Star.
London, England, 1804-09-19 00:00:00

ARRIVED.

Off Dover, the LoutS.ra, from the River Plata. OR
Portfmouth, Sea Nymph, Rots, from Jamaica; Crown, Celery;
Julius, Aothorn ; Sufannah, Heppineft.4l; pod the Loaded', Mar.
tin, from St. Kit: s; liailtiork, Redman, from St. Ludo; Am,
Moreton, from Nevis; Phoenix, Baird; Vertumnus, Baty; sal
Reliance, —, from Tobago; Hopewell. Williamfon, from Dir.
harlots Jamaica Planter, Ford, from St. Vincent's ; Pearl, ---,
from Montferrat ; Prince, Scott. and the Rucker,. Soper, from
Grenada; /Cinema'. Rowe, from Dominic's; Augefta. Roil; and
the Heroine. C. oh. from Antigua. At Falmouth, U. mud, Ma%
rich ,from Virginia. At Lancafter, Hawke. Jackfon. floor Tortola.
At Liverpool, Cern, from liarbadoes. At Clyde, Maria,
Amiefon : Seder, Sinclair; and from Demerara;
Hermit, Patterfon; and the Calxila, Comrie. from Tortola. At
Cork, St. Antonio, from Oporto. At Oporto, Jans, Gallop
from Newfoundland. At Cadiz. Dolphin, Newell, from ditto;
and the Sarah, Danborgh, from London. At Fayall, Dffpatch.
Loring, front ditto. At lifbon, laticavaur. Millar, from ditto;
Little Sarah, Aurora, Stripier; id the Golfo, from
Cork.

By private Letters we learn, that the Mailsearried
by the Pruffirn vetrel Orion, Contain Zuvostowyn,
from London, were flopped at Maafluys, and fent to
Zcilt by the French.

The Dectotstia, of 74 guns, jut} arrived at Chat-
ham, and captured in the Welt Indies is ordered to
be paid off, and prepared fur fervice immediately.
A vcffel under Pruffian colours attempting to pars
up the River on Monday evening. after limier, coa-
ti ary to the Proclamatino of the Lr`RD Mayoao was
flied at by Capt. Smow's armed (chow-ter, lying off
Gr:enwlch, and brought to.
A thip fr,m the Weft Indies, bound to Liverpool,
is reported to be loft in St. Gi:orge's Channel, In/-
poled to be the Acion or Aanon.
The following captures are laid to have been made
by French privateers:—the brig Tatar, the Eagle
ichot.ner, and the Geor,;(, NI,Ls VER, Liv.rpool.

A kite:. from Lifbon, dated t: e 7th instant, (late•
that the convoy from England was jtiq arrived.
The Cambridge, —, and the Caerwent,
from London for the South Seas, were all well at
kio Janeiro on the 2Sth of Mar.

The Dart, nOLLAND, from Liverpool, waa lon on
the Coati of Africa on the 14111 of July ; crew la•ed.
The Eliza, CHAPMAN. finm 13erbice for Loudon,
parted from the fleet in ;At. h 5. long. 49.
Exttaet of a letter d tied Barbadoei, 9th Auguft,
18.:4.•`...4 It is reported that VICTOR H 1/014 IS is de.
territimtd on hatrading our commerce, by his old
plan of ptivatecting, and that a WI, of 22 guns and
35') nun, may he t;sps.4led out of Cayenne in a few
days 3 two or three Ifron etp:ned loon to
1,-.llow her. IVe have had no Lit, et:iivah here from
Aft ica. A sir:el from Gintslalnure 'slings informa-
tion of fevetai velfels having been earned in there,
but have not been able to It.tin their names ; one of
them a Gtrinearnan, taken ft, the coal of Africa,
%%as regtiktm goirg into Go idahape. The recent
c t, cure bs the cricmy o; the Ih o, of war Litt I', and
aimed Ichoorrt MAR.; $.l. t.e may hope, ih•
fpiie ccri,::!ce to venture a
little neater evt crtvz .ts than they have been wont
in Jo; their are i,;zr.Lr.,:ly mut.h furerior in
1.1i:;1,:, chat n in,; bait chance of falling in to
i,,i„.„.1 of 12,1,, i+fc't)Ability of taking
il:cu:."

CUT JEANNOT DOWN.

Tunc—'• Epilogue to John BulL"

Dot:APAR r in a rage took it into his head,
Ne'd put a full Itois to John's Eaft-India trade;
Co, ',Muni, lays Nap; in his Brie fearlet gown,
Let them know we've a fleet, and can cut7romuct Jews. Fal,&e
" 0 pace, me vil go," the brave Admiral ery'd,
" De courage of Frenchmen de blow fhall decide ;
Jean Bout he Mall die at your Majcity's frown,
By dc alat vit vich me vil Ireanget clove."
Mien owl like, by night, fkulklng by in the day,
Far as China be got—no bull dogs in his way ;
the (poll was reffels his own
YCII-..111 his idea—for he'd tat 7tactnot doluct.
"0 vat me do fee," he with cztafy cried,
" De Thi huts arc all here and elefe by our Sae,
0 now toil' hooneur of Naickedt crown,
You mall fee in vat 11)1e me vil cut 7,0..a.t,cv. Fat, ace.
For adUon prepare, through our fleet was au:lliad,
At this his enrage was a little bit maim'd,
Such a trimmits DANC I gave him as nc'er he had known,
C ~rant-.ow was Lit teen, Read of cat 7raccuo: d.ws. rat, Ste.
Norc" croicwrt a eciri' bad: to France Linois go,
And brag of the feats you've been able to do.
But I've an you'd l 0 ,4 very br..wn,
Should Napier repeat--go and re: 7eromst iswv. Fal, &e.
And Doug remember you've nothing to do
Witt the Insliera-they're Johns, and the India Mips too;
For Ds Net and his Chincre jig-tine mail drown,
Nor your late brave attempt there to car 7flo,estdstcv.

Fid, &c.

Fat, &c.

-The following melincholy event took place on
Friday IaII—JAMES AVisase, Efq. and family, who
were engaged in a tour through the counhy, took
their departure from hots on the abuse day, in one
of the pleafure boats, on an excuifion down the Wye,
and bad proceeded as far as Coldwell, the dual place
of flopping to take fume refrefhment on the voyage.
Aftr dinner, his two lons expreffed a wifh o bathe,
whirels was nut objetied to by the father,t as they
could both fwim: before they had been long in the
water, the eldefi, a fine youth about 57
years of age,
called out for help, when one of the boatmen in-
truly plunged in to his affinance, and becoming
entangled toAtther, funk to the bottom. The water-
man, difengaging himfelf, rofe to the futface, and
with difficulty reached the (bore; but every effort to
free the youth was ineffatual.
Edwards, the man fufpeited of the murder of
young HAWKINII, was brought to Portfmouth on
Saturday evening, and lodged in the gaol by Mr.
HILL and Mr. 4TONEHAM, who had followed him to
Woodbridge barracks, in Suffolk. where they found
him already in cri,loely, upon information coturnu•
nicated by General' Wierriencee. Edwards is laid
to Bate, that an unhappy forffla took place between
hint and the deceafed, in which the latter, by fall-
ing from the mill gallery. or fcaffold, broke his neck;
that to conceal his death, he buried the corpfe as
before llated ; that it was not liswitires's hat which
was found in the milldam, for that he threw down
the. privy.
Friday afteinnon a fire broke out in a malt kiln
belonging to Mr. George Fotreil, brewer, Pleafance,
Edinbulh. Affillance was immediately had, the
flames were estinguifhed, and the only damage fuf-
tained, was confaming the flock of malt in the kiln.
The account given in a Morning Paper, of the dif-
order which has prevailed lately at a place of worfh;p,
in Great Gardemfl:e-t, Whitecliarel, is very incor•
to. This chapel it a wooden building, inferior to
a barn, may, be called fuch) is not rented by Mora-
vians, as Slated, bait by the followers of Mrs. Johanna
Soutlicote, %Le pi.erfiter prophetefs, who fume years
yeats fleece publiOnd leveral long articles in a Daily
Paper. met mhos to make known future events in
the political and religious world. At the beginning
of the relent I tar, her opinions were firongly cf.
ponied by a Mr. C. of Southwaik, who grounds his
conviCtion of their truth on Come extraordinary vi-
'funs, laid to be teen by a boy in his fervice. Since that
time, a great number of profelytes have been made ;
and, befidee the meeting inWhitechapel, there is laid
to be another in the Borough. chiefly ruder the ma-
nagement of Mr. C. On Wednefday evening lath,
as the pallor of the former meeting was officiating,
two of the WhitechapelVolunteets entered ; on which
he imediately turned the topic of his difeourfe to
the Volunteer ty item, and perfonally addreffied item.
He feid, it bid been revealed to him, aat the French
would certainly land, and that .he Volunteers corild
tsrst prevent them--that all their efforts w add be elle-
lefs--that, notwithilanding which. the enemy would
be completely dellroyed—but their deltrera'nn would
be effened by an ALMIGHTY and invincible ponce.
—Several perfuns prefent, conceiving t"is doeleine
of nt.n.refinance to he dangerous, as tending to
dAmt, the ardour of the people' called nut to him and
reprefented the intproptiely of his condtp9, on which
a general feene 01 ti rmilt tank place. Some of the
peset, were lonken down, and one perfon is in cultoiy
for the offence.
At the beginring of IA week they fold to their
cred..l•ae 'A seerslather the impretlicn
of one, we% 0, roma the p, (tom de
(innet ate-u..ia.ct invallon, and blafithenoailly in-
tinu•ted that ih. 1 sere the ve:C•ns Ipnl.cnof in the
Revelatione, as lirvOi7‘ the mark of the ALMIGHTY ;
' hut b:i••g t u I!.i, r V. 21 Offellte cogniz-
able by law, they have tow,. given that feat away to
thole who porch Je a hook containing a few hymns,
',lice ow •g. On Sunday ertnit:, a sr..at
of parlous artcridcd : the e:rapel beit nearly fUhrd at
an catty hour, the elota s were doled, and an at cmpt
w is tria•.le to built them ~pen by force pelf, m. who
ob c: e '. that no ;dace of we rthip could le,ally
fie
6i.et ferrice ; tart being inf,ritted
by one of Ills ei:arion, that the :::acraii:ert
adrrinineritig, they defined. A large cm.cc.irie of
people, however, hill remained, in order to tare a
vi-w e.t there is .nderful luminaries, and it was fear.
eta nave been the coofeciuence; but tome
the olf.i rs id Police were near, in vale tech an
(sect hariten..d. 1: was Riven ant ti.,.! die place
‘l'...drefdAy evenii.g ft r public
tb: pa itor, who It yles hiruf.ll the
. void antwer all quer-
, : p..6•.1 :•y p isbo dourlet!d the truth 01
addipz, that he had it in command
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