Star.
London, England, 1806-10-17 00:00:00

SHEERNLIS, OCTOBER 26.

A convoy for Tonningen, the Elbe and Wezer, is
appointed to fail from the Nore on the zoth inflant;
alto a convoy fOr the Baltic, to fail from the Nore
on the 23d inflant.
ORxaaeetro, OCTO t TS...Paired by, the Pmnoosi Robinfoot
from New York ; Three Sitters, Rofte, from Gine t Vrow Yatle,
Young; and the Two Good Sifters,—, from Vara ;
Street, from Oldenburg; loose, Hiana; Vrow, Cathodal'.
G uiz ; Endear lit, Jacobs; Good Verwagting,•—• ; and the Vow
Weltina, Diefun from Hamburgh. Sailed the Neptune, Parkin•
fon, for Dantzic ; and the Gook Hope, Lewes, for Han burgh.
Azimut...At Leith, the Thetis, Young, from Peterfburgh.
At Africa, Thetis, Chrlitie ; Trafalgar, Seddon; Sally, Morti-
mer; Eliza, Hymen; and the Prince Pdwarl, Brown,front Lira-
pool. At Newfoundland, Speculator, Mudge, from Liverpool.

The General Stuart is configned to Madras and
Bengal, and not Bombay dire, as Rated in our
Paper of yefterday.
The Lady Wafhington, Hawson, from New Or•
leans for Belfall, has put into New York, having re-
ceived damage on the 23d of Augnfi in the gale.
The Nutwell, Dorms, from Jamaica for London,
upfet in the gale on the aoth Auguft. Crew taken
on board an American fchooner on the 27th.

OLYMPIC PAYILLIOW, WYCH STRSIIY.—This fa•
vow he place of Entertainment Items to become the
fathionable refort of the beau mond' : the performances
are certainly the molt perfea in their kind that have
ever been Peen in this Metropolis. Mr. A , fen.
(pares neither trouble nor expense to procure every
fort of novelty. The part of Mr. Merryman, in the
hands of (o intelligent a hunsoutilt, and In excellent
an equellrian, as CAOSSMAN, is recoiled from all the
ufual ♦ulgarity and nonlinfe of . uneducated pro-
felfors—lndee d, the whole arrangement of novelty,
variety, and whim, Equefirian and Pedeittian, meets
with unbounded applaule every evening.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING.
Tuoasnar, OCT. 16.
The Seennd Clara of the o.oland Stakes, D. 111.
Gm Gower's Pad?, 5 yrs old, SR sib
Lewd GrOvetior's Vinlance, 4 yr. old, 9*
Mr Haworth Domes Slipper, 5 yrs old, 9gt tlb 3
Mr Watfon's Charmer, 3 yrs old. yft 41b
Mr Wi Confederate, 4 yrs old, ***lb 5
Two tot agft Peliffa.-3 to t agft Violante-m 4 to r agtt 83111.cr.
Mr P. Neale's ch. h. Regulator, by a brother to Repeater. dam
by Dlomed. beat Mr Andrews's h. h. by niorcock, dim by
Aksander.llll each. 13. I. toogs h ft-3 to aen Ruolator.
Mr Blachford's Currycomb. sat Qt. but Mr Mellfth'• &dale,
MA—Two yr old C. sops—,y tot on Currycnn.b.
Mr F. Nealc%Malvollo beat Duke of Grafton's Foreßerdla 31b
each—Two yr old C. accgs-4 to t agft Matvolio.
Mr Arthur's Wormwood, Sit 31b. beat Genoa' Gower's Swin-
hey, 8R Aerofs the Flat, tongs h. ft —6 to 4 un Worinwnod.
Mr Forth's Hippomenes beat Mr Prime's Batouche, SR cads...
Latt M. of B.C. 1 0C10.3 totot on Hippomenes.
ford F. G. Monter Norah, Bft ylb. but Mr R. Prince's
Comrade, 711 ylb—Two yr old C. a•-or b. ft to ton Norah
Lord OrOveonr's jafper, Bft. beat Mr Mellifh's Smuggler, Sit
slb—Acrof•tho Flat, 500g5....6 to 4 adit
Mr Arthur's Wretch. SR 31b. rem flogs from General Gower's
Sprite, SR—Ab. M. loop.
WREXHAM MEETING, MONDAY, OCTOBER x 3.
A Subfcription Pude of 301. for 3 and 4 yr olds.—
Two mile beau.

Ld Wilton'. b. e. Buerptialu I, 4yiip old - I 3 1
Mr Harris'. eh fby Walnut, 3 yrs old . I 1 $
Mr. Lafeclies's br. C. Talifman, 3yn o'd . • 32 3
Mr. Storey's ch. f. Lady Pair' 3 yr* old . 4 dlf
Sir T. Moe's?' eh f. by Ambrollo, 3 yrs old . 3dr
' To ISDA Y.-...A. Silver Cup, value Sol. the gikof Sir
W. W. Wynn, Bart. fur horfes, &c. the property
of Privates or Non commiffioned Officers of the
N•srth Wales Yeomanry Cavalry. One Mile heats.
Mr. Bennloo's bh. Fearnought, aged - - • 1 a
-
Mr. Dram's b. b. Snap, 4 yrs old 3 a
•
Mr Pavah's gr. m. Jenny, by hmoater, 6 yrs old . 403
Mr Price's ch g. Lrichet, 4 yrs o'.d - • . 3.1
Mr. Largo's eh M. Harlot, by °IMMO', 3 yrs old . 7 s
Mr. Willlainfsm's eh. m. Fortune, 4 yrs old - - 3 6
Mr. Brookfield's b. c. by (ileums, 4 yrs old a 7
WiDPI A SD kit.—A Supfcripra,m Porfe of 501. fret for
any horfe, &c. for 3,5, 6 yrs old, and aged.—
Four mile heat;.
Mr. Hare's bg. Cock fpinner, 6 yrs old . sal I
Sir W. W. Wynn's b. c. by Meteor, 3 yrs old 4 gas
Mr. Hare's eh. 1, Wrexham Lab . - t 4 4 3
A race better contefted than that of Wcdnefday, was never wit-
neffed. The Stewards for the enfoing year are, F. R. Price, Ffq.
of Briney Pys, and R. Pulefton, Efq. of Eutral, and four day.
(port arc expecte&

We are concerned to Rate that the amiable Conn.
tefs of Keit MARS is dAngerunfly ill, at ber houfc is
Portman•fquare.

Prince Jassorroustv, a refpeEtable Palifh Noble-
man, was murdered on the night of the 14th of Sep.
timber, at Ketnienuftrou. When the body was ex-
amined, it apperred that he had been wounded in the
head, and ftrangled. He was found in a thicket, not
far from the houfe, in the Wand of Kamienollrou.
which he had taken for a rummer refidence. He
had been in company on Sunday evening, and wag
Jets in going home. His domellies are furpefted—
but as yet no evidence of their guilt has tranfpired.
He had no family.
Extra& of a letter from a Field Officer at Buenos
Ayres, t o his friend in Argylefbire, dated July 6,1806 :
" Our fqoadrots made the entrance of the Rio de la Plata on the
9th of June, and that night a part of it very narrowly efeaped
from fhlpwreck on the Lobo's rock.- the advanced frigate, about
the fame time, having bad the good fortune to capture a Spent%
(chestier coming down the River. with the Governor of Truant°
on
board, whole Pilot was a &Quitman, named Ruffin, fr,
Fifellitire, upwards of twenty years fettled in this country. Under
the guidance of this man, it was e Calved to proceed up the River
in the light veffels &redly, againft the capital. leaving the town
and fortrcfs of St. Philip or Montevideo unfubduoi, tattoo miles
io the rear, in which fiats it now remains blockaded by the two-
&eked [hips.
" Calm, fogs, a very Intricate navigation, and a variety of pas-
, sling incidents, protracted a landing until the asth of June, when
It was effefted unoppofed at QuUmes, about twelve miles below
this City; that night the troopelay on their arms, and about noon
next day moved on 'croft a very difficult bog, under the lire of
the enemy's artillery, the 71ft regiment leading, attacked, and
drove a numerous body of Cavalry and Come Infantry occupying
an elevated plain, near the village of ReduCtion, taking from theirs
five pieces of cannon.—On this oceafion Captain Le Blanc. an
atalve and Witted Officer of the 7llk Regiment, had the misfor-
tune to kife a leg by a cannon (hot, and (even foldiers of the 7
Regiment were wounded—the reit of the army, perhaps halt tkat
number.
" After a (beet reit on the ground the enemy had occupied, we
advanced towards Rio Chucllo, expeCting that night to Retire the
bridge ever it, but it was let fire to by the enemy, and confunsed
so our approach
" On the following morning, at day-break, our artillery, ammo's.
coed by three of the guns taken in the action of the preceding day.
being advanced, difiodged, after a Drift cannonade and fire of •
mufketry, the enemy, who bad in great number taken poll on
the oppofite bank of the Rio Chuello' a paffsge acrofs which was
then elfefted by means of the veffelsfound In it and in the after-
coos, without further refißance, we were In poffeffion of the city
of Buena: Ayres, connlining a population of 77,c00. The Officers,
from the General to the Bongo, fitting down et (even o'clock to a
plentiful dinner, dreffed in the Spanifh &Rion, in the Palace of
the Viceroy, -who had, however, made his efeape, taking with him
all the public trcafure; an °hied particularly claiming our atten-
tion.as unlike the Buccaneers of old, we rellgioufly refpeffi all private
property, as well as that of the Church ; notwithltanffing there la
MU left here property apper.sinlng to the Crown of Spain, In tn.
bum, Peruvian bark, quick Giver. &c &e. which, if It is Drone*
to a proper account for the benefit of the captors, sod reaches
England in fatety, Is likely to place Come of them in a Rats of af.
Eunice, rarely atuined in the courfe of military (cruise.
" nil country has the tleheft foil, and the moil fuperabundant
plenty of all good thing' I have ever beheld, or had formed an
idea of. Hall a dozen good finglith battalions and a regiment of
Dragoons, in addllon to out prefan lace, are fully competent to
overtsrn for ever the coloffal greatnefs of Spain In the Joutbern
hemirphere; and it Is Impoffible to employ them any where more
advantageoufly for Great Britain.
" July 8, by a capitulation granted the City, five days after It
came into our poffeffion, it was agreed upon that all public pro-
perty of every defeription, ()toad be faithfully delivered up to the
captors. and the Cabildo and Magiltratee have bound themfeivt s
to fee that this article Is faithfully and honourably complied with ;
In conformity to which, five or fix hundred thoufand dollars of
the money carried off by the Viceroy, have been returned to us;
and by a letter this day, from an officer of the 7titadvaneed nine-
teen leagues with a (mail party on horfeback, it appears that he is
In poffeffion of about as much more, which may be expected to
arrive probably ht the comae of the week."

A Lottery Society, at Henley on Thames, have
obtained a (hare of the Ten Thoufand Pounds Price
from Mars. Swirr and Co. Next Thurfday, h:
diflribution of the Capital Prizes will again c 'do
mence; it is therefore incumbent on all whoa fh
for good fortune, to purchale their Tickets or Shares
pre viou fly.
One Eighth Share of No. 7ts7, the Fief Drawn
Ticket in the prefent Lottery, entitled to Ten Thou.
land Pounds, was fold by Mr. Nna row' the Poll.Mager of Henley, Agent to Swirr and Co. of the
Poultry. and Charing Crofs, to a Club of sx Meal.
beet, held at the Plume of Feathers, in the Markt.
plate of that Town. •