Star.
London, England, 1802-09-15 00:00:00

RAMSGATE, SEPTEMPER i 4.

The Adive packet failed this morning, with
about twenty paffengers on board for Calais.
A Dutch velFel ran againft the pier on the night
of Saturday, and carried away her boom and
bowfprit, and was otherwife much damaged in
her hull and rigging.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The Phaeton will be paid the balance for the Sao Joref, and
for the polacre Nara Sealora Razing at No. 24, Clement's
Inn, the aift snit.

La Gaiete, foe the capture of the brig Rote, and Hoop Santa
Malta, will be *gat No. 3, Billiter (quire, on Friday the
zyth init.

The cutter the Sparrow, for the Cureur, will be paid on
Thurfday the 16th init. at nderton, near Plymouth.
The Determine, for the capture of a Genoefe pink, (name
unknown) will be paid at N 0.9, New Broad-itreet, on Wed-
nefday the 29th init.
The Phzton, fox the St. Rotas, will be paid at No. 9, New
Broad-itrvet, on Wednefday the 29th inf.
The Cameleon, for rAmhie del Purgatorio, will be paid
at the fame time and place.
Le Tigre, for the capture of the following gun boats off Acre,
viz. la Marie Anne, Ia Foudre, Ia Marie Rofe, la Dangereuk„
le Negreffe, la Deux Prera, and la Dame du Grace, will be
paid on board the Tigre, at Plymouth, on Friday, the z ?thin&

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Dan., SR PT. 14 ....Sailed the Taunton elfile, PearCti.r PODI
the Eaft Indies, for the River.—Wind S. W.
GRAVESEND, SEPT. 140....-PINICCI by the Betfity' Bampton,
from Bengal; Lady Penryn, Burgers, from Grenada; Vied-
fitude, Start, and Mary Ann, Veftall, from Jamaica ;--Fannw'
Liddle, from Dominica; Ifle of Thanet, Goodwin, from Barba-
does. Duke of Clarence,—, Laforey, Thom pfon, and Helen,
Gordon, from Trinidad ; Supply, Anderfon, from Limerick;
Diana, from Tobago; Fanny, Rippon, and Chancellor,
Sommers, from Demerara ; Adventure, —, from Vir-
ginia; Reliance, Harvey, from St. Lucca; King George, Catter,
and Favourite, Venni, from St. Vincent's.—Sailed the Betfey,
Tolley, for Jamaica; Liberty, Johnfon, for Hamburgh ; Dun-
dee Arms packet, for Calais; Betfey, Hart, for Seville;
Twee Gebroders, School, Nooyt• Gedaght, Sligtan, for Am-
fterdam.

ARRIVED.

In the Downs—Argo, White, from Tobago; George, Blair,
from St. Vincent's; Mary, Crawley, from Teneriffe ; Free-
dom, Cummings, from Honduras; Vine, Howland, from Mar-
tinique; True Briton, M•Doupli ; and Dorothy Fortier, Black,
from Jamaica.
In the Creek—Severn, Waye, from Naples ; Friendihip,
Gordon - and William, Davis, from Leghorn.
At Cc:we:a—Garrick, --, from Maryland ; and Norge,
Brice, from Bengal for Copenhagen.
Off Yarmouth Roads—Trilby, Crolby, from Charante.
At Falmouth—Teftimony, Blakiller, from Cadiz.
At Clyde—Eleanor, Crane, from Tbs
At Liverpool—Ranger, Walker, froamigmarara.
At Havro—Meria Augulta, —, from bt. Thomas's; Ha-
zard, Gardner; and Three Brothers, from Salem.
At Bourdeaux—Miffifflppi, from New Orleans; and
John, Patterfon, from Savannah.
At Trinidad—Lion, Nayler, from London.
At Jamaica—Lady Andover, Hidden, from London.
At Bardoes—Biamhard, Blake, Tec. Africa.
At .Madeira—Eliza, Ford, from Q_
At Genos —Ann, Meffenger, fronfLiverponl.
At Oporto—Swallow, Richard, from Newfoundland ; and
Dauro, Meadows, from Yarmouth.

At Hoodaras—:Gipfey, Barnet, from Briftol ; John and !Ca-
bala, Diann ; Jam, Patterfon ; Turin Galley, johnfon ; Earl
St. Vincent, —; and Neptune, Scurry, from London.
At Lithon—Briftol, Newcombe, from Briftol ; aud Roe-
hamptan, Cadmic from Newfoundland.

NEW YORK, AUGUST 7.

Captain BAILIY, of the /loop Lively, arrived
from New Providence at New London, informs,
that on the r4th of July there was brought into
New Providence a pilot boat fchooner, mounting
a number of fwivels, manned with 36 men, corn-
miffioned by
,General Bovnas, who commands
the Indians to the Southward. The following in-
formation the Governor of New Providence re-
ceived from a Dutch boy, who bad been taken out
of a Spanifh %TIM and kept on board the priva-
teer for Tome time, but afterwards made his efcape
and got down to New Providence. That the pri.
vateer had taken three Spanifh veifelb, plundered
them, gave the people the boat, and burnt the
veffels. That while he was onboard the privateer,
they hailed a veffel under American colours and
brought her to, fent their boat on board, and af-
ter Tome time returned with a large Turn of money
in the boat ; they burnt the veil, and the lad
fuppofes they made the crew walk overboard, as
there was none of them brought on .board the pri-
vateer. The lad further lays, that General Bow Les
had commiffioned three other veftels, with orders
to burn, fink and deftroy, all Spanifh velrels they
could meet with. After receiving the above in-
formation from the boy, the Governor of New
Providence armed a brig and fent her out with a
(loop of war in fearch of the pirate ; in. a few days
they brought her in, and have lodged them all in
irons on board a (loop of war. The Captain's
Corarniffion was figned by General Bow Las.—
There was a number of New Providence men on
board the pirate when taken.
Captain TEAL!, of the brig Eagle, arrived on
Sunday laft at Wilmington (Del.), in twelve days
from Martinique, informs that Martinique was in
polfeffion of the Britiih when the Eagle failed.—
It was to be given up to the French on the iBth,
but the Prefea, who arrived tome time, requefled
the Britith to hold it till the French, who were ex•
peeed early
,ia Auguft, arrived. Many people
were facrificing their property at auaion in order
to leave the ifiand previous to the French taking
polreffion of it. It is fuppofed the condua of the
French at Guadaloupe and Hifpaniola, towards
the Americana, will be futicient to deter the latter
frqm :irking their, property at Martinique, as the
fame iniquitous game will, no doubt, be played at
that place. We are informed by authority which
we believer that an American who had fold four
Jess If lard to OrrencisOalcer,.wae obliged
• et—e_t e_.

kINOSTON, JAMAICA, JULY 30.
The Sukey and Polly is arrived in five clays
from Antigua in ballaft: She brings accounts of
the lofs of the Ship Echo, from London to this
ifland, on the 3d of June, on the rocks off Antigua ;
the palfengers, the crtw, and the greateft pert of
the cargo, and materials of the Chip were faved.—
Doetbr 11119TAQCARTH and Mr. HOZBIR, who were
paitaigers in the Echo, are arrived in the Sukey
and Polly.
One of his Majafty's Chips of the line failed On
a cruise on Saturday.
Wednefday his Majefty's 114 Sans P*asir,
Captain KATON, arrived at Port Royal, from a
cruize.

We have the pleafure to announce the fa& ar..
rival in the Downs of the fhip Milton, Captain
NICHOLAS Av sz s, from the Ptefidency of Bengal.
with a cargo on private account. She left the
pilot on the 17th of April, and failed with the
SA RAH CHRISTIANA ; the Purfer arrived yeflerday
with his difpatches. This Ihip was formerly in
the Company's regular fervice, and was the un-
fortunate veffel which a party of French prifonets
furprifed in the Bay of Bengal in a pilot fcbooner,
and made prize of her, when Captain BURNYeAT
was killed on the quarter deck. This event took
place in 5794.
The new Ihip of 1200 tons burthen, building _by
WILLIAM BORRADAILI, Efq. for the HOII. EaR
India Company's feriice this feafon, is to be
named the Etraont, the command of which is
given to Captain R. HUDSON. She is configned •
to Coat and China, and is to he afloat on the 9th
day of November.
The BELLEROPHON, MAJISTIC, and GOLUB,
of 74 guns, are arrived from the Weft Indies.
The FORMIDABLY and TEMBRAIRS, of 98 guns,
with la TOPAZ S frigate, failed from the Jamaica
flation about the fame time, and are daily expeet.
ed. Thefe are to be paid off with all poffible
difpatch.
We underhand the thip owners at Leith, Kirkal-
die, Shields, Sunderland, Burlington, Briflol, and
fome other ports, have determined. to co-operate
with the (hip owners in London, in the recent efta-
blithment of the fociety of (hip owners of Great
Britain, and it is thought the meafure will be ge-
nerally adopted at all the Out Ports.

Within the laft 15 days of Augult,there entered
the port of Calais 59 packet boats, Englifh and
French, bringing from England 921 paffengers.
There failed from the fame port, during the fame
time, 55 packets with 540 paffengers.
Saturday as a boat was returning from a cutter
at the Ilk of Wight, with feren men, it npfet off
Dungcnefs, and had it not been for the boat be-
longing to the AMPHION frigate, they muff all un-
fortunately have been drowned. They were picked
up by the Revenge, and landed all fafe at Cowes.
Yefterthy morning, as one of the Hungerford
oyfler boats was palling through one of the arches
of London Bridge, concluded by --. Smith,
sitraterman, an eddy tide overpowered his• oar,
which he held faft, and which firiking forcibly
againa his breaft, he was pitched overboard, and
his body has not yet been found.