Star.
London, England, 1805-01-11 00:00:00

FROM THR JAMAICA ORZETTL

ICtunsron, Novenas& so.—The French national
lugger liaaard, from Gnadalottpe, bound to Cttraeoa,
a prize to the Echo Hoop of war, attired on Tuddiy
evening. •
Nov. 3.—La MORNS tORTUNIII brig, of to guns,
Lieutenant DALY, arrived on Tuefday,
days from Plymouth, with difpatches for
ncr and Admiral, advifing them of the pr
rations of S7Ain. On Tuefday fe'nri , a 1...t2-1::
was apprehetided at Old Harbon t! C. 2•
cers belonging to Vlisecute's tent. •, char,.
being one of the crew of the HER MIONF
the time of the mutiny. Several deferterc i r rz

Majeny's (hips were apprehended at the far.te
The BLANCH s frigate, Captain MUDGE, arrived the
fame day from a cruize off Sr. Domingo, with a
Spanifh fehooner, which The detained, and a French
fehooner, from France, bound to St. Diming), wi.h
difpatches (which have been laved), for General FEa.
RAND.The Pr Nau its frigate is arrived with the fleet
om Pont': north. The fleet was appointed to fail
on the fiat of December, under convoy ; the !hips for
London were about thirty. La MORNEFoar UN Es was
to return with difpatches on the Bth of December, or
thereabouts.

MoirTEGO Bay, Nov. 3.—Yerlerday arrived the
(hip la Glnire, Cownam, of London, from the Bay
of Honduras, in di!trefb; having fprung a leak in Ole
late gales from the N. W. La Oloire is one of a fleet
of nine fail, under ei.nvoy of his Mujelly's (hip le
RINAID, Capt. AYSCOUGH. The fleet left the Bay
on the night of the 19th ult. and had continual winds
from the N. W. Captain COWKAM parted with the
fleet 14 Lief,/ sy evening. (Landing to the fouthward
and ',Award, all well.

Kamcsrom Nov. 7.—The American brig Refblu-
lion, from New York to this port, with provifions,
detained by his Majeity's brig, Strsissaats, arrived
yefterday.
Nov. 9.—Yellerday arrived at Port Royal the brie
Phoebe, from Portland, bound to Berbice, in ballaft,
taken by a French privateer, and re-taken by his
blajefty's brig PORT MAHON.
Mot. t 2.—Saturday arrived at Port Royal his Ma-
jeßy's fchooner REDBRIDGE, and the fchnoner
Eclipfe, BA*INERMAII, from Heneaga, with Nye:,
Caved from the Lady Hobart, call away on that ifland.
Nov. 13.—His Majelty's (hip PLENCESS CHAR'
torts, Captain GARDIN 'a, arrived yefterday at Port
Royal, with the (hips from Calk ander convoy.—
She left Cork 73 days ago, and called at Barbadoes,
from which place Ike had a paffige of t 3 days.
Nov. 15.—YeRerday the Chip Stranger, Captain
Pia z,from Honduras to London, put into Port Royal
leaky ; (he left the convoy on the 2d MEL off the Cay-
manes, all well.
Nov. t7.—Yefterday arrived at Port Royal, the
brig Anna Maria, from St. Thomas's to Honduras,
with beer and cyder, taken by a French privateer,
and retaken by his Majelly's (hip Faamortss.
ARRIVFIL

Off Dover. the Charlotte. Waco, from Oporto; Cororraffs
11,nb; and Lord Duncan, Gardner. from Litnesidt...At Briftal,
Diana, Hanlon, and Adonlq,—., from Cadiz—At Bilboa,
_ _

Anderfon, from Rige—At Jamaica, Adtive Thompfon.
from (b_icbe e ; Aurora, Robinfen ; Venerable, Symcads ; Sdplo,
lioughtun, and Argent, Ramfay, from Clyde; Belfaft. Courtney.
from &VA ; Columba+, Lce, from Liverpool ; Ettington. Hei-
man ; Aurora, Walton ; Norfolk, Parker; Otrarge. Reynolds.;
Ann, Norwall, and Fair American, Thompfon, from London...
At Surinam, Sifters, He.tky, from London-.-At New Providence.
thome, —, from Lemlun—At Virginia, Alexander, King.
eam London.

The Printers Charhtte frigate, with her convoy, from Cork
and the Pmguin brig of war, with her convoy from Portfinostb
are arrived at Jlmai.s.

On Monday ti.e 3a ft ult. a melancholy accident
happened at the Kilmarnock coal pits. As Adam
Miller and Peter Stewart ftepped into the bucket to
go down to their work, the rope unfortunately broke,
by which they were both precipitated to the bottom,
and killed on the fpr.u. The former has left a wife
and two children, and the father of the latter was
killed in the fame pit about fourteen years ago.
On Saturday fe'nnight, a perfon named David
Finlay, prefented at the Tyne Bank, Newcaftle, for
payment, a cheque for 6oL purporting to be drawn
by Mr. Caleb Angus, coach maker, who keeps calk
there. Upon examination it turned out to be a for-
gery, and the bearer not giving a fatisfaelory account
how it came into his poffeffion, was taken into cufto-
dy, as was alto a clerk of Mr. Angus, who is ftrongly
fufpefted of being concerned in the forgery.
On Monday fe'nnight in the evening, as Daniel
Macintolh, a laboui mg man, was returning home
from convoying a friend to the country, he was at-
tacked near the Cowcaddens toll bar near Glafgows
by five villains, who knocked him down, and robbed
him of ass. in (liver, his hat and (hoes ; and t+er
beating him feverely, threw him over into the quarry,
where he lay all night unable to move, and infenlible
where he was : however, at daylight on Tuefdav
morning, finding his fituation, he fcrambled on his
hands and feet to the mouth of the quarry, and by
affiftance, reached his own houfe, where he lay in
extreme pain till ten in the evening,when hewas car-
tied to the Royal Infirmary. He is very much bruit •
ed, part of his ribs arc feparated from his back boLe
and bteaft.

Oa a complaint lately brought before the
antes of Glafgow. at the infiance of Mr. John Be.
net, Procurator Filcal, againft Alexander Henderfor,
fome time a private folaier in the Stirlingatire Miii-
tia, charging him with having affumed falfe nam
of having ufed forged certificates of charther, a,1,1
inadifguifed habit of applyingforand obtaining from
a number of manufaliurers in and about Glafgow,
yarn, and other materials, promiling to weave the
fame into cloth, and alto therewith obtaining stoney
in advance, on account of loch work, and of after .
wards difpofing of filch materials to his own ufe ; in
particular, with having, during the laft twelve
months, applied at the warehonres of Melt R. and A.
Macnab, buchan and Gray, Muir, Brown and Co.
Thomas Layton, David Crichton. Henry
with, Bogle and Co. and M'Leroy, Finlay, and
Co. and obtained from each of them materials for
weaving webs, and from fome of them cans in
vance, which materials were never returned ; ti.e
Magiftratea, after having confidered the proof ;ie-
. dated, found the frauds libelled fo far as commit Ica
upon Mars. R. and A. Macnab and Thomas Layr
ton intlruCied, and adjudged Henderfon to be con.
fined in Bridewell, at hard labour, for 9 month
which lenience was immediately carried into
cution.