Star.
London, England, 1805-02-15 00:00:00

UritiCh Produce and Mann.

fadures - - 530,960 1t 0 380,394 10 3
rogelsn Metchaodite 203,641 10 3 i80,83a o to

Total Exports C 736,633 i 3 761,247 o

We arc afrured that the Annual Sermon of the
Royal Humane Society, will be preached by the
Hon. and Right Reverend Gaoaca Pettiest, Lord
Bifhop of Britlol, on Sunday the 31ft of April : the
Anniverfary Fe(llya' will be celebrated on theft/link-
ing Iftednefilay, at the London Tavern.

On Saturday, the 26th ult. as Mrs. RYAN, a young
and opulent widow, of Ballinamona, in the county
of Limerick, was Teturning from Limerick, fhe was
forcibly carried 'off by John Ryan, of Knockany,
farmer, and a large party. ,of armed men, who
brought her that night above 20 miles, to the moun-
tain, back of Mount Bruis, from whence the was re-
covered on Monday night WI by the Mount Bruis
Volunteers; but, unfortunately, Ryan, the offender,
Was not in the /mute with her, having been out on his
guard. '
The Auckland packet is arrived at Falmouth, from
Litbon, after a pear of eight days. She failed on
the ad inftant, and on the sth and 6th was chafed by
a privateer, till the carried -away her fore top malt
and back flays, after which the privateer came up,
and the packet prepared for action On hoifting co-
lours, and coming within hail of each other, the pri-
vateer proved to be a friend, the Minerva, a private
(hip of war of 16 guns, who was cruising in that
quarter under Pruffian colours, in hopes of making
Spanith priars. On the 9th the packet was chafed
again by a lugger privateer, fapporod to be an ene-
my, which the ootfaßcd.

NAUTIC INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind E.
♦IR. DUI. ARR. out
Dublin t z Hamburgh o 4
Waterford o 3 Lama 0 0

Fazwormt, FEB. 2.—Sailed the ,Windfor Caflle
packet, SUTTON, with mails for Jamaica; the Kel-
leflead, Jacoasos, with Us, for Naples, and the
Frieden, Watt's, in ballet, for Spain; alfo the Ac-
tive cutter, KINSMAN, on a cruize. Arrived his Ma-
jelly's Ihip Tutus, of 28 guns, from a cruize;
ton, from Plymouth; Hatt (brig) with fruit, frrm
Lifbon, bound to London. Yellerday arrived the
Auckland packet, in eight days, from Lifbon ; fhe
left the Townfend and Walfingham packets; LIVELY
frigate, Wotrs floop of war, and Conaitution Ame-
rican frigate : on the 6th init. in lat. 42. iB. long.
to. la. fhe was chafed and fpeke by the Minerva brig
privateer, of London, on a cruize, which had made
no capture.

A Gentleman has been here tome time, taking
fonndings of the Road and Harbour; and rumour
Rates, that we are to have a divifibo of his MaJetly's
(hips Rationed here.
PorrsteouTa, Fsa. t4.—Arrived the General
Small (waggling cutter, capttired by l'Earearaa.
maims cattsr.—Wind N. W.

DIAL, Fas. 14—Sailed the Woodford Eel India-
man for the Riser.---Arrived the Boanicsa, frigate,
and the BoNyrra (loop of war from the Waward ;
feveral gun-brigs from a crnize theca bomb, Au-
TUMN and \Wilma (loops of war from Dongenefs.
and remain in the Downs with the tell of the chips
as per !att.—Wind N. N. W.

YARMOUTH, Fits. 14.—This morning arrived the
ETHALION frigate, Captain Din STEVIE &T, from
a cruize off the coaft of Holland. Sailed the Fr a.-
arrraa to Sheernefs ; and the Vrram on a cruize.—
The Mosul.' (loop of war is under failing orders.
with the Csasoa gun brig, to cruize off Flambro%
Head, in wit of a lugger carrying so guns, ahich
has made her appearance there. The Swan cutter,
which has been on this beach Tome time, has been
got off, but making a deal of water, has been obliged
to be tun on (bore to be examined. The (ips here
are the MONMOUTH, Rear Admiral Rv;trLt•, Ma•
)rsTic, of 74. guns ; MOSELLE and IVlusopmro
(loops; CEIIISOR gun brig ; Paractss AucusTa.
Gum', Patric, nr WALEE, and BADOER Cutter; ;
and Venus lugger, and Ann tender. The ETHat.rom
having loft Tome of her capper, during her late eruize.
will fail on Saturday to the Nore. The Mommours
being in want of repair, Admiral Russzt.t. will, in
the courfe of a sew days, hal his flag on board Lb;
MAJESTIC, of 74 guns. Wind S. W. light breeze.
GREENOCK!, FEL 12..1...The America, HUNTER,
arrived at Port Glafgow on Saturday Lift from Ja-
maica : fpoke on the 4th inn. the Dunrobin
*Barna, of this port, going into Liverpool from
Virginia. The America patted with the fleet on the
13th ult. in a heavy gale, And on the 16th ohferved
only four veffels belonging to the fleet, the Nett hav-
ing parted in the gale. There arc only four veffels
in the fleet bound for the Clyde. The Elizabeth,
RAISIDI, arrived here on Saturday WI from Jamal,
ca ; parted with the fleet on the 23d ult. in lat. 39.
on the 24th, about two o'clock, P. M. law a large
(hip belonging to the fleet go down—every foul on
board perilhed. Capt. BENNETT, of the Oliver Elf-
worth, fpoke on the 28th ult. in lat. so. N. long. 22.
W. a black•fided (hip, no head, from Jamaica for
Glafgow—blowing hard, could not learn her name.

The Ticket No. 51,643 drawn on Wednefday tall a
Prize of 20,0001. was told in One Fourth, Three
Eighths, and Six Sixteenths, by J. Baas:coos B and Co.
Proprietors of the lucky Lottery Offices, No. t 1, Hol-
born, and 37, Cornhill ; likewife the Ticket No. 5077
entitled to fool. as firft drawn on the fame day, was
fold at the above Offices, in one Eighth and Fourteen
Sixteenths, where the fortunate holders may receive
on demand the amount of their refpative Shares :
and where Tickets and Shares are now felling war-
ranted undrawn. Plea'e to obferve, the 6th Day of
Drawing will be nn Saturday next, when the firft
drawn Number will be entitled to sool. and the firß
drawn the next day of drawing will be entitled to
to,oool. betides a farther beneficial chance of the pre-
fent Rich Wheel, there being
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