Star.
London, England, 1807-02-23 00:00:00

YARMOUTI:, FEBRUARY tg.

Since my last the following have come to hand,
viz. The Jean, of and from Aberdeen, bound to
London with oats, is on Chore between this place and
Loweftoff, Ar.sx. ALLEor matter ; Chip and cargo
loft—crew raved. The Tartar, of and from Shields,
bound to London with coals, CHARLES GRANT mat-
ter, Chip and cargo on fhore between Loweitoft and
this place—the matter and nine men loft. The Po-
mona, of Plymouth, from Sunderland to Plymouth
with coals. The John, TRAMATHE matter, Chip and
cargo loft_crew faved. A boat driven on thore with
name Ulyffes, of Shields, EDWARD ROBISON; ano
Cher boat, name NATH. BR,WN upon her (tern ; a
boat Dorytha and Ann, FAA?, Clq ikFFFß.sorr, on her
ftern; a Humber keel, without any pet-lon on bear:,
wrecked between this port and Hatborough, Echo,
of South Shields, RICHARD HARDY mailer, in
ballet—people faved. The Ceres, Lord Duncan
and Induary, north country (hips, no account of the
crews being laved. Oa Wir.:titon beach Trelawney,
of this port, IV. Ft.r.t. mailer, with %cheat and oats
ifrom Danzick, b•urnd to this port, crew all fared
except a boy. Fortitude, 4 Shields, W. Scww.
maker; a bark, and brig, both crews 1011, veirels
1 I rince gone to pieces, names nn:nowc. Able, jou)/
ktrwoLos matter, from Newcattle with coals—crew

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and Largo raved. Several dead bodies have been
wa(hrd on fhore hem and a great* plantity of wreck.
Arrived the ARIEL fl,sop of war frrm the northward.
Fats. 22.—Arrived a French privateer ofOtwo car-
riage guns and 24 men; captured by his Majefty's
frigate ARIADNE ; the privateer had previoufly been
chafed by three of the I,l.mth Sea cruizers, who were
in fight when captured. She had been out of Dun-
kirk (even days, and had made three captures—the
privateer is floop tigsted,and has reigned nearly twelve
months, during which (he has been very fuccefsful.—
Arrived the PRINCESS AUGUSTA cutter, with the
crew of the above privateer, who were here landed,
and efcorted by a party of the Anglefea. Militia to
prifon ; alto arrived the AGRESSOR gun brig. Sailed
the CRUIZER floop of war, Captain Srnunavr, on a
cruize.—One P. M. a frigate is now working into St.
Nicholas' Gate, with the lots of her topmaft, fop-
poled to be carried away in the late gale. Arrived
from Oporto with wines, the Cora of this port, Capt.
OLLEY. Remain in our Roads the Majeßic, Nafrau,
Agincourt, Stately, Dictator, Roebuck, Ariel sloop
of war, and two gun brigs.

The King has been pleated to appoint Sir Caoads
YOUNG Governor of Tortola.

THE LORD CHANCELLOR'S Lein E.—The following
were the principal perfons who formed his Lordfhip's
circle on Saturddy :
Marquifres—Bath and Huntly.
Earls—Carysfort, Effingham, Fortefcue, Scarborough; Carlifle.
Vircount Weymouth.
Lords—Kenyon, Bayning, Sc. John, Heathfield, Kinnaird, Mul-
grave, Hadley, Rancliffe, Blantyre, Rcay, Barnard, Dynevor, Eh-
rington, Cafilereagh, Morpeth, Templetown, Sydney, H. Petty,
J. Thynne, A. Hamilton, and H. Fitzgerald.
Baron Nolek en.
sirs—H. Strachey. W.W. Wynn. W. Wynne, 0. Maley, J. C.
Hippifley, A. Paget, P. Francis, R. Barclay, and G. Cornwall.
Generals--Sir Jahn Doyle and Phipps.
Colonels—Franklin, Shelton, Barry, Ddbrow, and Allifon.
Captain Wilbraham.
Lord Chef Baron, Mr Baron Thornpfon, the Recorder, the Lord
Advocate, and the Common Serjeant.
Serjcants—Hill, Cockell, Palmer, Onflow, and Runnington.
King's Cnunfel —Da Has, Hargrave, Richards, and Topping.
Reverend Dodors—lt aine and GLITe.

Mefirs—Wynn, I .ygon, F. Robinfon, R.Wilbraham,Stmmonds,
Knox, Courteney, Johnfort, Weftern, Vanfittart, Dillon, G. Rofe,
Whitbread, Banks, B. Montague, Burrell, C. Bradfhaw, Tyrrwhitt,
Greenfield, Rofeoe. Eftcourt, Davenport, Atberley, C. Dumb',
Dawfon, ?turner, P. Moore, Ord, C.W.Wynn, Adams, Hibtert,
Howarth, &e. &c.

DRURY-LAN E THEATRE.-Mr.TOBIN'S polihumnbs
Play, The Curfew, was again performed on Saturday
night, with increafed effed, before a crowded audience,
having undergone tome judicious curtailments, in the
exaa parts which we pointed out on its fiat repre-
fentation, as rather tedious.

The following is a fpecimen of the Poetry, the
mu& of which does great credit to Mr. Aztwoor•
the celebrated ccmpofer :
GLEE.--Firzsicsatons, Gipson, MILLI' (Mies RoUtri,dErgsiflil
as Milliken.)
Haik ! the Curfew's folcmn found,
Silent darknefs fpreads around;
Heavy it beats on the lover's heart,
Who leaves, with a figh, his tale half told:
The poring Monk and his book mutt part,
And fearful the miter lacks his gold.
Now, whilft labour Beeps, and charmed forrow,
O'er the dt wy green,
By the glow-worms' light,
Deice the elves of night,
Unheard, unfeen.
Yet, where their nildnight pranks have been,
The circled turf will betray to morrow.
CHORUS OF ROBBERS.
What tho' we Ihrund in favage den,
From day's all piercing eye,
Yet have we joys, as other men;
Our watchful fears,
Our perils, cares,
We fwecten tun with liberty.
The riling fun let others greet,
We worship his declining ray,
And whilft the midnight calk we dr,dn,
Where fparkling meet
His light and heat,
We feel alike in every vein
The fpirit of departed day.

Mr. TOBIN ufually goes abroad to borrow his fun.
ation, but turns inward to adorn it with the beauties
of idea and ftyle. A country parfon, who was a-cured
of manufaCturing his &rmons from Tit.covs:-.N, ex.
cufed himfelf by Paying, that it was his duty to give
his patifhioners the belt Sermons he could, and that
TILLOTSON had a way of convincing which was un.
quellionably better than his own. SII Mr. Touts
was aware that the ancient authors might, perhaps,
be as good writers as himfelf ; and that therefore the
wife fiep would be to borrow the leading matters of
fume of them, and emt-ellith thole matters with his
own ideas. We think he was right, for he has done
it admirably ; we would be glad to fee fume more
fuch plagiari:ls.
Saturday the difpatches were finally doted at the
Eel India Houle, and delivered to the Pullers of the
following (hips, viz.--Henry Addington, Captain
KIRKPATRICK ; ColfinelS, Captain WELBANK ;—and
Cumberland, Copt. RR E fit for Madras and China.
Falrengers per Henry Addington, for Madras —1 ieut,Col. J.
ti, and tbc i inn. A. St. Leger, Major Bruce, Captain W. Shaw;
Nlcirrt. Eyles, A ueliinleck, Ball, Noble, and James. Cadets.
P-Sc..gent per Cufinclls, frr Bengal.—Lieutenant Colonel H.
Barnes —.Fur Madras—Mellis. Pringle, Thompfon, and Locke,
Cadets.
Peffengtrs per Cumber! tad —For Bengal—Mr. Wm. Petre.-
For Madras—Major General Sir William Clarke. Lady Clarke,
Captain and Mrs. Knowles, Lieutenants Prendergalt and Bell
;
Mr. Nike, Writer ; Mars. I larrifon and Britain ; Mrs. Stringer;
Meas. Morgan, Currie, and Parrock, AlEflant Surgeons ; Meffrs.
hdye, Harrison, Sherreff, Wondboufe, Stott, Meredith, Fell, Wit.
Hams, Hodges, and Clarke, Cadets.

Entign LIVING sTeN, late cf the Stitiingfhire Mi-
litia, was on Monday outlawed by the Court of Juf-
ticiarl, at Edinbargh, for not appearing to anfwer
a charge of culpable homicide. The charge is conn-
ndled with a duellirg tranfaelion, which occurred
at Aberdeen abut eighteen mfulths ago, and ter-
minated fatally fir one of the parties. On the fame
day W. Dreghotn, a corporal in the Stirlingfbire
Militia, was tried for murder, by ffinoting a private
in the Lanark(hire Militia. The prifonet's defence
refolvei Hill into a milita• y noint of view, viz: that
he had been vilently affatilred and obits-need by fome
men of the Lmarkthire Militia, while cart ying orders
from the Officer commanding his detachment. The
trial lafled fevcral hours, and the jut y, without he-
(*nation, TCIIII lied a Terdi l cf acqu'Atai.