Star.
London, England, 1806-06-21 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

?mares, 0111 1d...411We my UR arrived the
Norway (hip the Two Brothers, of and from Dran,
with timber, &c. the Minerva, from Liverpool, with
falt, /cc. alfo the Milford and the Kitty, from Wales,
with culm, Ste. for this place.
Jura r7.—This morning the Norway brig Enin-
gheden, Awolasow, of and from Dram, arrived with
timber and deals for this port.
Joss tB.—Arrived from a cruise la Cow ri mkt
floop of war, and the Sarah private (hip of war, of
Liverpool, the latter !slinging with her the Hamburg!'
!hip the Margaret's Cornelia, L. NicooLsoe, from
Bourdeaux, with wine, &clot Hamburgh, foppofed to
be French property, and the American brig the Mount
Veation, J. Owes, from Virginia, with tobacco to
Falmouth for orders, in confequence of not being
provided with a regifter.
PLYMOUTH, Jose 19.—Came in the ATLAS cartel,
Lieutenant Hewitt's, from the Cape of Good Hope,
with 175 French prifoners : American (hip Aurora,
Captain HALL, from Malaga, laden with wine, &c.
put in for orders.
PORTSMOUTH, Just 20.—Arrived the LOCUST
gun brig, from a cruise; and the Neptune tranfport,
Captain Ratios, from Gibraltar. Sailed his Majcf-
ty's (hips Haltom, STEADY, and l'Esrou s, on a cruise.
His Ilajefly's fhip fail, with her convoy for New-
foundland, are remaining at St. Helen's. Wind N.W.
DEAL, Just 19.—Sailed yellerday evening the
Cocsavaica (loop of war, with a convoy for Ply-
&tooth ; alfo this day the Ka romtoo floop of war on
a cruise. Arrived the NAIAD frigate from Port':
mouth, and remains in the Downs with the reft of
the (hips at 'per la& Wind N. E.
Jose 2o.—Arrived the GALLANT and BA DIM
gun brigs, frcim a cruise ; and the Chatham lighter,
from Chatham. Sailed the NAIAD frigate, for the
Nore, the AMARANTH I (loop on a cruise, and the
Chatham lighter for Chatham. In the Down's—
Edgar' Glitton, Trolly, Regulus, Kangaroo, Prod
Pero, Zebra, Fury, Esplolion, Bruiser, Sparkler,
Mists, Cracker, Gallant, and Harmony.
Arrived yellerday evening the Caaceaa gun brig,
Lieut. J. Lies commander, with a dogger under
lianebro' colours, laden with Spanilh wool,- indigo,
slid other articles, captured for a breach of blockade,
and Race fent to Ramfgate t the Citacssa failed again
this Snorniitg.—Wind S. W.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Gitiorsnwat Jowl di —Puffed by the Aurora. Long, hewn the
South Seas; Veßal; Archer, from Rigs; Geode Mutter, Haire -
'PR, from Dantste ; Trennite, Charlton, frorn C►rtfiana • Two
~tiOthcn Mergendfoo, from Charante, and the Nautilus, Sehirer,
frees Brunsen. Sailed the Albion, Wilkes for Jamaica Two
!rime, Brown, far St. Thomas; Sedulus, Ingraham, for Oporto,
led the Roden, Bairn, fat Dublin.

Inns nu—Paired 6y the Do Rue, Tayler, from the South Seas;
110;101100, Daniels, from limerick t Brothers, Owen, from Dub-
lin i from Hatftbro';Deßa, Harris, from (Z2ebec
Mary, Alkahy, fee Gottenburgh • Patrioten, Howlas, from
Steckhohn; Vends, Repperd, from St flartholontews; Navigator,
rearm, from Peterfbitrgh ; Anna Margaretta, Dorothea, and
tie Frederica. Hens, from Pomerania. Sailed the William, Tviy-
trek for Charkften ; Commerce, Davy, for Newfoundland;
Juno, De Jorge, and the Vrow A arta, —, from Yard!.
Jolts so....Pafred by the Speculation, Dawfon, from Tonnin-
gen. Sailed the Juno, Either, for Africa ; Scipio, Rand, for Surl.
sun; Zepbernius, Balky, for Jamaica 1 Hawketbury, Wadi)°,
he Demerara; Amity, Daniels. for Dublin ; Vrow Anna, Lucas,
fee Bre9Xo ; Drie G.:falters, and the Cidernecialngs
for Hamburgh.
The Albion, Forreftell, from London, for Antigua, bad not ar-
shed at Antigua on the spit of May—much our of time.
The Catharine, —, from Briftol for St. Thomas's; aed the
Nasky, Matthews, from Honduras for Liverpool, have beta taken,
retaken, and carried into Antigua.
The Enterprise, Helmond, from London ter hlontferrat,le cap-
tured end carried into Guadeloupe.
The Cherokee, from Briflol for Bolton, has been fpnken
with at fat, is diftrefs, bearing away for the Wefiern Blends.
The Governor Pidon, —, from the Clyde, is on flare at
Trinidad, audit is feared will be loft. Cargo landing.

NEW APPODITMEN
Captain Towry to be Commit ooer of the Tranfport Boml, in
the morn of Captain Hantikon, removed to the Navy board.
Captain Serk, of the Monarch, to be a Commiflioner of the
VittualHng Board, is the room of Captain Cunningham, appointed
Commillorter of Deptford and Woolwich yards.
Capt. E. T Foote, to the Royal Charlotte yacht.
Capt. Ogle,to the Printers Aueußa yacht.
Capt. Sir E. Hamilton, to t►e Mary yacht.
Capt. Lee, to the Monarch.
Capt. Campbell, to the Unite.
Mr. Nelfon, Mailer Ship Wright of Sher:rads-yard, is removed
to Deptford yard.
Mr. Parkin, Militant at Sbeerners, is appointed Mailer Ship-
wright, in the room of Mr. Nelfon.
Mr. Janes, Foreman of Plymouth.yard, is appointed Affiftant
at Sheernefs, vice Parkin; and Mr. Lunn, Q2arternaan of Ply-
mouth-yard, appointed Foreman, vice Jones. •

The Lake Hoop of war was to fail from Cape
Coal on the IR of April, with convoy, for the Weft
Indies.

An article in the Barbadou Mercury, dated April
i6,fays" The enemy's privateers, we regret tc find,
have fuccefsfully eluded our cruizers of late, and
made leveret valuable captures. The fhip George,
of London, from Demerara, homeward bound, was
taken on the tit intl. elute under St. Lucia, by a
fchooner of one gun, and nineteen men, who carried
her into Martinique. The George mounted twelve
guns, and carried thirty•two men, who, when they
landed at Martinique, were hooted with much indig-
natian for their non-refinance to fo infignificant a
force. The tchooner Sufanna, from hence to Suti.
Dam, has alto been taken and fent to Martinique."
Yelterday a Court of DireCtors was hold at the
'. Ea fl India Hook, when Captain Mac KINTOSII was
worn into the command of the Colon, dellined to
Madras and Bengal. The Cure adjourned at fix
o'clock till Wednefday next.

With refpeel to the Engravings to be given for the
Blanks in Mr. 13owyea's Lottery, he has bcth faid
and done every thing which human ingenuity could
devils, and confcious integrity dielate for the fatif.
faCtion of the Public. The confequence is, the public
are fatitfied, and the Tickets are now going off In
rapidly, that it is expeCted they will be at double
their prefent price in the courfe of a few weeks, as
the Lottery is fixed to be drawn in September.

This being the feafon when the amufement of bath-
ing is much praftifed, and of courfe frequent acci.
dents occur by perfons imprudently venturing beyond
the bounds of fafety, we would advise a careful atten-
tion to tire following recommendation of the HUMANE
SOCIETY, as a probable means of refcuing from an
untimely grave, many who otherwife become viaims
to the I oo prevailing mode of treatment of appal,
ently d rowned bodies, viz. Amer to be held up ly the
heel, ; nor to be rolled on raft!, or other rough u/age ; and
to avoiz' the ufe of fall in alt cafes offcc*ing death.