Star.
London, England, 1802-10-20 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER zB.

Arrived the CONCORDII, of 36 guns, Captain WOOD, from
Spithead, bound to Halifax.

Remain in Cawfand Bay—Concoana, of 36 guns, Captain
J. WOOD ; and GLIIIMOIE, of 36, Captain J. MAITLAND.
In the Sound—Toro:a, of 38, R.Ho NaIrMAN; and I'ol3E4lv
of 36, J. PHILIPS.
The Status, of 36 guns, in the harbour, is under orders to
proceed to Liverpool, to complete her complement of !tamer.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER sp.
Arrived the Mona frigate with troops from Gibraltar, and
is utsdervaraotine.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

DIAL) OCT. I9....Arrilled and failed for the River the King
George, Turner. from Hudfon's Bay ; and Albion, Hubbard,
from the Strdghtso—Wind S. S. W.

GRAVZSZND,, OCT. Iy.—Pjdfed by the Hagan:* Packet,
Thempfea, ham Harnbargho—Sailed the Fame, Dawfon, for
Cads; Cie, Ward, for Dantzie ; Hope, Williangoo,
foe Branca ; Patrioten, for Nauttz ; Bilboa, Soper, for
Carolus, Sibbern, for Hamburgh ; and Madrid),
far Rouen.

ARRIVED.
At Cowes--Hoffnung, Rader, from Chariefton.
At Liverpool—Thames, Coffin:from New Orleans; Travel-
ler, Trantham, from Lisbon; and Jane Grindley, from Dantzic.
At Hull—Sarah, --, from amp.
Off Folkftone--Vine, —, from Oporto.
At Leith—Cumberland, Simplon; Turton, ?Wails; and
Cumberland, Smith, from Jamaica.
At Dublin—Thomas and Mary, —, from Gibraltar.
At Dantslc—.Ardent, Barrow, from Dantzlc.
At Antwerp-11-Neptune, Dyer, from Cadiz.
At New York—Walker, Clark, from Liverpool; Oneida
Chief, Graham, from Dublin; Warrington, Scott; and An-
dro(neda, Pearce, from Clyde.
At Genoa and Leghorn—Zelphcr, Orfeur, from Liverpool.
At Trinidad—Lady Hobart, Little, from Africa.
GLASGOW TONTINE LIST.
Glafgow, Baird, is arrived at Grangemouth, from Gottenburgh.

EAST-INDIA SWPS
The following is the order of the difpatch of the
Ships taken up by the Hon. Eaft-Iridia Company
this feafon, viz :
For Bombay and China.—The Earl Camden and the Bom-
bay Cattle. For St. Helena, Bencoolen,and China—The Royal
George; to be difpatcbed on or before the tsth of December.
For Coaft and China—The Hindoftan, and a new Ship, to
be commanded by Capt. Hudfon; to be difpatched on or before
the iii: of December.

For St. Helena and Bengat—The City of London, and a new
Ship, bulk by the late Mr. Hamilton. For Coaft and Bay—
The Admiral Gardner.. and the Sir Stephen Lothlngton ; to be
difpatched on or before the 14th of January, 2803.
For Bombay—The new fldp Queen, Captain Craig. For
Madras--The Windham and Walpole ; to be difpatched on or
before the 29th of January.
For Coat and Bay—The Hugh Inglis and the Calcutta.
For Bengal—A new Ship, to be commanded by Capt. Robert-
fon ; to be difpatched on or before the ath of February.
For Bengal—A new Ship, to be commanded by Captain
Lennox, and the Charlton, Capt. Weiladvice. For China--
A new Ship, to be commanded by Capt. Clarke, and the new
(hill:l%7m Haftinp ; to be dlfpatched on or before the 14th
of
For Bombay and Madras—A new Ship, to be commanded.
by Captain John Price, and a ditto, by Captain Thomas Hud-
fon. For St. Helena and Bengal—A new Ship, to be command-
ed by Capt. Gdftan. For China—The Exeter, Dorfetthire and
'Couto ; to be difpatched on or before the 29th of March.
For Bengal--The Earl Spencer, Capt. ftaiti, and the Prefton,
Capt. Murray. For Bombay—A new Ship, to be commanded
by Capt. White. For China—The Hope, Capt. Hurneaftle ;
to be difpatched on-or before the t ath of April.

The Ezra, Smith, from Bofton, is wicked at Turk's Wand.
The Jupiter, Balding, from Savannah to New York, funk at
the Crew raved excepting the Captain.
The Ship Three Friends, Prior, from New-York to Cape
Ftancois, is totally loft on little Heneaga.
The Union, Hooper, from Alkant to Bolton, is loft on the
Mc of Sable..-Crew fared.
The Samuel, Wooly', horn Archangel to Amfterdam, is loft
on the Coaft of Norway. •
On Sunday fennight arrieved at Leith, the Turton, Captain
MgNicol. from Jamaica. The Captain reports, that on the sth
foßaot, about 6o miles raft of the Bland of May, he faw a large
brig bn batman ends, without any body on board, and another
brig a Short way to leeward,with a boat alien), which veffel he
fuppoks bad taken the people on board. The brig appeared to
be in kaiak and to have owlet in a violent (quail.
Saturday morning arrived in Leith Roads, front a endue, the
Drivel' Coop of war. Alfo arrived, two tranfports, with a part
Of General Yirensyfes ninnent on hoard, (non Guerafey. They
have have yeah -as-a

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The gun veff.l 'Plumper, for the capture of the brig &lir
will be paid on the tft of November uext, at No. 6, Stanhope-
met, Ncwcaftk•Rreet, Strand.

The Andromeda and Prevoyante will be paid for the Pruf-
fian galliot Kaufliandel; and of the fhlp Rofettr, by the fqua-
dron of Dunkirk ; the Ann hired cutter will alto be paid for the
former capture, and the (loop Atatante, together with the re-
prefentatives of the late chip Babet, at the Sun Tavern, I-Agate-
hill, on Tucfday the 26th init.

The unpaid glares of the proceeds of the following captures,
made by his Majefty's chips and veffeis at the Care of Good
Hope, viz.
The Spanifh zebec St.. ofef y Animas.
The hull of the Spanifti corvette Noftra Senora des Lot Do-
lores, hull and cargo of the !hip Dcgona, and the hull and cargo
of the fchoouer Sauta Fortunata.

On accou►:t of condemned property captured on board the
lhip Den Goede Henfigl.e.
'The cargo of the French brig la Monche, and Inch part of
the cargo and materials of the brig FUranie, as was laved from
the wreck.

Spanifh ship l'Edouard.
La Gleneure and cargo. French brig Paquebot.
Hulls and cargoes of the Spanifh (hip Martin,and brig Angelo.
Salvage of the ship Union, and cargo.
Hull and cargo of the Spanish brig Nurnero Sete.
Cargo of Lodoifka; and hull and cargo of the French brig
I'Eleonore, will be recalled at No. z Cecil-itreet, on every
fucceeding Friday.

BRIGHTON, OCT. 18.

On Saturday the toth Light Dragoon!, and the
Artillery Rationed at the Barracks-, had a field
day on the Downs, near the Race courfe, at which
the PRINCE of WALES gave the word of Command.
The Downs were never before ornamented in Oc-
tober with fuch a numerous affemblage of failtion-
able fpeaators. In the afternoon, the afcencion
of a fmall gilded Balloon, not more than three
feet in diameter, from the Steyne, engaged the
attention of the public. Among the molt dif-
tinguifhed Perfonages prefent were, the Earl of
CLERMONT, the Bifhop of Sr. ASAP H, Sir JOHN 6
and Lady LADE, Sir GREGORY PAGE TURNER,
Lady ELLENBOROUGH, &c.
Yetlerday, the morning being extremely fine,
his Royal Highnefs was for a conitderable time on
horfeback, and after, with Mrs.FITZHERBERT and
a feleft party of the Nobility, paraded the Steyne
for nearly two hours before dinner. In the even-
ing there was a Concert at the Pavilion.
Two troops of the loth Light Dragoons marched
from the Barracks here on Monday left, to relieve
two troops of the fame regiment at Arundel and
Chichellv, which arrived here on the following
day. This regiment has received orders to let •
their whiflcers grow, that being a preparatory mea-
fure to their affumption of the Hular habit. the
colour of the uniform, in lieu of dark, will then
be changed to light or 'ley blue.
The Duke de MORTIMER, and Mr. Warn HT,
of Duke-areet, Manchefter-Cquare, arrived here
this morning, in quell of a perfon, who, it is faid,
had defrauded the Duke out of Soul. by altering
the figures of a draft, which the Duke paid in
London, from 7001. to 12001. A perfon anfwer-
ing to the defcription given of him, they heard,
at the One Tun, had embarked the night before in
the Bonaparte packet for France, which packet,
,in confequence of the fudden turbulence of the
weather, has put into Shoreham harbour, to which
place they are now gone in fearch of him.
The hull of the brig Adventure, lately fcuttled
off this place, was fold by nation at New Shore-
, ham, on Thurfday, for 811.
THE THEATRE•COOKE, of Covent-Garden
Theatie made his appearance here on Saturday,
in the charaetersof Shyloch and Sir Arch, Mai:Art.l;n
in the Merchant of Venice and Love a la-Mode. The
part of Shylock was fuitained in the molt mafterly
manner; though the Drama was fo dreadfully
curtailed anal mutilated, that but for the exquilite
performand of Mr. COOKE, the patience of the
audience mull have been exhanfted, 'ere the deep
and horrid malice of the Jew had met its proper
reward. The charming parts of Lorenzo and
yeea, were compreffed to a very few lines; in
the latter of which, notwithftanding, particularly
in the Song, Mrs. SYDNEY, acquitted herfelf ex-
tremely well. Sir Achy Macfarcafm, in Love a-134
. Mode, was one of the moll highly finifhed por.
traitures that could poflibly be offered fur the in-
fpetion and amufement of the Public.

The Edinburgh and Berwick packet, Captain
LIND, with 35 pairengers, failed for France on
Saturday.
Arrivals--The Marchionefs of Downildre, the Downer
Lady St. Vincent, Lord S. Murray, the Han. Mrs. Fitzgerald,
Sir John and Lady Knightley, Lady Martin, &c.
Departures—Sir F. and Lady Eden, the Archbllhop of Can-
terbury, Admiral Payne, Lady Crofton, Lord Longford, Hon.
Mr. and Mrs. Knight, Colonel Leigh, &c.
The day of the PRINCE'S departure is not yet
known.

OCT. 19.—Molt of the Dathers of inferior order,
and their fuites, have left this place, though the
Families of Fathion either continue, or are replaced
by new faces. Sir John Jehu, and a few others,
daily exercife about the town four-in•hand ; and
to thew their dexterity, go full trot round all the
corners of the areets, by which the lives of his
Majefty's fubjeas, when perambulating, are in
conaant danger.
The Blacklegs and Demireps thin fart, though
fome of the latter yet promenade on the Steync.
A few days. fince one of them had the effrontery
to walk up and down during a high wind in the
moll indecent manner, having literally no other
cloathing than a round drefs of the thinnea muflin,
and that made dole to the !tape.
Many of the heft houfes are yet inhabited at the
ufual exorbitant prices ; and many of their owners
have got a trick of taking out the belt furniture
after they are let, and fubflituting inferior before
it is occupied.
The poor boy who lately met with an accident
as he was at work on a fcaffold, and it was thought
could not recover, is now out of danger, aver
being trepanned. The PRINCE of WALES, with
great humanity, fent for his Surgeon from Lois-
don to perform the operation, and thaw to lay in
the areet to prevent his being disturbed; and by
the care which has been tam of him, he will
probably be rtftored.
A few days fince a boy was taken ont of thefea
apparently dead. He had been bathing and got
out of his depth; but by timely affiance was re•
11. A.