Star.
London, England, 1801-03-07 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

This evening an ettra Li&on Mall will be trade up at the
Pat Office, for the con veyarte of which a packet is now at Fai•
mouth, with ceders to fail as tom as the nun arrives there.

DARTMOUTH, MARCH s.—Arrived le Vengeur,
French lugger privateer, of St. Maloes, of 2 fwi.
yds, t 6 =Acts, and fcven men, taken off the
Start, by the SWAN cutter.
TORBAY, MARCH s.—Sailed the VILLA Da
PARIS, SAN Jour, WINDSOR CASTLE, and CMSARp
with the MEGXRA fire.lhip, to join the Channel
Fleet; alfo the AUTON! I lA, Capt. Currts, for
the Ead-Indies.--Wind S. E.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH s.—Came in the Anna
Catherina, of Stockholm, Capt. W. LAVREL. from
St. Michael's, bound to London, laden with
oranges; detained, on the Id infant, by the
JOSEPH, hirecLcutter, of t 2 guns, near the Lizard;
alfo the VALIANT logger, of 14 gun% Lieutenant
MAIN/ILL, from a cruise.—Sailed the Lord Net.
fon privateer, of to guns, Capt. Geasom, on a
cruizc; and the Istraruruz, of 78 guns, Captain
Sir E. PILL TW, to join the Fleet.
PORTSMOUTH, Matto' 6.—.. Arrived laft evening
the ELL NAN T, of 7 guns, Captain Fog, sr, from
a cruise.—TMs day arrived la Loma, Captain
Naw st AN , and the Jasox, Captain YortlCs.—Bailed
the HAZARD Coop, with a convoy for 'rebind.

The Ticket No. t 9,060, drawn yellerday a
Pritc of soool. was fold in one Half, one waiter,
and fuur Sixteenth Shares, by Hoboes and Co.
No. 149, Oxford-kree•, and No. 44, St. James's.
fireet i where 'rickets And Shams (warranted un.
drawn) will continue on Sale every Morning and
Evening during the Drawing.
The Ticket No. 35,443, drawn this day a prize
of wool. was fold by J. BRANSCo>,e, Propriety,
of the Lucky Lottery Office, No. is, Holborn, in
one Eighth, and fourteen Sixteenths, where rockets
and Shares of Tickets are now felling in great va.
riety of numbers, warranted =drawn, and aa
cheap as at any Litenced Witt in Laotians

LerTE r°!r'~•.S' lil ,IMLitiC../.

Q.ln• sr.c, rE!IBT.R 17.

Trorniiv,- 1.61, ahoitt two o'clock,
cu? in t •-!)0(1,.11 the King's
t; occr.i,;i.:..! by ALEXANn:nt A3u%x, ship.
htiii,i...r, entirdy conittined, together
t‘ i.ll to ni.tionling haggard, ali in in the potfef
fion of Mr. NIoNN.

For il)nte time, the fituation of the extenfive
range of buildings-belonging to M.ffrs. JOHNSTON
and Press, together with the King's Provilion
fibre •on the oppofite fides f the conflagration,
was truly alarming. Both of them were on fire ;
and to the laud:tide exertions of the inhabitants
and garrifon, animated by the pretiatce and ex.
ample of his Excellency the Lieutenant Governor,
may Le juilly .i; ti ibated the falety of tilde build-
ings, and a gr.-at part of the Lower Town, which
mutt incritablv have fAllen a prey to the flames, I
had the provilion acne burnt down. We are happy
to add, that no perfonal itjury had been fufiained
on the occafion.

ALBANY, JANUARY 19.
On Saturday evening, between fever and eight
o'clock, this city was alarmed by the cry of fire,
which proved to be at the valuable and extenfive
manufaaorics eftabliihed at Waterylier, by Mr.
JAMES CALDWELL, and carried on, of late, under
the firm of CAT. DWELL, FRAM, and Co. Our
citizens flew with great alacrity to the (pot, but
alas! the deffrultive clement had made fuck ef-
fdlual !Irides as to render all their exertions of no
avail. The whole of that extcrifive and ufeful
eflablAment, ereeted at a great expcnce by the
patriotic exertions of Mr. CALDWELL, was, for
the fecond time, totally dearoyed, together with
a conliderAble quantity of flock of different kinds.
By the zealous exertions of our citizens, however,
Tome valuable parts of the machinery of the mill-1
works, and come of the flock, were fnatched from
the flames, and the adjoining fibres, containing
property to a confiderable amount, prefervcd.
WASHINGTON CITY, JAN. jlo
arly let evening a fire was clifeovered at the
fonth-eall part of the Treafury Office, city of
Wathingtois., A candderable number of perfons
calleaed in a fhort time from the city and George
Tows. Notwithaanding their exertions, however,
and the alive ufe of the engine belonging to the
Office, within the houfe, the fire was not extin.
joined feveral hours. It extended itfelf from
the apartment where it commenced, to one or two
others, and penetrated into the fecond Rory: but
fool:mutely did not reach the roof. Had this
btailding been cenfurned, betides the public lots,
a number of private buildings would have been
greatly endangered, particularly as the wind
was high and blullering. The Prefident of the
United States was obferved in the ranks for con-
veying water. The Treafury Books are burnt.
NEW YORK, JAN. 27.
A Gentleman who arrived in town yeflerday
informs, that on Wednefday morning lall a fire
broke out at the fore of JOlO4 CORLIS, merchant,
at the fouth part of the town of Providence. It
proceeded with a high wind from W. N. W. and
before it was got under, which was not until late in
the evening, it deflroyed between forty and fifty
of the molt valuable fibres andhoufes in that town.

The 4th, or King's own Infantry, have marched
from Winebetter to Southampton, where Tranf-
ports arc expeeted to arrive 'to take that fine Regi-
ment on board: their deßination is not knows.

The Kcier is the fecond (hip belonging to the
FAIL-India Company, which has been captured in
the Bay of Bengal by veircis belenging,to the ene-
my, airoming the appearance of pilot fchooners.
A few years back the Eafl-India Chip Terror(
was captured in like meaner ; and the Commander
alib felt, in the endeavour to defend the !hip, as
we'l as fcveral of the pafrengets.
It is Paid that the Eleaor of Bavaria has made
Genentl MoaEau a preent of the fine hotel,
known by the name of the Hotel des Deur Pouts,
which he poffeffes at Paris, and which had been
fcqueilrated. Au article of the peace of Luseville
removes the fequellratiou from the cads of the
German Princei is► France. _ _

Cu Tuefday night a feizure was made by fume
revenue officers in the neighbourhood of Chifwell-
fired, Moortiehis, of contraband goods, in laces,
muffins, fans, gloves, &c. to a great amount.
Amount of the Annual Charge of the Public
Debt et-coded in the Years undermentioned; and
the Produce of the fcveral Duties granted for de-
fraying the fame, in the Year ended as 5, tf3ot :
Yrs. I Charge. I Produce. Surplus.

J,
sjs Is SO 0
773,3%4 0 91
1,227,415 3 II
1,850371 3 3
3,241,348 1
583.941 1: 6-I
333.682 3 3
317.53 s 10 0

8,582,429 so so

8.064.197 9 Si

S 0305 I 4

Deficiencies in 1796, C 434.931 13
---in 1797. 348P0j o 1
in 1799, 362,10 tt
in Ann. 33,479 16 &-"1.0-esf77 sSi
Swifts soosos 1 4
Deedeney on the whole of the Duties
is the Year endcti Jan. 3,1301, - C. sitsis ije
The above deficiency arifes to a confide
extent is the feveral Duties on Spirits in England,
and Spirit Licences in Scotland, owing to the
flopping the Diailleries ; and in the feveral Duties
on Sugar, owing to their being bonded nn
der the
authority of an AR of the 39th and 4oth of his
The Produce of the kraal Duties, granted by
the under-mentioned Aas, for defraying the in-
created Annual Charge of the Public Debt, created
ix the Year t Soo
DEW& spirit' 53i117 13
Foreign ditto - 110.133 13 4
Tcs . . . . 111,470 o o
Si/.111 IS 4
• 33.47, 56

By tbc rosecieney of skis Feed Is ths
Yea coded J 46.01 doh

4 317,10 MP I