Star.
London, England, 1801-08-15 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

The Charlotte, Hmsos, from Smryna to Lon-
don, is taken by the French fleet. and carried into
Marna.

GRAVISIND,A (rover r4.—Paffedby,theAlexan-
dria, TILLICI, from Riga; times, Hon tY111•11
from Chriftiana ; Two ilrot , Faames, from
;
Calais; Good Brothers, —; Content, Fsavrica ;
Endeavour, CAtitaoll ; and Succefs, DaLcisos.
from Norway; Five Brothers, I Catharine,
MaILORITTOIL ; Two Sifters. Coarse ; Young
Henry, ---; Three Sifters, DANIIIIILL ; and
Young Maria, from Embden.—Sailed the
Monarch, MORTINIR, for India; Adventure,
Pules Ls., for Cbarletton ; Helena. &Les, for /M-
-hos i Blanton!, Bar ii I ilogrefs, Lacav 1 Fumy,

Mosriter ; and Ploughman, Tuomrsom, for Pe-
terlburgh.

ARRIVED

At Briftol—The Antiitry, , from,Oporto.
At Bombay--Afia, Mlnnis, from London ; Loojee Family,
Elliott; and Shaw, Kieekufroo, —, front Bombay and
China. ,

At the Cape of Good Hope—Rio Nova, Appleby ; and Nut-
well, Chriftell, from Loudon.
At Dublin—Two Friends, —, from Baltimore.
At Faimouth—The Courier, M'Connell, from Virginia
At Bahama--Speedwell,.—_--, from Liverpool.
At Surinam--Commerce, Underwood, from Loudon.
At royal—Grenville, Henderfon, from London.
At Newfoundland—Triton, Simpkins, from Liverpool.

Rear• Admiral CAMPBELL, brother to Lord
CAWDOR, is to hoift his Haig in the Channel Fket,
under the orders of Admiral CORN WA LL

The Hon. captain Duln4E, of the CAL ?E, in
the aaion with.the Spanifh (hips, under the orders
of Sir jemEs SAUMAREZ, was appointed by him
to the command of the. Sr. ANTHEM r, of 74 guns,
the (hip that was captured. -
Thirty-two (hips are now expeEled to arrive
from Bengal, freighted entirely with rice. The
tonnage thus engaged amounts to 16,464 tons.
The (hip Tumats, Captain WILLIAMS, which
is taken up by the Eaft India Company for the
purpofe of proceeding to Bombay and China, is
only lately arrived from the fame places. She
mounts 3o guns, and is now on her third voyage.

They write from the frontiers of Holland, that
the Batavian Government, wifhing to deprive this
Government of all means of becoming acquainted
with the preparationt and the other difpofitions
making in Holland and the Me of Zeal.•uld, will
not allow any boat or indtvidnalcoming from Eng-
land to enter their ports, under any pretext what-
ever. Admiral de WINTER, Commander in Chief
of the Dutch fleet, is at Helvoetfluys.
All the failors making part of the Belgic mari-
time confcription, who have been railed in Bruirels
and the neighbouring departments, are to be em-
ployed in the fervice of the (late, and were, accord-
ing to the IA letters, under efcort for the purpofe
of being concluded to Fluffing, °Rend, Dunkirk,
and other ports to which they are deftined.
By letters from Cadiz we learn that the crews of
the two Spann (hips lately blown up mutually
difcoveted, juft a few moments before the explo-
lion, that they were Spaniards and friends, not
Britons, as the two crews had reciprocally fup-
poled.

A Mutineer of the DAN A E, commanded by Lord
PROBY, when carried into Breß, .has been apprel
hended at Jerfey.

Wednefday night the ROYAL FAMILY went to
the Theatre at Weymouth, to fee the Comedy of
"'Rule a Wife and Have a Wife," and the Farce
of 1, Bon Ton."

The ROYAL FAMILY, after breakfaft, with their
ufual party, went on board the Royal Charlotte
Yacht ; there being a fine breeze, they were foon
under weigh. Their Majelties were faluted from
the different (hips in harbour.

Two houfes in the Royal Crefeent. Bath, Nos.
r 4 and t 5, are engaged for their Majefties.

The Pavillion at Brighton is. to receive an ad-
dition of two rooms next the public road ; the
wings are to be enlarged, and the whole interior
is to be modernifed and beautified, but not in an
expenfive fty le.
By an Aft paged in laft Salon of Parliament,
all perfons having Forged Bank Notes in their pof-
feffion, and not accounting how they came by
them, are liable to be tranfported for 14 years!!!
At Ringwood market, on Wednefday laft, the
bell old wheat fold at the reduced price of twenty
pounds per load, and much was fold at that price;
new wheat would not fetch more than eighteen
pounds, or eighteen guineas the bell.

The Rev. Mr. HASTINGS, Rector of Eaft and
Weft Leke, Nottinghamfhire, has given public no-
tice, that to thofe parifhes which are in real want,
he !hall fell his crops of the prefent year as follows :
What Bs. and Barley 55. per ftrike.—An example
worthy of imitation, where PIOTIOSSICE has be.
flowed the means.

The Rattle of SUWARRONV, in marble, has been
placed in the Imperial Garden at Peterfburgh, in
the pretence of the EMPEROR, the Royal Family,
feveral regiments of life guards, accompanied by
mufic. Prince Common-ins made a fine fpeech
on the occafion.

Upon pulling down a houife inChelmsford,many
years in the occupation of Mr. Nalh, hair-dreier,
and digging at the foundation, an human fkull
was chicovered. at about (even feet below the fur-
face. That part where this houfe flood, it is raid,
Was, about foo years ago, a wood, but we do not
learn that it was ever made life of as a burial
ground ; therefore, by what means this part of the
human frame became buried there, is beyond the
reach of conjeaure.
Several purfers and matters of fining fmacks
were yefterday fummoned before the Loan Mavoa
,-uPon information againft them, for not entering
their vetch at the Coaft Office within three days
of their arriving at the Afore, and giving in an ac-
count in writing of what fib they had brought to
market. One of them was fined sol. and the
other so!. agreeable to the old Ad of Parliament
on which the informations were brought. The
confederation of the reft of the cafes was put off to
a future day.
GDILDHALL.—Wedoefday laft a journeyman
flioemaker was brought before the Sitting Alder-
man, charged by his emplograevirith fpoihng Come
leather given him to make of. The matter
produced (hoes made by this man, sad explained
to the Magiftrate the deception nfed by marking
the heels and foles with a machine which iMitated
flitches, when there were aamilly but a very few
real flitches in the (hoes, fo that with a very little
wearing they come all to pieces% Many refpeda-
ble markers m the City attended, and told the Ma-
gateau how much the trade might be injured by
fuch a deception.
The journeyman was convicted, and feateated
to duos 'maths hard labour in Bridtwoll. -