Star.
London, England, 1806-03-06 00:00:00

x.wrlcAt. ATFLUGENCE.

PoRTSMOUTH. NfARCK S.—Arrived the Vizaco
gun brig. Lieutenant HATCHET-I-, from a cruize.—
The Gt AAAAA AR went out of harbour, and the Mitt-
eau came into harbour this day. The Alia and
Fame Indiamen, which failed after the other Fait
Indiamen ycflerday, are pot back, not having been
able to from
the fleet. Arrived his Majelly's (hip
Doss's from the eaftward ; la Fsscsts Hoop of war
from off Havre ; Fuav and DIVASTATMW bombs,
with convoys from the Downs. His Majelly's flap
ASTRRA is appointed convoy for Cork, and tweets
to fad to-morrow morning with a fleet of tranfposra.
with tome of the troops lately arrived from the Elise
and Wefer.

Dom, Maass' s.—His Majeßy's km brig &La-
mm. has fent Mtn this port the brig Nancy of
Shields, laden with coals, which the cut out of Ottend
Roads a few days ago, without any people on board.
Put in IA night the brig Spy of Newbury Port, Cap-
tain Fowssa, from Teneriffe, bound to London with
wine, having been run on board of :—arrived alfo
with the lots of all her ancbors and cables, the ho,'
Emelia, belonging to Stettin, Capt. Slams, bound
from Bourdcauz to Hamburgb, with a cargo of
brandy.
Sailed his Majeßy's hoop CYGNET and EARNEST
gun brig on a cruise ; alto the Briganna Elizabeth,
of Almost, Captain Heissnoss, from Hamburgh,
bound to St. Th6mas's, with linen.—Wind E. and
blows frelh

Data, MaacH s.—Sailed the AMARMITHS (loop
on a cruise off the French coat, and the Indefati.
gable, Wait, from janiiiea, for the River. Arrived
the Omits' and Ssaoutt 'loops of war from a
cruise, and remain in the Downs wall the Edgar.
Utrecht, and Trillly men of war; Rofario, Bo-
netta, Otter, and the Diligence (loops of war; l'lm.
mortalite frigate, Profpero bomb, fevers! tranfports.
Arche►, Bold, ar.d Efcort gun brig. ; the latter has
a fignal for a convoy to the Northward. Wind N. E.

YARMOUTH, MARCH s.—Sailed the VESTAL fri-
gate to cruize in the King's Channel, and the Cos-
swam floop of war, and Cansoa gun !pg, off
ORend and Dunkirk. Arrived from a cruize the
grts frigate. The CRUIZER floop of war has frac
into this port the Mary Ann, RICHARD Halms, a
(muggling veffel, laden with fpirits. Remain :n our
Roads the Majeflic, Admiral Ru ; Roebuck.
Admiral Doty° Las ; Elephant, Ruby, Dietatort,
Agincourt, Stately, and Thetis frigates; Imogene
Hoop; Ferrctter gun brig, and two cotters.

PROM LLOYD'S LIST.
ORAVISIIIID Mans s.—PaZed tbrrateAmphise. Owego ;
and Ica y. kua, from jonaoleat , &Masi frem Se.
dome; eiterrAa., flimeneed, bow Mae; St- Anilelkifli.
gemob drenamemot Ileessik end the_joney. 'Oben.
hum Oen. SAM Sildriamd. Parelfge,lbr S~poa Iris,
leoblert. fur Ones& Debdhada end to Them%
ileiebtstrat St. Vincent's; Olbankero
and the Canby Sr
The Angle kph*, Kabfar. from Amlllsedosa to Iseellemt ;
mild tM nolemig, fetes, from Lcar en St. Thomas, an de.
tanolsed feat into Ysammath ; the tormor by the Agnes logger.
and the latter by the Ameasabeirap.
Ths Parma, from Mame fotldotryool, is totally to!
mar Liverpool.
The Md, Taylor, from Taming* Sir Plymouth, La eapeared.
and carried Into eat*.
The Lady Kenmore, Saki, Gam Waterford, I. pat into Mats
'item in &tiara
A letter from Antigua, dated the 18th of January,
Rates, that the Matter of an American 'ail had
informed the Captain of his Majelly's 'hip U'isicoais,
that he had lallen in with a fquadron of eight line of
battle Chips on the itth of that tnontb, in at. 17. N.
long. 59. W. but did not know to what nation they
belonged.

Yellerday morntog his NAJISTY gave audience to
Lord BARHAM and Mr. FORDYCE.
At two o'clock his MAJESTY held a private Levee
at the Q2een's Palace, which was attended by
The Marquis Cortirallls. •

Earia—..Fitiwillialn Moira, Spencer, Carnarvon, Dartmouth,
St. Vincent, and Aylesford.
Vlkoants—Newark and Sidmouth.
Lords—Gnmville, Bolton, and Cathcart.
The Blibop of Clonfert.
The Rey. Dr. Hall, the Proved of Dublin.
Sire—Charles Morgan. Thomas Sutton, Charles Halting;
Philip Hake, John Newport, and Arthur Wadley.
Colonel M'Mahon.
McKee —Caleraft, Grey, Bond, Windham, Fox, and Ponfonby.
The following Prefentations to his MAIM,' took
place :
Mr. PeMfonby, on his being appointed Lord Chancellor of Ire-
land, by Earl Spencer.
Colonel M'Mahon, by the Fart of Moira, upon his being ap-
pointment to the (Ace of Keeper of the Stores, Ordnance, kc. of
the United Kingdoms.
Mr. Cakraft, by the Earl of Moira, upiin hi, being appointed
Secretary to the Ordnance.
The Bilbop of Cionfert, upon his creation to that &a.
The Rev. Dr. Hall, the Proved of Dublin, by the Bilbop of
Ciontert.
Earl St. Vincent, by Mr. Grey, upon hi. being appointed to
the Command of the Channel Fleet. The Noble Earl took leave
previous to his departure.
Mr. Bead, by Vikonnt Sithwouth, upon his being appointed
Judge Advocate General, in the room of Sir Charles Morgan, who
has refined at the advanced age of St years.
Colonel Sir Thomas Sutton, by the Earl of Moira, span his
being created a Baronet.
Marquis Cornwallis, by Lord Bolton, upon his coming to his
title. The Noble Marquis delivered to his Majettv the blue rib-
band, and the Order of the Garter, worn by his father.
General Sir Arthur Wellefley, on his being appointed to the
command of the 33d regiment.
Sir John Newport, by Earl Spencer, upon his bring appointed
Chancellor of the Exchequer in Ireland.
General Sir Charles Halting., by the Earl of Moira, upon his
being created a Baronet.
Moil of the above perfonages killed hands.
After the Levee, his ?density held a Privy Coun
ell, at which Mr. Posesoasy WAS introduced, and
(worn in a Member.
The Council Lit rill pall lour o'clock, when his
MAJESTY gave audience, CO Mr. Fog, Mr. Wien.
HAM, Lord NAWARK, and Sir C s isfusoess.
DUBLIN (7,11171.,, Fag. 27. His Majelly has bees,
by his Royal Letters Patent. under the Great Seel of
Ireland, pleaded to appoint Sir J.att Nawroar, Bart,
his hlsjetty's Chancellor of the Exchequer in Ireland.
The Oratorio of .• The .N 0,24" was la'l night
performed at Covent Garden before a very refeetta.
ble audience. ASHLFY, as Lcader of the &Ad,
cmidaned this treat with his ufual great abili y I and
bitaPIAM, STOli•Cil, Mrs. S and Mrs. banns,
were us excellet.t tone. The whole Performance bad
4 vary grand and an imprclfiva ifs&

LARD SOMERVaI F'S CATTLE SNEW.

The Exhibition, in 1341 bicAn, on Monday, was at-
tended by

Earls--Winetielfea,Northampton.Matclofirld, and Thattet.

Lords—William Ruffen and Anton.
sin—jofih Sinclair. W. Williams Wynne, John
Rum, Ric hard Hill. and Edward 0' &kn.
. Ihe Aaßrlan,Swedilli,aud Portugurfc Arnbairadomi
Counts—Moniker, Stroganoff. sad Harcourt.
Admirals—Aylmer and Piggot.
Mitford, Dorrkn, and Clayton.
Major Read,T. W. Coke, Captain Raymond, Franck Skin%
Charles Gordon Gray, Alderman Boyikll, Hairy Hugh Hoare,
Mr. Potter, Montague Burgoyne, Rte.
Earl Winch a. John Morley, Efq. and Meirrs.
Hardwick, Chandler, and Wells, Were the Judges
:appointed to examine the Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs ;
hot the numbers of them, and the great prefs of
ontp:iny, prevented their getting through the whole,
5,‘ determining the Prizes before dune in the even-
i g.
Charles Gord,,n Grey, George Toilet, and John
Elman, are the Judges for the claims by Shepherds,
for railing the greaten number of lambs.
A great number of drapers and others examined'
the very excellent fpecimens of fine broad cloth ex-
hibited, the produce or wool grown in this country.
Tuefday Morning, at ten o'clock, the fhow was
reibmed. At four o'clock the company adjourned
to the Freemafons' Tavern, and at five fat down to
a fumptuous dinner given by Lord Somerville, his
Lordeltip in the Chair, which was attended by the
root! dittinguifhed Characters, Agriculturalifta, Bree-
den, &c.
After dinner, his Lorddrip rote and read the al-
terations in his Premiums for the enfuing year, and'
afterwards read the adjudication of the feveral
Prizes.
The two Ike prises. fer the belt yoke dorm were adjudged to
ktetre..Wettear and Knight.
The keond prise, for the fame, to the Duke of Bedford.
The cap far the heft pen of Teo-hop to Lord Gage.
The egg for the belt pea of fat wakes, to Mr. Timms El.
mate.
The cop for the fat gig, to Mr. Irefterp.
The cup for the pen of Merino Limp, his Lord-
fhip °braved, had devolved upon him, on account
of there being no competition, but he begged leave
to prefent it to Mr. Joyce who had been indefatiga-
Me in his exertion in manufacturing the Merino wool
into cloth.
Dr. Coventry, Profeffor of Agriculture in Edin-
burgh, and the Vioery of Ireland, the Duke of Bed-
ford were drank as wafts with enthuliafm.
His Lordikip read a letter from his Gracc,in which
be lammed that his engagements in preparing for
leaving this country, prevented him from attending,
his LordThip's &ow, and that it would cants a tem-
porary fufpenfion of the pleafure of meeting thefts at
the Woburn (beep &eating. His LordOdp, conclud-
ed with °blueing, that it-had been fuggened to him•
to propofe that a fub(cription &paid be opened of
fines guineas, to prefent his Grace with a piece of
and a Committee of twenty-one to carry the
me into execution. The propofition was received
with great applanfe.
Nothing could furpafs the truly national fpeaaele
urbich this competition difplays. A fpirit of gene-
rous communication gives a chandler to the copula-
non which is worthy of enlightened minds, and
which teems alone to have in view the folid improve-
ment and character of the country. At the thew
there was a Pale of the different breeds, which
went off at great prices.

ANO/Rilt JOAN or Aec.—The Bombay Gazette
of the rho( Augutt IA contains the following pars-

graphs
• The French privateer that felled ea rise 30th of May, the
day of the departure of the laft arrived American Ittlp from the
Cape of Good Hope. on a anise odic Helena, is a low balk, fait
falling (hip, dtfpikd to like a increhartunan, and has
Swift of Newport" pdaeai on her Rein. Her name is the Na-
poleon: the merles 30 pm HI pounders, hoe ari men, sod Is
commanded by I WOMAN In HITT leowT4l/410 Is both CA PTAI N
and masa, and who heaps up as tight a degree of dlftipilao as if
Se wore the krechts.
▪ Much as we admire the heroes of this pliant Amaze°, yet
we hope very loon to hear, as Admiral Maier was OS the Cape
on the 3d of July, that ate 4 captured."
Friday fe'nnight, arrived in Leith Roads, the
Pincher gun veal, with the Nile, of Leith, 3. Ywc a
mailer, from Hamburgh, wits yarn, &e. which Irene'
the brought under her convoy. The Nile proceeded
to Inverkeithing bay, to undergo fume neceffary
in-
ve(ligation repelling quarantine.
Saturday le'nnight failed from Leith Roads, for
Davis's Straits whale Wising, the William and Ann,
Captain Lyons; Raith, Captain Kri..tv ; Royal
Bounty, Captain Witch r ; and the Thomas and
Aon, Captain Newsom.
Flats.—Saturday fe'nnighr, a fire broke out in
fume thatched hooks at Tweedmouth : the wind
blew flrong, and before the fire engines arrived from •
Berwick, four Knifes *ere reduced to arises.
Wednefday fennight, a fire broke out in a liable
at the Tuwnhead of Dumfries, and, we are lorry to
add, that before it was ettinguithed, roar horfes
were fo much injured, that they died loon after.
The Tollowing melancholy eircumnance happened
lately it the north of Scotland :—A Gentleman and
Iris wife went to bed in perfee health, and were found
quite dead in the morning, being fuffocated by a fire
of peaty in the room in which they Cleo. There had
been no fire in the room for fume time, and it is (up.
o'ed the chimney had been Ropt up.
Au accident of a ferimis nature happened on Fri-
day e‘enir.g, 14 Mrs. Afh'., of Linton, Kent. The
had bean romewhat alarmed by the appearance
of rftrron, l irking about the hunk for fume nights,
and there hal .mr, been leveral robberies in the neigh.
Lourhood latrly, they thought they would be pre-
pa, td; accordingly, brace of piliol. was removed
Irons a place where they had lain fereral years, and
were forpoted not to be loaded. l'he maid fervent
accordingly (nailed one of them, wh.ch did Dot flatl2i
and afterwards foapped it feveral times ; Mifs Alb
took die fame Plot I. on) the fervan', and pointed it
cinfe to her finer, (napped it—when, to their utter
aflonifhment, it went oil; And the hall penetrated her
shell, dole to the collar bone. We learn the ball has
not yet been eetraftcd, but !liar favourable hopes are
entertained of her recovery. Yet it mull be
dered particularly fortunate, that the 01101 did not
• of in the maid's liana; for or4re, while the
pod it, the Lad it elute to the man let rant'. head.

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