Star.
London, England, 1805-03-23 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S 1•IS I%

DIAL, MARIN sir—Arrived the Spray floop of war, from a
cruise, and remains in the Downs with the Monarch, Utmcia,
Centurion, Leopard, and the Ilia Pun of war, Canoe frigate, Rail-
fear, Vulture,Alert, and the Haws hoops of war, Volcano, Ea.
*dun, Proi'pero Lucifer, Devadaduo, H.cLi, Difeswery, and Ze.
bra bombs,* &et at gun-brigs. delitscr Mod N. N. It.

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GIAVISZNO as-Paled by the hod SSICDCa. Kelm,
and the Britannia. Birch, (rum Madras ; Duels& of Portland,
Cleveland, from the South Seaq • Medway, Putts, from Virginia;
sank, oibie, from Cadiz; Hannals, Alberts, from Norway ;
Edward Johanna, —. from Lear; Vrow Anna, Franke, and
the Vrow Eleanor, Hutchins, from Enduleno—Saikd the Vrow
Elizabeth, Meyer, for Toanlngen.

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Aamvers—At Live . the Princefi Royal, Norton ; Eliza
bomb • and the , Durhunt, from AIM
Hawk:Am y, Mateo, from 1.1 bun. At I.eith, Langley, Graham.
from Lianas. At Clyde, Counters of Butc, M Kell/ r; Mary,
Gibfoo g Hawke, Omay ; Fame, Brown ; Hope, Tr cher ; and
tie Printers Mary, Ansierfoo, from Lase.

The Spartfman, Stanton, from London and Litho. a, for Gibral•
r is taken =4 carried into Algtfiraa.
iho North btu, frum Liverpool for Hal ice, is on aims
,ar Holyhead.
The Laurel. Taylor, hunt Liverpool fur Clyde, is loft in the
101 l of Calloway.

The Pomona. ..—••• from Sundertan L arrtoath coals for T •
was captured on Wed;eftlay Ldt, cite(,, into Portland, by a
brig privateer; recaptured by the Gr,r hound revenue cutter, and
carried into Weymouth—the J Pluto Ile pof Mr MCIU la parfait of
the privateer.

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. The C.ltrittiana Franco, ran Bethke for ueerpoot.
Ceilcal from Tortola no the 26th of Arthcr LA, with a Ica under'
convoy of the Emerald frigate. and bas nut knee been heard of.
L'Etpciik (loop of war, wida u. eUtiV 4.4 fruit!' Dublin Sr the
Downs, put into &aft on the r 4th
Canal/LS ST Tat Flattil --The French 'privateer l'A,
dolphe has taken near the Ilk ,d Wight the Ra yal Georgeott three
malts, laden with corn. timbre, iron, fin, and ivory.
Another French privateer ha a takcn near the Land's End the
Anna twig, bound trout Dublin to London.

Yeßerday a Court of Dire Elora was held at the
FAIL India Houle, when Captain Ham Sruattoca,
of the 'hip Preffon; an.! Captain Jou* Camattow, of
the Jane, Duchefa of Gs idol', took their final leave
of the Court, previoui • to departing for thkiras and
Bargal. The Court ai journed at revert o'clock, till
Wednefday next.

Extra& of a Letter from an Officer of the Aran-
Roo bomb, dated " Paul at Malaga. F.b. ia.
" You will, no deli lit, ere this teitelica you, have
received an account, through the foreign papers, of
the capture and der' ruelion of hit Maj•lty's oop
Arrow, and Asher in hnmb, by ta o Frurch fii.
gates, l'Hottenfe at .d I lncorruplible (the former
with a broad pendant), f 44 got a each, h tying fra
hundred troops of the I;ne on board. 1 have not
at prefent an opport ur i y entering into the
culars of the action. lam Ihut up here in a priton;
for the Government has not yet thought proper to
give us our parole. You mull therefore be fatisfied
to know, in a genet. al way, that the aAinn was fur-
tained for a confider; .hle time againa 4 Vtr tuperioe
force, and although t he Wee was onavoid,ib y
tunate, we flatter our ielves it will be ciinfideted as re-
dounding to the cra lit of the officers and m:n of
both vetfels.

.4 The contell commenced at three quarters paR
four in the morning olfthe 4th init. Cape Pallas bear-
ing N. W. about twelve leagues, ani continued, not
without intermilUon (but fuch intermlfitm as the
enemy chofe to make) until eight, when the Arrow
was obliged to (bike. Captain Farm!, HAR, of the
Acheron, then made what fail be cool'', not with
the hope of Caving the (hip, which, he troci4w' firm
her difabled date, was impraaicable, but in order, if
poffible, to fare the convoy. At three quarters palls
eight, having in chafe received one broadfide -and
part of another, the French Commodore's frigate
being now clofe to the Acheron, Captain Fsagy at
found himfelf under the painful, but unaroilable lie-
celPty of firiking to the enemy. The Arrow funk
loon after the aaion, and the Acheron was found by
the enemy to be fo difabled as to be unfit for service,
in confequence of which they immediate y burnt her.
We deem ourfelves very fin Innate in having only
three killed and eight wounded, which, confidering
the length of the edict!), and the great fupericuity
of force oppofed to us, were remarkably few.
" I was landed here on the loth intl. with all the
officers and crew of the Acheron, from on board
rHortenfe, which captured us. The other triple
had the Arrow's crew on board. She parted from
us the day after the anion, and we fuppote es gone
to Alicant or Carthagena.
" The day after the *Sion, I had the misfortune to
fee the enemy dearoy three of the convoy, which,
however, I have reafoa to hope, are all that have
fallen into their hands.
.4 I am at pretest confined in a room with fifteen
other officers, betides Cements, and fereral wounded
Wm Apia this treatment we have temonfliated,
and to morrow we'experft our parole. In a fhort
time, it is probable, we Sall be exchanged, and Cent
to Gibraltar".