Star.
London, England, 1806-02-25 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTEL ENCE.

FALMOUTH, Fla. 23.—Arrived his Majelly's Chips
ST. ;OWN, Vice Admiral Sir CHARLES' COTTON;
PRINCESS ROYAL, PRINCE GEORGE, WINDSOR CAS.
rut, BARFLIUR, FORMIDABLE, GLORY; and his Ma.
jetty's Sloop of war ATALANTA, from a cruize off
Brett; the brig Hope, Flee:two, from Demarara
for London, laden with coffee, cotton, fugar, &c.
with lofs of her fails, anchors, dec.; faded from thence
under convoy of the BEAULIEU frigate, eleven weeks
fine; and the Anchors, Hoes, of and from Dram.
—Sailed his Majefly's (loop of war Emus Ls, with
feveral veffels under her cower)y for the Downs.

PORTSMOUTH, Fan. 24 —The tranfports suited
here having the tft Light Horfe, and la, ad, sd. and
4th battalions, of the German Legion on board, have
orders to hold themfelves in readinefs to proceed
to Ireland ; the remainder of the troops, it is
expeted, will be landed here. Arrived the Mars,
SMART, from Lifbon with fruit. Sailed his Majef•
ty's Ship Isconsrasr for Guernfey. Came into
harbour from Spithead, feveral tranfpor:s (light)
with hones.

DOVER, Fee. 24.—The TARTAR and Nistsza Re-
venue cutters have feized, and fent in here, a large
fmuggling lugger, having on board 1,200 calks of
fpirits. Sailed the hoy Columbus, of Barth, Capt.
WILKINS, for the Nine, to wait for convoy, being
bound to Hamburgh with a cargo of wine and fruit
from Malaga. Arrived this afternoon the (hip Ran-
ger, of and for Baltimore, in ballaff, from Anther-
, dam. One of our boats fell in with this morning, at
half pal nine, eight miles W. by N. of Dungenefs•
the (loop Two Slflers, belonging to Rye, having on
board a cargo of oak plank. She had not a perfon,
on board ; and, as fhe appears to be in good condi-
tion, it is fuppofed the mon have been chimed by a
French privateer, and the crew, fanner than run the
rick of being taken, took to the boat. Thr boatmen
have brought her into this harbour. Wiud S.W. ant
blows fret's, with a thick fog.

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AMERICA.
• New Yote, Jaa. to.—From a Boflon paper of
tsaturday,teteived yellerday, we copy the following
interefling article. There feemc no reafon to doubt
of its truth, and therefore we have the fati.fatlion to
believe that our differences with Spain will all be ami-
cably and honnurably fettled.
We are indebted to Mr. Ezra Davis, of this town,
for the following highly important and very agree-
able information:—
Mr. Davis left the Vineyard on Wednefday the t
fault, and Lays, that all our differences with the
Spanith Government were amicably fettled to Mr.
Pinckney's fatisfaftion. This molt pleafing intelli•
R rice was brought to the Vineyard by the (hip Refo-
lotion, Captain Daniel Rogers, orGloucefler, Cape
Ann, who left Lifbon the loth of November la,
and arrived at the Vineyard after a paffage of forty
days. Mr. Davis took the precaution ta Make his
minutes from the verbal communication of the Cap.
tain. at the moment of his arrival.
Captain Rodgers frequently faw Mr. Pinckney at
Lifbon, who had failed five days before Captain IL
left that place, in a Swedifk veffil, bound for Charlf.
ton, South Carolina. Mr. Pinckney told Captain R.
that the SpanifhCourt had agreed to pay for all (hips,
cargoes and freights, according to their late Ilipula-
tions with the American Government.
It is underilood alto, that our territorial difputes
with Spain are happily fettled; and that the general
sifpelt of our diplomatic concerns in that quarter was
aufpicious and flattering in a high degree. The veffel
was bound to Gloucefler, and the news cannot, there-
fore, be received from her direftly, for many days.
Jai/it/ART 18.—The fultjefl which has recently oc-
cupied the keret Sittings of both Houfes of Congreft
for feveral days now appears. A mefrage from the
Prcfident of the United States, tranfmitting does.
ments and papers relative to complaints by the Go-
vernment of France, againft the commerce carried
on by American Citizens to the French Hand of St.
Domingo, has given them all enough to do.
This communication contains two notes from U.,
Talleyrand to General Armftrong, dated in Aqua;
laft, in which the French Miniffer remonflrates in'
thong language againll the trade carried on between
thefe States and the Emperor of Hayti, alias St. Do-',
mittgn, and two notes from Turreau, the French
Plenipotentiary in this country, to the Secretary of
State, enforcing the requell of an immediate inter•
diftion of all commercial intercourfe between the
United states and the rebel colony of St. Domingo.

The celebrated whole length Portrait of Lord
Nacsor, and which the Hero always kept at Merton.
confidering it as the one that molt 'trembled him, is
now committed to the care of Mr. Least:rata, the
artift in-Store•ftreet, Bedford rquare, to whom the
privilege of copying it has been granted. He is now
employed in making a copy for Liverpool.
..At a farbionable and numerous Party, at the
Welt End of the Town, a few evenings fince, among
wham were prefent the Torkilh Ambaffador and fe-
veral of the Nobility, Mr. Warcam performed and
fupg his new piece 't The Battle of Trafalgar t" the
colopany were highly pleafed with the Mulic. The
Elegy. and concluding Song were particularly ad•
mired, and weregiven in a (tile of excellence, which
brought to the minds of the hearers every event of
that glorious day, in which the gallant Nizsos fell.
Poore's' Titacisc.—We lay the following before
our Readers, caste!), as we received it :
..
To TIM PRINTS/
*maim knife laberor he had his foortla told by a well dreg
1,00031111 on Saterday the 8 of this month and be gave her half a
• wound, William Jdtice met the fame woman on Sunday the 9
of this mouth on the little common near pangbourn bowden the
both weld down on there noes °petite each other the wooman gave
Lim a paper of pouter and gave him Rid charge not to open it till
Monday morning at leaven o'ciock to of this month, as loon as the
aaaa refeaved the pouder he did hoe no wat he don be gave hur is
wath and all Is money the bouth departed the promifed to meet '
biro on the fame place at feaven o'clock on the manday moning
and give him is wach argt all is money ages and (onsetaing mire
with it, the man made hir. apeerence hot the yeoman never made
bur spearenceWilliamieftiee and a nether man have bin three days
peeving after the wooman and cannot find er,Wililam jedice (aye
be b-irred the money to glee to the woman this his tie manor be
tells bi. Rory his wad and money a mounts to a bite live pound
a caution how peopel have there fortins told.
William Jeitire byes the paper of pouder apeard to he paper
corns and tome peopel of ausgbouro fare it is the wonderfoull a
tare the ever beard of, the topofed to be wick craft.
On Thurfday, the Iron Bridge juft erefted over the
new cut at Brifto), near the Bath road, fell down with
a violent craft+, and was fbivered into thoufands of
pieces. Two men were killed, and many wounded.
No canal' of the falling or this expenfive fabtic has
yet been dircovered.
HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY. DOCTORS' COM.
meas.—Saturday the Right Hon. Sir W. Score pro-
ceeded to the adjudication of the following cafes :
L'Arente. Villeneuve matter —TMs French &launder Ameri-
can eolours,bden with tobacco, de. was captured on the 9th July,
1803, by the Gannet lid; hf war, Captain Bats, and brought to
Falmouth. In this cafe a ctalm was let up In behalf of the Lark
2.a General Coate privateers, on the ground of having been pre.
vioully In eltaee,and &dually in light at the time of capture. The
Court scjeded the claim at the General Conte, and pronounced
fur that of the Lark.
Neptunus, Evers mafter.--fn this cafe there were two claims
for certain parcels of goods, one of which was condemned, the
other reftored.
There has been a novelty throughout the whole of
the prefent Lottery; in all former, as the Lottery
advanced, the price role, and in exchanging the
holders of fmall picas were obliged to give four or
five (billings and their prize for an undrawn fixteenth.
In the prefent it feems a perfon can exchange his
Half for a Whole Ticket, or his Sixteenth for an
Eighth, by which means he may eventually get dou•
isle the Prize he originally expeCted.
We recommend from trial and conviCtion. the
good diens of SPILSBURV'S PATENT ANTISCORRU•
TIC Dan's, in the Spring, to the Scorbutic, Gouty,
iiin.st ~.
and Ithe i Habits, as a medicine palatable, re.
moving ail obartiCtions of the nomad", promoting
the cif col .t:on bfihe bile, and defiroying all nervous
ccmplaintr, occalioned by the tender irritability of
this °rpm. In Eruptive and Scropholous Cafes,
more difireding frorn the paid the mind receives in
young people, we fhall not hefirate to (peak decided.
ly. when we have given public proofs, that 'the ho-
nour of relieving this anxiety, has been our own'
In many lamentable cafes. It is neceffary to elk for
the genuine " PATIO?" Medicine, with the King's
Duty, printed in black ink infead of red ink; fold
attrhe Dlfiecrifary, No. J 5, Soho-Aware, in bottles of
yi. 6.1. to. and IL zi.dsty included.