Star.
London, England, 1801-09-14 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DFAL, SkPTEMIBEII 13, Wind N. E.—Remain
Zs per 1•R.

GRAS Est ND; SEPTEMBER ,s.—Palled by the
MAT y, WARD, and Mary, WiLLoca, from Peterf-
burgh ; John and Amy, Flora, CALVERT,
hlr flower,—; Jean, RODO I j Antelope,Sm•RT;
MCPCI.IIIt; WILSON ; and Swan, —; from Dant-
ic k ; Siddons, ; Blaclat„ E wry ; and Ju•
—, from Riga; Uoyernor, --, from
Swtden ; and Ann Caroline, JosNsow, from
Stockholm.—Sailed the Jonge Jarrow Anna, JA-
COPS, for Hamhtirgh; Berm Emen,—, for Am-
fle•dam ; &trey, ilualy, for Cork; Thomas and
Sarah, RIND, for Curacy ; Wad rwc Gcbrod6"7
---, fur Bremen.

LIVERPOOL, SEPrEMBER re.
Yellerday arrived here from Jamaica, the Nan-
cy, CAMPBELL ; Robert, DERBYSHIRE ; Pofthu-
mous, LEIGH; Tom, WOODHOUSE; and Weimar-
land, BRIDSOM the Benfon, PHILLIPS;
—; and John, LIGHTFOOT, are expected
up to-day.
Arrived.—The Intrepid, Pettigrew, from hence at Jamaica;
Dominica Packet, Fergufon, from hence at Barbadoes ; Alfred,
Forfter; Benfon, Poftietkwake; and Caldicot Ca fl le,Smith, from
hence at Martinico; Union, Hall; Thetis, Davy; and Perfeve.
ranee, Sterling, from hence at New York; Planter, Swale.;
America, Swaine; and Felicity, Read, front hence at Phila-
delphia; Alexander, Bayne, from her.Ce at Baltimore; George
and Mazy, Mack ; and Surprize, Lewis, from hence at Ham-
burgh; Mary Ann, Campbell, from Africa at Surinam t Go-
vernor Mizell, Marman, from Africa at Demerara ; Hannah,
Lawfon, from Africa at Dominica ; Jack, Kirkby, from New
York at Surinam; and the Draper, Taylor, from Greenock at
New York.

The Dart, CROSBIE ; and Phcebe, LITTLE,
paired Martinico for this port, on the 20th July.
The Catherine, SMART, for this port, is put into
Falmouth, having miffed convoy.

The Attive, —, from hence to Rhode Ifland,
was fpoke on the 17th of Auguft by the Norfolk,
in lat. 42. 40. long. 46. out 30 days, and on the
23d fpoke the Superb, from Botion, for this port,
in lat. 47. 1 I. long. 27. out 13 days.
The Hector, MAWDS LEY ; and Rofalind, Cum,
were to fail from Trinidad for this port, with con-
voy, July 19.

The Acaflo, CARLISL?; and Refource, CLARK,
from hence for Africa, were well off Sierra Leone,
the 18th May laft.

The Hope, HAILE, of this port, was off the Bar
of Riopungos on the 26th of May, and gone to
Leeward.

The Retrieve, BARRETT, of this port; and Dim
de Bronte, —, of London, were well in Rio-
pungos the z9th May, the latter expeded to be off
in a month.

The Elizabeth, Mulls; Young William, MAR-
TIN ; anctGovernor Dowdefwell, KELSALL, Were
at Bala the 29th May.
The Choice, WARD, was full flayed, and ready
to fail for the Weft Indies the 3oth May.
The Jamaica fleet was to fail from Port Royal
for England the 22d July.
The Nancy, AIKIN ; and James, REID ; from
hence fur Jamaica; the Cicero, CROSBIE; Barton,
CIIIILMERS; and Nancy, BONE, for Barbadoes,
were fpoke the z xth-Auguft, in lat. 36. N. long.
17. 20. W. all well, by the Alexander, arrived at
Portfrnouth, from Madeira.

Serious apprehenfions were lately entertaiaed for
the fafety of the SUFFOLK, of 74 guns, which it
was reported had foundered in the Bay of Bengal.
We are happy, however, in being able to Rate, that
Government laft week received advice of her being
fafe in the Straits of Malacca.

The Chip IrmfoswfA, Captain STACKPOOLE,
which was burnt at Aboukir, had been to Cyprus
to get wood and water, and had-not long anchored
when fhe was difcovered to be on fire. The quan-
tity of wood the had on hoard rendered the efforts
of the officers and men, for her prefervation, in-
effedual. Captain STACKPOOLE arrived at Portf-
mouth laft week, from Egypt, in the HERE.
A fhip called the RETREAT, for the Eaft India
fervice, belonging to Mr. WICRAM, burthen 548
tons, was on Wedncfriay launched at Topfham,
being the largeft fhip ever but;it at that port.

Extrad of a letter from an officer on board the
TARTAR man of war, dated off Havre, Sept. 1.—
The Cow statics, of 24. guns, Captain Mo on r, re-
inforced the Squadron yefterday, fince which the
has fprung her lower mats. We have detained
another American Alp to-day, the Sophie, from
New York, bound to Havre-de-Grace. She is the
fourth veffel of this name that has fallen into our
hands within the fpace of a month. Her cargo,
we believe, confifts prireipally of fugar and Come
pOtaihes. There are feveral ladies on board, who
appear to have been much incommoded by the brills
gale oflaft nightand to-day. Since it hasmoderated
(now P. M.)a fithing-boat has been brought to, ap-
parently for the purpofe of receiving them on board.
This is alleviating the hard fortune pf war. The
gun-boats had not, we believe, yefterday made an
efcape from La Hogue. The MAIDSTONE and
two gun-veffels were lying off Marcou laft night,
with a view of intercepting their probable route 1
along the fhore. Two Englifh gun-veffels were
obferved early this morning cruising off Port-
en-Baffin, probably with the fame objcEt in view.
SP PT. B.—Detathed here the American brig 1
Lucie, from Newbury Port, of 125 tons, SEWELL
Tor 7AN Mailer. She is ladeh with coffee and
fugar, was cleared out for Amilerdam, but was I
running in for Havre. She is very leaky, but only 1
failed from Newport Aug. 7 ; captured this day. I
SEPT. 9.—Detained the Neptunus, a brig oft 50
tons, laden with fpars, from Norway, under Danifh
colours. She was bound for any port in France,
but was bearing down for Havre. When the Corn- I
modore off Havre hailed her, the Captain of the
Neptunusanfwered, through his fpeaking trumpet,
that " The was hound for Portfmouth r"Fhe
1 Neptunus has a vaft number of fweeps on both of
her quarters, fuitable for row-boats. I
N. B. This is our t 6th prize, or veffel detained
Since the 3d of Auguft—" 0 Fortiosatos nimium i" if
they are all condemned.
On Friday a Court-Martial was held on board
the WAA ZAN HE 11:1 frigate, lying in Sheernefs har-
bour, Rear-Admiral Rowslv Prefident, to try
Mr. PALM El, Surgeon of the SATAG a (loop of war,
for drunkennefs, and not attending to his duty: the
charges being in part proved again([ him, he was
fenteoced to be difmiffed his Situation as Snrgeon,
but to ferve as Surgeon's-mate in any of his Ma.
jelly's (hips Admiral Ga•sl4 a thould think proper.
On Saturday a Court-Martial was held at the
fame place, on board the fame (hip, on Lieutenant
Suc s Liao, commander of the Fosii•Ce gun-brig.'
for negleo of duty, and abfenting himfelt without
leave. Some part of the charges being proved
againft him, be was ordered to be fuperleded
from the Dasaca.

I,IW M

TilE LONDON GAZE, 6PTEMBER

ADMIRALTY.OFPICS, 36t.TEMBER 12, 1801.

Extract of a Letter from Rear-Admiral Sir JAMES SAO M A 'try
to EVAN NEVLAN, Efq. dated in Rolla-Bay, the 26th July,
2801.

I herewith enclofe Captain HOOD'S Report of
the VENERABLE'S very gallant aetion with the
French (hip Formidable, the morning of the t3th
initant; and alto the Returns of her killed and
wounded.

His Majelty's fhip VENZ AAAAA 3 Sea, t3th July, iSet.

Sir—You mull have obferved my giving cliace
to an enemy's line of battle fhip, at day-break, this
morning, at feven the hoifttd French colours, and
I could perceive her to be an eighty gun fhip ; at
half paft, being within point-blank (hot, the enemy
commenced firing his ftern chace guns, which I
did not return for fear of retarding our progrefs,
until the light and baffling airs threw the two (hips
broadfide-to, within mufket-fhot, when a fteady
and warm conflia was kept up for an hour and a
half, and we had doled within piftol-fhot, the ene-
my principally direeting his fire to our malts and
rigging • I had at this time the misfortune to per-
ceive the main-mall to fall overboard, the tore
and mizen-malt nearly in the fame Rate, and fence
gone, the fhip being near the fhore clofe to the
Cattle of Sancti Petri, the enemy efcaped. It was
with much difficulty I was enabled to get the V EN E-
RA 51.15 off her cables and anchors, all difabled, and
it was only by the great exertion of the TH•M Ls
with the beats you fent me, the was faved, after
being on lhore for fome time.

I fhall have no occafion to comment on the
bravery of the officers and chip's company in this
anion, who had with much patience and perfe-
verance fuffered great fatigue by their exertions to
get the Ihip to fea, and not five hundred men able
to go to quarters; but I beg leave to add, I have
been moft ably fupported by Lieutenant Li
CRAP, Second of the VENERABLE, (Firs abfent,)
all the other officers and men who have my warmelt
recommendation, and have to lament the lafs of
Mr. WILLIAMS, matter, an excellent officer, with
many other valuable people killed and wounded ;
a lift of which I have the honour to enclofe.

(Signed) 9. HOOD.
Sir JAIIIIS SAUMARZI, Ban. Rear-Admiral
of the Blue, &c.fice. &c.
A Lift of Killed and Wounded In Aaiun with a French flip
of F.iglity Guns, on the aid July, ISot.
Mr. John Williams, Matter; fifteen Seamen, Two Marines,
killed.

Mr. Thomas Church, Lieutenant ; Mr. John Snell, Boatfwairt ;
Mr. George Mae), arid Mr. Charles Pardee, Midlhipmen
Seventy-three Seamen, ten Marines, wounded.
&usual. HOOD, Captain.
Copy of a Letter from Rear-Admiral Sir JAMES SAOI4ARICZ to
EVAN NE PEA N,Efq. dated in Rofia4lay, the ad Atiguft, sant
Sir—l herewith enclofe, for their Lordfhips' in.
formation, two Letters from Lieutenant WOOL-
DRIDGE, of his Majefly hired armed brig PASLEY,
giving an account of the capture of the El Golon.
drina Spanifh privateer, on the 25th of June, and
of an aFtion on the 2tft of July with a Spanifh
Xebec, of twenty-two guns, which refieas the
higheft credit on Lieutenant WOOLDRIDGE, his of-
ficers, and men; alfo the capture of the Spanifh
rivateer ichooner El Atanaria, on the 29th fol-
lowing.
(Signed) JAMES SAL/I%IAM.

PAHA'', Gibraltar, July 9, iBoz.

Sir—l beg leave to inform you, that on the asith
ult. off Cape St. Vincent, I captured the Spanifh
felucca privateer El Golondrina, of two guns,
with finall arms, and a complement of thirty-three
men, nine of whom had previoufly been fent in a
fmall Guernfey lugger and a Portuguefe fchooner,
which fhe had captured during her cruize.
(Signed) w. WOOLDRIDG E.
Rear-Admiral Sir JAMES SAVI4ARTZ.
HiS Majefty's Armed Brig PA3Ltv, July 30, 'Sot.

Sir—l have the honour of informing you, that
on my return from Minorca, in execution of your
orders, on Tuefday the 2111 inflant, the ifland of
Carbera N. E. fix or (even leagues, I fell in with
a Spanifh man of war xebec, of twenty-two guns,
which at feven A. M. after being hailed by her
with orders to fend my boat on board, I brought
to anion within pillol-fhot, and continued it until
a quarter pall eight,when the wasperfeElly filenced,
hut took advantage of her (weeps, it being nearly
calm ; and although every exertion Was ufed with
the PASLEY'S fweeps, I had the mortification of
feting her get dole in with Ivica before night.
I am much obliged to Mr. Lows the mailer,
for his cool and heady conduit during the atlion,
and Mr. DOUGLAS, midfhipman of the CESAR, a
pafren,ger, who Alike! at the guns. The remain-
ing officers and fhip's company behaved with cre-
dit to themfelves and my fatisfaftion; but I am
forty to add one of them was killed, and two others
wounded.

And on the agth following, off Cape Tresfor-
cas, I captured the Spanith privateer fchooner El
Atanaria, pierced for fourteen guns, but only
feven on board, long twelves and fixes, and fifty-
five men, belonging to Malaga, out ten days, and
had captured a fchooner, from Oran, laden with
cattle for Gibraltar. (Signed) w. WOOLDRIDG a.
Sir JANUS SAIIMAILIZ, Bart. Rear-Admiral
of the Blue, &e. &c. dec.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
The crews of the (hips undermentioned, upon
their arrival at Plymouth, %s•ill be paid their fluxes
of the captures as againd cach is expreffed :
Eight (mall French vetrels, captured by the
MONTAGUE, MAGNIFICENT, and LOID N►LSOM
cutter :