Star. — London, England, 1802-10-04 00:00:00

CORN MARKETS. MARIt-LONE• OCTOIIIR 4. d'ar arrivals of Wheat this morning were ver) good, notwithllanding prime famples. of Effe; fully fupport Lift week's prices—Flour likewii, keeps up.—Barley, though the quantity at Marke► is (till trifling, continues declining ; molt general files did not exceed 28s. per quarter.—Malt and Rye are the fame.—Beans are without mud alteration, as were alfn Peas ; but Boilers, fince the 27th, are full 3s. dearer, and much in demand. Oats are plentiful, but experience no variation of confequente. Englith Wheat, per qr. 505.565. 625. Prime Mix, 64.5. 6d. Fine Dantzic Wheat, 58s. 6os. Rye, 325. 365. (New) 445. 465. Barley, 24.5. 265. (New) 28s. Malt, 465. Sos. Oats, 15s. 225. 255. Iforfe Beans, New, 365. Old, : 365. 38$. Tick Beans, New, Sos. Old, 315. 335. Hog Peafe, 38s. 455. Boilers, 435. 45 5 • New 475. Carraway Seed, 365. to 4ts. per cr. Coriander, zBs. to 3os. per cwt. Canary, Sos. to 86s. per qr. Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per la&. Fine, 375. Flour, 503. 555. per fack. IRON TIC I,ONDON OAZITTI, SATURDAY, OCT. 2. Average price of Corn in England and Wales, from the Re turns ending the nth of September, iBos. Wheat. I Rye. Barley. Oats. j Beans. Pears. a. Ai. s. d. s. 1. s. d. s. d s d. 66 zi re 3o 21 3 35 at .Lt 8 The average Price of Sugar, comport from the eturns =de 111 the weekending the 29th of September, is 355. lid per kuudred weight. raters or GRAIN. AT TIII rosiowisrn MARICILTI. Baszsorroza.—Wheat sBs od to 63s od per Quarter. Sirley ass od to 28s od 1 Beans 35s od to 39s od Oats aos od to ass od Peafe oos od to oos cd Mazusumeau.--Wheat SP od to 66. od per quarter. Barley 28s od to 3os od I Beans 366 od to 381 od Oats 23$ od to ass od Peak 404 od to 42$ al thwavaro—Wheat, 425. od.. to 665. std. per Qarter. Barley 24s od to 261 od Beans 311 od to 4es ad Oats 17s od to 231 od Peak 36s od to 4os od Hasszir.—What 306 od to 67s od per Quarter. !Inky 2511 od to 3zs od I Beans 36s od to 38s al Ow As od to 264 od Pak 4os od to 4ss od Rzasuso.--Wlseat sos. od. to 6ss. od. per Quarter. Balky 606 6d to ass od Bean 291 od to 361 od Oats zits sod ill a 66 od Pafe 39s od to 42s od At WArminfter Market, nn Saturday lad}, the prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, by the quarter, al. 135. to 31. os. Barley, 11. 3s. to li. 73. Oath 196. to 11. ts. Beans, 11. IL. to 21. 22. Croydon Fair began on Saturday. The thew of tattle and pigs was great, and they in general went off at good prices. the fat ones in particular. .The Shew part of the Fair was very handfome, and much better arranged than ufual, being di vided into regular fireets. A number of conaa• bles are Rationed at different parts of the Fair, to • prevent the fcenes that difgraced Peckham Fair. At Worcefler Fair, only three pockets and two temps, or (hors ends, appeared for Pale. The prices were from 12 tot4l. At the butter fair at Ipfwich ha week, prime dairies fold from 345. to 365. There was fcarcely any demand for cheefe. At Spalding Fair, laft week, there iris a large • Thew of fheep and cattle ; thofe belt fed fold at high prices—the others declined. Newark Cheefe market on Wednefday was fup pEed with a much larger quantity than ufual. The prices of the new milk kind Were from 575. to 635. UM milk from 48s. to 325. At Derby Cheefe Fair on Tuefday, plain dairies fetched from 565. to 395. per cwt. a few choice dairies went at 6os. coloured cheefe 6os. to 635. a few coloured dairies 645. The price of plain cheefe at Chefterfield Fair on Saturday, was from 571. to 395. coloured 6os. to 6/1- Oa Monday week, the firll Red-ditch New Fair , was well fupplied with cattle and (beep, which ex perienced a reduction in price. Cheefe alto de clined confiderably ;—beff making fold from 565. to 6os. At Atherftone Fair, on Monday week, there was a good thew both of fat cattle and &cep, which fold at confiderably reduced •piices. Pigs and cheefe alfo experienced a reduCtion in price. Upwards of three hundred tons of butter were lag week imported from Holland, France, and Ireland.. There were likewife hear five hundred tons of cheefe. At Norbury Park, the feat of Mr. LOCK, which tied to realize 6001. per ann. by the Pale of wal- . nuts, there is not now a bov e a buffiel. Such har t been the complete failure of this fociable article in. our OE niser deffirts. Accounts from Maidftone of the 28th ult. (late, that the Hop picking being 'nearly completed, it is alcertained that Kent will produce about a bag on, every four acres; the duty from which, on 22,000, acres, will be about 60001. The old duty is ex pelled to be lets than t t,oool. FRENCH Maaerrs.—By a Gentleman, lately arrived from Normandy, we are favoured *Wyche following prices of provifions there : Bread, 3 fosse a posndf Ducks, 36 foils a couple Beef, 7 ri m A Turl;ry, S by ru t Mutton, 6 foes Eggs, 7 foss a dozen Veal, Mass Plums; fous Butter, /3 tb us Pear, 3 foil, Chickens, is funs a couple Apeieots, is foul. Foals, as foes • A fon is a halfpenny. t A French posted is two ounces more than the Englifh. I A liar is so rhos, so pence. Sevend barrels of Porter, furl:weed to contain' a poifonous mixture, intended at a fubtlitute 6 1 3 , wtre form days fine feized in the Borough, and they are now depofited in the Excife Office :or the purpofe of being fully and fairly analyfed. Faomorr's Windfor Stage, returning to town reflerday w i t h ten infide paiengers and - fourteen cutfide, was, owin g to t h e dronkennefs o f t he .i.ver, overturned at iienfington Gore. None of pdfengers (grange to relate) were feriouny SPOItrING lIVIILLMENCP. DONCASTER RACES, THURSDAY, SEPT. so. . . One Hundred Pounds, for 3 and 4 yr olds ; 3 yr olds to carry 711. slb. and 4 yr olds SR. 71b. — Maiden colts allowed :lb. maiden fillies 31b. — The, winner of any Subfcription or Sweep(lakes to carry 41b. extra. Heats two miles each. Mr. Brandling's b. c. Alonzo, 4 yrs. old - - ,x 1 Lord Middlton's g. 2. Blue Devil, by Bcningbrough, 3 yrs. old - - - - 5 2 31r T. Gafeolgne's ch. c. Lenox, 4 yrs. old - 2 3 .ord Fitawilliam's ch. c. Standard, 3 yrs. old - 4 4 Vlr. Garforth's ch. c. Trim, by Acacia, 3 Yrs. old 3 5 Six to 4 agfl. Alonzo, near race ; 5 to 2 agd. Blue Devil ; 5 to 1 againa Standard ; 6to 4 on Alonzo after the heat. Sweepftakes of xogs. each, with 2ogs. added by the Corporation of Donca(er, for fillies 3 yr olds, to carry Bii.—Two miles. Mr. T. Hutchinfon's bay. by Beningbrongb - I A!r.l.umley Savile's br. f. by Sir Peter -•- 3 Duke of Hamilton's b. by Wdinut - - - 3 Mr. Timm's b. Mils Teasle, by Sir Peter - - 4 Six to 4 on Mr. Hutchinfon, near race ; 2 to t agft. Mr. Timm's. Mr. Wentworth gave 4001. t; r Mr. Hutchinfon's bay filly at York. Hunters Sweepftakes of logs. each, fo horfes, &c. that never won Plato, Match, or Sweep(lakes, before the time of naming, to carry lA. each. Four miles. Sir W. Gcrard's bi. b. Collier ' - Mr. Barlow's b.g. Methodift - - - Ten to IT on Collier.—Won in a Canter. ' OSV7ESTRY, MONDAY, SEPT. 27. The Sithfcription Purfe of Fifty Pounds. Lord Grey's ch. h. Edgar - r - t I Sir W.W W. Wynn's ch. h. Mountaineer - - 1 2 TUESDAY. The Hunters' Cup; value Fifty Pounds. Mr. Boates's br. g. Paul - - - I I Mr. Croxon's ch. h. Maks - - - a 1 Mr. Boodle's ch. m. Nelly - - - di[. WEDNESDAY. The. Fifty Pounds Purfe. Lori Grey's eh. h. Edgar - - - I -I Mr. Bailey's gr. h. Nautilus - - - a a Mr. Hunt's b. m. Sally - - - 3 dif. Mr. Lockley's b. c. Minima - - 4 dr. ~ir W. W. Wynn's eh. e. Mountaineer - - dr. The New York paper, of the 12th Auguft, con tains a notice from the poorhoufe of Newcaftle, Delaware, figned by the Governor, which Rates that a maniac, who had been admitted there, had not taken any kind of nouriiihment between the 27th July and the 6th Auguft, a. term often days, notwithfianding which he continued alive, and in apparent health. James Hadfield, the maniac, who Tome time fince fhot at the KING, was laft week removed from Bedlam (under an order from Lord PeLn Am) to Newgate, for the more fecure keeping of his perfon. He appears at prefent tolerably well, feems to have a great averfion to his former lodging, and fays, what man in hi; fella would flop there, pen ned up by wooden bars. Mr. Stillwell, the unhappy man who in a tem porary fit of infanity murdered an amiable woman with whim he had fpent many years in conjugal ten dernefs, is committed to Surrey county gaol for trial at the affizes, the Coroner's Jury having re turned a verdi!l of wilful murder againti him.— The poor unhappy man feems in fome meafure re figned to his fate. On being brought into the prifon, he begged they would be merciful to him, and not hurt him. He faid his wife 44 was an angel, and is now in Heaven, and that he was glad he fent her there." Fiaas.—On Toefday fe'nniht a fire broke out at the New Ship, inn, Roch ford, Effex ; by timely affißance, we are happy to fay, it was ex tinguilhed without effeaing much damage. On Wednefday morning, about three o'clock, a fire broke out iu the dwelling-houfe of Mr. Philip Ager, baker, in New-ftreet, - Braintree : the flames raged with fuch fury, that, notwithflanding the moft naive exertions were used to extinguifh them, in a (bort time the whole of the premifes were completely deftroyed. Wednefday a fire broke out at the cooperage of Mr. Tomkins, near the market place, Yeovil, Dorfetthire, which deftroyed about twenty (mall dwelling houfes, by which more than thirty fa milies are reduced to great diftrefs. Mr. Kirkby, a liable keeper at Margate, had a haytiack confumed on Wednefday by the carelefs nefs of boys, who had been making a bonfire in an adjoining field. About eight o'clock on Saturday night a fire broke out in the glafs manufatiory of Mr. Jofeph Heady, No. zB7, Strand ; at &II it occafioned great alarm, ak the back of Mr. Heady's ware houfe runs into Holywell.ftreet, the greatefl part of which confifis of old wooden houfes ; but the timely afliflance of the engines prevented its cx. tending to any of the adjoining premifes. It was diftreffing to fee the inhabitants of Holywell-flreet running in all diredions with their furniture,many net knowing where to carry it for fafety. Many of them, we are lorry to add, were plundered by the numerous thieves who affembled on this, as they do on all fimilar occafions. The fire origin ated in the baik kitchen, or parlour, and burned only that apartment before it was extingnifhed. From what caufe it began is not afcertatned.— Tbere were four or five children in the upper part of the houfe in bed ; but they were refcned, and the flames in about half an hour ware fuppreffed. The damage is chiefly confined to the tack part of the premifes in Holywell.areet. _ _ In the night of the I 7th of September, the thea tre, at Stutgard in Germany, was burnt down, af ter the autbence and aftors had retired. The fire was fo rapid, that no part of the properties could be fared. From Bologna Ne hearithat in the night of the ph'ult. the theatre of Zagnom fell a prey% to the flames. This playhoufe, entirely built of wood, has, however, Rood nearly zoo years. Five per lons loft their lives on this occation ; and many were hurt. The damage fuftained by the lofs of the building, and the property it contained, is gni mated at too,ooo feud-i. NiittTICAL INTILLIGINCII. MAILS THIS DAY—WIND S. /ARMED. DU& o Hastburgh ' 0 French Dublin, • a 3 Waterford 0 Dutch FALMOUTH. OCTOBER z. Sailed this day the following vefrels, viz. Brig Flaxley, Trenay, with tin, &c.; Hampden, CUrry, with fugar, coffee, &c ; Atlas, Woolis, with ditto ; and Ame rican brig jofeph, W oodward, with rice, for Lcnden ; brig Good Hope, Cole; and Surprize, Carter, with filar, coffee, &e. for Rotterdam ; Friends, Denning, bale goods, &c. for Liibon; Spraycombe, Gof, for Swanfea; jeftuanony, Blatilt aller, for Plymouth ; lnduftry, White. for Arundel; Nelfon, Vau, with cyder, for a market ; and the Speedwell, Lugg, for Swanfea. Arrived, the brig Emmeline, Horfewell, with hemp, tal low, &c. from Peterfburgh, for this port ; brig Recovery, Rowe, front London , to load Nit for & vil le; Happy Return, Perry, with flour, from Newhaven ; (Economy, Sutton, from. Milford, fur Southampton; and the Mary Ann, Came, from Fowey: It is reported this evening that the KING GEORG E Packet was ken in the Offing, but the cannot arrive in time for poft.—Wind N. W. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 2. Yellerday failed theoGLENktoßs of 36 guns, Capt. MAITLAND, for Portfmouth : arrived and came into Stonehoufe Pool the CHILDERS of 16 guns, Capt. Delafons: the Majarric of 74 gnus, Capt. GOULD, was paid off, and laid up in ordi nary : came into harbour the Escoar of 12 guns, Lieut. lEee, to refit. This day came into harbour the PrrrEitst. of 16 guns, Capt. LAMBORN, to refit. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 3. Arrived a Smuggling boat with 360 kegs of fpirits,• fent in by the ATALANTE (loop of war.— Arrived the Guitissoas frigate from Plymouth. LYMINGTON, OCT. 3. I am font' to acquaint you that the chip Triton, of London, SAMUEL RICHARDSON Mailer, laden with fpirits, grocery, &c. and bound to Liverpool, was difcovered to be on fire about three o'clock this morning, and the fire raged with fuch violence as to prevent any part of the cargo being faired, notwitbilanding the Mailer drifted the (hip on Chore, for that purpofe. Fire of the mariners were unfortunately burnt to death, and the others had fcarce time to fave themfelves in the boat, having loft all their clothes, &c. The -names of four of the fufferers are, James Woolley, Thomas Lee, John *earthy, and John Walker; the name of the other is not known. The Ihip is burnt to the water's edge, and no thing but her anchors and a few trifling articles will be raved. A fubfcription is now colleftins in the town for the immediate relief of the furvivors, and to pro vide them with clothing in place of what they have 1011. GREENOCK, SEPTEMBER 28. The Ann, Mac KIN LAY, from Jamaica, arrived here on Saturday, after a paffage of upwards of eight weeks ; fpoke the la Vereufe French frigate, t 4 days from Cape Francois, bound to Breit. The Achilles, WOOD, of this port, for Liverpool ; Eli zabeth, RAE SIDE ; and Neptune, MALCOLM, both of and for this port, failed sad July, and may be hourly expeded. They took the Gulph, while the Ann came by the windward paffage: The Governor Carleton, UDM SY, arrived at Cork, from Jamaica, the 21 ft init. from whence the comes here. Arrived at Port Glafgoiv, on 23d inftant, the Endymion, MLLE It, from Virginia, after a patrage 0149 days; left loading for Clyde the Mary, Bauc Es which would be ready to fail in Ca days. LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER 30. The Eagle, ; and HFelor, late BLAIR, from hence, are arrived at Africa. The Montalembert, —, from Africa and St. Vincent's for the Bahamas, is loft. The 'Three Sifters, GODREE, from hence, is ar rived at Bremen. The Forty Second, TYRIE, of this port, from Newcaille for the Baltic, paffed the Sound the 16th inflant. The James, JUMP, failed from Buckner's Bay, Jamaica, the zd Auguil, not beiag able to get her anchor op on the Ili. The Prince Edward, Lows, from the Baltic, is arrived at Bourdeaux. The Belvoir Cattle, EVANS, from Cadiz, is ar rived at Barcelona. Captain AIKIN, of the Lord Duncan, who ar rived here on Tuefday, failed from Port Royal-the 25th July. Spoke a canoe oft the Caymaii, who informed Captain AIKIN, that the lhip Diana, WILLIAMS, from Jamaica, was call away on the Ifle of Pines, on the 18th or 19th July, and that the Captain was fence dead. On the 14th Auguil, fpoke . the No Faithful Sally, from Jamaica to Cork, in the Gulph of Florida. On the 16th int. the flip Fanny, laviu o, from the Havannah to this port, in lat. 50. 50. N. long. per account, 26. 23. W. On the 23d int. the American brig Ohio, from this port to Philadelphia, to the fouth ward and weftward of the Saltees. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DEAL, OCTOSTR 3.—Arrived and failed for the River feveral Coafters from the weftward.--Wind S. S. W. GRAVRSRND, OCTOBER 3.--Paffed by the Walker, Nichols, from the South Seas; Severus, Way, from Naples ; Lady Nei fon, —, from Curacoa; St. Andreas, —, from Stockholm; Duke of Clarence, Charlton, from Barbadoes ; Pegle4, from Sicrra Leone • New York, Gofs, from Virgina ; New Greenwich, Baconfrom St. Andero ; Alert, Hill, from Dant skk ; Eliza, Thomas, from Dublin ; Lady St. John, Smith ; Sir Andrew Hammond, Thomfon ; and Columbine, Barber, from Jamaica.—Sailed the Eliza Ann, Parlous for India; Ex periment, Geary, for Bermuda ; Ritfon, Whipple, . for Wrginia; Induky, —; and Leith Packet, Johtifon, for Rotterdarg; William Beckford, Maine, for Africa; Wow Elizabeth, ; Catharina Margrata, Janke; and Wow Johauna, for Angtadam. OFPortlatult. George, Metcalf. Atm Jamall4. Off Plymouth—.l.o , ,!on, Kerr, - from Jamaica. At Briftof—James Criftal , —, from Bilhoi. Off Port fmouth—Orinn, Meyer, from Petcriburgh. At Larne—George and Kitty, M'Pherfon, from Lcghorn4 At Dublin—Betfey, Moor., from St. Vinc:•nes. In the Testi—Cora, Hutchinfon, from Baltimore; and . Miry, Crocker, fro m New York. At Leghorn--Bacchus, Davey, from Baltimore. At Philalelphia—Topfham Beauty Man lon, London. At Gibraltar—john, Caves from Nem:dile; Perfeyerance, Haywood; and Cherie. Lane, from London. At Nap s—AAne, Robfon, from New York. At Baltimore—Herald, Robinfon, from London. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The {loop :s Bonne Citoyenne, for the capture of the French merchantman Courageui, will be paid on Wednefday, the 13th hit. at No. 9, New Broad-ftreet. The cutter Pigmy, for the capture of the French brig lc Pru dent, will be paid at the fame time and place. The floops Arrow and Wolverine, for the capturr of the Ro falia, will be paid on the fame day, at No. 13, Hart-ftreet, Bloomlbury. The late Blip Swiftfure, for the capture of the Spanifh frt. gates la Florentine and El Carmine, will be paid at No. 22, Arundel-ftreet, on the firft Thurfday, monthly. The Hind, Flder, from Peterfburgh for Londonderry, is loft on the coaft of Sweden. The Enterpriie, Foucher, from St. Croix for Copenhagen, is put back to St. Croix, leaky. The Lovely Peggy, Captain Harris, of Dublin, has arrived at Bourdeaux, after a paiLage of nine days—paffengers and crew in good health. His Majefty's (hip Ceres, from Jamaica, arrived at Sheer• net's, (poke, on the !nth of September, in lat. 45. 20. N. long. 48. W. the alp Two Brothers, of Liverpool, Robert Cummins wafter, out 18 days, all wcIL The (hip Union, Hooper, from Alicant for Bofton, was in July !aft wrecked on the Ifiand of Sable. She went on (bore at one in 'he morning, and the lea, which was greatly agitated, Made a breach over her, and filled her with water—in this Bate the crew remained feveral hours; their rafts, boats, &c. were broken to pieces by the Turf ; at length, however, they fucceeded in floating a rope, by means of a fp3r on Chore, and were all Caved, excepting a paffenger, named Montgomery, who was drokrried by the Turf. letters from Cork, dated the 24th ult. (fate, the fafe arrival there of the Ceres, Sunning, with corlage and other goods, for a market; the ea-earl:iced treat dittrefs on her paffige from Plymouth; having, off the Lizard, in a gale of w nd, on the night of the loth ult. flailed a butt-end, in confequence of which the made fu much meter, that the Mafter. Mr. Rowe, a paffenger, and the crew, were continually pumping for fix days and nights; with all this exertion the could fcarcely be kept free, and was at laft nearly finking, the crew being quite ex !nutted, when, to their great joy, a fail hove in fight, to which' fignals of dittrefs being hoifted, the bore down, and took them in tow for Cork. The cargo has, of courfe, received much damage. . _ Captain INGLEFIELD is appointed to the HUN TER, of 18 guns, fitting for lea in Hamoaze. Admiral IAITCH EL arrived at Bermuda early in Atigua, in a frigate, being appointed to the com :Mind of the Britifh (hips of war on the American Ration. A CARD.—The Inhabitants of_ London, who write Letters to their Friends in the Country, are requefied to fend them to the General PO. Their Servants generally put them in a Penny Poft Of fice, by which means Twopence are added to the charge. If the writers are influenced by the laud able view of benefiting the Revenue, they would Chew their liberality by paying the London Poft. Bath, September 28, atm By letters from Curracoa, of the 3d of 'Auguft, we learn, that the two French !hips of the line and a floop of war, which fome time fince failed from St. Domingo to Porto Cavello, for the purpofe of getting mules and cattle, had been obliged to re turn without either, in confequence of a violent fever which prevailed there, and carried off, on an average, 3o perfons a day. While there, the French Commodore, and fevers' of his officersl died of this malady. The Captain-General, RICHEPANSE, at Baffe terre, Guadaloupe, has ordered the Merchants of Point Petre to pay a forced loan of one million of livres Tournois. . The Merchants held a meeting cn the fubjed, and unanimoufly refolved not to pay it. The General commanding at Point Petre, on being apprifed of this determination, declared, that if they. perfilled in their refufal, he would ar reit the principals of them, and fend them in irons to Baffeterre. This threat had not produced any immediate eaedt, and we are uninformed of the refult. The Merchants, however, mutt doubtlefs fubmit, (tmid the General, in the Rill critical Rate of his affairs, think proper to enforce his order. About 400 Blacks continued in the woods well armed ; the French hid, in a great meafure, cut off their communication with the inhabited part of the ifland, and were in expeaation cr Rarving the infurgents. Such ashad farrendered, or been taken, were fent to the Swims, until arrangements could be made for their final difpofition. General PE LAGE has been fent prifoner on board a frigate to France for trial. La Confolante and la Volontaire, French fri gates,' and Salamandre, floop of war, arrived at New York with between 7 and 800 infurgent Blacks, who had been tranfported from Guada loupe. The Mayor of New York, on the 14th of Ana, by a note to the French commander, ex preffed his hope that none of thefe people thould be permitted to land, and was anfwered that they fhould not ; on the zoth following, however, up wards of linty of them were taken ill, and were fent to the Marine Hofpital on Staten Bland.— Thefe !hips were to be followed by two other frigates, la Cockarde, and la Romaine, and le Cerf hoop. It was intended to land thefe Blacks at Carthagena, but the Spaniards would not re ceive them; on which the Commodore Rood for America, having difpatched one of his fquadron to Guadaloupe for frelh inftrudtions, the receipt of which he is to await at New York. On their ar rival at New York, all their provifions were ex hau 11 e.cl, and the Blacks were literally flarving. The merchants were very tardy in affording fupplies, as the payment was made in bills on the French Government. The Blacks brewed fymptoms of infurreaion, in confequence of which the military on !bore were under arms; but order was loon reftored amongft them. The Commodore's (hip, la Confolante, had broken from her anchors at the quarantine ground, and drifted amongit the veffels above, when fome of the Blacks efcaped from her; but, with the exception ..of one, wer e retaken.. She afterwards anchored near Fort Jay.