Star.
London, England, 1807-05-01 00:00:00

No XVU.

" On board the li-OY. Al. GRORat, Feb. 28,1807.
" Vice Admiral Sir J. 'l'. Duckworth, to give a
further and much more convincing proof of his re
pugnance to do injury to private perfons, has deter.
mined to fend back to the Sublime Porte, acrd confe•
quently to releafe all thae its fubjeas which he sook
yeflerday in the at of committing hoflilities againfl
him. Whets the Sublime Porte mall reflal upon thi,
generous conduit, it will be hardly neceffary to in
_rite it to compare it with that which bas been holden
pwith refpedt o tAe five Englifhmen taken under a
flag of truce. • very motivepf humanity and juttice,
in fhort, every .. i otive of common fenfe, fhould induce
the Sublime Porte not to hefitate to follow the cr•
ample, which, in far different cii cumftances, has Leen
(hewn by the Vice Admiral ; and, confequently, he
will not allow himfelf to entertain the leaft doubt,
that the men belonging to his fquadron, who have
been fo improperly detained, will, on this occafion at
leak be, immediately returned to their frigate.
" In expalation of this as of juflice, the Vice
Admiral has the honour to allure the Sublime Porte
,of his molt dillinguifbed confideration. (Signed)
811 .1. T. DUCKWOILTH."

CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH to.
We know now to a certainty why the Englifh
fleet met with fo little refiflance in palling tie liar•
dandles. Eye witneffes affure us, that the ports, al-
ready in a ba4.flate, were dearoyed by the firft dif-
charge of their own guns, which were badly placed,
and extremely large in the bore, tome of them car-
rying baits of marble 90 pounds weight. The new
works upon which they have been labouring thefe
three weeks pall are not yet completed. When the
Englifh paired the Dardanelles the fecond time, they
found thefe batteries much more formidable than
they were at firfl—a corvette and a brig, loaded
with ammunition, were funk, but we are unacquaint-
ed with the damage fuftained by the tell of the Eng-
lifh fleet, upon its return from before Conftantinople.

VIENNA, APRIL it.

We read in the Court Gazette of this day, that
the Ruffian General Mayendorf, having received a
confiderable reinforcement, has re-appeared befure
Ifmail ; that feveral gun boats had arrived there
upon the Danube, and more were expeeed ; that the
army under General Michelfon had obtained fome
advantages over the Turks, in the environs of Daya
and Dorpoth, and had of courfe advanced—that
great preparations were making for fitting out vef
fel: in all the Roffian ports in the Black Sea, and
that the Duke de Richlieu and Count Langeron had
left their Governments to join General hlichelion's
army.

Great as is the aftivity difpla.yed by candidates for
new 'eats in Parliament, it will be at leal}equalled,
this day, by that of candidates for the immenfe
wealth, which Fortune will diftribute during to.mor-
row's drawing of the Lottery. The Prize alone to
the very Firit Drawn Number, amounts to a larger
Cum than many a conteQed eleEtion coils. But as
not one of the fevers' larger floating Capitals is yet
drawn, the built, this day, to buy up every pur-
cbafable Ticket and (bare, will undoubtedly be great
and general.

A perfon, aged 36, had a fmall Scrophulons Ul-
ceration in her hand, giving her much pain ; it then
broke out in her wrist, both her fhoulders, and her
knee, each Ulceration difcharging much, and not dif-
poled to heal ; it then affeeted her right elbow ; and
thefe ulcerations, with a difpofition to general debi
lity, fhefuffered for twelve years. Her knee washealed
in the Worceßer Infirmary, and the experienced tome
benefit while a patient for a short time in St Baribolo-
mew's Hofpital, where the made application for the
benefit of STILEBUIT'S PATENT ANTIECORBUTIC
.Thrors, at the Difpenfatory, No. Is, Soho-ft:pare,
London. By the application of the Drops for fix
months, her ulcers gradually healed, the regained
her Ilrength and appetite. It is now a twelvemonth,
and the remains perfeCtly well. Any information of
the above fat may be obtained at, No. 9, Duke's
Court, Dairy Lane, Louden.

LAI, INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, APRIL 30.

Tilt KING V. HAVRE.

---
The defendant, Richard Hawke, otherwife Hug-
gan, was brought up to receive the judgment of the
Court, having been convilted at the 'aft Affixes for
Lancafler, of affaulting and °Whaling Come Reve
nue Officers in the execution of their duty.
Mr. Serjeant COCKLI, in the abfence of the Attor-
ney General; appeared for the profecution, and ob.
ferved, that as the cafe was mat ked by no particular
traits of aggravation, and as the defendant had been
confined fume the IA Affixes, he ffiould not profs
for a (evert judgment.
The Court ordered the defendant to be imprifoned
one month in Lancaller Gaol.