Star.
London, England, 1806-10-16 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD', LIST.

Canintsama, 0 14.-.Palfsel by the Hann, Hubbick.
from Antigua; Whim, Ferhos,hom Alp:tram; and the Minerva,
Vander**, from Enitideri.....Sailal the Pearl, Harlent, for Dub-
lin; and the Ref°lotion, Harper, for Elllneur.
Aititivio.—At Liverpool, the (lobelia, Cult!, from Peter&
burgh; and Mary, Mainlaw, from Archangel—At Dublin, the
Britannia, Yule, from Peterfbargh—lo the Clyde, the Farmer,
Lent, from Virginia-4W Whitby, the Harmony, Lane, from
Quebec—At Newfoundland; Nancy, Jerviee, from Trinidad—
. At Leith, the Humphries, Young, from Archanget—At London•
decry, the Cu!more, Beiliony, from Archangel...At Scilly, the
Maria, —, from Virginia—At 92ebee, Mande, Chuire, from
Plymouth.

The Nancy of Scarborough, Davifori molter, Euled from New-
cattle on Friday month, and it Is feared Is loft with all hands, as
one of her bane was found at fee. and taken into Yarmouth.
FollfteCO fail of Tetras from Madura; under worm, of a hoop
of war, were (petal with shoot the sad of Septentbw, to the weft-
ward of the Banks of Nowfouodland, by the Oliver Ilfworth, buds
intim! at Liverpool from New York
The Jane, Seaton. from Milford far Qiielier., Is pot into Whln.
by, after bow fat Ante the it Rh of AogulL
The R HUI, front Mootfurat for Liverpool, is pat into
ed.
Bermuda in &Rich. and is expedted to be caodsaused.
The Iphigenia,
P(Pruffian) from Pillaa to
Hail, is detained by the ILOVIDSNCII armed thip,
land Cent into the Humber.

-By the Chipping returns from Eleanore, k appears
that not a tingle Prufflan veffel has palled the Sound
for there laft three months. and only two belonging
to Papenhurgh. The late blockade of the Pruffian
Ports have mutt had a ruinous effe4 upon their trade.

FATAL Doti.—Sunday morning, it duel was
fought, near the Obelisk, Mount Edgecnmbe, by a
Mr. Armftrong, Midshipman, of his Majelly's Chip
Prince of Wes ; and a Mr. Lone, Midshipman of
the Refinance frigate, which lately failed from Ply.
mouth, and left him behind for an untimely end.—.
His antagonill's ball entered his right fide, and, it is
thought, lodged in his left (haunter. This circuits.-
(lance took place at half paQ eight o'clock in the
morning, and was not made known till three in the
afternoon, when the Port Admiral ordered fearch for
the deceafed. He was found lying on his back, his
hat on, his pockets turned out, sod a cane lying arra&
his arm. His fecond, Mr. Graham, Midfhipman of
the Monarch, had left him immediately after the
fatal ball was fired, and returned to dock with Arm.
thong, and Mr. Wells, of the Prince of Wales, his
fecond.

The difpnte originated at a common dartec in Pent-
broke.hreet, where Armerang wanted to put out the
lights, while the deceafed was dancing with his girl;
high words arofe, and they immediately adjourned
to an inn, where the challenge was fettled.
Mr. Long was a youth of engaging manners, aboat
eighteen years old. A Ark karch is making after
the pa►ties. A Coroner's fugueit was to be held
upan the body on Monday evening.

The great advantages already experienced by
Fortune's Favourites, in making early purchafes its
the State Lottery now drawing, are proved, by the
Firli Drawn Ticket on Monday lag, being* Pate of
ro,cocl. in Shares ; upwards of twenty mdividuala
are materialiy benefited thereby. There are no fixed
Capitals in the Lottery, therefore, thous who parchafe
before the Second Day of Drawing, which will be
on Thurfday, Otiober 23, will have an equal chance
of obtaining the numerous Capital Prism with WWI
the Wheel abounds.

.1.71 AR OF BEDFORD'S AGRICULTURAL
7 OUR.

(Cataloged from our Paper of Monday )

•
Bazt.twasr.os, Ocr. B.—On Tuefilay his Grace
ode round 'Lord CLANCARTY'S doansin, and after-
wards to view the admired dock of Cattle of a Mr
Partast.z, of the County of Rofcommon. The Show
Prize Stock of the Farming Society being arranged
in their Area in this town, the Duke came to infped
it at two o'clock, amended by the Judges of the dif.
fermi ealres s he took a very minute fumy of the
whole, ern:pining into the various pedigrees of breed,
and fkilfully pointing nut the moil preferable of their
kinds, to which prizes had been adjudged, though
they had not been declared. The Duke then paired
through the remainder of the flock of cheep in the
fair, which experienced an unexpected deduction nE
price from ss. to son. per head. At (even o'clock his
Grace honoured the Farming Society with his com-
pany at diiinzr, being received by the Committee at
the HaII•door, who preceded him to the great room
with was light, the band of the North Mayo Militia
playing " God fave the King." Nearly two hundred
Noblemen and Gentlemen, the principal Agricultth
fills of Ireland, were affcrohled on this occafion.—
His Grace was fretted on the right hand of the fire-
fident, Mr. Fosraa. After the health. of the. Krim,
the Qtrs so, and Prince of WALKS, had been drank,
thR rictident gave "rim Lord Lieutenant of hell:A"
which -Was drank with the moll marked applaufe.—
Hs Grace conci(ely thanked the Afrembly for the
honour thus conferred upon him, and drank " Prof. Amity fa tie ,b arming Society of lrektd." To this fore
seeded from the Chair, the health of Sir JONN SIN.
elitist, and the erricabora/ Satiety of Eaglaad, Mr.
Cues, Lord St/P4/RVILLII lee. and then, "May the
Zeit,* aid (srasimg of tie Empire hag boa" of the fur.
etafallearomoge of the Bottle of Bedford I" which was
raptenoufly drank with three times three. The Doke
loon afterwards role, and obferved, " That he
fhould propofe a teak which he was affured would
Meet with the cordial approbation of every one who
felt an interell in the Commercial and Agricultural
lotereas of the Empire—their high respectable Prefi-
dpt, the Right Hon. JOllll Foarea." The enthu-
fialiic reception of fuch a fentiment, from fuch a
quarter, may readily be conceived. As loon as the
tumult of applatife had fubfided, Mr. FOITAR de-
clared himfelf unable " to (speck what he felt for
thedillinguifhed honour whicb bad thus been con-
ferred upon him, and therefore he mull content him-
felf with an acknowledgment of that inability, and
drinking their healths."—About ten o'clock, the
Duke retired; fonts after which, the Prefident in-
formed the Societe, that in compliance with the re-
qttifition of their Committee, he had written an en-
force to the letter with which his Grace the Duke of
BIDSOKD had honoured him,on behalf of the Society,
which he would fubmit to them for their approba-,
tion. It elegantly expreffed the high fence of grati-
tude which the Society felt for the liberal and difkin-
guifhed donation of Stock, with which his Grace had
prefented them ; and was unanimonfly approved of.
Nothing could exceed the rational hilarity of the
day, which was heightened, as dna!, by the (prightly
mufic , and vocal talents of GIORGI GUMMI, Efq. I
whole " Balfitutfiee Fair," and other appropriate
longs, kept the Society in a fate of felicitous convi-
viality till a late liour.--( To be maimed)

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