Star.
London, England, 1801-09-16 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIRT.

DEAL, SEPT. 15.—Sled the CORSTAIT gun-
veffel, for Sheernels.—Wind N. N. E.
GRA sssss n, Sa PT. I s.—Pafred by the Alfred,
Vine tis, from Stettin; Willrart, OLDE V, :and
Good Friends, —, from Embden ; Reinholdt,
(IDLERS, from liamburgh ; Emanuell, JAcossow,
and Count Seberman, from Norway.—Sailed the
Elizabeth, —, fur Dublin; jonge Daniell, —,
for Embden; TweVrienden, Cows, for Amiler.
dam ; and Vrowe Jappee, for Rotterdam.

ARRIVED.
In the Downs, the Zephyr, Gowan; Supply, Pope ; and
Retrieve, Chalet, from Riga.
At Waterford—Seim. Maly, frost Virgins.
At the Cape of Good Hope—Venu►, ; and Britannia.
Stout, front London.
At Falrnoeth—Wontfirande Illownsan,---, from Bart-ekes
At New lurk—john, 4eyneera. how Neadvitudisod.

PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 14.

Came in the ATLAS, of 98 guns, Capt. Jot4Es,
from the Channel Fleet ; le Legere, French brig
letter of marque, of fix guns, and 30 men, from
Guadaloupe, laden with fugar, coffee, and brim.
(lone, bound to Bayonne, captured in the Bay of
Bifcar by the STOAK, of i 8 guns, Capt. PARKER;
and the Danith barque Grafer Schimmelmam, of
Altona, T. P. MUNCK mailer, from Salo, laden
with brandy, for the ufe of the Navy.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER Is.

Sailed the GANGES, of 74 guns, Captain BRIS•
BANE, to join the Channel fleet. Arrived the BAR-
EU R, of 98 guns, Admiral Cow 14c wood, Capt.
Litwin, from the Channel fleet; DESIREE, of 4o
guns, Capt. INMAN, from Plymouth; and SINCERE
gun-brig, from Marcou. Sailed this evening the
Ro SE cutter, for Marcou; and Sufannah, CARE, for
the Downs.

f • FA .11:0L , • ER S. vices Ott eye Cray
Saileil the WatsiNci II oim packet, RnERTS, cr or Men fling that the ALERT privateer of Loudim,
Liftpm, with the Mail of the Bth inP.ant; the only I had on the of August fallen in with a French
paffenger teas a Mrs. TRETHOWEN tie Loan corvette and four large !hips with troops, about
CHARLES SPENCER, a new packet, is to take the 45 leagues North-well of the Rock of Lao!), (leer-
Leeu ard fitted Mail of Wednelday next, and is iug
now ready for fea. The American packet Rill de- We learn by letters of a recent date, receitel on
tained. Sunday at Plymouth, front the CIIESAR, off Cacti/.
that Sir JAMES SAC MAREZ has declared that port
in a (laic of blockade.
A yei y gallant adion has been fought off Roche-
fort by the AMELIA fiigatc, Captain lixiturcr,
with a ilpiadron of three French frigates and a
fchooner, which the compelled to return to port.
The attempt which was to have been made by
the fire-thips belonging to Sir EDW A2D PELLE W'S
lquadron on the enemy's veffels ih Rochefort har-
bour has been given up, in confequence of tfie
llrength and number of the batteries by which they
are covered.
A letter from Ellineire, dated September 5, fa vs,
It is reported that the Portland, THOMSON, has
put into Copenhagen, with damage ; the Dove.
15Esvrix, is got on fhore near Dragoe ; and the
Hannah, late THOMESON, from Memel to Mary-
port, is on lhore on the Lapfand, but is expedted
to be got off.

THEATRE, DRVRT-LANE.—A very numerous
audience lalt night enjoyed the rich treat at this
theatre of witneffing the reprefentation of Hamlet.
The excellence of Mr. KEMBLE'S thing in that
charaCter has been long univerfally acknowledged.
Certainly in no inflance was ever a more perfed
delineation given of the meaning of the author.
He was mofi loudly applauded in his conference
with the Ghcjl, in his reproof of Guitlegern and
Rofincrantz, and in the clofet fcene, where, after
killing Paktum:, he alks--" Is it the King ?"
Ophelia was very refpeetably reprefented by Mifs
lilacs. Perhaps the was fcarcely enough hurt
with liamb's unkindnefs; but in the mad fcene
the plaintive wildnefs of her looks was 'extremely
aftetting. Mrs. POWELL was the &ern, and fed.
tamed lklalefly with confiderable dignity. We do
not think Witoooli row, either from his figure or
elocution, well fitted to aft the chg. DOWTOM
was very entertaining in the facetious, conceited,
good.natured Polonirot. SuETr fupplied the place
of KING as the Grare-iligger ; his at-ling was rather
farcical, but did not fail to give pleafure, and the
more on that account, to the gods. The Play
was fucceeded by the humorous Farce of the
Mock Daaar, sal ic}; went off with its ufual eclat.

The Haymarket a .watre doled lall night, after
a very fuccefsful lealon. rawcsrr, to whole ex-
ertions the greateft praife is due, addreffed the au-
dience in a neat valedietory fpeech. -

The remains of Sir GEORGE WARREN, Bart.
paired on Sunday through town from Kensington
to the Family Vault, in Chefler, with great funeral
pomp. The proceflion was one of the moil coftly
and attraCtive which has been lien for feveral
years.

Yellerday, aboutone o'clock, a very great crowd
affembled in Bermondfey, to witnefs the funeral
of Mr. and Mrs. Roiss, in Bermondfey Church-
Yard. They died within ten hours of each other.
on Tuefd ty and Wednefday Taft. The bodies were
conveyed in two hearfes, with three mourning
coaches, and four bodes to each, and followed by
his own carriage. There were about to,ooo fine-
tators.

An unruly horfe, in a butcher's light cart, (tart-
ed yetlet day from the corner of Brook's Marker,
Holborn, on a full gallop down Holborn, at that,
time nnufually full of carriages, without touching
any thing until he came to the corner of Fleet-
Market, where he ran the cart fo violently againft
a poll as to break it to pieces, without any further
injure than violently bruiting the old woman who
fat on the other fide the poll with a fruit flail.

The wire cellars of the Earl of BUCKINGHAM.
sinsr, at Nnaon. near Lincoln, have been lately
brr ke ripen and robbed!

Light Boors have been executed at the Cape of
Gond Hope for having excited the farmers anti
others at Graffe !Ulna to revolt ; twenty others
had been fmtenced to lefTer punilhtnents for fimilAr
offences, and in conlpiring to difircis the colony
by withholding the ncceffary fupplies from the
markets.

Vetlerday the Penifoni, father and fon, in cußody
for robbing the Lewis Mail, were brought before
N. tom ts, Etil. at the Public Office, Bow-street, for
a final examination, when the depolitions of the
different wititclks were read :and Iworn ; and the
prifoners, by advice of their Attorney, declined
making any reply to the charge in the Ferenc flag,:
oldie Wind's. The prifoners were fully commit-
ted for trial at the enfuing Atfiaes for the County
of Suffer.

A young man, who calls himfeif Tlamar Scott
Smith, was put to the bar on fufpicinn of forging
and uttering as true an order for the payment of
ten pounds, purporting, to be the order of Robert
Smith, his father, on Mai,. Smith, Payne, ;And
Smith; bankers, near the Mani-lon-home, whit ir
he had negociated to Mr. Capper, the Mailer of
the Hungerford Coffee-houfe, Strand, tr. whom he
was introduced as a Clerv'man oflir iatiii for the
Curate of St. Martimimthe-Field.: but this la os ca
to be an impolition, as he never was in orders.—
The ladtas to his palling the draft in gitellita
flifficiently proved by Mars Smith, Panne, :mil
Smith, that no filth perfon as Robert Smith, s, horn
the prifoner, when he negociated the draft to M:.
Carper, reprefented to be his father, kept cal!) at
their houfc, or ever did.
• Mr. BOND ohferted that before the bufincrs
could be proceeded fut titer in, it wiadd be need:
fart tither t.• ,tomptl the apraraact of :lie p• fo.
net s fatittt, • I that ilittie perti,u I:1 nil bar I to.
Mired who L. old politivtly &dart ;t u. as no• hit
hand-sett; ing. The latter method Le fh.+ull of
cotirte prefer, in :infer to as, ti,c difirclEng cir•
tornitaizte 1.-tilLl •,) apt;:ear as an er:.
fin: a cafe. Tie
Ti‘in:l- LliC:Cl'JtC committed for ft./a:CT