Star.
London, England, 1813-04-02 00:00:00

NAPA NlELLictvcs.

FALMOUTH, MARCH so.
Arrived his Majesty's ship BLOODHOUND, with
,y from Plymouth. The Eliza packet, tvirh a Mi
or Jamaica, is gone into the Roads, and will
•,-morrow. A brig (supposed to be the Fox pace
tom the Brazils) made her appearance before dark
he Manacles ; she will be in in the course of
morrow morning.—Wind N.N.E. fresh brutes.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH st.
Arrived the ALPHEA, of 8 guns, from Falmoui
mod the PROTECTOR, of 8 guns, with a small con,
roux Cork. The Expedition to America remain:
he Sound ; as does the WASP sloop of war hay'
lispatches on board for America. The DRYAD
,VooLwlcti, which sailed yesterday, are supposed
`)e gone to Cork there to wait fur the remainder of
Expedition. Arrived the schooner Eleanor, belong
.J this port, GEORGE MgDONALD master, from Lisbon,
with a cargo, consisting of oranges and lemons,
his tort ; she brings nothing new as to intelligent
--Sailed the LANonan. cutter for Portsmouth.
Elie first division of the Edinburgh Regiment of
litia marched in here this day, and the remainder
:zpected tomorrow.—Wind West.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 1.

Arrived his Majesty's ships Twits, 74, Captain
HALLWAY; VENERABLE, 71, Captain MILNE ;
GALATEA, 36, Captain LOSACK, from off Cherbourg
also the Eliza, Srawco, from Cardiff, laden with iron,
and Friends Adventure, CliA.llll AN, from Waterford,
with provisions for this port.. We had this morn
heavy gale from the Southward and Westw:
during which the sloop Providence, Berms, from
Poole, laden with oil, bound to London, came -
, shore on South Sea Beach. The, cargo ib now
,loading, and hopes are entertained that she will
got off at high water without much damage. The
Spanish brig Volante, from London for Corunna,
into the harbour with the loss of anchor and cable,

DOVER, APRIL
Last night, about twelve o'clock, a French lttggi
privateer boarded the Industry fishing cutter of
place, and, after examining her papers, and talc'
out nearly the whole of her fish, the Frenchmen
fered her to proceed, at the same time, rem►ndi
the people of the Industry, that two French tisln,
boats had lately been sent into Dover and Plymouth,
therefore to beware they did not fall into their hands
again ; as they and any other
,gnglish fishing vessels
would not be respected, but would be carried
Boulogne, to which place the privateer belonged.
Several other privateers were in. sight, and prob.,l
succeeded in carrying off some of our trading vessels
passing the channel.
DEAL, APRIL 1.

Put back by contrary winds, the SpucuLATon luj
gar, with the Tottenham East Indianian, and
whole of her convoy that sailed from hence on T
day evening. Arrived his Majesty's ships BARBA*
and ARIEL, the former from Plymouth and t!,e latter
from Portsmouth ; also a convoy from Plymouth*
under protection of the BARHAM. Two American
prizes, that arrived with the Plymouth convoy, ha•
lost an anchor and cable in the Downs.—Wind S.'
YARMOUTH, APRIL 1.

Yesterday arrived in these Roads, from the Downs,
fourteen sail of light vessels, under convoy of
Ticazss gun-brig, bound up the Baltic. Sailed
ROLLA sloop of war on a cruize. Ships in the Roads
.....SOLEDAY flag ship, PODAROUS and CNACKZR, Wif
signal for convoy for the Baltic ; REDBREABT gun-brit
with her prize, and Ttottzss gen-brig and transports.
Wind S.W. blows a gale.—The Elbe and the Weser
rivers being again opened, we may expect arrivals
here daily. This morning arrived from Cuxhaven
the Leda, with wheat, but it blowing a gale,
have not heard whether she brings any news from
the Continent.
GREENOCK, MARCH 2s.
Arrived yesterday, at Holy Loch (quarantine
tion) the Henry Dundas, BEa rsos, from Palermo.
The ship Jane, of :his port, from Honduras toCl:
was taken 17th November, by an American privateer,
and sent for New Orleans.

FORGERY.—Friday night last was apprehended
Grantham, on a charge of uttering counterfeit n(
of the Stamford and Rutland bank of Johnson
Eaton, David Sproadbury, a man well known,
having some time ago defrauded the Commissioners
of several districts of roads, by taking the tolls at
usual public lettings, giving sham securities for
rents, and decamping with the produce of the bars;
He had about itt7 in good bank bills about his ,
son, which it is supposed he had taken in change
his ccunterfeits. After two examinations brfine
Magistrates at Grantham, he was on Saturday f;
committed to Lincoln Castle, on the capi•al char.
of forgery, and of uttering bills knowing them t
forged.

Last Monday a tremendous battle took place
Clare Market, between a butcher and a poulterer
was occasioned by the poulterer calling the lad,
the butcher a w—, which so enraged the but(
that he shelved fight to the poulterer, and • the ba
lasted with great fury for halt an hour, without eit
party gaining any advantage, until at last the scco,,
fell out and set-to, and directly after a third couple
began a battle, which broke the ring, and a general
row took place, all fighting with one another, which
put an end taithe first fight, to the great satisfaction
of both parties, each having got a billy lull. Th
fair lady, the cause of the -battle, stood in the shopf
the whole time a spectator of the combat, sending up
prayers [or the success of her chap pious