Star.
London, England, 1801-12-12 00:00:00

NAUTICAL. INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND S. S. W.
DUE.

ARAM!).
o Hamburgh,
• Dublin, Dee. 7,
2 Waterford, Dec Gs 7.
o Duunaghadee,
o Guerufey,
o Juicy,
*.t Leeward Minds, Nov.

His Majcfly's (hip Sr. Autos's, (fated in Tome
of the Papers to have arrived at Sheernefs, is Rill
in Yarmouth Roads.

The Acorn, Nicasos, from Rigp, for Liver.
pool; and the Eliza, RoLzaa, from Archangel,
for Dublin, are on 'lore in Kirkwall•hay.
The Juffrow Hermine, Da K e as, from London
for Amlterdam, is ttrandesl near Helvoet. The
cargo is landing.
The following Whalers have been licenced by the
Court of Dirators to proceed to the eaftward of
the Cape of Good Hope, on the Southern Whale
Fi(hei v this feafon, viz. The Aflrea • Britifh Tar;
the Thetis; the Elizabeth and Mary, and the
Aurora.

FALMOUTH, DEC. 9.—Arrived the Dues of
CLARENCE packet, Captain FAULKNER, from the
Leeward Mantis, with Mails and Difpatches : the
failed from this port on the 23d of Auguß, and de-
livered her Mails at the feveral Weft India illands
in courfe : (he had a very long paffage home,
being 38 Jays from Tortola, during which time
the experienced much tempelluous weather : file
brings_ no particular news.—The paffengers her
arc, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. Mattsuatl , Mr. Ls Masa,
Mr. SODDY, and Mr. CMOOKSHASIES.—The LEI.
CESTER and LORD CHARLES &mem packets, had
arrived at Barbadoes ; and the PRINCESS ELIZA.
SETH packet had alfo arrived there, and failed
again for Jamaica.—The packets for Latin, Arne.
rica, and the Welt Indies, are Rill detained here
by contrary winds.
Arrived yefterday the American Chip Criterion,
Capt. CHASE, from Batavia, with fugar, coffee,
&c. for orders : on the 6th init. 6o leagues W. s.
W. of Scilly, the fpoks the fhip Kent, of and from
Liverpool for Africa, all well. Put back by con.
trary wind the brig Ocean, Capt. JAMES HAMIL.
TON, with pilchard'', for Naples.
PLYMOUTH, DEC. t B.—Came in the Danifh thip
Patriot, Capt. JENs Sr Eh stAxo, from Malaga,
bound to Dublin, laden with wir and fruit; the
is very leaky, and in much diilrefs, baying received
great damage in the late gales cf wind.--Sailed
for Torbay, the ORION, of 74 guns, Capt. REY-
NOLDS ; and the HYAENA' of 24, C.tpt. GRANGER.
—Came in the Edward, of Larne, Capt. W.
Gxtscow, from Belfaft to Guerrfey, with brandy
and Raves. _ _ _

PORTSMVI/TH,DEC. I I.•••• Arrived the ALKMAAR
frigate from the Downs.—Sailed la Lot RE frigate,
on a cruize.

SHEERNESS, DEC. 10.—Arrived his Majeffy's
fhip Him); , and HYAEN A frigate,Capt. GRANGER,
from the Downs; and the HARPY brig. Captain
BOYS, from Yarmouth ; fhe has come into har-
bour to be paid otE—Sailed the BELLuQVEuz from
Blackftaker to Chaola The gun brigs that have
been paid off here, have been cifmanded and laid
up in ordinary in (eenborough Creek. Wind
N. N. W. blows hard-
Dam, Dec. t t.—Arrived and railed for the
River, the Neptune„—, from China.—Arrived
the KANGAROO (loop from China, and remains.—
Wind 8. W.
GRAVESEND, Dec. t t.—Paffed by the New Blot-
fom, WOODFORD, from Calais; Tyfon, butts, from
Peterfbugh ; Cupido, --, from Alicant, and
Jacoba Chrifliana, ovsow, from Caen.—Sailed
the Barbadoes Planter, CARTER, for Barbadoes
Koningfburgh, —, for Norway; Diana, BOT.
SON , for Rotterdam ; Alexander, Ds Helm, for
Hamburgh • Somerfet, PALM, for Lifbon ; Un-
daunted, dasow, and Catharine Green, SMILE,
for Jamaica.

Royat. Aran!' y.—The Annual meeting for
the diaribution of the Pates to the fuccefsful !in-
dents, was held on Thurfsi. ve v ening. I t was con-
cluded with more form, anJ had a mo, e nume-
rous attendance, than any other in our revilleaion.
—The Prefident began by calling up the Rodents
to the chair, and ditiribtv ing the Prizes as follows;
For the belt Painting—the Odd Medal, S. F.
For the belt Architatural Deflgo—a Gold Medal, E. Wm-
-11014.
For the belt drawing of an Academy Figure—a Silver Mo.
dal, R. A. WATT?.
Ditto for the feeoad ditto, J. H. Mal TO N.
For the belt Arehltedtural Urawiag—a Silver Medal, J.
WI LTOI4
The Prefident then made, as ufual, an appro-
priate addrefs to the fludents. He admonifhed
them to mix in all their ftudies that obfervance of
philofophy and truth, without which the Art mutt
degenerate into mere mechanifm. He traced the
proprefs of Sculpture and Painting from the fira
rude imitation of Nature by the Egyptians to the
period when Greece could boast of her Phidiats
and her Apelles. It was by the ani of Philofophy
that thefe great men were taught to give to the
human figure not only refemblance, but foul, ex-
preffion, and animation. The progrefs of the Ita-
lian School was exactly the fame. Leonarda da
Vinci was the fira who there made any approach
to philofophic truth : but it was by combining
fcience with Rudy, that his fucceffors Michael An-
gelo, Raphael, Titian, and Corregio, were enabled
fucceffively to carry the Art to its highest perfec-
tion. The Prefident, in his conclufion, bestowed
a merited
.panegyric on the benign patronage of
the Sovereign, which, by founding that School,
and by its Mafive• influence, had in lets than half
a century carried the Arts in Gre it Britain to their
prefent date of per• The noble and the
wealthy had al contributed much to this im-
portant end ; though too many, he was tarry to
fay, were mare anxious to form collationa of the
works of foreigOartills, than to thew their patri-
otic fpirit, by tottering, the produce of native in-
dnary and talents. Be exhorted the Rodents to
endeavour to make thensfelves worthy of that pa-
tronage which was to the Arts what the ocean
was to the earth. Without its genial and vivify-
ing aid, every prOduaico of evcry kind cotta cede
orcourfe to exil

A BETH GELERT;
THEORAVE OF THE GREYHOUND

The (peanut' beard the bugle found,
And cheerly hulled the morn,
and many a brach, and many a hound
Attend Ltawattr?4•3 horn:
And Rtn be blew a louder blaft,
And gave a louder cheer ;
a come, Oder,, why art thou the bre
• LLIWILLYN'S horn to hear
mien does faithful Gclert roam
•TM lover of all his race ;
• se me, fa brave, a lamb at home,

0A Ike in the dace!"
VON stLasw bend

- .
Tho NUM Gde►t fed;
• .a, goodid, he ferv'd, he cheer'd his lord,
add wastited his bed.
Isse, he was a peerlefa ►ound,
The diftd Avid Jour. :
pd mow no tgrierr could be found,
godoll the duce rode on.
Aid ow, as over rocks, and della
The gallant addings rife,
All Sonewho's craggy chaos yells
• With many mingled cries.
no goy Laavezas,vn little lov'ti
atedisee, of hut or hare,
"„Arg4 ikut, and (mall the booty prov'd,
For Gdeet was not there.
agised LLIWEI:LYN homeward hied,
When, near the portal feat,
• altruist Gdert he efpicd,
biuding his Ibrd to greet.
anvil= be gain'd his rank door,
Agialt the Chieftain hood;
The Holuldwas finear'd with gouts of go*,
His lips, sad fangs ran blood !
Luvrausit gu'd with wild furprife,
Waned fish looks to meet ;
as &write cbeek'd his joyful guile,
And nye►'d, and Hek'd his feet.
bessitit its halo LLewaLLttr part,
And as west Gskre too
Aid where's!: hl eyes he can,
Fedi bloodrgouts fluxed his view
&Mired his infant's bed he &midi
The blood-Itain'd covert rent;
And all 'around the walls, and ground,
• With recent blood bcfprent.
He adi'd his child, no voice replied,
He farthl with terror wild ;
Mimi! blood he found on ev'ry fide,
As is where found the child l

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• NeFlusund ! by thee my child's devour'd
The frantic father cried ;
• Aid to the hilt his vengeful (word,
Re plumed in Mitres tide.
His fuppliant, as to earth he
No pity could impart ;
let Mil his G&W., dying yell
Palt heavy o'er his heart.
Atout'd by G&W, dying yen.
Some flumbera wakened nigh ;
What words the parent's joy can tell,
To hear his infant cry I

Coward beneath a mangled heap,
toe hurried larch had mifs'd ;
4UI glowing from his rofy 'key,
His cherub boy be kited!
Net fcrateh had he, nor harm, nor dread :
let the fame couch beneath

Lay a great Way; aH torn, and dead,
Tremendous Rill in death l
M, what iwas then Las waaairs's pain,
For now the truth was clear,
The gallaot lima, the Wsybad flan,
To Ewe I.Lawaaas heir.

• Vain, yak was all La sw ' woe;
• BA of thy kind, adieu ;
• The frantic deed, which laid thee low,
• This beat Gall ever rue !”
And now a gallant tomb they talk,
With eoftly kulpture deckt ;
And marbles, Rolled with his ruff%
Par Gainer bona protect.
Han never mold the Spearman pars,
Or Fixate: unruov'd ;
Mae oft the tear-berprinkied risk,
UAW 's foerow prov'cl.
AM here be hung his born, and (pear ;
And aft r evening fell,
Panty's planing founds, would hear
Pam Gdert's dying yell !
And till great S *MAW rock., grow old,
And teak the form to brave,
The confectatal fpot all bold,
Tbc name a GILIMT'S I

insipsyy V this Ballad is traditional in a Village at the foot
dammodom, what LLIIMLLLYN had a houfv: the C;rey-
-604 owed &lore, was given him by his Father-in-law•
pga join, in the year zaos, and the place, to this dos.
,
taildeb Gtr ; or, The Grave of Gekra.

It may not be improper to inform thole who go
'Prance, that Enghilt horfes are not allowed to
' imoduced. In taking over Englilh bodes,
, they may fuffer fort* inconvenience.
h Ilifirop of Sr. Pot. Da Leon haying fonse
Igo obtained from one of the Secretaries of
the power of preventing certain French
from availing themielvm of the advantages
ports when dcfireus to return to France, %w-
-hacked by his certificate, the Alien Office was
. ly befieged by thole who remon(rated
fach an arrangement. Lord Pr tit A/A feel-
on the return of Peace, the impropriety of
.
ag any longer fuch a regulation, to the
inconvenience of many worthy individuals
Copied to the Bilhop of ST. Pot DI LION'
illi future interfacnce will be dripenfcd with.'

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