Star.
London, England, 1805-03-02 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, Pus. 28.--Arrived the Sir Andrew Mitchell armed °tip
from Portfinouth, with a convoy, which arc failed for the River.
Came down from Sharpers the Ramillies nun of war. Arrived
the Hope hired armed cutter from a cruise off Havre, and re-
mains in the Downs with the Chips as per laft.—Wind W. rquanTs
with rain.

MARCH I.—Arrived the Arab Coop of war, and feveral gun
brigs, from a cruise. Came down from Shcernefs, the Curlew
(loop of war, and remains in the Downs with the (hips as per bit
P. S. Sailed the London Packct, M.Dougall, for Philadelphia.—
Wind W. N. W.

GRAVISI no, Frs. 28.—Pared by the Jones, M'Donnell, and
the Eagle, Won. for BeWaft—Sailed the Marlborough, Adams,
for Dublin; Maria Charlotte, BIOIDCZ, for Lifbon ;
Con, for Baltimore, and the Sovereign, Sale, for Jamaica.
Mmtcu z. Sailed the Diana, Vaughan, for Africa; Jupiter,
Law, for New York; Vitoria, Birgucft, for Maddia; Zecluft.
Abfalam; and Omnibus, Dirks, for Embden.

Ar.alvan—At Cokbefter, the Chalmers, Stone, from Oporto
—At Hoylake, Abtona, from Savannah; and the liar-
deuane, IVlatinck, from New York—At Liverpool, Cotton Plan.
ter, --, from New York—At Dalin, Pro ience Bunker, from.
New York—At Newry, Lovely Peggy, James, from New York
—At Cork, Swift, Clark, from New York; Villa de Condo,
—. front Seville; and the reace, Butcher, from Loodoo-.-All
Mil .1! Louis Williams; Butler, from Londoo—M the Ba-
hamas, Nile, Gwyn, from Afrien-4pi Standgate Creek, the Au-
rora,' Lindfay, from Valentin; Bt. Andreas, --, from Seville
, Flora, Henlocrg, from Mans; and the Triton, front tide
- Bay of Rofes—At Liverpool, Harinoay, Tsrbutt, from Mara-
' ehufets—At Hoyloke; Perfevcratcs„ Swain, from Otarlettoa-.
At Strnaincfs, Ann, Mackie, from Wilmingaia—tAt Wm York;
Guardian, Duplex, from Dahlia; Bcfs, Gardner, from Cork;
and the john, Spalding, from Liverpool.• . ..

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Tat Lars z.t.okassamv.:=Lord Peres received
a letter on Thurfday afternoon; giving iisforniatifiri
that the fugitires were at a friend's hosTe at Worcef:
ter. This antiMation was coritimunicated by one of
the perfons whOm his Loedihip had difpatelied to
Oxford, who bad meal them from thence.. 'Lord
P. lit offfeft on rewiring the news, andacid nothing has
tranfpiretiwitb refpecdt to the meeting. It is Paid that
the lovers; after being married in London according
to the rules of the Eftablifited Chinch, proceeded im•
madiately to Oxford, where they' Were %vitt =Wed
by the Miniker of the Catholic Chapel. ' • • '

The report of the 'mute, Towea v. Cassias* gad
Katie Inv„inlf paper of the 28th Of February,
copied Iron the Neu the &me date, is erroneous
refpeding the evidence ofor Mr. Roarer Toitit, as
his evidence applied to a converfation With the 'De-
fendant KIINIIIDY, and not the Defendant Cast k lox.
And the affidavit, Rated to have been made by the
Defendant Can semi, in fuch Report, 'sill'', errant=
nos, filch affidavit having been made by the Defen-
dant Kiwis inv.

- The Ticket. No. 18,899, drawn on Thurfday a
Prize of 5001. was fold in fixteen Sixteenths, by
J. Baaascoma, one of the original Contradors for
the prefent, likewife the enfuing, Lottery, and Pro-
prietor of the lucky Lottery Offices, No. tt, Hol-
born, and No. 37, Cornhill ; where the fortunate
Holders of each refpe6live Share may receive the
full amount of their Prizes on demand ' • as may the
fortunate Holders of any Shares of the Ticket,
No. 1077, drawn a Prize of 5001. fold in the pre-
lent Lottery, at the above Offices, in one Eishth,
and fourteen Sixteenths ; likewife, of the Ticket,
No. 11,643, entitled to 20,0031. fold in one Quarter,
three Eighths, and fix Sixteenths ; and where Tick-
ets and Shares, in the third and left Lottery, for the
fervice of the year ti 104., will be on fate in the tourlb
of nett week; and, in the interim, on application for
any particular Number, it will be fecured in the en-
fuing Lottery, as were two of the above fortunate
Numbers iq the prefent.
Sir JOH II Hixt., M.D F.R.S. at Paris, and Knight
of the Rohl Order of Sweden, ending the inhabf-
tants of this country at this fe4fon of the year parti-
rcularly'afflifted with Coughs, Colds; and Althmatic
complaints, found out a• method of concentrating
that valuable Extraft of Flowers, callcd Honey, and
bringing into a (mall compati a very large portion
of its excellent virtues. Sir Joe NHI cs.'s BalfaM of
Honey is therefore recommended as the mok We,
innocent, and effeflual remedy for Coughs, Colds,
and Afthmas. Children and the moll delicate ;nay
take it with the greateß fafety. It is to be had at
Meffrs. Shaw and Edwards, N 0.66, on the Foot-way.
St. Paul's Churchyard, Who have purchafed of the
Hon. Lady Hues executors all the property in Sir
JOHN HILL'S Medicines, price 3s. 6d. If their names
are not on the (lamp it is a counterfeit.

RI,ItT H.
At Bogor CaMe, the Ludy of the Right Hon. Robert Ward,
of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the lath February, Mr. Thomas Birt, of Holborn, to Mifs
A. Turner, of Walthikroftow, Effex.

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Yefterday malting, at his beiufe in Bedford-Square, George
Shunt, Efq. a Member of Pullamene for H6oitdn, is Devorihirc,
and an eminent Brewer in London, in partnerthip with•Afderman
Cacienbe. He had been foe rime time aillidted with the flying
gout, but not fo bad as to prevent his going oat in his carriage. Oa,
Tburfday,when at Salt HUI, he found kimfelf muck changed for
the work, and was immediately drove home, where he took to hit
bed, the gout hill twin up towards his Romach, when it by the
morning meafionedhis difinution. He. wasip ON Houk of Cow
mons but a fai days before his do*.

LONDON: Printed and pBl4Oll by LEVEL WIT, (of Cam.
eabaryikfs,_
_Leirbeth). theilTaa Orrics, Na a, C.;avrt
Mut. ruNkatc4 iNe at She STAG Ornca, TOW/bar.