Star.
London, England, 1801-01-21 00:00:00

DOVER, JANUARY 20.

Panifh and Swediih veitels are daily fent in here
by the King's Cruiters, in confequcnce of the late
orders.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
DEAL, JANUAtY 20.
The fhips for Bengal, and the reit of the out.
ward bound, which failed yellerday, are put back.
—Wind S. W. blows hard.

GRAVESEND, JANUARY 20.
Sailed the Triton, --, for Bremen ; and
Thomas, MASTER, for Africa.

HULL, JANUARY 29.

On Friday morning tail, an order was received
by the ColleCtor of the Cuftoms here, to flop the
failing of all the Swedifh and Danifh veffels at
prefent at this port; in confequence of which
order, an embargo was immediately laid on the
following, amounting to fizteen fail ; viz.
- - - -

SWEDES—The Heald, Weßaman; Fem Spam', Pet-
tertll ; Guitar, Blaekfladua; Guitar', Eriekron; Maria, So.
derftrom ; Aurora, Hillman; Wanikapper, Bahr; Catharina
Dorothea; Bcckman ; Caren, Soweliva ; Anna Catharina,
Wirgman ; Bettre Tido*. Dauers ; Rdolution, Greta; Con-
tinencen, --.

DANEE—Phanix, Dakker; John and Elisabeth, Lund-
ltrom ; Hoffnung, Znyderelyn.

An embargo is alfo laid on all Ruffian, Danifh,
and Swedifh veffels, thronghout this kingdom.
Yeflerday was brought in here, by part of the
crew of the &rout (loop of war, the Camilla,
Lewis, from London to Whitby, retaken on Fri-
day laft by the STORK near Robin Hood's Bay. No
part of the Camilla's crew was on board when re-
taken except one boy, the veffel having been enp
tirely taken poffeffion of by Frenchmen.
On the 9th ult. the Edgar, of North Shields,
Captain HEWERS; and on the t sth the Eagle of
ditto. Captain Hurcumsom (the former light
from London, the latter linden from the Baltic)
were captured of the Spurn by Citizen BLACK-
MAN'S privateers. This daring fellow is Commo-
dore of a fquadron of privateers from the ports
of Dunkirk, Calais, Boulogne, &c. and was for-
merly in the famous Anacreon with NAPPSR
TANDY. Soon after the above captures, he alfo
took the Robert of Blyth, Captain W. Rosin-
sou, coal laden, and the Robert and Margaret,
Captain S. Geer, of Newcaftle, from the Baltic,
laden with timber. The Themis, of Sunderland
was captured early in December, near the Humber.
The Doris, of Sunderland, is taken and carried to
France.

The number of fhips which paired the Sound
laft year, amounted to 9048, viz. 1487 Danith,
1941 Swedifh, 3139 Engi 1763 Pruffian, 15a
belonging to Peppenburg , 31 to Hamburgh, 39
to Oldenburgh, 8o to Bremen, 278 to Roflock,
6o to Lubeck, 13 Ruffian, 59 Amcrican, and fix
Portuguefe.
Extraft of a letter from Captain WARN of the
Rip Fifhburn, detained at Riga, to his owner in
Neweaftle, dated Dorpat, in -Livonia, December
1800. " Sir—l take this opportunity of in-
forming you of our fituation • we were marched
from Riga on the IR December, and arrived at
this place on the 11th, after being at the expence
of my own, and thirteen of my thip's company's
baggage, and at the fame time fupporting them
witYmoney on the road, or they mutt have (larva.
I received So dollars from Meffrs. Cuss/41Ni and
Ft sITON, and our expences amounted to 64 rubles,
during the time we were on the road.—We are al-
lowetit 2# copecks a day, fribfiftence money, and
that is no more than will provide us with bread,
for Fw:f is fevers to eight copecks per pound—lf I
and my people do not meet with a fupply before
Winter is over, we mull Itarve as we are at this
prefent time barefoot, and the cold is fo image
that we cannot flit out of doors. I applied to
Mail. TODD, MITCHILL, and Co. for a letter of
credit, but received no anfwer, their affairs being
in fo confuted a (late, nor do they know them-
sues how foon they may be marched after
We are at liberty to walk about, and lay
out what money we have, which is Ran done,
.1% every thing is double the price it was laft year.
-inn quartered upon the dilate of a General Bocs,
.tit the people on that of an old widow lady, who
totally divefted of humanity. lam Sir,
" Your humble fcrvant, a. w."

BERWICK, JAN. to.

The (loop Nancy, Byrom', mailer, laden with
grain, from Newcaftle bound for Warren, foun-
dered off St. Abb's Head, on Sunday evening,
during a very fevere gale of wind. The mafter,
and crew took to the veffel's boats, and *c are
happy to communicate they were next morning
picked up by a velrel on her palfage from London
to this port. When picked up they were found
to be in a very deplorable fituation, being almoll
quite worn out in contending with a tempeftuous
fea.