Star.
London, England, 1808-07-08 00:00:00

FROM LLOYDS LIST.

GstAesettaa, Juts' 7.—Passed by the Queen Charlotteb• An-
drews, from the Cape of Good Hope; etpollo, Cameron:—
Richard, Porrin ; Speculator, Adonis, Melville ; Janet,
Calder; Louisa, Thorp ; and the Heroine, Cray, from Jamaica.
Sailed the Fing:ll, bcm ig ; and the San Pedro, Aquia, for the
BrAzila Rigby ; and the Amazon, Yuman, for Malts ;
Hope, IWEcheron, for Jamaica ; Hillman ; and the
Traveller, Coulson. for Cork. •

• The Mariner, Curtis, from Jamaica for London, is captured in
the Caicos Passage, by two private 2rs.
The Nelly, Sughrue, from Jarna'ra f.sr Lontlan, is reported to
have been on shore on the Caicos P.l,.ag,:s and afterwards got off,
and taken possession off by the enemy.
The rackhouse, ; John Lail, Bmckhank ; and Trafalgar.
for Liverpool, parted from the Arethnsa, in soundings.
1 he Juno, Robinson, from London, is taken near Dram and
burnt.

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he ',l*(-.lfa, with several ships wider her envoy, from Jamaica,
is arrived ac Kirxsl2:

J AMAICA FLEET.

GazzvocK, Jt-ty 4.—This fleet, consisting of 186
sail, sailed from Port Antonio on the Ist of May, un-
der convoy of his Majesty's ship ARETIICSA, Sir C.
BRIIBA'E commander. The ships for St. George's
Channel, under convoy of the WoL'E sloop of war,
parted from the commodore on the '12,44th June, in lat.
45.. '2O. long. 10. the whole fleet heing then reduced
to about B`2 sail. The following arc the vessels for
the Clyde—Ann, Mary, Jamaica, Columbus, Eliza,
Betsepp Sisters, Stranger, Lady Coete, Mars, Ardent,
which all arrived in safety yesterday and this morn-
ing,excepting the Betsey, Sisters, and Stranger, which
are hourly looked for. Captain BURNS of the Jamaica
saw the Betsey on Monday last of the Saltees, in
company with the srhooner Swan, hound for Dublin.
The following C'ydz hips, viz. E:nerald,Donglas ;
Fame, Kerman ; isauella, Green; and Rosina, Potter,
were also of the fleet, bound for London.

Capt. M.tellan of the Eliza reports that he parted
convoy on the 2d ult. in lat. 34. 21. long. 55. 29. in
a severe gale, with loss cf 3 topsails. Lost sight of
the convoy same day. Spoke on the 1 lth in lat. 41.
51. long. 42. 56. the Manchester packet, from Fal-
nienth to Halifax, ont 27 days, all well. On the
17th spoke the brig Hibernia, for Belfast, which ves-
sel had parted convoy on the 18th, in lat. 39.10ng.45.
then only 65 Sail in sight;. 21st spoke the Banat, for
Li verpool,she parted May 31, in lat. 32. 27.10ng 56.38.
Same dayspoke corispany the schooner Swan fcrDub-
' lin, and the Betsey,-Hattrick, for this port; these vessels
lost convoy same day Captain NPLELLAN did, the
Betsey' with loss of main top mast.
The Minerva, GANDER, from Jamaica, arrived at
Brisfol ; parted convey about a fortnight since, at
which time there were 60 or 70 sail in company,
the remainder having separated at different times ou
the passage.
The Andersons, WILKINS ; Cambridge. Smmt ;
and Retrieve, LONG, three of the homeward bound •
ffeet, put back to Jamaica—the Andersons having
carried away her fore top gallant mast—the Cam-
bridge was run foul of, and sprung all her masts—
the Retrieve was also run foul of, her fore top mast
sprung, top mast, bowsprit, head stays, and most of
her running and •sta,nding rigging carried away, her
starboard bow stove in down to the water's edge, up-
wards of four feet water in her hold, oae of her an-
chors carried away, and one of the flukes of the other
broken off ; she got into port with much difficulty.
The Rent, PIXLDY, one of the homeward bound
fleet which sailed from Port Morant en the 29th April,
spt ung a leak the same evenint ;• put back to Port
Royal on the following day.
The Polly, Tuomesost,one of the homeward bound
fleet, put back to Jamaica, having lost sight of the
convoy the day she sailed. '
The Anna Maria and Cathar:ne sailed from An-
natto Bay 30th A pril,and joined the homeward bound
fleet otr Port Antonio—On 2d May was ran foul of,
and had her jib boom and cm e of her anchors carried
away, but was not materially injured—on the Bth She
carried away her fore topmast, and the head of her
foremast, &c. but is since arrived at Kingston.
The Sir Andrew Hamond, Barr, arrived off the
I. le of Wight 17th ult. from Jamaica, made sounding
with the Arcthusa frigate, and 78 sail of the convoy,
56 of them for London.
The Hannah, from Jamaica to London, the Hun-
ter for Dublin, and two or three other ships, are re-
ported to be on shore on the island of Heneager.

The St. Michael American packet, which reached
L'Orient some time since, which messengers and dis-
patches from America, is arrived in the Downs, and
will shortly return to America. Dispatches have been
brought by this conveyance to Mr. PINCENLY. The
latest accounts from Paris are of the '2Bth of June.
The PAZ schooner, Lieutenant PRINGLE, sailed on
Wednesday Afternoon from Portsmouth, on her return
to our squadron off Cadiz, with dispatches for Admi-
ral PCRVIS and General SPLICER.
The Spanish navy, at the end of the year 1795,
consisted of 76 sail of the line, 23 of which have been
taken or destroyed ; 51 frigates, 20 of which have
been takes or destroyed ; 10 corvettes, 9 xebecks, 16
hulk, 45 brigs, 7 balandras, 16 galleys, 22 bombs,
57 gnu boats, 17 howitzer;, 5 tartans, 12 armed boats,
and 5 packets : consequently they have at present 55
sail of the line, and 31 frigates, independent of what
may have been built since.

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1110IMY, MONDAY, JULY 4.
The Slmbome Stakes of .ogs. each, Soft. four miles. .
Mr. Worm!! named Grimaldi, by Jlelpini, 6 yrs. old, list. S!!.. I
I.d C. H. Somerset's White Rosa, 4 yrs. old, list. Alb. S.
Air S. Gbmrst• rimii,e-and-ore, 4 list. ulb. S
Mt. 13Ariee'd, ..T.:•.--huay, 6 yrs. list. 121 b. 4
Mr. Codilord's Brunze, y. a. CI, lust.
Sweeps7ak,.. of I ONigs. each, h. 1— two miles.
Sir J. Hawkins's Clermont, by Trumr-or, 5 yrs.old, 10st. Pa I
Mr Bigg's Rosario, '4 yr%. old, list. sib.
Mr. DundJs's k uh,:ns, 5 yrs okl, lest. 71b. - • S
Swetpsr.kes of legs. ea,b, saith 2Sgs.addel, 2 mars.
The whiner to bt sold for 351.,:t.. if denundrd, !kr.
Mr. %Hetes Jewvss, by Andnreio' IGst.6lb.
Mr. Rush's Timekeeper, lest. 10111.

Mr. B. Price's linvel;ociale. 31st. 111).
fir H. Liriducotes Ploughboy, iwt. 10th.
TUESDAY, JULY 5.

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A Sweepstakes of 2.5 p. each, 150. forlvit with 100 p. Added.

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Four tiiiles.
Lord Fgremont's Canopus, 5 yrs old, walked over.
A Sweepstakes of b- v. each, with 1000. addle by t':e Club, for
Horses, &c. that never won more than 1C( s. az my: one time,
except at Bibury, Maddington, or Kingscot,.. ft:o :;ul.4ciiliers.)
Sir J. Hawkins's Clermont, by Trumpator, .1 yrs old I
Mr. Douglas named brother to liedley, 4 yrs old Is -
Mr. R. Canning's ch. g. Sweeper, aged - 2
Sir H. Peyton named Romeo, 4 yrs old - 4
Mr. Orminte named Doctor, 5 yrs old • - 5
Mr. Byndloss named Rubens, 5 yrs old - 6
'fatale-its Plate of 591. Two-mile 1....at5.
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Sit H. Lippincott's r, by rompator, out of Beds, 4 krs old I 1
Mr. L. rcice's Malinesbury, G yrs cid, test. .Ib. 2 2
WEDNESDAY, JULY G.
Mr4Bigg's Rosario, lOst. beat Mr. Goulbourn's Crittal,ii, list.
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71b. Two miles, st)gs.
A Sweepstake* of 16gs. each, with .',err. added by the Clab.
Two miles and a half.

Sir H. Lippincott's Pletgbbqy,Syrs old, 11 st. 31b. - 1
Mr. Bouverie's Malmsbury, 6 yrs old, a feather 2
Mr. Goddard's Bronze, S yrs. old, 1 Ist.
Ld Egret:so:3nel' Brother to Hedley, 4 yrs old, 1 ist. 91b. pd
A good race.
A Plite of 100 gs. for 4-yrs. old, 1 Ost. 5-yrs. old, lost. UK 6-yrs
old and seed, 1 Ist. alb. Three miles. The wanner of :lc 2,:gs.
Sweepstakes td carry 71b. extra.
Ld Egrerntint‘s Canopus, 5 yrs old, I Ist. 41b. •
Mr. Gouldbourn's Grimaldi, 6 yrs old, 1 Ist. 31b. - 2
Mr. Coddard's Mountaineer, 6 yrs old, 1 Ist. sib. - dr

CARDIFF GREAT HEATH, WEDNESDAY, JUNE '29.
Fifty Pounds for s-yr olds, 7st. 4-yr olds, Bst. 6th. 5-yr old., 9st.
6-yr olds, 9st. 41b. and aged, 9st. 71b. ; mares and geldings al-
lowed 31b. Two-mile heats. A Maiden Plate.
Mr. Lord's ch. c. George, by George, 4) rs old - I 1
Mr. Lewis's ch. c. by Caustic, 3 yrs old 2 2
Mr. Webber's ch. as. Pe)sper Corn, aged 5 9
Capt. Richards's b. f. Wen if you Can, 4 yrs old - idr
A Sweepstakes of logs, each, for all ages, same weights as the
Maiden Plate. TAi-o-rnlle heats. (6 Subscribers.)
Mr. Hurst's ch. g. iid Oa&s, by Buzzard, C yrs old, walked over.
THURSDAY, JUNE 30.

Fifty Pounds for S-yr. olds, 7st. !lb. and 4-yr. olds, Rst. 131 b.
Fii.i.. allowed 31b. Two-mile heats.

Mr. Lord's ch. C.
.by George, 4 yrs ol‘cl 1 1
Mr. Lewls's ch. c. buckler, 4 yrs old 2 2
Hurst's c. Red It ose, by Ilennlngbrough, 3 yrs old 3 dr
„A Sweepstakes of sgs. each. for horses, &c. carrying lOst. ea:h.
Two-mile bents. (10 Shbscribers.)
Mr. Wood's b. m.
Elriri -
Mr. Wiixon't. hr. g. Single Peeper
raIDAY, JOLT 1.

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A rree Plate of 501. same weights as inr the Maiden-Plate ; mares
and geldings allowLd sib. Ote•nsile heats.
Mr. Hurst's ch. g. Wild Oats, 6 yrs old
Mr. Lord's h. c. by Stickler, 4 yrs old
Mr. Lewis's ch. c. Buckler, 4 yrs old

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