Star.
London, England, 1805-03-12 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

ORAVUZiID, MARC' it—Paired by the ALTYOIII, Backman,
from Leghorn I Hope, Walters, from Jerfey ; Vrow Boffin,
Loop; Loath', Dubin; Catharina, --, and the Vrow Eliza-
beth, —, from Rotterdam.—Sailed the Renown, Ttddell. for
Dtfblin ; Wow Elizabeth, Stevens, for Toonlogen ; Vrow Maria,
Smith, and the Wilhelm, Weil, for Embden.

Amy:co.—At Sligo, Pandora, Long, from Wihnington--At
oserdri, Rom conceit, front Oporto—At Rotterdam,
William, Kent, from Chula.= ; and Fame, Nichoffont from
Baltimore—ln Standgate Creek, Pearl. from Alta—At
Wettport, Atlas, Spence, from New York—At Lome, Expert
meet. Smith, from New York—Ai Belfaft, Two Friends, La-
tkam, from New York—At Hoylake,Devonthire, Cameron, from
Chartftoo-..At Newry, Neptune, oaullers, from Malaza—At
Belfaft, Johan', Newmaa, from Oporta--At Cork, Eliza, Brown.
from New York—At Limerick, George, Barclay, from New
York—At Gibraltar, Mary, Hall, from Hull—At Jamaica, Wil-
liam Dent, Farmer ; BAdgetown, Gordon ; Beaty, PKtman ;
and Suffolk, Pittway, from Lucian ; John, Pritchard ; Moan,
Gardner; Charlotte, Salle ; Diana, Weeks; and Hero, Cloutfon,
from Briitol ; Mary, Mannock; Montgomery, Hughes; and
the Carnperdown, --, from Cork; Wiitlam, Weer ; Refolu-
tion, Brag; Volunteer, Barrie; and Favourite, Richardfon, from
Whitchaven; Holland, Newton; and Golden Grow, Wclls,from
Ncwcaftle ; Woodhoufe ; Anions, Steele ; James, Romare
Indian Trader, • Robert, Johnforr; Bdiooa, Co::Clyde,
Neale Barnett, Lothar;' Jane, Campbell; Elizabeth, Moto& ;
Cornwall, Chapman; Atlas, WNW'S.; Graud Duke, Galt ; and
Clifton, Bateman. from Liverpool; Clio Mlle ; Hope, Rey-
nolds ; Fortune, Kudos ; aol Jamaica, Brown, from Clyde;
WS, landlord t' Anst,-Portens• Polly, Parker; Lord Stanley,
—....; Bitterne*, Lawfon ; and Egyptian, Connell, from Africa

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Tbe Sallower. Staples, from St. Domingo to Botta°, was taken
an the Alt oniecember by a French privateer.

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The Adrora, Donald, from St. Kitt's ; Ike Hardware. Matlock,
from New York ; the Orwell, Parr; and the Britannia, Bootis,
which were oo Otoro at Liverpool, are got off.

On Saturday &Insight, a veffel about ao tons burtben, Mafter's
name Adair, was drove on more near Portneffock, to Seaoand,
and went to pieces; the had a parcel of old junk on beard, Nom
Plymouth. and was bound for Barak to load provifions, &e.—
During the two days which preceded her wrack, the wind blew
itrong from Weft to South Weft; neverthelefs the rode out the
greater part of the gale, sod, on attempting to get under way, the
veld call on the wrong tack, when the went upon she rocks, and
in a few minutes feparated. One man, a Jew, 1(4-vended Isiinfelf
by a rope, from the malt, and thought, with 'the motion of the
veffcl, to firing himfelf on more ; but the rope not being properly
fattened, he was dallied amoogft the rocks and forge. and was
ovawhelmal in the deep. This valet was one of the firfi of the
French guu Imau which we took from them.

Captain CLEbt ear is appointed to command the
Sea Fencibles at Berwick ; and Captain Locc in the
Ifle of Wight.

Captain HALL is appointed to the command of the
Ditatetass, of 64 guns, at Sheernefs ; and Captain
Banc' to command the his frigate, at Woolwich.
Captain BALSA is appointed to the command of
the CASTOIt frigate, at Deal; Captain SIMS to the
NAUTILUS (loop; and Captain Crascorout to the
Him,. a bomb vela, at Sheernefs.

The Da a AIDNOUG HT, Admiral Cot.t.tiowooo,
with the Maalt, TON MAN T, and MtrorAva, have re•
ceived orders to complete their provirions and (lore.
for fix moths. It is therefore fappofed. that they
are going to be detached from the Channel fleet opom
forme other fer►ice.

Asian's's, Kitten 6.—Lalt Thurfday morning,
about four tOtlock, there came on here, one of the
moll violent gales which we have known in this coun-
try fince the year 1773. It began on Wednelley
evening to blow pretty flrong from W. N. W. but
not violently, till a little before four on Thurfday
morning, when it increafed to a hurricane, and con-
tinued to blow in a kind of whillwind for about half
an hour. We have received accounts from various

quarters of the mitchief done by this gale, the prin-
cipal of which are the following ['he beautiful
Reeple of the parifh church of St. Cyrus, from a de-
fign by Adams, which was univerfally admired as a
kind of miniature of the Ileeple of Bow Church, in
London, is blown down. A houfe in Tannery-fireet,
in which were ten families, fell to the ground fo in.
flantanenufly, that the inhabitants could barely
efcape with their lives. Great part of the beautiful
garden wall at Forefterhill, belonging to Mr. Ho-
OART/f, was levelled to the ground. In the village of
Auchinblae, in Kincardinfhire, almoa every honk was
unroofed, moh of them beingthatched A whalsah-
it!g boat lying near our harbour, was lifted up in the
air and dafh.ld in pieces. An immenfe number of
trees have been blown down in the woods of Binghill,
at Crichie, belonging to the Earl of KANTOR', and
io various other places and in almoll every corn-
yard in our neighbourhood, ricks of hay, corn, Ste.
have totally difappeared. During the sale, the Lively
of Aanff, Toms sit mailer, with grain, was loft on
Rattrey Head. - Crew fa*.