Star.
London, England, 1805-11-25 00:00:00

KeIVTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

.PINZANCI, Now. 22.—Yefierday mnrning ar-
rived the Norway ,prig Nicholas and Mathew, of
Dreba:k, Captain Jars 11111.141 ANS, from Barcelona,
with brandy for Arrundall is Norway. The GAN-
NET (loop of war failed on a cruise.
FALMOUT 0, Nov. 2s.—Arrived the brig Caroline,
KILLIARD, from St. Andero, laden with wool for
Tonningen—detained by the Tartar privateer, of
Guernfey ; alto the Margaretta, BROWS, from St.
Übe's, with Lilt for Gottenburg. Sailed the Wal-
-1 fingham packet, Captain ROBERTS, with the Mail
for Lifbon ; and the Manchefter packet, DAVIRS,
1 with ditto for New York, and the Abraham, Cos

paw, for London. Wind Eagerly.
PLYMOUTH, NOT. 22.—Came in the Ruby, Capt.
M*FARLANR, from Quebec, with timber, ha from
Guernfey ; the William, Capt. JENKINS, from New-
foundland ; the Minerva, Capt. KRONUR, from Ma-
laga, laden with wine and raifins, bound to Ernbden,
detained by the Betfey privateer ; the brig Ceres,
Capt R. CROSS, from Gottenburg, for Plymouth, la-
den with deals, iron, &c.: the was taken by a French
privateer, and retaken by eie BOLD gun brig.--Sailed
the Cir catty gun brig, with difpatches, for Gibra-
tar ; the Aacus, of r 8 guns, with a large fleet, uader
convoy, to the Eaftward, but put back again, the
wind having (billed to the weftward. Came in the
Enighetin, Capt. HOLMSTADT, from Yvica, laden
with falt, bound to France, put in in diftrefs ; the
BILLONA, of 74 guns, from a cruize, being the Ihip
that parted from Sir Ricir AID STRACHAN'S fquadron
at the time of the late anion; the LATONA, of 38
guns, from a cruize.—Sailed the PRIbIeASS BOW.,
of 98 guns, to join the Channel Fleet. Came in the
Venus, Capt. CHAMPON, and the Teats Hill, Capt.
STITH ENS, both from Newfoundland, with Bth and
oil, for a market; New Diligence, .Capt. SINCLAIR,
from Berbice.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 2h.—Arrived the CLINSEIt
gun brig frnm a cruize ; POULIITTR frigate, from the
Downs, and the American Slip Diana, from Nes bury
Port, detained by his Majefty's fhip PLUTO. Came
into harbour his Majesty's (hips Crwartou and AL-
DICOILE. Sailed the CAMILLA frigate, and PLuro
(loop, to bring French prifoners horn Pymonth.
Duns, Nov. z3.—Arrived this day the following

veftels : fhip Adventure, Captain Cha Nattsos, of
Eaft Vife, from Dublin, for Arendahl, wind boand ;
Galleafs Bellona, Captain M. P. GRI BM ITZ. of Barth,
from Malaga, with wine and fruit, bound to Stettin.
Came in for fear of French privateers, ship Helena,
Captain BIM MM Elt, of and for Stockholm, with fagar
logwood and tobacco, from Litbon, having loft two
anchors and cables.
Nov. 24.—Arrived the brig Die Cereckdag Reit,
Captain Toot, of Stralfund, with a cargo of wine,
lemons, &c. from Malaga, bound to Embden, in
want of provilions : hoy Vrow Wilhemina Sufanna,
Capt. Hz NDIIC KS, of Enefs, from Marennes, with fah,
but laft from Porfmouth, wind bound : hoy Venus,
Captain UDIIIBERG. of Stralfund, from Barcelona,
with wine, for Embden, having loft her fails, and
being leaky : hoy Cecilia, of Krageree, in Norway,
Captain Pays, from Bourdeaux, bound to Copen-
hagen, with wine, &c. having been run on board of '
yeanday morning by a large tranfport, and received
confiderable damage. The rquadron under Sir S.
SMITH are gone to the Downs. Wind weft and mo-
derate with rain.
D HAI, Nov. 24.—Arrived the Zebra bomb and
Cracker gun brig, with a fleet of light tranfports un-
der convoy, from Portfmouth, fuppofed to be thole
formin the fecond divifion intended to take troops to
the Wefer. Arrived the DIANA frigate, under jury
mails, and forged for the Nnre. Sailed the Lsor aan
and Rs 31krascs, on a cruize off Flufhing.

Extraordinary efcape of the AGANsiewow, Sir ED-
WARD Bum previous to the Battle of Trafalgar :
From the moll authentic documents we have this in •
telligence—That on the morning of the loth of Otio-
her, at half paft three, off Cape Finiflerre, Sir ED.
WARD BERRY, in the AGAMEMNON? difcovered eight
fail to windward; at four, one of them bore down
towards the /toasts anon. The private night fignal
was made, but not anfwered. Sir EDWARD therefore
kept his courfe, S. by W. full, and with all fail let
except nodding fails. At day light the private fignal
was made, but not anfwered. The fiat flip that
bore down was Conn difcovered to be a three-decker,
with five !hips of the line, two frigates and a brig,
evidently French. The three-decker was within gun-
(hot at day-break, and crowded all fail to get along
fide the AGAMRMAOI4, as did the 130 gun (hip, which
was on her lee quarter. There being a butt of water
before the breaft of each gun, Sir EDWARD ordered
them all to be flatted, and the ca&s thrown over
board, to be clear for battle. At nine the AGAIRam•
sow gained upon the three-decker, but the So gun
(hip neared the Apats ',mom. Sir EDWARD deter-
mined ant to keep away, and could not tack without
the certainty of a broadlide from the three-decker,
and being raked by the 8p gun (hip when in flays, he
therefore kept the (hip heady in her courfe, furling
the top-gallant fails, and hauling down the (lay-fails
in the fqualls and felting them occafionally. At ten
the So gnn (hip gained upon the Acramistmon, he
therefore ordered the weather quarter boat to be cut
away, and ran out the flern chafers:. At eleven the
French Admiral relinquithed the chere, and called in
the 8o gun (hip, when each hoifled the colours of
' their nation; and loon after Sit'EDWARD came within
fignal of the As/taste frigate, the Hon. Captain
Bouvasix, to whom he communicated what had
happened ; but this extraordinary manoeuvre wild be
more fully explained when Sir EdWARD BR UT's let-
ter to his glorious Chief !hail be 'publifhed. The chafe
continued the fpace of 7o miles by the log.

fLfgATRE ROYAL, COPENZGARDEN.

SATURDAY FYFNINC.

Mrs Wow', the infant Rofcia, a chiid who cot•
fetredly potlares extraordinary talents for seing, and
is indeed a prodigy for her years, made her 6r& ap.
pearance in the charaeer of Pegg:, in the Countr.)
Gk.', but was repulfed in fuch a manner as, wkbe.
litre, will exclude her future appearance, at Teaft
for tome 'rears, timid the continue to be trained to
the drama. We were extremely (ruck with the
I wonderful prematurity of this infant's abilities, whofe
age is nut apparently more than (even years ; her
voice is very powerful and ml:flea' ; her manner is
li rely and comic, and her proper conception of the
character the played, for Such a child, perfectly en.
chanting. Two circumftances contributed, however.
to the misfortune of her debut : the was the only
good performer on the Itage ; her companion aeon
and aarefs played in fuch a manner as to lease her
nnfupported, and even to increafe the ridicule of the
fcene. A circumflance ftill more powerful was-the
invincible incongruity of her appearance with the
charaeer. Unlefs the audience had thut their eyes,
it was impoffible, with any perfeeicn of atiting, not
to -be revolted at the extravagance of love being
made to a child'of feven years. This ludicrous is
confiflency Struck the houfe powerfully, and the ge-
neral feeling was either difapprobation or ridicule.—
Some of her admirers, however, in trying to fup-
prefs the hifling, called to have her turbulent enemies
turned out. This expreffinn, unfortunately, caught
the child's ear, when the made an appeal to th;
bottle. The words " turn out" occurring in her
little addrefs, raft the die againft her, and the up.
roar obliged her to be withdrawn. We are forty
for for perfonal difappointment of Mifs MUDIE : we
think her talents aftonithing, and if they ripen with
her advancing years, the may one day be the ornament
of the Rage. But we are not in the leak furprifed that
the public are now tired of infantine wonders on the
ftage : and efpecially when no [mall influence ap.
pears to have been ufed to co-operate with this change
of take, we are not furprifed that a child did not Inc.
ceed, who is, with all her abilities, too young for
public appearance.

We hear on the authority of a letter from Munich,
dated the ad init. that a ftrong Gallo•Bavarian corps
had, by a circuitous march, turned the important
pals of Schatnitz in the Tyrol. It is alto mentioned,
that a body of Ando ian troops carried into Bohemia
by the Archduke FERDINAND had made a foccefsful
incurfion into the neighbourhood of Herfchaw, and
taken 400 prifoners.
Saturday night a further refpite, of 54. days, was
fent to Newgate, for John Burrows, (now under fen.
fence of death for forgery) to be computed from the
cspiration of his former refpite.
John Atkins, a prifoner confined under a Secre-
tary's Warrant for near two years pad in the county
gaol of Dublin, was Lail Thurfday liberated by C.W
WALL, Efq. High Sheriff off the county, conform*
bly with the detire of his Excellency the Loan Laan•
TENANT.

On the s rth inft. the three Stirling Companies of
the Loyal Stirling and Falkirk Volunteers, com-
manded by Lieut. Co`.. RIND, had a grand field day.
when they fired three vollies at the Crofs at twelve
o'clock, in honour of the molt glorious victory ob.
taied by his Majetty's fleet under the command of
the ever to be lamented Lord Nai.soe, who fell in
the honeof vidory on the 2 tit of October. Imme-
diately after, the Officers Non commitfioned Offi-
cers, and Privates, with the molt noble fentiments of
regard for the widows and orphans of their brother
Britons, who fell in the above glorious ation, nnani•
moufly fubfcribed one day's pay for their relief, as a
(mall tribute of their affeEtion. In the evening Pro-
volt GLA”. with his ufual loyalty, invited the Offi-
cers of the Corps, with all the other Military Men in
the vicinity to celebrate this glorious vietory, in the
Council Chamber when many loyal toalloiere drank,
accompanied with appropriate tones from the band
of the corps. The town was brilliantly illuminated
on the occaflon.
Mr. W. Noble, paper-maker, at Carrell Mill, has
a bee-hive which (warmed in June, in which the bees
were working bufily, carrying in wax, to late as OD
the afternoon of the s6th init.

Several nefts of young birds are at prefent in a
rookery, at Mr. Stephens's of AtherlLone, near Ilmin-
fter.

The Prineefs of Wales, EwtaG, from Tobago for
London, failed from the Shannon on the igth of
Oftober, and put into Dungarvou on the loth intl.
in great ditirefs, where the mutt unload to repair.

L'Ese!Ec (loop of war was to fail from Dublin
on the toth infant, with the Belinda armed 1)14;
Friends, Jos as, and the Itif mony. Hurrtims, for
London.

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CORN EXCHANGE, MARK.LANF, Nor. 25.—Wheats
to-dAy are arrived in large lupplies, and the trade ex-
perienAes a further teduaion of near ss. per quarter
fince lall M3nday—Barley and Malt are in great
plenty, and alto lower, two and three (billings per
quarter—White Peas are 32. and 45. cheaper—
Grey, with the two forts of Beans, remain in !hurt
fupply, and are rather dearer—There are large im-
ports of Oats, and this trade at a declenfion.--Flour
in but middling quantity.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Nov. 25.—This day's
market kid a very large Inpply of different kinds of
cattle, which for the greater part fold at advanced
prices, and trade was in general very lively. The
burin& done in the Hay Market was conifderable.
Hay and Straw get up in price. Clover continues
the fame as our lad report. We annex as under, an
accurate lid of the prices and numbers :
To EA the offal—per !tone of Elb.

Beef 4s 041 to 4s sod .Veal ss od to 6. oE
Mutton 4s od to 41 61 I Poet 4s od to 45 61
Lamb os to cs ad
BEAD OF
Beafts 5140—Calves 35o—Sheep 47,540--Pigs. 413*
MCI OF NAY AND STRAW IN MI r itrisAD.
Hay, per Load - 31 os to el 5s
Seraw tba to &I oil
Clove - 41 as to 51 10,
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, NGI lj
Average Price of Corn in England and Woks, from :be returns
ending the T6th of November, iBot.
Vbat. 1 Rye. Barley. I Ow. I Beans. Peak.
a. 91. a. .1. s. d. a. d. a. s. d.
78 7 44 4 40 8 a 8 3 46 0 45 7
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Itt-ui us mad,
iq 10 lye* coding Nov. so. Is 475. s•kri pa hundred
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