Star.
London, England, 1802-05-28 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENVE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND E. N. E.
DUt.

I Dublin,
O 1 Lmhurgh,
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3 Watcrivrtl,

POILTS mot, ti, NIAY 7.--Sailed the Uniort,Gle-
for Ilamburgh.—Arrived the Ateattocr
higatc, from Cowes.

PLY MOUTH,MA Y 26.—Arrived the Jonge Jacob,
—, from St. Übe's, hound to Arniterdam.

1)/AL, MAY a..—Sailed through the Downs, the Ranger,
Erncc, fur St. Cruz.—Wind F_ N. E.
C a o, MAY a7—Paired by the Friends, Findlay,
Dort ; LlicAbeth and Sarah, Gibfon, from Memel; Maria
lizLheth, from Wifinar ; Edward and Mary. Huff"
fi ont Zara ; Dolphin, Wllkingfon, from Saloe ; Good Hope,
Younger; and Vrow Maria, —, from Rotterdam; and
Vrew TTanker. Cretncr, from Dieppe.—Sailed the Matilda,
Eloomfehl, for Newfoundland ; Eleanor, Swinburn, for Bre-
men; Vtir Gebroden, Vella; Juffrow Anita Henrietta, Rorer;
and Inncl, —, for Rouen.
ARRIVED.

At Milford—Briftol, Newcombe, from London.
At Falmouth—Jenny, Barley, from Gambia; Charlot•e.
Diamond, from the Havannah; and the William and Emma,
Haflew. from STrtill.
At Jamaica—K,n;tl.-.n, Hellion, from Neweaftle ; James,
Jump ; and Jane, Campbell, from Liverpool.
At Madras—Cornwallis, Elderton, from London.

LIVERPOOL, MAY 24.—The Prudence, Woon.
STOCK, from Africa at Trinicl4l 22d March, and
would fail on the 24th for St. Vincent; left the
following veiTels, viz.—The Earl of Liverpool,
air, at Galenas t tth Feb. all well ; Ellis, Sou-
TER, at Bance ifland ; Chriflopher, HERD, at Ga-
lenas; Lancafter, Wt t.t.tams, to leeward; Mary,
Dux sc x, at Cape Mount ; Pratt, of London, to
leeward ; John, PITT, paffed River Sifters about
75th January ; Rnmfdyke and Columbus, of Lon-
don, paffed Baal' the 16th Jan. for leeward ;
Young William, BENNETT, River Sifters 16th Ja-
nuary, for ditto ; Orange Grove, PAYNE, BafTa,
6th Jan. for ditto; Montalembert, M'CoKSIcK, all
well. _ _

The Europa, M‘Aav VR, arrived at Port Glaf-
gow, (poke on the 27th March, the St. Mary's
Planter, of this port, in lat. zo. 47. long. 6t. 30.
from Bourdeaux to Jamaica ; and on the 26th
of April, the Nancy, BAIN, of And from Greenock
for gliebec, in lat. 49. 24. long. 30. ts. All well.
Capt. PADDOCK, of the Alleganv, from Charlef-
ton, (poke on the isth April, in lat. 4t. N. long.
48. 24. the brig Zerviah, SMITH ; from Rhode
Hand, bound to Copenhagen, who a few days
before upfet in a gale of wind, which (wept his
decks, (love so puncheons rum, and 101 l a num-
ber of his fails. On the 2stly, in lat. 44. 41 long.
34. 16. (poke the !hip United States, STOTE4BERY,
from hence for Virginia, out so days. On the
7th of May, lat. 15. 14. long. 14.50. (poke the chip
Sarah, KANT, from Antigua for Dublin, out (even
weeks.

Sunday night tame villains entered the garden
of Mr. Lancaflteer, at Widcomb, and having
plundered the cucumbers and other vegetables,
they wantonly deflroyed the lights, tore up the
haulms, and did other damage.
Wednefday night, about nine o'clock, as Mr.
Phillips, of St. Margaret's-hill, in the Borough,
in company with a lady in a chaife, were coming
by the Shoulder of Mutton-Grctn, near Shooter's-
hill, they were flopped by two footpads, who rob-
bed them of four guineas and a half, betides a filver
watch. Mr. P. had a large proptrty with him in
a box, which the villains mitred taking. They
creed the road into the ficlds very deliberately.
A man, of the name of Pithers, who is f' abfo-
lute a cripple as to move only by dragging himfelf
on the ground by his hand, has been committed
to Norwich Caftle for (leafing four Iheep.
Thurfday fe'nnight, as a child of Mr. King's,
in Wincheap-itreet, Canterbury, was playing in
the road, by accident it fell under the wheels of a
Gentleman's carriage, and received fo much injury
that it furvived but a few hours.

On Saturday the 01 init. about ten o'clock in
the morning, a fire broke out at Eaft Shefford, in
Berkthire, in a cottage occupied by Thomas
Hughes, labourer, which, in a fhort time, con-
rimed the fame with four others adjoining, by
which accident the poor (offerers are reduced to
the greateft diftrefs.
Saturday morning a (weep, belonging to Mrs.
Waller, of Ifiington, employed in (weeping a chim-
ney in the neighbourhood, being urged to make
his accuflomed appearance at the top of the chim-
ney-pot, it unfortunately gave way with his weight,
when both were precipitated to the ground, and
the poor boy, in confequence, was fo much
broiled, and his fkull fraBiired in fo dreadful a
manner, as not to afford the fmall:ft hopes of his
recovery.
On Sunday fe'nnight an inquifition was taken
on the body of George Foreman, Mailer's Mate
of the Bittern, who was drowned in Portfmouth
harbour the preceding evening, being, with four
other fearnen, in the jolly' boat, which upfet in a
fudden guft of wind going from New Sallyport.
Every medical a (Man& was vied to recover him,
but without diet. The Jury brought in their
iv:raid—Accidental Death. The four fealnen
were picked up almoft inftantly by a man of war's
boat, and Caved.
A few days fine, as Mr. Edward Smith, a re-
fpeßable farmer of Cherreton, near Wincanton,
..omerfctfhire, was croffing one of his fields, a vi-
(-int). bull attacked him, which gored him in Co
di eadful a manner that he died the nett day.
Monday a young woman palling by the Chop
of Mr. Smith, in Cheapfide, in confequence of the
high wind, the canvas (bade and frame fell on Mr
bead, by which Ike was much hurt.
Monday a violent gull of wind blew a Bone
from the parapet of a houfe in Finfbury-fquare,
which fell upon a young woman, broke her col-
lar-bone, and otherwifelo much broiled her, that
the expire.' a few moments after the accident.
Sunday afternoon, as Come boys were playing
"n the craft moored off Blackfriars bridge, one of
them fen into the water and was drowned: