Star.
London, England, 1806-10-01 00:00:00

SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER 30.

Sailed his Majefly's (hip Hwang, her crew having
been paid their wages ; alfo the Stvedilli velrel Hoppet,
BIUNCIMAN, with iron and deals, from Stockholm,
bound to Avaro ; and the Knyphaufen galliot Jonge
William Breawer, lista Muzosm mailer, for Guyon,
in Spain. Sailed to the Nom, to refume her nation
there as guardfhip, Admiral Row Liv's flag fhip the
ZEALAND, having been ratted.—Arrived in the
harbour the Rim man of war; and at the dock-
yard to be unladen, the Danifh fhip Gromnad, NEIL-
sow, with timber, deals, and plank, from Dantzic.—
The Sy/trr man of wa►, Capt. Waiowr, is appoint.
ed to fail with the Tonningen convoy on'6th (Wolter.
Wind S. W. m 6 'crate weather.

Wier Nat* Sairento.—Extraft from the Jour.
nal of the Clarendon, Drew, arrived at Britin] from
Jamaica :-
17th Ausuft—Cleared the Gulp&

and Ditto, in the afternoon--A violent gale commenced, which
lofted till fis the neat morning—wind veered from N.W. to S.W.
In the night torrents of rain fell—daring the height of the gale, the
drip's lee.walli was under water, both pampa conftantly going
from four in the afternoon till fix the neat morning, when the
Oalp bore up, and In an hour reduced the water to t 8 inches. On
bearing op only ten fail In fight, three dirabled and one with a Cig-
na! of dinners; 00 and palled Dear a brig with a fignal of diftrers,
and 06 a contrary tack.
sr,d - It blew ftrong.
7th Septembrr—Soundings on the banks.
I ath--Ont off them.
std—Saw the land off Ireland.
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7.6tir—Arrived In King's Road.

BRITISH Navv.—According to the Ratement of
the naval force delivered;to the Admiralty to the Toth
of September, there are at prefect in commiffion t 32
fail of the line ; 14 from fifty to forty four guns ;
$64 frigates; 184 floopc, &C.; 242 gon brigi, &c.
Total 736 Ihips of war, in commillion. Building, of
the I:ne, 34 ; frigates 26 ; Hoops, &c. 49 ; gun brigs
7 ; betides receiving (hips, (hips in ordinary, ticc.
malting a general total 1017 (hips of war.

Ectcrioss.—The gond things of Parliament are.
we arc r Id, not eafily got at t and yee wc fee what,
enomiru• fume arc fpcnt by the Candidates—while,
for tiie good things of Fortuneoll may become Can•
d,,;ates, and at a very tiifling espence. The Prizes
the relent Lottery, particularly, are great and nu-
merous—may be obtained without trouble, and are
received without dedtillion. Fortune keeps open
houfe at Curt r ' Office, No, 8, Charing Crofs,
where he invite, ;;e public to a happy choice, affiur•
ing them, that Louie who choofe earlieft chooti

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bbRTING INTELLIGENCE.
NEWMAItSirr PiILST OCTCWER MEETING, tBO6.
• TOI/DAY, IIIPT. 30. •
(Second year). One third of a Sobferlptlon of asp. cub, for far
yr old colts carrying art. 71b. and fillies SW. elb. D. 1.
Fltteen Subfcribers.
Mr. D. itadellftc's b. c. Barbaro&
Duke of Oraftosea b. f. Dodona
Geoeral Gower's b. C. Swiriley 3.
Lord Grofvenor's b. e. Jafprr - 4
Sir I. Sbelley's Sir Lauocelot - • dr
Selma to 4 agft Barbaroffa-4 t agft Dodorm•-7 10 4 lilt
Swishy... 3 to s agft Japer. •
Mr. Panton's Tim, beat Sir J. Midler, Merryman, Sit each.
Two yr old C. vogo—Fire to 11m.

Deolr Laaa tit tavaa.—The play of Pizarro at-
traded a iefpedable audience lath iiight.
Rolla, sad Mrs. Powsii's Elvira, were ft:Rained
with their ufual powers.
An overland difpatch which arrived at the India
Houk on Monday, brought an account of the arrival
out of the following (hips :
Marla, Greenamy ; lane Duellers of Gordon ; Eimpe,Gilitan;
William Pitt, Edmeads; Streatham, Dale ; Northampton, Baker g
Union„Fairfax ; Glory, earon ; Sarah Chtiftiant ; Comet, Mit.l
dog; William. Hatton; Sampfon, Harland ; and Majcfilc, CAA
The Powerful man of war, which was difpatched
by Sir J. 1. Ducnwoavit to give information of the
failing of the French fleet from Brett, in December
latt, arrived at Madras on the 16th of April.
The Pitt frigate had been driven off the Maid-
tius by the Semillante and Bellnna, which veffelsh#ll
been manned with (even blindred men, for the ts-1
prefs purpofe of boarding. The day afterwards the/
Melville got in, and it is alfo raid many other prizes.
The ifland was in a very difireffed Bate for want of
,proVlllons ; and it was thought by many well infor-
med people, that it was only neceffary to keep up a
Arid blockade and prevent the ingrefs of ftipplies, to
fecure its fall.
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So favourable is the Bate ofthe Company's finances,
Chit the Government of Bombay were projecting
grand Commercial fpeculations, to the extent.of mo.
nopoliaing the trade in fugar.
By thp difpatch, which lkft Bombay on the s 2th oil
May, we have alto received the following letters
CALCOTTA, APRIL 3.
n Yet have had difpatehes in plenty to announce peace:—one
it tilde of which was, that Hoikar Mould quit the Punjab, and re.
turn to hi, own territory Immediately, This, however, he has not
thought proper to do yet; and, by letters lately received from the
Upper Prenrlnces, It fermi, that be has arrlttess to the Commander
in Chief, that Ms Phyilelans preferlbe.the air of thole countries
for his health, and therefore IN is to remote iw them. This Is
rather fancy, and is perhaps the confequence of the hue and cry
for peace at home, and the eagernefs with which it has been pro-
nutted; if not fought here. Had you allowed theMarquls Wel-
lacy to remain, not a man in the Peninlbla would then have dared'
to addref. you at the prefent day; and our venerabk Lord Corn-
wallis Wright. perhaps, bane yet been alive, and enjoying in a happy
old age the h noun due to his wellipent youth"
" BOURAT,APRIL 15.
" Of publienews I fend you but very little. A friend of mine,
hosieecr, received a letter, a few days Gnee from Lord Lake's
Vam, le which it is ftatedthat Lord Lake had difmiffed Holkar'e
akeils (Adabafradora), in confequenec of continual infrarftions of
the treaty."
" Bousve. Anti 30.
" A Gentleman, whom you Inuit have known tome time before
you left this country by the name of the Gnat M. and a Lieute-
nant D. ware indidted the other day at the quarter rafions, and
found talky of a confpirrey to drank the Vanderftuys, of Cochin.,
and a few days Once were brought up to receive judgment. In the,
interval between the day on which the trial doled, and that on
which judgment was given, the fentenee of the CourtiMartial, by
which they were caihiered, had been promulgated. The Great
M. therefore, inftead of appearing In regimentals. came In rthe trigs ,
rebel uniform, to the great aftonithroent of all the Court ; but theft
Indecorous conduct throughout ware. however, but trifling in
comparifon with the atrocious ad which they bad to contempla-
tion, Information of which was conveyed to the Recorder by a
perfon in their confidence, to whom they had Intrufted their dc•
figns' which was rib leis than to have shot the Judge on the Bench
of lylliera. Threepland, and one or two others who were oh-
mil-ions to the*: and billy, to have made away with thernfilves.
Whether or not they would have carried this into execution, is
doubtful ; but certain it is, that two long gittols and three double
barrelled (mall once, all loaded with ball and flogs and ready
cocked, were found Ina boa In their palanquins, on their removal
from the jail, and which Oro contained their papers They are
now to be tried upon aturher indicftment, for firing ball and fmall
fhot into Major G.'s tent."