Star.
London, England, 1802-09-11 00:00:00

ARRIVED.

In the Downs—Diana, Sparks, from Tohagn ; Richard,
M'Allifter, from laidis ; and Mack, Hill, from ticw York.
Off Weymouth—Julius, Authors, from St. Kitt's.
At Briftol--Sinclair, Cook, from St. Kitt's.
At Liverpool—Sarah, Lightfoot, from Jamaica; and Sally,
Woods. from Tortola.

At Dublin—Mary, Ricbardfon, from London.
At Belfaft—Eiward, ••• ; and John, Whipple, from New
York.

At Leer—Hornung, Kinfinan, froth- Charlefton ; and Hoop,
Binth, from Baltimore.
At Gibraltar--Olive Branch, Wright, from London.
At Bilboa—Armido, Denton, from Shields.
At St. Andero—Commerce, Brandford, from London.
At Barcelona—Robert and Sarah, Carman, from 92cbee.
At Tortola—Nimble, Charnlcy, from Africa.
At Martinique—Alexander, M'Donald, from Africa.
At Angola—Ann, Richardfon, from LiverpooL
The Friendfhip, Macttsy, from New York for
Jamaica, is loft on Plumb-Tree Point; crew faved.
The Fortune, WHITE, of Liverpool,.bound to
Lifbon, is put into Newry to repair damage.
The Emperor, FORSTER, put into Hull the 3d
inftant, leaky.
The Arethufa, ALLARD, from Curacoa to Lon-
don, has put into Kingfton, Jamaica, where the
muft unload, and it is fuppofed will be condemned.
The Maria Anna, Aaas, from Cork to London,
has been on fhore on the Owers.

The Flora, Krim, of and for Greenock, is on
(lore near Limerick, and. it is feared both veffel
and cargo will be loft.
The Cirencefter, Perfeverance, and Alnwick
Cattle, Indiamen, were fpoken with on the 4th of
May, (by the Colaream whaler, arrived at St.
Helena) in lat. 34 South, long. 25 Eaft.,
The Speedy, (tiny' D; Ocean, BRIStOW ; Bri-
tannia, TURNBULL ; Greenwich, Lew ; Harriet,
CRASS ; Venus, GARDNER ; and General Boyd,
Burnout; were all well at New South Wales in
January laft.
The Mary Ann, COAXER, from Dartmouth to
Briftol, is loft On the Rundle Stone, near the
Land's End—Crew faved.

The Liverpool coach, on its way to London. on
Tnefday, was overturned near the Obfervatory, a
quarter of a mile from Oxford, by which accident
the coachman and feveral palrengers were hurt.
On Wednefday laff an unfortunate accident was
likely to have taken place at the Hot Wells, Pont:
mouth :—as a Mr. Stevens was bathing he was
taken out of his depth by the ftrength of the tide,
and immediately funk to the botton. He came
up again, and was gone down the third time, when
he was laved by the timely exertions of Mr. Ed.
Molefworth, who, notwithftanding the violence of
the tide, immediately leaped in with his clothes
on, and refcued Mr. S. from a watery grave.--
Much praife is due to Mr. Ed. Molefworth for the
manly and humane exertions, by which he, about
two years ago, faved the life of another man in
the fame perilous fituation.
MUTINY.—Laft Sunday arrived in C.awfand-
Bay the Thomas, Guineaman, Captain MARTIN.
In the afternoon, the Captain went on fhore to
procure frefh beef and vegetables : while Arent,
fix of the failors (lately paid off from a man of
war) being rather in liquor, refilled to furl the
fails, or go aloft, on which Mr. Scorn, Chief
Mate, remonftrated. Fup and Arthur; two of
the ringleaders, and inoft active in the mutiny,
with the others, rufhed aft, knocked down Mr.
Scorn,- and ufed him very roughly indeed, till
refcued by the 'better difpofed part of the crew.—
During the mutiny, Captain MARTIN came on
board, and ordered them to their duty, which
they refilled, and Fup gave the Captain fo vio-
lent a hlovi“ on his neck, as brought him to the
ground ; on this they kicked him as he lay fenfc-
refs. The Mate being on the forecaille, hailed
la VINTURIERE, of tit guns, lying abreaft of the
Thomas, when- a boat well manned and armed
with Royal Marines, with a Midthipman, pufhed
off and got alongfide the Thomas, when the mu-
tineers took flint and axes, and (wore they woul.l
fink the boat before any marine fhould come on
board the fhip, fwearing they would have their
blood for (upper, and that of their Captain and his
Mate. By this time the Royal Marines, and a
young Midfhipman rufhed up the fide, ho,oded,
and charged bayonets on the mutineers, who were
foon overpowered, handcuffed, and fent on board
the flag-fhip in Hamoaze, and put in irons for the
night, but !till behaved very diforderly and / Hit nts.
In the morning they were fent on board the
DER cutter ; and on Titelilay morning, hand-
cuffed and well guarded, were brought to the
Guildhall, where the depot-160ns of Capt. MAR•
TIN, Mr. SCOTT, and the Midfhipman, were taken
before the Mayor and Deputy Town Clei k. It is
fuppofed the mutineers will be committed for trial
at the Admirahy Sefflons.