Star.
London, England, 1801-11-27 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S I.IST.

DrAs, Nov. 25.--Rcnisia as per kit, wish feveral eutvrard
b sum!. Wind Si. W.

Nov. ab.--Put back, eke Flora, !Ureic' r, for Jamaica, and
remains. Wind N. W.

CRAVESP.ND, Nov. 23,—P:tired by, the Renton, .---, from
Petrrfburgh; Providence Increafe, Too.. from Stettin; Ni-
cholas,—; and Jane and Ranger, Wlt.soN,from Dantoic.--
&fled the Berwick, Virctsn; and Severn, WarsoN, for Bar-
b idoes ; Twe Friends, PEACOU::, for Bounteous; Harmony,
rit, for Leghorn; Leviathan, —, for Thrtinique ; Gn-
vemor Mind, Mx:AD, for Africa; Mary, CARY ; and The-
mis, DOUGLAS, for Grenada.
Nov. 26.—P.Iffed by, the Arnaltheo, STYWARI and PM.
get's, Lacer, from Peterlburgh; Chatty, EAU I. It ; Reliance,
SAMPSON ; and Euretta, PA react:l:f, front Q.qebee.—Sailed
the Wm. Pitt, Pen vsos; ; and Achilles, Cuan KT, for Marti-
nique; Eclipfe, Rowe, for St. Vincent's; Afphslou, Surru,
foe Honduras ; Albion, —, for 'Anson ; Progrofs,.--, for
St. Kitt'.; Charlotte, KEN r ; Neptune, Londnn,—;
Jupiter, Hanover, WILSON; and Symetry, LIDDLE,
for Jamaica.
ARRIVED

At Cowes—The Newton, Riley. from Philadelphia; Per-
nandius, Peterfon, from atarleßown.
In the Downs—William, Tully. from Riga; Hant Mallen,
Allan, from Charente; RcMmcc mai' of war, from Que-
bec ; Sally, Jackfon, from Riga.
At Liverpool--ElmnortWallis, fromßlga._

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At Dover—Maria, Frafer, from Lifbott ; Draper, Walker,
from Dublin; the Chatty, Searr; the Reliance, barman; and
the Maitland, Fenwkit, from (Zebra
At Briltol—William, HIU, from Quebec; Lovely.
from Newfoundland ; and Charlotte, Gammon, from Marti-
nique.
At Chatham—William. Hart, from Riga.
In the Humber--Refolution, Grofe, from Malaga.
At Cork—Afpinal, Long, from Jamaica.
At Stronmefs—King George, Hanwdl, from Httdfon's Bay.
Off the *fie of Whight—Ann and John, Chatter, from
At Bahama—Mane/ndter, —, from Liverpool.
In Yarmouth Roads—Dion, —, from Pueriburgh.
At Limeriek—United Brothers, Carder, front London.
At Waterford—Peggy, White, from Newfound Land.
At Dunkirk—Here, —, from Virginia.
GLASGOW TONTINE LIST.

Margaret and Eliza, Sterenfon, at Demarara, from New-
foundland.
James. Dawfon, at Virginia, from Cork,
Emerald, Ritchie, is arrived at I.ondoo from Barbados.

Th- Tonge Egbert, hloterman, from Mill to Prißot,
el at lea ; crew laved.
The Juffrow,l.ydle, Brani::, from Boo:dean: to Lmbdcn, is
put into Biddiford with clamcge.
The 'hip Peace. (built at Lynn, by Mr. Widen) on her
Grit voyage to the North, w. 14 totally wrecked at Staiths, about
eight miles to the north of Whitby, in a violent g-alr, on Mon-
day the id inflant. The crew were fortunately Cored by the
exertions o':thc inhabitant. on the enalt when, (he wa,loft.

The Polly tender, wrecked in t?, hurrican,: ui the lit
on the rock, near the Leek H,Jgc, in the Sound,
was got off by floating her with calks. She has re, rived much
damage, and her bottom and marls multi:utters° a thorough
repair.
The Bald F.agk, Pratt, from Virzirfsa, is arrived A L'Orient,
with tors of anchor. and rahles.

- - The Concor‘lia, hibbalds, from London, h arrived at St. Va-
lera% with damage.
The Handfcombe Packet, Doyle, from I.ortlon to Lillian, is
loft at Mot Eds. Gr..d part of the cargo I.e. ed.
The John sad Sally. lsiador, from Soutb..mt tor. to Landon,
is on more in Hearn Bay. Craw Lived.
NAVAL. APPOIN' sirs: r GCor7r- ..ke is made Lieu-
tenant, and appointed to the Yompre ; a Mr. Symonds
Midthipman of the Endymion, is alfo mad: Lieatertanti, and
appointed to la Fl.:che.

Captain SUTTO,I Eifted his flag on Thurfilay
lei from the Sit., of 5o guns, to the NtMaSls
frigate, of 2R guns, in the Downs.
Yeflerday morning di fpatches were received from
C. M. Pot.r, Efq. Command:r in Chief of the Bri.
tifh fquadron off CadiA. ‘Vhcn the alifpatehes
were fent off the Admiral Rill continued to block
up the Spanish fleet in Cadiz. Ti.: above dif-
patches were brought home by the Jorrrir armed
cutter.

A cutter is arrived at Plymouth, with Jifpatches
from Minorca and Gibraltar. Thcy do not. we
arc in fc rmed. contain any noes of importance.

The following (hips of war have joined the
fquatlron in Emmy Bay EIS ROYAL, 9
guns; Acnittrs,74; MAJiSTIC, 74; CI !ITAt:It,
74; Hy!' lA, and five other frig.itec.

Monday afternoon was launched his Majelly's
(hip Cow:Titans, of 74 guns, at Harwich. Sa-
turday was the day fixed tor the launch, but ow-
mg to the violence of the u ind and unufually high
tides, it was thought advilable to defer it till tlc
weather moderated. She is now lately fecured at
her mooriirs.
A new Nip rall.d the Retreat, of the burthen
of 544 tons, has latar been laiinchel at Liver-
,pall. She was built by RO3IIIT Wicaast, Efq.
and is enga!-,cd by the Honourable the Court of
Dirceors of t!): Lall India Company, to proceed
to the Prcfidency of Bengal for a cargo of gruff
goods, Lite. and the transport of the goods of in-
dividuals. Five Ships of the above deicriptios an
Dead) engaged.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOV. 23.

Mr. ATTORNEY GPM EILAL [hewed caufe againfl
a rule, which would have called upon the Marfhall
of the King's Bench prifon to make a new return
of infolvent debtors, for the purpofe of including
the name of a perfon omitted in the former. lie
flitted that this perfon was not in cuflody of the
Marfhall when the former return was made, and
that by the AEI of Parliament it was impotlible for
him now to amend it.

Lord KENYON faid,fuppofing the rule was made,
he did not know how far it would be fafc for the
MarthaU to obey it. For .• mere Miniflerial alt,
Mr. Compton, High Sheriff of Hampfhire, had
been fined sod. He knew that the wifdom and
juflice of Parliament could never err, otherwife he
fhould have thought this proceeding abfurd and
inequitable. The Sheriff had obeyed the exprefs
orders of the Jitßice', and what he did had met
with the approbation of the Judges. But in this
cafe the application was unreaP)nable,and the Mar-
(hall would very properly reply, " you may cer•
tify yourfelvcs ; I will not certify a lie."—Rule
difcharged.
A rule was likewife difcharged for flaying pro.
cectlings in the cafe of Pierce v. King, on this
ground, that in the affidavit on which the ride was
founded, the Defendant merely defcribes himielf as
John King, of Portland-place, in the county of
Mid dlefe x, without adding Efq. Gentleman, banker,
or any thing elle, agreeable to the llatutec i.t.,!dit ions.