Star.
London, England, 1809-03-27 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 25.

Came in the French lugf er ]'Estienne, from Bay-
onne, with brandy and biscuit, ruptured by his 'Ma-
jesty's ship R&ISTANCE ; French National schooner
la Mt,ucit, from Bayonne, of one gun, convoy to the
above, with others, also captured by the REsisiANCt.
Two others %vele taken and destroyed by the &MIST-
AN cif: and Auk:tilt:SA frigaWS, and their cargoes taken
on board them.,

DEAL, MARCH c 6.
Arrived his I'Vlaesty's sloop Reindeer from MliC L
and Alexandria frigate from .Plymouth ; Penelop
WHITE, from Cutacea ; Pau-ages, WtulAms, iio
Bermuda.—Sailed the Euryalus frigate to .SlL:er..es
and Clyde frigate on a cruize.—W ind S, • *

YARMOUTH, hff...r.(:l-1. Y.
•Friday es clung the Prince of p:,eket, Car-
MASON, landed her Mails and a Messenge:. at Wi;•,;..1.-
ton ; and this morning the pasNenzers were. 4an,Ed
here.. By them we are informed that there hai been
a Revolution in Sweden.-,-This morria.; arrived the
Snipe gun-brig, Lieut. CuAsinoS, fromGotten-angii,
with Mails, two Messengers, and the Captain. of the
Proselyte.--Sailed the Censor gun-brig for Herg-,-
land ; the Charles armed ship mfth convoy ; and ti.e
Ant schooner on a cruize.
NAVAL Arrot NT:sENis —Captain T. Harvey to the Majesti.-,
in the room of Captain Watkins, who was distni%sed the con
umosi, fat disobedience of orders, and contempt to Irivai-,'sdnin
.J
Wells —Captain Hones, (of Gosport,) to the Standard ; Capta:n
Honeysnan, to the Ardent, fi• ting for the its!: ic ; Captain Sykes,
to Vie-Frosty, fitting for Sir Edmund's Nagle's flag at ~Leith; and
Captain W. Ferris, to the Nemesis. •

Rear-Admiral Manly Dixon is appointed to succeed Rear-Ad-
miral Martin, in the Mediterranean ; Captain Barrett, to the
Minotaur; Captain Nurbonre Thompson to t :e Pearlen • Capt.
Bland to the Arica ; Captain Bingham to the sceptre ; 6apt an
ButterEeld, :o contmarni the Sr. leacililea at Tra*.ee, vice Ferris.

QuERr to the Contractors for the present Lottery.
—Supposing a person was to purchase a Ticket in the
present Lottery, and that Ticket were to entitle him
to the 1000 Whole Tickets, and those Tickets shoal
produce £lOO,OOO or upwards—would the holder of
the original Ticket be compelled to pav the property
tax the first year, not possessing the Prize until the
I"th of April, the day the Lottery begins drawing?
ECCLESLAS I'ICAL PROMOTIONS.
The King has been pleased to grant to the Rev. George Gor-
den, B.D. the place and dignity of the Deanry of Exeter, the sane
being void by the resignation of ti.e Rev. Ch,ries Tanwt.
The King has also been pleas,:d to present the Rev. Joseph
Mends, B.A. to the Rectory of Aller, Somersetshire, and Diocese
of Bath and Wells, the same king void by tl a promotion of Dr.
'Milker King to the See of Rochester.
The King has also been pleased to nresent the Rev. Robert
Holdsworth, M.A. to the vi:a-age of Bri :ham, in the county of
P von and diocese of Exeter, t e same being vo.d by the death of
Thomas Fownes., Clerk.
Rev. George Jretton, D.T. to the Deagry of HerefOrd, void
by the death of the Rev. Win. Leigh.
Rei. John Cartwright to the Rectory of Great Whelnetham,
SuSolk, void by the death of the late Rev. Robert Philips,
Rev. T. G. Taylor, M.A. Lecturer of Dtdham' .F.ssex. do the
Vicarage of that place, vacant ity the resign t on of tie WY. R.
Fletcher.
•
Rei. Mr. Wilford to the gectory of St. Runwald's, Colobestp.
Rev. C. R. Lando:), M.A. ip the living of Yaw, Essex.
Rev. T. liewicke is appointed 'Master of the YteeOnsonssr.
School at Bitugay, in Suffolk.