Star.
London, England, 1801-09-01 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Gaavastrin, AVGUST 3I.—Paged by the Bro-
ther and Sitter, —, from Norway; Mary, Hun.
v, from Oporto; Hope, —; and Baken,
from Amtterdam.--Sailed the CARRON STUART,
for India ; Wade Hampton, for dharlegiOns
Mary, JEIVISE, for St. Sebaßiare6; Vrow Anna.
JANSON, for Hamburgh ; Hinde,M,DonoLni and
Diamond, CLARK, for Mica.

ARRIVED,
At Belfaft—John, Cooper, from Memel.
At Waterford—Tape, Leonard, from Peteriburgb.
At Plymouth—Fair ReaperjEavanagh, from Waterford.
At Portfmouth—Betfey, Birch, from Waterford.
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At Pooh—Falcon,—, from New:oundlaod•

Difpatches Were la(L night feat off to Admiral
Poct in the Mediterranean, who takes the riom-
mand of that nation in the room of Lord Kura.
Captain HOLLOWAY, late Of the SWIFTSURII,
and the rell of the (Micas of that (hip, are coal-
ing to England on their parole.
Monthly aatement of the difiribution of the Bri-
tills Naval Force, exclufive of the Hired Armed
Vettels, which are chiefly employed in protating
the Coating Trade of Great Britain.

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Lis.. Soes fig. Sfra.tft. Tos.
In port and fitting - - 9 117 to to 7
Guard Ihlps - - - 7 1 3 0 r 14
In the Englifh and bids Channels 46 044 14 141
In the Downs and North Seas 11 4 AI tall
As the Welt India Minds, and on
the Paffage - . - I 073 37 47
On the Jamaica nation • 3 1 64 9 SI
America and Newfoundland o • 7 6 13
Cape of Good Hope, Eaft Indies,
and on the Paffage - - 9 7 8 73 37
Africa and on Secret Expeditions o i 7 4 13
Spain and Portugal, without the

Straits -- . .
In tee Mediterranean
Hefpital and Prifon Ships

0 I 3

s 7 4 ,51i 33.
. II 4 5 1

Taal In Commiffion - ItAt 13 atB 315

Reeding Clips - - - $ a I I I
Serviceable, aad repairing for fcr-
-6t 3 3
la Ordbaary - - - 19 0 13 as
Building - - - - 20 1 5 0

Total - 197 27 232 344
'MATZ •11, Till oRDINARII AT RACE !ART.
Torthuouth - -
- - AI o
0 15
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Plymouth - • 14 0 I 6
Chatham - - - 5 I 0 0
Shecrueefs - - - s 0 6 a
River -- - . 1 i 6 6

Total - 33 2 29 29 I 93
A Letter from Peter!burgh, (Wed July 23. rays,
The Admiralty have not yet come to any de-
terinination relative to the Deal bufinefs ; and al-
though feveral (hips are waiting, we have not yet
been able to obtain permiffion to load off the quan-
tity remaining from laft year, even with an allow-
ance to them of one-fifth part."

A large French privateer, named la Liberte,was
fume months !ince wrecked on the Ifland of Su •
matra, to the foutliward of Achcen. Many of
her crew reached the (bore, but being unable to
produce any certificate of their condition, they
were confidered by the natives as belonging to the
hordes of pirates by which the coaling trade of the
Mond is greatly injured, and had been condoned
into the woods in the upper pan of the country,
for the purpofe of being eapofed to the wild beafis
which inhabit them.

The French priTateen in the Indian less, not.

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withftanding the aeivity of our duffers, are incre4.
fing in numbers and daring. - Accounts from the
Mauritius, via Tranquebar, flate, that on the sth of
November feveral trading (hips had arrived at that
Wand from Bourdeaux, which were fitting out as
privateers, and that at that date there were no lefs
than eleven ftrong privateers from that port then
at fea. A frigate and corvette had alto arrived
from Europe, and were faid to be the forerunners
offeveral armed (hips. La Daine, a French fchooner
privateer, commanded by Citizen Couasoa, car.
rying 18 guns and 107 men, and which, it is af-
ferted, can fail at the rats oft 3 knots an hour within
four points of the wind, has commenced a fuccefst
ful cruife in the Bay of Bengal.

A letter lately received from Bengal fays, “The
fea-port of Mangalore, on the coati ofMalabar, which
had fcarce any defence aeinft an. enemy, is now
tolerably Rrong. A quantity of fine Reel has been
found on the higher grounds, whichalto produce
iron. The excellent harbour at Mangalore is tin-
der proper marine regulations, and will be rubjett
to a Mailer Attendant, appointed by the Ea R India
Company. Mangalore is become the greatek
place for trade of any in the kingdom of Canara.
The Portuguefe have a fatiory here for rice, and
a pretty large church,freqwented by black cobverts,
In confequence of the laic ConTentiou with the
Court of Rekling, permiffion is granted to the
Compan veirels, ofa Ripulated burthen, to trade
thereto from Chittagong, by th.svy of the river
Naaf,'which divides Chiliagong from Re kh ng, and
is 'between twenty and thirty' miles broad. This
river is fuppofed to communicate with Pegue ; but
it has nos been navigated by any European.--..
The libtrty of trading to this plate is deemed
cOllceiioP Or Tggf Coaacierikrippportance,

Letters from Beneath:a. itothst ooth of February
Rate, that owing to the 'len sus_saytions of Mr.
Ewalt, the CommiCsoner let, Mflihiertiegh,
appointed by the Governorencral of Bengal to
inquire int, the illicit trade parried on At that fet.
Clement, loch trade has been confiderably checked,
and the Priaice of communicatin with Batas la
under Chine& colours is mud l rialy guarded
again&, to the great advantage cFthe Company.
A letter has been reeei'oed the Company's
fhlp Leny Buso es, lately fronsZßengal, which
Rates. that accounts bad been roctived at that
PrefidencyaromAinarapoorani, the capital of th
Burmah ire, of an enterptifing Chieftain. wha
had incurrsd the dirplearnr? and ,difzraCe of the
King, having.collitited sod 'appointea numerous
army, confiding, as is &waled, of Siamefe, who
have railed a powerful rebellion on the interior,
and eliabllfhee thcmfeitrip in a fort on the banks
of a branch of the Mi.. Confiant incurfious are
made into the neighbouringdiftrids,which are laid
under heavy contrituninns. The King is coiled.
ing a numerous army, and the leveret difiriels of
the Burmah Empire have been fummoned to [tu-
na their refpedive quota of troops with all pot&
ble expedition.
A military Ration, with a brigade, under the
command of a General Officer, is to be ellablifhe4
at Chittagong, in' order to keep in' check the Bur,
malt',, in cafe they appear difpofed to interrupt the
tranquility of the new fettlerneat on the frontiers,

On the late occafion of a ffilagrecable difcuffion
With the Chincfe Government at Canton, relative
to a Chinaman being wuunded by a (hot from his
Majelly's fchoonez the Paovinsncs, the following
eradiation of estrads from the Chinefe Code of
Criminal Laws was published by the authority of
the Honourable Company's Supercargoes, for the
information of all concerned :
Aar. eR. ' A man who kills another on t►e fuppofition of
theft, &all be ftrarglrd according to the law againft bomilde
osaandetedin an affray.
et to man wise Arts at another with a mufket and kills
thereby, shall be beheaded as in cafes of wilful murder.
Lithe fuffaer is wounded, but not monally, the offender WI
be feat into exile.

A man who puts to death a crimbtal who had hoes ape
prehended, and made no refinance, (hall be &tangled accord•
hag to the law againit homicide committal in an affray.
nth. " A man who falfely acenfes an innocent perron farilwn
in cafes a' greattft criminality, is guilty of a capital oifiroce; in
alt other cafes the offenders, whether principals as accegarks,
be rent into exile.

3th. " A man who wounds another unintentionally 11111 U be
tried according to the lows rapeding blows given in an affray,
and tbc ptudihment rendered lure or kis livens, according to
the degree of injury initsined.
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6th.-. A man who, intoxicated with liquor, commits out-
rages spina the I..ws, Gull be exiled to s &fart country, titre
to :amain in a amt: of ferritude,

An account from the illand of Madeira rays(
the fcorching heat of Summer, apd the icy chill of
Winter, are equally unknown; but Spring and
Alturnn reign together, and produce flowers and
fruit throughout the year. A kind of peer is found
here, not bigger than a walnut, but remarkably
crifp; it is fo full of juice, that when properly
preffed, its fubftance will entirely diffolve, and leave
In its (teed a moil delicious liquid.
The town of Zehnedich in Pniffia has been Pc'
culiarly unfortunate ; a fhort time fince it was al-
moll entirely dettruyed by fire, and fubfcriptions
were raifed at Berlin; for the relief of the inhabi-
tants, who crafted temporary habitations of (tones
at,d mud. There have lately been carried off by
the heavy rains which have deluged that part (4.
the country; fo that the difireffed people have
been obliged to folicit farther relief from the more
opulent inhabitants of the Capital.

Wednefiloy morning. about one o'clock, a fire
broke out in Ferense Flu Spinning Mill. in the
Pori& of NeiMon. which was wholly confumed in
lefs than two hours. The 'nonuser and his family
narrowly efcaped with their lives. The fire was
Ara difcovered by a perfon who lives at a (hort
ddlance from the Mill.

On Thurfday a hayitaek at the Broontielaw was
obferved to be on fire, and, before it could be got
under, was almoll totally confirmed. And about
three o'clock on Friday morning, a fire, which at
fiat had a very alarming appearance, broke out
in a fmitb's fhop in Jamaica-tit-ea, Gl;fgow.—An
extenfive cooperage adjoins, which it threatened
with defiruason i but, fortunately, from the un-
common exertions of tbe city firemen, all maim u•
nication therewith was preientel. The principal
damage follained, was tbs contistiwtiati of a Pat;
of fnuth7 bellows, la a quaitiii-dpeaLs.

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IffErifOrJ7l4:4l.lGliST so.
This'irsortsinghis hiIs7VIITT, Prince ADOLPH63t
and Prince Auousia and Maas., bathed. Al.
tervrards the Riso took his ufnal. walk on the BC-
planade. •
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The Rover. FasttLY attended Divine Service at
Weymouth Church, ware they heard a fertnon
reached by the. Rev. Mi. Loacousr (late Chap.
fain of the Sr. Froasstio frigate) from the Book
of Exodus, chap. sr. *effe lg.—After church their
MAJPIITIES and the Pririceffes returned to the
Lodge in their carriages. •
Princefs Astsitiltodk an'airing on the farads.