Star.
London, England, 1801-03-30 00:00:00

•RRIVED.

At Liverpost-,-Magdalan, Scaife, from Marictton, and Cid-
sten, Blackman, tam 2s,iLav York.
At Trinidada—Loonc, Moon, from Lancalter.

At Rotterdam—Union. Warren from North Carolina: and
Truxton, Chamberlain, from Baltimore.
At Halifax—Commerce, Hewfon, from the Welt Indies.
At Minorea—Uniqn, Mann, for Gibraltar.

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At Briftol--Swift, Williams, from Dtntarara; and Agenoria,
from St. Michael's.
At Dover—Gibraltar, Adams, from ram.

At Falmouth—Pros-Moue, William, from St. Michael's.
At Pori finonril—Nrut rtli• y, —, from rofton.
At Hanthorzh— fox, K, tale, from Clurle:lon.
At St. Michna:—Charlottc, 1 Lop< r, from rAlmotatb.
At Napk►—kcd Lion, —, Gotn Cornwall.
At AmltersLin—Charlct, from Charlatan.

By the Mayflower, arrived at Guernfcy, letters
have been received from Madeira, dated the gib
inaant. By dick we receive the mortifying intel-
ligence that Admiral CALM*, mifinformcd by
fome %Tails, which he (poke at lea, and which are
fuppofed to have been appointed for the purpofe
by the French Government, as to the definition
of Admiral GIBTHaAIJMs,has failed for the Well
Indies.

On the 26th of February Sir R. CALDER, in the
PRINCE of VALES, of 98 guns, with the Post PI E,
and Jurre of 80, COURAGEUZ, CUMBEILAND, and
SPENCER, of 7.1., and DIAMOND, of 38, appeared off
Madeira. They did not anchor, but failed the next
day for the Canaries, from whence they proceeded
to Martinique. The fame conveyance potretred us
of accounts from the TOPAZE frigate, Captain
Ca ußcii, for whole fafety the molt ferious appre.
henfions had bczn entertained. She arrived at Ma-
deira in company with the HEEIREUX floop and 8o
fail of merchantmen, on the 26th of February, and
failed on the 111 of March for the Welt Indies.

The following is an Extra& of a letter, dated
Madeira, February 26, 18ot, from the Mailer of
one of the merclunt fbips belonging to tau
razes fleet :—" I have the latisfiaion to inform
you we are juft anchored here, all well on board.
Our fleet is much reduced in number lince we left
the Wight—we now only count 83 fail, and 43 we
found here ; at failing it appeared, by inaructions
given, there were ir fail. I fufpea we hare loft
the others by mala ing a fignal off Falmouth, in
the nigh:, which we imagined was from our Coni.l
modore, to haul the wind on the (larboard tack—
we fuppofed for Falmouth ; and did not dillover
our mitt te until day-light, when it proved to be

ri"n' an:! ~ , :11 I •
v.... in ht:e v..:
of each other. •
:'.;ned that Cvniitiot!ore had up :or 4...,:-
mout:), and we ftretelii.;g in for
lard until five in Ca,: afteritoni ; and in c0i.....-
91;.nce as the fleet continued on we lot thinn.— -
Two day., alter fell in with a line of bat C.,. ib:i•
vino had leen in the morning, arai :t.•
ed us their bearing aii.i dillanee, for-It:nat.:-
1y enahlA us to join then' the next day."
The Speculation, tom I:.:rrnttda to
Naples ; Finland, —, from Barce'mia ;
lt:61113, MA LC Im, for Aitona, are taken and leat
into Niadiara liy the To-...tzt frigate.
Fr.:cdom, I ioi.nrs, (with coals) which had
been tii!.en, is re.akcn, and arrived at Yarmouth.

The brig Ilmcs, Ci LSLv, is 101 l at St. Michael's.
Favourite Emma, FRANKLYN, from Cork
for Oporto, is 10,. at Jet fey, pat t of the cargo fasted.
The Ann and Mary, from Jerfey fur Wa-
terford, is taken.

The novidcnee, CHAP MAN, from St. Michael's to
London,ls loft at St. Michael's.

The Liv. Oak, SPENCE, float Lifhon to London,
which had been taken by a French priv;iiteer, is re-
taken by a jeriey privateer, and arrived :it Pen-
zance with damage.
The Carlton, Nl' TA co F. LT, from Clydz for DCITI:t•
rara, which had been taken by the Procer, ine pri-
vateer, of 22 guns, is retaken by the RE soLurioN
cutter, of Guernfey, and arrived there. The pri-
vateer had alio taken two light veil:els, and burnt
them ; and an outward-bound Guineaman, and
fent In. for Rourileau::.

A lima time ago Come of our (Lips of war en-
tered a Swediiii port to cut out two or three Eng-
hat veffels carri in there as prizes by die Loa-
my ; luring oriirs to feize-and detain all
(hips, and finding fume in the harbour, tlia%-
bronght them wit alfu. Government has ordated
thefe veilels w be rellored.

The Duke of GR AV 1.9t4, it is fah], and we fc.:l
a pleafure in recording, fo laudable an ilia:ince ot-
benevolcnce and philantlitopy, never raifes his
rents, n. r, unlels from flagitious condilia,
his farmers, intbanich, that there has not icicn
known to be anv devlittifin from the family line in
the &Rent of Lii tenantry for upwards of a cen-
tury.

On Saturday Mr. NFWLAND attended at the
Stoek-Exchangc, with a Mefrage from the CHAN-
Ct SLOP. of the 7::xcircvEa, announcing that on
'Puerility next, at eleven o'clock, he will be ready
to treat for the ilext Englifh State Lottery.
In the lift of the Minority, in our Paper of Fri.
daf, there were two errors : The names of M.r
SHERIDAN and Mr. JoLLLVFE fhould have flood fur
Ow::: of Mr. E. Bouv ERIE and Mr. W. DENISON.

On Friday evening a corps of artillery embarked
at B,iftol for I)3blin :—Two other compani?.s ara
ordered from Plymouth and Teignmuuth, for
Ireland.

Mr. TANDY WA; week to take his trial for
having accepted a cot/million in the French fer-
vie?, and landing in Ireland with a French army.
Friday evening the Oratorios ended At Covent
Garden Theatre Miilh a Grand Selection from
HANDEL and 1-ItynN, Avlinfe works wanted no ad-
vantage that could be derived from a numerous
and &ilia band.

The French in Egypt have inaituted a Drama-
tic Society. At Cairo they have fitted up a the-
atre in a very neat fide, and reprefent a number
of the Ina pieces. They have likew•iie had one or
two new produdions; the words and mufic by
officers in the army, &c.—A public Concert every
Decadi has likewice been eftabliffied.

Letters are received at Edinburgh from Sir
RALPH AnEacaomar's army, dated- at Macaris
Bay, on the aill January ; at which time the ar-
my was in good health and fpirits, and no notice
had then been received of their being recalled, as
has been reported.
Piivate letters from Conflantinople, dated the
16th of F,:bruary, mention that accounts had been
received from Syria, dated the 26th of the preced-
ing month. The TIGRE and other of his Majefty's
pups had at that period joined Lord KEITH at
Marmorifi, and the whole expe.!i..ion were on the
eve of their departure for Egypt. Our fleet c,,m.
priced icy (hips, independent of fmall craft, which
were to ls• ctup!oyed in lazding the trocp. Con.
flantincpk, on :L.: tfith, wa. I cry fickle.; great
ntimbt.r, of the inhabitantch:.! ..!:clofaii epidemic
Murder, and moll of the LngTh refidents had
been affe.ctcd by it.
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Gen. I-I )t.t.oway has fucceeded Gcn. Kor: OIL
ill his command in Egypt.
The rep- its in this country Date, that the Dr v
of ALCIF.KN is difpofed to maintain a good corr.:-
fpondcnee with this nation, and is hotlile to the
French, and it is added, that all the fupplies which
the States of Barbary can afford, will be given for
Malta, &c. It is faid too, that the Der, in telt'.
mony of his friendibip to his BIUTAINIC MATE STY,
has ordered that a Knight of Malt. and 263 Mal-
tese, who had been captured by his crttifers pre-
vious to the reduEtion rf La Valettc by the Britilh,
and fold into (lavery, (hould be liberated without
ranfom. On the other hand the French Papers
Date, that the I)tv of At.ci ruts and the other ilat:.s
of Barbary, arc friendly to the Republic, that tl -cy
have font velfels to Egypt with (torts, &c. Ir. the
laa Journals arrived, there is an order by the
Minifler of Marine for French veffels not to capture
any of the Barbary cruifers, and informing them
to be under no apprehenfion of being captured by
them.

His M ti F STY'S officers of the army are ref-peel-
fully informed, they may be (applied with elegart
antic featl:4-i, upon .in improved principle, fupc-
rior in quality, and full ao per cent. cheaper than
at any other !inure in town, by P. Hxwtiss, at
ibis Feather Mannfiaory, No. a, Strand, nearly
adjoining Norptimberland•Honfe where a gene.
at the thortzli not:cc. Order' fur exportation ax?-
cuted %%ils panAuality.—N. B. P. Hrwt.tas enu.
tinuec :o matautadure Camp Delks, Letter Cop).
ing Machines, Liquor Cafes, Medic:rte
Caddied, and every other Article in the Cabinet
line, of the belt Nla:erials and Workmanfhip, etr
the molt real-unable Tenn:.