Star.
London, England, 1807-04-20 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTBLLIWINCI.

PALMOUTH, APRIL Ty.
Yeßerday failed the Prince of Wales packet, Cap-
tain Tobb, with mails for Linton ; Carteret packet,
PATTIRSOII, with mails for Gibraltar and Malta;
Atnelia packet, &ravens, with mails for Jamaica;
Endeavour armed•brig, with convoy to the Wee-
*a rd.—W ind N.

YARMOUTH, APRIL zn.
Yeflerday arrived the FLoaa and Maclaine fri-
gates, the former is expelled to carry over Lord
Gowaa to the Court of St. Peteriburgh...4ailed the
Cautzta (loop of war on a cruise.—The Chrillian
and Margarett, of and from Grangemouth, bound to
London, with bottles. nee. got nn the Scroby Sand,
where the crew left ber 1 the has fine floated off and
is now on this beach.—Wind N.
PORTSMOUTH. APRIL zss.
Arrived the Proton fchooner from a cruize ; and
the Feet bomb, with a convoy from the Downs.

COWES, APRIL 19.
LaR evening. at (even o'clock, the EaR
Qt2ebec, and Halifax fleets, under convoy of the Jo-
'trait, which weighed from their moorings at Spit-
head and the Motherbank. at s t A. M. had fuch an
offing. as to be fcarcely viable. The Wind blowing
very arong from N. 14. E. all this day, a continu-
ance of the gale for a few bows more cannot fail to
give thefe fleets a rapid palrage down Channel.
DEAL, APRIL 10.
Sailed from the Downs lag night the FURY bomb,
with the outward bound, under convoy for Pouo
nsouth.—Arrived and failed for the river, the Malta,
ELLIOTT, from Malta.—Arrived his Majeßy's fhips
Leda and Childers. with a fleet of tranfports, under
convoy from Portfrnouth.—Wind N.E. blows hard.

DOVER, APRIL it.
A fleet of tranfports and coaflers patted by
this morning from the weftward, bound to the Riv-
... Arrived off here this day, the brig Recovery,
Captain Fastwict, of Qsebec, from the Bay of Hon.
duns, with mahogany, bound to London, loft as
anchor and cable; the Mint and Jackal gun-brigs
have detained and fent in here the Pappenburg brig,
Two Gefufters, Captain Moit.sa, from Nonnante,
with a cargo of fah, bound to Norway.—Arrived in
the Roads the Trompeufe !loop and Ruttier gun.brig
from a anise.
Aram t9.—A great many colliers have taken re.
fuge in our harbour this day, the wind blowing very
hard from the N. E. with heavy (quails of fnow and
hail
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Gaoirseann, Apart. p.—Paffed by the Formes, Angell; St.
Anna, Petafon ; Anna Elizabeth, Bea; Sophia Katharine, Baker;
Vidtory, Matter; and the Riling Sun, Brualtoo, from Norway ;
Mends, Goring ; from Medina; crows, Orayt ; Henrietta,
Hindman ; and the Anna Margaretta, from Tonningen.
Sailed the Argo, Ikikholla, for Oporto ; Leman poeket,Ceeneley.
for Laken ; Induftry, Frampton, for Newfoundland; Anna, Quin.
too. for Cork ; Bowdon. for Ouallky ; Tom, Parkes ;•••• •
and the &week Lange, for Elbow.

" There is no certainty," cried a moralizing As•
rafter the other evening, 4. in any unarromplithtd
purfuit of adventure. That I peremptorily
deny," replied a gentleman in company, fince it is
alfolutely certain that all the numbers drawn an
Thurfday rest, in the Lottery, *ill prove Prizes ;
and no lets a Prize, in the very fira-drawn samba,
than that of ao,coo.

Coan•Maaact, MUM LAU, Ann. so.—The
frefh arrivals of Wheat to day coallwife, are lot very
numerous, but there are about 5,000 quarters im-
ported in Neutral veld' from France.—ln the early
part of the day this trade was at a (mall advance,
but heavy afterwards—Barley in tolerable fupply,
and fine (amples are dearer—White PISS further
advance in price—Tick Beans are alto dearer—Oats
are in large tupply at (mall variation—Flour as our
lel, and upwards of istoco barrels are arrived from
America.