Star.
London, England, 1802-04-16 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD', I IST.

Dr A t, APRIL r c.—Sailed the Crafh gun vefrel on a eru
Arrived the S.vage hoop, and Vixen gun vetreL--Wind
W. S. W.

GRAVESEND, APRIL is.--Paffed by the Echo, KENDALL,
from St. Croix; Indultry, Hatt, from Lifbon ; Friendfhip,
DAY, from Waterford; Aid, BROWN, from Zant; Fanny,
PROUTINO, from Seville; Princefs Royal, RICHARDS; and
Surprise, BAER, from Cork; Hope and Anchor, —; Raf-
ter Miner, BRVIN ; and Anna Dorothea, NELSON, from It:or-
way —Sailed the Montington, Kr Ls°, for the Eaft Indies;
Valentine, FLAND, for Quebec; Wettinorland, HAT Nes, for
Gibraltar; Alexander, WA r so sr, for Antigua; Syren; for
Dieppe; El St. Vincents, WATt kS, for Venice ; Jane and
Jeffie, —, for Hantburgh ; Hairy, HAY, for Madeira ; Con-
cordat,—, for Calais; Jotter Johannes, —, for Antwerp ;
Newry, —; Fame, EVANS ; and Favourite, GRIFFITH, for
Dublin.

The Harmony, BOOT! I, of and from Yarmouth
to Pillau, is toa about four miles from the Kohl ;
part of the materials are Lived, but the is full of
water.

The Union,C H ART e as, who has been tome time
a(hore on Saltholm, is got off, and gone into Co-
penhagen to repair.
Yeilerday the difpatches for Bombay, by the
Company's fhip EDWARD HUGH ES, were
finally doled at the India Houle, and delivered to
the Puffer.

PAIS E NGE Rs—Lieut.-Col. Henry Oakes, Lady and Dauglii
ter ; Miffes Cleland, Wilkins, Young, and two Brooks ; Mrs.
Smith; I.icuts. Wood, Marriott, and Mathyfon ; Capt. Young;
Mr. Ofborne, Writer; Melfrs. Salifoury, Bernel, Seymour,
Bagnold, and Colbcrg, Volunteers for the Bombay Marine.

The GLATTON, of 54 guns, is to be fitted ont
by Government, to be employed folely for the
purpofe of carrying out convias to New South
Wales.

The LAPWING, of 38 guns, Capt. ROTHERAM.
is ordered to take all the Scotch feamen paid utf
at Plymouth, to Leith, the Orkneys, and round to
Greenock. The Frscaso, of 44 guns, Captain
WALLts, takes the Mar feamen to Cork, Dublin,
Waterford, and Londonderry; and the IMOGENF,
of 18 guns, takes all the Welch feamen to Swan-
fea, Milford, and to proceed to Liverpool v. ith
.he men belonging to that port. This relleas great
credit on the Board of Admiralty.

Friday night an apprentice to a fhipwright at
Coxfide, Ply ninuth,while caulking the upper works
of a veffel repairing, flipped his foot, fell off the
Ccaffold in to the (hip, and was killed on the fpot.

INTELLIGEALE.

}pm' cotIRT OF ADMIRALTY, DOCTOR'S COMMONS

FRIDAY, APRII. 2.

714 day the Right Hon. Sir WM. SCOTT pro-
ce.lcd to the adjudication of the following caufes
Ettiglieden, Bond,: ma:ter.—This was a qua--
till with rciped to the Cargo, which confilled of
tar and pitch. The Court being fatistied with the
proofs as tothe property c/ainted,t ettered the fame,
but d:cl ced the captor,' expences.
I L'ilating, Andrcien ma:ler.—This was a
Ilattl!tro' flip, laden with a cargo of wool, and
ot!r,r articles, which was claimed as neutral pro-
p2rty. It was Ittbmitted, on the part of the cap-
tors, that this was not a fair and load Pe trani
adion. The Court ordered Rill further proof to
be produced as to the property.
Jarrow Hermina, Wycheymor mater.—The
Court, in this care, reftored the cargo as claimed,
on payntci.t of Use captors' expenccs.

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TUESDAY. APRIL 6.

The Nayade, Meitz matter.—lt appeared that
this fliip WAS captured on the t ith of May dot'
when in the profecution of her voyage from Lif-
bon to Bosirdeaux. It further appeared, that the
Ihip was reflored by content, but two claims were
given fur her cargo as neutral property. It was
lUbmitted, on the part of the captors, that fuel' a
trade was, by the general law of nations, illegal,
as there could be no doubt that, in 1781, thefe
two countries were in :lanai lioailities with each
other. The Court, in this cafe, condemned the pro-1
parry of the tali claimant, he being refident in',
.; Pith-in at the timc of the capture, but rellored the
s,-iods of the other claimant on the payment oil
the expeaces of the further proof.
Anuatje, Hanifen maker.--This was the cafe
of a Dani:h inire.thip, which was captured by the
Frcn.:ll, and carried into Dunkirk, and fold by
public aunion to the agent of a merchant at En/.
den, who claimed the lhip as his property.
The Court reftored the wird as claimed, but
pronounced that the captors were entitled to their
expenecs. The Court alto, in this cafe, reflored
the cargo, but allowed the captors the ezpcnces of
the further proof.
Norder., Kleyn mafter.—There were a great
number of claimants for the cargo in this cafe,
but the Court being fatisfied reftored the property
as claimed.

Negotie and Zeevart.—The Court alio rellored
the goods, exccpt thofe unclaimed.
Aram 9.—Vronw Johanna, Viefter
This was the cafe of a Proflian (hip, bound on a
voyage from Bilboa to London. The Court re-
ilored the goods as claimed.
Jonge Henricus, Jouruffen mafter.—ln this cafe
there were feveral parcels of goods claimed as
neutral property. The Court reftored all the
goods as claimed, except a part of one parcel, of
which it ordered farther proof to be produced
within the ufual time.
Sufanna, Douthue maiter.—The Court in this
cafe ordered farther proof to be produced within
nine months.

The Betfey, Finger mater.--In this cafe there
were two claims for a quantity of cheefe and
other articles. The Court ordered farther proof
with refped to the firft claim, and decreed rear'.
tution of the fecond claim, but gave the captors
their expences.