Star.
London, England, 1801-07-10 00:00:00

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 9. 4

Arrived the PaisciLLA, WITHIRS, from Gib-
raltar, with dtfpatches on board, from the Sex-
moan, man of war ; and the George, Venus, St.
Patrick, Anna, Unity, Mexico, and Jenny tranf
ports have arrived from Guernfey.—The Cron
Prince, a Daaiih Eat Indianian, failed for Co-
penhagen.

DEAL. JULY 9.
Arrived the Sr. not vino frigate, from Gib-
raltar; Hawse frigate; HOUND; EUOILNE; and
DiLIG sac* floop, from a cmize.—Wind W. S. W.

SHEERNESS, JULY 9.
Sailed to the Great Nore, the Amur', Captain
&mite ; the his, Captain BILIS AC, has come into
harbour to be paid ofi ; and the HOLSTLIM, Danith
prize, Captain Wistieson, is to be paid off in a
few days.--Arrived the Qtrasssoaouou cutter,
Lieut. Fasts, from Margate.
A melancholy accident happened this morning,
by the lots of the Asset/ Scapa Dutch frigate, Capt.
V. Vois, at the Nore.—Having got under•weigh"
about eight o'clock, with a (Irons wind to the S. W.
by W. in order to proceed to the Downs, the was
obferved by the fpeaators from the batteries, and
Come remarks were made, that the carried a great
Deal of fail, and was too much by the head; the
however carried fail till the came near a Sand,
called the Middle, which. is about 7 miles from
this place, when a leak fprung: the water coming
In at the hawfe holes was dilcovered by Tome
♦omen on the lower deck, (it is fuppofed a
plank in her bows had given way,) they imme-
diately gave the alarm, and affitlance was direaly
fent down, to put in the plugs ; but it was too
late, the water gaining fo fall, that in lefs than
Eve minutes the was upon her beam ends, .and
drifted upon the Middle Sand, where the now
lies, with her yard-aims above water, and her
head to the Southward.—Boats from the different
Sips were immediately fent to Cave the people,
and molt of them we are happy to Rate, were
fortunately preferved.—By what we can learn the
lots is about so who have perifhed.—Several of
the people jumped overboard at the time the tjtip
was going down.—The Astenscaus was an old
frigate, and was going to join the other three
• Dutch Chips that are coming with convoy from
Ireland.—lt is to be hoped, if the weather mo.
derates, that the maybe got np, as the lies di.
realy in the Channel, in the middle of the Nore.--
Her Officers and Crew were put on board the
It is frigate, lying in this harbour, till orders are
received refpeaing them.—Wind W. blows hard.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GLiviiirlso JULY 9.--Raft by the EMIDIII
packet. Pit,trattsos, froth iiamburgh.—Sailed the
Economy; Taiie, for Peterfborski Weinholdt,
SCOTT, for Copenhagen t juffrow Vr sea,
for Calpisi Vrow foroAlth* ;
and Fader, for Stettin.

ARRIVED.
At Dever.-I.oey, Cook, frain Bottom
At Eriftol--1 are. &Rem, from VirNiula ; and Han.
era, N . ook Nan Nati Oarragt;-
tt Itverponi—Two Pam from Batas; Doi-
- from Savannah.
At P taii:ltirptee—Herceles, Pearce, Iran livaitooL
A t I.vattin ..-- • and Eutiintsab. ---,from Cart.
At
_tamales—Maitland. Inglis; and Lady FAIN
ftr.:. I. ..it
Malcolm, from London. •
Al ( bp0rti1..47.• . Hurd* from Latdoe. '
At Newt Belfry, Tltompran, faun Lnlbon ; !ran-
o; Seam from Dermada Lola, !Witt, Evr, from Anti-
c", ;Hope,Ttrclet, traw New Tort ; Genteal Prefrott, Brawl;
Iran Dartmouth ; and Sptctly, Addord, from Curt.

HARWICH, JULY IL
The Neutral Veffel, Ross, Captain Beiturrr,
from Rotterdam, with wheat for London, put into
this port by contrary winds, and landed fome Eng.
lilh Gentlemen pairengers ; from whom we learn,
that inftead of the ftipulated number of 25,000
French troops being in Holland, there are at this
time not lefs than 40,000. The Vrench march
into that country 5 or 6000 troops at a time, al-
moft naked, and as foon as they are new clothed,
the fame number are marched back to France.—
There is no trade at Amfterdam ; at Rotterdam
it is more brifk, in confequence of the connalion
with England under Neutral Colours. Great ex-
ertions are made for manning the Dutch fleet,
through the influence of the French ; but it is ge-
nerally believed it will not put to fea.