Star.
London, England, 1806-05-14 00:00:00

LONDON.

• WEDNESDAY, MAY 14.
Vain OE STOC3Cs 111111 DAY AT ONP. O'CLOCK:
Cookie, for names, looli—for ace. iot—Omniunt sii.
Erciseq.-Bilb. ar Is. prom
PR iCh OF STOCKS TEETER DAY.
Rank Stock ao9l toe , Imperial Ana,/
3 per Cent. Red Ann. 393 Irint s per Coot. SH .
; per C Conf.-Se/ft ' Itacheincr IN* per 1 24. pre.
4 per Cent. 77} 711 n Ornainee tai preen.
s per Cent. Nary 934 k End Tickets sok Sa
Long Ann. 17 3 irt Cad. for acc. bc II
Inds* Bonds, is. prem. _

Levers of Marque are to be immediately granted
againk Prufflan, Bremen, and Pappenburg veircls.

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An order arrived at Stettin on the 29th ult. to pre-
vent Swedith vefids from clearing out. Several were
there.

The. SUDDEN. DEATH, tender to his ig--...,olefty!s Ihip
PALLAS, has arrived at Plymouth with the flags and
balls that were taken a few days ago on French
Terra Firma by our brave tars, as mentioned in nor
paper of Monday. Ehe cargo of this (mall veffel
corals of the fpnil of (even Signal Towers which
were all deßroyed with the adjoining honks and dot.
Telegraphs. The crew of the PALL*, had sill))
fkirrnik with fume French troops which they beat off.
When the SUDDEN DEATH left the P , they
were about to attempt to cut out about twenty fail
of veilels, with a gun brig their convoy, that were
lying at anchor under the wins of a battery, and it
is expefted they will Iti.c.ceid in the attempt.

We have received.
Paris papers to the 7th. and
Dutch to the 1 tth inft.
The whole of the kingdom of Naples, with the ex-
ception of the fortrefs of Gaeta, has, it sppeary from
an Official Report, fubmitted to the French. Prince
Josar it, or, as he is now entitled, the King of Naples,
had arrived at Reggio, the extremity of his dominions
towards the South. A ('mall part of the Neapolitan
army is mentioned to have effeeted a paffage to Si-
cily i but as it does not appear that many of the
troops, nor any Officers of diftinaion, have been taken,
we may conclude that the greater part, if not the
whole, have reached that ;nand. The Official Re-
port, the great length of thich prevents us from in-
ferting it to-day, admits that upwards of fifty tranf-1
ports failed from Reggio for Meffina, as form as the
French troops made their appearance, a number cer-
tainly capable of conveying, for a few miles, a larger
army than 140,000 men, the fuppofed number of
the Neapolitan regulars.
Two of the Captains taken in the battle of Trafal-
gir„ Lucas and L'l IT, have been introduced
lo Navockoa, And gratioufly received. The praifcs
bellowed on them were mixed with infinuations
againft others, whole condua is to be feverely invef
tigated. Nothing further is laid of VI LLLLL uvs's
death. (For the extrads, fee the neit page.
trench funds 62 and a frattion.

The Eaft India Fleet failed froth St. Helen's yef-
terday, but the wind falling fisort, was obliged to
bring to again.
Yefterday a Court of Dircilors was held at the Eaft
India Houle, when a number of letters, received by
Itwo overland packets in the courfe of the day, were
read; they confirm the intelligence of the Treaty of
Peace having been altually concluded with Scindia,
and (late that Holkar bad fent, on the 23d Decem-
ber, Vakeels into camp, to Lord Laat, entreating
for terms; and it was imagined all differences would
be fpeedily adjuffed, and an immediate peace enfne.
The letters advifing this important event, are dated
the 29th of January.
The Admiral Gardner, from London, is arrived
at Madras. The 27th of November, in let. 6. 4. long.
, 93. 25. Eaft, the fell in with a French privreer of 3z
guns, which the engaged for two hours, and beat her
off; the chief Officer of the Admiral Gardner, and
Come others, are wounded.

The following are the inte refling particulars :
lISTRACT 0? A LITTZt 111011 CAPTAIN tALTWILL, OP TNt
ADMIIAL OARDNat, TO JOIN woougoal, asp;

" Fort St. George, 7tb Dec. tgos.

I write °valeta to inform you of our fafe arrival here on the
eth init. We failed from St. Helena an the Isth of September
with the Lady Calllereagh, with whom we ported on the 27th of
November, in lat. 6. 4. N. long. 93. 25. B. and on the following
morning from the malt head, law a ihip bearing aft, which we
judged to be the Lady Caltleresgh, and at twenty minutes before
nine A. M. from the deck, faw a (hip fteering down upon us. I
cleared thip for anion, and made a private fignal, but finding the
did not anfwer it, took in aU my (mall falls, traced up the boarding
tntting, and hove to. T:drty.five minutes pall nine A. M. king
within 0101 Mot, ihe /wilted French colours, and fired a fhot,
which we returned with a beoadfide, and el.ntinued engaging until
Is min. yolk tt, A. M. when Me bore up and made fail to the
S. S. W. Her aim was to difable our malts and rigging, which Ote
aecomplifhed ; our lower malts, bowfprit, and main top malt arc
damag..d, the main top malt I have Otifted here; leveret of the
lower throwds and top matt rigging a good deal cut ; in our hull
we received (tetra! Mot, but not materially to damage us. From
the report of a Frenchman ,on board whom I Ihlpped at St Helena,
and who formerly belonged to her, learn that me is la Jeunc
Adele privateer, of 32 guns. What damage the fuftained is In pof-
fible to fay, but be kept his veffel before the wind until daft, and
I the nett morning the difappeared.
n I received all poffibk (upport from my Officers, Cadets, and
Up...company, whore coodufi was cool,fteady, and fpirited, every
one appearing zealous in the curie. My Chief Officer was feverely
wounded. but no life was loft. I enclofe a lift of the wounded, vis.
o Mr. J. Yarn°, Chief Officer, feverely wounded.

" Mr. Lova, Nlidiliiptnan, ditto.
EPAANIUL PITCR. Seaman, ditto.

WILLIAM SIC CV, and Jonn M DOLIGALL, &OW.

may wolioded.
CIA* LTA OR RV, TUCIII A ICI R and alma Lalcare, karma
Vghttl."

e following additional Shipping Intelligence was
&Co received yeilerday

" Bombay, tctb January, do&

" The Ganges, norfelblre, and Warren Haftinp, were at Pe-
nang sath November. The Phi:roll, Preflon, and Ceylon, were
arrived at Columbia, from Calcutta, and the Earl Camden from
Penang ; the latter was to give convoy to the former PI this place,
and we look fur them hourly.
The alp from Madras and hence, are to go to Europe under
convog of the Tremendous m ‘a of war."

MADRAS Gaa.pres, Nov. 2 1805.—0 n Thurlilay
10 arrived in the knack hi. Mllefly's Mips Ataioa,
Sce tilt!, and CuLtootw, the latter hearing the fig
of lk Excellency Rear Admiral Sir EDWARD P►t-
LFw, Bart. , .

MADRAS, DPC. iR, I flO5 —By the arrival at the
Piet:Jenny Catt. %VAT citS. late Of.alle nap RlbUll,
we learn the follo%ing partietilms el-I:wiling the cap-
tme r•fthree.fine and valuable flips in the upper part
of the Bay. by. Capt. Su ItCOO FF, in the French brig
privateer. Caroline, mounting ten 33 pounder Cairo.
wades, and.two long 12 pounders.
Capt. &MCDUFF, whilli attiring off the ifland of
Chedoba, between the isth and 17th ultimo, fell in
with and.captured thc (Lip Waldegrave. Capt. Mac
tarLawcs, Irmi China, bound to calcutta, and the
ildp*ommerze (Captain's name not arcertained) from
the Well Coati di Sumatra, alio bound to Calcutta.
The Commander+ of there Chips wn:e put on board
an Ametican vetTil, bound to Bengal. On the 4th
intl. Succour; fell in with, and captured the chip
Robufl.Capt. WATras, from Calcutta, after a chace
to the N. W. of thirteen hours. He fell in with her
the day after the left the pilot, at which time four
other (hips were in fight, viz. the Coromandel, Tay,
Lady Leith. and Eiira. There (hips left Calcutta in
company with the gob" and owe their ercape from
the enemy to the fuperior failing of that chip, and the
liong chace (he gave him in confequence. Captain
WATERSII/aS put on board a Portuguele vac!, and
landed from her at Pondicherrr, y.

CALCINTA, DEC 4.—We are lorry to Rate, that
Captain HAIG, of the Chip Melville, arrived in town
late left night, with the difagreeable intelligence of
the capture of that fhip, by the Bellona privateer, 'n
the .4th ult. only tour days after leaving the pilot. The
Beßona, it appears, has been ctuizing in the Bry for
font, time paR ; but it does not teem t.tat her fuccefs,
as yet, bas been great.
Captain HAIG arrived in the Prince of Wales,Cap•
tain Wise, which veffel had been alto captuted ab,,ut
twelve days ago ; Sot being in bailiff, and not deem-
ed of fuffictent v aue to be feet to the IN of France,
the was given up as a conveyance to the partners.—
. tender, belcoging to his Majeffy's fhip Cull .den,
with difpatches for Penang, was the only other prize
the had made : fhe, of courre, would be but of little
value, as we hope the slifpatches have been defltoyed
It is laid, that the Prince of Wales, although in bal
lift, bad on board a quantity of gold duff, to the
amount of Sicca tupees ay,oco, which fortunately has
been Coed, by being fecteted among the bailiff.
Captain HAIG fpeaks highly in favour of Captain
Praou is and his Officers, for the great attention they
received, while on board the Bellona ; indeed it is
Paid, that in order to accommodate them, the Offs.
cers had given them their own cabins, and orherwife
were very attentive and folicitous to make their cap-
tive Rate comfortable. We are happy to underffand
that the ataxia, with her valuable convoy, had not
left Saugor when Capt. HAIG arrived, who of conrfe
would give them the necelfary information. Captain
PIAOUD, it appears, is a Member of the Legion of
Honour, a mark of diftinelinn he received for his
gallant condo ti in taking the Lord Nelfon Indiaman
in the Englith Channel.

Yeflerday at twelve o'clock their Majesties and
the Princeffes arrived at the Qeen's Palace. from
Wincffor. and afterwards honoured Lady CH•ILLOTTS
FINCH with a vifit. In the evening they had a feted
party.

The Danifh Ambairador has lately had frequent
audiences of Mr. Fox.

At the private Levee at the Queen's Palace onWed-
nefday last, the Earl of DONOIJOIImme a kiffed hands,
on his king appointed one of the Joint Poilmaflers
General of Ireland. After the Levee his MAJISTT
held a Privy Council, at which hi. Lordihip was
fworn a Member. and took his feat at the Board ac-
cordingly.
Admiral Sir JAMES SIUMARKZ is arrived in town
from Jcrfey, and bad vellerday an interview with
Vifcount HOWICK, at the Admiralty.
Lieut. General F tOCK, who direas the derirt
for Recruits in the Me of Wight, has lately built an
elegant cottage at Cowes.
_

Lieut. General 1,-,cl CAVAN commands all the
Forces in the Me of Wight.
Captain Loss is appr•inted to commanJ the CAP-
TAIN, of 74 guns, at Portfinotttli.
A convoy will be provided to fail from Lcith
Roads for Archangel, on the 20th intlant.

LORD MELVILLE'S TRIAL—The Court wts on
commonly crowded ytflerday. The number of fpee-
tators was greater than on any day lince the corn-
mencemerrt of the trial, and the attendance of Per:rs
and Commoners sv,i not lefs than on the fuR day.
The number of Peer-cries was info very gre.tt.
Royal Diglintfs the Pri::ce of Wales, and all the
Royal Dukes, were prelim.
Lord Iststvir.t.ir apraret at his accultomed hut-
ation by eleven; and was followed by his Counfel
Meffrs. ADAM and PLUMER. Mr. PLUM, R opcned
the Defence about half pall eleven, and fpoke till
three. He concluded that part of his Ipeech which
relates to the ift, loth, and zd articles of impeach.
meat. The Court then adjourned till this day, when
Mr. PLUMP R returned the defence.

Lord Ms cvicca teemed yefterday in high fpi :i:: ,
and'converfed with fur:minding friends in his WWI
Rile of affability and gond humour.
The Coon will not lil to morrow, being Arcentian
Day. It is eapetted, however, that the Trial will
terminate nn Monday Peet. . .

•
COVINT Guam—Tim high cnim:ithin in which
the comic powers of MUNI)! Ale held by the town.
was Lad night entorle•clt. ',loved by the very bra
lent and nitmerons .oknil,Lsge entitycned at the he.
neat of this favottaie Con,,,lLitt, who prepared for his
friends a deledable emit in the Immourous comedy
of FO,/y as d Flits, a Atuticad ;Mean& of Catches
and Oleo; and the lauoable farce of Robas flood. 11