Star.
London, England, 1801-06-29 00:00:00

BHEERNIIBI4

Arrived the Anvtrtinii,' Of 4+ guns, frpm
Deptford, having been appointed a receiving fhip
for this barbour.—Sailed the ATTACK gun-brig,
Lieutenant JAMAS, for the River, to be Rationed
as a Guard Ship.
Yeflerday was launched at Frinfbury, oppofite
Rochefter, from the Yard of Mr. Brindley, a fine
new frigate of 36 guns, called the T , to be
commanded by Captain Watts'.

FROM LLOYD'S MT.
The Anna Maria, Jrirrsom, from Hull, is loft at
Riga. and another Blip, name unknown.
The la Virtue, from Gibraltar to Oran,
is taken and carried into Malaga.
Dam", Just aB.—Arrived the GAIIIIVITT_, For,
and 87600 cutters from a cruise.—Wind 3. W.
GIAVIMIND. Joist sB.—Sailed the Mary. Tars,
for Smyrna; Jane, SMITH, and Neptunus, Sise.
mows, for Lilbon; Twe Gebroders, —, for
Hamburgh; Newton, RI zar, for Philadelphia;
Jonge Jan, --, for Rotterdam, Twe Gebroders,
—, (or Calais; Stadt Berlin, —' for Arniler-
darn ; and Hazard, IWiLainsox, for Dieppe; So,
fan, Maus; and Juliana, Boom. for New York.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
To the crew of the EMERALD. for the capture
of the Chsficur Bafque, French privateer, a dif-
tribution of the net proceeds arifing from the bead-
money of the raid prise will be made at the Lamb,
Lamb's Conduit-fireet, on Friday the 3d of July.

The crews of the TIIA LIA, Lira t.v. and ALC•
rasa, for the ireoe of the Portuguefe (chooser,
the Flor de hf will be paid their Mares cf
the fairer, on the acne day, aad at the fame place.
The crew of the Vanolairs, for the capture
of tbe Neptunus, will be paid their refpeeive (ham
of the net proceeds of the cargo of the Paid
on Thurfday the id of July nest, at No. t, zart-
ftrect, Blackftiars.

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NAVAL I siVESTURE
01 VICE-ADIVIIAL lIR ?NOMA! GRAVIS WITH TNi
MILITART ORDIR 01 tHf DATH. JI/Xlidis 1801.
H. M. S. ST. Gtoacr, Moto-Bay, June 14, slor.

PREPARAXIVII.

A chair to be placed ; the gratings of the thy-
light, on the quarter deck, with the Royal anur
dard fufpended over it, 'hewing the King's Arms;
the chair to be covered with the Union flag ; a
guard to be ranged on each fide the quarter deck.
confilling of the marines, and a detachment of the
rifle corps; and the Captains of the fleet to attend
in their full drefs uniforms.

The Royal Standard to be hoißed the moment
of the proceffion beginning. which will take place
in the following order :
- Lord NsLsow to come up the ladder in the fore
part of the quarter deck, and make three reveren-
ces to the Throne. He is then to place himielf on
the right hand fide of it. Captain PAM'S, bear-
ing the Sword of State (being that which WAS pre-
fented to Lord NE :Awl, by the Captains of his
Majefty's fleet, who fought under his command at
the battle of the Nile) is to follow Lord Nsi.scs
and place himfelf on his right fide, a little in ad-
vance, making three reverences to the Throne. and
one to Lord Nexsoa. His Lordthip's • Secretai y,
Mr. WALLIS, then to follow, bearing in his hand,
on a Patin culltion, the enfignk of the order, mak-
ing funilar reverences to the Throne, and to Lord
NeLsoN. Captain Pause is then to read the
Duke of Poarxaso's order to Lord Ns ;
which ended, Rear-Admiral GRAVES is to be in-
troduced between Captains HARDY and 'tarmac'.
'making three reverences to the Throne, and one
to Lord Nxt.soa. The Rear-Admiral is then to
kneel down, and Lord NELSON, in the name of
his Majeßy, lays the (word on the (boulders of the
Rear-Admiral; the Knight Elea is then to rife,
and, bending his body a little forward, Lord Nat..
sow, with the affiftance of Captains HAIM' and Ra.
Ira Lic IC, is toput the ribband over thenew Knight's
right (houlder,and to place the Raronhisleft breaß.
:Lord Naxsom is then to make a fuitabk fpeech os
the occafion ; which being fintfhed, the proceffion
is to retire in the fame manner it came, except the
stew Knight, who is to go fire, making one rever-
ence to Lord NALsow, and three to the Throne.
, The moment the ribband is put over Sir Tit
was GRAVIS'S fhoulder, the lignal being made
preparative, the whole fleet is to fire a falute of
twenty-one guns. When the ceremony is finithed,
the ftandard is to be hauled down.
The troops and marines are, on hoilling the Ran-
dard, to prefint their arms, and the drums to beat
a march ; the troops to keep their arms prefented
during the ceremony; and on the Randard being
hauled down, a march is likewife to be beat.
(Signed) NELSON 411111 &WIT&
THI SPRIG* NADI ON Till OCCASION BY LORD
NILSON
" Sir THOSIAS Geavas—Having fulfilled the
commands of his Majefty, in invelling you with
the enfigns of the Molt Honourable and Military
Order of the Bath, I cannot but exprefs how much
I feel gratified that it Should have fallen to my
lot to confer this jufily merited honour, and fpe-
eial mark of Royal favour upon you; for I can-
not but relied, that I was an eye.witnefs of your
high merit and ditlinguithed gallantry, on the
memorable Second of April, and for which you
are now fo honourably rewarded.
" I hope that thefe honours conferred upon you
will prove to the Officers in the Service, that a
aria perfeverance in the purfuit of glorious anions,
and the imitation of your brave and laudable eon-
dun,,will ever enfnre them the favours and reward
of our moll gracious Sovereign, and the thanks
and gratitude of our country ll l"
Lieutenant Mate is appointed to the Nos cut-
ter of 14 guns, now fitting for Pea in Hamoaze.
Commit:Goner Imaxarisi.o, lately returned front
Gibraltar, is going to Halifax, to take upon him
the charge of Majeßy's dock-yard at that place.
The ?corolla frigate, with the Louifa, Foveae.
leo Nina ; &trey, Q.Dirow, Ifabella and Ann,
Dal HA of London, and feveral other Ships from
En land, arrived at Gibraltar on the 28th of May.
lite Lady Shaw, STIWART, tranfport, which
had been taken by a French privateer, and carried
into Litben, is arrived at Gibraltar, being liberated
on account of her having been captured within a
certain &fiance of the Portuguefe
An account has been received at the Admiralty,
of a .very gallant anion having been fought by
Capt. Lord Cocsami a, Commanding the Sr s ear
(loop, of t 4 with a Spouting xebec, of a 6 guns,
which in the capture of the Spanith Tetra
This anion, we learn, difplaycd more than com-
mon gallantry and still on the part of the Britifh
veffel, which carrying only so men, killed and
wounded noiefs than 8o of the enemy.
EARL TASSOT EAST•INDIASIANA few days
ago we Rated, on the authority of the Gairefreeim
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Amoy. that letters had been received from Capt.
Jona Hawn:tor Damrsrast, of the Eats. Tu
for Eafi•lndiaman, containing an account of that
refel having put back to Molucca, in confequeace
of damage fhi had fuftained during a fevere gale
of wind. This account howe.ver we are forry to
find turns out to be unfounded, as appears by the
following notice, publifhed in the fame paper of
the ssth inftant:
~ We wilt we ct old mann tha report that latelyappft-red
.. in OW neW*Ori refpedling the EMIL TALsor r.alndia.
• inas. But we ah lorry to hy, from the heft authority, there
I • bas heat 00 r from her Captain, Joan Hitaiil.7o,
'' DellinTit, MR 0110ktri accounts concerning her lees
" the e3datteiber time Ike parted from the
" in a bard gale of ..—Tbat the has not pot back to hio
" Imes, la am attain, for ilse would hive been beard
' of haw thence. being one of the waif Lips belastgleg
• to die lott-kela poor, It is sisal equally certain, the
' • has Butt to Ler any got ef wind In an opm fees. TM
• mad probable re *that he has faf .wed In the horns,
" led bows forced to t Late Cochin China to refit, and thereby
• let bar pdbie to as gbh balms, which the other Lips of
• the Line leet wily red by • very few days The Meal of
0 the arm Chios 7.zteelty amid ed, bromide they will
0 preen* brig ccrt accounts of her Cater, ;at loth, feh
.. is the *ewe et belt acquainted with the China kw"
The body of a an, dread in the uniform of a
Lieutenant oft Nary, lately lidded Winn at
Virinterton ; his 1. was marked IL W. tad be is
fuppofed to have as of the lase unfor-
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WILIAM! THORNTON, !Stk.
• lit:ADA* toted AU this WaS uJ affirm brought
4y'dte John M'Lean, who was a Fghing-
't.,tiat'e ''Aillico;•l at Edinburgh, againft Colonel
iiho 4/as a man of alarge elate, and
irist!., It Vasa& had rounded four hundred thou-
ilia putouts "ind yet be had refufed the pay-
Met* orthc Tait 0451. which was demanded by
the Plaintiff for his labour, in looking for and tak-
lag; rind sfier;wii;dskeiping hawks, and other birds,
'which ore:bred' Ilir%fport, in Scotland, and the
north of England, and in the courfe of which the
TtliatilfWaseiriplefbd,' many months, and had had
to pgi over hege eliotintains, to climb up rugged
,rock,' :and to deftendi dreadful precipices--a la-
bour worthy of any tire that could be given for it,
for he hid triverfedllmoll all the litglilauds, and
for Which there • now :due to line; upon the
between him and

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aafireeed, nothht*
I].oid stn ti ~iidt ibit it had been found out,
.• • in modern time-% Ifisit a jury, whielt was not of
hives-WV:perhaps as any
MS" ip itlenevai, wed eaten with great
diggitt,tl Mc' expenet iii Tostie'elfel o His-Lord-
-17 added; weaill Brie to fay that
/*title 'agent cfraher or the' Coldnet had taken
mots Soh ter4ofirtith demand = that the Colonel
himfelf knew nothtig of it.-• The Defence, we
doubt, muft have arifen out of Tome mißake, fince it
was not toihe credit of the ColooeTto reit& fuch a
demand.—Sferdia for the Plaintiff. Damages 451-
, . tfastcoes u. PERRINO; sok •
This 'Cos was brought- by Mr. Hancock, a
Livery Stable-keeper, in Water-lane, to recovek
&pl. 191.. on acctitant of two horres that wee ta*en
in execution 'be the Sherif, who was only a no,
ming defendant, and has indemnified by Mt.
Cohen, on wheleaceonnt, and for whole debt they
Were taken. Tick horfeiwere extremely Vain-
ible ; the name of the one-was Peter, and the
bther was a 'Rockingham colt.; they were the pro.
petty of Sir Thqmas Southcott, who pledged them
with Mr. Hancock as a fecnrity for the payment
i tinn. of money which he had advanced for Sir
Thomas to fatiify a judgment that had been ob-
tained againft him, which fum, including the keep
of the hones, amounted to Sol. tips bfr. Cowen
was alfo a creditor of Sir Thomas, and took theh
knifes in execution for the payment of his debt„,—;
The Sheriff's Officers were infornted at the time
they took them, that they bad been pledged as a
fecusity for the repayment of a debt.
After-the whole of the •circutuflanees of this cafe
were explained, • • •
Lord nevem was of opinion, in point of law,
that the Plaintiff was entitled to recover. His
Lordhip laid, that at Erb be thought the Plaintiff
elaintvl to hive a lien on thefe hates on account
of iheir keep, which was contrary to law, • But thei
written agreement that was entered into between
Sir Thomas and the Plaintiff, that thefe horfes
fleould remain with him as a fecurity for the pay."
nient of a fum of money, was a legal pledge-
There was Alfa an agreement that Sirlhoma s Mould
pay for their keep.—Vcrdift fur Plaintiff-591. tpy,
c•DWILL V. WHIT', OTHILIIIIII 0511051111.
This was an action brought againfi the Defen-
dant, a worthy Lady, who kept a (hop on the
other tide of Blackiriars Bricigi, where (he pro.-
vidrd the 'frig hrerinew! with fbe caR-off attire of
Late. of Nation, and enabled them to fignre away
with eclat in their fplic res.—The action was brought
for goods fold and delivered, and the defence was
not that the Defendant had not received the value,
but that the was a married seaman, and confer
,
quently that her hufband was bound by law toil
anfwes for her. She contended, by her Counfel,
drat this arron. was the titbit d a_confpiraey. on
the part of die Phiintifand her own hothead, to,
wrong her, tloatrgls,Bse had Anally given him the'
p: vane of thi_ goods in neftion.
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for Which there Was now :due to lii;, upon the
balance of attountla, adjolled between him and
Colesiei Thornton% Reward, the .fum of 441. for
which h 4 *Wasilsi4Y:io •be under the neceffity. of
bringing tutuapiers.' 'The Defendant had plead-
ed the Stattitle*lfltiinitations as an anfwer to this
etenisidil, balk antgli'prove, that an account ad.
ARV by therlaUtigniid the Defendant's Stew-
1i it% hill beesithigin PAIN Defendant, in the year
,s493",lind' that he rime made no objeetion to it,
which eve* take' Pie cafe out of the Statute of
Lirokatiops, and' niotatite Could not he an idea
that •d*:Bill Of Alifyllitinifwal unreafonable, the
Vtjiliould give hues a* yerdia to the amount of
%is &AA& ' • ''
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loin -hltith,the fon of the Plaintiff, proved
tfoihN tat ityeen etnployyd, for Many years,
Tai4hei, • oarr hnwlti thd otheebirds roe
hi itrthe glifth- of Seotlan.dt and: that he, the
litertief i 797, calkkat the Colonel's
en7-nele WA .11t lierf payitent of his fa-
' &erg' i ' :fillftolonel Ad'hirm VliiSmlll
7 ....,,,e,yiouggrictetivcur to get
PK Whig d :lust the Witnefs couplet hot
treir .11d - 'fa zi,- Ili bli Way' bfick to
Bendisitit'lWifir 'ii - The Cologalbidered
isiettiktcn•inli -p; to mite:bit the as6ll.lft_! i'irlliff liiittif,,Whielt they did-readily, ror
1:2
.-.‘ ma pimp fasliWi boot's- lien* with
....;--NVAelithe Streets-kV' Wilthitaa' out, there
i iigalitike,-thelyithilli fad, di 4%1:- Jar to-his
• hater trom, Op ;Nowt afterliVing emelit • for all
Illie hiedlieeli fremthd telOncl, over and
PIR/re-the'f: irEad then. been lately received
4.;.ndt,ed
brtbe-Wi '' Witnefillititelithie-Accohnt
,ttittiloitet ' ,sipeilte Midi Skrobjtaida vili.
Laid 19filsvemi That the Plifiliiif need
portrOMiy foetheflislihrOpOrt under:ale, at prefent.
'• ilie ' Leitened -Marfa, Wise ippeartel° for the
DefosiNpoiked, VheflierThgre was not a charge
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41/1744f mare per week MI kfd .agahlit 'The
ColluteVatitit6 bd paid 02 the rlardiffiToe (itch.'
kg iieWits in AdcHighlandi of Scotland?' and,
. Witettottrillt_ tioi in 'estraviegant :Charge ?-1--
11111e1Fif ishdOted that the elfaige Was to that
Illebnyit; wisy n sbeitAs inetidallby Aid it Was
all'exbiliilalst Phe'fbefrielflabone.' Tie was afired
Why this tit* Was. not tried he Seediest! He 1
hafwered, /1?Feool4 `fay not to Oaf. '
- Loki Wiest oloi MA, that it had been found out,
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