Star.
London, England, 1802-08-28 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH, Auctwr vs.

Lail evening arrival the NLm Ls cutter, .114
guns, Lieut. COGHLAN, ftlinl A crude, having
fprting her bnwfprit.
'Their Lordthips this mornik,,, at five o'clock,
a4ain vifited the Dock yard, and muttered all the
Riggers and Men belonging to theOrdinayy : they
have as yet proceeded on no other bufinels.

PORTSMOUTH, At.GUST 27.
Sailed the RESISTANCE frigate to the •artviatd.
—Arrived the With, (trat,fport), from Cork.

TORBAY, AUGUST 26. •
Intl coming in, two Dalch frigates, a Corvette,
a &limner, a Cutter, and twenty-one Sail,.frunt
thc'l'eitl for Surinam, &c.

FROM I.I.QYD's LIST. '

Dr. A t., Att mt 5-r 2 7 .-,l7riv,Li the A!arrn frigate, with batch
troops, ttunt I.yraington.—Saiied the Amphion frigate on a
and faded for the River, the Chifwiat, Pane,
ler, from Jamaica; and Mary Ifaistlia, Hinds, front Gibraltar.
...Wiwi J. W.

Ganstsstso, AUGUST 27.--Pafrud 14 the Raped, Place,
fr on Oporto; Thomas, Drury, from Altotardria; and hut-
peas, D,ostion, from Nlemuli.—tiailcd th.: iris, Srauncr, for
Ww York; Undattutt.d. Mafon, for Jams:ca; Mary, r.ichard-
Ln, for Ih.blio; rlora, Siminonds, for Oporto; liana, Whit-
ti-Id, for ilatuburgh ; Hunt, for Rotterdam; and Jooge
Jacobus, Jaeks, for
ARRIVED. _ .

In the Ilowns—Qp.ccn, Mennics, from Honduras; Brothers,
Goodwin; ar.il Lucia, Amold, from Jannica.
Ott I Jlmouth—Rofs, Bare, from j3M.liCa.
At LiVerl),Yl—WilliAnt Pitt, highs, from Qzsbec ; Hem,
Atkins, from Gottenhorgh ; Tries., Richartlfoo, trout Peter!
burgh; and John, Nurets, from \lartiriqu.•.
At Briftol—Dlana, Reynoldfou; Ann, Boort' ; and Chard;
Croot, front jamair.t.
At Clyde—CAl tlonia. rarrer, from jamaica; and &lila-
tins, .1 initetts, front Nidfachufetts.
At Newt y—Nistr Draper. Hughes, from London.
At Dublio—Columbus, Finlay, from Virginia.
At Limerick---Comincrce, Ritchie, ft om London.
At Lyon—Jane, Harrio, from Oporto.
In the 'lead—Mentor, Tricots, from Charlelton; and Per-
ferverance, Coggethall, from New York.
' At Bourdeaux—Amhy, —; and outran. —.from Virginia.
At 011end.=-Maria, titewarst, tram Claralefton.
At Barbadrks--Sifters., Vernon, from briftol.
At Gibralur--Pororma, Letts, front Liverpool.
At Litbon—Mary Ann, Warren, from Liverpool; Volun-
te_i, Cardcr, front Cork; Tagus, Cobb; and .Albfois, Gam-
mon, from London.
At Opurto—Catharine. Took, front Dublin ; Ifahelti, Wig-
more, from Cork ; and Llizatieth, Deuny, from London.
At Savanrah—Eliza, Ripley; and Diana, Nicholls, from
Liverpool. .
At Virginia—Courier, Da:Tett, from Falmouth ; and Ad-
venture, 1 -;urry, [tort Liverpool.
At B,lten—Governor Stroeg, —, from I.lvcrpool•
At Nor York—iris. Kragwiek, from &neat
At Prit.atklphh—Juro, Clark, from London.
The Ivlercuiy, of Killala, is 101 l in Sligo Bay.

On Wednefday evening, as the workmen were
taking dov n fine fcaffnlding from the front of the
w r bottles, one of the men let drop a pole, and
clyitig 'l'ake care there below," an unfor-
fabourc• the panic, who was in no dam
ger, where he hood, ran under to the fpot, where
ht was kilki. He I as left a wife and family, and
had a f ,rt at work :long with him.
un Wednefday evening, about half • paft fix
(.'e'.4:ek, a moil melancholy accident occurred at
fie hoofed Mr. J. Hartley, Broad.ftreet, Carna-
by-m-. kt. Twi young men, houfe painters,
un-
dcrtn' k to paint tile windows outfide, after their
d.ty's work was done for their employers ; one
was named Thomas Damao, who painted the
one pair, the other, Thu. Wilt on, painting the two
pair window, it'll over the other. He Rood on
' the board that was fixed on the outfide to hold
£.me garden pots. Although he had a machine
he did not me it ; when, unfortunately, the board
gave w.ty, and he fell An the other, who was im-
mediately tinder, and they both were pitched on a
(tad which held garden pots in the yard, and
from thence en the p:tve.ment. It being backm'at.:P.,
mob was not encouraged to atfembh:, .A fur-
geon being fent fnr, came, and examined them,
when he found both their fkulls fractured, and
' otherwif4 much brnifed. They were inflantly Pent
to St. Georic's Hofpital, where Wilfort died
tween eight and nine o'clock the next morning,
ieaving a wife and five children to deplore his fate.
There was a child of his in the houfe when the at.
client harustwd. .FLultam it in filth Ifiat.that,