Star.
London, England, 1801-08-27 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

MAL, Auousr MS.—Sailed the Hamm, —,
for India.—Remain as per laf. Wind E. SE.
CRArt7IND, AUGUST 26.—Paifed by the Live-
-17, JANIS, from the Baltic ; Recovery, Warms,
from Tobago ; and Purfuit, STIIIIOII4 from Su-
rinam.

Sailed the New York, Cot.t.sy, for Virginia;
Gibraltar Packet, Moors, for Gibraltar;
Ham-
burgerliorfe, HORW 'Da a, for Hamburgh ; Freda-
Ravrai for Dieppe; and Persfeiling, GAlL-
atlas, for Rotterdam.

ARRIVED
Off Torbay—Hart, Btoddart, from BOftan•
At Plymouth—Exptriment, Bunting, from Tortok.
At Baltimore—Ranger, Waters, from LrterpooL
At Bilboa—Rofetta, Boyd, from New York.
At Dunkirk—Sally, Bartlet, from Virginia.
At Minorca—Mohawke, --, from BriftoL
At Baltimore—Arid, Beard, from London.
At Newfoundland..-Penguin, —, from Dartmouth.
At Penzance—Monique, Dring, from Liikion.
At Charleiton—Oftego, Blythewood, from London.
At It infale—golumbus, Stephens, from Baltimore.
At Refs—Sally, Pearce, from Newfoundland.

At Genoa--George, Dennis, from Mahon.
At Hoylake--Carr, Calvert; Robert and Sarah, Carmen
Leda, Hall; Bridget, Thomas; Defiance, Nicholls; Thetis.
; Apollo, Auberre ; and Brothers, Calvert, from Union
At Liverpool---Farina, Atkins, from Peterlborgh; Pene-
lope, Parker, from Dominica; Achilles. Nicholfon, from Me-
mel; Ellen, Cattcel; and Golden Grove, Ofwold, from Riga.
At Belfaft.—.Governor Carleton, Lufb, from Virginia t Bar
bara and !Label's, Smith, from Surinam; and Aurora, Lim-
bers, from Tenerife.

At Portfmoutb—Nymph, Graham, from Martinique.
At Clyde—Jenny, Robb, front New York; Prineefs Royal,
Maik, from 'Trinidad Elizabeth, Filter, from Grenada; and'
Nelly and Polly, Beer, from Martinique.
At Waterford—v.Laviana, Stevenfon, from Philadelphia.
At Duldln—.Ceeilia, Orpin, from Jamaica; Duke of Rent,
Webb, from Martinique; Atlas, ,Whitefides; and Maria,
Maddox, from Antigua.
At Cork--Love and Unity, Carpenter; Barfliton, Whop.
from Newfoundland; and Margaret, Grant, from Surinam.

The Hon. Captain MuaLAY, who commanded
the Jam' when wrecked off the coati of France,
is appointed to the command of l'Oistav, in the
room of Lord AUGUSTUS FITZROY.
The AISTHUSA frigate, Captain WooLcar, is
ordered to join the Channel fleet, and to take as
much flour, &c. as poflible, for the ufe of the (hips
on that Ration.

The Honourable GIoRGE DUNDAS, appointed
to the command of the ST. ANTONIO, is the fourth
fon of Lord DUNDA S.

The following is an account of the curious ex-
periment for lifting !hips in dock to put in a new
keel, which was tried for the firft time on the CA.
',OPUS, of 84 guns, in Plymouth-Dock, laft Fri-
day. By means of wedges driven againft the blocks
on each fide the keel, and the the of the catapultA,
or battering ram, applied to them, the blocks are
forced out much eafier and with lefs danger than
formerly. Fewer (bores are required to, fupport
the (hip, which alfo (trains lefs, and hangs as it were
in flings : by this fimple operation 40 men in t x
hours can perform as much work as ufed to take,
on the old principle, 300 men three days; although
fome (hips in the old method of knocking out the
blocks under the keel, have fettled from eight to
ten inches, the CANOPUS only fettled one-quarter
of an inch by this new method. A numerous con•
twee of artifts and others attended to fee the ex-
periment tried on the Caworus, and were perfed-
ly fatisfied with its ufefolnefa and fimplicity.

WILLIAM GILIAWI, mailer of the fmack Eliza.
beth of Hull, has tithed up, off Burntifland, the
anchors of two veffels which have lain upwards of
two years in the track of the tithing ground. One
he tithed up on Tuetclay fe'nnight, was a very great
annoyance to &thing boats, efpecially thofe from
the well and north country, who were not fo well
acquainted with the danger as the Mermen on the
Frith of Forth. It lay about half a mile to the
fouth-weft of the town. Nets, eftimated at 201.
value, were fifhed`up with it. The injury fuflained
by the tubers occafioned by this anchor, has been
very great. A boat's crew loft nets to the value
of agL at one (hooting, befides the lofs of their
tithing for the feafon.

A letter from the Surgeon of the HANNIBAL,
received by the father or Lieut. WILLIAMS, near
Bath, after giving an account of the death of that
young man, in confequence of his wounds, mentions
that the fame llsot killed the Ca pta in's Clerk, knocked
down Capt. FERRIS, and killed fix marines. In ex.
tinguifhing the fire that broke out in three places
in the Hawaii/LI. after the aelion, the French and
Spanith foldiers and Tailors trod great numbers of
the wounded to death.

By a letter received from Captain PARKER, ad-
drelTed to his father, in Gloucefter, we rejoice to
hear that his wound is not fo bad as has been re-
prefented in the papers. He is not likely to lofe
any limb, and is advancing very fait to a perfeet
recovery. Lord Sr. VINCINT has fent down his
own Surgeon, a man extremely eminent in his yro-
feffion ; and Lord Nstson's civilities, Capt. FAR.
[RR lays, he flail never forget.
Captain Moamar and the Officers were tried on
the soth inft. on board the GLADIATOR, at Ford-
mouth, for the lots of his Majefty's late :hip Jason,
off St. Maloes. It being proved, in the molt fatif-
faftory manner, that no blame was imputable to
Captain MURRAY, his Officers and Crew, they
were of courfe acquitted.
Lieutenant Croad, of his Majefly's Ship Da
RUTTIR, and Francis Long, Carpenter of the
SoLaar, frigate, were tried on board the fame
Ship, on charges of drunkennefs. The charges
being proved, they were both fentenced to be dif-
miffed his Majefty's fervice.

On Saturday si Court-Martial was held on board
the Suave:2s frigate, lying at Sheernefs, Rear.
Admiral Rowiar Prefident, to try Lieutenant
Jona Dixon, Commander of his Maiefty's hofpi-
tal-fhip Union, on a charge of fuffering liquor to
be fold in the fhip after he bad been repeatedly in-
formed of it, and not having taken proper Reps to
prevent it. The Court having found that the
charge was in part proved, fentenced him to be
difmiffed his Majefty's (hip Union, and rendered
incapable of (erring in his Majelly's navy.
Tuefday morning a Court Martial was held on
board the SOILPIII zit frigate, in Sheernefs harbour,
on J. Williams, a Qaarter-maller of his Majeßy's
guard-(hip ZaaLsaator infolent behaviour to his
fuperior otEcer.—He was fentenced to be difmilled
his fituation, and to ferve before the Matt in any
of his Majelly's (hips of war.
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The two naval officers who were to ►are been
executed at Copenhagen, on the 14th intt. for cow.
ardice in the battle of the ad of April, were par-
doned when brought to the fcaold. on coedit/ma
of being imprifoned for life-