Star.
London, England, 1802-01-07 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLICENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND N. E.

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HAILWICH, JAN. 6.—This morning failed the
PRINCE of ORANGE Packet, MAY, for Cuxhaven,
with the Hamburgh and .111,:tuzit Mails of the zd
inftant.—Wind S. WV.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 6.—The ORION, Of 74 guns
Captain REYNOLDS, is. ordered to be EttLd and
victualled with ali puGiblc ditpatch, and is to fail
with the (hips that arc now fitting for foreign
• • terrine.

Do ()rind down to St. lieitn'c the PoSPEE man
of war.

Mut., JAN. 4.—The —, GALE ; and
CLARK, front this port, have arrived at Hamburgh.
ELSINEUR, Dec. 12.—Tlw upward bound failed
pellet-day, and dude from the Baltic have likewife
proceeded homewards, except thofe that came
down this afternoon, and arc not yet cleared.—
The Frederick Wilhelm, RA Lie H HOLTZ, of Stettin,
from Riga, with timber for 16onclon, was Branded
on Goad-and, the Sth of October ; this vefrel will
remain a wreck, but the cargo is expdtetiont•
be caved. Some Swedish velrels have (hared the
like fate on that ifland.—The Uriana, MEN Z las.
formerly mentioned, has got off, and gone into
• Copenhagen.to refit.
Disc. t s.—file upward bound failed this morn.
ing, as did thofe for the North Sea yetlerday. The
Three Friends, BROWN, from Riga to London, is
wrecked on the coati of Courland, near Derwin.
dau.—Captain and one man drowned. The Chrif-
tiana Septimus, Baum, of Copenhagen, from Ba-
tavia, is on More on the Anholt, and full of water ;
and it is uncertain what part of her cargo will be
fAved.

Dsc. tg.—The !hips mentioned to be here wind
bound failed hence the t7th init. both upward and
downward have taken opportunities of proceed-
ing ; but we fear Come of them will be obliged to
return.

The Storey and James, liesurrox, of Shields,
from Dantzic, got on fhore on the t4th intl. on
Faltierborn reef, with little hopes of getting ha
off again ; the cargo and materials will probably
be all faved.

When Captain CLARICE left Cronftadt on the St
inftant, there remained no Englilh Blips ; he mil
a vefrel in the Gulph, fuppofcd to be the Caroling
RIDLEY, bound to that port.
The Peggy, &Lim- of Newcaftle, from Ml
mel, is loft on the coadof Courland, crew lave
the Britannia, Captain S 1 ACHAN, from Pete
burgh to London, is loft on Bornholm, it is fu
vied part of the cargo will be Caved ; the Mariat
cURRIE, from Peterfburgh, is alfo loft on Born
holm, and part of the cargo faved.—We have ha,
a very heavy fall of fnow, and light night frail
but nothing to aired the Sound.

kick.

The following article
Paris Journal of the 27t1
ous perfons aftembled
around a ants Highlan
at the Tuilleries with a k
his thighs, and ss hich t
place of breeches and p:
tell of Europe. This
131:ince tO the warlike di
and when the plaid is :u
gant. The Scots 1-ligl
attached to this old vein
inite,i only to men like
port the hard(hips of a
intemperance of the lea
infancy they, are hahitt
exercifes, and at a mor
familiarifed with every I
therefore raifed among
In t to time of war, fort
and naval troops of Gil
pence which the Goverr
undertook the expeditir
took to place at their 11
tion, all indicate the Ili;
fpired by foldiers capab
burthen of the war, ant
dettruaive climates.

We are acquainted‘
gated to endure the hat
againfl privations. Th
juiiiee' 1( reign count
and tefignation to their
which commerce and agi
them ; fome -vices in tt
right of rucceflion gran
fon ; the facility with wl
6equented by a great nt
Fatriate themfelvec, am
titular caufes, have gis
tion of adventurers ; bi
belt t:pportnnity of exa
roughly, both at horn
they are bold and ente
tutal difpolition and g
their condu4l to thofe
receive hofpitality. Wl
they impofe on themfel
Cons, and never purf
from their mifery. Mn
ate crimes alma cntir
Towards each other th
lity, witners the death
by the mab in 1736, it
the government ; and,
Eons; a le vurd of god
shore Who wculd give
also bad been concei
Laws, but not one roil
. authors. The fufpicic
over them, and they r
bunals, but not one i
this great reward. Th
landers was put to apt
young Pretender took
his defeat at the mem(
if any incorveniencies
&a ken fit muds of ch
may not the Kin); and
have (worn fidelity, et
people ?"

Another detachmei
into town yelterday
their embarkation fro!
warmly greeted by tl:
to witncfs their return

The Highland Society
the brave 4ad Highlai
!notating their triumi
tibles.--to the officers
♦ates medals of filver.

If London continue
magnificence equal te
thee few years pail,
corded by CAMDEN, ii
complifised— . _
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Lincoln was, Londo
The greateft City of
The liccntiaufnefs a
a letter from Paris, an
in the other fex, are
'rhuilleries it alfumes
Spectacles, and in priv
difplay of charms whi
ture. The arms, to
whole of the botani ai
the perfon is diftinaly
wind that plays about
are called the Econot
becaufe, like the ftovel
contrive to create thi
fmallell pofliible q
chains, however, tilt
bandeaus, and tiaras
much to doubt the pri
in cloathing. One w
nakednefs biro madame
dreffed as one pleafec
Bred-fold credit at the
laved from the mantu
Anecdote of recut
At one period, \V'u
a line, that conic of hi
amel, have been put in
the IL King
reprefenting a march
and incrufted in a don
to wear, till he gave i
paired one day, as the
palace. The King hal
a watch, and doubtfu
right, flopped and afic
whichqueltionthrew tl
wore only a watch ch
Ibon recovering, he
which the chain was E
Sire, does not tell the
it is my duty to dic fig
Majelly." " A kart
1-ferwo to bow how si
sad he gate the Ad&