Star.
London, England, 1801-07-28 00:00:00

FALMOUTH, JULY ti.

Arrived the DUKE or CLARRNCE packet, Capt.
ztissass, from the Leeward Elands, with Marls,
in 37 days, from Tortola : the failed from hence
on the sad of April, and arrived at Barbadoes on
the sad of May; at Martinique the found his Ma-
jetty's (hips AMPHITRITE, SURINAM, HORNET,
HAwas, the PHARO3 tranfport, and TRUMP
prifon (hip; the landed her Mails at the feveral
Iflands.--The Howl. arrived at St. Kitt's with
the convoy from Martinique on the t eth of June,
and on the 13th ; the Altai arrived there With part
of the convoy from England,as did the Am PH I 1. errs
and DROMEDARY with convoys from the different
Wands : the failed from Tortola on the 18th of
June, under convoy of the Fatal, 'loop of war,
who parted from her on the aad, in lat. 26. 30.
long. 63. and arrived here this day without meet-
ing any particular Occurrence, nor do I learn that
the brings any news of importance. The only paf-
fenger war Me. Feemosos, the Collator of the
Cullom& at foti

.PLYMOUTH, JULY s 6.
. .
ThiSinerning isrrived his Majefty's (hip DORisj
61. !l4Ca*. HALLIDAY, from a cruize, and
brought tK laVheaerette, a beautiful Ftench Na-
tional corvette, of is gins, which was cut out of
Camaret Bay, on Wednefday night hit, by is
boats belonging to his Majefty's (hips ROROST, of
74 guns, Besotieo, of 44 guns, UaAere, of 38
inns, and DORIS, of 36 guns; which (hips com-
peted part of the in.fhore fquadron cruizing off
Brett: the attack was begun during the night, but
as foon as the enemy difcovered the Englifh boats
approaching, they opened a tremendous fire from
the corvette, .and the batteries on the (bore, and
the undaunted bravery of the Englifh officers and
feamett was perhaps never more firmly oppofed by
an enemy, than in this dreadful contell, which
continued two hours and a half, during which
time the Mott terrible carnage took place on both
fides, fo that the Frenchman's deck, when (he
ftruck, was. literally covered with the mangled
bodies of the contending parties. The lofs of the
enemy was immehfe, but is not exally known;
the lofs of the Britifh 'alto was very confiderable
in killed and wounded.—Lieutenant MAXWELL,
of the Biloll/11/, !lightly wounded;. Lieutenant
Mutts, of the UaAx a, badly wounded; Lieut.
Snictita, of the Marines of the Besot-no,
Mid; Mt. %Valetta, bEdlhipman of the Kozo rr,
kOlegi.sad a Lieutenant of the fame !hip 'rounded.
fietend other Officers were badly wounded, but
thelatsticulars of the lofs cannot yet be afcertained.
This very dear bought corvette is a very fine (hip,
and had juft been completely equipped and vitlual-
led for a voyage to St. Domingo, where (he was
bound with difpatches. Whether the difpatches
were taken or not we have not yet learned, nor
ire any further particulars of the glion worthy of
credit yet known; only it appears to have been one
of the molt fevere conflids, and defperately con-
tefted glib= during the war.
An account has been received that Lieutenant
THOMAS Nityrrott, Commander of the Nits cut-
ter, of t 4 guns, was killed a few days ago, in at•
tempting to cdt out a gun-boat from tome Bay
on the coati of France ; many others of the crew
were killed and wounded, but the capture not
defied.

PROM LLOYD'S LIST.
DtiL,ULY 57.--Sailed the Aa ROW hoop, on a
cruise, Arrived the Loyal Britain and Aurora
tranfportl,from Portfmooth, with the lick and hap
gar of the 9th Regiment of Foot. Wind E
iill•VtsllilD, JULY s7.—Arrived the Supply,
—; Port of Sunderland, i Champion,
Quoit ; Perfererance, and Uriana,
fsom Peterthurgh ; Vtiendfcap, —; and Simp,
&MATT, from Rotterdam i Frederick and Elisa-
beth, —; Poll and Catharine, —; and Ni-
cholas and Ann, SA as, from Norway I Rein
Deer, Faosr, from Baltimore; and St. Patrick,
CAMPISILL, from Baran.
ARRIVED.
AI Pakeasth—EAttabeth. laPC.hte; and Made frigate, with

a &et under convoy, from Quebec.
At Briftob—Friendthip, Nue; from Virginia; and Nanny,
from Bolton.
At Qyde—Trio, Bean, from Heldman; Pqzy, Carrick,
from Virginia; Hercules, Crawford; Jean. 11d.bugald; Sur.
Price, C Yi Providence, Commerce, Blake; Minerva,
Potter; Elita, Parry ; Fortuna, Leitch; Gothaid,Rudd ; Bet-
fry, Twit ; John, Scott ; and Columbus, Thornton, from Jr
rlakA;Marf Young, float Virginia; and Friend ailp, Link Liter,
from Oporto.
At &VAR— Jane, sawyer, from
At Cerlb—Portlsod. leek, from Pardon.' Nymph. 141 g.
Cm, from Virginia; Etta. Lung; and Robert. (leak, fiom
I"o2ica ; Silky, Tripp, from NOW Vat; and Nancy, At.
kmfon, from Ronan.
At Dubbn--Prankly, Tucker, from Philadelphia; Julius
ezrar. (;rant; Commerce, Grant; Ruby, Grantham; and
14'1"t7rnerf, Ainfwords, from Jamaica.
At Lrith—Chancr, I oraben, from Perriburgh.
At Atufiordion—Csiftor and Pollux, Sintpfou, from Salta-
more.
tbc Patrick. Cuisphelk fmtn tclUt
Ulf Deer, Trott, from Maryland.
At Owl-orgy—Nancy, from "Ihmlsf"
Os Wit tbv--Mari. liotcheilfais ; Commerce, Howe ; Pcf•
irventr,t. 6..rbut t and a large Boat. from Peceelbinzb.
At Ses.l.ro'-..ktutalictli, &Nita, ffoin Rra
Az %dies—Assn and (faticia, Patrice; Maas. Fatima)
sadAllitatars. Wm, frog Lain.

14ARWICH, stl.
Yefterday the MOWREY gun vigil, Lieutenant,
CeaseLt.'s, failed from hence to Sheemefs, alfo
the AIIOVEI revenue cutter on a cruize. The
HasT, gun veffel, Lieutenant Callum-ow, failed
hence this morning for Sheernefs; and the Halal
armed brig to the Northward.— His Majetty'sl
Grip susv, of 64 guns, commanded by Sir Ea.
WARD BERRY, is expeded every day in Ozely
Bay, where flue is to be Rationed for the protec-
tion of that part of the coati of S'itFolk. Five
fifhing fmacks have been hired at this place, by
direftion of the Elder Brethren of the Trinity
Houfe, for the purpofe of being- Rationed at the'
buoys lying at the refpeEtive fands at the entrance
of the Swin, in order to cut the buoys away, or
deßroy them, in cafe an enemy's fleet fhoulci make
its appearance. His Majefty's fhip Coigns/110R, of
74 guns, will be completed and ready to launch'
in the courfe of two months. Captain Lusts-
Dims, latv of the Pow/ex Arius, is to have the
command of this fhip.

His Majefty's fhip.lsis in getting into the Downs
from the northward, on Saturday night, got upon
the Brake, but was got off again by the aftance
of the Deal boats, without receivinvany apparent
damage.

OnEriday fe'nnight arrived at Leith, the Truf-
ty of Dyfart, JOllll LAYEROCI mailer, laden with
hemp, Ste. one of the Britifh (hips that was de-
tained by the late Emperor PAUL. The Trolly
failed from Riga on the 25th ult. with three other
veffhls, and joined at flu. Sound feveral more,
making in all 26 fail, chiefly from Peterfburgh,
having failed on the 9th inftant, under convoy of
the SELBY floop, Capt. WILLIAMS. Capt. LAVE.
ROCK Rates, that he and his crew, with thole of
other !hips detained, were marched to an inland
tbtro, about So miles up the country, where they
were very kindly treated; andwhen he returned and
joined his fhip, on the 26th of May laft, he found
her in much better order than he was taught to
expe6t, and, before he failed, the was completely
caulked at the expence of the Ruffian Government.
The Trufty, in her pelage down the Baltic, pallid
three or four fail of Britifh men of war cruising
between Bornhollis and Falftervon Reef ; ana
Capt. LAVE/OCR reports; that on the Sth inftant
he taw the Britifh fleet, confifting of about 4o fail
of veffels, pafs the Sound downward.

Saturday, according to annual cuftom, the
elation of the fenior boys educated on King Henry
the Sixth's Foundation, at Eton School, to,the
Scholarfhip of King's College at Cambridge, com
menced at Eton College, before the Rev. Dr.
Syron la, Provoft of King's College.—ln the even-
ing, the Etonians in celeatiott of the event, and
as a prelude to the commencement of the Eledion
Vacation, bad a grand regatta on the Thames.—
The boats were decorated with Calk flags, and the
rowers appeared in the fame fuperb dreffes as on
the King's Birth Day ; their aquatic excurfion
extended to Surley Hall, and in an oppofite mea-
dow they refrefhed themfelves with an abundant
cold collation, and plenty of the belt wines; the
' drums and fifes of the Guards attended to enliven
the G*o^.4 rhvin feveral rnarri.i [once .1 the
Town Band proved but a forry fubftitute for the
Regimental Bands, which have generally been
employed when at Windfor : unfortunately for the
liberality and fpirit of the young Gentlemen, the
Panics of Wats s's band was previoufly removed
to Brighton. The beauty of the evening aura, ed
an itirmenfe concourfe of fpedators to both fhores,
and the old bridge was not deftitute of its ufual
vifitants.—After palling under the bridge, and
fainting the company by reiterated huzzas, the
amufements of the evening were concluded, by the
rowers coming on chore and retiring to College.—
A good difplay of fire-works took place, under
the diredion of Fire-worker MOODY.

Wroxham Broad on Fridayfe'nnight, wascovered
with numerous boats of various defcriptions, and
the novelty of a Sailing Match attraded a great
deal of genteel company. The boats which enter-
ed for the Silver Cup were the Union, Ethalion,
Telegraph, Companion, Nelfon, Ceres, Albion,
and Fly. About two o'clock, buoys having been
previoufly placed to mark the courfe, the fignal
was made for unmooring, and the boats immedi.
ately got under weigh, andfailedthree times round
the Broad, continuing in fight all the time, when
vi Gory declared in favour of the Union. An ele-
gant Silver Cup, with an appropriate infcription,
was then prefented by the Rev. Mr. Palermo to
the fnecefsful candidate ; after which the company
dined on board their refpeiive boats, and the re-
mainder of the day was fpent with much convivia•
lity and good humour, which the pidurefque fee-
nery of the place the attendance of an excellent
band of MUfiC, and the favourablenefs of the wea-
ther, could not fail to heighten.
The highly intending fcenes of the Fire Kmg.
or Alerrt and Rol a', at the Royal Circus, St.
George's Fields, are fo profufely embellifhed by
the height of magnificence, and the whole fo capi-
tally aided by the much-admired Pantomime of
the Brijh i, 404 that we are by no means fur-
prifed at the crowded audiences feen there every
evening—this, however, we find is the lad week
of the prefent performances ; and a new fplesidid
Comic Pantomime, which has been a long time in
rehearfal, will be fpeedily produced.
The New Spedacle of Re...a or Pormilvei
Bower, prefented for the &II time at the Royal
Amphitheatre. We Reinder Bridge, left night drew
a n amerous, and though in rather an advanced date
of the funtmer,a very falbionable.andience at an
early hour in the evening. Our contemporaries in
the prints of this morning have feverally given
their opinions of this produdion, in a general and
impartial manner, and happy are we to fay, that,
however flattering has been the notice takes of this
pathetic., fuperb,and very laurelling fpefteele, our
voice, judgment, and hands, join ace with the
thundering plaudits bellowed on Fair Refamend la ,
night by a delighted and admiring audience : the
entr/eo: Henry as a conqueror from France, with
his knit, warriors, horfes, and trophies of vic-
tory, beggars any thing like defcription, and mud
be fern to bt credited.