Star.
London, England, 1807-09-04 00:00:00

ARRIVED

At Liverpool the General Hunter, Jones, from Peterfhurgh ;
Hero Hammond, and the Riling Sun, Hopkins, front WVcatTetts
—ln Wayne River, Sally, Neckton . from Peterfluargh —At Guern-
fey,Sperdwell,—,from Peterflough.—AtJerfey,Neptune,---,
from Peterfburglx —At Qtiehre, Young William, Irwin, from
Leith ; Corr nicrce, Jarratt, front Millol; and Lurd Duncan, Pat-
ton, from Liverpoot—At Surinam, Sarah and Rebecca, —,
front the Clyde; and the Dlickingfield, Duuhar, front Loudon.—
At the Cape of Good Hope, Experiment, Blatt, and London,
—, from London.

The Clifton, ROBFRTS, from Liverpool, bound to
ItmAica, is captured and carlied into Guadeloupe,
with two or three other 'dills.

Admiral Davits. is to proceed immediately to
India, in the Mommouro, on which velicl he has
!milled his flag.—The Admiral has been appointed
to fucceed the gallant, but utiffirtuitate Sir THOMAS
TanweatDcs in the command of the Ealt India
ttio,t, thc'e being now too much realms to believe
that the BLENHEIM 13 14)11.

A. new fhip, vf 't prig, to he celled the INDUS, is
to be built immediately, at Woolwich.
The keel of a new 74. is laid at the Harwich
Dock—the is to be called, when finished, the Vas-
GIUR.

Lztl week, when the Weft India fleet lay in Tor.
bay, a Imall French privateer, painted like a
yacht, linked in and temained among them 'undif.
cnvered ; the alto failed with them, and, when off
the Lizard, made free to capture three of them,
which the fent off. Shortly ater the fell in with the
Channel deer, and, on being difcovered. a fignal was
madefor the PLANTAGENET, a Eta failing 74, to
,'ellace in the N. E. and after a few hours came op
anti captured her, on board of which they found 25
kitty fellows, . who might have done much mote
rnifchief.

The following is an eztra.t of a letter from an
Oflicer of his Majetly's flip BOADICIA, dated July
31, lat. 5R..}7. N.—" The lall time I wrote to you
«•e ucte at fca, but having failed from Cork with
feet et orders, were totally unacquainted with our Jef-
tination ; but time has difcuvcred it. It kerns we ate
fent here IT the put pole of protefling the Greenland
whale Misery, the French having lait year dellroyed
E:veral of our (hips. The cold all this fummer has
been intenfe, and we have been conflantly furrounded
with Mantis of ice. We were fir fome time endea-
v3tning to get into a port on the Labrador coati,
where we intended to water, but were prevented by
he ice ; at hart we were obliged to bear up fOr Crogue
harbour, in Newfoundland ; and, after 'having wa-
tered t!lcte, proceeded off Cape Farewell, with our
contort the Tor Alt. We have now been out
np.re than four mon•ln, and es.peCt -to remain here.
until the cnd of Augur►, which is about the time all
the whalers will have left this part of the world. We
then go to St. John's, Newfr.undland ; the Topaz'
tikes a convoy horn thence to England, and we take
convoy to Lifbon. We are now reduced to fah
;eef, having had the misfortune tome time ago to
tave all the poultry drowned, by a lea which we
!tipped in a gale of wind ; and tome of our (heap
died, owing w the leverity of the weather."

11.fril, SEPT, 2a

This morring Mr. RICHARD Ceowen, of Walcot
Paractl, a yonng gentleman, 17 years of age, arti
cled to'Mr. Evit.e, attorney of this city, bathing in
the Avon, at the Marl Pits, in attempting to trots the
River, and being unable to fwim, was unfortunately
dr,cvnel. Every !gleans were tiled by feveral rneJi-
ell Gentlemen to recover him. but without creel, as
be had been in the water nearly an horn-. He was a
young man of the moll promising abilities, and
greatly tlleerned and bebved for his many amiable
qualities.
Wednefday IA was held the fourteenth alinual
mee•ing of the Clergy and Sons of the Clergy, of
Btitid and neighbourhood, who met their Stewardc.
WM. Dicesmsom, Efq. M. P. and the Rev. HENRY
SHUTE, at the cathedral, to attend divine fetvice,
after which a moll eloquent and argumentative fee-
mon was delivered by the Rev. Mr. THOMAS, Reetor
of Street and Walton. From the cathedral the So-
ciety prt ceeded to dine at the White Lion, where
3751. 84. were colic/led for the purpofes of this bene-
volent inßicution, including all. us. 6d. contributed
by the Ladies at the cathedral. The Mayor and
the Rev. Roassv J. CHARLTON, Vicar of Olvetlon,
were chofen Stewards for the enfuing year.

Thurf.lay the Gentlemen natives of Glooceller-
(hire, with the other friends of this benevolent Toni-
tut ion, met their Prefident. the Right Hon. C. B. Be
THURST, M. P. at St. Paul's Church, where they
heard an excellent fermon from the Rev. fiIiNRY
Hewes. After which they dined at the White Limt,
where 1921. ys. was cnlleled for apprenticing poor
buys, and relieving women in child•bed.