Star.
London, England, 1802-08-17 00:00:00

ARRIVED

At Liverpool—the Mac, Murdock, from Maffachufett's
Sally, Mitchell, and Neptune, Neale, from (lychee ; and Blair
Hughes, from Oporto.
At Laneafter—Thetis, Lawfon, from Liam.
At Cork—Norfolk Hero, Scott, from Qucbec.
At Dublin—Perfeverance, Briton, from London; and Ma-
ry, Wade, from Oporto.
At Helvoet—Neptuntts, Jugers, from Nei/ York.
At Rotteniani—Drie Gthroders, Johannes, from Smyrna.
At Barcelona—Mary, Surtics, from Q2ehee; Mary. Mor-
ton, from London; and the John and Mary, Scott, from
Riga.

The Sally, NICHOLSON, from Martinico to Ja-
maica, was taken in September Lai, and carried
into Cartliagcna.

The pailiculars which v c laid before the Pub;
lic, refpeding the fi:izare of the Fame, Jerfey pac-
ket, have been contradided by fume of our fellow-
Journalifts. It is not neceffary to inform our
Readers that oar fources of intelligence are as
correft as our principles are impartial •and difin-
terefted. It is now the fpirit of fomc hired writers
to call difaffefted all thofe who doubt the upright
intentions of our late enemies. We with to leave
them in poireffion of their triumph in the glories of
France. We (hall never be deterred from Rating
fads, althougt we may fubjed ourfelves to the
contradiction If Minitlerial or Oppofition Papers.
We have received Rill farther confirmation of
the literal ti uth of our ftatement refpeding the
conduit of France in this refped ; and we chal-
lenge our opponents to difprove one tingle part of
our affertiolis.

The Deputy from the Chamber of Commerce is
returned from Paris to Jerfey, with little hopes a
the releafe of the fhip or cargo. The Fame, in-
deed, has bccn obtained On bail—but the cargo
remains at Cherbourg.
Unchecked in this at of aggreffinn, the French
have proceeded to other ;Jets of holtility. We are
informed, that a velfel bound to Guernfey has been
feized by the French Niacin's, on her pile. Of all
the particulars of this event we are not yet fo fully
informed as we are of the former. But fo high
are the hopes of the Cherbourg Officers of enrich-
ing themfelves by thefe predatory excurfions, that
,three new patacbes are building in that port. We
obferved, before, that all vetfels bound to Jerfey
and Gvernfey, from Southampton, or the Port,
to the Eaftward, pars through the Race of Alder-
ney, within much lefs than four leagues from the
French coati, and will therefore be liable to fei-
zure. Alderney itfelf is within that fpace.
Our hovering ad never extends to thefe necef-
fary voyages; elk we have an equal right to feize
all velfels palling through the Straits of Dover,
with any articles of French manufacture.

Yetlerday a failor belonging to the Adventure
brig, lately funk near Brighton, was brought up
for examination to the Manfion-houfe, having been
apprehended on Sunday hit at Deal. His depo-
fition was taken down in writing, after which he
was committed for a further examination.

Advice was yefterday received in town, of the
Captain of the (hip fuppored to have been wilfully
funk at Brighton, being apprehended at Harwich,
on board one of the packets, as it was failing on
Sunday for Holland. His name is Codling. The
circumftances of his apprehenfion are thus related
lin a letter from Harwich, dated Auguft t S :
" This day at noon, during the time the packet
boats were tacking about to get out of the harbour,
for Cuxhaven and Holland, a perfon arrived ex-
prefs from London, and went to the Agent's OP
five to examine the names of the pafTengers that
were entered yefterday to go over ; but the name
did not appear, which he raid was not material, as
he knew the man. Ile brought down with him a
warrant, which he got the Mayor to back. He
then requefted the agent to lend him a Poll Office
Jack ; and if he would go with him, the comman-
ders of the packet-boats would pay more attention
to the bufines. The agent did accompany him in
a boat with Six oars, and hoifted the colour, which
was not noticed for fume time after fhe put off;
but j aft before the packet-boats got out of hai hour,
the boat was noticed, and got on board the packet
boat bound to Cuxhaven ; but the man was not
found there. The boat then went to the packet-
boat bound to iiolhind, and feitnd the man laid
down in the bed place in the cabin, from whence
he was taken, put into the boat, brought on fhore,
and lodged in the gaol till he is fent to London,
which will be to-morrow. He proves to be the
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