Star.
London, England, 1805-07-20 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Aft given —Off Dover, the Harmony, Coward, from Oporto.
At Dublin, Sra. Caras, —, from Oporto. At Dundalk, Suir,
Wright; and the Harrifon, Tarnby, from Dooneen. At Hoy-
lake, Refolution, Steinworth, from Trieße. At Liverpool, Tri-
ton, Harfon, from Narva. At Hull, Cora, Bowen, from Malta.
Off the Land's End, Rolla,Hutchinfun from Charleftown,bound
to Liverpool. At Newfoundland, Ranger, Phelan, from Water-
ford. At New Brunfwiele, Duke of Kent, Etingden, from Lon-
don. At Halifax, Ruffen, Tower, from LiverpooL At Demerara,
Commerce, Woodßock, from Africa. At Batavia, Neptune,
Rhodes, from Copenhagen.
The Samna, Zieheliche, from Batavia to Embden, is loft in the
Straits of Sunda ; crew raved.

The Argo, Holditch, bound to London ; the Lively, smith ;
the Hope, Lee, hound to Hull ; and the Nelly, Lock, bound to
Dumfries, (Ailed with the fleet fr'•m Oporto on the 26th ult. The
Hope was miffing on the 3th inft. the Argo, Nclly, and the Lively
parted in a gale on the 3oth; the Lively being leaky, bore up for
Lifbon. It is reported that the Argo and the NeUy were taken
on the 3d intl. by a Spanith privateer of four guns.

The (hips Harmony, Captain Cowart% and Young
Regulus, Captain Lusts, two of the miffing veffels
from Oporto, are arrived at Dover. They failed
under convoy of the Avon and Mr LBROOK, and were
fuppofed to have fallen into the hands of the enemy.
—The letters of both were yellerday exhibited at
Lloyd's. The Harmony, it appears, efcaped being
captured by a privateer by the prefence of mind of
the Captain, who, en being hailed, in his defence-
lefs liate, ated himfelf to be a Dane, and that he
was bound from Spain to Copenhagen.

By letters from Deal we learn, that fome alarm
prevailed there on Wednefday night in confequence
of a very heavy firing being heard on the wrafi of
France. The Port Admiral was called out of bed,
and the (hips in the Downs put in motion. We hare
been favoured with a letter from an Officer belor,z.
ing to Admiral Duo s's fquadron, dated Thurfday
morning, Boulogne roads, which Rates, that at day
light the detached fquadron, under the command of
Captain Owes, commenced a fpirited attack on about
120 of the enemy's veffels anchored under the batte-
ries. The attack, although conduFted with great
judgment and gallantry, did not, we regret to fay,
prove fuccefsful, and we fear our (hips experienced
fome damage.

Tuefday two perfons, fuppofed to he fpies from the
enemy's coati, were detefted in the ad of endeavour-
ing to bribe the fentinel to gain admittance into Deal
Cagle. Their quellions as to the (late of the fort, the
calibre of the ordnance, with all its means of defence,
were overheard by one of the F3ot Guards, who ob-
ferved them while taking minntes of the anftvers they
received, followed them imo Dial, and caufed them
to be apprckcnacti.

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SPORrINC Ih"TE►LLIGEIVCE.

•PR El ON RACES.
.rUYSDA Y the July, a Maiden Piste of sot
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J. Clifton. Efq 's ch. c. Welch Harp - 0 6 t. t
Sir H. Willismion's b. c. Surrender - 3 3 dr
I.d. Derby's brother; to Agoniftes - 4 dr
Mr. Taylor's b. c. by Hammer - s 1 dift.
Mr. Londfdale's b. m. ViciiStudc - - 6 4 3 2
Mr. Won's gr. c. by Delpiui - - 7 I 2 3
Mr. Turner's b. f. by Reftlets 0 3 4 dr

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Same day Lord Derby's brother to Agnnifle, againit Sir Wm.
Gerard's Baroache, by Overton, 81t• each, two miles, soogs.—
Won by Sir W. Gerard.
WZDNIMAY the irh, scl. given by the fail of Derby.
Mr. Lonidale'l b. c. Sir Charles - I I
J. Clifton. Efq's. b. c. Cotiolanus - - 2 1
Mr. Robinfon's ch. f. by Abilic Thuile - - 3 3
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