Star.
London, England, 1802-07-19 00:00:00

GREENOCK, JULY 13.

The Polly, Deasy., arrived here frau op the toth
iaR after a palll.;c of fix weeks.
Arnved at Port Glafgow, on Sunday. the Sifters, Hamm-
son, from Demerara. after a palTage of 38 days; fpoke upon
the 14th June the gofidia,SINCLAIR, from Bcrhice to London,
13113 L. 35.13. kWll.,*. 58.40 out to days ; upon the 20th June Inc
Soup Fanny. Tucusra. from St. Vincent's to Bermudas, in lat.
34.40 long. 18.54. out 21 days ; upon the 28th June the Eme-
rald. RITCI/11, from Barbadoes to Briftol, in Lit 43. 45.
47.54. out 25 days.—Left loading at Demerara ftir Clyde, the
Elbe, HENRY; the Peggy, LOVe ; the Hehe, ANDSRSON, and
tlfe fchooner Hart. The Carelds, Leo, lt.ti failed a few days
bdorc the Sifters for Clyde. Captain HAMILTON Bata that
the crop of cotton is Very bad this year.
Arrived out—Favourite, Boag; Lord Keith, Henty; JeSe,
Bug; Ann and Mary, —; Nancy, Walker; and Duke of
-.—..-., at Q,Behec from Clyde • Nelfon, ; and
B'eretta, at ditto from London; Sally. at ditto
fiat Liverpool; Mach, HUI; Sarah, Elwell; and Pallas. Bow-
dia, it Charlelton from Clyde; Amfterdam Packet,
of New York from ditto; Dunrobin Cale, at Havre de
GUM from ditto; and Min, Wier, at Liverpool from ditto.

GREENLAND FISHERY.

The Eft Lothian, of Dunbar, arrived thereat the isth
a full Chip.
MONTROSE, ?LT 13.—This day arrived here from Green-
lard, the Chip 4.t Swan, commanded by Captain ifootto,
with (even large fins, producing two hEndred and eighty butts
blubber. The Captain mentions the fuetef, of the following
veffeb, via.:—The Jane, of Aberdeen, four oth, 46th May,
and reported nbw to have (even. The Hercules, three
tolls June.
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Ea;iy in the morning, when the Swan was about 16 mites
or Stonehavoi, the people on hoard difeovered the body of
16011!4.13 floating near the (hip, which they picked up. She ap-
peared to be i girl aged from 1510 17 year', and had lain Conte
time in the water, fu as to be very.much disfigured. Front ber
which did not lead to sAq dircovoy of her name. it ii
fuppofed the was a Leserwoman, and had probably been loft
out of tome of the north country boats. The body was eon-
veyed to the Lunatic Hofpital, and afterwards decently inter-
red in the church-yard. .

EAST INDIA SHIPPING,

The Oak arrived in the Downs on Friday from the Cape of
Cord Hope, which the kit on the ad of May. On the ,6th
the errived at St. Helena. where the found the Caiiton, Cal-
art., and Sir Stephen Luthington, Eat Indiatrien, Intuit:ward-
Imund ; and the Cornwall, whaler, and Marquis of Ely, flurc
tip, Cu China.

We have the pleafure to Rate, that the ihipa Albloa and Car-
tier lizvc arrivcd fafely At Fort St. George, from Ambayna,vrith
rua earzoes of elceLent fpicev.

The Swallow and Lord Mornarms packets, belonging to
et Honourable Ealt Ir.lia Company, are (hardy impeded to
arrive tram the Prcidency of bar& Both Mate ;weals have
bxn out dearly three years. The former has boon at China:
The public has for tome tint: been acinainted with the 14%
of the ?rime. the extra foip which was carriedato the Mau-
r:tins. The following particulars may be abed an S—Shefail-
ed front 'Madras is Odnber taf, with joo patinas on board,
smiler convoy of the Suffolk, of 74 pna, Captain Crosse*
Commander, who died three We alleviating that port. In
ten degrees of South latitude, one aehing,the crew being aloft
teefing top-fails, the prifoners, each having a billet of wood
esturakd under their jackets, came Open deck, acd having dif-
tributed themfelves according to the previous arrangement of
their pot, fuecced.d In fecuring tbcfbip's people without blood-
ea. They got poffeffiso of the lignal-book, And, which is
togular, adually remained two days in company of the Suffolk,
ttrdirlY anfWering fignals, until they Were able to make off
undiluted in a fquall, and Eddy reached the Mauritius.
A letter from Ceylon, dated the 16th of February, contains
the following addltlosial particulars of the late gallant adtion of
that meritorious young birteer, Captain Cot-trait, of the Vie-
tor Caop of war, who has fine beck promoted to the rank of
post :

" Anived here from a cruise, his Majefty's hoop Vidor,
Captain Coccus, very leaky and difahlak her foie-malt be-
ing wounticti in adion,and her other bower malts and bowfprit
(rims. The Officers report, that when warping into Mahe
I..rlatir to attack la Mae national corvette, the Vidor rectiv-
kraal thee between wind and water, and after engaging
three hears, and raking her many, in warping out, by a Ma-
ra patting, the get upon a coral reef, and lay in a very perilous
Ltuation for 24 bows ; though very leaky,the ran ei the MAW
linal• and completed her cruize.--she has landed here a great
:timber of ark, and hod,previonfly to her adieu, loft upwards
of of her crew; their that remained were fo reduced, that
Sit did not mutter more than So at quarters when the funk la
ffirebr. Crest credit le here given to the Officers and crew of
the 4,14~ their en.WI

•
here frost Mahe the eerrette had between 40 shd So get
till,d: her wounded the conveyed to the Iliac during thc ne-
rion, and brought off other men, formerly belonging to the
Chiffons. La Fleche ran up a red flag, and nailed it to her matt,
to thew her determination not to furrender; and he r Commander
fought her very gallantly until ihe was finking. She was doubly
officered, mounted 11 nine-pounders, bad t7O men, and was
to have faded from Mahe with 220. to cruise lb thi: bay for our
Indiam, n. The Captain of the Vidor was the only petrol'
wounded on board, which is attributed to his ordering all the
men not employed, when warping her in, to lie on the deck,
himfelf and another Officer keeping on the look-out, until the
King's !loop was in a fituatinn to engage —We are making, a
purfe to prefent her petty officers and crew, who appear to have I
[offered very much from the time they have been at Ica."

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
Mired armed cutter George, for the capture of the page
Elizabeth, will be paid the 24th init. at No. 14, Cletuene. Inn

The French frigate la Juftice, taken by the Turks at Alexan-
dria, has been fitted out in the molt magnificent ftyle, and lies
at 2nehor helot e une of the palaces of the Solt. r, in the CanaL
The Pomona, —, from Martinique, for Charlettun, ii
burnt.

The Die Kofter, from La Guyana for Embdert, is on
More in the Euants.

DUBLIN, •7ULr 13.

Yelterday b-ing the Anniverfary of the glorious
Viitory at the Boyne, according to the Old Stile,
and of the decilive defeat of the French and bulb
Papills at Aughrim, according to the New Calen•
dar, was obferved with the ordinary tokens of ex-
ultation by the loyal inhabitants of this city: the
name of the great King WILLIAM the Third, in
College-green. was fitperbly decorated with appro-
priate colours, and leveral loyal focieties paraded
round College-green in the :ourfe of the day,
which being 'mutually fine, attacked great num-
bers to view the fplendid el gance of the fcenz.—
Late in the evening. however, a difp,fition to tu-
mult was obferved in the perfims collated in Col-
lege-green, which, notwithilanding the moil
anxious exertions of Alderman STAMItR, who iu.
treated the mob to ditPerfe, encreated every mo
ment—a guard was lent for, but in the interval
the appearance of three or four yeomen in uniform
who paired along the lireet feemed to be the lignal
for the outrages which enfited : three unfortunate
men were attacked by the whole power of the
crowd, and beaten to the ground, while fome gen-
tlenun who interfered to preferve them (hared the
fame rate. . Major SWAM, who endeavoured to
preferve order, was alfo knocked down and cut,
a tel the riot had affumed a moll alarming appear
•ance, when Alderman DARLPY arrived with a
party of the Cattle guard, upon whole appearance
the mob inflantly difperfcd. Some of their leaders
Were however taken into cullndv, and meafures
have been taken to bring others (who are rather
of higher rank) to the punitliment which they fo
well defkrve.—Ddlin journal.
In copying the above article we quote our au-
thority; becaufe from a variety of accounts trani-
mitred to us, and which reprefent the affair alluded
to in very different colours, we have reafon to
think the flatement not wholly correa.—Vran
Sterling Pfll.