Star.
London, England, 1802-03-27 00:00:00

NiIUTICAL LIGE:VC E.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND South.
ARRIVED ,Ol; F.
I buiihll, 1
• W:turford,
O ifamburgh,
o Frct.ch,
Liflon 0

FALMOUTH, MARCH 23.

Arrived, the American liiip Garzzs,
Blll6liS, 11 um the Gitlph of Carnb.:ia, in the E.i:l
Indies, laden with cott.,n and piece fiords, is.r
market: Ilie has been 7o days from th: C.!]% of
Good Hope. Alfo the Icy
Anna, Captain TompKiss, from Norfolk, in 32
days, with flour and wheat for this port.
MARCH 24.—Arrived, the Kr sr C; OR G F paCZCZ,
YESCOV: SE, in eight da7s:rorn Lilbon,
the PRINCE ADOLF' NUS packet, with the mail In:
England, was expeeed to fail from thence on the
211 k inilant.

Paled this port for London, the flip An.i:rfon,
Captain MAT THLW MOP.r.LY, EOM au Wci In-
dies, all well.
Sailed the PRINCF. or WAt.rs packet. TODD, for
Lithon ; and the QL.rl..r,i CHARLOTTE packet,
MUDGE, for Leeward Iflands; the latter with mails
the t7th inflant, and the former with the ene
of the zGtL inflant.

His MA:CayPS fhins AMETHY:tIr. and FiscAan,
are lying in Ca:rick Road,, and will proceed on
a entire thr firft favourable wind.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 26.

This day tailed the SEVFRN, WILLIAM BLACK•
woora, for Chicheiter. _

Carne into harbour the Apot.to frigate; Cna
was towed in by 3o boats, being light wind.
His Majclty's Chip PALLAS is relcaled from qua-
rantine.

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

DEAL, MARCH 26.—Arrived and failed for the
River the Nuttwell, CHRISTALL, florn
Came down the Lucy Maria, —, for
and remains.—Wind South.

GRAVESEND, MARCH 26.--P:tit by the Ruby,
POLLAT, from Tobago, Amand.i, —, from
atarante ; Juno, CLattKE, from Savannah ; Ruby,
SHARP, from Peterfburgh ; Jonge Metta, (l'
from Lifbon ; Aretimfa, RAIHSDF from Dema-
rata ; Ilabella, GREEN, from Cintricilon ; and
Cattle, ANDERSON, from Martinique.—Sailed the
Walhington, iNivE, for Virginia ;
for New Yolk ; Conftantia, RANG F. it ; and jon:;e
\Vollge, —, for Havre dc Grace.

LANCASTER, MARCH 24.

Arrived the Badon, —, from hence at Bar-
badoes ; the Fortitude, Favra ; and Parasol:,
HART, from hence at Demerara ; the Ardet.r,
THOMPSON, front hence at Stu inam; the Ari Ado-,
JOHNSON, from Demerara, and the Mary Ann,
DTZT, from Trinidad, at Greenock.

LIVERPOOL, MARCH as.

The Earl of Liverpool, Hu from hence
Gallinas, 16th of December, acconntf,:rt by Capt.
Loci', jolt going off; LA Fraterni!e, Sro-r r ; ;:rd
Lord Nelfon, ARMSTRONG, from Africa :it B a.
does, and gone to Demerara : the Lord Duncan,
AIKIN, from hence to Jamaica, was fps ke with
one the 23d of January in lat. 17. 6. N. long. st.
30. W.

We have the pleaftere to (late that advke was
received yetlerday of the fife arrival of Ole fh'p
Nu TWELL, Captain JOHN CRIsTALL, firm
laden with rice. The following information is
from the Nurv..ELL :—The SUFFOLK 711a71 of 11-1 r
left the Cape on the loth or t ith of lannary, with
the following (hips under convoy: .17111.iam Pitt,
Arran, country (hip; Scarborough, Sir jo',l
Borlafe Warren, Sir Edward Hamilton, Gillwell,
and the Duke of Kent, whaler.

The above Ihip; arrived at on the
zit} or 2:d, and :'ailed from thence as fvliows :
Scarborough and William Pitt, ,)n the 31 11 of ja.
nuary ; Sir John Borlafe Warren, !;ir
Hamilton, Giilwell, and Duke of Kent,
tit of February. The NUTWELL arrived f•IT
Helena 3 tit of January, and parted company 6
or 7 degrees to the Imithward of the Line—Ships
left at the Cape on the igth of January : his Ma.
jelly's (hips LANCASTER; HINDOSTAN; DIOMEDE;
JUPITER ; Ihip Duke of Clarence; his Nla;..iiy's
brigs EUPHROSYNE; EXPE A 174 ENT; and CA LEDO.
NlAN.—Ships left at Sr. Helena : Lord Teign-
mouth, from England ; his Wjelly's Ihip Su F.
rout was to fill from thence on the 4th of Feb.
in company with the Arran. TELEGRAPH packct,
from England, bound to China, arrived the 3 tlt
of January and was to fail of the t It of February.
An account received from Calcutta, by the
LORD THURLOW, rays, " On the ill of July, the
Noxsucu, on her paffage to China, fdl in with a
boat, having 63 Chinefe on board nearly Ilarved
to (lead'. Thefe unfortunate beings had belontzed
Ito a large Chinefe junk that had been wrecked on
the 15th of Cie preceding month, on 1:rou rocks
off the ifland of Ilainan. The NONsICH re-
ceived them on board, and landed them at a
fmall village on the coati of Cambodia."

We are concerned to announce. by a recent
letter from Canton, that the Ihip Jos:AT:4AS Dt.'N-
cAm, in proceeding through Mitt's Straits. was
attacked by eight large canoes is a mind daring
manner, who difcharged a heavy fliglit of ail ov,
at the Ihip, by which four n,en were da-i7erc:ffly
wounded, two of whom died a few (la% in
a hate of delirium, owing to the arrows hying ri•
limed. This obliged the Do Ncf.si to dikharge a
heavy fire of mulquetry, when fcveral of the na-
tives were killed and the canoes beat oft: Some
.)f the aricws meaftired five feet in length. Tile
canoes were from Go to 70 feet long. carrying 40
nun in cub, of a very favage appearance.

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