Star.
London, England, 1806-01-20 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind N. W.
♦II. DIM •aa. DOI.
Dublin s o Gottenburgh o s
Waterford s a Hamburgh s s

Paisztrics, Jas. 17.—Yefterday, after poll, the
American (hip the Iris, Captain Gitoss, of and from
Baltimore. unexpelledly failed from this port, for
Amflerdam, during a ft& gale of wind at WeR, to
the very great difappointment of feveral perfona, to
whom the Captain Rands indebted. This day more
moderate, and wind about North.

FALMOUTH, JAN. I7.—Arrived the brig Succefs
Capt. Sersce (late BLIHRISSOP), from Lifbon, with
fruit for this place and Plymouth, laft from Viana, in
(even days, having been taken by a Spanifh privateer
and retaken by the HIARTY gun brig, and fent in
there; the Kidwelly Cattle, Capt. Davis, from Lif-
bon, for Brian), was alto taken by a Spanifh priva-
teer, and loft going into Vigo; Capt. DAVIS and
BLINKINSOP, are come home paffengers in the Sue.
Ccall.—.Autas the yv • L SING H•IS packet, Captain
Rosters, with a mail for Liflon ; PINILOPS, of 44
guns, Gsolv, of 9s, and PlmetTowux, of 84, to
join Admiral Coariwassis ; Courier and Vtaaoo
gun brigs, on a cruize.—Wind W.
TORBAY, JAN. 18.—Yefterday the wind getting
round to the North, His Majefty's fhips Vista DS
Ness, PRINCE GIORGI, PRINCESS ROVAL, WINDSOR
C AAAAA and DRAGON, with His Majefty's frigates
PEseitoui, PArote, and lass, got under way and
proceeded to tea.—Soon after they left the Bay the
wind got round again to the Weftward, the above.
mentioned line of battle of (hips returned this morn-
ing again, and now remain in Torbay.—Wind S.W.
blows ftrong.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. sB.—Came in the American (hip
Hercules, Capt. DODSMORTH, from Peterfburgh, in
Virginia, with tobacco and logwood, put in for orders,
but bound to Falmouth t Gratitude, Captain Rows,
from Lilbon, with fru't for this port: Wallington,
Capt. &owe, from Oporto for this port, with wine
and fruit—they left Lillian twenty days fince, in
company with 8o fail of merchant flips, under con•
voy of the COIISTAIICR and Jaraica floops of war,
and Hearn gun brig, but parted off the Lizard
two days fince in a heavy gale of wind—part of the
fleet are gone to the Briftol Channel, under convoy of
the JAMAICA, and the remainder arc gone up Chan-
nel; Minerva, from London, laden with cheefe, for
the Viltualling Office; Friends, Capt. Geireirsis,
from Figuera for this port, with fruit.
Poarspiouris, Jaw. tB.—Arrived the Demise&
and LOCUST gun brigs, from a cruise.
JAY. 19,—The Howe frigate is ordered round to
the Eaftward. Arrived the Neptune tranfport, HOe.
tIliG, from Liffion.
Cowes, Jaw. s9.—Arrived the American flip Ser-
pent, Russims, from Italtimore, with fugar and
coffee c Fame, RLYNOLDS, from Savannah, with cot-
ton and fugar and Nancy, Jesistsiess, from Virgi-
nia, with flour from Bremen, haft from Falmouth.
Captain jawsimos was overtaken by a fqual of wind
off the Bill of Portland, which has damaged his vet. I
fel, that he mnft unload to repair before he can pro.
teed. Came in alto the Hamburgh (hip De Fryede,
Da Haas mailer, from Newcaille, bound to Bahr.
more; having been foiled by the violence of the late
gales, in attempting to make her paffage North about.
Jul! arrived the revenue cruiser Leopard, Mr, JOHN
SMITH Commander, having been nearly loft in a gale
off the Gallsets ; one feaman was wathed over-board,
and the main boom carried away.
Doves, JAM. 18.—Sailed the (loop of war lately
launced from Mr. Kiwo's Yard for Shecrnefs, to be
coppered and fitted fcr tea. Arrived the brig Hoff.
nung of Altona, from Amfterdam, bound for the
Mediterranean in ballafi, to feck for a freight, having
broke her boom and been plundered of all her pro-
willow' off Dungenefs, a few nights ago, by a large
French lugger privateer. Wind S. W. and blows
very hard with rain.

JAN. 19. Put in here this morning leaky and lof►
of fails, the brig His, of and from Stettin with tim-
ber, bound to 13ourdeaux s this yard has been beat•
ing about the Channel for eight weeks pall, with ad-
verfe winds. Wind well and moderate.

DEM., Jaa. til.—.-Arrived the Tataurra frigate
from Yarmouth, and the ARCH ta gun brig from a
cruize. Sailed the Sri( (loop, LUCIFER, likCett, ZI-
SitA. and VESUVIUS bombs for the Nore.
Yellerday artivcd at Deal Barracks from Ramf-
gate, where they difembarked, having been wrecked
at Yarmouth, and rethipped from thence, a part of
the 3oth regiment. This regiment embarked at the
Cove of Cork ten companies tirong, and am informed
only four are arrived fate back ; many are prifoner,
at Calai., and numbers, it)s feared, have been drown.
ed in the late heavy gales.

The Two Friends trarfport, with a part of the
moth regiment tm boArtl, bound to gliebec, was
wrecked off the ruins of Louiliturgh, Cape Breton.
on the tad of Oftober lad. An officer of the Oil
Regiment, and two riving* of the tooth, were
dt‘wacd.

HER 31.4.7E57T'S BIRTH DAr.

The anniverfary of our moll amiable Mew's
birth day was celebrated on Saturday ; and, it being
the fell Court day fince his Mars rry's birth day, the
rooms were uncommonly crowded.
The day was obferved with the accnflomed fplen.
dour. The morning, in the metropolis, was, as ufual.
ulbered in with the ringing of bells, and the difplay
of the flags, with the ilandard of the United King-
dom, from the fleeples of the different churches, the
Tower, and other public buildings ; and the moil
lively and general expreffions of loyalty and attach-
ment were manifefted, by all ranks of people, to her
MAJESTY. At one o'clock, fixty-one guns were dill
charged in St. James's Park, being as many as her
MAJESTY is years old ; the fame number were dif.
charged from the Tower wharf alfo.
About nine o'clock in the morning. his MAJSITY
arrived at the Queen's Palace, from Kew ; and, as
anal upon their MAMMIES'S birth days, the Prin.
cedes, the Dukes of Your, CUMBERLAND, KIIIT, Sot.
SIX, and CAMSRIDQI, breakfafied with their Ma.
JISTIIS.

After breakfaft, the Bifhops of Chefler and Exeter,
and a number of dignified Clergy, waited upon her
Maj cunt, to congratulate her on the happy return of
the day.
Soon after eleven o'clock, the Prineefs CNARLOTTI
of Wrists, attended by Lady Dc CLIFFOAD, arrived
at the Qtrtfeen's Palace, to congratulate her MAJ [TT Y.
At ha pall twelve o'clock, her MAJ RUT and the
Princefres Auousva, Maar, Soy m la, and Am ILIA,
went, in two carriages, from the o,!_seen's Palace to
St. James's, followed by the. Princefs ELIZABITH
and the Princefs CHARLOTTE of WALES, in another
carriage. Her MAJESTY and the Princefres proceeded
to put on their court dreffes, and then partook of fume
refientment : after which, the Princefs CH•RLOTTI of
Wasss was conduced back to her !rde, in War-
wick-fireet, and her MAJESTY and the Princeffes left
'their private apartments, to proceed to the Grand
Council Chamber, to hold a Drawing Room. in an
anti-room, the Archbifhop of Caws. satuav, the
Bilbop of Los Dow, and f I other Bifhops, were in
waiting, to compliment her MAJ Err ou the happy
return of the day, and the Archbifhop delivered a
very fuitable oration.
As her MAJESTY and the Princefres were proceed-
ing, their attention was arretled, as ufual, by the 40
boys from Chritl's Hofpital, who attended with fpe-
cimens of their progrefs in nautical mathematics, for
the infpetlion of his MAJISTT, &c. Her MA/RSTY
and the Princefres very condefcendingly examincd ft-
veral of the drawings and books, and were gracioutly
pleafed to exprefs their approbation of the progrefs
which there youths had made. Admiral COFIIII was
much pleafed with the performance of one of them,
and applied to Mr. GWYN HE, the Mailer, to have the
youth under him, when he was fufficiently qualified
to leave the fchool.

Notice being given of her MAJISTY'S approach to
the Drawing room, the centre door was opened..—
Her Ma'am, took her Ration between the fecond
and third window, leaning her back againa a marble
flab table. Her Majesty's train was held by the
Countefs of Haattearom.
The Princeffes arranged themfelves on her MAjn-
tv's left, according to their age'. Their attendamas
Rood under the Throne. As lion as her Maim"
had taken her Ration, the Lord Chamberlain war.'
his wand to Sir WILLIAM Paestum, who was atten-
ding in an anti•chamber on the left pf the Throne,
with his Idajefty's Band, to perforet the Birtk Day
Ode.
The Ruffian Ambajador was the Era in the
Drawing Room who had the honour tdcongratulat-
ing her Majesty, and converfing with her. His
Excellency prefented feveral Foreigners to her MA.
jasrr..

At the Court there were prerent....
Their Royal Nightie!liss—the Prince of Wales, the Dukes of
York, Clarence, Kent, Cumbetiand, Suffer,and Cambridge.
• Their Rayal Highnefles—The Princess lingual, Elizabeth.
Mary, Sophia, Amelia, and the Duchcfs of York.
Hls Grace the Arc/Allison of Canterbury.
The Speaker of the Houle of Common..
AnibaLtadors—Tutiiiik, _lmperial, Halm, Sardinian, ?ruffian,
Daniat, Ruffian, Portuguefe, Wirtembergian, Neapolitan, Ameri•
can, and Swedies.
The Lord Chief Juftice of the Court of King's Bench.
The Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer.
The Maftcr ofthe Rolls.
The Attorney sad Solicitor General.
The Attorney and Solicitor Gown& to the Prince of Wales.
The Kings Advocate General
The Deans of Weltminiter.Windfor,gnd Winehefter.
The Judge of the Admiralty Court.
The Lord Mayor, Recorder, and Sheriffs of London.
And the following Noble and dillinguiled Pet•
funages:
Dokes--Montrofe and De Caftrles.
Duebeffe.—Montrofe, Gordon, and De Cantles.
Marquiffes--Sligo, Blandford, Wellaley, Hertford, and
Laniduwn.

Mareisionetes—Bath, Sabfbury. /Handrail, Hertford, Lan&
down, Dowager Downibire, and Sligo.
Earls—Morton, Sandwich, E. Igham, Maecl:sfield, Bt. Vim.
cent, Chichefter, Buckingham(lure, Fife, Uxbridge, Chatham,
Scarborough, Nord:wilt, Dartmouth, Leicefter, Wetmoreland.
Mount Edgeunebe, Weltmeatia, Briftol, Camden,
MaMaury, Mansfield, Portmore, Warwick, Banbury. and
Clamart y.
Counteffes--Cardigan, Macclesfield, Harcourt, Pembroke,
Camden, Chechefter, Suckinghamthire, Chatham, Eftex,Worua-
now, Dowager Buckinghamflaire, Harrington, Cho:mondely, Bar-
rymore, lichette.r, Dorchetter, Cowper, Waimea:l, Mansfield.
and Clancarty.
Vircounts..-Hood, Wentworth, Stop!ord, StJmoutk, Cattle-
reagh, Falmouth, Folkftonc, Lcwifttarn, Peterth.un, Sudley, ar.d
Dungannon.
Vtferaunteffes.—Falmouth, Melbourne, Caftlereagh, Sudlow,
Sydney, and Hood. •

lidhops-I.ondon, Bridal, Cork, Exeter, Owner, and Clou-
colter.

Lords—Amberft, WitHingham, Selke, Somerville, Henley,
\lulgra►e, H‘nniker, Stanley, Hawkeibury, Kenyon, Willoughby
De broke, Grenville, Lovett:re, H. Fitzgerald, Dunlop, Langi.,rd.
Morpeth, lkftrzdon, De lilaqukrc, C. Spencer, Northerkk ,134.
ton. H Stewart, Grantley, U. Thyme, Kirkwall, Hawarden,
Raciftuck, Bathurft, Arden, Carlton, Fitzharris, St Helenll,
HeathSeld, Rodney, Dewily, Althorp, Paget, J, Thymic, Btu.
nine. and Nord:wick.
I ydic.—Radttock, C. Waldegrave, Ely, A. M. Stanhope, Cc.
cll. Caltborpe, C. Darner, F. Pratt, H. Stanhope, Nichol,. Met.
calfe. Millman, Luiliington, Bonteiti, Kenyon, Trigg, M. Ben.
tinck, Gibbs, Callintori, H Fitzgerald, Deere, Grenville, C. Due-
ham, Bono:, Cl a Cult, k". Brake, Brooke, Bruce, Berke-
ley, Cranky, ral:anky, Harcourt, Hillary. Silica, Spencer,
Mylne, Lucas, Henniker, Scott, DonaUy, Healy, H. Stewart,
W. Hill, Townfend, Bifhop. and C. Bellaryle.
Counts—btrogonoriF, PAM, Palty, and Pergen.
Baroas—Nolcken sod De Rolle.
&roods Nokke,
Sirs—H. Clark, J. Earner, R. Nepean, J. W. Anderfan. W .
Jame', H leraekey, T. Metcalre, B.Watfon, P. Willa, F. Hut-
welt, 'f. Trigg, J. Ord, J. Pulteney, J B. Burgas, J. Callinton,
L. Phipps, 'l'. M. Suttee, It, Flynn, C. Murpn, C. Res, S.

Cs rreli, 8, Head, A Grant, J. Deuslae, R. Berietey.j. 111,1 W '1
H. Dafhwood, J. Smith, C. Green, H. Dalrymple, J. Porta, F.
Wotan, I. Coto, O. Sher, H. Martin, J. Peeled, W. Bawd.
W. Henry, G. Leath, W. SeOtt, C. Green, J. Scabright, It Nagel,
J. Denew, W. Hill, G. Puwnall, sod W. LuOdngton.
Admirals—Gambier, Mitchell, Harvey, Haney, Murray,
Nu tent, Wonky. Patten, Rainier, and Berkeley.
Oenerals—Craig, Grofrenor, Hewett, Bullard, Cameroo,Cal-
aut. Delude, St. John, Simeoc, Balfour, Owynne, Cartwright,
Burton, French, Nigh, Mortice, Ward, Oakes. and Bromfield.
Colonels—Rook. Dcnew, Howard, Cbefter, Coninsham , Graf-
Jciikinfan, Beaumont, Anfell, Upton, Keating, Gordon,
Doughty, °rattle, Arnold, HalEy, Dawkins, Martin, Carew
%Varton, Eden, and Harmer..
Majors— Watfon, Leftwich, Dorrlen, Rawlinfon, SedAeld, and
De Convey.
Captains—Conyers, O'Brien. Weft, Foote, Alexander, Mori.
goo, N Nave, Durham, Murray, Gabel, Gray, Blackwood,
Gardner, 'mm y, Pamela, R.N. Murray, Wood, Upton, Berke-
ley, Worley, Yso, R. N. Martin, It. N. Melanins, Chambers,
Beyer, and Herbert.
Rev. Doetors—Oretton, Butler, Rennell, Villain, Legge, Bur-
ton, Glaffe, Campbell, Fiber, Mob.
Isleffscurca-Palmer, Gwy one, BiCtop, Jekyll, Mattawan:lg,
Diehards, Stanhope, Abbott, A Stanhope, Dick Won, Smyth,
C !nning, Folio, !quicken, 'Thornton, Laurel, Hutt, Parker, Van-
f mat, Knot, Bourne, Rote, Ward, Greenwood, Pole, Cult,
nelluffon, Herbert, Mum, Sheridan, Madden, Laws,
Malcolm, Penn, Weft. Dawkins, Hunter, C Smith, Windham,
and S Forbes, Winclicil, Hon.— Carleton, Collin, Rev. J Ho-
gan. Hunter. C Adams, Harding, Baguet, G Anion, W Hernea,
Stratton. Fuller. G Powell, Sibba, Hayes, Ogilvie, Walpole,
Grant, Cooke, Ferrari, Majeudie, Townfend, Macdonald, Hope.
wood. Travers, Barton, D Scott, Hale, and Ainfley.
Miltreffcs—Mainwaring, Canvas, Cheller,Orofvenor, Smith,
Yreemantle, Hopwood. Canning, M Sutton, Ramfden, Ponca.,
It Walpole, Anfell, Abbott, Herbert, Blackwell, Mackenzie,
Villiers, Malcolm, Wheeler, Helmer, Kota, Laurel, Mackenzie,
'Jabot and Robinfon.
Mires—Banks, two Harvey. Cabinets, Da&wood, Sablosoff,
Bob:awns, two Forbes, two Suttous, two Towurcods, Boulum,
Stubbing, French, and Vanfittarts.
The following are the numerous Prefentations to
her Mmssyy, which took place:—
Mr. Greenwood, the Army Agent, by General Calvert, the Ad-
jutant-Oen**
Marquis Wa'elley, on his return from India, by Vikoont Cef-
thrash.
The Rev. Dr. Rennet, en his being appointed Deaa of Ma-
cacao-, by the DAM of Chelter.
Vileount Lewilham, by his father, Bad Dartmouth.'
Counts Stronsonot and Pahlen, by Count Woromove, the Maw
Ambaffadur.
General Sablucoff, by the Mae; and his Lady, by Coontefs Wo-
nmzow.
Counters Minshms, by the Cocatefs Woronzow.
Dew. Jofeph Hogan. by Mr. Meinwaring.
tp gnat, Bakky, of the Royal Nary, by Admiral Berkeley.
Captain Teo, by Admiral Hervey.
Colonel Doughty, by Lord Carleton.
Captain Sir Henry Martin, by Captain Towry.
Sir Samuel Hood, by Vikount Hood, his Adler i and Lady Hood,
by the Hon. Mrs. Mackenzie, on their miiriage..,_
Couuu Palfrey and Persia, by the Imperial Agibalader.
Lady Cooper. by Vibountefs Mdbouro.
Lord Henkfield, as his Wog appointed Gold Stick, by Lord
Hawkefbery.
Counters Weitmcath, by the Conroe(' of Harrington.
C..416n, on his bang appointed Commillary Gene tai, by Sir
Brook Wadies.
Wainer Bagnell, EC,. M.P. by Earl Mereton
The itev. William Ham by the Rev. Dr.W.G.
Captain Chambers, by Colonel Obis
&brow.
The Dabs De Caßres, by Earl Moreton.
L7:4EDo Cabo, by Cowed. Haningtale.
:rt. and Mazelsionefs Lasgdowne, no tick modesuwue, to tide
Lard and Lady Cowper. by Loyd leiciesseen
bitib ilarciat. by Lady Barclay.
lord Dessally, by Earl Mormon.
Cotond Hueneme, as Oh arrival from trebled, &ruffed in a Qtr- I
titesenbir Clemeralb uniform, embroidered in fsiva.
Osiensi Mahe,, by the Honourable Mr. Poole.
by the Came& Haninstem,
by C.alesd Marrow.
Msettes, by kik J. Prafamq.
• Ilmhbleablity6eriXllEn
Capatba Peeta,
idomtionottfineEped Navy, by Lard IMlttrre.
Mr. bbesisesl4 by Ms hilbeedebs Clint Isms sit Os Escisequen
IdessmasoCelisd elbed Dallussr..
TM Laid Now at Obayeels. Os Rev. Mr. Oa,
*ad iliasiltAsiey, es Ode food appaisumMa
Mr. O. helm soh brie elf bar Rbjety.ss blegibis• fail.
Mr Mr.and Mm Hearnead (kw MI6 Dm& bur a MAW
Haws* es Oar Marriaye,by Mr. adMr
Sly *Num and Lady Marry, oo coming alb* deli.
Admiral Rainier, as M reruns from tadia.
Earl and Cumuli Clammy. abd the Mem safs French, their
daughtet, meaning to tide title.
The Court did not dole till pall five o'clock; and,
it was with fume difficulty her MAJESTY, and the
remaining company, could pals through the rooms,
it being dark, and it not being etiquette to ufe candles
at Court. His Majesty was not prefent, owing,
we underhand, to his eyes not being iirong enough
to bear the fatigues of a crowded Court. We are
happy to fay his Majesty enjoys excellent health.
The Prince's of Waxes, we are lorry to fayi was
prevented from being at Court to pay her re'peas to
her Majesry, owing to het Royal Highnefs being;
confined with a revere cold. His Majestt fent on
Saturday to inquire after her health.
The LORD CHAN cassoß, and Mr. ERSII,III, Chan-
cellor to the Prince of Watts, were prevented from
being prefent at Court; the former by the late lofs
of hi: Gan, and the latter by the lots of an amiable
and beloved wife.
The Drawing-room was more numeroufly attended
than was expo fed, as Parliament was not lifting,
and London thin of company.
The Duke and Duchefs of Yost came in Rate to
Court at a quarter paft three o'clock. The Duke
was attended by General Da BUDS, Colonel and Cap-
tain UPTVII. The Duchefs was attended by Lady
Asa SMITH, and Mr. Sr , who conclutted her
Royal Highnefs by her right arm. The Colditream
Regiment of Guards band, who were on duty in the
Palace Yard dreifesl in new Rate uniforms, played
from the time of their entering the Palace Yard till
they entered the Court.

I,A DIES DRESSES.
THE QUEEN.
Wnre 'n entire puce coloured velvet petticoat, with a rich gold
embroidery, oak and acorn border at the bottom, with acorn taf-
kis. On the right Ede a long range of drapery to correCpead, with
a gold act conbridery, to cover the border of oak and acorn bou-
quets. On tie left Chart drapery of the fame, en point. The
whole drawn up with large gold acorn talfels with cords and rich
trubroidcred ti.iws en the pocket hole% A puce coloured velvet
sad gold mantle, richly imam-Died wttb gold vandyke tringe and
tnnintiog.