Star.
London, England, 1802-06-07 00:00:00

YARMOUTH, JUNE 6

This morning failed the Hudfon Bay !hips with
a fair wind ; alto the Samuel, Capt. CHAMIaItS,
with paffengers for Rotterdam: among whom are
Mrs. SYKES and family, Mr. Lae, &c.—Arrived
a gun brig from Sheernefs, but have not learned
her name. The ARIADN a Hoop is under failing
orders for a cruize to Scotland. No Packets have
yet arrived but arc expefted next tide.—Came into
there Roads from Dunkirk for Cardiff, the Baltic,
JAMES SANFORD, with timber. The William, G.
DIXON, which a (hurt time ago came on (bore on
this beach, laden with oats, has been got off and
brought into harbour.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DIAL* JVIIt 6.—Arrived and foiled for the River the
Pricntifitip, S!dITII, from tbe Cape of Good Hope ; and the
Adventure, FoLoz It, from the South Seas. Wind S. S. W.

GRAVESSIID' Juni 6.—Paffed by the Queen, Boat tt., from
Lilbon; Prince 0 -mega, BAILIN from jantaica ; Alpha, HUT
vow, from Hamborgh; Humphrey and Mary, from Gi-
braltar • Hero, Draw. from Leghorn; Eleanor, Howe, from
BoureleLaz ; Safannals, Tot.Locr, from Seville; Fanny, Mo-
onier, and Porfuit, PURVIS, from Petertbiarg ; Amphitrite,
Rouse, from Oftend ; Patriot,—, and Nile packet, BrAcn,
from Calais.--Sailed the Sarah, LseterrLv, fur St.Domlngo ;
Eufannak, foe Densararai Stork, DRUMISOPID, for An-
tizita ; Pmgrefs, Foos?, for Dominica; Barry, STORK, for
Libraltar; Carolus, and Young William, Yours°, for
1 i'mburgh ; Balky, (or Lifbmt; Becky Hon?, for
Waterford; Zephyr, WILLIS, for Rochfort; Liar* —,
and Game Hanoi's, and VgGcbraidcm
for Asattcnbm.

MOWED.
At PoetfineratQwen, Behan, from Lilbon ; and Rans-
bkr, Whiftaek, from ur.nam; Vrow Helena, Eltbard, from
Malaga; and the Rivades, Samptane, from Spain.
At Cowes—Eliza, Brooking. from Smyrna; N. S. Sauvana,
---, from Merluza ; John, Warren, from Charltßon ; and
Neptune, Jeffries, from Batavia.
At Dartmouth Harfies, —, from Corunna; and Mary,
Whiftm-le, from Barcelona.
Off Plymouth—Grenada, Riehardfon' from Demarara.
At Falmouth—Caroline, Auld. from Baltimore ; Brothers,
Thompfon, from Lifbon ; Emmeline, Harwell, from Zant ;
Fabius, Bywater, and Dolphin, Storey, from Minorca ; Palo
las Delday. and Albion, Biggs, from Naples; and Skeen,
'Thorp. from Madeira.
Off Portland..Q2cen, Dymond, from the await of Spain.
At Briftol—Betfey, Clamart, from Cadiz ; 4talanta,
from Marfeilles; and Ulyffes, Ball, from Barcelona.
At Clyde—Menie, M.Kallar, from St. Vincent's.
Off LymoWade,.---, and Hampton, ilagg,from Charier-
town.
In the Tend—Mary, Miller, from Philadelphia • Triton,
Brant, from Thalia; Factor, Hancock, and Fridiebtirg,
from Naples.
At Hetvoet—Kitty, Rattle, from Smyrna.
At Oporto—Hannah, Gavin, from London.
At Ennis—Fahnakon, Andarfon, from Arundahl.
At Teneriffe—Oratava, Burgh, front Plymouth ; and Wel-
come Return, O'Brien, from Barcelona.
AdDemarara—Pomona, Major, from Portfmouth.
At Naples—Atlantic. Ming from London.
At Jamaica—Paned.
of Wales, Campbell, front Loudon.
At Palermo--Libcrty, Miller, from London.

Monday arrived at Port Cillafgow. the Made, NVlCistsal
from St. Vineents, after a paffage of 38 days : fpoice no velfels
an the patage : has been la the L'h.umel there eight days owing
to contrary winds : left the Eglinton loading for Clyde, would
be ready to fail about the end of May; and alto the Commerce
of Greenock, loading for London.
The Sufannah, Stanton, bound to Dublin, is totally loft .t
Martinique.
The Rafper, from Cork to Falmouth, is totally loft
near Cork. "

The Columbia, Gilbert, from Sicily to Eughad, foundered
in the Mediterranean.
The St. Oloff,Thine,from Stockholm for Law, h on more
. .

The Purfuit, Borradaile, from London, is arrived at Suri-
nam, after being on Store.
The Maria, Barber, from Landon and Leghorn for Naples,
has been taken by fame pirates in the Mediterranean, who
after having murdered all the crew, plundered the veal, and
cut her maft away, left her. The velfel has bee been towed
into Leghorn by fame boats.

Saturday the Duke of GLOUCCITIIt reviewed
the firft regiment of Foot Guards in Hyde Park. '
General WINYARD gave the word of command.
The third regiment had a field exercife the fame'
day, commanded by General GROSTINOR.
On Friday two troops of the third Dragoon
Guards marched from Norwich for York ; the re-
mainder of the regiment will fhortly follow them.
They are to be replaced by the firft regiment of
Dragoons from Canterbury.
A fubfcription was oponed !aft Monday for im-
proving the harbour of Brißol, by floating docks,
&c. 200,0001. it is eflimated will be the expence,
by a plan of Mr. Jusor, of London. On Mon-
day and the following day zoo,oool. were fubfcrib-
ed, and the whole was completed on Thurfday
afternoon.

The Opera on Friday night, though not very
full, was moR fafhionably attended ; many Ladies
appearing in their birth-day plumage.
On Saturday a carders Nurfery-maid, having
charge of young child, in walking over Black-
friars-bridge, fuffered it to climb up a heap of
gravel, placed in one of the receffes to mend the
ridge; the child tilted qv, fell into the river,
and was drowned.—We mention this as a caution. I

DIP.I.IID/0L Flas.—On Monday left, about Is
at noon, a molt tremendous fire (uddenly broke
out amongft the rags in one of the upper rooms
of the paper mill at Swanton, and raged with fuch
violence, that great part of the whole building,
(with a very large flock of paper), was, in Ids
than two hours, burnt down to the water's edge,
three good engines were procured from Denham,
&e. and arrived on the fpot with incredible (peed;
but the conflagration was fo rapid and irrefiftible,
that notwithftanding the great exertions of the
workmen, and of the gentlemen and inhabitants
of the neighbourhood, no affiltance, in eztingaiffi.
log the flames, could be derived from them ; the
only matter to be confidered, was the getting out
all the (lock poffible ; and the (mall part Paved
was at the hazard of the lives of thofe who affifted,
infomuch, that Come of them were obliged at lalt
to effee their efcape from the windows. The
whole damage is eftimated at upwards of ♦aool.
about one half of which, (fortunately for the pro-
prietors, Mars. Fumes and Robberds,) is infured
at the Norwich Fire-office. A barn and cottage,
at about three hundred yards di(tance from the
miU,caught fire from the flakes,butbeing inftantly
difcovered, no damage milted to them. No fatif-
faSory account can be given of the cattle of this
fire, it having broke out in a part of the mill re-
mote from aA machinery and chimnies ; immedi-
ately under it was a rag loft, into which one of the
proprietors had occaf►on to go not more than 20
minutes before it took fire, without perceiving any
thing indicating fuch a calamity ; and feveral
perfons had been at work during the whole morn.
mg, in the room below it, which they bad not left
more than ten minutes.

%mum Carric.—Various reports are in cir.
culation refpeding the origin of the conflagration
at Rofneath Caftle, belonging to his Grace. the
Duke of ARGYLE, as briefly Rated in our Paper
of Saturday, but the caufe is not yet known.—
It was &ft dircovered by one of the fervants at a
quarter pall fix, and the fire fpread with fo much
rapidity, that in about half an hour afterwards
the roof fell in. Before this time it had been dif-
tinftly obferved from Greenock, and immediately
vall numbers of boats croffed over, filled with the
town's people, anxious to render every affillance
in their power, and carrying with them two fire
engines. A party of the Glengary Fencibles alto
Ailed. All their efforts were, however, unavail-
ing, and the Caftle was burnt to the ground be-
fore midnight.
We are happy to fay, that all the valuable pa-
pers belonging to the family have been faved, as
well as a cost6derable pan of the furniture. The
lots amounts to many thoufand pounds. There
was no infurance.

His Grace, Lady AUGUSTA CLAVIRIIIO, and
others of the family, were then at the Cattle.
At the time the accident happeneti his Grace was
out an airing.