Star.
London, England, 1802-02-02 00:00:00

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PORTSMCVITII, Fra. day arrived Oa.
traufpovt (No. ? AMPHITMTF from ti,e
Straights, and has been put under quararrine..--
C'AMe ioro harbour the Ihip Ann, Captain 12,:m.r.v,
(lately from the !;traigho, having p:.•rfor-r.?
quarantine. Yeflerday arrived the Coop St. i'wv.
J. H. CREVEL matter. frytn Har:leur, wi-'a pros
lions : this veirel has is en run 1.0111 of this dal-, an.:
a little damaged b,- a v:Jualler's 7my. Yelic•rsi Iv
came into harbour a vintialler's hoy nearly of
water. Lail night it blew quite hard, wi!;d:,l,t,.tt
S. S. W. it is now afy.:it S.W. \Ve have n6t
of any damage being done yet. This evc:.:!l4 • au...!
into harbour his Ma:jelly's RErei r rON (I:,:eHFRMIONE). This afternoon arrived the Gui,D
DESIGN armed flip, from the Straights.
SHEERNESS, FED. 1.--it same on !aft night to
blow a tremendous gale from the W. S. W. ac-
companied with rain ; the Clips at the :*.Tore :truck
top-gallant malts; as as thole in harbour.—
Several boats have bloke a-drift, mein .t to the vio-
lence of the gale ; it Hill continues to blow hard
from the S. W.

DOVER, JAN. 3I.---The COl:Mfr.': of Elgin paf-
Pane vefTel, with paffengers and baggage, a:Tired
this morning about feven o'clock ; the Q.lreen
Charlotte, light, from Calais ; alfh the Prince!:-; r•f
Wales, with Mr. SHAW, the Mefrengtr, with di:-
patches ; and Mr. GEORGE JACKSON, brf,thel* to
the Miniller at Paris; Mr.Wa ItR Ex, brother in law;
Mr. ALLEN, Sir ELIJAH NM(' and three o:her
paffengers.
GREENOCK, JAN. 25.--ACCOIMIS were receiv:d
here, laft night, that th: Hoop Peggy, of this pc 1 t,
LACHLAN M'LEAN matter, from Cori: :o Liver-
pool, was wrecked in the gale of ThurWav fall,
about a mile below the tort a: I..iverpocl, a:ld every
perfon on board but one man peril L.. :(:. ..11.rrived (In
Saturday the iVlargret, MILLER, from N.c.-found-
land, in thirty days. The Pallas, BovslazN, from
Chat leliown, in thirty•two days. To: yellov: !e-
-ver itas been very fatal there this fetr-rn ; !lal al y
any of !he new corners had furvivcd ; out (,1
twenty paffengers who arrived 1.-orn Di_ppc, in
France, nineteen were cut off. The Rolamond,
CUTH EL, from this port, is arrived at Cha7lellown.
Arrived the Willi:= and Margret, R:_yNoLtni,
from New-York, in 24 days. Sfie was infide of
Torry in lcfs than :t days. The Pallas and the
William and Margret encountered the fevere gale
of Thurfday hat, in the mouth of the river, and
were driven as far out channel as the Ifle of Man.
The Neptune, of this port, I\447O.ARLAVE., from
Newfoundland, for Liverpool, put into Oh.,n the
beginning of haft week. The palrengers by this
vele' arrived here on Saturday, by %vas, of Inve-
rary. The Albion, of this port, left flodon 1;:r
Demerary, Bth December, and the Elbe, HENRY,
and Jellies, —, were clear to leave that place
all° for Demerary on the 17th December.
AMSTERDAM, JAN. z4.—The fhip Wafhingten,
Captain I'. LIDLE, arrived in ;he Texel tl.e 22d
from New York. In the florm of :aft night The ilrurk
on the ground on the South Wall. In the f,me
florm was totally loft an American fhip called the
Franklin, from Philadelphia ; a part of the cargo
lies on the Texel (hand. Th road of the Texel
is full of floating pieces of wreck.