Star.
London, England, 1801-05-15 00:00:00

PORTSMOUTH, MAY !4.

This evening arrived the FLORA, of 36 guns,
Captain MIDDLITON, with a convoy from Litton.
—Various reports were afloat on her arrival, re-
fpeEting her having brought important difpatches ;
but as the was immediately put under quarantine,
we have not yet learned the particulars.

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YARMOUTH. MAY z 4.

Tuefilay arrived the Ts" MC son a (loop of war.
—Yefterday arrived the Btasfc a frigate from the
Baltic fleet; Admiral Sir Hype nal= and Tome
other officers came home pafrengers in her.—This
morning arrived the INsvacToa Hoop of war, with
the lofs of her foremaft : (he was brought in here
by the Cosouac brig.

!ROM LLOYD'S LIST.
DIAL, MILY 14.—Sailed the SUILPRIZZ frigate
to Sheen& i and the Basiusa gun-veifel to the
Weaward.—Wind S.W.

Clamant), Mar t4.—Pall by the Draper,
Pickle?; Lord Donegal, SMITH; Lady Sin-
clair, BAIN is • and Fanny and Kitty, SHANNON,
from Bella ; 'Sarah, Jonas; and Dowen, &rams,
from Newry; Elisa, BURTON, from Charlefton ;
James and John, BurcHaa, from Lifbon ; and
Ann, —, from Demerara.—Sailed the Neptu-
ass, for Elfusore ; and St. Patrick, CAW,-
1 sass. for BelfaL

DiSTRIBUTiON OF PRIZE MONO'.
The crew of the UNION hired atlhcd eater, lb!
the falvage of the chip Friendlhip, will be paid
their proportions at Portfmouth on the arrival of
the raid cutter.
The crew of the hired armed cutter Srit4;Ar
the recapture of the brig London of Londoss,.wAll•
be paid their proportions arifing from the faltsge
of the raid recapture on her arrival in port. ,
The crew of the JAMAICA, for the recapture of
the Duke of Athol and James and Ruth, will be
paid their proportions of the falvage on board the
JAMAICA on her arrival in port.
The crew of the floop SPITFIRE, far the cap-
ture of the Concordia, will be paid their propor-
tions of the final payment of the laid prize on board
the SPITFIRE on her arrival at Plymouth.
The crew of the fame floop, for the capture of
the Danith Ihip Sohellern, will alto be paid their
proportions of the laid capture on board the floop,
on her arrival in port.
The crew of the hired armed cutter DRAKE, for
the recapture of the brigpabriel, will be paid their
refpeetive flutes of the falvage of the Paid recapture
on the cutter's arrival in Yarmouth Roads.

ARRIVED.
At Gibraltar—Greenwich, Inglis, from Zant ; Diana, Coots ;
Young Jonah, Lamb; Oriana, Paterfon; Nancy, —; Bri-
tannia, Strahan; and Sally, Stokes, from London.
Off Falmouth—Jane, Dangufield, from Virginia; and Fay,
Leonard, from New York.
In the Downs—Aurora, Prince, from Charleston; Char-
lotte, Roper; Ex, Cade; Commerce, —; and Friendthip,
—; from Dublin.

At Clyde—Albion, Cloullon, from Jamaica; Hope, Felker,
from Plymouth, in America; anti George, Campbell, from
New York.

At Briltol—Vidtory, Batten, front Virginia; Mobawke,
—, from Palermo; and Perfeverance. from Philadel-
phia.
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• At Martinique.—E'iza, Oson, from Liverpool.
At Cowes—Sincerity, Wicks, frown Philadelphia.
At New York—lris, Barnard, from BMA
At Minoru—Jackf-n, Sandwell, from London.
At Londonderry—Enterprize, Wileoks, from New York.
At Dover.-The Stan, Adams, from Baltimore.
At Yarmouth—Two Friends, Harris, from Oporto.
At Cork—Lydia, Duncan, from Bayonne; utd Friendedp,
Morgan, from Philadelphia.
At Waterford—Friendihip, Hammond, from Oporto. .
At Bdfalt—Hannah, Barrett, from Baltimore.

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At Liverpool—Lord Rodney, Turnbull; Frisadihip, Mot ;
Brooks, —; Whydak, White; Will, Marthall; and Vene-
rable, Rudd, from Jamaica; Lovely Lars, —, from Antigua;
Crellin, front Martinique; Dolphin, Dobriched, from
Diamtg; Mars,'Sheifield; A111(710111, •••••• from New York ;
South Carolina, —, from Philadelphia; Nicholas, Year,
Dom Roftock ; Pacific, —, from Bolton ; Mary,—, from
Virginia; Adelina, —, from Baltimore; George, Norris,
from Savannah; and Sachan, M‘Donald, from Portland.

One of the 266 perfons whore releafe from Al-
gerine flavery was lately effee.led by Mr. FALCON,
the Britifh Conful, arrived a few days agn at his
native place, Gosforth, near Whitehaven, after an
abfence of two and twenty years !--clueng which
time his friends had received no intelligence con-
cerning him, and had long fince fuppofed him
dead.—lt is Paid, that he fpeaks of le viral others,
from the county of Cumberland, why fitarcd in
that emancipation ; one of whom had " dragged
the galling yoke," for thirty years.—We hope
thortly to be enabled to lay fome particulars be-
fore our readers.

MeSlONAßlts.—lntelligence is received of the
dear of Mr. FOUNTRIN, OliC of the Baptill MIA
fionaries at Serampour, in Bengal. Confstierable
progrefs has been made in printing the tranflation
of the Bible in the Bengalefe language. Laft
September rsoo copies of Matthew's gofpel, and
2000 of Mark's and Luke's, with ten chapters of
John's gofpel, were finifbed at the prefs. As
Matthew's gofpel was the firft complete accotmt
of the life, &c. of Cita:ST, they threw off soo copies
extraordinary of the tranflation of it, to di(perfe •
among the Hindoos, until the whole books of the
New Teflament were ready to be delivered to
them. The whole is probably Stated before this
time. Mr. CARET and the other Miffionaries were
well ; and expeCtations were entertained that the
qv() Eons of Mr. CARIT, who (peak the language
of Bengal with great fluency, would flrengthen the
miffion.

...
Friday was executed on St. Michael's-hill, Brir-
tol, purfuant to his fentence, Captain W. How
The crime for which he fuffercd, was for having
wilfully funk the fhip Merry Andrew, to the pre-
judice of the Underwriters.
Saturday were executed at Chefler, Samuel "Oho-
fon, and John Morgan, for putting off forged Bank
Notes ; and John Clare, for houfebreaking.—On
their way from the Cagle to Boughton, the place
of execution, at which they had nearly arrived,
Clare, who had appeared much undaunted the
whole of the way, leaped out of the cart, fprang
through the crowd, and ran and tumbled down
the hill oa which the gallows formerly flood, into
the river Dee, from whence he was taken in a few
minutes, but quite dead ; his body, however, was
carried to the fatal tree, and there fufpended for
the ufual time. _ • _

....
The cafe of the five men convided at the loft
Warwick Affixes, for breaking into the counting.
houfe of Meffrs. Botros and Co. at Soho, has not
yet received the decifion of the Twelve Judges,
for whofe opinion their cafe was refcrved, on a
quetlion whether the felonious entry of this count.
inghoufe, though under the fame roof with the
dwelling houfe, was a burglary within the mean.
ling of the Statute ? Their Lordthips have once
met upon it, but did not then concur in one opi-
nion.
On Monday afternoon a fet of fellows attacked
a bullock, and exciting all their ufual tricks to
irritate the beaß to madnefs, drove it through fe-
veral Rreets is Wellminiler, till at lafi it ran into
Johnfoses-contt, Charinrerofs, where it was bal.
tered and ham-firung : in this condition they en-
deavoured to drive it along the Strand, and the
poor tormented creature, bellowing with torture.
and unable to move, was let upon and worried by
dogs : at lengtb,wlu.n the exhaufied animal could
affiwd no more fport to hi% ravage followers, they
'bought to have him difpatched, and conveyed
awAy in a cart. The whole was a fcene of a confu.
lion of brutality feldom witneffed. A cart filled
with people, whole curiofity lcd them to comm.-
plate the !niceties inflided on the poor animal,
was upfet, and many perivas confiderably hurt.

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