Star.
London, England, 1802-02-04 00:00:00

ARRIVFII.

At Dover—Margarct, Griffith, from St. Michael's.
At Hoylakt--Huifar, Rlchardfon, from Zara..
At Lytham—James, Rud, from Jamaica.
At St. Viocent's--Britannia, Bell, from Brißol ; Thames,
; and Neptune, Stringer, from Africa.
At Naplesa—Queen, Young, from LiverpooL
GLASGOW TONTINE LIST.

Lucy, Cralg,is arrived at Liverpool, from Martinique.
Itof.unond, Corbel!, at Charlefton, from Clyde.
Margaret Miller, in the Clyde, from Newfoundland.

Dick-, M4.1=1, in do. from Long Bland.
William and Margaret, Reynolds, In the Clyde, front New
York.—She has made three voyages in I t months, having failed
from New York on the azd of February tiiez, a;th July, and
35th December.
Pallas, Bowden, in Clyde, from Charlellown.
James, Prior, Is arrived at Liverpool, from Jamaica.
Lord Duncan, Miller, at London, from St. Kin's.
Lady Harwood, —, at ditto, from Jamaica.
Sarah, at ditto, from ditto.

GREENOCK, JAN. t9.—The weather has been
uncommonly tempettuous of late. There have
been three very heavy gales from the fouthward
fince Monday ; on Tuefday morning, on Wed-
nefday night, and laft night ; the brit was even
Rill more fevere here than the violent ftorm of
Thurfday laft week, but fortunately it being off
(bore, did no mifchief among the (hipping.
I am lorry to inform you, that accounts Rill
continue to be received of the fatal dirafters occa-
fioned by that form, or more properly hurricane.
The Friendthip, HF.RON, arrived this morning from
Peek, in the Me of Man, brings accounts of the
lots of the two following veffels on that day the 2 I ft :
the Afia, M,GILL, one of the Leeward Nand fleet,
bound for Port Glafgow, was driven on (lore oppo-
fiteCarmichael,between Peel and Jorky Head,none
of the crew were loft, and the greater part of the
cargo will be faved ; and the (loop Peggy, of Dum-
barton, JOHN MUNN matter, from Drogheda, bound
to Newry, with barley and wheat, totally loft near
Peek, the matter drowned ; his body was found
on the rocks next morning and decently interred ;
one of the crew pet alied in the cabin by cold and
fatigue ; three of the crew faved, one of whom
was the matter's fort.

The Captain of one of the (hips lately arrived
who was in the North Channel on Wednefday,
the day preceding the hurricane, tells me, that
on that day the appearance of the heavens was
very uncommon, and portended rome awful
change ; there was not a breath of wind, and
the fea was running mountains high ; he prepared
accordingly, and luckily he did fo, as the llorm
came on early on Thurfday morning, fudden as
a clap of thunder, jult as he was abrealt of the
Mull of Kintyre.
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Arrived laft night the Favourite, 800, from
New York, in 34 days ; brings nothing new.

Hum., JAN. 18.—On the gth inftant, arrived at
Lifbon, after a pafrage of eight days from Ply-
mouth, the Prince of Brazil, Captain GEORGE
CARMEL, of this port.
Laft night feveral heavy fqualls of wind came
on at this port, in violence at intervals nearly
equal to the hurricane of Thurfday fe'nnight. We
have not yet heard of any damage being done ;
and are happy to (tate, that the confequences of
the former gale have not proved fo very deftruc-
tive on this part of the coat} as its tremendous fury
gave reafon to apprehend.
Arrived at Portfmouth, the George, of this port,
Captain BOYLE, from the Downs, bound to Li&on.
Some ferious inconveniences are at prefent ex-
perienced by the trade, from the very crowded
(tale of the harbour at this place, which is filled
with rads of all dimenfions, to a degree never
before remembered. Near 200 fail of detained
craft are lying ready to proceed up the rivers, and
at laft night's tide feveral veffels arrived, which
were able to obtain moorings at the entrance only
of the harbour. From this caufe, and the conti-
nued prevalence of a bong South wind, a com-
plete embargo has taken place on all outward-
bound veffels within the harbour.
To accommodate the trade, the Hope, Captain
P. SMITH, and the Expedition, JOSEF H BAILEY,
failed from hence this day to attempt their pale
•
no the Elbe to flomh.,•fts.

k received refpcning eh: navigation ot
Coe

During• tie late heavy rile, a fm All Arn•p lying
at the entrance of the hartwur, in b ilia it, was
blown into the Humber, from thence to lea, and
has not lince (Ken heard of.

Tim Mary, DOVE, of Sunderland, ftrock on
Bawdfey Sami, in the late gale, when the 101 l her
rudder, cut both cables, and was afterwards loft.
Crew faved.

The Five Good Friends, Pan' K from Hull to
Rotterdam, is carried into elvoetfluys, clitina3cd.
The Crafton, PILE, of North Shields, bound to
that port from London, in ballafl, was driven from
off Scarborough, into Bridlington Bay, by the gale
on Tkurfday tennight, and went on flume that
evening near Mappleton, on the Holdernefs coall.
Her rudder was previouily broken, the hold full
of water, and tile pumps choaked. She is not es-
peeted to be got off.
The Providence, Sims, of London for Shields,
with flour, &c. is on thrive on Spurn point. The
whole of the cargo is laved, part of it arrived at
this port.—The veffel will be got off without much
damage.
The Sally, BFCR ET, of Lynn, was driven on the
Trinity Sand, in the Humber, during 'the late
form, and wrecked.—The crew lived.
The Hero, OSBORN E, and Lark, GItIV E s, from
Pea, in ballafl ; and the Friendthip, SA 1., from
London to this port, with corn, have put into Yar-
mouth, with lofs of anchors and cables. .

Our Sunderland correfpondcnt We are
under great apprehenfions for the fliips which failed
lafl week. The Providence, ARMSTRONG, is on
fhore near Orfordnefs : crew laved, but the velrel
is likely to be a wreck. The Ann, of Sunderland,
has been towed into Yarmouth difmailed."4

The Pitt, -, fiom Newfoundland to St. Kitt's, ii taken
by a Spanith privateer. and carried into Porto Rico.

The Nancy, —, from London for Naples, is wrecked on
Cape Prcfalgo ; Chip loft; crew raved, except one paffenger and
a boy.
During the tremendous gale of wind on the 21 ft ult. about
three o'clock afternoon, the Diana, of Dublin, Thomas wafter,
from Santa Cruz, bound to Cork, ftruck upon St. Bride's Point,
in St. Bride's Bay, Milford Haven, and went entirely to pieces ;
all hands (rave one) perifhed, and the number thereby loft
amounts to 29, and one woman. The veffel was laden with
rum, fugar and mollaffes, of which no part is likely to b Paved.

Yefterday fe'rmight arrived in Leith Roads the Rambler, of
Leith, Capt. NOIRIs, from New York. laden with aches, :laves,
&c. The Rambler has bad a very boliterous paffagc, and at
times the wind and lea were fo very high, that the frequently
pitched the half of her bowfprit in the water.
The brigantine Hope, of Aberdeen, Capt. Wismmtr, bound
from Berwick to Hall,grain loaded, was drove ashore oft l hurt-
day the Hit init. near the light-hobfes on the Spurn-Point, in
a hard gale of wind. Six other veffels went ashore at the fame
time ; one of them totally loft, the others are all much damaged,
but expeeted to be got off if the weather fhouid Ira ep moth :re.
The brig Mary, of Workington, in Cumberland, Capt...
SCOTT, Itruck upon Battery-head, on Sunday fe'nn'ght, and
received confidtaable damage; but has been got into Fralerf.
burgh, where file mutt unload. The fhip WAS front Rufaa,
►ound to Liverpool, with a cat go of wood and flax.

Yefterday morning the Court Martial held at
Sheernefs returned to hear the defence of Mr.
PASLEY, late A6ting Lieutenant on board the
Brauctau frigate, as mentioned in the STAR of
yefterday : after hearing his defence, the Court,
after mature deliberation, finding that part of the
charges had been fully proved againft him, fen-
teneed him, that he fhould be difmifl'ed his Majef-
ty's fervice, and rendered incapable Ito ferve again
as an Officer in the Navy.
The price of horfes in Glafgow market on Wed.
nefday tennightrote very confiderably. Draught
horfes which would have fold a few weeks ago at
from Isl. CO 201. were fold at 451.
The storm of Thurfday fe'nuight exceeded any
thing ever experienced like it in the Isle of Man.
Upon Major TAUBMAN'S efiate, at Nunnery, up.
wards of two hundred trees were blown down ;
feveral others were torn up, in different parts of
the ifland; a great number of houfes unroofed ;
the pier at Douglas cunfidera'oly injured ; and t: e
golden ball on the top of the light-houfe was
blown off into the water.

By the violence of the wind on Thurfday fe'n•
night, a range of (tabling at Theale, the property
of Mr. FROMONT, coach-mailer, was blown down,
and nine horfes buried in the ruins, three of them
were fo much hurt, that they were obliged to be
killed. At Eaa Ililey, a wind-mill, belonging to
Mr. JAMES COLLINS, was torn up by the roots and
(lathed entirely to pieces ; it had lately been rc-
inired, and the damage is eßimated at 3001.—
Fortunately there was no perfon in the mill at the
time.

A letter from Etrick, in Scotland, dated Jan.
18, Pays, " The weather has been filch as Etrick
fovea bath not experienced in the memory of man.
The fnow in December having been fofiened, and
again frozen fo hard that no cheep could pierce it,
we have been obliged to drive the whole of our
flocks into the low grounds of Dumfries-(hire, or
into the eaft country where fodder was to be had.
For a month pall the prolpea here has been truly
difmal ; the whole upper parts of Selkirkfhire, and
the adjacent muirs have prefented nothing to the
view but one defolate
" You might have'travelled forty miles without
Peeing a living creature, except a few difconfolate
females and children, fcarcely peeping out of doors;
nor has the fmooth furface of' the fnow ever been
dillurbed by the foot of an animal, faving here
and there by the half familhed hare :—even the
nightly wanderer, the fox, afinnithed at teeing no
creature but himfelf, had forfaken his wonted
rounds.

44 Celebrated as the pafloral life is, you fee it
has its difficulties;—nor is the above all ;—the
thaw which is now commenced has intercepted the
poor exiles on their way home, threatening the de-
ftruetion of many of them by flooded waters, ren-.
dering it impaffable by breaks of fnow and ice."
It has long been a defideratum in Medicine to
free Opium from thofe diftrelling effais it is well
known to produce more or lets, whenever it is ad-
miniflered.—This is at length effated in the Me-
dicine advertifed in the &II page, which, by means
of a Chemical Prof, renders it comparatively
harmlefs, it retains in the fulleft degree, its
defirable properties of relieving pain. foothill.