Star.
London, England, 1804-11-26 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Two Naval Officers belonging to an armed (hip in
Long Reach, Come days fince, went on (bore at
Greenhithe to determine • point of honour. One
I them meafured twelve paces, but the other de-
' leland he would not fight nulls they held the oppn-
fite corners of a handkerchief, and fired together.—
This was objected to ; and they returned on board
without further breach of the peace.
' Mr. RICRITS Coos, of thews emple, innlling
"leo-Area Come nights filmy, run dby a
siray. asd one of the wheels gaffing over his thigh,
broke it.
Gi.nyvour.---On Thurfday. at a public-houfe at
gewington, an MI laboutit u tdertook fur a trifling.
wager, to eat halfr , 0 rob of bacon, a pound of
treacle, so egg., It-quartrrn loaf, and drink half
a gallon of beer. He was all. w:d half an hour, but
devoured the whole in as mi .sites, and afterwards
oared a (billing to be permitted to fup off a pole
then matting for (uppers which offer the boll declined.
Boxtro.—Saturday morning, notwithflanding the I,
very heavy rain, and unfavourable Rate of the wee-'
they, a hard.fought battle took place in the Bowling-
green field, at St.Pancras, between Heberden. a brick
maker, and James, a drover. They quarrelled in the
morniri, over a pot of purl, while waiting for the
weather to clear. No interference on the part of the
people prefent could reconcile the difference, and they
fet to with the moll determined and refolute fury.—
After fighting 40 minutes, and dreadtully maiming .
and disfiguring each tn.:. r, HeberJen received an
' unlucky blow, while Quin'aling, on the back of his
head, the wourrehrin of which it is fappofed he cannot
furvive. His antaguitill has therefore been taken into
cullody.
firarisricas. Taace.—Me Laws HAWS, • Direc-
tor of Buildings to his Pruffian Majetly, in a Paper
which he lately read before the Academy of Sciences
at Berlin, gives the following comparative ilatement
of the prefent fupeificial extent. population, and
number of bottles of the undermentioned cities :
Sparr Prr-Ars. Popelation. N.. f Houfa
Lortlne - • 1.176.117 a 1033,000 25000
Parrs - s Ara 5 ,64 4 loc.= s i .cno
Vienna • 894 438 1501203 .S.C.°° 1
111,rlin - - 70,83) 173,635 6384
Pet ,Tfburgh - 1,111,601 213 COO 3 pc°
St reidndra . 468,81 M ro,6cas soon
Alv Iterdun -460,113 a 530 ovo Woo
Rome S I 3,86 a 163,000
....-
It this appears, that at Peterlburgh each indivi-
dual occupies nearly nine Goat. perches ; at Stock.
holm, 5 : Berlin. 41 Vienna and Rome. 3 ; Paris
and Amitosis's, a ; and London, If.
Tas Overuses Erswilic—This empire fill polliffes
alenoß all the phyfitial means which contributed to
its ancient power and fplendour, though its affairs
have not lately been diretted with talent or energy.
The extent of Turkey in Europe is 1131,760 fquare
mile., and its population amounts to ilmoo,ooo.—.
Turkey in Mu comprehends 345, in
miles (gnats.
and a population of ,0,000,000 ; in all t 8,000,000
in inhabitants, and p 11.560 fquarc miles of territory,
exclufive of Egypt, wbKh ought to be omitted is
calculating the strength of the Porte.
The population of the principal towns in the Tut-
kills dominions has been thus eflimated by the moll
intelligent and accurate travellers.
IN EUROPEAN TURICET.

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There 1117 t 30 (hips of war is the Turkifit Navy II
and the erchnary ettablifhtneat of the Army amounts
ia petrel to About sychooo men. Thus with tarsi-
tories more comr 40 a wife GuVeTONICIIt. the
Ottoman Env would be fully ;No to nisintain its
independence, assd repel any Attack that might be
nude upon it.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WInS
all. DOC AIL DOI.
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Team, Nov. 24.—Yetterday arrived here, and
remain the Giand Fleet under the command of Ad-
natal Coarewam.ts, cocialling of the IT'LL' DR Paati,
Pities Gamma, Piatsiransusr, Sas Jew. TEEIE••
• •
amts. Tv INCISOR CASTE.II, Particles Rbraz„ Imes-
-1114.14. Gouarto aux, Batzar aa, V a , and four
otberi; names as yet unkariera. Wind SS. W.
rititourti, Nov.. apa—Arrived the Co ['Materna
packet, Captain BLIGH, with a mail from Jamaica,
is aa days pane, having la nine of her crew in.
the paffage by the fever.—Wind Wefterly.
Pa ZA Lt:E,NoT.:3.—Yefterday the Swedith (hip Lu-
ki Ork, Capt. Wan a I a sac, with 6th for the Straights,
failed to Falmouth, in order to wait convoy r—alfo
the Gamy (loop of war, on a cruize. This morn-
ing the Fritndflup, a London, Patient, from Cork,
with butter for Falmotith ; and the Swallow, Trace,
with tin for London. We have juit learned that the
Strop Threb Siam. Jokes, from Gibraltar, which
failed from this port laft Sunday, in a dillreffed Rate,
for Standgate, to perform quarantine, is gone to
pieces, but that the panngers arid crew are freed.
PLVEIOUTN. Nov. 24.-Came in the 'NMI!) (hip
Charles Wilhelms, Captain C a ISTI am Bonnie, from
the Havannah, bound to Copenhagen, laden with
copy., put in here in diftrefs : alto the Lnrd 14elfon,
CaptainWica RAM, 5 om Longfound, bound tt. Chep-
flow, laden with timber and deals.
PORTSMOUTH, NOV 25.—Arrived the Hiatt.% fri-
gate, with a large fleet of outward bound edits froM
the Downs.—Wind Earletly.
Diaz, Nov. zs.—Sailed through the Downs a
Heed of outward bound veffels. Arrived the C
NaN-
flow frigate, Mar, and Deere's, (loops of war,
from a cruize, and remain in the Downs with the
pups as per laft. Laft night, in a hard gale ri wind
from N. E. to E. the Hannibal armed defence (hip.
Captain O'Comsoa, drifted from her anchors and
cables, and drove on (pore near Sandovm Cattle, and
it is feared will be loft. A brig with timber from
Norway, drove on (bore near Deal Cattle ; alfo a
collier, belonging to Ramfgate, drove on more on
Sandwich Flat.—Wind eafterly and blows hard.
YARMOUTH, Nov. as.—Friday P. M. arrived from
a unite the CEN,OR and Arm gun-brigs.-Taffed
through to the Northward an armed (hip. Yefterday
arrived the Vixen and Scour gun-brigs. Paired
through under convoy of a floop of war, the home-
ward.bound North Wefimen and an armed (hip from
Leith, bound to Grierufey, with troops on board.
Sailed the STAG cutter to the SrArthwaNl, with CON-
voy. This day failed the Alta armed (hip and 'cut-
ter, on a cruize. The (hips here are the MosSIOUTN,
of 64 guns, CRUIZER (loop of war and her prize, and
Vizeo,Clusoo,andScourgim-brigs,with two cutters.
—The Nelly, WALTrI STLIV•aT,Malter, from Leith,
bound to Malta with pickled herrings, having carried
away her boom and fprung a leaf , has put into this
port to be unladen and repaired. The Phiznio. Da-
YID Foaatsz Matter, from the North, bound to Lon-
don with coals, has put in here, wind bound. The
De Woillfarth, ANDREW PETER Kos u, from London,
has arrived, to load with herrings, for the Streights.
The Nerve, DANIEL FALsTON Mailer, from Carron,
bound to London, with has put into this pint,
leaky.—Wind N. E.
GIIIINOCR, Nov. 23.—The brig Maria, of this
port, J. Biala, wafter, from New York, bound to Ja-
maica, with a cargo of naval ttores and provifions,
was captured on the 3oth Augult left, by a French
(hip, of :4 guns and 150 men. The Captain was pnt
on board an American veffel along with his mate and
one Iceman, and landed at Tobago. Arrived here
on Wednefday, the Hannah, of this port, Captain
Dt:GOAN, from Oporto, whence the failed on the 3d
init. in company with the armed Chip Syren, Corks,
of Dartmouth, both bound for Newfoundlm I, and
parted from her on the third day, and owing to a
conitant fucceftion of wellerly gales, was obliged to
put back here; the Syren had orders, in cafe (he thotild
not Rand to the Wellward, to proceed for Lifbm.
—Arrived late on Monday night, the Mary Ann,
Itscact.s, from Chatleflown. Captain INGaLLS rays,
the main rigging of a brig was picked up at lea, in
lat. 30. N. on the edge of Laimrigs, and carried into
Charleflown ; from circumflances it undonbtedly be-
longed to the brig Spinner, of this port. Captain
M'Cocc, from New Pvividnee bound to Chatlef-
town ; and from the mincer in which the lanyards
and flays were cot, it appears to have been cleared
fiom the cella by the clew it is thetefore hoped,
the veffel may yet be fife, and gone for Niffait or
Bermuda to be repaired. Hopes were entertained
that the Mary, St say ft V, di iv en on Ihore at Saran,
nth, will be got off.
In conferptence, of the order in Council received
here on 'rudder, the Malty Ann is ordered to Holy
Loch to per form quarantine.—Arrived here an Tuef
day, the Ann, Co.•it, from Wilmington, in 44 days.
The Ifabella, Liv isles ros, of and lor this port, failed
a week before. Capt. kl rit ewe of the Frances, Sr•
rived here from New York in art days. fp-kr:the Fac-
tor, Cazows Lt., from this port to New York, to the
ealiward rf Nantucket ; a t.d on the ili;h roll. (poke
the Ruth, Vs' &RD, 14, of and from this port, (or New
foundland, in lat. 55. to. long. t 3. W. The Bruen-
ma, CstAIG, from atemel to and the 1 ivy.
&mu:ire, from Memel so Ayr. have put into Kurt-
wall the former is leaky, and u is fuppofed malt
deichecgc to repair.