Star.
London, England, 1805-01-04 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

oIIA7CSENO. JAN. 3.—Palicd by the Courier, Grant, from
Dominica; Frederick Lutlwi2„ Kaska... and the Marpretta, Mar-
tin, from the Cumber:and, Wallis, for Jamaica ;
and the Racehorfe, Griffith, fut BerbLe.

The Lnrds of the Admiralty have appoin•ed a
tonvoy for the %Vett Indies to fail from Cork on the
loth init.

prrmter number of feamen were yesterday ad-
mitted pcnlioners into Gre.:nwich HoIOW, titan has
been known fcr c.any qua:ters pall.
Confiderable improvements are to be made in the
Navil Elolpital at Malta, and livtral new appoint-
ments are about to take place in that ettablifhment.

As a ttait in the Britifh charaeter the following is
not unworthy nt notice : His Mrjelly's (hip the
BUCKINGHAM being appropriated folely to the recep
tion of and' Prisoners of War, her fltip's comptn:-,
confilling of a detachment of the Royal Marine,•, and
fome lean:en, r..tve up the whole of their prosifions,
beer, &c. on Chrifimas Dry, to the Dutch prifoners,
in confideration of the humanity and kindnefs wi:h
which they undetflood the P.omarY's Officers and
fbip's company had been treated by the Dutch on
occafion of the lofl of that kip on their coall—an
acknowledgment which the prifoners moil thankfully
enjoyed in every fink of the expreffion. On New
Year's Day they were regaled by the Officers of the
Chip on account of the fame confidcrali•,n.

OS3 OF THE TARTIIM.
PARTICULARt OF THE LOSS OF HI. M 4JESTY'4 314 i?
TAR TAROS, CAPT. WITHIRS, orr MARGArE,ON rag

20,TH U t.T.

;I We Lid rnde nut in f ty t!,e heavy gale r,f. the
19th ult. but on the as:Alt, At hi in the evellit,r, a
heavy (mull parted c ?We, l'iti t4r ve Its ttpnn,ll, fe
dAngerons (ands in Margate r"atl;, from whirl 1.0
Ihip was ever known vo he (eve.!.

. Our fignals of diliers wei; heard at Mug Ire ;
hut it being then lotv water, no trnats could gi.
to our affittince till ahemt 'we v: n'cl •ck, when Isvo
loggers were manned wi h tw.lve men each, (Fe
Loid Winn and (Zleen) whist, after enct.untei tag
a tremendous lea, ith a vi4e::: gale from E.N
vit ab an one o'cl c k nett the T ;b • ••is
ace qua sti the heat vln f could not anproach e
chip, with tot the title of being immedi mly funk :--
they were therefore obliged t., 4..chor .11 fume little
diltance, within two fatlmm water. l'he Tartan's
lowered one of her hats, into &hie!) tier: i.ut the
tick, the w limn, and children, to the number of 20,
but the boat, in endeavtatring to reach one of ale
loggers (the Lord Nellon) grounded on the land,
and the pecyle therwelvo hp f r loft. Tie
(12een, at the imminent h e.ard of the lives of her
own people, intme;:iatel) fli,tped her cable, and ran
salonglide the hoar, in fit feet water, and had the
good fortune rave the whole. During thi., an t' t
beat was few. from the (hip with plifontr., which
teacLcd the Lid N-lion in fafety. Ato e was car-
tied with her to dr tw her back to the (hip, hut the
was dallied to pieces in the attempt. An -her (he
only remaining boa') was then 1-st cred from the
(hip, with two men in it, and immediately funk ; one
of the men was drowned, and the other with great
difF.eulty raved.

" In this fittration, it being impnttble for the log-
gers to approach the fair, the Captain dirested them
to return to Margate with thole they had Lived, arid
to endeavour to pro Cure further afli!tance. This was
about three o'clock, and it was not till two (,'clock
of the afternoon of the next day, Friday, (Atiritiz
the whole of which time the !hip was m.,ment ily ex-
pected to fall on her beam end) that the lugger were
able to return with two other hoar. The skeazi.er
having moderated, they laid themthives al-riglide
us, and took out the remainder of the crevi., to the
number of 70, who were obligc.2 t i bt 11;:r.,3 by ropes
from the yardarms into the bolts.
" Soon after we left the (hip, the fall on her
heam.ends, and the lea maje a fair hieach over
her. The next morning nothing was to be teen but
her malts."

The Fulham, eh: ChifK ick, tare Ealing, the Aft n,
and the Brentfur I Volunteers, will be ), igaded n
Tourfday next, in the Duke of DLTONSHIIIei• plea.
lure grounds, at Chi Nick.

The Englifh Language, it appears, is making fome
progrefs, though not "parnofa," with the Dotal
in Surinam. The follownig cuutous fpecimens cf nor
national orthography are catia6ted from the ,edri-
:sans Cow ant, of the 16th of Auguit latt

" ADVERTISEMENTS.
"FOR SALE.

" By Isaac AIIENDANON in .t:arantacto Strut, plans
Shoes, Beaver Hatts, fine 'having PP.XeS, Sugar
Almond ite in Boatels, Hoop. for Sugar Hogsheads,
Boat Oars; Boots, Sufpender-, Paper, Brandy, Gin,
and Danilh Becr in &Hes and Juggs."
~F. DE GRAAF. Smith in irons 'Voris, habitant np
the Sim:bailers Garr betide the Zwarie Hoven brus
&red, him fell recommends in the fav .or f the Gen.
ticineri, and inhabitants of :hole C=ionic, he that'
Lim felf acquainted from his Works at civil and csaa
manner.
Paramaribo Aug. gth 424."

,
" J. STOCKKL And JAN PLANTI•U, in quality as
Executors of the deceafed Mr J. P. Roy, are requelt-
ing the Creditors & Deptort of .be laid estate to tend
in their claims in hillier) and to pay what they are
indebted, at the counting Howe of the brit men-
tioned and becaufe it is very prefonstif that intne of
the papers concerning the pretentious doe to the l'Aid
Ellate arc 1011, the above mentioned EXeCtanTs are
requelling every one who might have or receive in
future any knowledge of fuch hdt l'apzis to acquaint
them qq. of it.

Y A SILVER RING IS LOST
in the fireet of Combt, bring kttl‘d with five dia-
ments Rolls I requelt every men, who find or have
any notice of themfelve for deliver them at

6' A. WEEMAN."

" FOR SAL!,
"Coffee Bagg, by 8.. a t EZEGIEL."
" FOR SALE
" By the Subfcriber—Bell Jamaica Rum by
the Gallon, Hollandih Gin, Conjac Brandy, Anitmc,
belt Hyfon Tea, Red Oaker, Man and WontanSh )es,
Soal Leather, Calf fkins, China Tea kts, a vat iety of
Watches, an elegant currick with a good pair of
Hodes, a good Negro Hodler, an elegant Hand
Organ, a Piano-Forte, a Lot of Ground in Dornine-
tireet Cow Knie, wit a good Houle, Negro Houfes,
Chaife-houfe, Stables and a good Garden ; a quan-
tity of Nankeens and other Dry gnods—alle which
will be Sold on the molt reafonable terms by

" ARON JOSEPH.
" The Free SYRILLL van van Hour, requell all
inhabitants of this Colony no to give Credit to her
S'n N. R. von Rit BEN, becaufe the no will be re.
fponfible tor him.
" Paramaribo tEto+ Auger, 13."

Further by this is Adv-rtired chat the gnods of
the late Mr. J. p. Roy, are to be fold on Friday the
17th infant on Public AuElion at Mr. Jost. GOM-
PERTS

" Paramaribo Sib .dugeits 1804."
" Since a few day annut, him felt abfented from
the Underwritten a Negro Girl, called Jatisre, and
marked H K, every men is requefted, fur on keep
or ceal him, but to will 'chore Lim law, lul Matter,
who (hall pay the ufual reward.
" Every mews take care for damage.
" Paramaribo 13tb Alga) 1804. J. KREOTZ"
" This evening nine o'clock it (truck me to the very
haert, that it was pleated to Goo ALsriokirr to call
up from this world my dear and tenderly beloved
hufbano J. VA LCICRIT•AIt. Dotter of Law, in his life-
time Firtt Counfellor Filial of his Colony, and to
give him the eternal bliie, as I truft in him I am
grieved as much again becaofe our fix undcraged
children are lofing with him a careful father.
Paramaribo IE4. AvgviJj ta.
66 A. M. van der Msr:
Widew VALCICIMAIIa."