Star.
London, England, 1801-09-03 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

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GRATRSIND, SEPT. 2.—raneo by, the Nancy,
—, from Guernfey ; Creon, BOWDSN, from La.
bradore ; Oporto, LUCAS; and Emily, PNILLLM,
from Surinam ; General Hunter, —; Hope,
WOODWARD ; Renewall, Rog; and Rofe,
from Dernerara ; Andromeda, Secs, from Nevic ;
Wilhelmina, JOHNSON, from Bilboa ; Alfred, —,
from Tobago ; Prince of Wales, Goonc I !AN from
Martinique; Severn, WATSON; and Barbadoes
Planter, CARTER, from Barbadoes.—Sailed the
Highland Chief, 9RSENWAY) for India; Jonge
Anse —, for Brad's ; Vrow Maria, —, for
Amfterdam ; Elizabeth, Vrow Evina,
KEMPER ; Jonge Eliza, RAN as; attd Vrow Riz-
tiana, —, "for Rotterdam.
ARRIVED.

At Paolo .The Union, Craft ; East Spencer, Pilher- Hor.
,ion, Indultry,Matthews; and William and Catliarine.
Pratt, from Newfoundland.
At Dover—Two Sifters, Riley, frees Thai& ; and For-
tuna --- from Mogadore.
Bridol—Four Sifters, and Marla, —..—., from,
Virgia. - •
At
At Cowee—Mary, Wylie, from Charleftoo.
At Liverpool—ollie, Gordon, from New York.
At Guernfey—Leonora, ---, from Barcelona.
In the Channel—Ale:ander' Gawdiorp ; George, Gilley;
Clarence, Walton; and Lord Stanley, Kirby, from Jamaica.

The following !hips from India and China are
expedled to arrive this year; viz.
From Coat and Bily—The Britannia, Capt. Barrow.
From Bombay and China... The Earl Talbot, Capt. Drop.
(ter; the Ganges, Cant. Gray.
From St. Helena and China—The Hugh %gib, Capt. Fairfax.
From Bengal and Bombay—The Celtic Eden, Capt. Coming:
the City at London, Capt. Green; and the Phaniz, Capt.
Moffat.
From China—The Ezetor, Bombay Coale, Neptune, Cootts,
and Desfeddre.
From Madras and Bengal—The Roekinghntn-
From Bengal dired—The Shelton Cagle, Heradean, Tri-
vets, Melville Cattle, Lord Willingham, East kenos., and
Tellielterry.
The following account from Bombay has lately
been received bf exprefs :--Previontly to the even-
ing of the ad of January, when the fltips Curt-
mow and Louis, under the command orCaptains
Wicas and.Dkaxa, left their pilots, then of the
Sand Heads, Captain D. had, at the particular
requell of Captain W. agreed to keep company
tftl within the latitude of Madras. They kept com-
pany until the morning of the 4th, when, be-
tween the boars of fix and feven, being in lat 18.
a 6. North, and long. 86. 53. eat, a fail of a futpi.
cious appearance was difcoverwi. The wind being
from N. N. E. we were Rending S. W. the Cel-
l' mow being diftant from the -Louis about one
league. At this time the granger difplayed the
Frcnch flag at her mizen peak, and, when within
150 yards, the difplayed from her mizen-top gal-
lant-matt send the Moody fin, and made prepa-
rations to board. The helm of the CRIMP on was
put to ftarboard, with a view of raking the enemy,
but she ptivatecr, by miftake in the helmfman, at
the fame inftant put her helm to port, fo that up-
on the Louis's firft-broadfide being fired, and be-
fore the could gather head-way again, the enemy
c.tme Rem on, and thus, while the (hips were en-
tangled, the, after a fevere confliet, fucceeded in
boirding, and captured the Louis. The CRiTS.
stow in the interim efcaped. The privateer proved
to be the Alerte, mounted t 8 guns, and manned
with no men. She had feven men killed and two
wounded. The Louis had three men killed and
feven wounded.

On the 28th ult. Admiral TaUGUIT arrived at
Madrid with his principalofficers. It is believed that
he will proceed to Cadiz, to take the command of
the combined fleet.

The Ofen Gazette, of the lath ult. gives the
following intelligence :—" Some weeks fmce, an
armed Englifb vegel entered Porto Reain I (ilia,
and another entered Fiume; they purchafed a great
euiantity of cotton and hemp in Italy, and in the
Cifalpine, and freighted feveral Yee): with it, as
well foraign as German. The yeas were on
the point of putting to fea, when a courier from
hi, Majelly, the EMPEROR, brought orders to Fiu•
ma to prevent them from failing. A commif-
Goner of Government confequently proceeded from
Fiuma to Porto-Rea, and laid an embargo on -L.e
Paid velfels. The Englifh fhip oppofed this mea-
fore, loaded her guns, and put her crew, confift-
, ing of three hundred men, under arms, threaten-
ing to reduce Porto-Rea to afhes, if a Tingle thot
were fired from the town. By this menace, to-
gether with the arrival of two Englith frigates,
the inhabitants were obliged to grant that liberty
to the veflels of which they had attempted to de-
prive them; and it appears, that in a little time
they will put to fea."
THE HERRING FISH r RT—Thatfource of wealth,
and llinuilus to indullty, is now commenced in
the Lochs and on the coafis of Scotland. 'll e
fuccefs which attended the herring fifherics the lad
two feafons, will doubtlefs induce the fifbers to don-
' ble their diligence this year. Many of the fithers
in
the feaport towns of Scotland, who were formerly
in a Rate of poverty, now live in comfortable cit.
cumflances, on the fruits of their own induary 1.4 a
feafon. For example, in Buckhaven, a finall fily
ing•town nn the ecad ()I-Fife, this fa& is fully veri•
Pied. The fithermen there are now living in fnu;i)
decent !mules, and the town has .iffumcd a new
peEt. One inftance of fuccefs is worthy of not')
A filhing-boat, with fix men, went out in a m mi-
ing, and before fix hours had elapfed, they
and fold their cargo in Burntitland, at upward' oi
Ninety P. 'lnds bterling.—A pre%ty good mut.).
ing's work !
The take of fprats in the harbour of Cork 1.4
week was uncommonly abur.dants fuch a fealoa•
able fupply of fill), added to the ebeapnefs of pe:
tames, enahle‘i the pow to live luititrioully for 1,1,
than one-fixth of what they could procure a wre.ch-
ed and feanty meal two mouths ago.

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