maree, which they brought fafe away without
fuftaining any damage. Arrived the Abundance Rote
fltip, from Woolwich ; Ceocontss, of lo guns, from
the Nuts ; B floop, and JACIALL gun brig,
from a maize off °Rend ; AILCNIR and &vista
gun brigs, from off Boulogne ; the Srsavitl4 frigate,
from the Noire, and failed through for Spithead. Sailed
the Zssaa bomb, having under her convoy the
Abundance (tore fhip ; likewife a number of mer-
chant vales, for Portfnuauth ; CROCODILI, of so
guns, for Plymouth ; COMSATANT and SPITFIRI
(loops, on a cruise off Boulogne. Came in a large (hip
of 54 guns and so men, under Ragufan colours, from
Amilerdam, for Smyrna, detained by the DRUMM.
Wind N. N. W.
YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 23.
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Arrived the AMawTHI and Osseo), !loops of
war, I: , Visits, and STIILIIIG gun brigs.
This morning failedon *cruise theQvsatcandCess-
csltr frigates.—The lbipeinthe Roads are, the Ma-
lefic, Edgar. Naffau, Refolution, and Dieator men
of war, Amaranthe and Oberon !loops of war, three
brigs, ind four cutters. Wind N. W.—Report dates,
that during the late gale the Sures gun brig ran on
the beach and bilged—crew Paved.

ARR I VID.

In Stang:de Creek, the Olympus, Smith, from the emit of
Spain—Ac MAGI, the Dorothea, from St. Andcro—Off
Liverpool, the Mary, Roach; Pofthumus, —; and the John
Bull, from Jamaica—At Liftion, the Aurora, Trumps,
from Torbay; Bell, Nicholls; Johanna, Jane, ;
Hero, Sealy; Good Intent, —; Ruth, Sharp; Anna Philippa,
Gill; Griffin, Bell; Jenny, Elms; Margaret, Tait; Snake, —;
and the Emulation, Brown, from Newfoundland-.-At Oporto,
the Fame, Munro, from Cork; Syrene, Codner ; Rlngfmere,
Palk; Raceborfe, Aidor I ; Indian Chief, —; and
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EBaa,—.—.—., front Newfoundland—.At Viana, the Elisabeth,
and the SwanOlV, from Newfoundland—At Flnuera,
the Wlthycombe, from Newfoundland—At Surinam,
Lord Nelfon, Andcrfon, from London—At St. Vincent's, Expe-
riment, Smith, from Afrlca.—At Beirhadoes, General suwarrow,
from Cork; Maxwell, Edwards; and Venerable, Lovers
from Liverpool—At Africa, Johns, NMI)°, and Brie, Roberts;
front Liverpool.

_ Till JAMAICA PIXEr.

We are happy to be at length enabled to announce
The arrival of the Jamaica fleet, after haring cape
rienced a mat dreadful gale The following is an
exults% of a letter, from Captain Weuvrea Aresea,
of the flip Ana. of London, from J.smaica, dated at '
lea, Cape Clear blaring S.S. E. 45 miles, OR. 19:
The Ann, lan happy to fay, has net (trained in the lealt by
the her norm, and our cargo is In perfclt order. We were very
fortunate during the dreadful gale on the lad of Auguft,to be near
the new fhip.Aftica, of limped, when Mc fuddertly went down,
-and by the fpirited ezert;nns of Mr. Fr..ser, my Brit Officer, af-
,. fiited by four other brave fellows, Mimi inflazitly an my calling for
volunteers, Jumped into the (mall boat over the ftern, and, thank
GOD ! fucceeded in faring the Mate and ten other poor fellows,
who were quite naked and nearly exhaulted on different fpars, hen
coops, &e. The Captain and five men were on the maininatt,
but unfortunately our 011 p drifted to leeward of them, and night
raft approaching, I did not think it prudent any longer to tint the
lives emir brave 'tilows, as had they attempted to have gone to
windward in the boat after dark,there is little doubt ►ut we Mould
have 101 l five valuable men ; fo that I was obliged relutiantly to
leave them to their fate, and proceed to my nation under the lee
of the Franehife frigate, who appeared In great dither's, and had
early in the day made my fignal to flay by her; but fortunately
floe weathered the gale with the lofs of foreman and maintop malt,
and bas Once been of great (enact to the remainder of the fizet,
it Is Impotfible for any Commander to pay more attention to the
&aided Mips than Captain Dathwood.
" The following Clips foundered In the gale, via. Fein, Nntwell•
Achilles, Cora, Ann, Pallas, Rafhlrigh, forty-Sectind,
Africa, Cowerdale, Sally, Francis, and Pieter.
" Of the twat ng Chip, after the gale. [even were &sand to Ame
rtes.--One hundred and nine failed (fan Jamaica on the apth of
July; Cann bound to America; yr were with lb. Veinal& the
lath of Odober, 6a of which are aimed; st funk ; two, June and
Dyke, gone to America leaky; one (Minorca) parted off 1-11 van •
taus and ea Miffing."

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The following vefrelo of the Jamaica fleet were off
Cape Clear on the tpth inflant, under convoy of his
Majelly's (hips FaawcNts■ and Pavouta. •iz.

The Clear, Fowler ; Ann, Atkins; Printers Charlotte, Simms;
Mariner, Coftb ; Orlando,Jackfon; Lady Forbes, Lune; Young
Venus, Tozer; Sidling, Mackie; Brazilla, Wilmot ; Ann, Red-
dy ;. Sheddons, M Donald ; Parfait, MKinlay ; Sc. George, Pal-
aver; Kent, Pixley; London, Agnew; Echo, Wilton; William
Dent, Mater; AThion, Thonipfoa ; Larkins, Forger; Hunter,
0 :Nur ; Duke of York, New Mary and Sufannah,
Chu*; Magnet, Landells ; Generous Planter, Bark; Vidal-
bide, Luston; Alfred, Renton; Naiad, Oak; Centurion, Glad-
dale; Golden Grove, Wells; Hopewell, Wardno ; Triloch Cat-
tle, Barclay ; John and Thomas, Clarke; and Enterprise, Ruther•
ford, for London; Kingßon, Benton, for Neweallie; Richard,
Perrin: Ainfield, Mlntofh ; !knock, Dawfon ; Cisefterfield.

Mudge; Margaret and Ann, Wtlis ; Charles, Comfy; John,
Waodboufe; David Shave, Hodgfon ; James, Bradillsw ; Nep-
tune, Holliday; Lady St. John, Whittle; Poßhumns, Fear; Au-
gulls, Cambridge; Cotterlll, -...---.; and the Suttee, Halt, for
Liverpool; Iroquois. Solway, for Cork; Net, Atkinfon ; Maria,
Summers; Martha Brae, Thomas; Ardent, Campbell ; and Friend-
;hip, Thomas, fur Briftol ; Lord Gardrer, Killock ; Jane. Wylie ;
Marian, Ewing; Alfred, auk , Mars, Fith ; Pomona. MNaoght ;
Diana, Roan° ; and the Margaret, Weir, (or the Clyde; Aim-
well, Richmond, for Leith; Neptune, Routh ; Favourite, Rlck•
asdfon ; and the Atlas, Stoekdak, for Whitehaven.

The following 'Petrels of the Sect parted in the pie, and are un •
ttleounted for, via .—Camberland. Simplon, for Leith; Aurora,
WPRinlay, for Glafgow ; Jane, White; Concord, Read; Adeon.
Gordon ; and the Purfult, Montgomery, for London.

The Herculean, Sheimneta; and the Sally, WiWants. from Ja
maim for London, were fern in great &anti on the a.d of August.
and it is feared have foundered.
The Erin, for Dublin and Ann, Stewart, for London'
*foundered In the gale on the a3rl of Augnft.
The Favourite, Strickland, from Diboll for Liverpool. Wag
burnt at fen on the 6th init. after taking great part of her cargo out.
The Britt& Tar, of &idol, is captured and carried into Goads..
loupe.

The Batchelor' of Windfor baited the:, boll on
Monday. The Bull proved fo very game, that no
dog could pin him.
CAsseartioe —The Staionian prize is this year ad-
judged to the Rev. C. Horze, A. M. of Trinity Col-
lege, for his Poem on Paid and Barnalas at I.llfra.
'On WednefilAy evening, the Duke of YORK fent a
dragoon to Windfor, with difpatches for his Ma.
;sirs,. At Tarnham Green the man dircovered that
he had loft the box containing the difpatchei, by the
Rrap having broke that faflened it to him. He pro.
cured lights, and made diligent fetirch for the box, 1
but in vain. He then returned to Knightfbridge
Barracks, and informed his Officers of what had hap-
pened. They communicated the circumtioce to
Colonel Gosoow, the Duke of Yoak's Secretary,
who fent the intelligence to his Royal Highnefs at
Drury Lane Theatre. whole direaions were given
for two of the Illnwfireet officers to be fent in par.
fuit of the box. In the mean time, in old woman
found it, and took it into the Roebuck public bodes
to examine her prize. The landlord, difcnvering to
whom the box was addrelfed, conveyed it, with all
poffible (peed, to Windfor.
The remains bf the celebrated engineer Marfhal
Vauaaw have been removed from the place of inter-
ment in the Nitwit Department, and brought to
Paris by order of the French Emperor—they have
been again in'erred with great pomp and ceremony
in the church St. Lazarus at Paris.

The death of Rear Admiral MARTIN'S Lady was
fudden ; the Admiral received A letter from her nn
the morning of Thurfday fe'nnight, which was writ-
ten the previous evening, in good fpirits ; on Thurf
day afternoon an exprefs arrived at Portfmouth, ar-
nouncing her death,which happened a few hours after
the had written the letter. The Admiral immediately
far off for Hampton Court, to pay the lath fad office
to the remains of his amiable and affeftionate wife.
This Lady was filter to Rear Admit al BEINTINCK.
The Newcaftle Paper fays—" The neutral (hip
Helena Withelmina, Captain Rya IT, arrived yeller•
day (the xoth) in the Tyne, in fix days from the Elbe,
and brought the gratifying intelligence, that, on the
Bth inftant, a great battle was fought near Barcuth,
between the Pruflian army, commanded by the
Duke of BRUNSWICK, sod the French, under Islarfhal
ISE a a actors- s, it, which the latter were totally defeated,
with the lola of 6,000 men killed, and r s.cco made p, i •
loners. Captain KY RI T, whole charaeler places him
above any fufpicion of a tallehocd, Date:, that he read
this in the Gluckftadt paper on the I :th." Here we
have pofitive proof, that it is the fkirmifh of the Bth
which has been magnified into a general aCtion.

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eORN-EXCHANOE, OCTOBER 4.
Owing to The cnntrary winds eoallwife, there are
to-day no GA arrivals vf Grain s but expefling
large (applies, vlty few Liles ye drafted of Coin in
general—Samples of good Barley and Malt are
d —Beans of each defcription
White Peas, price nominal t ,and Grey are (fearer—.
But very few Oats of good quality, and thofc famples
fetch a fmall advance—The prices of Flour remain
without variation.

OO COIlltAtT At OWltti t
Wheat, 581 736 861 par qr. Orey Posh ass rood
Floe Ditto. 88. oss od Dana,l4. sos o 4
Rya, (sew) dos as 04 Tick Ditto 38. s 6. od
Barley, cis 48. od Oats, ass sys 3ss
71. 78. od • Poland ditto 331 34 of
White Petra, yot 78s od Rape Seed, 231 sin
Floe Float 70 to yss Sccnnd 651 to 7os per kelt.