Star.
London, England, 1807-04-21 00:00:00

iVittinCAL "Hall

FALMOUTH, APRIL IS.
Arrived the Supra to& fchooner, from Portfmonthi
to give initiations to the veffels lying here; bnund td
the Weil Indict. Sailed the Pitman MART packet.
Captain Pocom with mails for Halifat and New
York.=—Wind E.
PORTSMOUTIL AI'RTL to.
Arrived the Lit net, -from the Nore; &Oct fevetai
other outward boded veflels, front the Downie,—
Wind E.

DEAL, APRIL 10.
Arrived this Morning, the Moltpito noon of watt
and immediately failed again on a c ruize.—Sailed;
the Leda frigate, for Sheernefs —'Arrived and failed
for the River. the Teretcrt, Warsas, from Chepflows
—.Wind N. E.
CHATHAM, APRIL st.
The Sassrsom, 64 guns, arrived at. Long Reaohi
on Thurfday, in a leaky condition. The bitters*, *
new Ihip, of la guns, alto arrived the fame day, from
South Shields, for the purpofe of being fitted for tea
at this port.
PROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GaderEsEND, Apart. 5g,...-Paffed by the Hope. "riirefitun,froni
Criftiantend ; Buna4k,bieNt; Conottla of Laid*, ..---; Man.
vtlle, Idreaunche ; Bridget, Skelton ; and the Experiment, Martin.
from Norway. Sailed the Adeoest; Dullest); led ith,
Peteriburgh.

The Cicero, Turner, from London to janiska, is soft off Ban.
badoes
The 'llamas and Betfey, Wstfon. from Sunder-
land; for Tonningen, is boil off the Eyder.
The Progrefs, --., from London; and the
Anive, Millett. from Lr,ndon, for Trinidad,-havet
put into Barbadoes with damage.
The Thr,rnton. Thornhill, from Co!Adler for St.
Michael's, is captured.
The Amphion, Cray, from Jamaica for London,
with four others of the fleet, were all well on the
28ch ult. in lat. 51. 20. N. long. I t. W.
The Johanna, Douglas, from Liverpool for Wil-
mington, was captured in January laff by a French
line of battle [hip, and fome of the crew are arrived
at Breff.
The Spark and Rebecca, Dye, from St. Michael's
for London, has been captured, recaptured, and ar=
rived at Portfmouth.

The Wines of the depot in the Ifle of Wight,
formerly in the Infpetior.General's department for
RecruitF, is now managed by that very able and ac.
ti•e officer Lieutenant Colonel Baityiv.

Extras of a Letter, from an Officer of the Matron,
refpeaing the paltige of the Dardanelles.
“ Clown, off Tenedos, Feb. sj.
" For feveral days after the arrival of Sir j. Duckworth. the
wind continued unfavourable for the entrance of the Dardanelles;
the Vice-Admiral, however, on the I tth, took an eligible Amite,
In wait of a change of wind, which occurred on the !Bth; and on
the morning of the t9th. at day-break, the fignal was made to
weigh, and torm in line of battle. At eight o'clock the Canopus,
Vic:-Admiral Sir T. Louis, leading the van, with a frelli braes*
from fouth to weft, miffed within cable's length of the lirft =Ale.
and received its fire without returning it—the Gaps in the order of
line paired in faccelfion.--Sir j Duckworth the %nab—.
" permilfion to return the fire, but not to bring on a general es.
gtgentent,"....whleh allowed tome of the Mips to Ire a few thou.
• The Pompee, Sir S. Smith, paired under her three top-mafte,
and fired one gun, to Blew her contempt of the enemy, rather chap
in boftility to hio beset and unremitted dikkarges. To Sir Sid-
ney was allotted the deftrudi lon of the Tortilla fquadron, ender a
fuppofition that the batteries might give occupation to the raft of
the fquadron,_ and this Itrvice he executed at half pa* one. This
accouotg for the heavy column of (mote which we few over the
land, in the direct ion of the Cattle, of Abydos and Segos, at that
hour.—The wind has continued fair for three days.
" There are eighty-eight Englifit famftics on board this hip, aft
-well. Captain Seccomb, and the Officers generally, have.gbros up
every accommodation to the ladles.
" The fquadron under Admiral Duckworth confifts of the
Windfor Cattle, Royal George, Pompee, Canopus, Thundery,
Rcpulfe, and Standard, of the line, with the Meteor andLucifee
bombs."

The following is an extrad of a letter from Holy-
well, in Flintflure, dated April 7.-4, Yellerday 27
men were killed in a coal mine, owing to the fire damp
asiliag. They were drawn up in the courfe of the
day, but fo much mangled, as fcarcely to be known
by their relatives. The feene of difirefs that took
place matters all defcription : wives (creaming out
for their dead hulbands, children for their fathers 8
one poor woman, as Coon as the Caw her hufband.fell
into a fit, and'expired immediately ; another, from
the fright, inflantly fell into labour, and was deli-
vered on the (pot. The men were obliged to ufe al
their endeavours to hinder them from jumping into
the pit. One man, more humane than the ref, went
down with an intention to Pave as many as he could.
He brought up four alive ; he then returned to lave
a little boy, only nine years old, who was crying by
the courfe of his father. As Coon as hateard the
footfieps of the man, the child took a leap, and
jumped on his back • in that manner he vas brought
up witlfn a few yards of the mouth of the pit, but
the current of air was too much for him, he gave
one gafp and expired. AU thebodies are to be buried
to•day.
Mr. Andrewle who was committed for nisi on
T uefday, was again brought up yellerday, at Qt2een's-
fcpare Mee Office, to &rawer to other charges...*
After Come additional circumitances relative to the.
former charges were given in evidence, a tailor was
examined, 'who Rated that he had loft twenty
pounds by the prifoner. The firlt order was for
fuits of livery amounting to sot which was to
lowed by another order to double that amount, but
the tradefman delivered his bill for. the &A order be-
fore he proceeded on the fecond. Inked of ending
a ready money cuftomer, Mr. Andrews begged of
him to take a bill for the 2gl. and to place his credit
on a refpeaable footing, he produced the card of a
gentleman of diainition, and talked about his rela-
tionthip to M. P. Andrews. Efq. M. P.. Whilft Mr.
Andrews was talking of his prefTure for cafh 'at the
moment, he took a newfpaper from off his table, and
Feinting cut to the tradefman an advatifement, Co.
liciting the votes of the Independent Elcitors of Inf
with, figned R. Andrews," and he obferved that
it was an expenfive bulinels, and was one of the
c.aufes which made him (hurt of calb. The tradefman
took the bill for the 201. but, before he proceeded on
the fecond order, he went to Sir A. S. Hammen?.
Member for Ipfwich, to inveiligate the charaeter of
Mr. Andrews, but he knew nothing of him, nor d d
the gentleman whofe card had been handed elfin
the tradefman, of courfe, found. himfelf a lefer cf
201. in time to prevent the completion of the feeond
order—The parties were bound over to profecute.
and the prifoner Rands committed on ugh' charge,.