Star.
London, England, 1801-04-24 00:00:00

ARRIVFD.

At Bo(ton...Polly, Drummond, from Liverpool.
At New York—William and Mary, Dillingham; Lydia.
Starbeck; Industry, Swain; and Sarfun,Cow per, from Liverpool.
At Barbadocs--Telamon, Andrews • &Mona Nichollim;
Jamaica, Glegge; Hannah, Davis; Id. Trader, Manlove;
ryger, Hayes; Elizabeth, Aofield, Baird; arid
Charles, Carney from Liverpool and Cork for Jamaica; Ma-
ria, Ritfon, and Commerce, Mae, from ditto and ditto, for
Tortola; Md, Allied ; Welt Indian, Fleming; and La. en,
mome, Gibfon, from ditto and ditto, for Antigua.
At Africa—Elliot, Boardman, from Liverpool
At Liverpool—Belvidere, —, from Baltimore; Rdolu-
tion, Davis, from New York; Quccn, Keenan; Neptune,
Inglis; Chrißoper, Roach; and Ci*. cot Cattle, Smith, from

At Belfaft—William, Mulrea,* from London.
At Cork—Union, Murphy, from London; Marcus, Wa-
ters; and Roo dos Marez da Souza, from Oporto.
At Waterford—Helicia, Tcllkr, from Oporto.
At Dublin—Saly, M'Llabe, from Oporto.
At Demarara—Tobago, —, from Africa.
At Kinfale--Dolphin, --, front Virginia.
At Dunitencfs—,Sally, White, from Savannah.

Sir HYDE PARKER, at the particular requeft of
Lord NaLsox, has promoted Lieutenant W.
WILKINSON, firft of the ELEPHANT, to the rank
of Commander, and appointed him to the Ho:,
svatit, of 64 guns, for his Officer like condud, in
the adion off Cppenhagcn. This Gentleman was
feverely wounded in the head and theft, in the
ever memorable battle of the Nile : he was then
a Lieutenant on board the GOLIAH, Capt. JOLEY.
Mr. BENJAMIN SPRAWLE, (fon Of Mrs. SERAWLE,
Li Whitehaven) a Midfhiman or_ board his Ma-
lefty's fhip POLYPN EM us, in the adion of the ad
init. had the command of a flat-boat, and was the
firft that boarded a Danifh floating battery, of 74
guns ; in which he hoifted the Englifh flag. After
the adion, Capt. LAWFORD lent his name toLord
NILSON, who inftantly, in approbation of his gal-
lant conduit, prefented him with a commiftion,
appointing him Fifth Lieutenant of the Pow/ PHE-
NUS.

The CiEtrlCElter. ROSEETSON ' • Walthamftow,
MONET • Ceres, STEVENS; Earl Talbot, DE/a-
rra& ; Marquis of Wellefley, MITCHELL, and the
Lord Nelfon, SPOTTESWOODE, from London for
China, were fpoken with on the ad of October
off the Anambas, by the Thames,- Capt. WIL-
LIAMS, arrived from China.
The Sir Edward Hughes, UItIiSTON ; the
Prince William Henry, BASKET; and the Hawke,
Bases, from London for Madras, were all well
on the r rth November Lift, in lat. aB. t 1. S. long.
27. 23. W.
The Company's pilot floops in the Eaft Indies
have been put upon fuch an eftablifhment as to
enfure their future fafety in the Bay of Bengal and
the Sand Heads, from the enemy'! privateers.
The GEORGIANA packet, Capt. HENRY LEIGH,
which failed from Portfmouth on the 14th Sept.
laft, with difpatches from the Government of
Bengal, arrived at the Cape of Good Hope, in
her outward pafrage, on the ad day of December,
'and failed on her voyage the 2111. On the Gsoa-
GUN* Banding into Table Bay, fhe !truck on the
rocks, but received no material injury.
We have the pleafure to Rate, that the wotinded
Officers, palrengers, and crew, of the Eaft-India
Company's late fhip the Krwr which had been
fent to Bengal, in an Arab, by order of Svacovrr,
were alive on the 26th of Ottotrer tall, (nineteen
days fubfequent to the altion with la Cow I APIC s,)
and likely to do well. Mr. Your.c, the third Of-
Seer, whole wounds were deemed of a dangerous
nature, is, we are happy to learn, in a fair way of
recovery. Serjeant O'Baraw, of his Klajefty's
:cab regiment of Foot, and three privates, which
were left on hoard the KENT, in confequence of
their wounds, are dead.
Te Friendfhip, Ns ssirr, from Bernick for'
London, was taken the ad irritant, off the Hum-1
ter, by a French privateer.
The Margaretta, Paossr, from Bremen to Lon-
don, is 101 l in the Wefer.
he Ocean, Bucssr from Liverpool to Dun.
bar, is loft on the coadof the Mud of Hacker.
The Brotherly Love, Gll•H•l4from Shields
to London, was captured the d al' infant, off
Hincliffe, line retaken by the FAVORITE, and fent
for Shields. I •
The Margaretta Maria, Mass, from Roßock
to Hull, is loft on. Moen Iland .Ifo another vet.
fel from Roftock.
The Neptune, from Philadelphia to St.
Kitt's, has been taken, carried into Guadaloupe,
and the cargo landed; the veffel fince captured in
going .from thence to St. Thomas's, and carried
Sato Tortola.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING.MEETING.

THURSSDAY, APRIL 23.
The King's Plate of teogs, for four-yr-olds 101.
—five-yr-olds 1 tit. 91b.—fix-yr-olds and aged
12ft. R. C.
Sir F. Poole's h. M. Worthy, y yrs old - o
Sir C. Bunbury's bl c. Sorcerer, 4 yrs old - o z
Mr. Golding 's b. c. by Sir Peter, 4 yrs old - 3
Even betting on Worthy—after the heat 7 to 4
on Worthy.
Mr. Cox 's Oilian, 7a. 71b. beat Mr. R. Heath-
cote's Schedoni, Wt. 91b. Acrofs the Flat, soogs,
h. ft.-2 tot on Man.

Mr. Rooke's Dick Andrews, 811.41 b. beat Mr.
Heathcote's Popinjay, 811. D. In. zoogs.-3 to I
on Popinjay.
Duke of Grafton's Hornhy Lafs, Bft. 51b. beat
Mr. Watfon's Triumvir, 711. 71b. Acrofs the
Flat, zags.--5 to 4on Triumvir.
Sir F. Standifh's Eagle, heat Mr. Cox's Chip.
penham, 811. each. Acrofs the Flat, zoogs.—
Even betting.
Mr. Wilfon's Surprize, 711. 31b. beat Mr. Wat-
fon's Canterbury, 811. Ab. M. sogs.--5 to 4on
Surprize.
Mr. Irilfon's Surprize, 711. t3lb. beat Mr.
Wyndham's Telegraph (which fell), 811. 31b.
Ab. M. cogs.-5 to 4on Telegraph.
Mr. Howarth's Chippenham, 8!t. 41b rec. flogs
from Mr. Heatheote's Popinjay, 711. 61b. R. M.
2 oogs, h. ft.

L 4117 IArTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S lILNCH, THURSDAY, APRIL 23.

The Purfcr of a man of war, of the name of
John Weft, was charged with an information ii r
having defrauded Government of a hut) of money
by forging a certificate ; and a perfon, whore name
we could not learn, was cbarged.with an indictment
for having treated with cruelty, a female appren-
tice. They both pleaded not guilty, and will be
tried at the fittings after term.