Star.
London, England, 1801-08-21 00:00:00

ARRIVED.

At Tenerife—Two Sifters, Riky, front
At Weymouth—General Hunter, —, from Demarara.
A t Cork—Commerce, James, from St. Vincent's ; and Three
Williams, —, from Demarara.
At Newry—Difpatch, Worth, from Ncw York ; and New
Draper, Hughes, from London.
At Liverpool—Fortitude, Harrow, from Virginia; Kelton,
Thompfon, from St. Vincent's; Harriott, Keyfer ; Adelphia,
'Creature ; Richmond, Watfon ; and Provident Succef,,
from Barbadoes ; Eagle, Harvey ; and Orange Grove, Hannah.
from Trinidad ; Barton, Nicholls; and 'lfhomas, Winder, from
Antigua ; Henry, Hutchinfon ; and Clio, Coupland, from
Martinique; Sally and Rebecca, Calder, from Surinam; Ar-
gonaut, —, from St. Croix ; Horatio, —, from Demerara ;
Epllron, Liffon, from New Brunfwick ; Union, —, front
Virginia; Cornelia, M'l.ellan, from Savannah; Wentworth,
Dixon, from Canada; and Eftafette,Ma.ias, front Dantzick.
At Clyde—Heroine, Robinfon, from Qiie bee.
At Dunbar—Eaft Lothian, Phillips; and North Star, Dan-
fen, from Greenland.

At Londonderry—Ardent, Davy, from Baltimore.
Off the Wight—Juno, Blackburn, from Grenada; Sufannah,
Leitch, from Martinique; Enter-it-ire, Harvey, from Bcrbicc ;
and Favourite, Patterfon, from Surinam.
At Lancaller—Penelope, Parker, from Dominica.
At Portfmouth—Dedalus, Pawles ; and Hero, Smith, from
Antigua; Role, Barron; Simplon, Sheer; and Rof,, Nichol-
fun, trom Demarara ; Andromeda, Sale, from Nevis; Emily,
Philips; Dolphin, Cummings; and Ncw Grove, Barclay, from
Surinam; Two Brothers (late Pell), from Martinique; and
Enterprize, Harvey, from Berbice.
Off Fabnouth—Earl Wycombe, Taylor, from Jamaica.

Lieutenant F. PARKER is appointed to the com-
mand of the INDUSTRIOUS ANN gun-veffel.

Captain T. M. HARDY IS appointed to the com-
mand of the Isis, of 5o guns.

Capt. V. C. BF It K E Ley is to take the command
of his Majefty'p fhip GENEREUX, now in the Me-
diterranean, in the room of Captain pi rom.
The ALLIANCE fhip of war is Rationed off the
Spitway for the defence of the SLAIN. She is com-
manded by Captain MELLN uism, and is now prin-
cipally manned by the Effex Sea Fencibles.

The utmoft exertions are ufed to compleat the
building of the CoLoss us, of 7¢ guns, in Deptford
Dockyard, which it is imagined will be finifhed
by ehrifimas.
Letters from Deal Rate, "that when Lord NE 1.•
SON vifitcd the wounded in the Royal Naval Hof-
pital, he was obferved to pay particular attention
to every individual, inquiring their cafes, and con•
foling them with a promife that he would fend
them good news fhortly. Of a feaman whom he
recolleded, his Lordfhip afked him how he was ?
the gallant Tar replied, he had loft his arm ; to
which the Admiral- faid, " never mind that, I have
loft an arm, and perhaps (hall lhortly lofe a leg—
they cannot be loft in a better caufe than fighting
for our country."—This had fuch an effeet on the
Tailors, that feveral of them exclaimed, they only
regretted their wounds, as it prevented them from
accompanying him in another attack on their ene-
mies, the French."

When Lord NELSON failed latl to the Nore, in-
(lead of taking the ufual courfe, he cbofe to crofs
the Naze, which had always been confidered un-
navigable for (hips of war. This pattage will in
futere be called Nelfon's Channel.
On Tuefday a French privateer was taken near
Portland : the firing was heard very plain at Wey-
mouth.

The S. W. Paulfon, from Virginia to London,
is put back to St. Bartholomew's, in diilrefs.
On Sunday morning la(, the Nottingham, of
Colchefter, got on the Scroba Sand, and is totally

The Honourable Eaft India Company's out-
ward-bound (hips the ALBION, Dux' or 13tic-
ctstiox, WARLRY,ALTRED,WOODFORD,TAUNTON
CASTLF, Fist.vinlas, and EARL ABLRGAVENNY,
were fpoke with at tea on the 6th June lall, in lat.
39. S. and long. 14. W. all well.

The difpatch of the following Eafl India (hips
is now expected to take place this week:
For Bombay.—The Sovereign, Captain Gilbcrt Mitchell, aad
the Northampton, Captain Robert Barker.
For Madraa.—The Caledonian, Captain John Craig; the Ge-
neral Stuart, Captain R. A Mari,' • the Monarch, Captain

Thomas Mcrtioier; and the Ann, Capt. Alexander Sin Clair.
Per Ceylon and Bengal.-1 he Manlhip, Captain J. Logan.

For BengaL—The Comet, Captain Thomas Larkins; and the
Sarah Chritti.ma, Captain Charles Graham.
For St. Helena and BengaL—The Priards Mary, Captain An-
drew Grieve.
According to a private letter received from Ben-
gal, we learn that the Covet nment General of the
Prefidency of Fort William in Bengal, have pre-
fented Captain WILLIAM Morrar, Commander of
the Honourable EMI India Company's (hip the
Puot wiz, with a very handfome fword, as a mark
of their 'approbation of his conduCt, in his recent
engagement with the General Malartic, a French
privateer, which terminated in the capture of that
(hip. Lieutenant MAC Go it, of his Majelly's 88th
Regiment, who was proceeding to Bengal on board
the Nola's, has likewife received the thanks of
the Moll Noble the Governor General, for his con-
du& when in charge of the troops, at the time of
the capture. •
Four large boats, laden with frefh herrings, ar-
rived at Whitehaven on Sunday morning, from
the Ifle of Mann.—That ifland now employs be.
tween feven and eight hundred boats, in the her-
ring.fithery ; to each of which there are feven or
eight men.—They an rendezvous at Peeletown ;
and nearly five hundred of the boats belong to
that Port alone.