Star.
London, England, 1806-08-01 00:00:00

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IikAUTICAL ALLIGENCE.
MAILS THIS DAY.—WIM & W.
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PLYMOUTH, JULY to.
Came in the Vittory, Capt. L from jerfet
for this port, with cows; Dantib galliat Patriot,
Capt. V. kitten& sr, from Ceue, laden with ham imd
brandy, for Hufuns, detained by the Lion priwiteers
bat fume related ; the late maser, joNaur 'slates%
fell overboard the each infiant, off Cape Fininmres
and was drowned; Denial fitip Frau Maren, Capt.
Lawasssor, from Dram. with timber and deals;
Mai& barque Ankara Hope, Captain EVIABOU,
from Dram, laden with timber and deals, both for
this port; American fhip Friendibip, Capt. Svsois,
.• from Arniterdam for Limon, laden with eheefe and
grain, detained by the Betfey privateer ; Duteous,
of 38 gum, from the Channel fleet. Sailed the La-
emu, oleo guns, to join the fleet.
FALMOUTH, JULY so.
Paffed by this port to day, his Majely's (hip Oa.
Pilaus, of 3s guns, Captain T. limos, with about
ten fail of veffels under her convoy, for the Weft
dies ; joined from hence by the George. Captain
Pates. for Madeira. Arrived the Favourite. FALL;
and Ann and Mary, MARTIN, from Jerfey ;
Caasesers. from Shields ; and Padgey, Pittway.,
from Swanks. Sailed the Britannia cutter, Captain
lowan for Guernfey. Wind N.
PORTSMOUTH. JULY ft.
Arrived the Claim gun brig, frau a ergo.—
hied the Ex(
Wind W.

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Balled
tattle gun
Imo au a
ter, and
otasis flag ,
the outward
this port, •

breese.—.Arrived the Ct aloe gun brig, and Cattiest
bOttilt, JULY et.
Paired by let bight a convoy from Porffmouth for
the Dowen—Arrived in the harbour this morning
the Ann hired armed brig, belonging to this port,
from Portibtouth. The ihip Veserable, Captain Ja.
*MON, from Honduras bound to Looks, paired
by here this morning; as did alfo for the ass port,
the Dan& (hip Catharine. Capt. Gams, lalr frost
Plymouth, detained by a Guernfej privateer. Wiad
IL W. and blows fie&
MAL* ItILT sr.
Balled the CILISCINT frigate, for the More; ILsassem
ttoo Hoop, and laveu.ioaar gun brig, on a miles
aff floulogue. Arrived the Marius bomb, Ft en and
bloom glut brigs, and Aaaow fchooner, from a
wales off Boulogne and Calais; the Aaoo, of 44
guar, from the Norc ; the American fillip Galin, b.
liassitffit to Bolton, and failed through for the River.
Arrived in the Downs the Chapman armed tranfpoet,
with 4iits of the Rile Corps on board, from the River;
and a Beet of tranfports from Ramfgate, having on
board 3860 of the Pita Regiment of Guards. The
Davasrartor bomb has a fignal flying for a convoy
• . to the Weftward. Arrived and failed for the River,
the Bawl's, from Liverpool ; and theDiligente.
. from Chau.
P. S. Arrived the Vssrst. frigate, from Dung..
• . pets; silo the VALOROUS (loop and Mona gun brig.
...Wind 8. W.

GREENOCK, JULY ati.
The Thomas, Wilkins, of this port, was totally
loft the s7thef April tall, on a reef of rocks, known
• ; 'by the name of Profits Keys, Bahamas. The mailer,
craw, and paffengers, were taken on board the Awe-
limn brig Reliance, Captain NICHOLAS D ,nn
the asoth fame month, And landed at the port of Ma-
tanzas, ifland of Cuba, on the 3d of May. The Jane,
M'Azurrie. (letter of marque) of Port Glafgow,
detained the bng Three Sitters, Maecenas, of Co-
penhagen, on the ttlth inf.. in lat. 57. long. r t. from
Archangel for Leghorn, with naval Rotes on board.
She palled to Port Glafgow left night.
ELEINEUR. JULY E.
The JuLIA (loop of war failed from hence on Sa-
turday tail, sth infiant,.a fiagle fhip ; and yeflerday
failed, wills their refpeeive convoys, the gleara, for
Leith, Norfolk, for Longhope, Charles, for Hull,
and Spy, for London.—Came down fait night, the
Havoc's gun brig, with a few (hips from the Baltic.
Rem:.in in our Roads, the Distances, LUCIFLI,
and Hiss (hips of war.
JULY 12.—The CoItHORANT floop of war arrived
yetterday, with a (mall convoy from the Humber ;
and failed this forenoon, the Dioceses and Loci-
era, with their refpeßive convoys, for the Humber
41i.i the sure. The Hess intended failing this after-
noon, but the wind has fence veered to the weßward.
JULY 15.—Arrived on Sunday the t3th inft. the
SeAGULL floop of war, with a convoy of about 40
fail, from the Norc. Lett night the Ofnaburg reve-
nue biig.arrived in our Roads with a imall convoy
from Leith. Remain the Cormorant, for Hull, the
Alert and Havock, fer the Baltic.

The Eliza. Bs ATIOM. from Pieou for London, is
totally loft off Peterhead.
The Wafhington, nom:worm from Limerick
for Bremen, Was totally 101 l scar liilkwall, on the
16th inf.—Crew fared.
.• • The Ellridge arrived at Dundee, from Daris's
Straits Monday fe'nnight. having yf fith, r I 5 tons oil.
Friday, failed from Leith Roads, on a cruize, the
Pincher gen brig : this veifel is reported to have
go:te in purfuit of privateers faid to be on the coat.

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LlDl'Daft Lift
Caavtieten, of 3t;;Peffed by the idle 404 ft
sell
Swaim Peterlbertik I MANN PetiereAL Wean% lame. *
Swaim Cem, Davlsa. fronalbaklef I keit OldowireftparilF
Iran Bremen ripmead, skim mi ty, •
Merit ; Young Coluditla • hi. *sell e
Paw. Conway, mad the iffterek. Osophey hes '
Salkd the Elizabachjtadde.fre 11kri.,Heplosi, Fr New •
eT; Miry. Hint, be Waterford. Paws Merril* Ist Doh.
hn Speculadem, Brodie, Nit Celia t Owls% Maas gad tie
Vigilaatla, Tharo, for Hembree.
ARRIVED.
In the booms, the Merida. -; and hear, from
adrift -At Yarmouth. Isrevldeeee, Nugget', fray Petertburgn
,oir idea, Duero. and John mod parpret.
frost Delin Whitby, Aintwall, oung, from
vies ' Dundee, Mary Ann, from Davies
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I hint Grassland; and Troektoe, rum
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Think, Balt* twit 1.4=1:30•11422.
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three naseths."
La DLLNCNI AND LA Guesarsai.--Cattain HC-
sear, of la Guerriere, bas a daughter re idi ng with
Mr.TIMOTHY BIOWNI the partner of Mr. Wait.
The followiwg additional particolars of the &Mott
between k Bsascas and la Guerriere, will =open-
fate foe the noetwornon brevity of the of setbisot
of the capture of the French frigate •*
They left kw each caw his kik rnaft-hisk, a is *dock
la the sleeks of the with of ply; eed bevies a tile does she
Poe egad vietr, dory lip sur tap sea 'author era womorhee
▪ Osenkre here up hare the orladardar peak end
la Meek' has as obis tier : the wind was Ipht sad balllog,
bet. by kudos REM bt aftfthe mow tip with her at ball las
twelve at eight, mil pm* kis her two breedidw.b
bred ass Preis kft dais the we Ilds 41d as asks
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del boo at didr sew from eve *deck, kid iesefed. thewidera
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The EICILLIINT, of 74 gaol, which is arrived
from the Mediterranean, left Lord COLLINGWOOD off
Cadiz oa the Bth. The Spaniards have eight fail of
the line in Cadiz, and the fame number at Cartha-
gent.
The India Company have taken up the Fortitude,
Capt. Hutt NIS, a reel of five hundred tons. for the
purpofe of conveying four hundred and fifty Chinas
Settlers, and a cargo of piece good., to Trinidad.
The Emulous, a fine new brie, of 18 guns, arrived
on Friday at Chatham, from NewcaQle. The Fein-
cefs of Orange, Captain Hoeing. failed for the Nor*
on Saturday.
Saturday, a Court martial was held on board the
Magnanime, at Sheernefs, on the Boatfwain of the
Bonnetta (loop of war, for leaving his duty in the
Dock Yard. ■nd not returning to his fliip. The
charges being fully proved, he was fentenced to be
put before the mat
Saturday morning a failor belonging to a (loop
lying in Leith harbour, was found drowned near his
veffel.—lt is fuppofed he bad fallen off the plank
when going on board-the night before.
Tuefday morning, a Jack Tar with two girls, left
the Golden Crofs, Charing Crofs. for Chelfea, in a
glafscoach and ftzhorfes, with out-riders, in red jackets
and bucklkin breeches, to get a wooden leg put on,
having loft his leg in an aBion with the enemy. for
which he received between two and three tboufaod
pounds prize money.

On Sunday evening upwards of two hundred Toe
women, and children, in the neighbourhood of,
Rofemary-lane, chiefly bah Catholics, went in a
to Dock-flreet, formerly Saltpetre bank, to interrupt
the preaching of a Methodift of the name of Rots,'
known by the name of the One IV Garr. The crowd
increafing, Brittle, a Conflable, fent for affiflance to
repel the mob, who threatened vengeance on the head
of the preacher, for crying down the Catholic religion
in a vehement difcourfe. The preacher and the'
leader of the mob were on Monday taken to White-
chapel Office for this indecent breach of the peace.—
The former was reprimanded for making imflarnma-
tory fpeeches, and told if he continued to do fo, be
fhould be fent to the houfe of correltion as a rogue
and vagabond.

About a fortnight ago, a child of Mr. Monk's, of
Parbold, three years old, being at Burfcough, near
Ormfkirk, afcended a ladder th4t was reared almoft
perpendicularly up to the flatesof a barn, and crawl.
ed to the top of the roof, which is above 3o feet high.
The child's grandmother miffing it, called on it re-
peatedly by its name, and was as often anfwered by
the little adventurer, who, to the aftoniffiment and
terror of the beholders, was difeovered perching
actors the Commit of the roof, at the very extremity
of the building, highly pleafcd with the lurrounding
profpeil ! The landlord of an adjoining public house,
being apprized of the circumflance, very humanely
at the rifle of his own life, instantly refcued the child
from its perilous fituation !

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bid An? ra APPRIT Ar rertiAmOitir.
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Ole* teeoetrars winds, there hai OWN atteawal or a few dell
to sec canwounicatirea free. Hebb& r was Oman this de-
cimators Simms forebore thieves* the accounts which reached
Si, ahuntrucedlr, of a Riot at Tudarnere. From the Doi&
Awei.,{ 19 of Saturday t. R, we now las the following polka. i
lass of this unpleafaut event, before our Rca.hrs
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UTIACT la A Lychee TIIOIII Toss/Aloha. JULY 23.
A quarrel of a very difasireeable nature happening
in this town yelterday evening, about eight o'clock, I.
have thought a detail of it might be acceptable is
li
you, and,being an eye witnefs of the tranfadioa, you
may rely on the ftatement being toned. A part of
she light brigade, quartered for tome time back in
Bier, marched in here yetterdity, oil their way to join
' their refpedive regiments. conlifting of the Derry, Mo-
naghan, Limerick; and Sligo light companies. At the
above mentioned hour,a difference arofe between fume
of them and the German infantry quartered here, and
a &Ale enfued : both parties having fired from so
to 6o rounds of ball cartridge, the (word and bayonet
were then ufed. By the exertions of General LIN.
moon and the officers, the affray was at length put
a flop to, but not until a great deal of blood was
Spilt—two men only have been film dead, but about
twenty are wounded. rime very badly—two Officers
of the Germans are among the latter, one defperately,
thebell having entered hi: tide, and paffed out through
his back; the other received a ball through his arm.
Every precaution was ufed to prevent a renewal of
the Wines : the cavalry paraded the greets, and the
infantry relied on their arms all night. lam happy
in being able to fay, that every thing has remained
quiet Since. General Dui* arrived from Birr this
morning, at two o'clock, and has prevented the er-
ste:Ll of the reit of the companies here—he met them
es the road, and feat them by another route. It is
lapse* to defcribe the terror and confufion here ;
all the &opt and houfes are Phut up. I forgot to fay
that a few of the horfes of the cavalry were alto
wounded. The Scene of action began at the Square ;
the the Shambles, the Bridge, and down to Doherty's
In*. Thus ended a very difitgretable affair. This
Moment one of the Sligo Militia is going to be in-
terred : leveret, I fear, will loon follow him, who are
defperately wounded. No town's perfon, but one, is
hurt, who is alfoln a dangerous way.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
By a letter from Mullingar we learn that the late
• = y difpute at Tallamore originated in the t 3
trivial eireumftance : A boy of the town
a flick or twitch which Struck the fancy
tie of the German foldiers. and the boy refuting
to imshs* him with it, Come violence was retorted to
bt she Wen This condo& induced the interference
of ooe ot the Militia quartered there, and the con.
tendon between thole individuals brought fo•rward
others of both regiments. The Militiaman being
made prifoner, hit companions determined on hi:
Telco. and matters took fo ferious a turn, that an
expel; was fent off to General Durso, at Birr, when
the conteSt was with difficulty fuppreffed. The con-
fequences. however, of this unlucky event have been
fatal in the lots of ale lives, and Several defperately
wounded, among the latter are, we are informed.
two of the German Officers, one of whom is Said to
be mortally injured.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
We are forty to learn that a very unfortunate affray
occurred at Tullamore on Tuefday lag, between a
party of the Monaghan Militia, marching through
that town, and tome Soldiers of the German Legion,
Rationed there. How it originated we have not beards
but we regret to Rate, that tome lives were loft In
tonfequence, particularly that of the Adjutant of
the German Legion, who was endeavouring to re-
pressthe
to have been killed, and leveret on both fides Severely
wounded.

LAW INTSLLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, JULY at.
11011411P•Ill •1111:1 (WHIRS V. JANIS PARR.
The plaintiffs are three brothers and two lifters;
the defendant is a gun maker, refiding at Liverpool,
who is gifo a brother of the fa me family, and is exe-
tutor and furviving partner of another brother. On
the occafion of the death of this brother, the plaintiffs
and defendant were refiduary legatees, the former
having five fixths interek and the latter one filth in
the effells. Some time after the deceafe of the late
partner, the plaintiffs called upon the defendant for
the particulars of the property of the teßator, when,
by an account rendered by the defendant, it appeared,
that the rum due to the elate of the deceafed from the'
partnerfhip was 14,0071. 18s. The parties were not
fatisfied, and they defired to examine the books ;and
the relnlt of the examination was, that the demand
on the' partnerfhip appeared to be 30,0001. In the
anfwer to the Bill in Chancery, a fchedule was refer-
red to by the defendant, which made the total of the
Rock and claims of the partnerfhip 54,6231. and the
debts due from the concern a 8,8961.
, The SOLICITOR Gs and Mr. Russia. com-
mented on the particulars of this fchedule, and con-
tended, that at leali 35881. t 7s. 9d. ought to be paid
into C‘ urt, fince the defendant himfelf admitted that
he had that balance in hand; and although he al-
luded to certain debts due frAm the elate of the de-
ceafed, yet he noticed no particular item to which this
fund was applicable.
Mr. Ar.staitnea, for the Defendant, admitted,
that if this were a clear balance, it would be a mat-
ter quite of courfe to pay in the amount ; but he added,
that there were claims, if his inftrations were cor-
red, to the extent of fevers or eight thnufand pounds,
for which the Defendant was refprmfible.
The Loan CHANCE LLoft.—k If there are partner-
(hip creditors, how can I, Mr. Solicitor General, pre-
vent them from fuing the Defendant ? and what
funds will he have to anfwer to fuch creditors, if this
money be paid into Court ?"
The SoLectroa G .—" I think, my Lord,
there is a fofficient anfwer to this difficulty. The
Defendant has paid the greater part of the legacies,
which he would not have fatisfied, if the partnerfhip
effelts had not been fußicient to difcharge the debts.
The payment of the legacies is an admiffinn of ((fah."
• Mt. ALEXANDIII....•." The Defendant has in his
hands bad bills to the amount of as,oBol. but inde-
pendently of this, how often do executors take upon
I thendelves the hazard of paying legacies when there
is a deficiency on the ante in

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The LORD CIIMICILLnit,..." Here is a glan.who
is an aroating defaulter. Nth (hall not run away
with the money, if it come into Court. and I think
lite Defendant has admitted enough in his anfwer
isse au to require that the mines Mould be br,light
,ligge."— The money ordered to be brought into Cum'
In three weeks.

. ACRES.. •Celf. '
• Plaintiff and Defendant are henrhe!‘ and are
squally entitled to a certain ellate in he illand of
ft. Kin's, the produce of which is eflimated at Soo&
a. year, . . . .
The SOLiCITOR G...ei .. and yr. RICIRARDS
Rated, that this /Rate was under the management of
the Defendant,: EffMund Fleming Acres ;—that
on the 13th of July, in lan year, ibis management
war, by order OF the t Quirt. transferred to Mar.
Manning and Co., talus were appointed confignees,
and the objea of this- application was to oblige the
Defendant to account for the confignments he had
tecciied from the time of-the roller for, the nomina.
tion of confignees, and the period when Arch con-
agates received the produce of the Oats, which was
not till the month of March of the prefcnt year..
The Arroarsv-Geis tan. (for the Defcridantl—as
a The Plaintiff, as well as my client. have, at diffes
rent times, received this produce, and when there is
a decree, both parties will have to account. The
Defendant bas °feted tp give the flatement required
in 14 days, and yet they prefs this fubjed for the
attention of your Lordhip, and &lire the account a
week foon:r. The precife motion is, ' that the pro.
steeds of the Teftator's climes at St. Kilt's, which have
been ' fince Ma; 1
.805, and which are not

configned _
comprized in the conignees' account, may be se,
counted for by the Defendant, and the amount of
the confignments paid into the Bank within a week.'
The cafe of the Defendant appeared fo favourable,
when the fubjea was difeu fed before the late Chancel-
lor, that Lord Eldon Paid, that Mr. E. F. Acres was
the fitteft perfon to manage the elate, and he was ad-
mitted to propofe hirnfelf to the Mailer as confignee.
I only want fourteen days time, far the double par-
pofe of making up the accounts, and of paying in
the money to Meffrs. Manning, the configneea under
the authority of the Court."
LORD CHMICILLOR---'4 This is very reafonabte."
The SOLICITOR GIIII1R•L—" I have not the lead
°Nation to it, we having permiflion, in cafe it amid
be neceffary, to apply again to the Court."
The Loan Cuancszzoi" It is much fittef that
the latency mould be paid to Merv... Manning and
Co. than that it Amid be brought here. Thefe Qat-
denten are brothers, and the feldomer they come into
Court the better."
TI4ORSDAT, JOLT v.
MINIM, AND OTHIRt v. HADFIELD AND OTIS/ILL
The Plaintiffs in this cafe arc executors to two
perfons of the names of Cay and Clnw, Americas
merchants ; the Defendants are allignees of the honfe
of Wilma% Chifweli. Nantes, and C.l.—Meffrs. Cay
and Clow had configned, in the courfe of their bufi-
nefs, a great quantity of merchandise from the Wee.
tern Continent to one of the Defendants. Mr. Had.
field, as their agent in London. In the coetfe of
there tranfaitions. Meffrs. Muilman and Co. advan-
ced various large fuss of money on account of the
American firm to Mr. Hadfield, on receiving a letter
' from Meers., Cay and Clow, guaranteein4 the repay-
ment. The yellow fever in Philadelphia carryieg
off both the partners of the American !mule, it te-
came necefary that Mr. Hadfield and Mai*. Mu&
I man and Co. mould draw their account, to a fettle-
meat, Before this period, the (um of t tocadl bed
I been advanced by the latter to the former, and the
cargoes of (even ?hips were placed in their hands as
feeurtty. Betides this, acceptance, of Cay and Clow
dated before their death, to the amount of the mo•
ney advanced. was given. In the event, the loadings
of the different veffels placed in the hands of Mull-
man and Co. when fold. amply repaid them ; and
the queltion before the Court was, whether the affig-
nees of that firm were to be permitted ro enforce the
payment of the bills given by Hadfield (as part ft-
curity for the 18,0001. advanced) from the efiate of
Cay and Clow in America ?
The ATTORNIT GI RRRRR and Meffrs. AMUR..
nea and MARTIN were heard on the part of the Plain-
tiffs,. and the SOLICITOR G and Mr. Bata. for
the Defendants..
The LORD CHancsizne, in giving judgment. was
clearly of opinion that the guarantee of repayment
contained in the letter of Cay and Clow was not
wide enough to embrace this tranfaetion.

BO AAAAA vs, it is raid, will be fo generous as 40
allow the German The to remain. The aGet, how-
ever, of the Germane will be but fpare, while he con-
tinues to quarter his armies on that unfortunate
country.
Tuefday fennight, as Commiffioner Hots was rid.
ing in his chaife towards Gillingham, he was thrown
out, and the chaife turned over, by its accidentally
coming in enamel with a cart: we are very happy to
Rate, that the Commiffioner cfcaped without receiving
any inury.
Lat week a Gentleman in Muftelburgh engaged.
for a ennfiderable wager, to run from the coil pits,
near Mac!burgh, to Dalkeith, in one hour, having
his eyes bound up, which he accomplithed in forty
minutes,being a ißance of about two miles and a half.,
RIFtwID C. AA ONOIIIICI.—AS, to OUT AVIV be
it fpoken, we have no micrcifcopic teporter of the
ovirtaliar of the &am monde at Brighton, we are now and
then under the neceßity of borrowing a few lines of
snore important matter on this fubjeß, from our en.
temporaries. The following delicious morceaax arc
related from a column of pedeßrian memoranda, given
in a paper of Tuefday—
t‘ Nine o'Cloci—His Royal Highnefs, arm in arm
with a Gentleman, whole name we inow not, has this
mument joined the pedelttians on the walk. His
Royal Highncfs teems much gratified with the fight
of fo many beautiful women that crowd about him,
and whole blight eyes are diretiod towards him in
all direßions, orrailieuixf with their Isoire the ifaryl few-
' tares is the world.
•' Ten o'Cloe4.—The Prince has left the walk for
Mrs. Fitzherbert's. The drawing.rnom of Mrs.
Fitsherbert is nuw completely filled with Hie:anis,
who, from the windows being opened to admit the
balmy breath of zephyrs into the room, and prevent
heat, are ayittfily fern from the &gar. In number they
appear to exceed one hundred ; among whom the
fine manly perfon of the Plinee is eafily to be dißin-
gudhed 1"-0 turforal 0 mom !

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TAILMOUTH,
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gun brig. A tar frigate.'
floop, Snits 'Catania cut.
remun with the • Admiral Dot/.
ag (hip. The Out rinkle* of war joined
card boded Baltic Flee the (hips from
whirl pared here with wind at S.W. lit