Star.
London, England, 1802-07-05 00:00:00

GREENOCK, JUNE 29.

• Captain ANDINSON of the Jean, who arrived
here from Jamaica on Saturday fall, after a paf-
Age of five weeks, (peaks in terms of the molt
lively gratitude of the very handfome and polite
reception he met with from Captain WOOLLY, of
his Majefty's frigate the AISTHUSA. and the effi-
cient exertions of his crew, on the following occa-
fion :—On the paffage out from this port, the Jean
met with very bad weather and fprung her main-
, mail, on which account they made for Madeira.
Captain Wooray, who was there on their arrival,
obferving their fituation, immediately offered his
fervices, and turned out his crew to work upon the
Jean ; and fuch were their exertions, that the was
got in condition to proceed on her voyage in 48
hours.
JOHN J. MURRAY, Efq. American Conful for
Scotland, came paffenger by the Fanny.
The Mercury, Bxc it, arrived at New York fto'm
this port, the 29th ult. after a paffage of 74. days.
The Mac, HILL, from this port to Charleflon,
was !poke 2 tft ult. lat. 33. long. 73 to. by the
fcliooner Jane, TOBY, of Philadelphia ; out 76
days, and ffiort of bread; was fupplied by Capt.
Toil' with a barrel of bread and other articles.

Arrived at Port-Glafgow upon Saturday, the
Roblin, Moat's, in 6: days; fpoke an Englifh
{hip (name unknown) from Jamaica to Liverpool,
Both ult. in lat. 40.0. long. 45. o.
Arrived at Port•Glafgow upon Sunday, the
Trim, MILLeR, from Grenada, in 56 days; left
the Chance, M'DouoaLL, loading for the Clyde.
On Saturday night, off the Cumries, the Trim's
malt, to about 18 feet above the deck, mitss carried
away, and the rigging and fails wets obliged to
be cut off, and were loft._

Same day the UniontDunitsvm, frota Nei

in 38 dm; fpoke the fhip London, from Jamaica
to London, 3d May, in lat. 39. 19. long. 47. 30.
and the Nancy, from Liverpool to HaWax. in lat.
42.35. long. 41. 0. Bth May, all well. The news
of the Definitive Treaty were received at Nevis
the day before Capt.Dsvoirrom left it, and gave
much fatisfaftion.

SaMe day, the Eliza, Paws mailer, from Ja-
maica, in 51 days ; fpoke the Watt, Kt LPATIIICK,
and the John, DAWSON, from Jamaica to Liver-
pool, gth May, in lat. 18. 6. long. 80. 24. Upon
the 17th May the John beforementioned run on
chore 'Toil the Martyrs in the Gulph of Florida;
and, from the great current and a heavy gale of
wind, the Eliza's people wore not able to render
any affillance.
Alfo the Jafon, Gouaev, from Antigua, in 54
days; fpoke the Pilgrim, of Bri(ol, from St.
Kitts to Briflol, 22d May, lat. 30. 28. long. 58.
26. all well.

The Sampfon,Ktmc ttcot, and Swanwick, KIRK.
struts, arrived at Philadelphia from Liverpool, the
28th ult. The Flora, Joy, from Liverpool to City'
Point, arrived in Hampton Roads, on the 22d ult. 1
The Lucinda, VicK E ay, which arrived at Bal. ,
timore the 26th oh. from Jacquemel, fpoke in
the Crooked Ifl.tnd 'mirage the fchooner Ameri-
ca, of Bolton, from Port Republican, which in-
formed him that a Captain Gaassum or G'AF.
TON, of Baltimore, had arrived there before the
America failed, and gave information that he had
been boarded by a brief of t 8 guns, full of men,
which robbed him of ail his Rores, and an Englilh
ship had likcwife been plundered of all her fails, fo
as to be obliged to be towed to Jamaica by a frigate.
Several other vac's were reported to have been
taken and their crews murdered ; the veffel's name
and nati•,n unknown. Several Englifh frigates
were crui zing for this brig, and fer two fchooners,
her companions.