Star.
London, England, 1801-08-31 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, AUGUST 3o.—►Sailed the RAVEN (100 p,
With the outward-bound under convoy, to the
Weftward.—Arrived the homeward-bound Welk
India fleet under convoy, laft from Portfmouth.—
Wtnd—W. S. W.

GRAMIEND, ArGUST 3o.—Paflesl by the Nelly,
from Peterfburgh ; Vere Friends,
m Hamburgh ; Cornelia, —, from Stock-
holm ; and Thomas, WINDeI, from Dominica.
—Sailed the Induftry, EVANS, for Dublin ; Wil-
helmina Econora, —, and Maria Regina, Ro-
Grits, for Hamburgh ; Andalucia, Cox, for Gi-
braltar; Juftiana, —, for Norway; Unicorn,
CROOL, for Peteriburgh ; Augufta, —, for Bal-
timore; Fortitude, Corrix, for New-York; Her-
cules, BiTTS, and Atlas, Botooks, for Botany Bay.

ARRIVED.
rt and Sarah (law Stobba), from Peed*-
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Imre, Mirisal, from New Vork ; Corfica, Hoff-y,
form M, met ; A nn, Miller, from amtzig ; Jane. Holton ; Anti.
Martin, from Pernau ; and Adeon, Gardner, from Petal -thumb;
`Toculasion, Stemming, from Dantzick ; Minerva, Ford, from
flonmhorg; &trey, Allen, f.otra Nev. 1 ork; aad Cats,
k.nti,y, from Oporto.
At Clyde—Mamma, Lank frau Quebcc.

FROM THE LONDON CIAZETTf, AUG. 29, sEoz.

• ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, AUGUST 2f.
Copy ore. Letter from the Honourable WM. Cc A NA'Ar.t.lll.
Admiral of the Blue. &e. to EVAN NEPLAN, Elq. dated off
Main the 2orli Lift.

St a—l have the honour to tranfniit to you, for
the information of the Lot dsCommillioners of the
Admiralty, a letter from Captain WEMY ss, of his
•Majefty's fhip the UNICORN, enclofing one from
Captain GRIFFITHS, of the ATA L ANTE hoop, both
ftationed in watching the coaft of Qt_tiberon.
(Signed) CORN we LLI s.
Fru Majcity's Itdp UNICORN, (taiberon
Bay, Aucuft 14.
SIR—By his Majefty's hoop ATALANTF (which
I have fent to you, being !bort of provilions) I en-
clole n journal of my proceedings and ftatement of
the thip,hy which you will fee we have barely a
month's provifions.
Hitherto, notwithilanding all my exertions in
fending the boats away armed on different occa-
lions, and moving with the fhip, I have only been
able to capture one Chalk Maree, of forty tons,
laden with lime, not worth fending in, (in which
bonnet's we bad the misfortune to have one feaman
kiiled, and one flightly wounded,) and to deftroy
one, fame burthen, laden with corn. Several
convoys are lying at different places, ready to
flip out ; the largeft of which, (in the Morbihan,)
by anchoring near that place, and commanding
the palrages to the Wellward, I have prevented
gloving. His Majelly's hoop Arm. ANTE has been
rather more fortunate,having captured three fmall
' light boats, and l'Eveille armed lugger. The
gallantry of this affair, to which I was an eye. wit-
nefs, is fully mentioned in Captain GRIFFITH'S
letter, a copy of which I enclofe, and beg leave to
fay he (peaks my fentiments on that fubjeft. I
hope this account of my proceedings will meet
your approbation ; and I have the honour to re-
main, &c. (Signed) c. WEMYSS.

ATALANTLAtIibCrOII Bay, Aug. is.
Sir—l- have to acquaint you, for the intbrma-
tion or the Commander in Chief, that yellerday the
fix-oared cutter of his Majefly's (loop under my
command, manned with eight men, captured the
French armed lugger l'Eveille, in the fervice of
the Republic, of 58 tons, mounting two four-poun-
ders and four large fss ivels, carrying a pound and
half ball : the cool intrepidity with which they
rowed up, in face of a bra difeharge of cannit:
ter and grape from the lugger, and the crofs-fire
of two fmall batteries, could not fail to excite my
admiration: they boarded and took her a mufket-
lhot from the Chore, (the crew deferting her at the
moment) and I am happy to add, brjught her off
-without any body hurt on our part.
The Ready determination and good condiql of
Mr. Fttaticts SMITH (who commanded) claims
my fulled approbation ; and I trull I may be per-
mitted ilrongly to recommend him to notice, as-
well as to exprefs my thanks to the boat's crew
who lo ably feconded him. I am, dec:
(Signed) A. J. GRIFFITHS.