Star.
London, England, 1802-04-08 00:00:00

SHEERNESS, APRIL 7.

Arrived his Majcity's fill;pS RUBY, STANDARD,
am" TexEL, of 64. guns each; and the INCON-
STANT, and AS TREA fr:gays, from the Down• :
they have come into harbour, and will fail as foon
as the wind permits for Chatham, to be paid off.
Came down from the River the ALARM frigate,
and remain at the Nore as per laft. Orders have
been received for the following (hips to be paid off,
viz. the Hermes {loop; Blazer, Sparkler, Swinger,
Griper, Acute, Courfer, Defender, Safeguard,
Cracker, Haughty, Tearer, Hasty, Pounctr, Fu.
rious, Gallant, Attack, Manley, and Eclipfc, gun
brigs ; and the Wolfe and Scourge, Dutch hogs.

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

DEAL,APRIL 7.—Sailed the ULYSSES and PAL.
LAS frigates, and PIERCE gun.vetrel, Sheernefs.
GRAVESEND, APRIL 7.—Paired by the Triton,
Hicoiris, and Bafetta, GEDDES, from Saint Mi-
chaels ; Minerva, GORGE, from Norway ; Jonge
Cornelius, B 1; ROWS, from Havre ; Friendthip,
YOUNG, and Jii!nis, LEER, from Rotterdam.—
Sailed the Antelope,—,for Bay-Chaleur ; Fame,
SARMAN, for Montreal ; Brenthall, DALE', for Su-
rinam ; Cleopatra, ROBINSON, for Savannah ;
Retrieve, CHATER, and Commerce, C..ose, for
Petcr:burgh ; Euretta, PATI ERSON, for Qpebee ;
Vrow Trentzc, —, for Arnflerdarn ; and the
Fortunie, COOP, for Nantz.

A wonderful change has taken place in the
amount of people's income. Several who culled
a few days ago to only a few &wird.; a year, now
boat their iboff,ciltdr.
Nature is now putting on a rich clnathng. Our
fafbionable wicks have taken the hint, and wear
velvets, muffs, and tippets.
' Why does not Mr. Sit r Una N, to whu•m the new
Novel of Splendid Miliry is dedicated, call into hie
the talents of its Author. Fi urn the dramatic
firufture of Splendid Wry, its Ac:;:itir and ncrvon-.
language, and the originality of its riot and chi•
rafters, there is no doubt of the genius
thor, or its peculiar dirdtion.
Fox CHACE.—A Bag Fox was turned out on
the Downs near Bair Lake, on Wednefday, beim c
the Buckingham hounds, belonging to H. Bo 1 DC. E K,
Efq. The morning was extremely clear and fine.
and Reynard went off in a capital flyle, crotring
White Lot Bottom, and then away towards Beden
Chalk Pits, where the deep toned pack hei,ly hard
at his-brufh, he boldly took to the t iyer, ripe 1u une
purfuing him through the water in the moll hand•
fome manner. The horfemen, who were numer-
ous and refpeflable, now divided, and croffel the
Ader by the bridges of Old Shoreham and Bcd;.:1.
Reynard by this time, preffed hard by the
had reached Applefom, and was ttirt:i.lg oft' tor
the furze fields, which he loon after on'.-
ing frequent attempts to earth ; but the holes hav-
ing been previoufly flopped, his attempts wc;
fluitlefs. Baffled in his defigns, he feemed to ac-
quire frefh vigour, and made brifkly for
Bank ; but, being headed by a fhepherd, he air ,-
ed off, and inclined towardsChankbui y Ring, :/:J
from thence to Steyning Holt, where being again
headed, he pilled for Bramber Carrie; bat
llrength failing, he could not accompljii his pm-
pole. The dogs ran in upon him, after an un-
commonly fevere Chace of three bouts, and had
nearly devoured him, " life Hill panting in each
churned mouthful," ere H. BRIDGER, Efq. could
polies himfelf of the honour of the brufh, who,
with Mr. JOHN ATTLEE, were he only petfons
at, the death.