Star.
London, England, 1811-05-22 00:00:00

HARWICH, MAY 21.

Sailed the Lark packet we the Aaholt Mails of
Tuesday and Friday last, and the Beaufoy packet,
with_Friday's mails, for Heligoland.

YARMOUTH, MAY 21.

Arrived from the Baltic yesterday, P.M. the CA*
LTPSO sloop of war, with dispatches and letters from
the fleet—sailed convoy for the Nore. Passed throngh
to the Westward the STARLING gun-brig, with con-
voy.—Remain the Roebuck, Vice-Admiral Muaaave
the Fawn, Briseis, Chanticleer, and Acute.—Wind
E. by S. thick weather.
Extract of a letter from Malta, dated ApriLS,—"
arrived here in the Crescent, from Smyrna; all the
vessels are sent to look out after the French squadron
which passed by a few days ago, and from all accounts
we could not have been an y great distance from them."

The Juhn, Ccaoo, bound to London, sailed from Surinam on
the 21st of March, in company with the Fortune, PATTRILION,
(arrived in the River) and parted two or three days after.

The Gideon, Coffin, from Lisbon, is arrived at New York,
after having been taken by a French privateer, and ransomed for
6000 dollars.

The George Washington,
back to New York, leaky.

~ bound to Gibraltar. is pat

The Atalanta, Palmer, from Virginia to I.isbon, put into New
York on the 3d ult. leaky ; part of her cargo thrown overboard.
The Concordia, Doyen, bound to Petersburgh, is seized at
Asberg.

The Talbot sloop of war sailed from Cork on the ISth
with a fleet for Lisboz,.

The Endeavour, Powers, from Lisbon to Marblehead, Is taken
and burnt by three French frigates.
The Emperor, —, from Honduras, was on shore on Mules-
ton Bar, on the 27th Much.
The Dispatch, Pratt, from Malta to Boston, has put into Porto
Rico in distress.

APPOINTMENTS AND PIONIOTIONS.—Hon. Captain Paget to
the Malta; Capt. Ussher, to the America; Capt. Cumby, to the
Hyperion, vice Brodie, deceased ; Cape. Graves, to the Polyphe.
mu,; Capt. Huskisson, of the Pelorus, is promoted to the rank
of Post Captain, and appointed to the Garland; Capt. Rowley,
to the Pelorus ; Lieut. Alexander, of la Draouverte, is promoted
to a Commander, and appointed to the Shark Capt. B. Greene
is promoted to the rank of Post Capt. and to retain the command
of the Boone Citoyame ; Capt. Doyle is promoted to the rank of
Post Capt. and to retain the command of the Lightning (the two
latter being registered as Pescohips) ; Capt. Austen, to the Eta-
phant ; Capt. Bingham, to the Egmont; Lieut.W. Hither, Cale-
donia; Lieut. A. Dungan, Tyrian ; Lieut. H. Boyes, Boyne;
Lieut.W. Kelly (1), Royal George.
Lieut. Joan Patec (1), Flag Lieutenant to the Commander-in-
Chief at Portsmouth, is appointed to the command, pre tswp. of
the Zephyr sloop, in the room of Capt. Dickens, indisposed.
Dr. VALINTINI Duna, of the Gorgon, is appointed Surgeon
of the Naval Hospital at the Cape of Good Hope.
Mr. tinsels's, late Carpenter of Sir John Warren's Bag-ship,
at Halifax, is appointed Master Shipwright of the Naval Dock-
yard at Bermuda.
Frederick Edgecombe, Esq. Private Secretary to Mr. Yorke,
is appointed Commissioner of theVietualling Board, in the room
of Wm. Boscowen, Esq. lately deceased.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The Ferret, fot the hull, atom, and head-money of Is Betimes
eartured Oct. 28, 1808, was paid and will be recalled as above.
Ilse Hussar and Ferret, for la Jeune Rose, la Rivals, and Is
Dougay Trouln, and Their cargoes, captured March 2, 12, at4l
30, 1609, was paid and will be recalled as above.
The Swiftsure and Halifax, for la Junin) and cargo, captured
December 31, 1808, and for h Caroline and cargo, captured
March 2, 1800, will be paid and recalled as above.
The late Leda, for the Ann, captured January, 1807, was pall
the 13th inst. and will be recalled, at No. 7, Church•street,

The hired armed brig Charles, for the Jonge Johanna and
Neptunus, captured August SI, 1810, will be paid on board on
arrival, and recalled at No. 3, Brick-court, Temple.
The Cleopatra, Pert, and Maria, for the Jane, captured Nov.
14, 1106, was paid the 10th inst. and will be recalled, at No. 1,
Fish-street, Doctors' Commons.
The Pert, for the Commandant Von Scholten, captured Juno
11, 1807, was paid and will be recalled as above.

Manx..LANl.—This day there are some further supplies of
Wheat coastwise, and having several fresh arrivals of foreign,
tends to the effect of extreme heavy sales at sollewhat h ss prices
—Barley with Malt at little fluctuation—White Peas likewise—•
Net many Beans of the two kinds—New Ticks rather dearer,
345. to 401.—Oats are in middling supply, and this trade quoted
nearly at Monday's prices—Flour without variation.

CITY Busums.—Yesterday a Court of Aldermen
was held at Guildhall, at which the Lord Mayor, 14
Aldermen and City Officers were present. The Court
inspected the Mealweighers Reports, and ordered
the price of Bread to be continued at Is. RI the
quartern loaf of wheaten, and Is. o'd. household.
—Mr. Alderman JACOB resigned the office of Al-
derman of the Ward of Lime-street, and a precept
was ordered to be issued for holding a Wardmote for
the election of another in his room.—The follow.
ing Gentlemen were nominated by the Court to be
put in nomination to the Livery at Guildhall, on Mid-
summer-day. for their choice of two of them to serve
the offices of Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, viz.
Was. Heygate, Wm. Pickering, Ptuhp Booth, Philip Ancrobus,
George Fooeuter, Titus Fontes', Thomas Parker,l homas Baize.
and Wm. Newcombe, Emirs.
A quantity of gold was sworn to as foreign, for et.
portation. Yesterday the Committee for General
Purposes unanimously appointed Mr. JAM es MONTAGU'
Surveyor to Blackfriars Bridge, in the room of Mr.
ROBERT MYLNF, deceased.

This morning, between S and 4 o'clock, the old-
established public house known by the sign of King
Henry the Eighth's Head, the corner of Great St.
Andrew's-street, Seven Dials, fell down with a most
tremendous crash ; Mr. HASTINGS, the landlord, his
wife, his niece, and ,a servant girl, escaped unhurt.
The niece and servant. fortunately hearing some of
the timbers falling, got-out of the garret window, and
crawling along the parapet, escaped the danger by
taking refuge in the adjoining house ; but one man
and a child were found dead in the ruins, another m.in
died while conveying to the Hospital. Four per-
sons, lodgers, were taken to the Hospital in a bituised
spat.

BOXING.

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notch. between .Molineux and Rimmer, for
*netts, Took place yesterday at Moulsey Hurst..
mill is well known by his late battle with Crib.
.ier, his antagonist, made his debut on this occa-
sion, having Night about two battles in Lancashire.
He is nearly six feet in height, not 22 years of age,
and much resembling the senior Belcher in kis day.—
He was pitted against the Black, as being a fresh
young novice, toll of courage and ability ; but the ge-
neral opinion of him may be estimated by the betting
in the ring, Sto 1 on the Black. At one o'clock
Rimmer appeared in the ring, with his seconds Jones
and Powers, having previously thrown in his hat as
',ken of detiance. The inner ring, which waaroped,
was '25 feet diameter, fifteen yards from which was
with vehicles, about eight deep, a spacious
liter ring. Molineux appeared soon after !.is adver-
try, attzadod br his seconds, Richman and Gibbons,
Ind after some difficulty in beating out the ring, they
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iatls Ult. at Ardeoedie, %nimbi* Noiti Bkitabs,
Jane. Rfth daughter of Mr. John l'hairmon.
Frederick liamilion Rowan, tilled son of Arehibald Hamilton
Rowan, Esq. This gallant yonag.necer fell in storming of ?am-
mo!, on the toast of Catakmia, on which service he volunteered
from his own ship, thel care. '
Monday se'unight, Mr. Sauter, of Catheriagton, whilst work-
ing in his garden, dropped down dead. His son hid been working'
with him only a ft.w minutes before; when he returned to the
garden he found his father a corpse.
A' Ballynahincli, Captain John Rawdon Ford, of his Majesty's
18311 regiment.

--sAtts tit -AtlertON:

• ISEJCICS.
Eng ible EREEHOLO ESTATE, principal part Tithe Free, and
Land Tax redeemed, Little Minnick,. near Amersham.—
Compact Residence, small Farm, Mad and about Thirty-two
Acres.—By Mr. ROBINS,
At (areaway s, on Tuesday, May Xi; at Twelve, in Two Lots, I
by order of the Assignees of Mt. haathan Mine,
A VENN Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE ;
land Tax Redeemed.
I ot L Cotnprites a compact Residence' the pri:Apal part
lately erected, with convenient Offices of all descriptions, Coach • •
house and Stables, Farm-yard, Barns, Granary, Cart-lodges,
Cattle-pens, and various Out-buildings, situate at I ittle Misser.- ,
sleri,*adjoining the I:igh road to Aylesbury. and opposite Mr.;
Drake's Park, a fine, beautiful, and commanding shoed. n ; also
a neat Cottage, with Offices, Stable, tie, den, Ste. on an elevated
part of the Estate, together with Five Inclosurey of Meadow and
Arable land, the whole about Twenty-five Acres, all lying be-
hind the building, and skirted by beauinol Vromis.
Lot 2. Terney Field, situate at Hyde Heath, in the parish of
Chesham, at a small distance from I, feel- of Great Titliis
and Land Tat redeemed ; comprising a rich Enclosure of Arable
Land, ahnut Seven Acres, adjoining Mr. Judge's homestate, rid !
near the lands of Robert Ward, Esq. No expellee baa been spared
in the dressing and cultivation of this l.ot.
To be viewed by applying on the P•embes ; where Particu-
lars may be had ; at the Post house, Chesi.am ; Kings, Berk-
hampstrad ; George, Aylesbury ; Crown, Amersham ; Swan,
Rickmansworth ; White Horse, Uxbridge ; Essex Arms, War-
lord ; Alsercorn Arms, titanniore Cranes and White. liar:,
Edgeware ; •f Messrs. Tenant and Harrison, Solicitors, Gray's
Siff; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Got.
'-si-square ; ighere a Plan of the ist.ve may be seen.

HAYES, MIDDI.ESEX.
Eligible FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, with Offices, Gardens,
Plea ere-grounds, and about Seventeen Acres of rich Meadow
Land ; and a COI-I'AGE HOUSE, with Offices, Farm-yard,
Garden, capital Orchard, an old-accustomed Butcher's Shop
and Buildings, with Six Acres of Meadow Land, Tythe•free,
and Land-tax Redeemed.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Carraway's, on Thursday, May 30, at 12, in Two Lots.
Let I.A VERY Eligible FREEHOLD and part
COPY HOLD ESTATE, l'ytbe-free and Land-tax
redeemed; comprising an excellent Family House, with Offices
planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, with
Yards, double Coach-house, and Stabling for eight horses, Darns,
and various Out-buildings, Kitchen Gardens, Lawns, and Plea-
sure-grounds, ornamented with fine-grown forest-trees and shrubs,
Canal and Fish-pond well stored, and rich Meadow Land; the
whole upwards of Seventeen Acres, all lying compact surround-
ing the house, situate at Wood-End-Green, at Hayes, in the
county of Middlesex, a short distance from the turnpike-road
from London to Uxbridge ' • the house and part of the lands is In
possession of the Rev. Mr. Freeman, who quits at Midsummer
next; the remainder of the land may be had at Michaelmas next.
The whole are freehold except about seven acres and three quar-
ters, which are cupybold ; two Pews hi. the church, which Is
within a quarter of a mile.
Lot 9. A Freehold and part Copyhold Estate, Tythe-free and
Land-tax redeemed ; consisting of a genteel Cottage House, with
convenient Offices, Yards, Barns, Stable, and Out-buildings' and
an old-accustomed Butcher's Shop, Slaughter-house, &c. with ex-
cellent Garden, capital Orchard, and Close of Freehold Meadow
Land, the whole upwards of Six Acres, situate at Wood-End-
Green, near the Chianti, at Hayes. The House and Offices are
In possession of Mr. Cheaseley, Butcher.
To be viewed by applying on the Premises, or to Mr. Elliot,
jun. near the Adam and Eve, Hayett ; where particulars may be
bad, and at the White Horse, Uxbridge; Castle, ; Red
Lion, Southall, and Hounslow; of Messrs. Devon and Tooke,
Solicitors, No. 10, Gray' Gold
Garraway's ; and of Mr.
Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a plan of the
Estates may be seen.

NEAR EX!TER, DEVON.—Eligible Family Mansion, with
Offices' genteel Dwelling-Houses, Farm-House, Cottages,
Orchard, Farm, and lands.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, Jane 1 3. at twelve, In one Id.
A VERY 'Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
L 1 and- Tax redeemed, Cowley-place. the Property and late
Residence of Win. JACKSON, hisq. comprising a capital Mansion,,
erected within a iew years, of a hasebome elevation, double-
bowed
front, and stuccoed, planned for the accommodation of 1,
a Gentleman's Family, with Offices of all descriptions,
conch-
houses, and stables, excellent kitchen-gardens, walled, hot and
green-houses, seated on a beautiful eminence, commanding ex.
tensive views of the river Eve, and the rich valley to the Chan-
nel,
surrounded by thriving plantations, laws, and paddocks in-
tersected by gravel-walks and rich barging-woods, sloping to the
river. At a short distance a neat Cottage and Dairy, elegiatly
fitted up, with curious old china, Ste. a garden, plantations, Ste.
a cold bath, supplied with fine spring water, farm-yard, with
out-buildings, and rich meadow land; the whole near forty
acres, in hand. Also a compact Res.dence, with offices, gar-
dens, and land, about stye, acres, in the possession of Mr. Its-
betson, or. lease ; an excellent Farm House, with barns, stables,
ox-stalls, and various nut-buildings, capital productive orchards,
and sundry enclosures of rich pasture, marsh, arable, and wood-
lands, alma one hundred sad Us acres, all lying compact, and
beautifully diversified by hill and dale, in possession of Mr.
W. Carter, whose term expires at Michaelmas 11112: sundry
Cottages and Gardens, let to tenants at will. The whole Estate
upwards of One Hundred and Fifty Acres, all lying contiguous
to the Mansion, and bounded on the East by the river Ex.,
which abounds with fine salmon, trout, Etc. the situation dry and
cheerful, distant only two miles from Exeter on the road to Cre-
diton and Barnstaple, forming together a most desirable property
for a Gentleman.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Chown, Gardener, at the
Mansion, where particulars may be had ;of Mr. Coleridge, and
New London Inn, and Hotel, Exeter ; King's Arms, Liakeard;
Fountain, Plymouth Dock ; Hotels, Plymouth and Weymouth ;
White Hart, and Antelope, Salisbury ; Sono, Wells ; King's
Head, Bridgewater; Principal Inns at Taunton; White Lion,
Bdffi ; Bush, Bristol.; at Garraway's; and of Mr. R•bias, War-
wick-street, Golden-square, London., where a Plan of the Estate
may be seen.

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