Star.
London, England, 1806-11-18 00:00:00

Kart of Yarmouth, Mr. Folambe,
C.l3Paad Lady A.M.Cotton, bencral Crawfurd, kr. arc.

The entrances to Berwick, bah from North and
South, are very narrow, and kiyde Hill is extremely
Ileep among the improvements propofed there, it is
intended to widen the two fire, and to level the
The Corporation has fultfcribed too guineas for this
porpofe. •
The dilute of cohfu•nption appears to be making
rapid progrefs in the United Stares. In the Weekly
Obituary, publifhed at New York. the average of
deaths by this dreadful complaint is in the proportion
at fix to three of any other diforder.

A Aunt time fince a (beep, belonging to Mr. Tick.
mer, of Brickwell farm, in Bromley, Rent, was fouad
lying ig,a field of turnips, into which it had been
turned to feed upon' with its bowels sEtually picked
out by ravers. Thefirepherd was at length attraaed
by the cries of the animal, which, on his approach,
attetnp•ed to rife, but in vain.

Eat ly on Wednefday morning, a fire happened in
■ range of colliers 11,,tifcf, near Caprington Gate,
A yrflur e, by which fe►en of them were burned down.
G,nulse But.t.--.4 gentleman in Cork of coon.
deratle retie lately fitted up a bottle in a (lyle of great
elegance. On (hewing it, however, to a friend, the
latter °Melted to the thinners of the partitions which
divided the rooms from each other, obfaving, that
all vitae was Paid in one room might be overheard in
the !left. To this the owner replied, that he would
immediately try the validity of the objetlion, by an
experiment which could not fail. He accordingly
called his fervaat Patrick, and direiled him to go into
the next mom, to carefully (hut the doors, and then
liften in order to afcertain if he could dillinguifh any
words fpoken in the room where his Mailer remained.
When the !defter thought that Pat was properly 11.1.
iioned, he called nut to him /ow*, Do you hear
met" Pat immediately anfwered as loudly, "So, Sir."
BUFaoa Antes--The Yellow Fever Remedy i%
now become fo peccary as article for the ufe of all
per forts going to a hot climate, the t moll of our
counttimen. who are gone to the above fettlement
have (implied thentfelves* with a fevi Boxes of it,
notwithit.indlng that Buenos Ayres is generally con-
-11.1:::cd very healthy.

NAUTICAL ININLL 10- ENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.
♦ll. DOA. •al. /WIG
I I Gortesburgte 0 *
Vista ford l s Hainburi;b 0 S

CAPIOII OOOD HOPE, SEPT. s. •
The Walthsimllow and Lord Nelron are arrived
from Si. Helena, and intend to fail the 6th intlant.
for India. —The LANC;STIR man of war, and tome
tranfports with troops, have failed for the river Plate.
FALMOUTH, NOV.Its.
Arrived this day the SANTA MARC/MATTA frigate,
of 36 guns. Captain ills,. too ttarns;oery, from the
inshore fquadron off Brefi, lett qiereitis Majefly's
PL•NTACIRNIT, of 74 guns; and Rsvozurogratta
frigate, of 36 guns, watching nine fail of the line that
were in Breft : our off those cquadron con( fis of eight
three deckers, and four 74 gun fhipe *sr l#k her
Ration yeflerday alto arrived the brig lour trithers,
FaaTtwEASTONs mailer, from Shields, bound to Lir
bon ; and the Hope, BlY•11, from Ncith, with goals.
Among the (tips arrived yeflerday, under t orivoy of
his Majefiy's (hip Swans, are—the Aurora, BROWN,
for Buenos Ayres; Rebecca, B • . for South
Sear; Bridgetown, Wismar ; Batley, Fawass ;
Lalta,Banw ; Elisabeth, Sr ; Rebecca, Cili-
um' Holland, Mirror ; Lady Juliana, Pays,.
SON ; gieen, Wastozaw ; Dryad, Dawson ;
and Rofs, Bausaalm:llMnalea ; end Venerable,
! jai/Isom for the Be of Hetieleras. The Auckland'
packet, with mails of the t Ith inliant for Moon, la
detained by contrary wind. IrladW. S. W.
PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 17.
Arrived his Majelly's Ihipar Rocastoese from
Goernfey ; Calmest from off Havre ; and Patios.'
from the Channel fleet. Wind S. W.
DOVER, NOVEMBEF 17.
The Fame,/ gun brig has retaken and fent in here
this afternoon, the brig Profped, Captain HALL, of
and for Sunderland, in ballet! ; (he wit captured by
a French lugger privateer belonging to DiepFe, on
Saturday afternoon, about four leagues from Beachy
Head, and retaken two hours afterwards by the
Faster. Captain HALL and his crew, except a boy,
were taken out and put on board the privateer.—
Wind Well, and moderate.
DEAL, NOVEMBER 17.
Sailed his Majefly's (hips Kaso•aoo and Cues-
woe& on a cruise. Came down from the River
the Ellen, WATSON, for Buenos Ayres ; Ruby, SNAVI,
for Africa Juliana, Cotztsa, for Falmouth, Po.
alone, —. for Portfmouth ; and feveral other
'outward bound vellels, and remain in the Downs
with the ref} of the (sips as per lall. Wind S. W.
CHATHAM, NOV. 18.
The Dtveact, of 74 guns. is fitting with all as
petition. The AGINCOURT, of 74 guns, Capt. HILL,
, went out of Dock no Wednefday lan. The B
of 74 guns, is ordered to be fitted for the reception
of the pritoners of war at this port. The Mazaa.oea
frigate will be launched at Chatham Dock Yard, on
Tnefday next.
HARWICH, NOVEMBER rs.
There has been no arrival from the Continent to
day—,the packets are espeaed every tide.—On the
arrival of the coach yefterday afternoon from Lon
don, with the foreign mails, the Diana packet, Capt.
Sr, awastr, and the King George, Captain SAV MIMS,
failed immediately with a fair wind ; the former for
Cuzloavem and tae latter for Gottenburgh. An
Englifh and Ruffian bleffenger arrived czprefs, juft
in time to embark on board the King George. The
Citation gun brig arrived yeflerday from a cruise;
and this day:the Eccoar and Accatssca gun brigs,
With the Aaous revenue cutter; they remain with
the Acura and*ClNTrast. gum brigs.
HULL, NOV. ie.
A convoy for Tonningen has been petitioned for,
to fail from hence in about (even days. Rear. Adnii.
rat Doutn.at has officially notified to the merchatts
and (hip owners at this port, that no more convoys
will be granted to the Elbe or Wefer, until further
notice. The Friendfhip, Coos, of and for Scarbo-
rough, from Sunderland, foundered at tea the 26th
Crew faved.—The Severn, —, from Shields
to Landon, put into Scarborough leaky, and is funk
there.
GREENOCK, NOV. re.
Captain Hamm., of the Eagle, attired here on
Wednefday night; Paw the Hope, Gitittssow, off
Dundrnm Bay on Tuefday, the wind then at S. W.
Captain Nest-sos counted to fail of fquare rigged
veffels in Lamlafh when he patted that place ; the
Ann, TwoMaoa, wai one of them.