Star.
London, England, 1807-02-10 00:00:00

MOM LLOYD'S LIST.

CkATZUNO. FILL g.—Paffeh by the Mandalay from
Virginia ; and the Sununer, Ruder, from Dautzi —galled the
Landau, Hammond, for the Cape of Good Hop • ; Merrion,
Trawl, for Tonningen; Echo, &taw; and the Czar, Shard, for
Jamaica.

The Atlas, DALLING, from Leith for Jamaica,
which put into Shetland the end of December with
the lo(s of malls, &c. was totally 101 l there on the
a3d ult.
The Betfey, PITTS, from Plymouth for Swanfca,
is wrecked near Paditow.

The Oliver Woolcon, RICHARDS, bound to New
Orlearis, put into Cowes on Sunday laft, after being
on (hare on Warden Ledge, and difcharging pan of
her cargo.
The Lady Cremone, CROSBY. from Whitebaven,
for Cork and the Welt Indies, has been taken, re-
taken, and carried into Megavilrey.
The Mary Wilton, M.Faseatsv, from Li(bon for
Glafgow, is (handed near Port Patrick.
The St. Juan Baptifia, from Bilboa, is
taken.
The Importantia, -, from Hull for Ham•
burgh, reported to be loft on the coaft of Norway, is
put into Regeford, very leaky, and mull unload.
A letter from an Officer of the Maria tender, which
lately failed horn Belfaft Lough, dated Milford,
Jan. 27, lays, " A veffel is arrived with the matters
and crew, of five vefrels taken between Youghal and
the Land's End, by a French privateer of fix guns
and 7o men. She burnt thole loaded with corn, hut
kept thofe with provifions. The fame privateer fail
ed in company with a (hip of 20 guns."
By letters from Antigua, received by the brig Con.
Rance an ived at Liverpool, we ate lorry to announce
the capture of the fine coppered fhin Pitt, Captain
CAMPBELL, on her voyage from Clyde to Antigua,
En the 15th December, it lat. 17.lonct. 55. br the

'French le-hooner privateer la Jenne AdelieOf guns
and too men, after the lots of five men killed .Ind
three wounded, in a fevere aftion, in which Carqm
CAmPeiLt. behaved with the utmoft gallantry. She
was carried into Point a Petre, Guadaloupc, and the
Captain detained on board the prifon (hip; but .t was
expeded be would bib liberated in a few days.

'thirty fix (hips are fitting out at Hull for the
Davis' Straits and Greenland Filberies, the enfuing
feafon; being four lets in number than 'aft year.
Lieutenant R. Statatovos is appointed to Hagar
Hofpital, in the room of Lieutenant Dolma.
Saturday morning a Court Martial was held on
hoard the GLADIATOR, at Potffmouth, on Captain
J. BRENTON, for the lots of his Majedy's (hip la Mi-
nerve. It appeared to the Court, that the lots of
that (hip was caufed by her having, in a fog, (truck
upon the weftern point of the Conies, off Cherbourg,
being then in charge of the Pilot, who bad in confe-
quence of the fog, miftaken the land ; and hay.
ing been taken polfeffion of by the enemy, after the
moil gallant exertions had been ufed by Captain
BRANTON, his officers, and (hip's company, under a
galling fire from the enemy on her for many hours ;
and the Court did adjudge Captain BRANTON, his offi-
cers, and Chip's company to be mcg bonourally ac-
quitted. Admiral Sir ISAAC COVFIN, Bart. Prefi fent.
The inhabitants of Gravefend and its vicinity have
of late been amufed with the Campanalogic Sci-!nee
and nn Sunday morning, the Bth inflant, the Union
Youths of Gravefend afcended the Steeple, and com-
pleted a mufical and intricate peal of Oxford Trebl
Bob, containing 5120 change% in three hours and
twelve minutes, being the greateft performance ever
yet done by them in that method, and r n the great fa-
tisfaaion of all amateurs of the art prefert.
The Marquis of DOUGLAS, on his route to Petl•rf
burgh, had a very narrow efcape for his life. As 116
coach was driving down the fide of a mountain, not
far diftant from Koningfberg, the honks, which go
four abreall in that country, ran fur ioufly away, and
overturned the carriage, by which accident the coach-
man was killed on the fpot ; but, fortunately, his
Lordfhip and fuite received no further perfonal injury,
than being much bruited in the fall.
Thurfday, as Captain Wit. LIAM s, of the Mary and
Martha (loop, of Fowey, was walking nn a plank i
order to go on board his 'Orel, his foot flipped, and
he fell into the water. He was taken up refpiring,
and immediately carried to the Dead-houfe, where the
means for the recovery of drowned perfons wete ap-
plied, but without effeet.
On Friday night information was received at Bow.
!freer, that Mr. Fst.L, jun. of Plumflead, in Kent,
and Captain THostes, of the Marines, had agreed to
fight a duel, on Saturday morning, on Blackheath,
in confequence of which, officers were dif'patched to
apprehend the parties. Toey arrived at the refidence
of Mr. FsLL at an early hour, and took him before
a number of Magittrates, who were fitting at the
Barrack Tavern, in Woolwich, who admitted him
to bail to keep the peace. The Officers then went
in purfuit of Captain THOMI,S, whom they, with tome
difficulty, found ; he was ail° liberated on his giving
fimilar fecurity.
In confequence of Mr. SHIPHIRD being declared
ogt ofdanger, from the wound he received in the pit
of Covent-garden Theatre, from a bottle thrown from
the firft gallery. Samuel Davis was brought to Bow.
greet Office yefterday, and admitted to bail in 501.
and two fureties in 251. each, to take his trial for the
affault.

General PAOLI, who died on Thurfday night, at
the age of 8a years, at his houfe, near the Edgeware ,
Road, after a (port but mon painful illnefs, was the
celebrated General Panct, who, after haying ern. i
ployed the early and beg part of his life at the head '
of his countrymen, in refcuing Corfica from the ty-
ranny of the Genoefe Government, and defending its
liberties againft the Gallic invahon ; overpowered at
lall by the fnperior force of the French arms, he re-
tired, with a few followers, to this country, where he
has, with the (hurt interruption of a few years, refided
ever fence. It has been Rated, that the General was
rdfather to flotsam-re, but this is not true—but it
is fufficiently afcertained that the relent Emperor of
France was nut born until tem months after PAOLI had
left Corfica, when the ifland was confidered as aban-
doned to the French, and their flag flying, viz. on the
asth of Auguft 1769. General Neu was not, there.
fire, the godfather of Narocana BoiataßTa ; but
might ha►e been, and, it is believed, really was, the
godfather of die elder brother, Josarn,lately created
King of Naples. To their brothers General Pam.,
was very nearly related. Narocann was, in fat,
born a French Mica, agreeably to the fade of Eng-
!jib law.