Star.
London, England, 1804-08-08 00:00:00

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY. ,61,141105.
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Yeßerday. at half paft three, the Purfer of the
Earl Camden arrived at the India Houle, with the
welcome intelligence, that he had left the China
Fleet, confining of the following (hips, all Cafe off
Weymouth, viz.
Earl f.Ninden Op'. NATRAVILLDANCS
Cumbesland —. W. W. F
Wacky --.. His RT WILION
Alfred JAS. FAIQDVARSON
Royal George J. F. Ts MINI
ROSSAT Toils
Wexford .--- W. S. CLAIlit
Ganges ---- WILLIAM MOFFATT
Exeter HENRY Mearroe
Earl of Aberrancy -- Joan WORDS WORTH
Hear, Addington —. JOHN KIIREFATRICH
Densbay Cale ARCM. HAMILTON
HoPe --.. J. PINDIRGIAIS
Darken:ire R. H. Blows
Weenie Haltim -- T. LARZINS
OCDRD LOCIITZI.
Together with the Carmarthen, from Bencoolen, and
revere whalers, laft from St. Helena, making about
twenty five fail in the whole.
In the courfe of the evening the Purfers of the
Exeter, Cootie, Cumberland, Dorfetlbire, Henry
Addington, npli royal George, arrived at the India
The above pops are the whole expeaed from Chi-
na this feefoe) eseept the Woodford, which (hip
wee* at:canton in confequenctof her baying ar-
rivedhetaiste in 6,1 with the
net faded (roan caatots withoat,ooavoy MI the
tb Fornary, and as.tbe 15th of that month fell is
•espillifinatitto-,ttidei Adreiter Emote off POI
avi,sp*soes*viiire4lo4:::q-,
higoi4••=oteigpai,i kips,
contlespost Alia :Paola. Air .coenieg,isiiiid of Lt.
note f bet the 'Sepal Osserge, being *be van thip*,
was IliatplY welt; -the. Maria go' eithe alongficte,,
and is-fevorer. -Annt6tited tor about co minutes,
Atm IngrAipano beietatale to btiag his frt-
.
saw an kamovai 006 is :Omer off, and Reared
tar '‘• •••• t.' •
TabledbidleiekilOtallint, which did her
confide ditnage.:ll-nauigh not th much as might
be expelled : the firm broadfide from the Marengo
was pointed too low, the effea otherwife mum have
proved fatal. The lots on board the Royal George
was only one man killed and another wounded ; the
damage done to her hell, we fear, was confiderable, as
the toot from the Mirertgo were generally forty two
pounders ; the lofs en the part of the 'enemy was not
afeertained.
The China (hips continued th 111; Paige. They
pot into Pinang for water, where they found the Az-
stow and Scarras men of war, which (hips proceed-
ed with them to St. Helena, where they arrived on
the 9th June. They found there his Majelly's (hips
PAA AA GILlikT and Ecy r • ',and the Carmarthen
extra (hip from Beneoolen. They failed from thence
on the (Bth June with the Carmarthen, under convoy
of his Majeay's (hip P AAAAA caner, Captain Da
Couxcv. The Eorrviesse was left at St. Helena
to convoy the 'hips from Bengal, Madras and Bom-
bay, which were expelled to arrive in the courfe of
eight or ten days.
The condua of the commanders and crews on this
oecafion merits the highell praife, whila it adds an
additional proof of our naval fuperiority—that an
So gun nip, attended with frigates, &c. thould con-
- mence an alliou, and af.crwards fly from a heavy
laden merchantman, is an inflance, we believe, un-
precedented in the naval annals of any country.
The following Country (hips failed from China,
with the home v.-ard bound fleet, which parted com-
pany on the zBth March fur the different ports in
India, viz.:
Lord Caklemagh,Neptene, Arrltilicr,Shaw Pyrategore, Char-
lotte, Carron, Fricadflalp, 0111wc11, David Scott, Mtocrva, and

Gauges.
Which makes the force oppofed to LTIIOIS, in the
engagement, sy fail.
We underhand that bleffrs. Latter, WILLIAM
Datum, and MoLopy, of the China ellabliffiment,
cams paffengers in the above fleet.
The Rnlla, Botany Bay fhip, failed from Canton
with the above fleet, but parted from them in the
China Seas ; fince which, no account has been re-
ceived of her.
The Commanders of the above (hips are all well,
with the exception of Captain Parvote, who died in
China, and 0.41.1 focceeded in the corrtmand of the
°cams, by the chief officer, Mr. Locamysa.

Notice was alro received at Lloyd's yeflerday of
the fife arrival of the Leeward Ifland fleet, as well
as of the Lifbrin fleet, and thus, in a very great de-
gree, were the fears of the merchants diffipated for
the fafety of the homeward bound trade. At no pe-
riod perhaps in the commercial hiftory of Great
Britain were fn many, and fuch valuable fleets, e:•
cefted to arrive at one time or during the prefent
week. The ClAista Beet—the Leeward ILIAnd Beet—