Star.
London, England, 1802-07-30 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIsT.

At.., JULY s 9-.-Arrived the Love and Unity, (Inr,
front rhorn, and is uneer (pirantinr. ArriYal and Lad
fnr the River an hommard.,, ,:nrl acre: Eaft Indianan, but
4...tinnt learn her name..-.W.n.1
r L Y 29.--PaTAI by the Sre-uLt;nn. I enu,
frnnt Trinidad; kindle, Inun brikntt.
Thom" from Dantsic ; Free Beare, I .nnif m, from Itlnrve..y ;
and Vrnw joti"nz,3, frran Di• pp, - ~il,ll the City of
London, Featbnlry, from 92:1we ; Pir.ll;nshatn. DlPC..rthy.
f.'run Baltimore: o,fkria, trp.,l Vir*H; K,Ty An„
--. Tilsit.. loves, for 11.,:nbur;h ; and 1-112.11,ech,—,
for Buulo;ne an l Ditrise,

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Nary, •-e, from hart eu. 1 thide, fiern Cha
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Bowden,
C.1.4111loa; a:ol the 4.,''oliturtl, LUttva, fatal ith.wlunutit•

At At eharifel—Samt:el, Woollr, from I' on&as.
At Dit wtwodland—Venus, Ethndge, fruit 1 notion; Lord
Z:orch, Bluth. Crow Ncw York;. Alla the C;.tt:..u.d, Siwpkina,
.tom the
At L..th.lll—liuttrtmlehre, M 1.e4r7 Ethring;
,nlinit —; ;n:11 ft ihn

At or..ll,—aa-iltopKT, --; and Jaro; freni
vLwfinia.ll.aid; Oporto l'ack,t, De Lira ; and raunarte,
rum I.k

At littt..tr.l,-.t—NUry Ann, f-otr. Loa&n.

The 111.4)thas, lionsr Ir TS, rrom liambnrgh, is
wreck:.%! .•n tlic cial of ALoltino.Fon. 'l'hc Cap-
ain and crew Are laved, :Jut ti:e whole c.ugo is
1011.

The Tanners, Er. vso,, for Sr. Sebaflian, is put
into Brea much damaged.
The brig Bell, ft if, frnm Montferrat, home-
ward-b. tool, laden with' fugar, on the night of
the 17th June, fprung a leak, anti went on Ihore to
the windward of Nevis, where the waslanding what
part of the cargo could be fared.

A velfel,fuppofed to be the Lively,War rs, from
Liverpool to London, is 101 l in Carnarvon Bay ;
the name is known by a boat having drove on
!here. The veffsl is among the rocks, at a place
caked Nevin—it is not known whether the crew
are loa or laved.

The Apollr, LoNo, from Nantuckct to Liver-
pool, W.I S 1, 11 in Catuarvon Bay, alli inflant.—
Crew di owned.

The Saltam, KING, Of Whitehaven, put into
ManJai in Norwav, the sth ult.—On the fame
(!ay, flue fpoke the Sally, of Workicgton: all well.

The De Koftcr, BURREN A, from La Guayra to
Embdcn, is on (bore in the Emms.

The Norwich Packet, Jon)/ sow, from Sandy-
land, is got into Weymouth, full of water, having
(truck on an anchor at the entrance of that place.
On Thurfilay le'nnight arrived in Leith Roads
the DRIVER Hoop of war, and on Fi iday afternoon
the CONSTANcE Hoop of war, from a crui:te.
On Thurfday fc'nnight arrived in Leith Roads,
the Laiy Forbes, of Leith, Captain GOLINLAY,
from Jamaica.
It appears by a letter lately received from Born-
bay,that shortly after the (hip Fax Allum ;track cif
Cape Orfoy, the Captain, Second Officer, and
moll of the crew, went off in a raft ; the fecond
Officer found the body of Lieut. Duttoss, and
buried it in the fand. Thofe who got on fhore
flept together, to the number of about 20. In
the morning the natives came down armed, con-
fining of about Go. At this time the Euro-
peans were difperfed, and mon of them drunk ;
Mr. KINSEY gave himfclf out as a Muffulman,
and when he marched off the beach he had only
13 Europeans with him; 26 were left on the beach
all of them drunk, and the fecond Officer was not
to be ken. The natives came down in confiderable
numbers, and [tripped them all naked ; they then
killed a Swift of the Meuron regiment. The day
after, Mr. KINSEY left the Captain and all the
Europeans, and punted down in a deep valley ;
he never law them afterwards, but heard they all
perifhed for want of water. On the 4th of March
Mr. KINSEY met with an old man, who gave him
fume camel's milk, and carried him to an Arab
}untie. He here gave an account where he left
the Captain; two men went in fearch, but returned
without fuccefs, with an account that feven Eu-
ropeans were found murdered. On the igth the
King's fon came to Allulah, and told Mr. KINSEY
that hii father would be glad to fee him, and that
be lived a day or two's march from Cape Orfoy,
and promiled to et Mr. KINSEY a pelage to
Arabia when the lea fet in. The fhip Fax Allum
had on board at the time the went on fhore, one
Captain, three Officers, one Gunner, fix Seacnn-
nies, and feventy Lafcars, belonging to the fhip,
and one Lieutenant, forty-nine Europeans belong.
ing to his Majenys and the Hon. Company's re-
giment.