Star.
London, England, 1802-11-03 00:00:00

ARRIVED

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Off Yarmouth, Peace, Briant, from Peteriburgh.--off Sear-
boro', !Cabello, Broderick, from Peteriburgh.—ln the Tent,
Admir4l Kingiburgen. —, from Danerara...-At Hamborgh,
Argus, Caile, from Charleft= —At Hun, Hero, Swart, from
Malaga.—At Newfoundlar d, Alfred, Higgins, from London ;
Friends, Stewart, from Nova Scotia, and Difpateb Check, from
Lilbon.At St. Croix, Spes Fortuna, —, from Copenhagen.

ELSINEUR, OCT. Is.

The upward bound 'hips have all failed, except
thofe of to day, who are detained by contrary
wind, which has enabled all the downward bound
(hips to proceed. The Betfey, PEACOCK, of and
for Hull, has been on (bore near Warberg, but
got off without any apparent damage, and pro.
coeds immediately.
Ocr. advices from Sweden, we learn
that mot of the (hips that have lately ailed from
this place, put into different harbours in the Cat-
tegat ; from whence we conclude they will hare
proceeded the 13th or 14. th init. We are informed
that the William and Mary, MARWOOD, of Whit-
by, has put into Marftrand, with damage, and
muff be repaired before (he fails. The Ifabella,
THOMPSON, of and for Whitby, from Dantzig, is
wrecked on Bornholm, crew laved, and it is ex-
peeted the materials will alto be faved. The up-
ward bound (hips fail loon as cleared ; of thofe
downward bound, feveral failed this morning.
Ocr. ig.—The downward bound fail ' foon as
cleared ; thofe for the Baltic are under way work-
ing up.

Capt. Sklwr, of the Determinee, is appointed
to the Lapwing; Capt. BacH ER to the Determi-
ft& ; and Capt. FANIHAWE to the Carysfort.

The Norfolk and Richard tranfports, with the
66th Regiment on board, from Newfoundland,
are arrived at Spithead. They expel to be or-
dered to Jerfey.

On Monday Lord PELHAM prefided at a Meet-
ing of the Commiffioners of Newhaven Harbour,
held at the White Hart, Lewes. Lord SH EPFIELDI
Sir H. BLACKMAN, and a great number of Com•
mil:Goners attended. This would make a fafe, eafy
harbour for chips of 300 tons 'and upwards. A
Refolution was put and carried, hating the want
of a harbour, as well as its beneficial confequences
to the trade of Newhaven and *Lewes : that a
Memorial thould be prefented to that effea to the
Lords of the Admiralty, requefting theii appro-
bation and affittance, the funds anfing from the
tolls of the harbour being inadequate for the un-
dertaking.
Cou T$ MARTIAL.—That which began on Wed.
nefday laft at. Plymouth, on board the COHRA•
°aux, of 74 guns, in Hamoare, on Jofeph Beard,
late Wardroom Steward of the COURACIEU
finifhed on Saturday.—The charges againft the
prifoner were, 4, for flealing various articles, the
property of the Ward-room mefs, and for propa-
gating reports on Ihore, tending to the injury of
his hUjelty's fervice." After hearing the evidence
for the Profecution, and the Ptitoner s defence, he
was acquitted of the charges preferred againft him.
On Wednefday a Court Martial was held on
board the Narr -ims at Portfmouth, on John Ge-
ram, pilot of his Majefty's fhip POMONE, for hav-
ing run the faid fhip on the rocks going into St.
Aubin's Bay, on the evening of the Bth of Sep-
tember laft. The Court agreed that the charges
had been proved againft the pilot, and that much ,
blame was imputable to him, for attempting to
enter the Bay of St. Aubin's in the night, at a
time when the might have remained with fafety at
fea until day-light, and did adjudge him to be'
mulcted of all the pay and allowances due to tim
for his fervices done as a pilot on board that fhip,
and to be imprifoned in the Marthalfea for three
months from that day.

• The fame day a Court Martial was held on
board the fame (hip, on Matthew Eafton, a fee-
man of his MajeQy's flip DIAMOND, for dcfertion,
when he was acquitted.
PAR sIA t 4 Fast' ion s.—The prefent prevailing
colours are marygold, jonquil, rote, and dark
red. Some of our fafitionables wear black velvet
hats, trimmed with bends of fatin jonquil—others
wear rote-coloured Patin—tome wear the hats en-
tirely of marygold-coloured velvet, and plain ;
tome have them of (potted velvet, lilac-coloured
velvet, or of dark-red fatin. Their ihape is either
oval, and preffed flat to the head by turbans, or
like the hats of 'aft Dimmer, they are cut clofe to
the neck, and projea very far in front, forming a
right angle with the ears; fometimes this projection
is turned up in front. We ital obferve hoods en•
tirely formed of fpotted ribbands fewed toge-
ther fo as to imitate fluff. For full drefs, tur-
bans, and head dreffes without caps, are equally '
the rage. sometimes their form is round and
fomettmes oval. Our moft elegant women prefer
them with foil • their veils are alto trimmed with
foil. Some Milliners employ foil in trimming robes.
We obferve a few lace caps a la Payfanow. • The
&salt Savoyard handkerchiefs are but rarely teen.
For undrefs, mob caps with points of lace or lawn
embroidered, are worn with calico hoods, waved
and puckered, knit plain round the neck, cut fquare
even with the ears, and projeaing farther forward
than the moft falhionable hats. They wear fpencers
m Martine (undreffed tatin) of white or rofe
zolourc trimmed en type. liouillettes are trimmed
with fur—they are made of Florence brown ; the
&eves, which are loofe, very long, andtied dote,
are turned up towards the topof the arm,puckered
and drawn with a round loop. Paned to a button.
Some Milliners make Florentine4nantles, after the
Eveglith falhion,trimmed with blond or black-lace.
Thde Mantles reach down to the knee.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

The York hounds hunted this day on the Wolds,
near Market Weighton.

The Holdernefs fox hounds will throw off at
Rife Wood on Friday next, and at Catfofs Whin
on Monday.

The Flixton Meeting, in Yorkfhire, commences
this feafon on the gth intl. at Ganton.

NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON
MEETING, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2.

A Subfcription Plate of Sol. for 2-yr. olds carrying
s(b. alb. ; 3-yr. olds 711. ; 4-yr. olds BR. 21bs. ;
5-yr. olds N. gibs. ; 6-yr. olds and aged 811
31b. D. I.
Sir C. Bunbury's b. e. Whirligig, 4-yrs. old z
Mr. Ladbroke's b. f. Rofetta, by Woodpecker, 2-yrs.
Mr. Howorth's ch. e. Malta, by Buzzard, 4-yrs. 3
Mr. Wardell's b. c. Harefoot, 3-yrs. 4
Mr. Golding's b. h. Peacemaker, s-yrs. 5
Mr. Howard's br. m. Towne'', 5-yrs. dr.
Seven to 4 agll. Whirligig-8 tot agft. Rofetta
—4 tot agft. Malta.
General Grofvenor's trick, 811. beat Mr. War-
dell's Wreiller, 41b. Two yr. old C. 2Sgs.—
a t on Wreftler.

Mr. Wardell's Wreßler, 811. 51b. beat Mr. Co.
♦entry's Jenny Spinner, 711. 11b. Two yr. old C.
rigs.-6 to 4on Jenny Spinner.
Sir C. Bunbury's Whirligig, sa. 31b. rec. sogs.
from Mr. Howard's Tawney, BR. 71b. Two yr.
old Courfe. sogs. h. ft. '