Star.
London, England, 1801-12-01 00:00:00

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The prdent (We the navj• of Franc.i haviai
lately been mentioned in Parliament, we have
thought•w timid gratify our Reader, if we could
procure a lift of it. We liclieve it is pretty cot-red ;
but we thrall be glad to ready Any millake, that
may be pointed out by fome of oar naval Corrc
fpondents.

11,•publi•pie Franca&
Vouteur -
Inv:l3oWe •
Nerttine •
Octi
R rpubli,Ain
Tel rible •
Aigie
tan itlor
FortniLible
Ind:vi (dile
indomptable
'realm
Berwi-t
11.itz-ze
Cenfeur
CiLalpia
Coat itution
Convention
l'oef.dz
1.4 x Aerftt
1/ugarnier
Du Gnat Trouin
Duqufne -
Entreprenant
Fougucus -
Gaulois
Geniappe -
Hannibal
H;:ros
J. Bart -
J. J. Routreau
Jupiter
Montblatte
Modal
Patriote •
Redoubtable
Revolution
St. St baitian
Swiftfure

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Tr.: vale
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C'armagnole
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Cow. tc
Cor:v.ne
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Futic:te

Incorruptible
Indicnue
I.lbrc
!cage
Pourfuivante
Romaine
Syrine
Vengeance
Vi Loire
Cancre
Concorde
Cri.de
Fratemiti
Macron
Medic

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St. Marie
Charente
Confiante
Fidele
Fortune
Franchice
i.eoben
Mantone
Prrcicufe
Wyche

Scinillarte
SurvelUante

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To thefe (Zinnia he added three Neapolitan fri-
gates, the Arcthufa, the Ceres, and the Minerva;
out we beakye that fome of thefe have been takeni
although no officill account has yet reached us:
It is to be obferved that the French fornetimet
change the names of their (hips, as will be eafily
perceived at the fight of fo many Revolutionary
n...mes in the prcfrnt lift. The names of their Na-
val Heroes, llt: Guam TaOutx„. Dui:locos, &c.
are too proudly commemorated by them to be
ever dilcontinued. It is remarkable that the pre=
fent war, which has prcduced fo many military
champions, fhould hstifearcely added a name to
their naval lift. notWithftanding the equal (nth*.
lialn with which they entered on the lea. May
we exprefs our wonder, that fo few of our large
(hips fhould bear the names of our diftineillted
Admirals—Hawsr, BOSCAWIN, RODMIT, Mows.
&c. without mentioning living .charafters.
Tiiere is much curiofity to learn the eattfti et
aftembling fo large a fleet of men of war (mealy
three.deckers) in Bantry bay, Ireland.; and the
peculiar circumftances under which this Beet put
to tea fiom Plymouth ever( ace it. The fleet was
lying fnug in harbour! with top-malts Renck, when
orders we-e received tt put to lea without a mo-
ment's delay. In four hotivs twelve (hips of the
line were under fail, and they left Plymouth dur-
ing the tremendon gale on'the ad int. and were
eight days on their paffage to Beerhaven, tape-
riencing uncommon bad weather.

1•1.•1\J ih.C.:I•I3ER.-‘‘ALKITRIG DR ESL
drcfs of thick white muslin. The Hun.'
Icarian cloak, made of nacarat or fcarlet filk ;
trimmed all round with broad black lece or fur.
A bonnet of the fame colour as the cloak, trim
toed with black lace or fur, and ornamented with
a- Mawr or feather of the fame colour.
DANCING 04 rum. DlEss.—A Mort robe ofi
floe muflin with a train or petticoat of the fame
the robe made plain over the bofom, with addi.
tional fronts, to fly open from the Moulders.--
The whole bound with fcarlet ribbon ; the sleeves
and the robe, from the shoulders to the bottom are
ornamented with (cadet ribbon. The hofom trim-
med round with deep white lace. A bat of white
Olk, turned up in front, and lined with fcarlet; a
feather of the fame colout fixed in front, to fall
over the crowd.