Star.
London, England, 1807-03-07 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLiGENCE.

PENZANCE, MARCH 3.—Since my Jail the I) inifh
brig Eneigheden, .'r,undal, Capt. Jokc N MAI x
put in here from Cadiz, in dillrefs, making horn lour
to five feet water in the hold ; her carg ,J
'wine and ht andy, for Portfmouth, Newcastle, & -.
Allis a Spanith chaffe maree, laden with u inr. &r.
prize to la Pomona, off Bilboa : nlbo, the Charlotte,
of Emfworth ; the Yeomans Glory, of Teigism,oth ;
the Joleph, of St. I vec ; the Eleaurr, of Macomb;
the lnduilry, and the Iletley, of Fow:y ; the Rose,
And the Good Intent, of Bidiford ; Mat y, and
the Elizabeth, and the Grace, of I).rtmotth ; the
Grape, and the Mary, of Bidiford ; the Amelia ani
the Laura, of St. Ives ; the Friend's Defirr, the Net •
Ile, and the Succefs, of Lone ; the Peggy, of Br iflol
and the Thomas and William of f lymotith,
moll of which are wind bound.

FALPAnUTH. MARCH 2.—Arrive e Prefidert.
Lynch, from London, bound to 'he Cale :
Rambler, Williams, from Lordon far J.onaicsi ;
Choice, Clark, from ditto, for St. Kitts; FLcx•u y,
Trenery, and the Biddeford, Brokenfhir:, from Lon-
don.—Wind N. E.
MARCH 3 —Arrived His Majelly's (hip Difpatch
from the Edward, to take charge of the (hips lying
here boundlo Gibraltar, Portugal, &c his Majelly's
fhip Childers, being ordered back to P )rtfmouth.—
Wind N. E.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH d th: Brlierephon,
of 74 gun', to join the Channel Fleet; Caroline, of
1.t4 guns, to Mounts Bay, to rel'eve a floop of war,
now on that Ration ; Argo, Captain Abrams, for
Cork ; Atlas, Captain Godfrey, ditto.
I MARCH 4.—Came in the Eleatic'', Jtckfon, from
iStinderland.—Sailed, the Philomel of 18 gonr, and
! the Moline, of 24 guns, on a crilize; the Difpatch,
of :8 guns, called (11. this port this m 'rning, and
tailed again to the IVeliward, having ben joined by
the Sharpfltonter, and another gun brig: Savage, of
' t 8 guns, for Cork, with a fleet under convoy ; Ma-
iiners, Dale, and Simon, Cock, for the IVeli ; to
join the thet now off the Sound, Inf. the Eaflward.—
Came in the Cockatrice of 18 guns, from the Ealt-
ward.

MARCH g.—Sailed the Achille, of 74 guns, to join
the fleet off Rochefort ; and American fhip Cora,
Capt. Mooney, for Baltimore.

Cows!, Matters s.—His Majefly's armed brig
Cockat, ice, James Balderlion, Eli!. Commander, has
fent to the Cullom honk at this p..rt, a large Imug.
filing cutter, called the Lively, rf Alderney, laden
with 20 pipes of fpir its and 2500 lbs. weight of to. •
bacco, in final' packages, which he fciz:d dole on
the (bore of DOriitilliTC.
WIYMOTOTH, MARCH s.—The Profperity bye boat,
Captain Ahlfbor y, from this to Alderney, lately fell
in with a French privateer of confiderable force. Like
a true Briton he bore down on fur and gave her a
broadlide, at which bold manoeuvre, the Frenchman
thought it expedient to Iheer off, although the Prof-
perity mounted only four guns and two fwivels ;
Captain Ayl(bury has thus faved his cargo, confining
of provilions for the garrifon, and air) feveral pal-
fengers fri m the coutines of a French prifon. Many
veffels have arrived from the Eaftward.—Wind N.E.
DOVER, MARCH 6.—Palled by here this day the
(hip Hardware, of and from New York, bound to
Amfterdam ; alto the (hip Apollo, of and for Ham-
burgh, Captain Walters, from Charleftown. A large
American fhip is off here coming in next tide, with
' lois of her anchors and cables, and two pumps going.
Wind W. N. W. and moderate.
DEAL, MARCH 6.—Sailed through the Dowrs
yefterday after poft, the Eliza, Fitzgerald, for New
Providence. Arrived this morning his Majelly'l:
(hips Molquito and Bruizer, from a ctuize, and failed
again immediately. Arrived alto his Majefty's (hips
Firm, Railleur, and the Sea Gull, from a cruize,
and remain in the I)nwns with the (hips as per fall
and the Eliza, Hughes, from St. Michaels, for
London.—Wind W. N. W.
GRAVESEND, MARCH 6—Paired by the Antubella, Lunn;
Count Spemberman, Rotenhurg ; Two Brother. ; Wattfwol.l .
and the Friendfchap. Hamloek, trout Norway. Sailed the Ronan.
Le litofquett, for Baltimore:

OaAroato.—The feleCliun of lel night was jurli-
cious.at.d attraCtive, Meidarnei BLAND and SSE`,
were .both abfent, but DICKONI and Signora
Crt tGLIETTI charmed the audience into apj robe ion
Ntils• Mciast.t.'s Colicerto was delightfnl.
in September 141 k Come lktifflan tailors, 'vim bad
been captured in the North Sea by a French trig a.e.
were handed at Greenock ; one of them was ill of
infeetious fiverof which he died.. The family sv'tli
whom.he lodged,• and :others conneeled %kb then.,
caught the fever, andleveral djed. The Dirators nt
ihs .11nflian White Sea•Companv in St. Peterfburgll,
hearing ofthis,:have remitted :oh to be difiributed
among tbe. furviving• fufferers. .
A yntmg man of the name of KErrti met his death
in the.f.atk, on Thutfday, by over-exerting himfelt,
whilff conning a race, for a tiitling wager, with at.
acquaintance. The parties were to perform
yards; and.it was in the. Lail 5o yards that • KE11•41,
who was an.apprent ice in Poland•lfreet,..fektiown and
expired, having buritatlond veffel: • • •
.Inqueffs were held at the fign of the I oidnn
' Holpttal, Whitechapel, on Thutfday evening, -on
' the bodies of W. Anderfon, fix years of age, and
another boy, who died in the London the
fit confequence of a cat getting into a capboaed,
and overfetting a bowl of broth, which fell upon
his temple ; the other having one of his hinds I.it'•
rated, as he was attending a cotton milt Itt
which produced his death.-•-• The Jury teturned vet-
did: of Accidental-Death. • • •

SitocKino nits.--About five O'clock—yiefli.ttlav
morning, a fire broke oat -at the fign of the Globe,
in St,. Saviont's-Chorch yard, Southwark; which
totally &limped the fame. 'lt is Paid to 'have 'been
occafioned by a fnuff of candle droppeclinlhe'ba-,
which communicated to come lonic p.tpers. Sh:iapid
was the comic of the dal-naive flames, that it *at
with the uttnoll difficulty. Mr. Sims (the landlord)
and his wife efcaped their fury : and we are lorry t‘t
add, five lodgers, viz. a Mrs. Burrows and her chip.
a plumber and his wife, and a waggoner, fell a pre;
to their fury. One man, on the full alarm, efcaped
over the tops of the houles, and found fhelter in an
adjacent public.hottfe (the Twelve Bells). The pie
mifes of Meffrs. Hinchcliff and Goodhall were
ttroyed. . Mr. Hunt, a butcher, in the Hie,h.ifire•J
had his honfe much damaged, and his traugh:a .
houfe defiroyed.

110.11 E CIR C UIT.

HERTFORD. MARCH 5.

This morning Mr. pilice HItATH arrived and read
hi: Commilrion for h !ding the Affixes for this court.
tr. There were fix miles entered for trial:of which
only the following was of any importance t