Star.
London, England, 1807-10-06 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GIA YE SEND , 04:7 QUI s...PAired by the (been, Stortehoure,
from Surti,;_m

Extrad of a Letter from Captain Watts, of the Dart, dated
Yarmouth Roads, Odeber 3
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I left Cronflault on the zd of September. got down the Sena
on the tBth, and failed on the zzd, with forty-five fail, under
convoy of his Majefty's Chip Bonctta. The fleet was difperfed on
the 3cth ult. in a heavy gsle ; fince which have not feen the Com-
modore, nor any of the fleer, except two, which came into the
Roads this morning "
The Venerable, from St. Peterfhurgh, arrived in the Humber
on Friday evening. She failed from Copenhagen on Saturday,
the 19th ult. at which time the whole of the (hips of the I:be were
our of the harbour. and nearly ready for proceeding to England.
Fight of them were got out in one day. Ibe frigate,' and (mailer
vetrels were alto nearly ready t•., fail.
The Bellerophon, of 74, and the Phoenix, of 44, were both
(truck with lightning, in a violent ftorm, on their Stela° off Breit,
but fortirtat,ly withuut much damage to either Chip. One marl
was killed on bard the Bellerophon, and two men wounded on
board the Phcel,ix.

The Montt Vernon. from Virginia ; Nancy, Thom
and the Stacy, Roads, from Lofton, are detained and fent lotto
Dover.

The Mary. Cfwald, from Jamaica for I iverpool, is rempturea
by the Vtrgitie frigate. and font into Cork.
The Woodhoufe, Hunter, from Nerve for Hull, la loft oft
Hoghtki.
Wednefthy the Hebe aimed chip arrived In Leith Loads from
Copenbagot.
The brig James, of Stonebaven, with feveral other Britil vet.
fels, art dettined at Chriftianfand where they are unrigged, and
their crews imptifoned.
he brig Travelkr, G. lanes, of Aberdeen, from Drortheim to
Dundalk and the Glenalmond, M‘Pherfon, of Perth from Nor-
way. both with wood, are afhore at Shetland, but cmpeeted to be
ff
The tiufan is arrived at Penzance from London with bale goods.
ARRIVED.

In the River, the Anal), Goodwin, and Ceres, Barclay. ferns
the Baltic ; and Nancy, Lamont, from Demerara—At Briftol, tlet
Apple Trre. —.—, from Newfoundland—At Liverpool, the
Mentor; Waterman ; Two General% —; and the Charles,
Parrot, from Virginia ; Rolla, Coite, front New Orleans ; Baltic,
Thonspfon, from Charlefton ; and Hope, Friend. from Prineold.
ward's Ifs uld—At Waterford, the Integrity, Moody, hum Peter&
toirgh—ln the lyde,the Marian, M'Ewing, and the Diana, Wy-
lie, from Jamaica ; Ruth, Weed= , and the Lucretia, M'Gregor,
from Demerara; Jean and Ann, —, tnd the Ruffell, Parker,
from °ochre—At Guertifey, the Nelfon, l'Anglas, from Monte
Video—At St: Domingo, the Lady Warren, —, and the Ann,
--, from London—At Baltimore, the Ritfon, Brown, from
London—At New York, the Sufan and Sarah, front Lon-
don ; Romulus, Lewis, from Liverpool ; Hardware, Law, front
Hull; Mary, Webber, and the Abigail. Barry, from Londonderry
—At Bolton, the Lydia, from MIA, and the Fame, Tol-
man, from Liverpool—At Philadelphia, the Governor Strong,
from l.iverpool—Ac Wilmington, the American Fagle,
—, from Liverpool,and the Pafeverance, Swan, front London
—At Virginia, the Highland Mary,—, from London ; old the
Herfchel, Parrot, from Liverpool—.At Gibraltar, the Sportftnan,
Stanton, from London—At Cowes, the star, Swain, and Holland,
Nicholas, front New York—ln the Clyde, the Rover,Turner. f. om
New York ; and the William, Currie, from (t_tebcc—Off Shields,
the Britannia, Aran. from Petcrlburgh, and the Catherine And
Eliza, Lowe, front Gottenburgh—At Jerfey, the Speculator. Lef-
win, from Gottenburgh—At Drogheda, the Rambler, Wooly,
front Oporto—At Galway, the Annabella Thomas, from Oporto
—At Dublin, the Commerce, Walker, from London-a-At New
Orleans, the Trio, Reynolds, from Liverpool—At Bel'att, the
Beltatt. Gartiock, (rout Jamaica; and the Fanny, Martin, Irum
P::1 iburgh.

The New York Papers of the Isth and t7th
mention two rads, the Abigail and Mars, having
arrived there : the firft With eighty three paffmgera
from Londonderry, and the other with nearly an
equal number.
A daring affirm took place on the coati of France,
a few days ago, between a flotilla of fmuggling
galleys, fuppoted to belong to the neighbourhood of
Walmer, and the boats of the SkAGULL flopp r f
war, and Fusions gun brig, two of his Majelly's
cruisers Rationed between Calais and Wend. The

cutter and jolly boat of there veffels were fent in more
to reconnoitre, near Nieuport. The crews of both
amounted to 18. On reaching in from the feat they
obferved five long galleys running along (bore, to
the eafiward, which proved to be Englifhfmugglerb;
12 Med were in each galley, making a total of 60.
Thefe galleys could, with cafe, have efcaped into
Nieuport, (Mend, or Floating, owing to their great
length (So feet), and light confirm:Hon, giving them
every luperiority in failing and rowing; but their
crews, atui.ius to Convince their French friends of
their gallantry, (if it may be fo termed), had the au-
dacity to form a regular line, ()torten fail,..and im-
mediately commenced an aflion with his Majefly's
boats, with mutquetry : the fire, however, was re-
turned with fuelt fpirit and effect, as to feparate one
of the galleys from the ref, which made fail and
efcaped. This boat was driven on the beach, and
the crew quitting her, alarmed a party of gem d' Arms,
who came down and joined the fmugglerr, in fling
on the boats; the brave crews of which, by a well.
directed fire, kept the whole party at bay, while they
launched the galley off, in fpite of the defperate re-
fifiat.ce of the fmugglers and Frenchmen, and Ike
WAS tarried in triumph to the St sou Lt., in the offing.
Providentially not a man was hurt belonging to the
navy. Four of the fnnugglers were (hot dead, one
of whom havbeen Once bwicd at Mot-VI-P.

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