Star.
London, England, 1805-07-13 00:00:00

IV4tfrid,tt INfILLIOEATCL

MAUI THIS DAY.-.-Wlnd kortliertyd
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This morning arrived a Mail from New York and
Halifax, brought to Falmouth by the Prince Emelt
packet, in tst days paffage from the latter place.
Par ZIICII, JOLT to.—Since my tall the Prince of
Wales regular tin (hip, TARAWA*, failed for Lon+
&It ; and the Good Intent, of Dartmouth, Tusr.
usu., from Guernfey, with Raves, for Cork.
Pzvuottrn, JULY t t.—Came in the Hamburet
galyacht Jeffrow Anna, Captain G. Swartz., with
bale goods, from Tonningen, bound to Gilboa, de -
tamped by the Hero privateer ; and the Pruffian brig
Jonge Onne Peters Brouwer, Captain Ryan, from
Bourdeauz, with brandy, bound to Embden, detain-
ed by the Lord Nelfon privateer; failed the CAROL...
of 16 guns, and Wasp, of 16 guns, on a crnize.—
Wind N.E.
POLTSMOUTH, JULY 2.—Arrived the Mourne
armed tranfport, with the following tranfports under
convoy, viz. the Alert, Ifis, Hope, Commerce, Char-
lotte, and the Three Brothers, from Leith;
on gun veffel from a cruize, and the Profpero bomb
with a convoy from the Downs. The Zraaa bomb,
with three tranfports, are getting under weigh for
the EalLward.—Wind W. S. W.
DSAL, JULY 12.-.-Arrived the BLOODHOUND gots.
brig, from a cruize, and failed for Sheernefs.—Sailed
the Cycxurr !loop of war, on a cruize, off the
French Coall.—Came down from Sheernefs the
CONSTANT gun-brig, and remains in the Downs with
the ref of the !hips as per tall. Several !hips are jut
round the South Foreland working into the Downs,
fuppofed to be part of the Leeward Mend Fleet.—
Wind Northerly.
YARMOUTH, JULY 12.--Yefterday evening paled
through thefe Roads under convoy, a fleet of mer-
chantmen, from the Baltic. Arrived here from Nor-

way, the John, Caarsa ; Ceres, Laws ; and front
Memel, the Memel, Baowu Mailer. Arrived the
CORMOILAST sloop of war, Captain STEWAIT, from
cruize off Heligoland, and has brought in with her
two prizes, viz, one with fled, and the other with
lead. Arrived the SNIPS. Lieutenant CHasivios,
from a cruize. The (hips of war here are the Roe-
buck, of 44. guns ; Penelope frigate; Cormorant and
Mut-quit° floops ; Snipe gun brag r and Hunter cut-
ten—Wind N.E.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRA aaaa ND Jura, ra.—Paffed by the Forthude, Angell;Hope and Anchor, Lyderfon; Crown Prince, —; Inliada.
.-- • Fortuna, Hendee= ; Spes Fides, Lawlor'; Lawrence and
Mar, Miller • and the Trilnitc, Coulfon, from Norway; WO-
behnina, Babott, Prom Pillau ; Hebe, Oxley ; Harnbro' Bork
Herwedge; and Charlotte, Bennett, from Tonningen ; Hoppa;
Baker, from Stockholm; North Star, Venner ; and the Dredger,
Mostow, from Stettin; Kennett, Alexander, from Vareil ; He.
raid, White ; February, Evers ; Otam,Scay.mb ; end the Grapier.
Guts, from Datitzie ; Neptunes, Hoop, from Poppenburg ; Ge-
neral Elliot, Headley ; sod the Chriftiana, Andcrfon, from Me-
mel. Sailed the Caroline, Peters ; and the Defence, Reynolds, for
Stockholm.
Attar's° —Off the Lizard, Polly, Cont, from New York-.At
Liverpool, Rofe, Jenkins, from Ncw Orleans; and Quebee, Ar-
mand, from Quebec—At Dublin, Ann, Jamairon, from Jamaica
—At Helvoet, Port Mary, Purcell, from Charletton—At New.
foundland, Prickle, Fcrd, from Dartmouth ; Lark, Norton, from
Liverpool ; Commerce, Britton ; Minerva, Brißow ; and Snake.
Aldis, from Pooh—At Botany Bay, Aleander, Moody, from
London.

The Argo, Baden, from London for the South Seas, arrived at
Rio Janeiro on the 19th of March. The Brltilli Tar, of Landon,
was at Port Prays on the nth of January.
The Charming Kitty, of London, is alto arrived at Rio Jand-
d4dre with only 42 tons of oil, the Captain and (eventlCß having

The Maria, &Imeldalle, from Dartmouth for Newfoundland, b
loft near Ferryland.
In addition to the number of daring salons exe-
cuted by &kith bravery. we have to relate one per-
formed by the Second Lieutenant, and part of the
crew of the WILANGLII gnn•velfel, commanded br
Lieut. Jolts PITTIT The WaMIGLIIII was crus-
fing off Boulogne, and perceived a Hoop lying under
the batteries, ready to fail on the lint convenient op.
portunity ; the Commander of the Waanot.sa pro.
poled attempting to cut her out, and was immedi-
ately feconded in the projel by his fecond in command
and a brave let of fellows, fufficient to man the long
boat ; they punted off almolt as loon as the (acme
was formed, and in a (bort time reached their °Nee.
—They were challenged by the 'loop's centinel, to
whom they paid no attention, but running the boat
alongfide, immediately boarded. The Frenchmen,
when they faw our gallant countrymen on the deck,
took direCtly to a boat lying alongfide the floop, and
made the belt of their way towards the More, leav-
ing only their captain on board. We are happy to
announce that the floop was brought out fafely, with-
out the flightek injury to any one, though a very
heavy fire was kept up from the batteries. The prize
was laden with provifions, and is arrived at Ramf-
gate Pier."

A letter from Madrid of the 3111 May, in the Pa•
tif Papers, fays, " Mr. Moment, the American Am-
balTador Extraordinary to our Court, for the purport'
of treating on the fubjeft of Louifiana, and other im-
portant object►, departed 1, om hence on the zath init.
for London, on his way home. It is reported that he
has not fucceeded in his million." _ _

The bringing before the public fo glorious an
achievement as that performed by thole Heroes
Captain Maitland and Lieutenant l'eo, could not fail
of proving highly gratifying ; and a finer yeprefcn•
ration of it cannot be produced than the one now at
the Royal Circus, in the Fourth of June, or Muros
Bay, which has the advantage of having feveral
very interaing fituations end charaCters blended
with it ; the whole is received every evening, by a
crowded audience, with the louden plaudits. Imo-
gen, Princefs of Britain, is a prudution thoroughly
ettablifhed in public eltimarioo, and admirably fup-
ported by its numeious performers. Mils Giroux's
Imogen, Bradbury': lachimo, Roberts's Ponta:to%
and Makeen's Clown, deft

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thefe productions the Hari
makes a molt pleafing addii

ferve particular notice : to
rlequiaade of a Mogul Tale
ditton.

LINES
ON THE DEATH OF A Iliw-iTiNGALE, TERRIFIED BY A

OAT.

:tweet rAseek, thy coch.inting ftra'n
No more (hall pliztfe the rav4led car :
No mrre in grateful nunilo.r. from thy throat
Soft, lympathetie sidoC, !hall tlaat!
The roofs that wont to echo with thy fong,
lo kern to mourn thy abfent ts-k.e;
Thy cage's booth's, untenante4, recat
Thewotful image of thy cruel fall.
neu:!:.t, but thy lamented death, affusgc
The hurTry inigulfc of the rage?
l'a!e,in!erpofing by a timely fr;.tt,
In Death relkv'.... thee from the fearful fight.
Could not the beauty of thypfusbr (way
The monfler to relinqugh thee, hi, prey?
Yet allthy charms, Oh ! elLlcet
With the relenticfs f.e could nanht avail,
'1 by yoke, mild foother of the troubled breatt,
No mot.: ;hall modulate our minds to reit ;
Nor, when calm //,./par welcomes in the eve,
Shalt thou to Air thy plaintive cadence grieve;
When fambrou night protrudes her tacit gloom,
tier ftillio fs e'er reminds us of thy as.
Bereft of thy lov'd Laraforty and are,
Lifckfs thou list eft in our ruswy :
Each day, revolving thro the varied year,
Thy grave 101 l m,iilcn with the frier'! i tear.
Peace to t! y Made invlolge repofc,
While fur thy fake the dew of Pity tows !
The lifirje, ingratitude. this tribute pays,
And rkowlefr relies praife thy tniefal lays! a a.