Star.
London, England, 1806-02-08 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGEACE.

Poitswoorm, Fes. 7.—. Arrived the Corm gun
brig from a eruize. Wind foutherly.
Porteous. a, Fes 6.—Came in the VILL■ Ds Pa.
au and the Palace of Waves men of war, from the
Channel fleet ; Magdalena Frederica. DAM so, from
Barcelona ; Champion, PEDLAR, from Jamaica, for
London, in dillrefs ; the left the fleet Come time
fines. and it appears that they are difperfed ; came in
alto the COIPOTI, Prcas,, and Nri.a flnops of war
' from a cruize. The Friends, GLITVITH, from Figuers
with fruit, got on More this morning in Teats Bay
the cargo is landing, with a hope of faring the reed
next tide. Wind S. W.
Doves, Fes. y.—Failed by fur the Downs the
(hips London, Capt. Braman, and the Reliance.
Captain Damson, from Jamaica, which place they
left op the ad of November, under convoy of hie
Majears (hip Dieu, Captain MARTINO, about
eo fail in company, 3o of them bound to Europe:
they parted company with the DIANA and twelve
fail on the ryth ult. in a heavy gale of wind, and raw
no more of them afterwards : the Reliance narrowly
efcaped being captured laft night, off Dungenefs, by
three French lugger privateers, one of whom w;s
within half a mile of her, when a Signal of an enemy
being in fight was made from the Nefs, and his Ma.
jelly's !hip VIINUs which was juft calling anchor, im.
mediately made fail, and flood out after them
sailed the Sweatt brig Helena, &Lyceum°, for
London, with a cargo of timber. The brig Frede-
rick Wilhelm, Teasels, of and for Embden, with a
cargo of fugar and coffee, from Guadaloupe, failed
this morning, having repaired the damage, the bad
fuftained.—Paffed by here this day a fleet of confine
from Plymouth. bound to London.—Wind Weft,
and moderate.
rum., sits. y.—Arrived the I'M/SPIRO bol2lk,
with a convoy from Portfmouth, which are failed
for the River : the ?ammo remains in the Downs
with the Ships as per tall Came dowp from the
River the Honourable EaR India Company's (hips
Ceres and Winchelfea, which remain. Sailed the
Planter, Moue, from Virginia. lati from the River.
for Ncwcaftle. Arrived and failed for the Riycr the
Science, HOWARD. from New York ; from Ilef were
landed upwards of 1200 letters, which were forward.
ed by this evening's mail for London.—Wind S. W.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Ge/IVIIIND, hi. 7 .—Paffect by the Williatu, Co!burn, Rom
Venice; and the Earl of Limerick,Relia, Rona Limerick. Sadad
the Titoism, Evans, for Cork.

A Leeward Ifland Mail arrived yefterday, and
brought us letters and papers from Barbadoes, to the
Bth of December. They contain the following in-
telligence :
liarbadoes, Dee. 3.
l" Accounts were received yeßerday from Lee-
ward, which inditate the expeitancy of an immediate
reinforcement at Martinique. The extent of this
force is fo varioufly Dated, that in one ineance it is
reprefented as computing five fail of the line, full of
troops ; and in another, as confiDing of only two fri-
gates, Thofe who Date the firft, calculate upon its - 1
being the Rochefort fquadron (known to have been
long at fea), which, unable to gain any of the ports
of Europe, from their general Date•of blockade, or
enter the Mediterranean, has again Rood acrofs the
Atlantic, in the hope of reaching Martinique ; while
the latter is received as moll correa and ai fuppofed
to have on board only a few troops, and a fucceffor
to VILLARIT, it being fully underftood that he is to
return to France, for the purpofe of taking the com-
mand of the Marine forces at BreD. Another account,
however, adds fix tranfports to there frigates, with
troops to quell the infobordination of the people of
that ifland, who are clamorous againft their prefent
Government. Without following there or the other
numerous reports, which the arrival yeiterdry has
given rife to, we fhall only add, that there evidently
is the belt ground for the belief that the enemy aCtu-
ally expeet a reinforcement, or, at kali, the arrival of
fume men of war from France; for, in confequence
of advices to that effea, admiral COCHRAN v, in the
Northumberland, failed laD night to the northward,
and 'the Unicorn proceeds this day on the fame route:,
Firft drawn Ticket, No. 17,880, entitled to ito.oaal.
was fold in t Half and 8 Sixteenths, at Harrifonand
Brooke's old eitablilhed Office, 237, Piccadilly.—All
Prizes fold at that Office will be paid immediately.
Yefterday was the Second Day of Drawing of the
Lottery, and it proved what is called a Maiden Day,
that is, there was not any Capital Prize drawn; of
mule, the Wheel is immetifely rich. The next Day
of Drawing will be Thurfday, and the Firß•drawa
Ticket on the Fourth Day is entitled to 2o,csal. at
the Leaf.—What renders the prefent Lottery In po-
pular, is, that the Public may buy the whole day
long, even whilft the Drawing is going on, for every
Ticket drawn before the aBth of this month, is furs
, to be a Prize.

DEED.
On Monday, February 3, aged twelve years, Mils Charlotte
Annefley, fecond daughter of Arthur Aundley, Efq. of Met-
ebington Fat*, Oxfordfltire.
On the 6th of December, at Gibraltar, of the wounds he re-
ceived on board the Mars, in the action off Cape Trafalgar, •
Capt. 'llamas Norman, of the Royal Marines.

LONDON s Printed sad riblidled by I. r cL KENT, (of Can-
terbury-toe, Lambeth), at the STAR Of TICS, Na. I, Carli.
arta. Idatave4l ails at the &tea Or r :cc Temple-bar.