Star.
London, England, 1801-10-05 00:00:00

NaUTICAIL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, °cross& a.—Arrived his Majefty's
brig Rayss, of 18 guns, Capt. SAUNDERS, from a
cruise, having detained and fertt for Plymouth a
MEAn brig, from Liverpool for Rotterdam ; the
Swedith Chip Expedition, Captain Nubs, from
Chat leflown, after a parrage of 4,3 dayS, Vrith 830
tierces of rice for Hamburgh ; the American Ihip
Chiriffa, Capt. A. L. Fasr.os, from Malaga, with ,
438 pipes of brandy, for orders ; and the Ameri_
can fhip Lennox, Capt. Treacly COLLINS, from
the River de la Plata, after a pafrage of 77 days,
v.ith hides, copper, &c.—Sailed his Majefty's (hip
Fsccom, of 14 guns, Capt. Iklasit, with the follow'
ing vefrels under convoy for Madeira—Highland
Chief, Captain Gassprway, for Bengal; Princefs
Amelia, Capt. SWAIN, for the South Sea Fithery;
Lucia, Capt. ARNOLD, and Duke of Clarence,
Capt. Guyana*, fox Madeira; and the Catharine
and Eliz,a, Capt. PLATT, for Africa.—Wind S.W.

PLYMOUTH, OCTOtilt 3.—Came in the Danifh
brig Amettioa, Captain L. Mus Lion, from Riga, i
bound to Ferrol, laden with flax, detained in the
Channel by the LADY CHAILLOTTZ armed (hip, of
14 guns, Lieutenant G. Moaais : the h again Übe-
rated,and about re proceed on her defined voyage.
Arrived two French brigs, in banal, captured in
the Bay on the 19th alt. by the AbIILIA, of 44
guns, Captain Haaaaait s alto the Tam la mai, of
98 guns, Rear Admiral G. CANPIYAL j Native,
or 98 guns, Captain DaCouter, both from the
Channel fleet; the Danifh (hip Admiral TOrden-
fkiold, Captain Laasou, from Dram, with naval
fore; for the Dock Yard ; and the CANsci•H, of
44 guns, Captain Lacos, from Weymouth.—
Sailed the Dostrecas, of 84 guns, Captain Sir R.
STAACHAN, to join the Channel fleet, with a fleet
of viEluallers under her convoy ; alto the REvoLu-
TioNatits, of 44. guns, Captain TWYSDSII; and
the STotta, of t 8 guns, Captain Paassa, both on
a crulit s and the FANNY brig, of r 6 guns, Lien-
tenant Fa:sat:Ll, to the weitward.

YARMOUTH. OCTollait DMZail?, a
courier, arrived here with the agreeable news of
the Preliminaries of Peace being ligned between
our Court and the French Republic ; in confe-
quente of which the Mips in the harbour, and
houfes, were decorated with colours, the bells
rang all day, and at intervals guns were fired front
the Ihips in the harbour, accompanied with other
demonarations of joy. Mr. Dews INY embarked
on Saturday afternoon on board a cutter for Cux-
Iraten. Mind the Mokascu Man of war,
from Crotte. Captain PrlrT4ll, of the MONARCH,
who died on board, was landed here this morning,
and to-morrow will be interred with military ho-
nour% Arrived the PHosmos and Fox cutters,
tom the Downs.

PORTSMOUTH, Octosta }A.-Sailed the Tattat
frigate, with a fleet under convoy for the Wen
Indies. -
LITER)OOL, ocl-oaks t.—Capkaht.Kll.2.lv, of
the Buttock, who arrived here laft Monday, !poke
on the 29th Augull, the Superb, Hunts', of
Charteßon, bound from hence for New York, in
Lit. 34. 48. N. long. 61. 30. W. out 54 days all well.

Arrived--Hope, Jackfen, from hence at Antigua; Little
Marks, Dtekfon, front hence at Charlefton; Thomas, 011*-
k,, from hence at Philadetpitia ; Jane, Albrkigo, horn hence
at Peterlburgh; Camilla, Pennyitone; Cognac, --; and
Amazon, fulicr, from hence at Newfoundland; at
bitarlhall; and Polly, Thomas, front hence at ; and
Polly, Stewart, from Honk Carolina for thin port, at Cork.

Douala ess, SEPT. 24.—The HELDER, of 28
guns, Captain Pisi zits, and a gun-brig and a re-
venue cruizer, part of his fquadron, employed in
blockading Dieppe, arrived here la& night, and
r:port that the French are caeding a large con-
voy at Havre to fend to the eaftward. The La-
TONE, of 38 guns, Capt. SOTM LEON, paired yeller-
slay to the weftward, and the JAMAICA, aB, Cap-
tain Role.; assert., to, Capt. BOIROWEI / and
I+lAsiusa gun-brig, failed early in the morning to-
w•ards Boulogne, although the wind is right on
that coat, it being at N.W.
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Eight A.M. Se PT. t 6.—1 am within a gun fhot
of the town of Boulogne. There are two brigs,
One fchooner, and ten gun-boats in the road; the
other boats are in, and from the appearance and
fituation in which fosie of them lie, they mull
have been damaged by the late bad weather. The
camp,as we calla, is no more than a,few very ftrag-
gling tents and marquees, evidently fet up there
in confequence of our attempts having made it
neceffary to throw up additional batteries. The
ducat of invading from hence is contemptible—
more than double the force now here was employ-
ed in the attack of the little Iflands of St. Hereon'
tvhen Lieutenants Pities and Boutin', with Refs
than aoo men, defeated it.
OCT. t.—The whole blockading force returned
here laft night, being driven in by ftreng wefter)y 1,
gales. I looked into Boulogne on Tuefday morn-
'
mg. The whole force of the enemy was then out;
it contifted of twelve brigs, one fchooner, and 11
launches, on board the entire of which the inge-
nuity of man could not embark too° men in the
Smell weather. The number of tents and mar-
quees amounted only to 48, and, from their ftrag-
gling petition, were evidently only meant to ac-
commodate the men necelTary to man the addi-
tional batteries, which they found it expedient to
ere to prevent our attacks. On the evening of
Tuefday.l again looked into Boulogne, and they
had hauled the whole flotilla in again, with the
,ception of one brig, which was aground. From
ros ',precaution againft bad weather I am con-
r.t med in my opinion, thlgabcy fuffered materially
Lcfore.

Flamm OCT. 2.—The Varga Excite Cutter,
Yeflerday recaptured, about feven leagues off Or-
forctnefs, a (loop called the Nancy, of Lynn, JOHN
HIUGH mailer, bound to Plymouth, with barley,
from Lynn, and arrived liery this morning. The
pridateer belongs to Boulogne, mounts 14 guns,
and carries 3o men : her amine is the La Racroi-,
fedi, has three lugfails, and is commanded by
JOS/ PH BROVAPITE • and cruises about eight
leagues off Orfordnefs.

GREENOCK, SIFT. 28.0 n Saturday the H.
lnwiu (hips of the Jamaica fleet arrived here :
The Harmony, ALEX/INDUS ; Elizabeth, RAI=D= ;
Many, ItilD ; Euphrates, GALT"; Hope, Otisom ;
Caledonia, nuts ; and Magnet, Wm.—The
Harmony (and Neptune, BRADSHAW, not yet ar-
rived) were the only Clyde vefels that (tuck by
the convoy.—The greater part of the fleet parted
coming through the Windward PalTage. Captain
ALEXANDER brings the difagreeable intelligence of
the lots of the LOWF STOFFE frigate and fix of the'
convoy on the little ifland of Heneager, the night
the fleet 'feparated. The Milan and Jafon, two
fine London chips, were among the number; and
I am lorry to fay there was a confiderable Turn of
dollars on board of the frigate, which there was
very little or no chance of faring, as her gun deck
was under water in halfan hour after the (truck.—
The following fltips of the Leeward Ifland fleet
are alfo come up :—The Union, BIVANs, from
Tobago; Peggy, Tall 111 RT, from Demarara ;
Mary, 111,F from ditto ; Efkalledge,
&Welt, from St. Thomas.

PROM LLOYD'S LIST.
DEAL, OtTOSEIL 4.—Arrived the AMAZON,
Admiral NiLsow,, and LEYDEN frigates, &c. &c.
from a cruize.--Witrd S. S. W.
GRA sssss D, OCTOBER 4.—Paffed by the At-
tempt, CROFT, and Queen, BLAND, from Suri-
nam ; Portland, ALLAK, from Jamaica ; Two
Friends, Pia Ls, from St. Kitt's; Alert, and
Charlotte, PARR, from Riga; Maria, Duna EN,
from Trinidad ; Dido, —, from Stettin; Hen-
dricus, Lens, from Gottenburgh ; AElive,
Nt-
caozsoN, from Grenada; Hobfon, Boom; Syrn-
uptry, —; Hope, D•RIBY ; Norfolk, —;
and Lord Nelfon, STACRIN, from Peterlburgh ;
Hope, —, and John and Charlotte, —; from
Dantzig.
ARRIVED.
At Dover—sAdtive, Nicholls, from Jamaica.
At Falmouth—flpoditc, —, from C.harkftce ; and at-

rfirs, Pkld, from Maass. - -
At Clothms-.4tooge, Mitchell, from Pcteriburgh.

At Ldtlo—.Williani7, Silbard, from ditto.

, Elfhab, from Archangel.
Wilde. from Alicane

At Bcifatt—Draper, Pinkerton, from London.
At Newfound/and—Jamey, Cordy, from Rofn.

FROM TM LONDON sAzgrri, OCTOBER 3.

ADNIMILTY-011,VICE, OCTIIIIR 2.

CICof a letter from RC3 Ce=..ltgars,of the SUPell,to
AN MILPIAN, E(q. off Liam, the 19th of Septem-
ber, 1801.

Silt—l beg to inform you, for the information
of my Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty,
that the Suttee, Denise', and Parsaat.t floop
left Vice-Admiral Pout on the 6th in&. No event
of greater importance than the capture of a pri.
vateer by the Dames, related in the enclofed
copy of a letter to Vice-Admiral POLE, has occur•
red face they left him. (Signed) a. a. ssaTS.
Copy of a letter from Captain KEATS, of his Majefty's Chip
Surais, at Sea. to Vice-Admiral Pete, dated the atb of
September.

have the honour to inform you, that the
Dsrancs, whofe fignal was made to chace this
morning, has returned with a French lugger priva-
teer of fourteen guns and Slay men, named l'En-
fant du Carnival. (Signed) R. G.IZATS.
To Vice-Admiral Pos.', Commander
in Chid, &c. &c.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The crew of the armed cutter Ross, for the
capture of the Stadt Copenhagen, Stadt Arun-
dahl, and Charlotta Henrietta, Stadt Elfigneur,
Chrillianus, and Afpacia, commenced paying on
Thurfday, Oeober 1, at Great Yarmouth.
The crew of the cutter Cy Guar will be paid
for the brigs Supply and Favourite, and (loop
Prince of Wales, .on board the Paid cutter in the
Downs.
The crew of the hired armed cutter ADMIRAL
MitcH ILL, for the recapture of the Supply, Fa-
Tourite, and Prince of Wales, will be paid on
board the ADMIRAL MircH ILL, on her arrival in
port.
The crew of theCsasaans, DIANA, and Katioa-
ROO, for the capture of the Graff Bernftorff and
San Norberto, will be paid as follows: the C a Rli•
a us and KANGAROO, on their arrival at Plymouth;
and Dias*, on board at Spithead, on Thurfday the
Bth inflant.

The AMETHYST, for the capture of the French
privateer le General Brune, will be paid on het
arrival in port.
The crew of the fame (hip, for the capture of
the Spanifk chip Carlotta, will be paid on her ar-
rival in port.

NAVAL APPOI

Capt. Seymour is appointed to the &Seale, of 74 guns, Hee
Capt. potato, appointed flag Captain of the fleet to the Hos.
Admiral Cornwali► Captain Seymour failed on Saturday is
the Stott, oft 8 guns, to join his fhip.

Car. W. Duncan Is appointed to the Scout (loop of war, (late
the Premier Coadul), fitting at Plymouth.

Capt. Adam Mackenzie ia appointed to his Majelty'a Alp
tie Brabant. of a 8 tons.

Capt. Barrington Dacres, Efq. is appointed to the command
the Utrecht, of 63 guns.

Captain Woodhoufe is appointed to the command of his
Mildly's atip the Ifis, of so guns.

.
Lieoternost Junes Bard Is appointed to his Majefty'slp
&Schermer, of 5 guns.

Lieutenant Tower. is appointed to his Majefty's thip the
Cambrian, of 4o guns.
Lieutemun Gihnor is appointed to his Magefty's Chip the St
Morena°, of 4o gun►

Lieutenant Southcott is appointed to his Majtfty's alp the
Renard, of so guns.

Mr. Charles Geddy is made Lieutenant, and appointed to Is
Majefty's fhip the Serpent, of t 6 guns.
Lieutenant G. Maury is appointed to his MaJefty's chit
Utsccht (Dutch), of 68 gun&