Star.
London, England, 1801-10-20 00:00:00

FROM I.I.OYDS LIST.

DEAL, °crofts* i9.—Arrivcd the Isis man of
war, Commodore Su rroN, with a fleet of gun-
boats, &c. from Dungcnefs.—Jailed the RAVEN
Hoop, with a convoy, to the weltward.
Wind N. N. W.

GRAVESEND, OCT. 16.—P;IfTed by, the Rambler,
—,from Stockl.olm; NeWC.likIC Trader, I,C RER,
from Guernfey, FlorentiA, I.AwsoN, liorn Nfor-
14ix ; Ncetunus, —, from Oport..; c! • hion,

, from Barcelona.—Saikd the N..
FINDLAY, for Jamaica ; Ann, DAsnit.r., for Ncw
Providence ; Mary, PALMER. for Say.umili ; and
Traveller, —, fur Gucrnley,

• AR,IVED
At Liverpool—Xste, White, from St. Vincent's ;
Poftlethwaite, from Martinique; Caldleott Saw., ,
St. Lucie; and Carrier, Falder, front Peterfisurgh.
At Barbadoes--Dathef, Phillips, from Africa.
At Brifiol—Floffnung, from St. Auden); and
-, from Oporto.
At Falmouth—New York, Seymour, from Tew
In the Downa-.-Two Brothers, Jones, from M.lssu.
At Newfoundland—Hobe, Born, from Lircrpool.
At Clyde—lfabella, King, from St. Kitt's.
At Leith—Turton, Frafers, from Jamaica.
In Yarmouth Roads—Sally, Michael, from Fismbargh.
At Oporto—Duchefs of Cumberland, 'Toth; an. vent.
Humphries, from London.
At Lifbon—Bella Judith, --, from Oran.
At Poole—Albion, Brigs, from Newfoundland.
At Aberdeen--Ailtive, Law, from Riga.
In Spain—lndultry, Mitchell, from Loudon.

The PRINCE WILLIAM, GOOD DESIGN, and P 1
mows armed Mips are to be paid off at Neucafile.
TheCH r Kam armed sloop, and the Row( tit
MENTOR, and LONDON PACKET armed veil,
to be paid off at Deptford.

The PEGGY and POLLY tenders are to br
charged at Greenwich.

The hoop Aurora (of Carmarthen ), Jo, r 3, f
London to Plymouth, laden with wheat, is FL:
into Torbay, having fprung a leak, and fk4,,J,
damaged her cargo.

The HART cutter failed from Elfineur for En,.
land on the 6th intl. with about fifty or fist: 4.
fels under convoy.
The American !hips Pomona and Nos,
tured by the French privateer Eolus, are relc.: .;
and the Ems, under Prat-fan colours, capturt..:l
la Mafcarde, is condemned.

His Malefty's Blip ADDER, with a convoy 107
the Baltic, failed from Gravefend on the 16:h
infant.

The Belzebub, GROVE, from London for Ham.
burgh, is loft near the Tezel.
Mr. T. Doersc is appointed Lieutenant of the
CESAR.

Mr. C. Ticamemo H appointed Lieutenant of
the NAMUR.

Mr. Joisw JOKES is appinted Lieutenant of the
CAIWATIC.

W 4 watt PARITR, Efq. is appointed Captain cf
his Majefty's Ship the HELM', of 28 guns.

His MAJESTY yenerday took his morning ride
on horfeback in Windfor Great Park, accompa.
nied by the Dukes of KENT and Comssautsp,
Prince ADOLPH vs. PrinceffesSorniA and AMFLIA,
Lord WaLsison•st, Colonel MANNINGNAM, a-d
Major Disnitow ; and at twelve o'clock took tlic
diverilon of hunting with the harriers*

The QUEEN, and Princelier AvGLISTA, ELIZA.
BETH, an MAZY, took an airing to Frogmore.

The Earl and Counters of CA RDIGAII, and Lady
CAROL 111 WALDEGILAT r, left Windfor on Suniay
for London.

Prince WILLIAM of GLOUCESTER k apronhvel
by the Duke of YORK to the command of tip
Northern Diflrift. We believe his Royal High.
nefs will make Lancafter his head.quarters.

The different divillons of Englith (hips of wa
cruizing off the coatis of Holland, Zealand, a
the mouth of the Scheldt (flays a letter from Bra
fels), celebrated the return of Peace by frequent
difcharges of artillery. It was by the English
Admiral GRAVES that the Dutch were fill ap.
prifed of this important event.
The late Countefs of HOLDWIESSI was r,
daughter of the Sieur Dooat.zr, one of the 7.:(r•
bles of Holland, and niece to the GREFFIFS
GEL. She was marricd to the Earl at the Hat e.
1744. His Lordthip was Secretary of S:.oc
1761, and, it will not be foon forgot, religno.t t:te
feats to the Earl of BUTE!

The Southern Coalt of France, from the Noes
of the Adour to that of the Gironde, is covered
with light rands, which for the fpace of icsieraF.
five leagues, are not only 101 l to agriculture, bat
being moveable by the winds, threaten to over-
whelm the neighbouring plains. A mode of
ding fecurity and ufefulnefs has at length been .!
covered ; it can only be elfeded by pLintir
with the fea fir, which mull be for fome
ferved with the greated caution from the violence
of the winds and the feorching heat of the tutn.
A large forell has already been reared in this
ner between the Teta and the Ocean. A Ftench
priell, named FLEURY, who has been in Em;lincl
fince 1792, has conftraled an horizontal nin•.-
mill, which is free from the &fats of act.: a, au
♦ertical fweeps. It goes alfo with equal force at
all times, whatever may be the inequalhy ,t !le
wind. The invention has received the aproue
tion and reward of the French Government•

During the late illuminations in Dublin ca to
of the Pea..e, tevetal females were fiigh:ei
into fits, from which Come of them with dmi,:ll
recovered, by the near arid unexpeCted dii;:r a
of fire arms ; and, fhame to manhood ! fcw-11
perfons wearing the garb of gentlemen, were ta
praFtice this fpecies of (port ! A brute of th,s
fcription (we will not call him a man) ‘va,
caufe of a lady falling into Ilrong convulfur,l
Dame-(!reel, by fuddenly difcharging a pilinl
to her ear. A favage would have had more n.471'
and natural coniidetation for the lex, and
worfc than ravage deferved to have been whirl,•l
at a cart's tail.—Several perfons furnmoneLi
fore the Superintendant Magiftrate Lilt we,..k,
Major Swan, for throwing fquibs, were conviciesi,
And fined according to law.
• P. Donditte, a fericant in the Seth
was convicted at Lynn Seffions on Tuelday,
of
mica ing a tn.,: and a two IN4lnd Note of t.' • !Link
of England knowing them to be forged, and re-
ceived lenience of Death. M. M'Kan w•i% 11°
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aN an accomplice, but acquitted.
Thorfday le'nnight a fire broke out in a flack-
,aid hchinging to M. R. Grimmer, of Hockx,•.lcl
sciltan, which confumed a large hay-flack, two
icks of barley, two large flacks i.l peafe, one ,f
rve, and 1:nor cotrarec, near the fame lard,
with
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THLfrAICAL.f.

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CovENT-Gianss.--Laft night Mr. ,Coons re-
turned to the exercife of his profeflional duties at
this Theatre, in the part of Richard the Third, and
mperienced a moll cordial welcome from a very
numerous audience, Before the curtain role,. Mr.
Coous himfelf came forward, and addrelted the
houfe nearly to the followingeffeet:—
«
Ladies and Gentlemen, ft gives me extreme concern thit
Ely part of my condudt Could render It neceirary for me to
make an apology in this place. I eerttinly had no leave of ab-
face from the Manager at the time of opening this Theatre
for the preterit leafier; but, from a number of circunillances, I
bad radon to think that my attendance on the tirlt night wou.d
Dot be requifite. A letter, however, was written to inform me
to the contrary ; which, being xddreffed to Mancheiter, did not
reach me till it was too late for me to obey its call. With what
has hapiened to me fine, I believe, you have been fuliciently
acquainted 1 I have, therefore, only to conclude with obferv.
ing, that whatever may be my future reception, my tumoß
eons than always be tiled to prove how deeply I am impreffed
with a teak of gratitude for ail jilt favours received at Your
bands." .

This Addrees was heard with profound atten-
tion, and rewarded with reiterated fhouts of ap-
plaufe.--The play pa-oceeded, through every fcene
of which Mr. Cooc a performed in even a more for-
cible (tile than we think. we ever before witneffed
in his delineation bf the charaeter ; and he gave'to
the cglinne of the part a new and appropriate effeCt
by wearing armour in the fight of nofworth-field.
—Of Mr. Coar, as the fucceffor of Mr. Poet in