Star.
London, England, 1806-04-29 00:00:00

WAUTICAL Pv4TELLIOtNet.

MAILS THIS DAY.,—WInd S. W,
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COPENHAf3tH, APRIL I9.—A (Mall French COY-
vette, of I ur pins and twenty men, has taken font-
Englith me•chant veltels in the tlorth Seat, and let •
their crews aflinre in Norway. Two Swedith rut-
ter:, lying in lielangor, got under fail on the 16th.
but were obliged to lay to again for want of wind.—
Some mailers of private vrffelr report Chit a vi-lent
cannonade has been heard in Skoggereek. and they
alto faw a Dutch fhip of the line between Skogen and
Norway. According to every account, u: Court
remains firm in its determination to mai.ltain its neu-
trality.
Parasites, APRIL 26.—This morning arrived the
brig Shannon, of Yarmouth, DANIELS, from London,
with fundries,,for Limerick: alfo the Diana cutter
privateer, Captain WHITE, from Weymouth, where
(he fent in a prize.
FaLstouva. APRIL 26.—Arrived the Helmer"
(loop of war, from Cork, with a fl:et under convoy;
Dann galliot Anna, Captain Hamsnir, from Bay-
onne, for Copenhagen; and the Danifh brig Africa,
Captain S , from Africa, for Altona, b .;h
detained by the Hero privateer; alfo the American
(hip Melpomene, Captain BADNRY, from New York.
bound to Amfterdam, detained by the Pettey priva-
teer. A (loop of war from Portfmouth, with leveret
veltels under convoy bound to Quebec, appeared ME
this port : this day the velfels came into port, and thei
(loop of war returned to the ealiward. Wind N. E.
Psymourn, APRIL ry.—Came in the SAN Pear,
of 112 guns, from the Channel fleet ; American brig
Ezra ar:d Daniel, Captain HALL, from Baltimore,
bolind to Amllerdarn, laden with fugar, Ecc. detained
fall night by the Cut , 0f.36 guns ; Reward,'
Captain TYAcE, from Oporto, fall from Faint• ugh,
with wines ; a French Chalfe Maree, prize to the
P frigate ; LADY WARREN, of 14 guns, honk
a cruize, and failed again without anchoring:

Dublin
Waterford

PORTSMOUTIFI, APRIL zB.—Arrived the Earl Howe
EaII Indianian, and feveral other outward boy id
valets, from the Downs. The outward bound Weft
India fleet will fail from hence on Wcdnetday next,
if the wind is fair. Wind N. E.

DEAL APRIL 28—Sailed la STBILLP frigate, for
Plymou;h; CIMIZER floop of war, and the Bo t.o gun
brig, for the French coaft ; SAtAGE floop of war, for
Cork; Union and Milford Ealt Indiamen, and feveral
other homeward bound 'Oils, for the River. Ar-
rived the PecissLrre, and feveral other gun brigs.
from the Weftward, and failed again for the French
coact. Came down from the River, the Swift raft
India pilot veffel, with the Royal Charlotte and the
Marquis of Wellefley Eaft Indlamen, which remain in
the Downs, with the rat of the (hips as per latt. !'he
Davarrarion bomb has a fignai flying for a convoy
to the Weftward. The chip Rodin, under American
colours, laden with rum, tea, &c. from New York,
bound to Bremen, is detained and fent into the Downs
by the Fultloos gun brig; alto a dogger, laden with
(agar, coffee, rice, tobacco, &c. ( Haroburgh property),
detained by the Mortally gun brig.—Wind N. E.

YARMOUTH, APRIL 28.—Sailed on a cruize the
Q2assc frigate, ORESITIS and Svaaaow. !loops of
war. Sunday P. M. arrived the Fazcom armed
Blip with a convoy for the Baltic, and remain wind
bound. Seven more Pruffian rails are arrived this
morning, fent in by the North Sea cruizers. Remain
in the Roads the Stately, Admiral RUSSIILL ; Roe-
buck, Admiral DOUGLAS ; Diftator, Ruby. and
Agincourt; and feveral (mall cruizers. Wind N. N. E.

The Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty have
appointed Mr. R. DIDHAN, (of the Survey O(6ce,
Chatham Dock Yard), Puffer of his Moiety's floop
SH LORNE t, fitting at Portfmouth. •

The George. from Barbadoes for Liverpool, has
been 101 l on the Wand of Berbnda, with a valuable
cargo of fugar and coffee. There wa• a party of in.
valid, of the 9oth regiment on board, one of whom
was drowned.

Davao-Lars TKIATIM—Laft night Mr. Bat•
sitsvea had, what he fo well deferves, a crowded
Theatre for his Benefit. Never have we witneffed a
more numerous or brilliant audience. The new En-
tertainment of the Invplr Girl, which followed the
Gamogrrr, was full of humour s the principal part
(confining of a perfonification of various characters)
was well adapted to the verfatility of Mr. Baer-
mll7'll/74 talents, which we have rarely feen difplayed
with more fuecefs. The Piece was received with
univerfal approbation.
A duel was to have taken place on Saturday after-
noon, at Wormwood Scrubbs, between a Surgeon in
the Army and a Gentleman refiding in Harley-area.
The parties met, with their friends ; but information
of the affair having been given to the police, the of-
ficers of junk° made up to them while meafuring the
ground, and pot an end to the bufinefs.
Assize or BREAD.—This day the Lord Mayor,
after infpeering the Returns, ordered the price of
Bread to be continued the fame as hit week.

Many fpend half their lives in legacy hunting, and
a deal of money too in the purfuit, without ever
gaining fixpence. For one fiftieth pact of the ex-
pence fo often incurred on this frnitlefs fptculation,
and in lefs time than one month, will a multitude of
individuals acquire, not trifling legacies, but com-
fortable fottunes, from that opulent Scheme of ad-
venture, which commences drawing next Monday
fc'nnight. Boi let the hunters after 'hi.; wealth re.
member, that they mill be early in !iv field of ad.
ventu-:, or they will be very fp:Ally ;brown out in
the chase.

On Monday, the lath of Kir, the Grand State
Lottery will commence drawing, and the Schema
will be /Mind, on perufal, to be rich and interelling
beyond precedent, containing fix thoufand three hun-
dred and four Prizes, from t,l. to 2 y,oool. each. The
Tickets and Shares are felling at the prefent low
prices in a great variety of Numbers by W. H. Da-
niel and Co. Store Brokers, at their Licenfed Stets
Lottery O;F:e, No. 3, Pope's Head-alley, Cornhill,
London, which Sands re-eminently dittinguitheu,
for felling and (hating Capital Prizes ; particularly
as the-only office that ever fold two Twenty Tholle
Land Pound 1,, izes, drawn in one day.