Star.
London, England, 1807-04-09 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

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The Marquis of STAFFORD, in the'llnufe of Lords
yelletday, putipuncd his motion till Monday next.
The Scotch Jthlicature Bill was alio deferred till
Tull-Jay. An unufual number of Loids tuok the
oaths and their feats.

in the Houle of Commons a great nit mber of Mem-
bers w re alfo !worn in, and a ntrniber a new Writs
ordered.

The letters by the packets from the Mediterranean I
were delivered nut from the P,tl Office yeaerday
evening. The new; they bring from Conilantinople
is not lo late as tire accounts alleady,receivetl. On
the 3d of 17C.nuary, Adtniral Ducaworrir and S;r
SIDNEY SMITH, With fix fail .1-the line and fiizatcF,!
left Nl:dta for the Dardanelles, at the entrance of !
_which Admiral Lours had taken his Ilation with a I
refpeetable force ; four fail of the line, we he eve.
wind for feveral drys after the departure of the I
fqtradron from Malta, continued favourable ; fir that
the jonaion was probably circa:el by the middle
of February at farthett. We may coon expel to
receive important intelligence from that quarter.
The accounts frr.to Egypt are exaaly timilar to
thole received about ten Jays ago. The l}eys teem
to have renounced ail obedience to the Porte ; nor
can the latter, now embarlring in a nc.v war, (pare
any force for the recovery of their authority in :hat
quarter. 13y the accounts received Fey Government,
it appears, that the Spanifir Beet in Cadiz harbour
had not made any attempt to put to fr.a, but prepar•
ations appeared to be making, to fend out a (mall
quadicn, it is fuppofed to South America.
The following letter is from our regtrlar Correfpon-
dent at Gibraltar.—Some other articles, relating to
mari(mic affairs, are given in our Nautical intelii•
gtucc :
" GIBRALTAR, MARCH 7.

" This morning the Crafty (charmer arrived here
with difpatches of importance for England from
Admiral Lours, whom Lieutenant SPENCER left 35
days ago in the Dardanelles. Lieutenant SPENCER
reports that hoailities had commenced between the
Tut ks and Ruffians, and that Sir Joins DUCKWORTH
had failed for Conttantinnple with his frradrn:i.

H evening the Princefs Elizabeth
packet arrived v.ith the mails from Falmouth, in
eighteen days.

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" MARCH 9.—This afternoon the Crafty fchonner
was attacked by ft.ur gun boats in the Gut, and
taken in fight of the gall iron, after an anion of hall
an hour. This is one of the daily mortifying cir.
cumliances we are compelled to .witnels for want of
an ejlabliihment, of men for the gun boats here;
fixteen. of which are lying rotting in the Mole, with
out men ti man them.

" Arrived this day the REDWING gun brig and
AD! cr HI
.11ore t}: p, in eigfrien days from Falmouth.
" MARCH 14.—We have had a moil violent gale
at South Eati to day, which has done couliderable
mirchief to the Blipping. A privateer was wrecked
at the back of the Rock, and all the crew except one
boy, pealed.
" By accounts from Algefiras we lezrn, that a
privateer from this place, commanded by Ike eels.
!mated MIGUE L NOVELAE, commonly called Papa, has
attacked four of the enemy's gun boats at anchor,
near Carthagena, and captured' two of them by
boarding, after a defper ate anion.
44 The blockading Decree of Boa A parrs hasa lag
been publithed in ail the Spanifh pits, midis/Spa be
aned upon molt rigoroufly.”