Star.
London, England, 1801-09-18 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. E. E.
DUB
• Hambtrph,
• Dublin, Sept. 12,
1 Waterford, 3
i Donnaghadee, Sept. 13,
Guennfey and Jerfey, 0

YARMOUTH, SEPT. I 7.—This day arrived a
Mail from the Continent, of the 1 tth inflant, by
the EXPRESS packet, Captain DELL ; the failed
from Cuxhaven on the 13th, and had a number of
paffengers ; among whom, are Meffrs. PHILLIPS,
ACKERMANN, SMITH, &ism, HUGHES, &c.—The
EXPRESS packet on her paffige was chafed by
three privateers, two lingers, and a fchooner.—
The DIANA, STEWART, is the next expe&ed.—The
PRINCE of WALES, SUTTON, is in the Roads, with
the Mail of the isth inflant, and will fail with the
firft fair wind.

Arrived his Majelly's frigate LATONA, Captain
FRANCIS SOTHERON, from St. Peterfburgh, with
difpatches, with which the Captain immmediately
proceeded to town in a poll-chaife.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 16.—His Majefly's (hip
HUNTER, failed this day on a cruize; at the fame
time the Friendfhip, HE PBURNE ; and Serene,
PROUK, arrived; the former from Norway, and
the latter from Rotterdam.—Arrived the STORK
(loop of war, from a cruize.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. t7.—Arrived the CAMPER-
DOWN cutter from Weymouth ; Highland Chief,
HENRY MEAD ; and Hope, SCOTT, from the
Downs.—Sailed the LONDON, of 98 guns, Captain
OTWAY, to join the Channel Fleet ; and FLY (loop,
Capt. DUYAL, with the Paxton, Nancy, and Navi-
gation, convoy for Newfoundland.—The Union,
Cotiitotrn, is arrived from St. Peterfburgh.

SHEERNESS, SEPT. 17.—ATli'Fed this morning
his Majelly's frigate HEEE, Captain REYNOLDS,
from the Mediterranean; and the ALB:cons (loop
of war, Captain CH,LCOTT, from the Well India
liatiotl.—The HALT hired armed brig,with the Bal-
tic cdnvoy, got under way yehlerday morning, but
owing to the wind veering round to the E. N. E.
they were obliged to put back ; moll of them have
cone into harbour, as the wind blows freth from
the fame quarter.

Dova, SEPT. 17.—A flag of truce in an open
boat arrived here about three this morning with
difpatches, which were immediately fent off to
London.

DEAL, SETTE/AEIR O.—Sailed through the
Downs the Nymph, Fliooms, for Botion.—Wind
N. E.

GRAVESEND, SEPTEMBER 77.-Pafred by the
Kent, MAUL, from MEMO' ; John, —, from
Peter burgh; Kerrifon, —,from Dantzick; Hag-
ham, —, from Oporto; Aurora, THOMAS, from
Rotterdam; Hawke, —, from Norway; and
Charlotte Willhelmina, SCHULT, from Stettin.—
Sailed the Cotton Planter, MILLS, for Africa;
Cumberland, MACKIE, for Rio Plata, and Twe
Gebroders, —, for Rotterdam.

Lieut.W. ATKINS is Appointed to his Majefl; 's
(hip the PEGA3II3, now at Portfirouth.

At a Court of Dire&nrs of the Eaft-India Com-
pany, held on Wednefday lall, Captain ROBERT
WILLIAMS was (worn into the command of the
new (hip THAMES. Mr. JOHN HATTON WAS ap-
pointed to the command of the SWIFT Pilot (loop,
in the room of Mr. JOHN PIPER, who has refigned.
Mr. JOHN THOMPSON was appointed to the
command of the DILIGENCE Pilot (loop. A full
Committee of Shipping was held for the purpofe
of taking into confideration the tender of (hips of
five and fix hundred tons, when 7000 tons were
agreed to be taken up to bring home gruff goods
and tonnage of individuals; no period is yet fixed
for the failing of thefe (hips, but fome of them we
underhand are to touch at Madeira.

The Duke of MANCHESTER, failed from the
River yelterday in a Berwick fm.wk, which his
Grace had hired for himfelf and fuite. He is to
land at Berwick, and will thence proceed to Ay-
ton, the country refidencc of the Duchefs's uncle
Mr. FORDYCE, a few miles on the other fide of
Berwick-upon-Tweed. After fome days delay at
Ayton, where he may enjoy the pleafures of the
field, the Duke will go to Edinburgh, and thence
further to the North.

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LA N r.—Shakerpeare
having been twice received at this Theatre with
diftinguilhed honour, laff night gave place to the
Author of the interefting Drama of Deaf and Dumb;
or, The Orphan Proteaed. Though without the
imagination, the energy, the fire of his predeceffor,
he is by no means unskilled in the art of interefiing
the affcEtions, and touching the heart.
Mifs DE CAM r lift night retuned the charaaer
of /di°, in which the gained high reputation laft
winter. Her neat figure, exprelfive features and
engaging vivacity, fit her extremely well for the
part, and the continues to at it with great pro-
priety and fuccefs. Mr. KINDLE makes as much
as poffible of the character of the Abbi. He does
not here excite our admiration by a nice difplay of
the workings of paflion, but he conveys a very jult
conception of the calm philanthropy and benevo-
lent fortitude of the venerable De /'Ester.

WROUGHTON, never appeared to fuch advan•
Cage as in Dark-mow.
CHARLES KEMBLE'S Si. 41mt is not dellitute of
energy and feeling.
Mrs. BILLINGTON is not to make her mule till
the end of the pram month.

CLERXENIPELL SESSIONS.