Star.
London, England, 1810-04-17 00:00:00

DEAL, APRIL 16.

Came down from the River several ships outward-bound, and
with those that were here, sailed under convoy of the SKYLARK
slowp of war, for Portsmouth.—Wind N. g.

SHEERNESS, APRIL. 16.
This day the !feet bound direct for Gottenburgh, sailed under
convoy of his Majesty's sloop camas. The fleet for the Baltic
will proceed from hence, on the 1.)2d instant, wind and weather
perndtting.--Wind S. E.

YARMOUTH, APRIL 16.
The prisoners of the 7'i1311/4 French privateer, 65 men in num,
ber, mentioned in my last, were landed here yesterday; and es
corted to prison by a detachment of the Berkshire Militia. (The
partlcOars have already appeared in the Gazette, she having put
into Harwich.) Arrived the BERTUE, by-boat, with passengers;
the Jonge Jan Jane, Orns, Muter, from London, bound to Heli-
goland, with Colonial produce. She was taken by a Danish priva-
teer, and retaken by the BRIJIZza gun-brig; the Ogershuuse, Peter
Winter, Master, from ChristLinsand, with deals and salt, sent
in by the CALLIOrz the CUANTICLEZR, Cap-
tain SRA its, with a transport with stores for the Island of An-
holt, and to join the fleet in the Baltic; ARIEL and MAGNET,
sloops, and the HAVOC, Lieutenant laoNs, on a cruize.—Reutair.,
Heat), VANGUARD, PLANTAGENET PRINCIES CAROLINE and
N' GAOES, 74 guns; Roasucw„ guard-ship, RLTNAID, PROM!'"
TN Etlll, EARN EST, HILAITY. DILAILL, &UPC, CEN sea, and Pilot
S; So

cRAVfSI(IIII, Ann. 16.--Arrived the Jolly Bachelor, Watts,
from Lisbon ; Camarel, Ranos, from Gibraltar • Providence,
Reed ; and Union, Simpson, from &W.—Sailed the'Welhor
ton, Hewitt, for Quebec ; ftarl St. Vincent, Sampson, for India;
and British Tar, Anthony, for Guadaloupe.
The Jonge Johanna, Bosco, from Amsterdam for Newcastle,
in consequence of bad weather, having sprung a leak, and scarcely
to be kept from sinking, was run on shore on the 28th ult. near
Warkworth. The crew, oonsisting of four men, took to their
boat, but, from the violence of the sea, it overset, and three un-,
fortunately perished. The Master pined the bottom tithe boat,
whence he-was rescued by the fishermen of liausieftwbe can;
timely to his assistance with a cable.

A measure, which has often Seen recommended in
the STAR, and which trattainly promises many benefits
to the public service, is now to be adopted in practice.
Orders have been sent to Plymouth for a survey, and
report to be made to the Admiralty, on the state of
the vessels laid up in ordinary at that port, Govern:
ment having determined in future to employ vessels of
war as transports for troops, instead of hiring colliers
and merchantmen, which are not only very expensive
but extremely incommodious and ill.aired.
Serjeant LEtss, Mr. WARREN, and Mr. CLIFFORD,
have been retained as Counsel for Sir FRARCIS BUR.
DETT in the ensuing contest with the House of Com-
mons.
A Requisition is circulating through the County of
Middlesex, for signatures to call a Meeting of the Free-
holders, to consider the case of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT.
The County Borough of Carmarthen has called a
public Meeting, to consider the late measures against
Mr.Jonw GALE JONES and Sir FRANCIS BURDETT. In
consequence of a Requisition from several respectable
burgesses and inhabitants, the MAYOR has appointed
Monday, the 25d inst. for that purpose.
The following is a correct List of the Cavalry Red
giments reviewed yesterday morning in Hyde Park.
On the right, three troops of Artillery.
The lit and 2d Regiment of Llfc Guards, 650.
A detachment of the Royal Horse Guards (blue) 250.
The 2d Dragoon Guards, or Queen's Bays, 520.
The King's Own, or 2d Dragoon Guards, 520. •
The Green Horse, or sth Light Dragoon Guards, 500.
The 15th Light, or Duke of Cumberland's Hussars, 6so.

1 he 10th Light Dragoons, 650; and
Three troops of Artillery, which closed the left.
Mr. EBRALL, the Corn.meter, who was shot in the
Shoemaker's Shop, at the corner of Mincing-lane,
died this morning about 12 o'clock, in St. Thomas's
Hospital.
Baawn.—Tlie day the LORD MAYOR, after inspecting the Re-
turns. ordered the price to continue the same as last week.

BIRTHS.
Sunday morning, at his Lordship's house, in St. James's-place
the Countess of Loudon and Moira, of a daughter.
On the 7th instant, the Lady f Charles Henry Rich, Esq.
of a daughter.

DIED.
On, Sunday last, In the 7lth year of his age, Mr. John Phil-
lips, Of Bridge-street, Cambridge.
- Saturday, at Morningside Lodge, near Edinburgh, the Right
Hon. William Coulter, Lord Provost, and his Majesty's Lieute-
nant for the city and county of the city of Edinburgh.
At Gastlesemple, on the sd instant, William M‘Dowall, Esq.
of Oarthland, M. Y. for RenfrewsWre, and his Majesty's Lieu.
tsiant for that county:
' At Carlisle, the How Mrs. Douglas, sister of the late Earl of
Seaforth.

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