Star.
London, England, 1805-05-16 00:00:00

ARRIVED.

In the Downs, Ann, Symonds, f. ns Limerick ; and Robert
and George, Beaumont, from Watertord—Az the Mwherbank,
Najaden, Fafinan, from Naplcs; and Vrilicton, Laurhm, from
TVialaga, bound to Cuernfey—ln Yarnumth Rr ds, Froi,:h,pe,
Lamb, from Gortenburg—At Briftol, Ativc, (:NI, from Hondu-
ras; Cherokee, Hannnond, front North Carolina; and Louifa,
Wtifon, from Gaiipoli—Off the Sta,t, Mary, Whi:e. tram h.o-
gadore—in the Clyde, Juno, I.ce, from Lilbon; and Wirer:ll.lc,
Symonds, from Honduras—.lt the Canary Bland,. :tlinerva,
Ford, from London—At Limerick, Mary, Downc. from Oporto ;
and Indult; y, Croker, from London—At Newry, Roebuck,—,
front Philadelphia; Venus, —; and Denaubie, from
New York—ln the Creek, Fabius, Aultell, from Cetre—Off Do-
ver, trampfon, Atkins, front Bofton; Mintrva, Ford. from Te•
neriffe ; and Bowman, bowman front Limeritlo—Otrlorbay,
Funclialeuk, Metzen, from Madeira—At Teneriffe, FriendOlip,
Ingraham, from Briftol—At Africa, Speedy, Atkins, from Landon.

The Standhoftigkeit, of and from Memel for Dublin, is on
there near Dragoe.
The brig Nile, of London, Captain Pringle, on her paffage from
Liverpool with fait, for Riga, was captured by a French priva-
teer near the Weftern Mantis (Scotland), who, after taking out
her crew, bored holes in her bottom, and rent the Mate and his
wife on board a Dane, then palling by: who afterwards went on
board the Nile, and, notwithltanding fie had nine feet water in
her hold, fucceeded in (topping the holes, and carried her into the
ifluad of Barra.
The Pearl, the Charlotte of Bombay, and the Upton Cattle,
from Madras, fur Bombay; the Friendlhip,-, from Bengal,
fur Bombay; a Company's brig, fr m the Gulph of Persia, fur
Bengal, were carried into the Hie of France, between the 3d of
November and the Bth of January, with 14 other vtffels, including
the Frit:et:fa Charlotte, and the Hope, Dunbar. *.Che Belle Pottle
and Atalrnta frigates; tire Pfyche Soap of war, with fceeral pri-
vateers, failed from thence on a cruise, the Litter end of Dezem-
ber laft.
The Sufan and Polly, Shaw, from Teneriffe for London, is on
More near Chic& tier, and full of water.
The Stork, Waller. from Lifbon for Newfoundland, is captor.
cd by a Spud& row boat privateer.
An Foglia letter of marque, of ace tons, of and from Liver-
pool for Demerara, is captured by the Napoleon Spanifh privatea,
sod carried into Parage, in Spain.
The Defender gun brig, with feieral vetfids under convoy from
Portfmouth, bound to the Welt Indies, arrived at Cork on the 4th
inflame.
On Wednetday the 3d e!... the brit; Hope o' ye tons, be'orteing
to Yarmouth, was t ken v..ithin a cable's length of Dover Pier, by
a French lugger privateer, and the wafter and crew carried into
Calais, and are to be marched ace miles up the country, as ap-
pears by a letter from the Captain.
The Winter, Face, from Dartrie, and the Indullry, Rutland,
from Stettin, fur London, have pot into Copenhagen with damage.
The Flora, Wiliam from Dundee for Londe's, was captured of
Cromer on the a7th of February; the C ew are arrived at Diinkirk.
The Helena, Stewdtt, from Virginia to Barbadoes,av as captured
l.y a French privateer, of 16 gunsand tee men, after an action of
one hour, and carried into Guadaloupe.
The Fame, Clarke, from Charlclton, arrived at Ide,rpool was
boarded on the 37th ult. by a French privateer, which had the
fame morning captured a brig from Honduras to ! toidon. She
is the fame privateer that captured the Weßrnorclami, Reed, of
I deerpool.
Eatradt of a Letter from an ()Meer on board the LE-
VIATHAN, one of Lord NELSON'S Fleet, March 13.
' OR the isith of January we were at the Magdsho Wands,
taking in wood, water, and provifiona, and may fay very fortu-
nately, jult complete, when two of our frip.ars hove in fig:ir, and
made the fignal that the French Beet was at yea, and fleeting to the
fouthward. Although late in the evening, tkc signal was made to
weigh, and put to yea immediately ; whi,:h we accomplithed by 8
o'clock, and made all fail in cheer We called firft at Cagliari,
Sardinia, nriit at Sicily ; from thence to Alexandria ; then to the
Ifland of Catidia, ard, piffit.r, the Moran, returned to Malta,
where we firf heard of the I Tench fl .ce hrtvit.g pat bac!: :lire:: days
after :ailing from Toulon, in a molt wretched condition, having
carried :way molt of their Yards and tepinaf t. We are now at
completing our vr,vitions and water, and exped to.
morrow to be nil' Toulon, to take another view et our baked
!riend..”

I NV I? TELL

COURT OF KING'S BENCit, MAY 19.
THP. KING V. CLOMP.

This was an indiBmtnt againll the Defendant, a
mercantile man, for allertinz, of Meths. Smith and
Co. traders ot great eminence in Leiceftei (hire, cer-
t.tin iibeH n fads tending to bring their credit into
die epute. This was a quarrel between the parties
terpefling the pat ment on one title, of a b:11 of ex-
ch Inge for 4001. by a draft upon a banker, and by a
refufal in the other to receive fuch chaf: in difcharge
ot the I-ill, before the banker had indoi fed it. This
1.,d to ill blood, aliterfions, and litip,ation, and the
Defendant was brought into Court for judgment.
The C tut the nature of the fquabble, and af-
ter 'mai king that it was a cafe of blunder on one
fi.le, and of cppretli.in on the other; ordered the De-
fendant to pay a tine of id. He paid the money and
was Ltikhalged.