Star.
London, England, 1807-11-07 00:00:00

ARRIVED.

In the Downs' tl..e Narford, Sullen, from Oporto. At Liver-
pool, Margaret, Spaiden, from Oporto. At Cork, Carr, Barran,
from London. At Londonderry, Indußry, Walker, from Gotten -
burg. At Gibraltar, Mary, Taylor, from London. At Barba-
does, Governor Hodofon, from Newfoundland.
The Pelican (a Dane), from St. Domino to New York; the
For (a Swede), from ditto to Philadelphia ; the Venus (ditto),
from ditto to Baltimore, are detained by the Lark Snot) of war,
and fent into Jamaica.
The Brothers Return, of Georgetown, bound to Jamaica, is
taken and carried into St. Domingo.
The Trafalgar, Hayes, from New York, was taken the 27th of
July off Cape Francois.
The Mary, Gore, from Stockholm for London, is loft near
Londonderry.

The flooj, Anabella, of Greenock, from Glafgow
to Sligo, with coals, was wrecked on the 22d ult. in
Killallp Bay.
The fl lop Ann, Attvs, of Greenock, from Liver.
pool to Weapon, put into Holyhead, on the 24. h
ult. leaky.

Having received fome further intelligence refpeft-
ing the fate cf the Aeon s's crew, we infert them for
the information of our Readers :—lt appears that the
Argus miffed Rays and fell on board the privateer,
the crew of which, to fave their lives, boarded the
cutter from her bowfprit. In the fcufile five men
were killed and four wounded on board the cutter,
and a great number of the enemy killed and wounded.
Captain TURNER was feverely wounded in the arm.
The privateer funk alongfide the cutter, and the crew
of the Endeavour of Arundel, which the bad cap-
tured, together with four of her own crew went down
in her. Captain Twit NER, and the remainder of the
crew, are now in prifon at Dunkirk. .
The Danith fleet has been ordered to be added to
the lift of our Navy, and Letters of klatcjue were
I iffued yefierday.

The Duke of Susssz is on a vifit to the Duke of
ORLEANS at Hampton Court.
At COVFMT GARDEN Mils SMITH appeared la&
night in Juliet. She played admirably, and was ape
plauded throughout. The play was well call in all
its parts, and the performance experienced the molt
flattering approbation:
At Dietirr;Lans Lowe for Lowe was performed, in
which Mil. JORDAN, after a fecund fevere attack of
illnefs, appeared for the &ft time in the favourite
part of MO Frue. The enthufialtic and repeated
plaudits with which the was received nn her entrance,
fully atteft the fondnefs and admiration with which
this inimitable afire*s is cherifhed by the public.—
Russet. was Baum es,. sa's fubtlitute in -lien, and he
acquitted himfelf as ably of filch a talk as could be
i expeded, when treading in the footfteps of a perk.
mer fo favoured, and fo deferving of favour.—Mils
DUNCAN was admirable in Angelica, and the other
charaters were very ably fullained. The Houle was
remarkably fall .
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MONTHLTAq&KVITtIItAL RIIIMIT roaOcroace.
The feafon has proved highly favourable for wheat
lowing, the,railes through the month having attern.
pered both the &reef ley. and fallows fo as In work
equally well for the fied.—On the cold bills in the
(hires and op the Dosing in Sill'ex, the early town
Wheats have planted kindly.—The pn.duste of the
crop of bread corn is found great in all difiriOs, and
the markets have confequently been kept down final
large and militant fupplies.—Barley is idvasicing
in price by its riling in molt ciinnties'very fcantily
from the flail.—Clover-feed has been materially in.
jured in many parts by the wet weather, and old
feed has in confequence experienced a flart.—The lat.
ter lovnturnipshave not improved fo as to eornpenfate
in any material degree for the general lofs of the fire
plants, the whole of which, except a few thoufand
acres to which the patent prepared gypfum has
been applied in due time, were almoft entirelydeflroy.
ed by the fly. Thofe crops, both of the early and late
fowings, were however very luxuriant and, abundant
as were alto the artificial graffes which had been Ce
manured. The Cnle Seeds continue very thin, fi
that the chief reliance for fpring feed mutt be or
Tares and Rye, which fortunately promife to afftuf
abundance. Hay maintains the high prices of lal
month, and is not likely to be cheaper. Lean belt'
molt kinds has had a further declenflon, particulate/
cheep and lambs ; the latter, even South D.. 11
breed, not fetching • the laft year's prices by 61.0 f
7s. the head. Smithfield has had rather a (bad
lUpply of prime Beef and Mutton for the latt duce
weeks, which has therefore given the grazier mate
money for both articles.—Pig Pork is alfo advanced.
In Veal and Lamb there has been little or on vatic'
tion.—The Hop markets are a little briflcer ;—zhafe
for Wool are lower, with but little demand either Lot
long or !host fleeces.

W''-

IFErmorrni, Nolr.'

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On Monday the three companies. of Way-
giullth Volunteers 'had a grand field day, and in the
afternoon praeifed firing with hag 'tar tridge4. From
the very (battered Rate of thektargeta (orbit!' were
borne home in tririmph), they appear to have, many
excellent riflemen in their refpeOive companies.
Much praife is doe to Captains Fusin, Bowie,'
and Woof), for their attention to this part of the
volunteer dilcipline, exciting a fpirit of emulation in
their refpeaire companies, that races the highefi
credit on koth Officers and Privates.
The weather proved very inaufpicions towards the
evening, and the corps got a complete faking exter-
nally by the rain ; after which the Officers rewarded
their Men, by (baking them internally with good old
Engin firong beer, and difiributing the prizes to
the Bull's Eye Heroes !
. The Officers, with a party of Gentlemen, regaled
themfelves, when many loyal and conflitutional toafts
and tongs were given, and the evening was (pent in
the greatell conviviality.
We lave had feveral firong gales during the 'aft
week from the N. W. and S. W. and the roofs of
Many !inures in the vicinity of this town were com-
pletely (tripped, by the fquall of Tuefday morning
blowing quite a hurricane : fortunately, it was from
the N. W. point. which (hawed the (hipping in our
Bay ; and we have heard of no accident among
them.

His Majeßy'sthip UNICORN, Captain HARDY bum,
arrived' at Portfmouth yellerday, from South Ame.
rice, having on board Brigadier General the Hon.
W. LUISLIT. and Captain ROCHE, of the 17th Dra-
goons, his Aid-de-Camp. She parted company in
a heavy gale on the, toth Cklober, off the Weltern
Hands, with the THISBE and a convoy of 16 fail of
tranfports, with soon troops on board. •
General Wortstoca was to embark in the MI.
DULA, and did not, it is raid, intend to remain till the
goal evacuation. His regiment, the Both, had left
Monte Video for the Eatt Indies. -Thol.lNicaes has
been 85 days on her Nage.
Thurfday the children niche Royal Naval Afyluon
were removed from Paddington Green in two long
coaches, bearing two Englifh Jacks, to Pelham
Houfe, Greenwich Park. The number of children
Was only 39, though at prefent they have accommo-
dations for feventy, and when the additions are com-
pleted, the premifes are caloulated to make provifion
for one thoufand children. We cannot but congra
tulite oor Country, and the Navy in particular, upon
This additional mark of regard to the memory of the
brave (cameo who have fo glotioufly fallen in their
iduntry's caufer
As Sir JOHN LADS was driving a pair of young
both' on Thin fday, they took fright in Hendon, and
lan away.' Sir John was taken up very badly hurt ;
when the carriage had gone over him, the horfes kept
running on with the carriage near three miles before
they Were (topped.
Lail night, aboUt eleven o'clock, a fire broke out in
A !Inure occupied by a tidier adjoining the Philan
tropic Society. in St: George's Fields, which entirely
confirmed the fame and torafiderably damaged the
houfe adjoining.
The following are further particulars of the fire
'ohich happened in Bolt-court on Thurfday evening:
It began at about half after eleven o'clock, and
ins difcovercl in a ware-room helouging to Mr.
BattsLey, of Bolt•court, Fleet Rreet, printer. From
the ctnfined filtration in which the premifes flood,
the engines had not that ready accef, to the fire which
they Might have had were it to have occurred in a
more open place ; but, as it was, they. played with
a good fupply of water to filch drat that in lefs than
4.1 hour the fury of the flames was coufiderably
abated, and before two o'clock it was entirely rub-
s:hied, with the exception of that fort of fmothiring
fire which might naturally he exported where an
immenfe body of clady packed up paper .had been
on, fire. By that time the infide of the warehoufe was
almoft completely defiroyed ; Irk by the (kill and
indußry of the firemen, there was not any material
damage done to any of the adjoining premifes. Mr.
Prime, and family happened to be in the Country
at the tithe ; but it is not true, as has been Rated,
that on that account there was the lean difficulty in
finding the keys, or getting at ifie property that was
in danger. And we are happy to (late that it is alfo
untrue, that the whole of Mr. BENSLEY'S extenfivt
preMifes were defirnyedhe has lately removed his
printing materials from his former offite, which ad-
joins his dwelling houfe in the fame court, to a newly
eratly building on the oppolite fide of the way'; and
neither the dwelling ht ufe, the old printing office,
or the new one (into which the workmen had entered
about three weeks ago). received the Wendt injury;
to that it is a comfortable reflation that none of the
materials were deilroyed, except IWO. or three fonts
of letter that 'happened to be unerapidyed at the time,
and oat a man is by the accident thrown Out of bread.
—The utmoß exertion was yesterday dude by thofe
Mho condeded Mr. Bassi.sv's bufinelk to fare
whit property they could, injured and not jointed,
without difiinaion. But, though frame tboufand
valuable capies were Caved from the ravages of the
dab-naive element, the greater part of them were,
. 'however paradoxical it may appear, deflroyed by the
very aft of refeuing them from thai' (pales of de-
&loftier& The water and the dirt which was walled
ohms with it front the upper part of the houfe down.
ce thobboks, have Rained, disfigured and torn fothe
to filch a degree as to render them unfit for fele.—
Atoong the number, the public, as well as the indi-
viduals who are immediately interefled, have to re-
gret theipfs of a beautiful edithre of the Life of the
Immortal Nelfon, which has been Come time announ
Ceti to be is the ;Refs. A fplendid qualm edition of
lmfon's Seah os is entirely deltroyed—and of
is beantiful work, the Antiquities of Weßmin-
' all the (obit: ibers' copies of which had been,
ed) about yoo copies which remained foi
fate, at fix guineas each, have been Co much
;ed round the edges that it is apprehended the
part of them o ill be loft to the ingenious an-
A fine edition cf Juvenal is alto luppoled to
'cry nearly deflroyed or rendered unfalable.—
: were many other highly beautiful and moil
ark works which, however, have been fared,
the circtimllance of their having been removed
the lift fortnight into thole premifes which
Coped the flames. The 3d. London aad kraal
Volunteers attended upon the occafion.

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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6. . ,•
This being the fira day of Michaelmas Term, the
judges brealrfaned with the Lord Chancellor as
ufnAl, and afterwards proceeded in Rate to their re•
fpeaive Courts.

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