Star.
London, England, 1805-08-24 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S

GkAVT-SEMP, Avon ar 23.—Paffed by the Gull Ave Adolph.
—, front Palermo ; Ebenezer, Norbury, from Norway, and
Ai,,!( :lie' ion, Inifon, from Poppenburg—Sziled the I iberty, Wil-
liams, fur Newfoundland; Pilgrim, Gratun. for Patcrfloirgh ;
Emanuel, Sabcrfon, for Norway; Drie Gebrodera, Jails, for Va-
telt ; Hamburgen liorfe, Horvretige, for TonninKen ; Vrow
Creinea, and the Friendfhfp, Stuck, for Stettia.
:laatv►.n—Off Dover, the Anna Maria, Cialien, from St.
Thomas's—At Liverpool, the Mary, Peck, from Savannah ; and
the Jac kf,m, Fletcher, from Riga—Off Loweltoff, Penelope, lamb,
from Peterlburzli—At Limerick, James, M'Laughlin, from Peter&
bizgh—At Lifbon, Mary, Wilton, from Newfoundland—At Met-
fina, Lucius, Pratt, from Liverpool.
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The (hip Gilwell, from Bombay, arrived in the
Rider Ganges, on the 16th of January, having been
captured by the Pfyche on the Bth, and afterwards
rekaied.

The Thetis, RtcHARDSON, from the Malabar Conn,
was alfo captured by the fame privateer ; but having
a cargo of corn, and fome honks on board, was
deemed of fufficient value to fend to the Mauritius.
PASSENGERS PER Gittwet.t.—,Ciptain Wafer*, late of the
Ebentzrr; Captain W. Richardfon ; Mr. J. Coverdale, tft Officer,
M C. kicbardfon, 2d ditto, Mr. Hampton, 3d ditto, Mr. John fon,
4th ditto. and Mr. Eaton, Puller, late of the Thetis; Mr. Hook,
Lae ad OfficLr of the Pigeon.
The fhip Eliza, Capt. WATERS, was captured by
the Pfeche ; the Captain fent in a wad under Pot-
tugnje colours to Madras.
The Pigeon, captured by the Pfyche, manned and
armed as a corvette to cruize with the Wyche.
Fortune French privateer.. prize to his Ma-
(hip CoNcoao, arrived at Bombay, is pun-
iiiaftd for his Majelly's fervice, and was to be manned
and equipped with all expedition.
A Portuguefe ihip, named the Laccnia, arrived at
ii ngal, lalt from Malacca, with .}cc,coo dollars fur
tt.a f .tlerneilt.
A French brig, Prize to his Majefty's fhip LAS-
CASTIII, at-lived at Point de Galle the latter end of
December.
The brig Catberiae, Bated to have been captured
by the Harriett, French privateer, foundered off
Paint Caiymcrc : the crew were fared by his Mrjef-
ty's.(ll4) SMSIRNESS.
The Countefs of Sutherland, which was captured
on her voyage to China, and carried into the Mauri-
tius, is eat down and converted into a heavitiy,-clown

'1 he Brunivrick EaR Indianian, Captain GIA►.T,
far whore fafety considerable apprehenflons have pre-
'Ailed, is arrived at Bombay, and her cargo of teas
landed, and intended to be re-fir:pped on the Skelton
:Arlie, NORMAND ; and Bridgewater, PALMAR. The
Btunfwkic, afer undergoing repair, is again to pro-
,• rd to China for a frefb cargo.
lazeiligence from the Ilk of France, received at

Madras, dates, thgt the French fqnadron, in the en-'
gagement with his Majelly's fhip CILICTUILION, had
14 men killed, and 19 wounded, which made them
dread another engagement with any of our men of
war. On the arrival of LlNots at the Mauritius,
finding, by lignal, that out ernizers were in port
North Well, he ran into the South Eaft port, where
the NIARENGO got a-ground, 101 l her rudder, and
fuffered much other damage. All the pumps were
at work, and it was cnly by the greatell exertions fhe
again floated. The Ms, em,;() was afterwards (trip-
ped and hauled to the tide of the Countefs of Suther-
land, to be hove down, and it was ftippnfed fhe
would not be ready again for fca in lefs than four
months.

A Letter from an Officer on board Sir Roster
CALDIR'S flag (hip the Palace OF WALES, to his fa-
ther in Bath, dated the 16th Wt. Rates :
" We joined the Channel Fleet the 13th, having left Ferrol the
loth, after reconnoitring the harbour's mouth ; and finding the
Combined Fleets were there, It was of courfe ro ufe for our
(mall fleet of ten fail of the line to attempt to blockade 33. We
are now getting in three months' proviflon ; and Sir Robert will
not have let's than 23 or 24 fail under him, and then I hope we Mall
give a better account of them. It was owing to the fog, or we
should have had a great many more of them."

Extrad of a letter, dated Savannah, July 12, 1805:
" Since writing you nn the 9th hilt. wr have intelligence from
the fhip Margaret, of Liverpool, arrived here from New Pnnri-
dente, that about the edge of the Gulph the eng iged and heat off,
with much ids, two of the three privateers that have been on our
Coati lately. The fhip bad two men killed and fey, rat wounded.
This torcnoon intelligence hat arrived from St. Mary's, of the
Camblan frigate, after twenty-fix hours ehacc, having taken a large
fchooncr privateer, fuppoted to be la Matilda, of t 8 guns; and
afterwards with her boats, on St. Mary's River, on the Spud&
fide, within three miles of that town, under a heavy fire front the
veffels and troops on more, boarding and taking pofieffion of the
flip Golden Grove, and a brig, bound to England with naval
Rotes, &e. captured and tent In by a Sputa privateer. The coaß
is now pretty clear."

All the armed tranfports that were Rationed at
Lochryan, failed kr Cork on Monday fe'nnight,
under the command of Lie.n. GR FGG.

The Juffrow, SMID, from Leith, is lult in the Eyder.