Star.
London, England, 1806-04-14 00:00:00

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Aurora, Lond; Hazard, herdorff ; AllgUft Wilhelm, An-
derion; Vrow Dcvcr, Martens; loft-phut, Yfbrands; Dolphin,
Berg; Gnedc Vcrwagting, Klaaren; Jufrow Jetts, Veer; Zwey
IPreenden. Pre& ; Traci, Madis.
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On Wednefday lait, during a thick fog, the Her.
miles, a light collier, belonging to Mr. RICHARD
BuLusa, of South Shields, tan on fhore in Robin
Hood's Bay, near Whitby, under her (leering
and•remained upon the ground feveral hnuri. The
weather continuing moderate, the floated off on the
return of the flood without much apparent damage,
and purfued her voyage.

OPORTO, MARCO T4...-The Lord Melton cutter psi•
vateer, of so guns, belonging to Guernfey, arrived
on the 4th inft. with a Portuguefe rail from Dart
mouth, bound to this port, laden with fills, which
had been taken by a row boat ; a great many of which
are on the coati at prefent, which board and plunder
every veffel they meet indifcriminately. The Friend•
(hip, —. from Poole for this port, was captured
on the 9th inflant, off Villa Conde by a Spanifb row
boar, but is fince retaken.

DEATH OF ADMIRAL SIR A. MITCiIELL.

I BERMUDA GAZETTE, MARCH 3.—On Wednefday
lel, after a Ihort illnefs, died Admiral Sir ANDRIW
Miming., K. B. late Commander in Chief of the
fquadron upon the American fleion. He was bu-
ried this day with military honours. The funeral
procefGon (confining of his Excellency the Governor
and Council, the Captains and Officers of the fqua-
dron, the Corporation and Gentlemen of St. George)
moved at half pall eleven o'clock, from the Admi-
ral's honk to the Church, through two lines, formed
by the Royal Artillery, Royal Fulileers; Royal Ma-
' rives, and St. George's Militia, the three lan of
whom, after the proceniun had reached the Church,
took poll, and formed an open column of four divi-
lions, in the rear of eleven field pieces, upon the
town parade. At the moment of interment, three
rounds were fired from the field pieces, by the de-
tachrnent of Royal Artillery. The grenadiers, and
band of mufic of the Royal Fufileers, preceded the
funeral proceffion, while moving to the Church ; dur
ing the whole of which time, and the burial fervice,
minute guns were firing from the different (hips of
the fquadron. His great and unwearied attention
to the officers and Icamen, while under his com-
mand, was well known ; his humanity was great ;
he was univerfally refpe&ed, not only by the officers
and feamen, but by every perfon who knew him—his
lots is great—he was willing to fliccour all to the ut-
mon of his power. The command of the fquadron
devolves upon Captain BLRIERORD, of his Majelty's
Ihip

We have frequently gratified our Readers with
elegant compolitions from the pen of Mr. Me vxsa,
of Bath, an excellent poet, and an excellent man.
From a volume of Poems, pat publifhed by hint, at
the requeft of feveral perfous of tafte and refpettability,
we (hall make occafional extraCts : As a fpecimen, we
this day prefent the following beautiful

SONNET,
SUGGVIITSD ON rmouro THIOUON A ►LAIR RND RRRRR TO TIC
AUTHOR IT WANT AN AIIIECTIOSIATIC lIYIMICANCI.
MARLI.RODON! I love th-e: and thy chalky boom ;
Though my heart throbs when I approach thee near:
The joys of fchool-days to my thoughts .tturn,
And my firft-love's dear memory draws a tear.
Penfive, unknown, I wander by the door
Where once my reverend Kinfman bore the Tway ;
Where mildly Raid, he taught, to thine lore,
Tbo(e who then loved, and blefs him to this day.
And there's the cot w►ere bloomed ELIZA% charms,
That dwelt the deft fond partner of my bed,
Who with a Son and Daughter blcfs'a theft arms—
Long has the retied with the talent dead!
Dear beartaflliaing fcenes !—on let me limy,
'Mid Foreft gloom. forget —no—pto the plaintive lay.

FASHIONABLE DINNERS THIS WEEK.
THIS DAY.
Laday sssss Rout, Portland place.
Mrs. BLAIR'S Rout, Do.
Earl of Ss LIM ell Dinner, Brook.ftreet.
Earl of DAR IS IST'S MIMS, Berkeley-fquare.
SUISCRIPTION CONCIRT, Hyde's Rooms, Tottenham•
TO-MORROW.
Maas P. Mslims' Party, Cleveland row.
Marquis Of STA, WORD'S Dinner, Do.
WEDNESDAY.
Duebefs of LIIIISTIR'S Rout, Orofrenor•place.
Mn. D sssss oar's Rout, Lower Brook-ftreet.
Earl of UZIIIIDOS'S Dinner, But lington.ftreet.
Earl of Sat clic', Dinner, Brook !treat.
Hon. Mr.. Rom NOON'S Ball, Privy-gardens.
THURSDAY.
Mrs. A. ROSITON'S Root, Berkeley-fquare.
Ducbcfs of Co IIDON'S Grand Rout. St. Jantees-fquare.
Duke of MONTROSE'S Dinner, Grofvenor-fquarc.
Lord RINDLISIIAM'S Dinner, Chandos• Rivet.
Sir R. Mt Lens ca's Dinner, Portland-place.
Lady D. HAMILTON'S Ball, Grulvenor.ftreet.
FRIDAY.

Lady D. HAMILTON'S Rout, Upper Grofvenor ftreet.
Lady CA lIIIINOTO WS Rout, St. Irees-lace.
The Ladies Don o A 6. and Lady .Hs a's Mu fie, Brook- ftreet
Counters of Das Pi ily's Ball and Supper, Berkclerfqrare.
Mrs. Station's Rout, Queen•ftreet.
Lord RINDLISMANCS Dinner, Chandos-ftreet.
Sir R. M/LSANICI'S Dinner, Portland-place.
Lord E LLLLL (motion's Dinner, Bloorniburylquare.
SATURDAY.
Earl of Stumm'. Dinner, Brook-Bred,
SUNDAY.
The Marchleoefs of SA Llssua r's Party, Arlington-ltreet.
The Countefs of KINSALE'S Patty, Portman-fquue.
Mn. H. Bursia's Mune, Baker•itreet.

ARRIVALS IN TOWN.
The Earl of BAD armpit a, at SackvWe•ftreet. from Newmarket
Lord, Lady, and Ws Sonata, at Cavendith ((pare.
Earl of Essay. at Hlll•ftreet, from Csfhiobury.
Earl of Wa rraina LAND at Orofvenor.ftreet, from a Tint to Mr.
Coca, at Holkham•hall, Norfolk.
Lord and Lady A x son at St. Jamees.ftreet, from Norfolk.
Mr. Guam ar and Mr. MA Love to Blake'. Hotel, from Aber-
deen.--At Long's Hotel—Colonel and Mrs. FAOLVENCR from
Bath, Mr. and Mrs. B tc on from Newmarket, and Mr. and Mrs.
BILANDLINO from Clifton.

The Duke of Ynia arrived at Windfor from town
on Saturday morning.
Drury Lane Theatre was lad Saturday uncom-
monly crowded to witnefs the Comedy of The Wonder,
and the Fairy Charms of the new entertainment intit-
led The Forty Thieves.
Covent Garden's New Opera of The White Plume
attrafted on Saturday evening a very numerous at.
tendance.
Mils DECAMP has entered into articles with the
Proprietors of Covent Garden Theatre, to commence
with the caning feafon.
INDIA AFFAIRS.—The Britifh troops evacuated
Deeg on the 13th of December, and on the follow-
ing day a fsnall garrifon of the troops of Rajah Sing
entered the place. The number of guns have been
reduced, and it is Ripulated, that the fortrefs fbaU
not at any time contain above a certain (mall fupply
of ammunition, &e. The Itanals of Gohud, by a
recent convention with the Indian Government, has
agreed to take three battalions of Britith troops into
her pay. Surveys are now making of the forefts in
Bengal, by order of the India Company, for felefling
timber fur the purpofe of fhip.building. The reports
hitherto received confirm the former accounts, that
thefe forelts contain inexhaufible fupplies of the fineß
timber.—The coast of Pegu has again been vilited by
a defruaive form—the thores have been c.,v,it.i
with wrecks, and amongli the ‘ efiels I.li were two or
confiderable burthen, fuppoksi to bclon to neutral
Powers.
The King of Candy, accordingto the lag efii,i ,1
Recounts from Ceylon, had fent his full Adagar, or
Prime MOW, to Dambaduria, for the purpofe of!
forming a new treaty with the Brains Government. 1

MARK-LANE.

CORN EXCMIN,;I:, ANZIL Is .

To-day the Market has wt.:me fhort fupplies of a!
kinds of Grain—Wheat has advanced full ttc. p r
quarter, and Come felea tamper at more than the
quotation—Barley and Malt IN. higher—Peas, .1, d
Beans, of h. th dercriptions, ate dearer—having Co
few Oats, this trade is 3s. and 4s. higher—Flour bar
ready tales at an advance of 56. per rack.
OKK CUPRENCT AS UNDZIS
Wheat, 64s 76s 86. per qr. Grey are 331 371 od
Floc Ditto. £B4 psi od Beans, (new) 37s 4.3* od
Rye, 311 s 42s od Tkk Ditto 301. 365. od
Barley, 3os 3,5 s od Oats, sss 2.85. ps.
Malt, 643 70s od . Poland ditto 334 311 od
White Peak, 361 431 od Rape Seed, aol 01 per lab

retell ow eLous.
Fine Flour 7os to 755. Seconds 651 to Toe per reek.
(ROM TOL LONDON OAZITTZ. APRIL IL•

Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the returns
c evading the stb of A ril, 1806.
Wheat. Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Beam. Peak.
S. d. S. d. S. d. S. 4. a. d. S. d.
74 S 45 2. :,4 5 25 6 10 .5 57 to

The average Price of Sugar, rotnputell from the Nett:rue made
In the week ending April 9, is ags. per hundred weight.
COUNTRY MARKETS
►ltCtl Of CISIAIN AT TIC ►OLLONINO

Bastaossost,—Wheat 75$ od to do od per Quarter.
Barley Os od to ps od I Beans 33$ od to 39s od
Oats s6s od to ass od Peak ocs od to oca 04
MAS —Wheat 725 od to 82$ od per O.
Barley Sts od to 33s odi Beans ass od to ass od
Oats sp. od to 331 od Peale aas od to ass od
Nawsuaro—Wheat 6 5 od to 88. od per O.
Barley abs od to 34$ cd I Beans ,fs cd to sas o 4
Oats
__ 221 od 10.331 Od Peafe 351 od to 43$ od

HooLzvo—Wheat 645.0 d to 8p
Barley yis od to 36s fott I Bean
Oats . ass od to tos od Peale

RlAlsl.llo.—Wheat 70.1:cd to 938

c." per Q.E.
39* od to 49* Od
At od to 4st cd

od per Q.

Barley 3os od to 35s Cid I &MIS 339 od to-ii- 42.9 od
3aOats ads od to sod Pears ata od to od
SEA.COAL METER'S OFFICE, LONDON, APRIL as.
camooss scan. and raters.
April I. April si April tt.
NEWCASTLE COAL. Monday. Wednefd, Friday.
Adair's Main - a 14s 914 s 9 I
Benton Long . 3 44 9 2 43 6
Biggs Main - 7 48 6 5 So 0
Croft's Main ' - 3 144 0t46 0
Eigliton Moer - 44401 2 44 9
Eilifon Main
Heaton Main 3 48 3
Hepburn Main 49 6
Holysvell Main
Kenton Main
Weft Kenton
Percy Main

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. 7
. 2
. 3
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- 13

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Po al Tor,- Winding's 1
Tandeld Moor - 4
Team • t
Townley Mala - a
Walhottle Moor - a
Walker - a
Wall's End 19
Temple'. Wallt End • it
%Williston - 5
Wylam Moor t
Klaingwol Oa - 1
Myth - I
Cowpen Main I
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Hartley 6
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SUNDERLAND COAL
Bourn Moor 7
Eden Main - 3
Primrale Main - a
Urpetja . 1
Rectory - I
Rout edge Main

IR 3
IS, 0
43 6
47 6
46 0
49 6

44 6
446
43 6
40 6
40 0

48 0
46 6

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1
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♦6 o
52 6
♦6 6

44 3
44 3

47 0

47 0
51 6
Ss

48 o
so 6
309
4? 6
45 6

46 o
47 3
46 9

44 0
44 9
44 9

47 6

Total, Slifpo 123

49 6
53 0
$3 6

33 3
46 3
47 6

4.6 6

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A vagrant, named Brown, has been fenteneed by
the Magißrates of Glxfgow to fix months imprifort•
ment, and then to be banf/hed for life ; for riotous con•
duet and fwindling. This fellow has long travelled
the country in an officer's uniform, and, favoured by
a good addrefs, introduced hirofelf into a number of
refpeetable boufes, from which he Role whatever he
could gain accefs to. From a houfe at Bowling Bay.
he took the day before he was apprehended between
5 and 61. in gold and filver.

Thurfday laft, Charier AST was committed to Ote
fordCaale, by the Rev. Joie x Cowes, D.D. charged on
a violent fufpicion of having on'the Sift of March laft
felonioufly fiolen from the rooms of the Rev. Thomas
Penrofe, at New College, two notes, value five gui-
neas each, of the Bank of Meffrs. Fletcher and Par-
fons, Oxford. and other notes and call), the property
of the Paid Mr. Penrofe.

PATCH.—A Correfpondent, who was prefent at
the execution of Richard Patch, is defirous of con•
tradiaing the Ilatements given in tune of the Newf.
papers, refpeEting the confefflon which is Paid to have
been made by that unhappy man, and awes us, that
ne fad/ col!fiffoa. at the time Mr. Iris war attending Mr.
Patch, could pojbly have been made; as the fitnation
which our infamaat lays he occupied at that time was
fo extremely dole to the prifoner that it was quite
impolEble the fain( el whjpgr could have eforped his
hearing ; and he moft frail" believes, from having paid
the utmoft attention to the countenance of Patch at
the very time abovemectioned, that not a word ptgred
from hir lip upon any Jajeet whatever. Neither is it tine
that Mr. Iv is was Get-honed by Patch; it was Mr Iv sa's
own voluntary offer to go to his Alliance, at the time
he appeared to be abfolritely finking. That na ,y
inquiries were made of Mr. Ivis, whether Patch had
really confeifed, is indeed very true ; but the anfwer
which Mr. Ives generally made wax—" No, he has
not confeired to s•ny thing ; and well I knew, from
the manner in which he has conduCted himfelf, he
never would." And our corterpondent further lays,
that he himfclf was one of the number that received
this anfwer.

Richard Parch has, we learn, left four children
behind him. His wife died about twii years ago.—
The obtlinacy with which he pet-filled to declare
whether he was innocent or guilty hfuppofed to have
proceeded from a hope of obtaining a zeiirjeve.
The late Mr. Blight's houfe was ) ci:erd.ty virited
by fevcral petfons whore enriofity broir,./rt them thi-
ther. They were flown into each apartment by
Boy whn was in care of the hoof:. 'the window in
the front parlour, through which the firti fh it was
tired, is Hill unmended. The arm•c::air, on which
Mr. Blight fat and Dept when he wa, fh,t, is covered
with tea leather, and Hands in the•fatne place. The.
kitchcri, coonting•houfc, and privy, were carefylly
looked at By all tic curio:nit wititors.

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T TYE VOLLOWINO 21.411111T5.
t 752 od to 842 on per Quarter.
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•od Beans 35i od to 39i od
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lod Peak ocs od to oco od
beat 721 od to lilis od per Or.
i otli Beans 411 od to 441 od '•
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lod Peace 4as od to 444 od i
it 6sodto Eh od per Qr. (.1 1 t
scd 'Beans sfs cd to 541 04
I od I Peafe 351 od to 43s od
t 642 od to 872 CA per Q.E.
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t 641 I Beans 39s od to 49s od
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I od Peak 38$ od to 42s cd •
t 704 od to 93$ od per O.
sod Beans 331 od to 421 od
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sod Peale 41s od to od
OFFICE, LONDON, APRIL ts.
ewsoocs sou). and razors.
April 7. April 9 April ti.
Monday. Wednefd., Friday. •
1 41 9 1 42 9
3 449 2 456 1 460
I. t 7 48 6 5 Soo a 52 6 '
3 44 0 1 46 0 1 46 6
4 44 0 a 44 9 •
1 47 0
6 IR 3 . 3 483 1 51 6
7 4901 3 496 2 ss 0
2 43 6
3 476 3 480
s 46 0 1 46 6
13 49 6
1 44 3
1 43 9 I 44 3
4 436 1 476
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1 41 0
2 466 1 470
1 43 6
2 48 0 2 48 0 I 49 6
19 tOO 6 506 2 530
II so 0 2 309 1 53 6
5 48 5 3 49 6 •
t 44 0 .2 45 6 1 33 3
I so 6
1 46 9 I 46 0 3 46 3 t
2 47 3 I 47 3 1 47 6
6 46 9 5 46 9
7 446 2I 440 4 436
3 44 6 3 14 9 t
1 43 6 11 44 9
1 10 6
2.1
S 1 23
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123 I
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Brown, has been fenteneed by 1:
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;fgovr to fix months imprifort- •
and for life ; for riotous con•
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This fellow 1121 long travelled
u's uniform, and, favoured by S
1 uced hirofelf into a number of
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m which he Bole whatever he
From a houfe at Bowling Bay,
he was, apprehended between 1
'direr.
Fe: rts: was committed to CIL
Joust Coosa, D. D. charged on
Laving on.the 21ft of March lali
the rooms of the Rev. Thomas
!ge, two notes, value five gui- I
k of Mars. Fletcher and Par-
r notes and call), the property
e.
pondent, who was ',relent at
II
and Patch, is defirous of con.
its given in fame of the Newf.
i•
:onfetfion which is raid to have
appy man, and allures us, that
jeer Mr. Iris was attending Mr.
;ie been stack: as the fitnation ‘ 1
tys he occupied at that time was I %
the prifoner that it was quite
wbifpr could have efcsped his
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firmly believes, from having paid
;o the countenance of Patch at t'
ectioned, that not a word paled
ire! whatever. Neither is it title
Foxed dy Patch; it was Mr Iv se's
t
o go to his Alliance, at the time •
,folutely finking. That na 1 \
,f Mr. Ivtis, whether Patch had
iced very true ; but the anfwer
'rally made wai.—' No, he has
thin ; and well I knew, from
n he' has conduCted himfelf, he o
our correfpondent fuither lisys, e
1
ne of the number that received
es, we learn, left four children
ife died about tw.• years agn.—
which he pet-filled to decla•a
!ent or guilty i• fuppofed to have
pe of obtaining a ielirjeve. ;
Ws houfe was )ci:erlty virited 1,
lore cnriofity briou.in them thi- ,
hewn into each apaitment by a
!of the houl,:. 'the window in
rough which the fi•11 lh it was
NJ. The arm•ci:air, on which
•pt when he w.s, fh.st, is covered f
handsin the-fame place. The
sic, and privy, were earefylly
urious vilitora.
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