Star.
London, England, 1802-01-27 00:00:00

JAN. s 6. This day arrived the,
Ann, Capt. RIDLEY, No. rsa, it tranfport, front
Gibraltar, having on board force of the Guards.
She left Gibraltar on the rft of January, in corn.
pay with his Majelly's Chips ULYSSES and Dia-
D..m. Arrived the True Elizabeth, Capt. Ac-
timers, from Gyon, laden With nuts, bound to
London. Arrived from the Downs the Chip Au-
rora, Capt. M,GH ta, bound to Africa. Yefterday
arrived the George (of Hull) Capt. BOYLE, from
the Downs, bound to Lilbon. This day failed his
Majefty's fhip MINOTAUR for the Eaftward, and
the CAEYSEOILT on a cruife.—Wind Rill unfair for
the outward-bound. His Majefly's fhip ATLAS, of
98 guns, was paid this day
DEAL, JAN. VS.—Arrived and failed for the
River the Juno, MILL Ea, from Charlellown ; and,
Lady Andover, HAMMY, from Jamaica.—Wind
S. S. W.

GRAVESEND, JANUARY 26.—Palled by SKELTON
CASTLE, JAcosras ; TRATEES, SANDERS, and
the MELYtLLI CASTLE, LAME, from Bombay ;
ROYALIST, WALTON, and COUNTESS of SUTHER-
LAND, EciaLEsTon, from Bengal; Hannah,
from Lam ; Virtuous Grace, CARL ton, from
Virginia ; Richard, FORTS, from Deinerara ;
Stranger, RAtcLirTE, and Atlantic. ByLLNAms,
from Jamaica • Uriana, BRYSON, and John and
'Ann, --s from Surinam.—Sailed the ALNwtcR
CASTLE, PRESCOTT, for India; and Suffrow Ca.
tharina, s--, for Dunkirk.

Darrztc, bac. 29.--Sehlom have fo puny
forms been fees in the Baltic as in the courfe of
this Autumn. Among the !rads IoR is the Blen-
heim, belonting to hi:POLLY, a merchaht of this
city. the Captain and part of the crew were
*owned. A Captain of Auftrian Hutrars, and
Count SAMr Qntrrtr, who was on his way from
London to join his regiment in Gallicia, were on
board this veffel. During arty hours he was
tolled about by the waves, on a piece of the
snag, till be at length received affiftante near Stol-'
pern, and was dragged on &ore ; by his prefence
of mind he raved a child of eleven years of age,
who had nothing but his hands out of water, and
whom he carried with him on the mak.
HALIFAX, NOVA Scotia, Dac. la.—By a (mall
fehooner, which arrived here on Tuefday lafi, from
Yarmouth, we learn, that the brig Induftry, Capt.
Marra aws, which failed from this port a few
weeks fince, bound for St. John, N. B. unfor-
tunately caught fire, and was confumed, near the
mouth of the Bay of Fundy.
Betides the Captain and crew, there were on
board the Indnftry, Mrs. BRADLEY, wife of Mr.
Larger BRADLEY, of St. Join, three children
and livetal feamen, intended for 'another velrel-•-
twentrfour perfons in all ; who, finding it impof-
iible to extingmfit the flames, were compelled to
quit the veto, and betake themfelves to her boat,
with one barrel of bifcuit :4..nd a keg of rum.
In this forlorn fituatiotr, they made Mount-De•
fort on the third day, and tittered thtmfelves that
they should reach the fhore, but a heavy gale com-
ing on, drove them quite acrofs the Bay; and, not
until five days after, the boat was driven on (hors
at the Tutkets.—During this time, Mrs. Baanitr,
her three children, the mate and fourteen feamen
reigld with fatigue, cold, "'aid hunger—the bread
euntortunately waited away on the fecond
day after leaving the brig.
captain MATTHewst,and the four furviving fea-
men, were carried to Yarmouth ; where, we are
told, they received every attention froth 1)r. Boa D,
and the humane inhabitants of that town.
The above are all the authentic particulars we
have been able to obtain of this truly melancholy
and &buffing circumftance.

At MbiorpaGood Intent, Redman, from London.
At fieville=ivSufannak, Tonna, froth London.
At Lidos—rntran and Polly, —, and Neptunua,
from Pods; Brutus, and Hazard, Laadfek, from Riga
Amu, Haerty, from Nekcaftle; kik, Boas, from Nothresd-
had ; and Teo. Cobb, from London.
At Oportoa-Orpban, Sidlthe, from London.
At Cadisd—Esgfe, Smith, from Falmouth.
At bovei—Virtuoua Grace, Carlton, from Virginia ; Lively,
madStinager, Radcliffe.. from Jamaica.
At Dattnioadi+-Betfcy, Cook, from Newfoundland.
At Clyde—Mercury, Bulk from Charlet/on; Mary, Hi-
ckok from Nevo:York ; aid Margaret, Mdkn, from illeir-
foondland

At Ncwrra-Nattcy. Le*eft, front Londott.
At Gaol-sp.—Pear, Olashto, from LondoM

It is with pleafure we Rate the fafe arrival orthe
FLY flo_op of war, Capt. Duval., at Antigua, for
whore fafety very conliderable apprehenfiont were
entertained.

The brig Lovell, froth Waterford, with butter,
which was reported to have foundered in the
Downs, has been picked up at fea by two Bois-
logne boats, and carried into Calais:
On the s ith of December, being off jerentie,
the Atcauseatts frigate (poke the Sans Pireil, an
Englifh trader, front Port-an-Prince, bound to
King Ron, and arnt from her Mailer, that Moth,
who headed the late revoh in St. Domingo, had
been tried by the Military Tribunal, found guilty
of infurreition againfi that Government, and had
been blown from the mouth of a cannon; that
Toufraiot had laid a duty of so per cent. on all
exports, and that his Treafury was fuppofed to be
very rich.
Previous to the A stauseant's leaving Port Roy.
a!, accounts bad been received of the lots of his
Maj t fly's (loop Bon ILTT A on the Jardins,near Cubz
The crew were all Lived, and carried into the
liavannah.
In confequence of the addition of the (hips
Atunswicit and Nstrose to the lift of thofe en-
gaged by the Eaft-India Company to proceed to
India and China this feafon, the number of regu-
lar fhips amounts to 27 ; of which is arc of the
barthen of more than 1200 tons.

Nine fail of veils went•to fca the 4th inf. froth
Smith Shields; the neat day a tale came on
which drove them all on lhorc upon Seato.:Sands;
three of them will be wrecked, the °theta are es-
peßed to be got of.
The Heart of Oak, from London to Sun-
derland ; the !loop Miami: of Bridling= ; and
A !loop with coals, were loft in the gale the alit
inq. near Scarborough ; feveral collien have loft
Anchors and cables on that emit.

The Atlantic, &wean, ;ti-rived in the Downs
from Jamaica, (poke in lit. 42. 21. tong. 39. M.;
the &nal'bridge, WAY, from Newfound:and ti
Leghorn, out 12 days.
The MILVILLZ CILITLIP from Bombay, with
reveral WeR Endiamen, Wave loft anchors and
cables in Margate Roads.
A brig, from Virginia to Liverponl,*out eleven
weeks, put into Lochendat the 17th infant. '
The Jeruilia, Mllll iv, from Charledon to Lon.
don, is put into Cherbourg, in guar diftrefs, after
throwin part of her cargo overboard.
The John and Edward, Moaaisost, and the
Three riends, Comte, from DungarVan to Dub-
lin, are on Ihore on Six Mill Point, near Dublin.
The New Fair Trader, —, from Antigua,
was drove on (Lore at Dublin, the a ill initatit.—
Cargo is expeaed to be fared.
The Adventtre, Srserox, from Dublin to
Wicklow, foubdered at her anchOrs. Crew
drownet

The Planter's Reward, Duna, of Alloa, bound
to Berwick, foundered off Eycmouth the 16th inft.
The Indefatigable, and fix other 'tire's, at on
fhore at Pa'rtgate,
The Minerva, Lyme, *from Grenida to Gree-
ne:wit, is wrecked on the eoaft of Wales.
The New Century, from Boflon, is on
fhore at Hoylake.
The United States, MADIS, from Banff to Of-
tend, is loft on the Flemith Banks near Offend.
The Floriffastt, floox, from Dantzig to Li-
Verpool, that got on Sandwich Flats about a
month fince, was burnt there on Thurfday laft.
The Thomas and Alice, —, from Blyth, is
on fhore on the Herd Sand, near Shields.
The Naffau, NETTLIS, from Jamaica to Lon-
don, h tOtally loft near Boulogne.—Nine of the
crew drowned.
The Peggy, a Greenock, from Cork to Liver-
, pool, is funk at Liverpool.—Only one tnan faved.
The Perfeverance, Buitwooo, from Southwold
to Hull, foundered at fea the 26th ult.—Crew
faved.

The Omnibuss Cmizsturs, from Itetterdam to
Leghorn was log on the 4th inft. near Calais.
The Sachem, STOVER, from Virginia to Dub-
lin, is wrecked near Holyhead. Alfo a Pruffian
galliot, with gin, name unknown.
The Eliza, Limits, from Martinique to Lon-
don, is put back to St. Thomas's, leaky.
The Patience, DK ENSON, from St. Vincent's
tn Dublin, was (poke with on the :td D&ember,
all well.

The brig Adler, CONRATZ, that went on (bore,
Bth inf., at Salttleet, got off on the igth, and is
arrived at Hull.

The Frances Ann, HAIMISON, from Belfaft to
Liverpool, is 101 l near the litter poi t.
The Anna Maria, Wavaths, from St. Croix,
Ad three other vat's, are drove On Ihore in King
Road, Briaol Channel.

LAMINTALLIGENeE. •

COURT OF KINO's-BENCH, JAN. A.
Mr. GARROW aid, he was to make a Motion
which Lord Klnvow had frequently exprelfed a
with to hear, and which another of the Learned,
Judges had occafion alfo particularly to obferve
was much to be walled for in cohlequence of the
negligence of thofe who had the care of feveral
Caufes of late in Surrey. It often happened that
the Judge appeared upon the Bench, the Jury
(worn in a Court of Juaice, the titles of Caufes
called on, but none of the Parties who had the
conduct of thefe Carafes appeared, fo that they
ware (truck out. This Lord Ramiro)/ had often
conlidered as a grievous matter of complaint for
the Parties, and that a Motion againft thofe who
were guilty of fuch negligence, ought to 1k fivour-
ably received. Mr. GARRO*faid he had an ex-
emplary inftance now to bring before the Court,
againft an Attorney, whore name we Mill forbear
to ftate until after he (ball have au opportnnity of
Sewing Cattle, the particulais of which he (fated,
charging this Attorney with having undertaken to
be ready for a trial, but when the Cauh was called
on, the Attorney was not there, not had he in-
&tilted Courifel. It charged him alfo with hav-
ing made out an account of fubpeenas whic4h he
had never itthed. The Motion therefore was for
a Rule to (heW caufe why this Gentkman Mould
not pay all the parties the tolls which they had in-
curred in thefe proceedings, and that the Attorney
may anfwer the matters of the Affidavit, and at-
tend the Court in perfon at the time of (hewing
Cattle.

Mr. 'office GaosE Paid, that Mr. GA REOW ended
Where he thought he should have begun:—.The
Rule should be granted to thew Caufe. Suppofing
the cafe to be as Rated in the nffidavit, it was very
fit for the Court to examine. The Motion was a
very proper one. As to what had been Paid upon
what took place lately in Surrey, it was certainly
true that great negligence appeared before him,
either in the Witnefies or Attornies, or, perhaps
both, the effe.ft of which was moft inconvenient to
the parties, and deferved great reprehettlion.
Rule to thew Caufe granted.
KIRTiORAII.
Mr. CLARK moved that the perfonat attendance
of a Mr. Bottom who had been found guilty of an
affault at Alnwick, in Northumberland, might
be difpenfed with. The indiftment upbn which he
bad been found guilty bad been removed by Cer-
tiorari from the Quarter Seffions to the Court of
King's Bench. The Defendant was fixty.three
years of age, had fatisfied the Profecutor to his
cob, and therefore *Med to avoid the inconve-
nience of coming from fuch a diftance to appear
in Court.

Mr. Juftice Gaol hid the praaice of removing
indiaments from the SetGons to the King's gench
*as frequently attended with great inconvenience,
and had long been complained of, and he wifhed
it remedied. He Could fee no reafon fbt allowing
private Profecutots, except where the intereft of
the Crown was concerned, to remove indiaments
by Certiorari. It was not for the Court to depart
from the praaice, but certainly it Was a molt
grievous evil.—. The Prayet of the Motion was
granted.