Star.
London, England, 1801-12-03 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S MST.

DEAL, DEC. 2.—Sailed the MALLAND, SNIPE,
FERRITER, LOCUST, and CHARGER, gun vefiels,
for Sheernefs. Wind S. W.

GRAVESEND, DEC. 2.—Pa(red by, the King
George, }fatty/Etc, from Hudfon's Bay ; Ruby,
BROWN, from Onega ; P.tget, Bitows ; and Ran.:
gcr, ---, from Memel.—Sailed the Coniclo,
COCKRAN, for Montferratt ; Sneed's, ----, for
Marfeilles ; Countefs of Cardigan, Hitt, for Bout.
deaux ; Minerva, —, for Cop:di:lgen ; Jonge
Johannes, --, fur Hamburg!) ; Coverdale,
MAUL; Prince Georgc; RAMC!' j and Itathleigh,
for Jamaica.
ARRIVED.

At Dover—Sophia h.l.4tdalena, lian'..on, from China ; and
Ocean, Halitead, from N'ir;inia.
At Dartmouth--Cynthia, Waye, from Newfoundland.

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At Briftol.—Endeavour, —.--, from Newfoundland.
At Liverpool—Quern (lariat., And; eua, from
At Bridlington—Ruby, Brown, from Onega. •
At Cape Of Good Hope—Atm: and Maria, from

Way, from London ; and
Edgell Carroll, from Liverpool.
At Madras.-Nutwall, fron. I.onZon.
At Portfmouth—Vrow Almiva, Kruf.:, from Bilboa ; and
Champion. from Lam,.
At Poole--Friendfhip, Burmilicr ; and Jane, Gallop, from
Newfounoland.
At Yamoutl—Hertniour, —, from Virginia.
At Leith—Jane, Taylor. from Virginia.
At Clyde--Adventure, Johns, from Demarara.
At Whitby..-Autumn, lying. from Dant:ie.
At Gibraltar—Will:4n, Dent, Farmer, from N.wfmtmllancl.
At Bombay...Ha:tuba dos Antos, from Laos:.

At Newfc

The Swedifh Ealt India Company's (hip Sophia Magdalena,
now c•n Gime near Kiiigl uwu, sill be totally loft ; her malls
are all gone, and the decks übligcd to be cut oir, in order to
get out the 1-attaining par: of the caret, which confab princi-
pally of teat, and they arc all completely wet.
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The Aurora Meinderts ; and the Hercules,
Plymouth to liantzie, arc IoR near Boulogne.
Th. Detail, Davis, from Hull for Haznburgh, is on Chore
neat Cuxhaven : the cargo is landing.
The Manehefter, r nderfian; and the Chriftian,Williantfon,
from Memel, ate uplet in the EaR Sea.

~ from

The Guitaff, Lindhelin, from London, is loft near the Scam,
The Albion, Gray, from Memel, tea on the 34 of Novem-
ber, in the kilt Ser.

The Barre, from London to Stettin, is loft ncar Pontine :um.
The Hortz, —, from Stettin for London, is on Core near
Lancfcrone.

The CI th te, Harkfied, from London to Konineburg, Is on
More near Matinee.

The Enterprize, Dawfon ; Expedation, and Mary,
Thrift, of Newcaftle ; Eliza, Barron, of Laudon ; Medwzii,
Parker; Diligence,—; Pulander, —; and Cerri,, Britten,
of Sunderland ; Eliza, Birch, of I.yon ; ; Guildfard.
Jud ; and Earl Falcurilicrg, tintith, of Mail, are all on lINJIC
near NI emeL

'the Lord NeUhn, of l'Arniouth, is on ihoic in
the Battle.

1 he Adventure, Adamion; fror ribureh to H-2, It on
(bore lieu

The following flips are at rived at l'ortrmouth,
from the Downs with the Int; of their .incliiirs and
cables.in a gale of wind rm Saturday mArning lall :
Canicrort ; Adtive. Finl.7 ; and N:aria, A:ibur, for
Jamaka ; A oofta, Wood, for Antigua; Art . ... ,
Tobago; Salty, troni Ri,:a forth::
ins, Iron. Sunderland ; and Elizabs-tb, Otel:ord. from Ro.lefs
ter to Plgosouth.
The wisp:litmus weather of ha w, ck. ot•eanor-if much da-
mage at Margate. The ica bcat with furh viohnce upon thr
brash of to di (troy Hi...dial-Xs Bathing-room, e, -ant 4 (hop,
and Hughes's I lot.baths,and to break down a confo:cralste part
of the Parade before Mitchens es I luta Thr 1.1,,5ks att.! awe.
01 molt of the Bathing [waft.. w. re cat . I away.
Yeflerday a Court of Dircetois of the Lill India
Company was held at the India I loufe, si hen the
following Commanders attended and took their
final leave of the Court. previrmfly to ilic:r being
difpatched. viz. Captain Ttio:t 1 I.t.s H is:Gaon, 01
the thipCANTOM; and Captain Rout AT WILLIAMS;
of the (hip T 11,44115, for Bombay and China.—
Captain CAM Paw. NizioaillASLS, of tlsilhip AR.
Ilisrow, for St. Helena. Benroolen. and China.
The above (hips, being the fira of this feafon. will
be difpatchcd in the course of the prefent mor.:}l.
The Court atijourocJ at 1a o'clotl till to-murrcw.

LAT INTELLIG E NCE.

SITCLU, SEtibIONS,

KI:LikE INsoLvl,.Nr 1.)!•!:•10itS.

T!::.s 041 tpeciial Setlions was held .tt th • N'ev
Set7ons-houl in liotlcmotige• .1:111-:, by a..ijoilin
meat, for tit,: rebel of Inthlvent. Debt..r. who hat]
givmnoLice torsi the Kiilg's Ilcuch—Lord Go ant
ley in the Cit..:.-.

James v.as brought up, and oppofed
on the ground that the ptindpal dcht tor which hr
was charged vas new red by his being crnploye,2
I.)y a Gentleman of the name of Johnitone, to re
lover a debt of 7391. due from a Mr. Collet at
Dunkirk to Mr. Schneider (4 London. This him
Mr. NI'COMICII had in great part received, sail(
refiding as a merchant at Dunkirk in 1798 and
1799, and on his cuming home to England, after
a delay of eighteen months, not having accounted
to Johnftone for the money, was immediately ar.
retied at the fuit of Schneider for the whole fum.
A great deal of argument was made ufe of by the
Counfel for and againft him, how far the penal
•claufes in the aa operate on him, particularly as
to his being employed as an agent to receive a
Commillion of two and a half per cent. on it.—
The Conrt, willing to give the priioner an oppor.
tunity of bringing evidence in his own favour,
allowed him to the adjournment, to appear with.
out any fpecific orders.

An appli.aiion WAS made to the Court by Mr.
RAWLINS, in favour of a lady who had been very
hardly ufed. She at the time of Offing the Atli
was in cuitody in Newgate the gave notice that
(he meant to take the benefit of the Mt ; from
thence a creditor contrived to get her removed, by
Habeas Corpus, to the King's Bench, previous to
the meeting of the Setrions. She gave notice again
in Surrey to be brought up this day, and on Satur-
day !aft was again oppreffively removed to the
fleet Pi iron, for the exprefs purpofe, as it mull
appear, that fhe fhould not be brought up this day
to be difcharged. The Court exprefred great in.
dignation at this fort of conduet, and hoped fome
means could be adopted to punifh the parties as
they deferve, but for the prefent they could not
relieve her.

Richard Malls underwent a long examination
on his being oppofed, particularly on the ground
of his parting with come premifes, partly previous
and partly ftibfequent to his imprifonment and de-
tention. In the event he acquitted himfelf to the
fatisfa.lion of the Court, and was difchargcd.
An application was made in favour of Tomkins
and Redding, in cullody previous to the zit of
March ; at the time the lilts were fworn to wcre
out of cialody ; and are now in cullody for the
fainc debts at the fuit of the fame Plaintiffs. The
Marlhall of tint Kin ;'s Bench was not prepared to
fay rolnively as to a new lift being prefenteel. It
was at let.g:ll apced that the time was to be ex-
tended to the adjourned Seffions on the tith of Jar.
next, v:bicb will jail bring them within the time.